1 10 155 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/42a928628c6deb140e25856cf5042808.pdf 02badcacabdef3a69463b73ab43d7856 PDF Text Text .i " 1 ' *’-**V. v*; W* • s-fr'„ *' -*TT ;L.v v> " ■* - r - ■ I* ! ‘V ->* Lake M ary Sets Winter Carnival COUNTY NEWS ai THURSDAY, N O VEM BER t , 1MO If la planning Mm Baaaa w il appreciate help, to of materials s r to making EDITORIAL COMMENT Winter Carnival to he bald a t the for salt. Lab# Mary Bern eatery School to A workshop for this purpoaa to conducted in the school library December. Mrs. Robert J . Sanaa, chairmen, each Wednesday and Thursday from • a. m. to noon. Thoee whe can come, even If only for an hour, There wen some of the tuual Halloween pranks this Ber. Spurgeon N. Hindi, apeak- Mrs. E. C. Bates, wba cWa tha B. Rogers and Jemee Gamble Friday night at which the vein of •re requested to bring nsedl*^ year, but In most of our communitiee parents, teachers lag a reprwaentntlr# « t till property, after the Baptist group Rogers, architect for Florida Bap­ Mayor Wilbur Hawlfina swung ap­ thimble and scissors. and other groupa helped out with fun projects that also Wekivn Bapllli A»«n., uid announced tha desire te locate a tiste Retirement Centers Inc., wjio proval for moning. Miteriat* needed are; colored served worthwhile cause*. The carnival in Oviedo raised A five-man committee I* check­ Wednesday Hut th* (roup will n - retirement eenter (or elderly peo­ pre«onl»d building plans for the plaalin lacing such ea used by $383. youngsters in the Lake Mary area collated funds ing petition aignatona of those proposed Altamonte location. Mpt aa off)Hil Om approval bp • ple there. scuuls, scraps of material, notion, for UNICEF and most of the communitiee did something objecting to the request with city Objections heard from a num At a public hearing Thursday, (-1 vote of tho Altamonta net, crinoline, felt—check old hate that will result in help for others. fprinia Town Council for reaon* views for and against reaonlng ber of residents wera not against tag and voting recorda after Haw­ and skirt*), yarn-all colors and It appean that each of Seminole's growing towns is types, thread-all colors and types in* tho old hotel propirtp. Hi aim wera aired by officials nf the aa- the center but aaginst the loss of kins said he doubted some of the getting Increased interest aroused in its cooperative such ae mercerised cotton and em­ (Old that tha.aaaociatlon now will sociation, the town and Altamonte tea revenue. Sponsor* of the pro­ signature* wars legal. efforts and that is sure to make them all better places The objectors said that Haw­ ject form a non-profit organisa­ broidery, rick-rack, biaa tape, elas­ B. F. Wheeler will be one pMcaod with aUpa to lorallp ae- resident!. to raise families. kins, la voting approval of the tic, button#, snaps, sequins, beads. Repreeentlng tha Baptist group tion, therefore are tax free. a group of 52 men named Cairo tho property. Official council action was not Mining request, ignorsd th* wishes Florida’s "Hall of Achievement” j glitter, and ribbon, shredded for * Tho resonlng request c a m at the meeting ware Hinds, Mau­ which was >et up by the State rubber snd cotton batting, old Uk* aarcral v w i i aro from Mr. and rice Barnes, K. G. Rich, Atty. J . taken, however, until a meeting of some 250 residents. Chamber of Commerce during the well or terry cloth, «ra sheila, arti­ past year to pay tribute to men ficial flowera from old hat* or cor­ who helped l*y the foundation for sages, old and new candle* and era* stale progress and growth. yufrg plywood, unusual bottle* or A special dedicatory service jar* wito topfc otyTofoam, coat hanwill be held in conjdnctinn with irera • vrirt m wwedrei, old picture tne annuli convention at xiate iramrs, coflee ami xtmi tvuiiig i-iu , heidquartrra in Jacksonville Nov. and inner tube*. The Youth Christie n Fellowship a. m. and boys of the group wilt 13. Leather "Chairs of Buslnesa” Donations should be sent to the of the Chuluota Community wash for $1 per car. will be placed In the chamber school office. New and complet *} Mrs. Jay Weaver and Mrs. Bet­ Church will hold a ear wash Sat­ urday at the Phillip* M Service ty Fox, sponsors of thw group, building's Achievement Hall in handmade items should be In bp liunor id each man whose leader- Dec. 8. U f MARIAM « . JONES Station on (th St. and llwy. 119 will supervise. The girls of the Florida Conference Bishop Joeluh will host a barbecue for all ship talents ranged from busi­ in Chuluota. ness and professional to educa­ ■aph W. Ifanlap win addma tha Tha car wash will begin at I boya who help Saturday. Orlado T IM MathodW eoflgregaThe Chuluota Christian Fellow­ tion, government, Teal eitatp and Sen at tha mom Inf aorahlp aarship Youth his recently reorgan­ railroads. Wheeler'a contribution! to state vice Sunday whan the church eel#ised its club and the rar wash tralca lia annual homecoming. is one of the students first pro­ growth are noted In develop­ ment of citrus and produce for At this tlma dedication of tho jects. Tcllowihlp HaU Unit wlU be mado. Officer* elected at a recent th* Central Florida area. lie li president of the Mitton Women of the Lake Mary Vf1** Rav. George Carlton has taiuad meeting arc Danny Smith, presi­ Invitations to other Oviedo dent; Bobby Pent*, vice presi­ Co. in Oviedo, a deacon in the unlcer Fire Dept. Auxiliary who DeBary VKW Post toll] will dent; Sheds Partin, secretary; Baptist Church there and serves sponsored Ihe Halloween party el churchea, all friend* of tha church and to ill former member* observe the annual Buddy Poppy Mike Peyton, refreshments trea­ on (he hoard of directors for the Fire House Saturday night have termed th* venture th* moto of the host church located through­ surer; Alice Fox. building fund the Oviedo Citizen's Bank. S*!a Tuesday. MicfMsful ye). out the alata and In other itite*. treasurer; and Martin Norman, "Honor Ihe Dead by Helping lha Games were played in the early Following the morning aervlce, Sgt-st-Arm*. Living” ia the Inspirational motto part of the evening followed by a baiket dinner will be spread The fellowship program, made of Uie sale through which disabled dancing to th* hi fi record coton lahle* in front of Uie church veterans, their dependents, widow* up mostly of high school r.u lection of Joo Sm a there who also bp Mrs. R. W. Bataa, eburch ho#dents, meets on Sunday at 7 p. and orphans are given aid. COSTUMED YOUNWSTEM at tha Oviedo Halloween CH-nlvitl at th* won the door prize. taia, who will bo assisted by m.. The program is divided Is Oviedo'Sehooi included, left to right, Mary Jana Kelsey. Susan Koemer, Dis.bled veterans in government Mrs. Annie Schweickert won tfJ■ any member* on this occasion. provide fellowship and social Linda Oiiff and Stephan Manning. (Herald Photo) hospitals are paid for making the price for the prettiest costume, hours. There are 23 members in little red flowers and one cent A white elephant and hake sale Krnest Clement* for the funniest the club now and this project of for each poppy sold Is contributed the car wash it their way of will be held for benefit of the and Dottie Jardine for the most to the VFW National Home In Community original. helping th* church by donating all Altamonte Springs Grand Rapids, Mich, It is hera Couples receiving prizes for re­ money earned to thn building Library building fund Saturday. Riggins, Mrs. Clonts explained teed* from th* evening were in that care and a normal home life By MARIAN R. JON KB 9 a. m. to f p. m., in Hermits maining on the dance floor until fund. ia given to widows and orphans Orange and black, depleting th* that Waller Beasley was mistaken the amount of I1S1.11, Trail Park. All donations to this the last record played were Mr, A sup pur, spon-nird by the of veterans. A national rehabili­ lliilliiwrcn motif, was arranged in for a girl in on* group snd that sale will be gratefully received. and Mrs. C, Hunger of Glen An­ nil imaginable design# in various thsre ware no adult women con­ junior and senior classes, will be tation service also indirectly gives Organised in Juno 1U3U. the lib bury, N. Y., visitor* here, and By MONA (iltlNHTF.lt testant*; therefore, W, A. Ward, held on Nov. 19 in ths new school aid to local veterans. rary doors were opened tn the Mr. and Mr*. Ed Zimmerman. North Orlsmln tten Three mem­ iMiotht a t tho Halloween Carnival Sunday, Dave Garraway will Jr . and Stutts Riggins, attired a* csfetorium, and proceeds from this publie in February. Children el Refreshment* of donut*, app.-t bers of Casselberry Fecit 610 par­ Friday evening in tha Oviedo High ladies, tied for a priie provided project will he added to that of serve as master of ceremonies Ihe area have mad# most u«e of cider, artificial pumpkin* filled ticipated in a notional Cub Scout Reboot gymnasium. the library which offeri a large with mixed candies and bowl* of Doors worn opened a t 5:30 p. m. for tha lady and Foy# Shull was th# carnival before a final ac­ on ■ Monitor program when over and Boy Scout program Friday 200 VFW leaders will lie heard counting ran lie taken. collection of book*- fiction and non fruit were served hy Mr*. Mildred when they distributed pamphlet* In many ehildra* and adults at­ th* adult male prise winner in An exhibition of original paint­ Crowds poured into th* gym­ through the New York broadcast that group. fiction, for the adults, alto. Re»l- Gier and Mrs. Clara Grange tired In costume# varying from hi the community which encour­ ing* by children from all over the , , . . Mr*. A. B. Voight. carnival nasium u rn quits late, making which will urge ill to enter tha hideous to pretty. Teopl* moved aged resident* tu vote. state ia being shown in th . Hatl ^ don* " ° " J "Porchlighi Parade.” this th* largest attendance ever. of hook* and magazines. I!c:> 'in* “Vote As You Think, .'nun one concession stand to an- chairman, has reported that proGallery at Florida Federation Art Th* facility, on .Maitland Ave. Rut Vt>! jiaitif iiirt* wera dr- iitlu-r without being recognised Headquarters In the DeBary Mannext to Ihe Community Douse, even by their close*! friend*. eulul.,1 to nil reui Ionia by Michael alon. is open all day on Thursdays and Rhodes, David J-lhns, Michael Tiis lidrwnlk cafe was very Tha rottci-tlon will remain on ex­ on Saturdays from 10 a. m to JCrecrk and Bud Alien. popular and tables were filled ail hibit until Dec. I and Mrs. D. R. 1 p. in. Cubs meet mica a month In the evening by tho*# enjoying hot Members of the Seminole Demo­ Feeniater, federation president, Casselbei ry Methodist Church and dog*, hometimde pie, rake, coffee, cratic Woman1* Club who heard hea issued a yjiecfsl invitation to prreently there are three dena but potato * nlnil and baked beuni. Cdr. Jack Lnnuford speak on teacher* from surrounding are** interest he* liecn »liown for the Mrs. Nolan Fore tepoilrd they tn nminus a visit for their pupil*. Americanism at the October •rgsnUation of additional gruupa. wera “sold out” hefor* tha avemeeting were *n impressed hf Thi* first children's exhibition Information for boya who wish nlng wna over. Thera were Cokes hi* a hires* that plan* are under aver sponsored hy th# Federation to Join in the Catiflherry area aplenty, though, and Mrs. Frank way to have him make a return wax cho'en to make the circuit may be had by phoning Wetter (inyilick and Mr*. John Lundy viut at a later meeting. from several hundred entrie*. Sanford Lodge t i l l , Loyal Or Khnmr, district »cou» commis­ -v..i, -till Irlng them down ipiita Mr*. Ruth Gallagher, president, During the month of November der of the M-utn, Iui- move sioner at TU MW 13. 'nte. ' L_' hat voiced extreme praise for the the irttllery will ha open only in meeting headquarter* to ■ suite In t’*i ! *01 th Orlando area, boys work done by VAH-M Navy wive . the afternoon* from 1 p. lit. to 5 Th# lea rteani booth al-o spurt­ of ups airs rooms in the Evsna may ca1) Mrs. Arthur Khodes si ed a “sold out” «lgn about 0:10 wlw, through personal contact and p. m. Building at the corner of Country FA Ji-io<i. by telephone, reminded over 300 p. m. Til* grub hag al*o wa* con­ Club Rd. snd Crystal Lake Ave. Adult help la narde and Mr*. ducted at this booth. wive* of the voter registration in Lake Miry. Rhodes will he glad to discus# the deadline. Through their effort*, linked food »ul# sold out, too. Thi* lodge i* Ihe only one in rrgiitration among Navy person­ program xrith alt intareeted real- before thn evening »na ever and th# county end Robert T. Willi*, nel was inrrca*cd hy »hou( M denta. tha potato mind and linked hennt governur ha* invited all resident* per rent this year. Sha stresses that Novamber Is to lupplcmcnl hot dug*, pie and The X-Rsy mobile unit of th* who ha\e affiliations with other a good immth fur joining sine# th* cakn supper deal proved quit* She also commended this group Seminole County TuHcrculotis l^dgei, or who are interested In study program wilt be on "New good. Josephine Mikler, Shirley ami Ileshh Assn, will be it (he joining Die group to lake advant­ for arranging i visit to Ihe Navy Worlds.** Cuhs will be making ro­ MlkUr and Mr*. Fiance* CartDeBary Post Office Friday snd age of the inure centrally locat Rav* hy Supervisor of Registra­ bot*, learning and pretenting ledge were wehoma helpers at tion Camilla Bruce who explain#,,Saturday. ed meeting place. aktti and playing garnet on thte this booth ns volunteer help for the method nf using voting ma­ Aiaivting th* ioral chairman, Member* meet weekly on Wed­ program them*. tha ItMth grade mother* in Mra. Adam Muller, at the unit nesday at 9 p. m. Current pro­ chine* and stressed the import­ charge. Rose M a r i e Hensley, Friday, from 3 p. m. to 9 p. m., jects uf the local lodge include ance of participation in rnunty, tenth-grader, did not let her will be Mrs. John Leone. Mrs. C. the collection of used clothing for state and national election*. The next meeting nf the group mother down, either. Mom was in K. Penders**!, Mr*. William Din the needy and work on a float will he held at the courthouse (icorgia with her newly arrived ning and Mra. Bea Hart. for the annual Christmas parade Nov. 18, granddaughter, to Ross linked her Helping Saturday, 10 p. m. to By MARIAN R. JON FA 1 p. m. will be Mrs. David RunSaturday night was the dcxlg- cuke nnd brought it to the booth. Children crowded around booth* kel, Mr*. Edna Reilly and Mr*. nated "Trick or Treat" night in Paul Poor. Mr*. Arlhuj Hook. Ihe Oviedo area. Hours were limit that were conducting games, \V1NNI!ILS o r SOUTH OKI.ANDO’S 4-11 Club Halloween party costume Mra. Gaston Crothy and Mrs td to a 10 p. m. deadline. From dart*, ball throw, penny-torn, fish tmnule Friday night wera front, left to right, M artha Dean, honorable Muller will work from I p m tiny tots to high school age, pond, too. Mother* on hand hera mention as n dancer; Je ff Krecck, Mr. Halloween ns a combination pumpto S p. m. children were busy calling at var­ war* never idle. Kin-scarecrow. In back are Michael Rhodes. Mr. Mechanical ns a robot nnd The country store was really These volunteer* represent th* ious home* for this momrntoui Diane Williams, Mias Halloween dressed a* the witch of all witches. that.” displaying clothe*, dines, Business and Professional Worn occasion. an's Club, Th# DeBacy Woman's Most or the townsfolk* hid their canned goods, variety aiticlcs, and flub. VFW Auxiliary, American front porches lighted and were “mn*t anything you could nisi*. Legion Auxiliary. Civic Associa­ kept bury answering tha door and 1100.’’ The pop corn and peanut booth tion, Volunteer Fire Dept. Auxili banding out (rents of sM kinds was kept busy by youngster!, a* ary. Garden Club end World War to their visitor*. Hy MONA GRINSTHO lkuiik and Mrs. Krecrk e* a beat­ Mr*. Hobo, Dabby Davis; WenJy, l Veteran’i Auxiliary. Those who eallod on as were writ aa adulta, buying that*. .M a r t h a Mliliam* and llobo, Twenty North Orlando jouns nik, Th# “kiddie rids" booth w u, a* very polUe and considers!*. By Mr, and tire, Flli-nq Smith of Weodle Aessom*. 1’er Week people of ths 4 11 Club rsisbratsd •:M p. m. moat of our cstls had always, on* e f th* busiest. litre, teacher* and mother* In li# Ilow*•* with a “Chill Thriller'* Kdgamoi* Ave., served as judgs* stopped. The last visitor eount was M, not including noma par- turn helped the small ones with Friday night at the home of Bev­ la chooslug prit* winners am) named Diana Willianis, as a witch, note who accompanied group* their rides. ▼ ^CO UPO N erly Krecek on Kdgemon Ave. World Wsr I Veterans of dis Miaa Halloween; Jeff Krecek, aa The forty-niner engine rrtw end were lreeled. Tha aupply on Screams and yells were heard trict seven will hold ■ picnic at [ a pumpkin and scar* crow, Mr. hand wan miming low but not hardly could run fast snougH to Name ...... Ihe DeBary Community Center \ sU through th* neighborhood a* Halloween. Michael Rhode*, dress­ accommodate itt crowd. quhw Parents based at Sanford Naval On th* school grounds, the teen­ guests and hostess played game* ed as a robot, was named Mr. Air Station are reminded at the Saturday. DeBary Barrack* 1197 Address .. will be hoita to the affair. agers enjoyed th* dance sponsored and told stories of witch**, ghosts, Mechanical; Martha Dean in danc­ A twenty-five cent registration goblins and othsr Halloween crea­ er's costume took honorable men­ Saturday deadline for entering by the ninth grad*. Phone No, tion. the "Mis* and Master Sanford fee will be charged and those1 Mr*. FT. R. Clonts. ia charge ef tures. Orange end black crepe paper the costume parade, announces Attending were skeleton, Bobby Naval-Air Station” baby contest. attending are requested to pro vided table service. Norto Orlando Mayor Fraok that Judge* Mayor M. L. Gary streamers decorated the caiporte Denim; Barbara Berum; AM entries muet include ■ Fa mis h i* anoounrnd plana for and Mrs, K. L. Hell horn, wif* of with skeletons and pumpkins tack­ witch, Fatty llsrville; clown, snapshot of the child, five years a “ Block Dana*” for all resident* tha principal af Slavia school, ed all 'round where refreshments Mika Krecek; And* I'anda, Debbie of a t* or under, with the child's Nurses To Meet to be held Nov. 11. Veteraa'a Day. awarded prise* to Linda Olliff and war* served by Mrs. Marcia Krecek; Dutch girl, Cris Greeny*; Af1 profeisionat registered nur:0 t W. Kirnt Street Fairfax Av*. will ba roped off Gaorg* Martin, pre-school eg* Derum. Mre. Rob Dean, Mr*. Bev­ Cinderella, Gal* Atchison; pink nsme and the fslher's outfit writ »e» of the county aro invited to tn front of the North Orlando Co. group; Mary Lynn Koemer, Guy erly Krecek and Mrs. Data Wil­ rabbit, Tom Rhodes; Indian, Cam­ ten on back. attend a meeting Monday, T;30 office tor Urn event. Refreshment* Lingo and Debbie FenU; Walter liams. eron Clarks; gypajet, Vecky Allen, T h e y should be mailed to Baby p. m . 30* W. 19th St. in Sanford, Guests had imt. h hilarity with Beverly William* snd Myrtle Har- Contest, Rout* t. Box 38 D. San for the purpai* or organizing a Of hog dogs and aoft drink* wilt Reselry end tarry Shull; Foyr ha Dssu, sueUuied as IsJyitia; 1* rosea* Pam Ttomspeuni Stroll. W. X. Weed, da. and 8tuU* ■F FRAN C M W Communities At Work I l Ben F. Wheeler Honored By Stale For Achievement Chuluota Youth To Wash Oviedo Methodists Plan Annual Homecoming Day Cars To Aid Church Lake Mary Party Is Well Attended DeBary Poppy Sale Set Tuesday Saturday Sales To Aid Library Cubs Urge Vole Oviedo Carnival, Dance Earn $383 In North Orlando Children s Work Shown At DeBary Art Gallery VAH-11 Wives Praised For Work In Registration New Headquarters For Moose Lodge In Lake Mary X-Ray Mobile Unit To Visit DeBary All Ages In Trick Or Treat Mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered doily to your door 4 -H Stages Thriller A t North Orlando for Only SNAS Contest Deadline Saturday District Veterans Schedule Picnic North Orlando Plans Block Dance § a t t f u r ii S jr r a lit 1 �1 7 ,0 0 0 Register, 13 ,0 0 0 Expected To Vote In Election Tuocday inora than 11000 Stmt sole County voter* will consider of tha loo re M ballots la votmi history. It'll takt aa a v c r tft parkm about six mlautci just to road Iba lin g u ift ot tho six eonatitutioail amendments and Uta names and officers of all t u candidates listed. fo r the Sanford election It will be somaobst. easier, with only lour candidates runnlni for the two open City Commission posts. feAt city ball on Tuesday there will be 11 voting booths, with ]>Roy Anderson and A. I.. Wilson eying for the Group I post and Tom McDonald and R. J . Boynton aeekini the Group I post. fn the founty. Supervisor of Registration, Camilla Brace esti­ mates that If the weather is good between 11,000 and 13,000 will go to the polls out of the 17,000 who have registered. In the 11 precincts in the wan­ ly, 33 machines will' be used. Fourteen new machines were re­ cently purchased by the county. When the voter enters the vot­ ing machine he will be confronted with two horizontal rows for bal­ loting- aa follows: 1—Constitutional Amendments. 3—Candidates for federal, state and county offices. Reading from left In right on the top row are proposed amend­ ments: 1—permittmg the legislature to Inc re ate judgeships on the court» of appeals. 1—allowing absentee registra­ tion for military personnel sod their spouses. 3— revamping the Game and Fresh Water Kish Commission to allow more legislative control. 4— fixing distribution of pari­ mutuel pool fundi equally at not more than 41 percent to each -ceuatpr— ------— — On the same raw. amendments I and ■ do not affect Seminole County, but permit trial of civil ettes In branch emirthou*ej nf Brevard, Highlands and Volusia counties. The second horisootal Hna eon tains the elective offices and can­ didates. First will appear the of­ fice sought by candidates of both Democrat and Republican parties starting with Kennedy • Johnson end Nison Lodge slates. Offices on the Seminole County ballot for which Democrats and Rtpublicani are contesting hesidrt the Kenned)-Nison race are as follows: Governor: ra rrir Brysr.t (Dem.l and George C. Peterson (Rep.); secretary of state, Turn Adams (Hem.) and P. W. Thompson (Rep.) state treasurer, J . Edam Larson (Dam. incumbent) and C. R. Fisher (Rep.); attorney gen­ eral Richard W. Ervin (Pent. Iw* eument) and C. V. Wtsner J r . <Rep. >; stale school superintend­ ent, Thomas D. Bailey, (Dcm., In­ cumbent) and Gilbert P. Richard­ son ( Rep.); and Railroad and Public Utility Commission, Ed­ win L. Ma»on (Dem.) and Vic­ tor A. Rule (R rp .). State Representatives Mack Cleveland J r ., and Gordon Frede­ rick aa well aa all tlie Democratic nominee*-for county* offices are all unopposed. Prccincls in ihr county, number of registered voters in each preeinct and machines are ae fol­ lows: , Precinct 1: West Sanford, HI French Ave., 1,073 registered, five msehines. 3: Lake Monroe, rhurrh annex, 431 registered voters, two mach­ ines. >: East Sanford, Home Center, 13th and Sanford Ave., 1,M4 regis­ tered and 11 machines. 4: Paola, Wilson School, 343 re­ gistered and one machine. 3: Oviedo, Town Mali, 394 re­ gistered. Uo machines. 0: Geneva, community house, 333 registered and <me machine. 7: Chuhiola, old school house, JOS registered, one machine. •: Goldrnrod, community bouse, 0 3 registered, two machines: 0: Longwood, Town Hall, 1,107 registered, three machines. 10: Lake Mary, P m b y M n Church annei, Oil registered, h r t machine*. 11: Altamonte Spring*, eommwnity house, 1,341 registered, four machines. 13: Forest City, Purvis Heal Ra­ tals, 004 registered, two machine*. II; Slav is. school annex, 73 re­ gistered. one machine. 14: Fern Park, Casselberry, Prairie Lake Legion HaU, 1,007 re­ gistered, one machine. 13; Sanford proper. National Guard Armory, 1,4*0 registered, seven machines. 14: Bear Lake, Florida Power Lounge, 333 registered, twe mach­ ines. © lip i> m tfo r& i i m t l f t WEATHER: Fair through Saturday. High today 80, low tonight S6. YOU 63 U nited P reso Leaned W irt l*Jttabli.«hed 1008 F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R -I, l% n SANFORD G O P Fiscal Failings H it; Nixon Assails Johnson ) FLORIDA NO. 65 Look Out! NEW $OllK <1 Ph — tr some highly skilled mslhrmstiral cel* filiations are rnrrect. doomsday for the human rare ia going to arrive on Fridas, Nut. 13, 303*. which is till years from now. IHs that day, according to the calculations, Ihr human popula­ tion will reach infinity, meaning there will be no space left on the earth for another person. On that coming Friday tho By L'nilfd Press Interactional lwt me nuke it eleur that if I Kennedy did not mention Pred- living, tlie decline of the gross na­ lllh , "out great great grand­ Pen. John F. Kennedy charged alacted president, I commit myself dent Eisenhower by neme but tional product and th* flow nf children wilt he squeered In death," aaid the calculators, today that the Eisenhower admin­ and my party to * sound fiscal said: gold oul ot the United States. istration has pursued "wasteful policy in th* aixties." "The fsilure of opr present eco­ “Th*-* me the danger eignuU— Heins son Foersler, Palriria M. and shortsighted" economic pol­ Kennedy appealed In Virginia nomic policies ha* bemnie increas­ the glowing weakness,' 'he said, Mora, and l.awrenre W, Amint icies that have brought tha nation early today aa h* began hie final ingly evident in the past few "which has muted many econo­ of Ihr I nivrrsily of Illinois, in to tha thrsshotd of it* third major wsskend round of campaigning be­ months as the danger signals nf mist* to say that we may he en­ reporting lo Ihr Vmrriran Asrecession In six years. fore th* election Tuesday. economic wenknee* have begun lo tering our third major recession aoriatinn for ihr Adsanrrment ^Kor his own part, tha Democrat­ In hie speech assniling lb* ad­ mount." in six year*. And growing unem­ of Science. ic candidate said in Rosnoke, Va., ministration economfc policies. He cited the rise in the cost of ployment and declining production tend to confirtn thi* prophecy." T h * candidate acknowledged that the piogram he envisages will cost money "hut they will lie soundly financed" and will reduce Tanker In Flames wnMs in government, he aaid. KEY WEST i UP 11—A Swedish Kennedy declared "W# Demo­ tanker lailrn with oil hurst into crat* do not intend to devalue the (lantex in the Gulf of Mexico dullar from its piment rale. We Thursday, hut the ikipper said he will defend it- value and ita would continue to Rotterdam alter au-.tn inese. <*. damage was repaired, some lime Employe* of First Federal Sav­ Kennedy ridh tiled the vice pre«- today. The Haines hroke out In ings and la in Assn, today became ident'a rlaiin for himself that lie the after portion of Ihe I >3 foot the first mo percent contributing is the proper heir of the Je lfrisim­ vessel ' Kaunux" near Ihe galtes group lo the United Fund cam­ ian tradion. Kennedy said Nixon hut it was immediately brought paign. stands "whera I’ooliJgs stiaal" under control. Everyone on th* .First Federal and where Republican pie.ddenla staff subscribed to ihe fund as McKinley, Taft, Hoovrr and uth Salaries Illegal workers began to itcp up activity at* have always taken thrir stand. JACKSONVILLE (U P I)-\ 19.VJ In thi drive lo raise 337.000. Arguing against divided govern­ legislative act which raised sal* ?%l'nited Fund headquarters also ment. Kennedy said ht cannot be­ rics of peace justice* and con announced that a meeting will lieve Hint Virginim* will elect stables it mtcumlliulinnal. Circuit be held at l.ake Mary Monday RADY O F T u p : 5 KAU tnnic.'itaiit*, Tina Marie Mc­ Democrat* ft/-f.'gngrei.s "am! then Judge Fidwin L. Jones ruled at 7:30 p. m. to make plana for Millan. left, seven-months old daughter of Mr. uiui Mrs. put it all in reverse" by putting Thursday. Hie legislature apptuv a house to house canvass in that Kyle McMillan ia sponsored by the Dilots C'lub, and a Republican in the White House. ed pay raises for Hie officials arts. II* dev la red that the future ol from $7,300 to $9,000 annually, bill Laurie Lynn Brown, three-months old daughter Mr. The committee, headed by W. the South ia Inseparable from Hie Junes said (he salaries should and Mrn.* Willie ( J . Drown is sponsored by th e Disabled E. Gray, will meet at th* Lake future nf th* nation and th* fu revert immediately to their ori Am erican Veteran*. Zeta Xi Chapter of Beta Signm Mary Chamber nf Commerce Lure of Ihe ayrlil. Phi is ststninjr the contest for benefit of the Seminole spn.il amout. building. At Fort Worth Nixon wound up . . . . . Assn, for Retarded Children. a whirlwind bid today for Ihe .‘A M i l k H e a r i n g - S e t l electoral votes of Texas with a T A LLA H A S S EE (U P I) Tim dashing a liar I, upon Sen. I.yitd u Florida Miik Commission will B. Johnson whom he linked with m e t here Nov. 13 for i three what lie tailed a Democratic plan vJjy jsraimn. administrator Howard lor '‘voting dead people' in the Walton said today. Included on Lone Star Slate. Ihe a send* will he consideration Nixon paid his respects to Hi* of Hie l%lU3 budget and discus By United Press International Democratic presidential mini- shin of a committee recoinmenda Severe weather struck live West Klee and Sen John F\ Kennedy .it lion to gev rid nf present retail Isle Thursday and early today, HAVANA l U f t )—Premier Fidel launch a mock attack on the big a rally m Fori Worth before de- milk controls and set up new bringing heavy wind and rain In revolutionary regime l . S naval have at Guantanamo parting for the Northwest. Police procedures. ’m thern California and wind- Castro's plans lo pur;e foreign clergymen Hay today m a 31 hour maneuver estimated the S a m crowd al whipped snow to the Rocky Moun­ laib el Awarded teaching at religious school* here involving tanks and late-model s,W)n l0 |ff ooo person*. tain slopes. as the tint step toward •'tirmrin; Jet warplanes. MONTGOMERY. Ala. (1 PI >_ Hr pietlirrd Johnson. a native A freak windstorm swept in Ttie opening hours of the Ilia Texan who is rutin ug for rcclcc- \n all white Alabama Jury decul the schools into tine," church from the Pacific Ocean and lashed neuvrr called fur ‘ enemy" pa lion lo the Senate as well a. elec ed Thursday the New York Times sources said today th* California enait, causing one They said plans for the church trol* In break through the feme tlon In the vice presidency, and libeled City Police Contmisdnner death and damage estimated m campaign were roughed out at an surrounding the base and scire s Kennedy as "frantic" in their I R Sullivan hy printing a paid the thousands of dollars all-rtight meeting Nov. 7 at which number of sentry post* bordering effort to won Texas in Ihe chum; advertisement soliciting foods for A construction worker was Communist boss Bias Boca pre Cuban territory as might happen legal defense of a Negro integra­ killed when wind blew ■ tree sided amt Education Minister Ar­ it Fidel Castro pul hi* militamrn days ol Ihe campaign tion leader. The li man circuit As the evidence ot this p int, In Jew s on top of his truck near mando Hart and land reform chief on the warpath. retcrrrrl In a hing-pubtivhed list court jury awarded Sullivan, damYV*h, Calif, about 90 mile* north Antonio Nunet Jimener were pres a,rs of $300,Owj 0n hi* marges nf Tevans supporting John-on of San Frineiiro. The winds cm. ' some of whom turned out tu have that tile March 29 ad in the Times broke windows, lore down power malm only libeled him with a Informants .said Castro, who been long since departed lines, and damaged buddings. The looked in on the meeting m Ihe park of lies." The vice pit-iiili-iii hammered wind partially tore away roofs of early hours ot Nov. 3. sad m a principally at the differences be ranch buildings near Ukiah table-pounding speech that pm ale The Seminal* Sport* l «r Club raeen Kennedy ami Johnson a* Snow hlsnketed th# ground early schools must not be permitted to ” iU h",d " * n‘“nlhlJr " ,Mtin* * l reflected in the.r cnjre.aionul today from Montana and 'western impede educational reform. , 30 p. m. today at the home o f , votjng rrconJi f)imfJi, li!n Jra r South Dakota through Wyoming Castro’s educational reform pro President Jim De Brine, 12d Coun­ statement*. and western Nebraska. Casper, gram eliminates examinations, re­ try Club fluid. Tiicie will lie a H* pivluted Johnson and kv-unu reported four inches ot snow port cards and textbooks and lim­ rnlor and sound film of (he Wat on tha ground at midnight. its education to topics prescribed kin* Glen Grand I’rix. Anyone in dy a* telling widely-varying Mor les about shifting defense plants by the Education .Ministry. The town of Longwood will bonterested io sport* csrj Is welRoman Catholic ptiest* anil lay­ came' ami (her* will be'a iortiiY# ,rom. one p m M ,h* t,,unlr> ' or ita Volunteer Fir. llept. tnemmen and administrators ot Amer­ check point sign in his yard 1her. an.) their fnrnilj*. at an ohlrf‘ ican run. Methodist and Episcopal fjvhionrd pirnle and chick*n l.arHans will b. mad. for the , J " rk *“ V . u k ' ,h'" " schools here have announced their cluh'a .v en t, of Novemlwr and »" ta lfo rn ia . I'ruu.y'va.. lu-i iic in th . Longw ood Park MILWAUKEE. Wi*. (U PI) - A opposition to government inlerven Dargnibcr 11 JrM Virginia a rtf1 Lyndon Saturday beginning st t p, in, hi by litter. Dipped hy flames in tlon, but autisoritie* of Cuban run *UU have them hrr** m 1>na**/' Games an.) cunl.it* wilt fill Hie a burning four-family apartment Presbyterian, Baptist amt Luther­ ; tfternoon with winners receiving house, tossed four children from an schools have not taken a stand. In other ipeeches in T'-ran, i , |iii/.*s which were donated by ^second story window and then Th* government already has k i n n i ; ___ ! Nixon alto swung at Waiter lieu* leaped to safely herself Thursday baited trie entry ot "religious im M o n d a y M e e t i n g .tn*r, h«*d ot th* toned .\m« l.v.jvu vood mrichanta, civic groups srui individual*. night. The International Departiu.nl Worker* Union. migrants," and church sources be­ The chivXcu (.U wer, with all th* Mra. Norma Nicbolt, 19. tossed lieved Uie (irst step in Iheir cam­ of ih* DeBaiy Woman'* Cloh will ' -. . . ----------the three children of Mrs. Marten* paign would be to require foreign meet 31 onlay at f p. in. at Ihr tiimminga, will lx acrv.d around 4 p. m. Supplies for th* meat also KaviU and her own son ini# tha prieiis and nuns teaching at pa horre of th . r hair man, Mia* Has- Council To -Meet arm* ot Lily Walker. XT. standing rochial schools tn leave the mun fric* J Tv son Diicussinn tuple Utty Ununril members of Oviedo were received through donation*. htlow. Then Mr*. Nicholi jumped try and re-enter as ordinary tmmi- for Ih. day wilt he Khrushchev'* wilt mrel Monday st 4 p m. Th* event i* being held for th. and va* caught by a man. a grant*. 34 day* al she Ownera) Assembly aa Uta Urty Hail budding U* foe fir.men us appreciation ot many ax-yearoM bo# received poauhj* U. 1. Marina* masquerading |of th* UN. Alt women ht DeBary regular monthly aeistun. Mayor hour. *p*~* while cleaning away broken ankles. II ’■a3;r.»>ors" prepared tu nr* invited tu attend. detiri* fvoin Hurricane Donna. Lee Gary announced lodjy. News Briefs United Fund Gets First 100 Percent .{mpioye Donation ievere Weather Begins In West Religious School Staff Purge Begun By Castro TWO MEN WERE HURT when this pickup truck run off tha road this morning and landed in a ditch on Cameron Ave. Th# driver, Edward Kveririgs of Maitland, and a passenger, Clyde Harris, Apopka, war# taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital for treatm ent. Deputiei Jim Moor# and Slim (jnllnwiiy reported that the truck ran off the wronf aid* of tha rond into the ditch. They were investigating Ihe cause. (Herald Photo) Free Balloons -And Circus, Too Kids can Ret a free balloon Su n d ay— and a whole circus s .sliivdtivvii iu gw mi, iv it —- a t the Lriatiani Bros, winter (jmiitcr.s at the Farm er* Market. The producer nf u National Hniailca.xtiiig Co. film about kin- circuit who i< shuttling hccihm here for a TV sc fieri, said his crew will provide free bal­ loons, cotion candy, and (ret ticket* tu the stiow at 1:3(1 p. in. Sunday. Jack Emanuel, NUC producer, invited parrnts Isi bring (heir children lo the nrcu* grounds and not msI) ie* Ihe ails but ap­ lamgwuod Mayor A. ft. lair pear in Lit* background scenes for matin Thursday named Mr*. (he film. Tickets will he distributed a< limit I,avn, t.. I). Norton. Alfred Dri.unan. vs. .*. (.argent at*J C. »h* civil) ut th* nnikcl are* Sun­ day. it Searcy as out standing cm rent Paul f’ritllinl, manager of th* of life town for 1900. rlrcus, said members ot the In presenting the award, f.or- troop* will present several of maun said "selections were mad* their acts for III* audience during mi Hit1 bavu nf person*! contri­ th* filming of initial scenes for butions toward the betterment nf Ihe series to be known as "The laingwowd with each individual Big Tent." contributing, at personal #acriEmanuel also invited spectators flee, towards making Hits a mure to watch filming of some cirrus appealing cnmimmit) In which to ground scenes Saturday morning live." I beginning about B a. m. Longwood Names Citizens 01 Year Sports C ar Club Meets Tonight Town To Honor Longwood Firemen Murri* S. Hale Jr ., president of the Orlando Junior College, will apeak at th* Rotary Club meeting Monday. HI* address will outline the Junior College activities. DeBary Club Sets I I County Judge Y.rnon Mis* has instituted a new prorrdura for waiving personal nn^aranrrx b7 driver* arrested for some traffic violation) n u t * Id a municipal ianmdari.i. It pruvlde* that an out of aounty resident, or anyona who cannot appear in traffic court on th . dale specified in th# arresting officer’* citation, may make a pie* by mail to tho Judg*. Mlio haa provided printed forme outlining the procedure which will be handrd to the diiver by the ar­ resting offirer, Thasa form* allow a plea of guilty, not guilty or nato contendre (no eoutevt), Urivri * charged with driving under the influence ot Intoxicat­ ing liquor or drug*, racklett driv­ ing, driving while ticenso ia euspended or having no driver’s Mcense eannot nee the new nta4 plea. A mail plea in allowable rase* must rvav-h the judge's vifft.e be­ fore the dale of trial shown on hi* arrest slip. If a bond ha* been posted, and the pi.a ia guilty or no contest, a (in* wilt tie levied against the bond and any amount not imposed returned So th* driv­ er, If ■ not guilty plea hi mailed tn, th* judge will have the prosecut­ ing attorney advise Uie arctl-rd of the new date for appeurunr*. If a summon* ia given instead of requiring bond to bo posted, a clic k for the normal bond mael be enclosed with Ibe written plea. Alls* said this method haa been used to other counties and found to b« helpful in expediting the work of tha traffic court a* well as being convenient to the travel­ ing publM, Rotary To Hear Morris Hale Baby Sitter Saves Four Children 4 County Judge Seis Up New Mail Plea For Traffic Court Vatican Has Holiday H IE I'H.OT CLUB AWARD lor outstunUicg member* nf the School I’atrol wne presented this morning tu Dan Simon of Sanford Grammar School. Mra. Georgs Stint made the predoulatlon oI a certificate of m arit and a silver dollar, given each six weeks by tha Pilot*. (Herald Photo) VATICAN CITY (U PI) — Pops John XXIII today obaarved the second anniversary ot hi* cjrunaLion aa supreme pontiff of the world'* half-billion Roman Catho­ lic*. It w*s a Holiday ia tho tiny Vatican stale and tho papal goldBTvd-whi * flag Dew from all 14* building*. �Adventist Church Here Sets Goal For Appeal ...Cttiw cL ChwuJt Sunday* Nazarene Baptist Church Of Christ r a n 4APTOT c h u r c h BU Park Avtnaa W. f . Brook*, J r . Pallor F . B. Fisher . . Assoe. Paitor Morning Wanhip . . . . 4:43 a. m Sunday School ......... l . « a. m Morning Wonhip ----- 11:00 a m Trainlag Union ........... 4:15 p. m. EvtaJng Wonhip .. 1:30 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:10 p. m PERN PARR CHURCH OP THE CHURCH OP CHRIST NAZARENR Geneva ORRIA.N ROAD Ralph Rrewcr Jr . Evangelist Jth Either Psttor ........... .. Bible School ....... 10:00 a. m jundiy school . . . . . 1:43 a m Morning Wonhip . .. 11.00 a. m torning worihip ... 14:43 a m Evening Worihlp 7:10 p. m 6:43 p m outh service Wed. Prayer Serviee 7:10 p. m ivangellstie service 7:30 p. m Wed. prayer aervice 7:30 p. m CHURCH OP CHRIST LARK MART F a ll CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Kira Duncan ...... Minliter Lake Mary Morning Worihip .. 11:00 a .m . Faitui Evening Wonhip ....... 6.00 a. m S. L Drawdy . 10:00 a m Thun. Bible Study . . . 7:10 p. a Sunday School Morning Worship .. 11:04 a m Service Training ............ 4 p. m. CHURC H OF CHRIST Evening Worship T oo p. m U agvnd Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. ra Morning Worship 10:34 a. m. Evening Worship 7:30 p. a . Presbyterian CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. lull U A Oak Aw. Gall Smith ........................ Paitor Sunday School ............. 145 a. m Morning W orihip.........11:0o a. tn. Training Union ......... 4:1* P m Evening Worihip ......... 7:30 p m. Wad. Prayer Servlet ..7:30 p. m PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH 341 W. Onera Road Donald Gravenmier .. . Paitor Episcopal Early Service . . 4:14 a. MHOLT CHORA EPISCOPAL Sunday School ........... 4:43 n. CHURCH Stoning Worship ........11:00 a. m. Park. Avo. at 6th S t Training Union ...........4:30 p. m. John W. Thomas ............. Rector Evening Worihip ......... 7:43 p. m. John Griffith ..................... Curate . Wed. Prayer Service ..7:41 p. m Holy Eucharist ........... 7:30 i . m Family S e rv ic e WEST SIDE Church School ........... t:M a. a . lOUfONART BAPTIST Morning Prayor— 411 E BoRy Avo. Sormoo 11:04 a. a . Paul Colly ........................... Paitor Saeraaoat of Penance Sunday School .............10:00 a. i Seturdiy ................. S-3.34 p. m. StsTslag Wsrrhlp i i i :0 0 o . i Bikle Study ....................T:»a p. m. Eveolng Worship ....... T :» p. m. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Wod. Praysr Rorvloo . 7:10 ». mCHURCH Rnlerprla* • DeBiry FT. Paul Shulti ....... Pastor CHVLUOTA FIRST BAPTIST 1 Holy CommunionCHURCH c .a. K m » v ...........Pui0' Sunday ............................ 4:04 a. a . Sunday School .............f:4S t . ns. Morning Prayor— Sormoo ................... 4:14 a. a . Stoning Worship . . . .11:00 n. m. Holy Communion— Training Union ......... «:M p. m. vtning Service ......... 7:10 p. a . 1st Sunday each month U a. a . ed. P n y ir Servieo . . 7:10 p. a . CHRIST CHURCH ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST C H U iq i George Jarvia III ............. Victor S . I t Griilln .............. PesKr Holy Euchariat . . . . 7:10 a, ra. Sundsy School .............1:10 a. a . lit, Ird, 3th Sun..........6:30 a. in. Horning Worship . . . . 10:41 o. a . Morning Prayer, 2nd, 4th Sua Training Union ......... ■ :» P- » .................................. 6:M a. a . Evening Worihip . . . . 7:11 p. m. Sunday School . . . . 4:30 a. » . Wod. Prsysr Servieo l:M p. a . Jewish Synagogue FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OP GKNEVA ja ck L Sic wart Tastar CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL 14th and Magnolia Sunday School . ....... 10:00 a. mMorning Service ... 11:00 a. m Friday Evening Servieo . I p. i Evening Servieo . . . . 7;M p. a . Lutheran HILLCREST BAPTIST CHURCH GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED OP GENEVA LUTHERAN CHURCH Joseph M. SI ado, J r Pastor Sanford Shrine Ctak Sunday School ........... 10:M a. m l*t St. and Leo Ave. Horning Worabip ....11:00 a .m . Ernest llolick J r . Pastor Training Union .........S-1S P- m Church School ............. 1.30 o. ra. Evening Wonhip ...7:30 p .m Morning W orship..........10:3(1 a. ra. Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. ra- Pastor'* d a ** ......... .. 1:30 a. ra. Luther league ........... 6 70 p. m. PHUT BAPTIST CHURCH LABE MARY LUTHERAN CHURCH OP TRR IP. Roman ........................... T‘ «*» REDEEM ER Sunday School ........... 1:43 a. o tot W. 23th Place Morning Worship ....1 1 :0 0 a m Herbert W. Gocrsi . Paitor livening Worabip ....... 7:30 p. n . Wed. Prefer Servieo 7:10 p. m Ear<y Service . ............. 4 a. ra Sunday School .............. 4:13 a. m. Training Union ............. 4:30 p. a Adult Blhle C la s s ....... » IS a. m. Worship Service ....... 10.30 a. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OP LONGWOflD ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN Oar. Church A Grand Ste. Stavla (Near Oviedo) * . L Futch ..................... Pastor Paitor Sunday School ....... .. 0:tS a. m Stephen M. Tuhy . . . . Morning Worabip ....11:00 a. m. Morning Worship ....... 1:23 a. m. Tra cing Union ....... <;43 p. m. Sunday School .............. * 00 a. ra Evening Worship ....... 7:4g p m Wo«L Prayor Servieo .. 7:45 p. m. Methodiat FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 1ARR MONROI 414 Park A n . A i m mile# »eet e< Sanford John Adame .............. Pastor on First 84., right at Monro* Murning Worship ....... I 30 a m Corner Sunday School ........... 1:43 a. m. Robert O. Byrd ............. PaMor Morning Worship . . . . 10:43 a m .4 :4 3 a. m MYF Meeting* Sunday School 7:30 y. m Morning Wonhip .. 11:00 a. m (Intermediate, Senior) Training Union . . . . 6:3# p. m Evening Worship ......... 7:30 p. m Evening Wonhip . . . 7:30 p. m. Wed. Prayer Servieo . 7:30 p. ra FRER METHODIST CHURCH 3(H> W. 4th M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Clyde Collar ................ . Paitar OP OVIEDO Jack T. Bryant ................. Paslor Sunday School .............4:43 a. ra Sunday School .................6:43 a. in Morning Wurahtp . . . . . 10:43 a. m Morning Worahip......... 11.00 a ra. FMY ................................T;oo p. m Training Union ............. «:1S p. In- Evening Worship ..........7:30 p. ra. Evening Serv ice.............. 7:00 p. m Wed Prayer Service . 7:30 p. ra Wed. Prayer Servieo 7:30 p. m EBENEZER METHODIST OAELAWN BAPTIST CHAPEL CHURCH UocaleJ on Paolo ltd. at Cllru* UeigMa Oaklawa Memorial Park Hugh Booth ................ Paitor R. L O'Quinn ........... .. Pastor Sundsy school ........... 10:00 a. ra. Sunday School ......... 4:43 a. ra. Morning Worship ....11:00 a. m 1:30 p. ra Sunday Worship ............. 11 a. m M. Y. r ..................... Wad. Worahip ............. 7:JO p. m Wed. Prayer Serviee ..7 :3 0 p.m GRACE METHODIST CHURCH llnora ltd., at Wood!tad Avt. W. Thomaa Parion Jr. Paitor ALL s o in J CATHOLIC Sur 'iy School . . . . P:U a. ra CHURCH Morning Worah.p . . . . 11:00 a. ra. Oak Ave. at Ilk s c Bschord l.ynno ................ Taitor MYF ................................ I N p a Sunday Maneo .............7:00 a. m ........... I 30 a. m FOSTER CHAPEL ......... - 10:00 a. ra METHODIST CHURCH *•«*..«.Il:3o a. ra* Oviede Dally Mata .................. 7:13 a. m sundsy School ----1:44 a. m. Morning Worahip ....... 11:00 a. m CATHOLIC CHURCH Evening Worahip . . . . 4.04 p. m at l.ako Mary Fr. William Tramor PAULA WESLEYAN Mass 4 a METHODIST CHURCH Muss . ...................... 10 a. I Mile* West on XL 46 William L um ......... .......... Pmor Chrintian Sunday School ......... 1:43 a. m Moramg Worship ...1 0 :4 3 a. m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Weal*)an Youth ........... 4:43 p. ra. 1107 S. Sanford Avo. Jamaa N Barnett Psator Evening Worship ......... 7:30 p. m Sunday School 9.43 a. m Wed. Prayer Service 7 Ju p, m Morning Worahip .. 1l:oo a m. Yontk Ueatingi Catholic Nazarene l FIR ST CHURCH Or THE NAZIRENE IV. 2nd SI. at Staple As*. CHURCH O F C U R lifr I. W Justice ___ Pntor 2nd St. and Elra Ave, . . . 9,43 a. in. George M. Yate* Minister outlay School Bible School ............... 14:00 a. m. Morning Worihip . . . 10.43 a m 4:30 p ra Horning Worahip . . . . 11:00 a. m. NY PS 4pm Evening Worship ......... ,7:30 p in. N. Y. P S. A N J . S. F y . Bible Study ........... 7.30 4. ra. Gospel Service ................ T p. ■ Church Of Christ Elder H. F. Roll of Orlando, will be the guest speaker at the Sev­ enth-Day Adventist Church Satur­ day for the 11 a. m, vervlce. Elder Roll is the secretary treasurer of the Florida Conferenen of Seventh-Day Adventist 1Churches. He will speak to the congregation on the Adventist’* .'i7lh World Mission appeal pro­ gram, to enrourage the local niemhera to Unite their giving with that rontrilmtrd by the local busi­ nessmen and others. This is an an­ nual appeal sponsored by tht church In behalf of welfare, dis­ aster, education, medical and mis­ sion work in nearly all of FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. and Tkird St. Grover Sewell J r , ......... Pastor 1:43 «. m Morning Worship 4:4-7 a. m Sunday School 10:43 a. m Session Meeting .... 11:00 a m Morning Worihip . Pioneer Fellowship ..4:04 p. m. Senior Fellowship . ..4 :0 0 p.m. 7:30 p. m Evening Worihip Wed. Prayer Serviee ..T:04 p. m S CHURCH o r go d Da.toc I U a. m fe r a l* Church Celebrates Founding Class Plans Party For Lake Mary ‘Young Marrieds’ NOTICE gllr’l p. New Vestments Given To Church Couple* planning to attend are asked to bring sufficient ham­ burger* or hot dugs and roll* for the family and a covered dish. New V»*tment», whirh are KHimriita worn by the clergy being put to u«e now nt <'hrl*t Church Kpl*ropal, WIHid. • The VevtmenU wrre blreted nt the eervice last Sunday end m a gift from the parhhoners for the jo th e r Churches c £ * a£ w * 'v*' Sunday School 10:00 a. Morning Worship 11:00 a. Evening Worship ..-7:43 p, Thursday Service .. 7 :tf p. San fn rS Th« ‘Eider Springs Bsptist of the First Baptist Church 1* Church will celebrate its third an- Hypoluxo will ha tha guest speskniveriary Sunday with an all-day er for the morning service, program , church, just outside of Sen•ountrles In the world. Since the new educational build- ford, started In a small frame The fund* raised are divided l»eThe Yuung Married Couple* ing has not been opened to the house. Its first sign of g ro w * tween local needs, «urh as welfare Clu* of the Lake Mary Commun­ public, homecoming will be com- was an open construction, nsed and other units, and the world needs, as clinics, dispensaries, lep ity Presbyterian Church will meet idned with an open houit cere- temporarily to house tha churth services with the Sunday School «r coloniss and mission school*. for a social cookout, Nov. 13 at nrony. services for Ute day will still being held in the frame buildThe ■ Thi* 1* a world-wide appeal. Th* ">:30 p. m. at the home of Mr. and pastor, C. B. Beach, of the local Mrs. Robert Rueenstein on Cry- begin with Sunday School at ing. 9:30 a. nr. and meriting worihip In thethree years since ita church, hopes for a 62,200 goal *tal l.ake. Tha affair i« planned for all at 10:43 a. m. followed by an old- founding, it has grown with locally. The church has set *232,membera from the old community 000 as the goal for the entire young married* new to the area fashioned dinner on the ground* and fur the teachers and workers ard a recognition service of the of Elder Spring* and the ”*’** state. comer* from near-by Suntan^ Tho campaign will continue of the chuirh. Present cla*< mem- former pastors and members. The Rev. John U. Miller, paslon Estate*. hers hope that thi# enokuut will he the bepinninj: ’>f many JU'-h sorfal gathering* and that it also will in­ terest new resident! not alteady attending regular Sunday school anil church services in their PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH DeBiry Clvle Carter rf-** Vr, V .larvi* A. C. Summer* ............. Paitor u»e during all tha church's Sunday Sehoel .............4:00 I. m. Mareing Worahip..........14:04 a. ra. vice*. Tha Christ Church aleo reported COMMUNITY that tho parish home i« now getPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ting a new cslling which h*« long Lake Harp been needed. The building will he John W. Pillar .............. Parlor painted ehortly to give the home Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. tn. Morning Worahip..........11:00 a. m. a new look for the recently ap­ pointed vicar. Junior High Weitraialrtar Fellowship 4:14 p.ra. Senior High Waatmlniitar Box Lunch Auction Ftllowship . . . 7:14 p. M A ho* eupper will he held at the Congregation*! Christian UPSALA COMMUNITY Church Saturday at 6:3# p. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Women attending are requested John W. Filler ....................Paitor Morning Worahip ......... 4:00 a. m. tn bring a bo* supper with Sunday School ....... 10:44 a. m. enough tn feed two. These will be auctioned to the highest bidder Westminister Fellowship Senior* ..................... 7:10p. ra. with a $3 limit rst on ail bids. The man buying the bo* *et* to FIRST PRESBYTERIAN eat with the lady that brought CHURCH it. Children's hoses will he aucCiwelherry William M. Reeeee . .. Pastor twnert off loo, Money wtl) go lo the Men’s Club lo further the Sunday School . . I l i a . m. Morning Worihip . . . . 11 a. m. Church's program. Wednesday Prayer and Fellowship .. . I p. m. SS Junior t Dept. Temporary Mealing, Womtn'i The Junior 4 Dept, of the First Club . .. . .. Overbrook Dr**e It apt lit Church Sunday School will have a wiener roa*l Monday Other Churches at 6 p. m. behind Ih* church. The PINECREST ASSEMBLY beginner I Dept, held a eupper OP GOD CHURCH leal Thursday at 6:30 p. in. Car. 17th eed lira Pastor H. M. Snow .............. Sunday School ....... .. 4:43 a. m. Yount? Churchmen Morning Worship ... ..10.30 a. m. The EYC, kpiscopel Young Evening Worship ... ,. 7:30 p. m. Churchmen, ages 16 tn 19 of the Wed. Prayer Service ,. 7:30 p. m. Christ Church Episcopal, Longwood. held a pot luck supper and THE ALLIANCE CHUHCH Christian and Mlvsloaary Alliance Halloween costume party at tha parish house Monday. This is the Pack Ave. and 144k St. c.'ecd M. S e a l * ................... Pallor first social activity of the group Sunday Srliool __ 9:43 a. m. while uniter the leadership of Fr. Morning Worship....... 10. W a. m. George M. Jarvis. Evening Service ......... 7;4J p. n. A. Y. F. Youth Service 6:30 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 4:00 p. ra. Chriitt Church Dinner The Christ Church, Episcopal, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST LonKwood, will hold ■ Loyalty l*ot BCIENT1ST laick Dinner Monday, The church tea r . Second M. budget will be discussed for the Suralay School . . . . 11:00 a. m. Episcopal Sumlay Service It no a. m. coming year. The Wednesday Servire 6:00 p. m Churcl Women will have it* regular meeting alter the sup Heading Room Open Tues. and Thurs. 4 *14.30 p m per. Garold I). Boatwright Sunday .School Morning Worship Evangelistic Service fb Page 2 —Fri. Nov. 4,. 1960 Pot Luck Dinner A Pol Luck Fellowship Dinner will be held by members of the Like Mary Community Presby­ terian Church immediately fol lowing the morning service Sun>k* Pibicatinnal Huildine. Following the dinner a film en­ titled "The Epistle from the Koreans" will he shown in the i sanctuary. H. F. ROM, And just who in Bill? of that intersection . , . TO PROPERTY Tn* books nr# open for payment of I960 City taxes. discount allowed for payment In November; V i In December) 2fc in .Jiimrary and V r in February. If you have not received your City lax statement, please cull for it si City UuU. a Kllrn Ho) City Ta* Collector. A parent's mind «tall* right in the middie I k* C tiwtli a tiw (ifiln l fwlm *a ruMi fm lla bailiithtf ot iluiaitft w j |iHhJ nli/rath^ From wliut background ha.« Hill etuiw*? In what moral directiuer he hc.nling.’ Where did Ruth meet him? Where will he take her? li m a dairJioaw nl ^..i Uba E viluet. '.V i' u*il a Mionf Chu.tlt. M.ll.M d-m-HlMy rwf (liilu«l*w can nf. TKrra i r i foua iawaH tratoiw wh* f.rrv (vr-«w iknul.t atlfnd t»r\rt«« trivially md iKa L*1ti»h. Hwf art: I I ) F m kaa gal lake, f i t Fuf ha fhildim't h U . I I ) Fa* ' V 'aha nl hit inmatuniiv and naia*. (4) F a iha taha nl iha O u m h iPwlf, Vi hah naada Ua .lulling the fnmiiy'i peace of mind, this sudden rw*?li#fon between conlidrnee in our daughter und uncertainty about someone’s *on. m m ra ra CHURCH OP JEAUI CHRIST OP LATTER DAY SAINTS Clwreh Of God Of Prwpheey City Hall 2307 Elm Avenwe J. <3. Brooks Branch President Robert L. Sirickliod . . . . Paslor Sunday School __ 10 uu a. m Sunday School 9 .tt a. m Sacrament Meeting .. 7:00 p m Morning Worship , 11:04 a. m Evangelistic Service .. 7:3#p.m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL Woman's Missionary 7:41 p. m CHURCH OP LONGWOOD Young Peoples Sun S*r. 6:43 p. ra R. ftuth Grant .......... Pastor Sunday School ........ 10:00 a. m CIIIULOT4 lOMMUNITT Morning Worahip ...... 11:00 a. m CHURCH Evening Service .......... 7:04 p. m Billy J . HeDtnlel* Pas toe Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. m Church School Church TOR RANFORO Youth Chrisiisa CONGREGATION (IP FeUuwihip 7:30 p. m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 1421 W. 1ft SL Ncjrro Churches Sunday Watchlowar PROGRESS MISSIONARY Study ............ . 1.00 p. ns RAPT1ST CIIUR11I Wed. Bible Study ........ 1:30 p. ra Midway Friday Serviee ........ I.M p. m K E Willi*mi . .. Pastne #: jo m. UNTTY CENTER n r MNFORD Sunday School .Morning Worship 11:00 a. ra Unity Center 304 L let St. Third, Fourth Sundays Josephine B. Slucki* Peiior First. Evening Worship 7:3# p. m Sunday Worship .....1 1 .0 4 * . m First, Third Sunilsys Tuesday Clata .......... 1 p. ra FIRST tiHII.dR THE SALVATION AIMY R4PT1ST CITURUR 114 E. letted It. Mil W. |Jth HL Sunday: J . V Marshall Pastor Sunday School ....... 10.00 a. hi Church School . . . . * lo a m Holineii Meeting....... 11:00 a. m Morning Worship....... l i no a m Street Meeting............ 4 30 p. m Evening Worvhip......... t ; j # p m YPL ................. 7 60 p. m Tuesday Praytr 7:30 p. a Salvauon Matting . .. . 7:30 p. ra ZION HOPE BAPflsT CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 712 Oraags Ave. The United Church of Christ J L. Brooks ......... Paitor Church School . . . . . . . g.jo * m Park Ave. at lllk St. Joseph E. Stock .. ... Pastor Morning Worship.........u ;oo a m Bible School 4.(3 a m Evening Worship ... 7 j# p m Morning Worship 11:00 a. m Tuesday Prajer hervio# 7.30 p m Pilgrim Fellowship 7:30 p. m ST. JOHN METROPOLITAN SANFORD HEVKVT1I DAY BAPTIST CHURCH ADVENTIST riURUH Cypres* SL H 11 Whitehurit Taitor Seventh St. and Elm A n. C. W. Batch .. .... Paitor Churth School ......... 4.3d n.ra. Saturday Sabbath School 4:30 a m Morning Worship ... it 00 t m T;jo p m Morning Worship 11 OO a m Evening Worship Wed. I'reyer Service 7.Jo p in. Wed. Bibla Study........... 7 p m OWNERS Another jo lt: If llilfi /aire*ita arc the right •»'< <•/ jtcop/e, they're prntmh/jf w*om lrnpff about our Ruth? mnial tad nititfial - jraH Pb* >a |p to ihanh rtfulaila and raid ynaar BdJa dady Many families have fewer such anxieties became they are active in the life of a church. Their boys and girl* meet in an atmosphere that rails forth our b*\*t. Fun, friendship and inspiration are blendes! in worthwhile youth activities. n-«>k (Tispt** YartM Philippian* 1 6-7 »*7 Sunday Monday TiiasJay Wtdrn'dajf Thursday Fridav Saluiday Aral if love bloom* . . . no awkward compromi.** of conviction such a,* beset* some , . . but a common faith in God to enrich a couples atTecUun and strengthen their marriage. K rrh xU atM 7 Matthew I Tim-'hy 7 t l 14 12-16 P»a!m« 71 t-S Roman* 4 1-2 I John 4 10-I'd |e»eip*»|, ¥§, The support of the Church Series is sponsored by the following Business Firms: I. Pryor Ritz Theatre “The 20S Magnolia Best in Movies” Avo. FA 2-0323 Compliments »f Wheeler Fertilizer Co. Oviedo, Fla. KO .3.3231 Ktprtsrntiag STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Mtltch nidg. fA 73141 Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. 'Prices Are Never Higher” 311 Fa*I 1*1 FA 2-5622 Progressive Printing Co. Sanford Atlantic National Bank “For All Your Printing Needs” Mum Ivor F . D . I . C . 306 W. 13th FA 2-2951 T FA 2-6211 �T Former Judge Held On Chillingworth Murder Charge i • CHATTANOOGA. Term. lU Ph —A former juder a ilh a mysteri­ ous |a*t rvaU.nl into a carefully laid police trap Thursday night am] was chained with murder in the disappearance five year* aso of a piominent Florida judge and his wife. ^ Former We«t Palm Peach City Judge Joseph A. Peel Jr., M, was aierated ill n.lr.Jte* after he checked into the Patton Hotel lieie after a flight from Charlotte. N. C. Florid* officer* revealed several homs later that murder warrant* had hern sworn out Oct. ! ! charg­ ing Peel anil long-time criminal Floyd A. Ilolzpfel, 3fi. with the June 15. 1:05, murder of Circuit Judge and Mr*. C. K. Chillingworth of West Palm Reach. Hoiiapfi‘1 has hern in fail at West Palm Reach aim e early last month awaiting trial on another murder charge. Peel and his partner in a bank­ rupt i on«true lion company, James Ronald Miles, 31. had been flee under *25,01*0 bond on rhaiges of 9 conspiring to murder Hoftapfel. But State Attorney I'hll O’Connell of West palm Reach said Miles turned stale * evident* and helped pa lay the ttap for Peel. Mile* checked in at tii* hoi Wednesday. When Pee! arrived Thursday nizht he was given a room on th* asm* floor. Offi. ers fanned him in the hotel corridor and said he "had an expression nf 0 complete eurpris* when airrsted." Hi rector Hon Mcl.eod of th* Florida Sheriffs Bureau and Palm Beach County Slieaiff John F. Kirk aided in th* arrest and plan­ ned to return Peel to Florida to face trial. Peel said h* would nol fight estradilion. I'eel, who served two terms as riir judii* in West Palm Beach. h*d reeigneii after Judge Chilling 9 ws.rih reprimanded him for unethira 1 conduct. Peel and Holiapfel wera accused in I Hurt of conspir­ ing to kill a lawyer lo tolled hit insurance, hot ih# e**« collapsed a ve*r later on ■ technicality. Th* Chillingworth disappear­ ance haa '>e*n th* most waffling ra<e in th* anna I* nf Florida crime. +anfctrfl F r i. Nov VrraTB ^ i Mrs. Mary A'lcn i Riles Scheduled Boston, M**s., *nd thiee grandchild rcn. llri«ion Funeral Hume ia charge of arrangement*. Services Held For C. H. Cogburn DON FAItKKNS, Sunfoiil Junior High vwattunal iijrrivulliirt teacher will A L S GARAGE I. ANNOUNCING... AMERICA’S BEHER BUY n o rth o rla n d o hom es ntiri drtd h r e i I l 'i •>- No v . f id # * c * :a'i"a §n : Ojy 7 |,'J Uf 10 49 Mlirs P i t CA1I0N ten it... • ib an Mir i i*. l > cnni|»art , . r» |iM U true thrift car! IN A im p \ i pi*«U rm iip iraM r im part*, >m la unr liiifil 4 —If nri nil i i i l liiln u Tlmrt i n * l. |«>*), lavis on msuit.ncr. brenir«« n*'’* *»!* .M '! \ n I N u ilia tire* an* mi- »1. —r* !firu |fr ir»M f tM*rk * S M i m r * IN t i t C U 4 K -A •. F f f r v I m t m a k r * * r n •«*, -'l.int rear viiviakt itrai m fain 4mI m io », C ttJ lS IS NT T U M P I R C S P U D S .iM .n .rt m u m . I |i trnnt n n g i n r v i r l u a l K r l i m i n.iietn r l l n t n f rro ** 'a iftiii. P A f U S IN S N O R T I I SPACE t han t > Iiiirt* VIdmt IfE1mow* mom *parr f-Miti V aifing im jeofti,. m .n . iri'idf l* a {- lie u cu iicio o r tiumk mg imfNiri• IlnH* all »our M A T C H L I S f BWMSN C R A f 1 S M A N S N IP « h o « t if f . I* jn»t nut I ,S . *i/i* ni(t» in t K n it* . Nm * i • ir««M» • M ill K ir. w r Cz <trs V u/rtJ W ■7 * 1 9 j A’- i *2.25 F R IE D TH IC K EN 11 hildren IAA) A2.:.0 WEDNKSDAY *2..M) R K Illl.F.I) s x M'pFK — i i H ’ lr . n I.d t ) Soup. Salad. Vegelllilr, Puffint«i,. iNdU, Biitlrf* fl ( J 4 1u p b / u e .’ pteruRCi 8NUU8 VAt t * ♦ Mlf f i <|f 115 ;,«i 1 * *-*- a p• 1% U # « i»*in 1 8..* t« iu* • | Cuei« iff I 4 *4’ ^ :) l • ( 5 »t • 8 flfftt ti NI 11 41? tie He *A fifltt OSif * 11® 1 ri*i« 'en r t ) 1 t l* *'•.9 • it ai i , i*i ’61s"ANGLIA F I L E T OF SO LE OR F R IE D SHRIMP I r a Sar^eU *110 PAYMENT ON A NEW HOUSE AT PttCIO nu n or id s i m than I . v .-cm. p u i * . Y o u r* tor i * lilt It* i » ^ i in n n fh a I I n ilu ftlf |Mi1Hit*i! I , S P A G H ET T I A MF.AI S A L C F (Children 1.11) C o f f e r *» . . ( g Jr j ~ t . i r '< a *1.M r.lCI M AKES THE DOWN .11 i J-« O J.V*', m o / l . i . ’ i : • j ■ Eat TIKSDAY is u n it £r<} i <i i ns* ■* -g car /* 0 ' -*d t)..i an awntsk'c CJ «- MOV. - T ! ES. . WET). *2.2* WILSON and antitles you to a FREE vacation ! ! Family Niijht Dinnens MONDAY Prooress Junior High FFA To Enter Contest AUTO REPAIR THE C A P R I ANNOUNC E S *IJ»* AND Mr. Charles Henry Cogburn. 7* Iko Visit Set a resident of Sanford for 51 year*, LONDON (LPD — Report* cir­ died Thursday. culated in European capitals tulie was a retired chief clerk City Commissioner for the Atlantic lo an Line Rail­ dav mat President Eisenhower lilin l'P n o . i road and i member nf the First will 40 to Pari* (or the and nun mth 1 vrurs of EXPEDIENCE December meeting of llie NATH \1 n hod i it Ch urch. l ’. IT It I l:\l A and ECONOMY Survivor* include his wife. Mr*. council, Irrespective of who wins Vour voir ami support appreciated Lillian H. I'ojburn, Sanford; one iha presidential election, ills preNo?. a, man son. C. W. Cogh.irn Coral Gable*: |»ence in the French capital would ■d Pol. \dv. one daughter, \l * J. M Higgins, turn the annual NATO conference Sanford; l»o brother*. J . V or Into a full dres* Western summit --X* Mnnlgnitierv. Ma . and Frank of " Th* Junior High FFA liveatork Dayton. Ohio, and seven grand By DICK WEST 1 “Well,” the cllter* uy. "ill judging learn, composed nf four children WASHINGTON ( l Pit — The you have to do i* play this *onz *’ local boys, wilt »nl*r competition Funeral service* were held Vo p r e s i d e n t i a l campaign has Then there is a pause while in the South Sumter County Live day at 3 p. m. at ton Rri**on reached the "do you want to they turn on the tap* recorder. Stock Show Saturday againU 40 Funeral Home, with Rev. John T win?" stale at the Republican The next voice Outlay hears i« oth*r team* of FFA and 4-H in Adam* officiating. Burial * u in National Committee. that of an amateur ion? writer Central FTorida. Evergreen Cemetery. U»u Guyiay. GOP publicity di sin gin g ‘ Deep In The Heart of Allen Shed*. Dviyle Carlton. rector, told me shout this phe- Nixon” or tome such number Kenneth Tyre ami Gilbert FifeTourist* spent mors than 1400 nomrnon when I slopped by hi* composed especially [or the cam man will attend th* show from million in T*t*s in 11)59 mors 0[(jcf ^ i* neek in the morse of naign. Semir.oi* County in Webster City. Ilian aor oilier Tevas imintliy tl the farewell lour l have been Nol all of the composer*, ho.v The fiimpetittnn will include .r p t r.iiion making nf the naiional campaign ever, have recording* of their judging three classes each of rat­ -ang*. Some of them are what tle and pigs. headquarter* tier*. People all over the country call Guyiay deic-ibed a* •hummers." Dofl rren*. advisor of the Fu the commute*, get Guylav on the "I cant »ing very well.” lb* (llr< y ,,,m*r group at th* Ran pt)ow imj f)0 vo„ |0 hummer* say "but I will hum 1 \ul'»m*tir Trirt*mi»M«in ford Junior High, will attend with In* n Mu^rra win thin election?" the lime lor you " Ih* hoy*. Th* rlu* will trend the Guyiay. who lias devoted about When Guyiay is nol listening t(l . ^ (V*ha»ee. Ill hours a day for the la*t ion telephone concert*, he it buttle 1 1 ___ _*__________ _ day* lo just such an etfort. in presiding over one nf the mo*t Foimrrtv * it h William* variably answer* in the alfirma stupendous outpourings of cam About 2727 R. 0., tha Chines* Fixil Shop 1? *t Jusi S. of I Tub Diamewd tiv*. although he knows what ia pagn literature in the history *f F.inperor Shaw Nung wrote a hook earning. I political pres* agentry. on pharmacy. NASIIVH.I.R. Tenn. (UPD — Tha Air I.ma Ttint* Asaotiation filed a tl million damage mit agiiinsl Southern Airway* Wednesilay on behalf nf ahosit 1(V) striking Souihern pilola. Can CD It. HOY FA K .M K It is the new execu tiv e o ff ic e r of the \ A ll-F iv e S a v a g e Sons, lie has been w ith the nil imt) ron sin ce 1037. A com bat v etera n n f World W ar II and K a m i, be has three D istin g u ish ed F ly ­ ing C rosses, six A ir Medals ami the P re sid e n tia l I ’nit C itation. He and h is w ife. Kcnn. and e ig h t ehiltin i live at U 1 W Woodland Dr.. San fo rd . its a jin k in g team. Sta n d in g left to rig h t, Uovle C arlton and Ken T y re. S ittin g , left to right. G ilbert F reem an , F a rre n s and Allen Sh eet*. $1 Million Suit Filed You in For Continued Growth . > . r , - . ~ Vi.* v . . . m l i t n in ill* '.im in is r I ’n n ntv liv e s lm k show Silt urcLl v k jveek nf revival service* he cm Sunday »t the Lake Mary Baptist Church when Rev. Ijeon aid June* of Prairie Lake Rapt isi Church conduct* the evening service with special musir hv th* Dixie Four ifuirled of Or lando. Rev. II Fred Willtimi, nl Hi* Winter Garden Church, will he in charge of evening service* Monday through Saturday, A miner* will h* open each Bighg of the week. All MOBILE, Ala (LTD —An r* Schullt was added to the FBI caped bank roblvcr described by , b*‘* ,,f moJt wanted fugitive* Oct. 12. shortly after he escaped the FBI a* a •revenge—crarcd, [ from the fnirr.il correctional inviuler.t—tempered ami jail-hard stUut.on at Sandstone. Minn. Dep­ cncd criminal” ]» beheved oper pc allegedly aided Schulti in the utiHR In (he Gulf Coast area with escape. a companion, the Fill revealed. FBI special agent Richard G I lie fish known aa the climbing Held said Hubert Wili am Scftuli perch of India can travel long disJr.. 3S and Lloyd George Deppc taiH'cs over land and. on occasion.*. lave been seen in Bontfay, Fla. hn* been known to climb trees. If flA ' Vll Soul* Catholic Church Satur­ day at tl a. m. with P,ev. Richard l.yona officiating. Rurial will he in Kvergreen Cemetery, Mr*. Allen w*» a native t,f Wor­ t-eater, Maas., and had formerly livrd in Enteipriit wlieie her hus­ band, th* late Royal Vance Allen, ivaa superintendent of Florida Power Corn, plant for 2? year*. She was a member of the AH Soul* Catholic Church. Survivoia at* a daughter. Mr*, Mary Ro*e Newman, Theodore. Ala.! x brother, Thoma a Tiglie. - Do You Want To Win? 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Palmetto /a i n & l • * Sa n f o r d 3 w**V / Jj f f DKIVI NORTH on 17-92, TURD RIGHT *r LONGWOOD OVWOO RA* -a J �I I wmim E Joint Effort On Drainage Is Encouraging Seminole and Orange Counties have solving the drainage pruulcau of both. It emphuista tha fact that tht prob­ Md on procedures for two important pro* lem* can bt solved, bat that all our counties Jeeta which will help drain excess waters must' benefit sad patchwork attempts in the through the Wekiva and Howsll Branch. many separate areas affected by lack of They adouted a Joint resolution asking drainage will not aolva anything, assistance of tne Civil Defense authorities in We look forward to tho day when the funding the projects, total cost of which is five Central Florida counties get a complete about 1380,000. This is one of the first major system of wstcr control, but. in the meaninstances ^of joint fiction by the counties time, this example of cooperation is notewhich has reached the completion stage In worthy. 'WORRY CLINIC by Dr. 6. W. Crane NOT A STRONG"ENOUGH THRUST CASE (Mil: Larry ■!«<* *•! “ mJ * r f - K l J T E t i i £ was x life ta m iP "* *al**me». I be failed to sign when I brought "D r Crane." be leW a y lou t my pee •Sales Psychology" elasa at "What do jou suppose went . Northwestern University, "I loat wrong, Dr. Crane?" ■ ■ SIMM pulley last sight. " O b j e c t i o n s " f r o m ■ prospect " I though 1 had tho care sow a r e r e a l l y the golden op p o r t u n ity f ed up, end would hav* wagered of « talesman If he win Juat realize his good luck. it was la the bag. For they give him a chance to "But as I was coming down the home itrelck toward the dotted "Pauae A Praise." Thia reaction, line stage, a y prospect asked a however, la not a natural or in­ quoettoo about romparatire pre­ born tendency. On the contrary, whan • good mium ratoa. "Ha was sitting ha Ms living salesman meets a atindard ob­ with hia wife. I quickly jection from the prospect, he ^ I usually haa the answers already * pending end will not to»* Incon­ such as Administrates again. neatly memorised and can m s e § ■p HOLMES ALEXANDER Ur. Roosevelt's tricky and ar­ down the prospect with ease. WASHINGTON, P. C.-On ■ venient islands snd populations t* rogant Haunting Is 1919 of the In fart, the usual salesman slow train through Illinois awhile liar Communist wolves. But Kennedy s better Preal- "gentlemen’s agreement" against does this very thing, Juat as Lar­ back, your correspondent en- j denl tj,in wme ^ this predates- third terms Is now ihruggfd off as ry mentioned In his own example. countered e perceptive smell city , , 0r? Ves •• quite likely. The perils • small matter. But was it? But loo glib a rebuttal of • Adverse criticism la • per*01*'® of i960, while disturbing, need not Shortly aftsr FDR carried 49 editor wbe ogled him and said: unfavorable opinion of what an­ husband’s objection, falls to make " You're hiving a tough time become so full of calamity as states In 1W6, one of ray Journal­ other person haa don*. It lata the that husband feel Important, making up your mind to come out were some olhe r presidential istic heroes, II. L. Mencken, told person who has dona It know how especially tn his wife's eyes. for Nixon, aren't you? 'Want lo elections. It will be said that we me, "Thet man will never be an " I WANT TO FEEL IMPORT­ far short it falls of perfection. lived through Mr. Truman's upset ex-Preildent!" know why?" Is an Indelible---------motto tattoed. Than the person whoi# work ANT" -----------------victory in 194R—but it what a "Yes. Why?" Well, PDK never was. He won has bean criticised adversely will on everybody's chest at the m o ra -f "W ill, It's because drop down cos'.i It's hard to recall when • a third and fourth term. He had tear it up and do it all ovar again ent of our first birthery in In­ In your Innards you believe that major nation had a worse govern-1 such control of the majorlly par­ or elae take measures to improve fancy. Jeck Kennedy would make the men than that which the Fair ty machinery, such authority from And it never get* effaced en­ It. When work haa undergone conbelter President—Isn't that the Deal give us h 19 to '13. We suf­ the Supreme Court, such a spell . tinuoua adverse criticism and been tirely. So a salesman must keep fered a lots of more than 30,000 over Congress, such foreign en­ trouble?" don* over many time* It will grad­ that tattoo vividly In mind. No • • not exsctly, but it raises lives In Korea, where we settled 1tanglements for global power that Larry wa* speeding along with ually approach or arrive at per­ a good point. Would John Kennedy nothing at all. We cringed from It’s conceivable he might have his memorized aales palaver tn fection. Then it will win farornMe M a k e a floeaifta«i woo vulgarities and aaasdal: around ,11<I as the Cac-g.s did, from utoev. «| * *«»,•»*»*.*** Si* ******* criticism on all itiie* and wiii be tne husband urey V ljiillj have whom? No better, I think, than l"vc While House. We finished Mr. e mergence-Into-empi re. known as a masterpiece, snd the felt his wife waa regarding him Rleba'd Nixon, though he might. Truman's term with a sinking It la questionable if the coun­ _ person who has dsne it will win a a "Y e* man." But the country plainly needs a economy In the land and unresolv­ try has ever recovered from the " I don’t want her to think i B reputation at an authority and en­ Republican victory. At home and ed problems almost everywhere j dYiwtif if' the IMS elieU oi From joy th# privilege of making ad­ am so guillible I Jurt swallow abroad, on Capital Hill and in the In the world. I it flowed our stomle Inheritance verse criticism of other persons' everything a salesman aaye," Executive Departments, it is far It is (he sentimental habit le iB j 0lir agricultural glut, the In* was hia probable thought. work. Better for (tie ns (bn snd the free applaud Mr. Truman as a fading credibly gerrymandered u rn of 'T must show some sign that That, however, la assuming the World If we have s government public figure—but not many Amer­ Heat and Weal Berlin, the loss of advene critieism is accepted in I am smart and an independent which wilt not so whole hog on icana would want lo live through bulwarks in Europe and Alia th* spirit of helpfulness in which thinker. So I'll trip him up with •gainst the Communist hordaa, it is given. But the person whose t question." the false friendship with Russia But Larry didn't even break work is eritirixed may not take it and Ibe Red elements taf China, that way. That parson may in­ hia stride as his previously mem­ A shower, to me, is a thing to me when [ sing In the bath? By WILLIAM DRURY and finally the Atlas role whirh stead call attention to the time orized answers to all such o h je c -^ Once upon a time, there was e use to rime off the auds after Tha heck with showers, linds us shouldered with a world beautiful actress called Paulette soaking (he torso in a tub. Firs! “ and labor put into (he work with tlons let him nail right along. 'With the b-b-blue of her eyea WAir.TNMTON—Thle would bo future, and than went bankrupt of woee. His prospect thua felt deflated; the hop* that it would win ap­ (Toddard who could not appear in a warm hath, then a cold shower. "And th* g-g-gold of her ft c-tvcclbna poll lo end all pre- on borrowed money, you must dis­ proval. Now it will have to be not inflated In ego. Larry thus The Roosevelt Truman mort­ a movie without getting Into w In my Ilf*, the ahower will neter hair . . qualify youraalf, for we want don* all over again with no guar­ overlooked that vital motto tat­ gages oa eur freedoms end snr. bubble hath. In avary film, she completely replace the tub. • -thn jmlli. Sammy, my squirrel No applause, pleas*. Ju st throw every member hare to show he's antee that it will not again he ad- tooed on hia prospect’s chest, eralgnty have been only a little would wallow In her bath and raise Ic-id, would conduct It at my he- rletuier than a hound'* tooth." money. You cannot ring like Ring versely criticized. Larry did a superb Job Of prolifted by President Eisenhower. I: . Sammy had PS acorne piled He haa liquidated the Korean war, a shapely leg from the suds for Crosby in a ahower. The person may charge that his tenting the sales points for that her fans to admire while she l b called together hie old eron- against a neaiby magnolia tree. put a brake oa Inflation, ended It la a wall-known fact that or her work la always rectivlng $10,000 insurance policy. And he loa, Close rrsaturaa that do little "Tbla balloting la ■ serious mat- economic controls, restored a lathered It with soap. every man aounda exactly like advert* criticism while the work. demolished the only objection the l»:il luiny around hark of the Cap. tar," he said, " i t is ap to us to balance between Labor and ManK Oodriard must hava been the j Bing Crosby In a bathtub. If you of ether persona which is no bet* prospect raised. nemo tho next President of tht agement, and presided over a cleanest actress In Hollywood. il'ii lo -iilntr over the nuts. scrouch down low to that your ter wins praise. Thia will raise a But—he lost the sale: Why? MIAMI (U P I)—A pesky school suspicion of favoritism. What Is forgetting that tattoo. It '.‘ as n soggy, foggy after­ United States. Otherwise, th a lucky period of prosperity and Her career was ended hy the mouth is Just above water level, noon, nnd only it week to go he- country may hxve to revert to the nominal peace. The Indications are simple place of bathroom equip-1 your voire heroine* deep and of sharks continued tn laxe in the more the pereon adversely criti­ And thia is the most com mow warm water* off Crandon Park's fore the twl Presidential candi­ old method of letting the voters thet the Vice President is a more meat known ns tho ahower. cised will mop* and brood and ask pitfall ever encountered hy sales­ . warm. And nalghbora pauso In beacbea today, defying efforts to what use there le trying to do dates would be fed to the voter*. deride on November I ." experienced person than was Hen. men. Just a* talkira killed silent film *,' their quarreling to admire iu rich drtv* them away or catch them. anything so long a* it is sure to He explained! "A t the signal, Eiaenhowar four years ago. There .So we held council under the For It takes previous coaching Ih* wide-scale adoption of the Ibrown timbre as it penetrates Swimming was prohibited for dripping Kentucky coffee tree—a pick up an acorn and carry It over la every leaaun lo hope that NT receive adverse criticism. The per- and a lot of self-prodding to atop shower spellrd the end of the! their wall*. the seventh straight day, Kish rompromlip setting for niulrrels tu thia humun’a bushel. I f you pre- xon really will, as he si)a- "build iu n _ '* il ] _ lh / e A i t n . .t * j c * r _ t o 4 t y .- t o -e-- n .j bathtub as part of the American' "When tha b-h•jlirnriTrScaquirtmti" T d n h d hinnhowefnPiloTfl "Meet* tha g-g.gotd of th tried to tempt the sharks with do anything again. Then a great a "Pause & Praise" interlude, Thrre were 9.1 of them, the pirk your teeth. If you’re for Niton, lug a better President, If he gets Way of Life. When the" bathtub •ffort will hava to he made to exFrom early childhood, we wank went nut, Miss (loddsrd went out, u . s ay baited hooks but had no luck. The «f Wndiingtan'e silent, seelng-all leave the shell unmarked." the chance, than Ike. plain that nothing personal was, to spit out the right answer whenJu *t try singing that through too. Withuiit a bubble hath to sharks teemed to prefer their Ha added: “If there are any pundits. Tills wae the cream of And on the other hand, Kennedy, intended In the adverse criticism, ever we hear (he question te , llio hire aitd splash of a ahower. rlimb into, she lost a very vnluuhl* diet of mullet. lfarry Truman'a crop of squirrel squirrel brains her* who ran't should he win, can hardly be By that lime th* person ad- which it .pertains, brains. What they didn't know make up their minds, Juat leave worse for the country than hia gimmick and became just another ; You wilt souml like Tweet ie Fie. v#reefy criticised anti th* pbrion j That, alas, apofi* many sales, th* canary who twitters baby talk 1 fine actress. about politics you could put In a the arorna where they are. immediate Democratic predeces­ who did tha criticizing will he for you should first "Pauae A And fin* actresses ar* a dim* a in th* movie cartoons. In three minutes, the bushel sors, Presidents Roosevelt and walnut shell. A large ronllnxent molionally upset and made mis- praise." I half-suspect that even Bing _ _ - _ came from as far as the Whilr was filled. Results: Undecided, Truman. The mischief which FDR doxen. erabl*. That is why many people. Even If you ha\# th# correct Few Anieiicani use iiathtuhs to­ Crosby sounds like Bing Crosby Q U S t f i T O l I 111(11011 non*. For Nixon, 1#. For Ken­ found to do with our rconomie House lawn. . ■ . find it better to avoid adverse answers, as good salesmen gen­ lugs tu the bathtub. Sammy addressed them. "You nedy, 54. system la already largely done. day th* « *v they woe meant to only when he sinus m the bathtub.I LUBBOCK, Tex. (UIMt — l*r.I ,-irticism ami when asked what erally do. hold them hark till '•This is It!" I yelled. "The de­ Thera la acme educated opinion ha used. The tub has become m ere.1l mean, 1 bet that when they want Bamsey Pollard, president of the ihf y think Invariably reply "It's you have inflated your prospect’* have been summoned hero," he said, "to revolve a crisis. Tha Pras- rision the whole world la waiting around town that our only salva­ ly • receptacle to calrh th* spray |him to croon for * >movie, they Southern Baptist Convention, pro-! swell." ego. make him strip snd rlimb into a posed that formed President Tru Mentis! election has become ao fori" But Sammy called out: tion la to perlA In the adtes and from the shower CHRISTOPHER BILLOPP Often hie objections are to This column msy be regarded as tub while they record the song. ■nan he kicked out of the church unpredictable that It haa demoral- "Hold ill I'v t Juet learned the pray for a phoenix like rebirth. show his wife he la no rubber , lied the humae poll taker*. Re It bushel he* been etuffed." The quagmires of calamity into a declaration of war on all show- And then dub it tnto the film for using prufane language. For right reasoning there should stamp, to the momentary praise The votea of tha White House which HAT took ua are now ers. I waul P, (iudilaiil back, pro­ later. la now up to as to carry on." Truman indicated he wasn’t a he hut one (act hefore the satisfies him more than the If that isn’t true, how com* the hit worried about any such ae- thought, namely, spiritual exist­ actual sale* arguments, fee to­ The responding chatter echoed gang, he said, were Illegal. It was fairly wall marked, illicit with vided her leg is pretty much tha a conspiracy against tho RepnMI. eur awn bonne. •It the way down to the Mall, shape it used to ha. (lid Oroaner sounds eia.-tly Ilka! lion. ence. —Mary Raker Eddy morrow’s follow-up: Sammy went on. "We have one cans. Sammy explained: The White grime advantage over the humane. We ten approach thia problem House squirrel*, etill piqued ever Ike's shipping out threw at (M r Without fear of bigotry-" Dot he forewarned themi "How- number fer scratching up his put* •ear, wa cannot rnndnno a .nfliet ting green. etuffed the ballot •f interest. If any at you have •gainst lke'e ahirt-toR buddy, Be Glad It's Not 1940 Or ’« In Political Row Mr. Billopp WASHINGTON CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD By William Drury by Ed Koterba Pesky Sharks Hold Forth A t Miami Pastor Asks Church'? M ake Y o u r Vote Count J Vote for Tom Adams, Florida Democratic Candidate for Secretary o f State relatives who Invested against the | Richard Miami. " I OFFER TO FLORIDA THE LEGISLATIVE EXPERIENCE, LEADERSHIP AND INTEGRITY SO ESSENTIAL TO THIS IMPORTANT OFFICE” MYour Secretory of Slat* serves on Florida's Stato Cabinet and on fifteen itate boards. My record at Stale Senator proves that 1 am best qualified to meet the challenge of this Stale office in the year* ahead. At Chairman of tho Finance and Taxalion Committee, Agriculture Committee, and ai member of committees on Appropriation*, Constitutional Revision, Welfare and Education, among others, I contributed to the growth and progress of our stato and acquired valuable ex­ perience that will benefit all of Florida. With T proven leadership and teamwork in your itafa government, Florida can and wlH meet tha chal­ lenge of the future and continue Its remarkable gains. Help us achieve this goal. Voto for Florida's team of Democratic candidates,” Torn- Adams ttwnk wa'rw to P age 4 — Fri. Nuv. 4, 1000 tiltf Banterl ffrreti IS S i n : u tm - .i . i i M , s . a i i . r * a e r t t i i n t , i : \ K l . t t J . C l i l l l t u , s s u r i i i i i a ttawaave J a c k rm w ifc C K i.it r t M U K * Maaaalaa K4llar Sm Ii Is fC4Mat For Proven Leadership, Experience and Teamwork, Vote for All These Florida Democratic Candidates Pukllakte Hally a»r**i Sa<ar*af, SaaSar. aa* ctrttim iat aakltaka* •■laiSil *»••••*!•« C'krlalwaa. KalinS h . h h s I (I sm Halle* n .n t tr at, isle at lbs Past Oltles if •aafse*. r i n l f t a s t ir Ih* Act at t •■grata at Starr* a, 1*1*. Tha HarsU Is a ■ t a l r r at Ih* lall*4 grata sahlsh la aallllae aaclasls*l* Is tha «i* Ju t •apukll.aOaa at all fk* laaal *••■ srlala* lathla aawa*a*ar. at n a rm rrio * a t r u ■ p Wall Ulllaa PaM la ItHlaala Canal* All Otkar I tsar *11 A* **** I Vtar III.a* I Saar • Slaatka 1.11 I S " •Waalka M * » Maaika « Nsatha *.** t-M SWaalka Owe * Maaika I aa |Maath I aa i Stasik S Maath 1.1 T. I. Patial Nanalailaas ira iM t* Ikal all h s II aahaartpltaaa ha pal* la aevaaa*. Mt pert a# any Material, news *r advertising, «r thia edition *4 The lanford Herald may he reproduced to any Manner witheat written permit stow at A t peblieker * f The Herald. Any todividxel •r firm responsible H r inch reproduction will be caneidarW ae tw. fringing on Th* Herald'* copyright and will be held linht* foe damage* and** Use lew. N r a i OaUverr mr Carrier Ha Wash L . F arrlt Richard W . R ay E. J . Edwin BRYANT IRVIN GREEN Governor Attorney General Comptroller Tom D* DoylD I . LARSON BAILEY Treasurer CONNER S tate Suporintandint of Public Instruction Commissionor of Agriculture M e e4*erti Hi* tof to Jkt Id win L. (Ed) MASON Railroad & Public Utilities Commissioner �F*ri N ot. 4, 19*0 — Pa** S Girls 4-H Club Will Welcome New Members B) JEANNE WARNKE FA J-TIS8 VVHO WILL BE LEFT IN TOWN TOMORROW ? Ever) one seem* to be heading loused Jack•tonville and the Georgia-Florida game. Man; couples arc sharing ra n north and L. T. Sheppard, down at the Atlantic Coastline railroad slation, tells me that around 200 Sanfordiiei will be taking the train to Jacksonville. And from past aecounls of the train parties, they sound a» much fun as any football game! $ WELCOME HOME LIZ SC1NOCCA—but whoops, its not Scinocea, anymore. Haven't you heard? Lit. who haa been away for months and months, returned to Sanford with a New Yorker as her husband. Tha name now is Mrs. Robert J . d' Averaal JEAN AND JOE BAKER and Charlotte and Pete Knowles re­ presented Sanford thia week at the Municipal League Conference in West Palm Beach, While tha men attended the thing* that men attend during convention!, the wo­ men flitted about having a gay time. On* tour took them to tha Flagler Museum which Jean de­ scribed as M beautiful and worth seeing"—and they especially anjnjed a luncheon at the Pdlm ♦B each Towera hotel. Monday even­ ing they all attended a banquet and heard an enlightening talk br Dr. Jnarhim Kuetlner who 1* in charge of the project, “Mer­ cury", at tha Red Stone Arsenal in Alabama. with Laura and Dr. Vann Parker the Philips were squired about Eleanor w d busy at home ar- the campus hy their son and had ranging Uic aurpriac far her mother dinner at hia fraternity house.' jnd wa* * »upcrb hoste-s lutrr GAMMA LAMBDA members of ever)one galhrml .it the Beta Sigma Hit met yesterdaj at M athm home Greeting Vera with birthday uithr.s were the the home of Pal (M rj. Tom) Lar­ Parkers, Dot Odham. Evelyn and sen for a meeting and then gatherBert Hollingsworth, Nell Masson -4 aiu;n the Capri for lunch a,ld E,oi''* and Jim llunt. and to view the Thursday parade ELIZABETH AND FRANK ME^ad,‘on* *r^in YoweU’s depart­ b .VNE and Jana and Wally Phil- ment store—two new models added jps lriive|ed toother to David- to the list of ''regular*" were son< pit |gat ueek to visit Ann Reyn and Margaret EchelFrank's ote' alma mater and one berger. One luncheon group was form­ of it* present students, Wally ed by Virginia (Mrs. George) Philips, Jr . Chapman and celebrated the birth­ A football game on Friday was day of Mrs. Ann Benson of New followed with i dance and musie Smyrna Beach. Circled about them was by Glenn Miller’s old orches­ were Mrs. George Chapman Sr., tra and—maybe it dates ua ter­ Mr*. 0. R. Brinley and Airs. H. ribly, but one has only to recall Dunaway all of Orlando. Miller's favorites to realize that I h * y m n w o r a enem linn I S m i s s i n g j i i s t votr\n s o m e o v f »«* something! But back to the Ale- going lo the football garnet Bar­ banes and Philips. Saturday, while bara and Dr. Ja ck Aforrison, Elizabeth and Frank renewed ac­ Sylvia and .Mason Wharton and the quaintances, visited with the "best LrGcttea of Orlando will be m u " of thair wedding and en- snook fishing all weekend near joyed dinner at the Beta frat house ■Stuart. STTtT’Vs.' A GROUP OF WOMAN’S C LU B Mt.MBKRS at the social department meeting, are from left, (seated) Mr*. Elizabeth Huff, Mrs. Rdy Wiley, Mrs. I). 0 . Howard ami Airs. C. K. McKee. Standing, Airs. W. L . Gramkow. social department chairm an; Airs. Raymond Smith mid (Herald Photo) Airs. W. P. Fields. W SCS Circles Plan Club Holds Joint Meeting Wednesday Slate Rep. Gordon Frederick. spoke to memben of the Sanford Woman's Stub at the general business and lunenton meeting, Wednesday. Mn. A1 Hunt, program chair­ man for the day, introduced the Monday Meetings 1 speaker. He talked about the six 1Harriman, Airs. II. S. Duggar, | Members voted to compile a amendments to be voted on at the Mrs. Blanche Terhorst and Airs, favorite recipe cook book as a club project. Mrs. Hoy Wiley, fine election, Tuesday. Mrs Hunt G. E. Quinn. gave out sample ballots tn those Courtesy hostesses greeting arts department chairman, pre­ attending. guests in the foyer were .Mrs. D. sented an oil painting to the club The luncheon was served at 12 W. Hoffman, Mrs II. Watte Rucker from Atrs. Grelchcn !<cwii. noon hy hostesses. Jtrs. S. G. and Airs. Quinn Airs, William Reynolds, Mrs. During tlve hu.vines* session, Ray Aiblon, Airs. Boyd Coleman, Mrs A W. Woodall, president ap­ Airs. Clarke Rruestle and Mr*. pointed Mrs. James Moughtoo, Phillip Simpson were accepted as Mrs. L. E. Spencer and Airs. O. new club members and Atisa Don­ M. Harrison as delegates to the na Williams was welcomed as a -evrnth district meeting in Or­ guest. lando. Following the business meeting, Die social department met for an afternoon of bridge and canasta Debbie Roundtree was honored games. Mrs. J . E. Baker and her with a party Monday afternoon committee, Mrs. D. C. Howart] and at her home in Oviedo hy her Mrs George McCall were hostes­ parent*. Mr. and Mrs. B. J . Round ses during the afternoon. tree. The occasion was in cele High score bridge award wa* won bralion of Dehhie's ninth birth by Mrs. Clark Brueslle, high can­ day, Mr. and .Mrs. L. If. Webb enter- asta hy Mrs. F. K. Bolz and Mrs. The group of play mates enjoy ed lamed at their Ineely new home Raymond Smith won the icrcrno. games then the traditional birthday in Oviedo, last week, honoring relrcshments. Chocolate Macaroon their small von, Joe, on hia fifth llio.sr enjoying the party in­ Cherry chocolate macaroons are birthday. cluded Ponda an<l i'etrria Houndmade with a mix. Just stir cup The guests were quite thrilled tree Debhie's sisters; Ruth BellIioiti, Carieii* Elliott; Janet Kiiiiwl- u .rr Ira.inn tine*'ponies fui tid­ of finely chopped, drained maraes Ronald Vales. Debbie Jakubcin, ing. After the rules were enjoyed schino cherries (about 10 cerriei) Kathy Co.v. Beth and Linda Duila, and other games, delicious re­ Into batter prepared front on# 1.1Barbara and Danny Thompson, freshments and favors carrying ounre parkagn of chocolate mnDavid Jakubcin, Cat Lee and Alary out the Hallowe'en motif were croon mi*. Bake according to served hr the parents and Atrs. package direction*. Jane Miklcr. t.con Olliff, who assisted them. Those enjoying the parly in­ E l.K I T cluded Jimmy and Becky Palmer, Pal lltukelew. Alan Daniel. Linda Oliffs*. Donna Beasley, and Chris­ tine Miller. Sanford C ltr Airs. E !,. Bcllhorn, .lue'a kind­ The Jay t ees Wives Club Witl CotnmisHloner meet Monday at > pm. at the ergarten teacher; ami Mrs. W. V. Group 1 home of Mrs. Charles Tctrnbatim. Swenson, his Sunday School tea­ • cher. toj Ellliitt Ave. D ebbie Roundtree Celebrates Ninth Birthday Oviedo Boy Celebrates Circles of the Women's Society of Christian Service of (he First Methodist Church wiii meet Aionday at the following homas: MONDAY 2:3* p m. Circle No. 7, with Airs. J . 1 . Courier. 1209 Palmelb) Ave. Cirelc No. 8, with Air*. Rrodie Williams, 302 Dak Ave, MONDAY S p.m. Circle No. 5 with Mra. Henry Lumb, on Rlvervlew Ave. Circle No. 8. with Mrs. J . P. Thurmond, in Loch Arbor. Circle No. 9, with Mrs. Claranee I’urielt, too West 10th St. A Debt, locked rahinet la 1 safety investment to keep paints, sprays, cleaners, and other flam­ mable material! away from heal and children's reach. 11Fifth Birthday BLANCHE KUHN recently won a trip to Nassau by submitting the brst slogan in a radio contest and 9 since it i* a “trip for two" aha is sharing bar good lurk with • fnend, Georgia Frailer. Tha twosoma will leave Thursday from Miami on the S. S. Florida for the three day trip. A DAUGHTER'S THOUGHT­ FULNESS is a sweet thing. Vera Malhera will long ifmember her birthday last week sinco her teen­ - a g e daughter, Eleanor, planned a surprise parly for her. While her parents were dining Jaycee Wives Club Geneva Personals Rena AtcKenzie gave a demo* ((ration of how to lay a patten on material correctly at the month­ ly meeting of the Sanford 4-H Girls flu b. Joyce Waltz, delegate, told die members about the County Council meeting. The 10 members present appro­ ved the constitution, read by Linda . King. Rowena Van Pelt was elected chairman of the ways and means committee. Her assistants will bo Norma Adams and Patricia Marazita. „ Program commitltce chairman. Is Joyce Waltz assisted by Barbbara Kaner and Norma Adams. New members will be welcomed by the group. Any girl between the ages of 10 and 13 yean who would like tn Join Is requested to cootact Linda King. DKKORAH ANN JARVIS entoftnined about 50 of her 1‘ricnua a t tha home (IF ) M s |S u W ot Memorial Gift* for HEART RESEARCH Gratefully Acknowledged S £31 IN(ILK . DeRAKY COUNCIL V. 0 . BOX 108 . SANFORD, FLA . Tom McDonald T o Meet Monday of her patents, Air. and Sirs. Ralph Jarv is, on Snnfurd Av*„ with a Hal­ By MW. AUDREY JOHNSON lowe'en parly, last weekend. Games wet# played and 11 sons test held on m Mr, and Alri, Bruca Leather thn spacious grounds, iurroumliny tho house, which was elaborately de­ "rq s n of Sharpesburg, Md., ar­ corated with lights and various "spooky" characters. Refreshments of rived Wednesday to visit their cake, fruit punch, bubble gum, candy nnd popcorn were served Tha hos­ daughter, .Mrs. Richard Shawley. tess, center front, nnd co-hostesses for the party are pictured. From left. While bars they will make a sight­ seeing tour around tha state. Deborah Taylor, Alias Jarvis, holding "Chanka Poo," the family pet dog, Jackie Anffel and in the background, John Angel. (Herald Photo) Mr, and Mrs. E. H. Grant have as their guests, Mr*. Grant's daug­ hter and son-in-law Mr. and Asra. Georg* Edwards, of Jacksonville. Alisa Betty Gaiger of Columbia. ^ 8 C , is recuperating from a recent illness at the home of her mother, Sirs. James Afsnmng and little ter of Mr. amt Mr*. Ben H. Jones Mrs. Harry Geiger. son, Joel of Fort Meyers, at# vis­ has hern out of school due to pink Mr. and Atrs. John Manvall'a cya. daughter, Mrs. Marie Slump, of iting her*. She cams to !>a with .Mrs. Ruby II. Jones haa return Springfield, Ohio, has arrived to her mother, Mrs. Jack I\ Itrysnl, ml from Valdosta, Ga , where she who underwent major surgery- re spend the Thanksgiving lesson visited relative#. with them She will he Joined with- contly, at the Winter Park Memo* Mrs. Marion Esta*. who recent­ riot Hosp ita l. in the nest two weeks by bar hus­ ly underwent surgery .is able t» Afrs. Joe I. Bestlsy and daugh­ band. ters, Carol, Jan, and Rove Marie be out again. Beasley anil Diana Aulin, enjoyed a recent trip to Miami for a GA houseperty. Airs. Helti* Ragvdal# reported back to work on Thursday after an absence of two week* due to MONDAY injuries sustained in a recent fall. KseeuUve Board of the Presby­ Mrs. Norman Nolle and two terian Church women will meet at small daughters have been visit10 a m. at the church. ing here with J. G. Beasley and Philathea Sunday School Class family while her husband. Nor­ ^m em bers will meet with Mrs. John man. snd mother-in-law, Mi*. J Wilson, at T:45 pm . with Mrs. G. Bessley, have been in Georgia. | H. 0 Hague as co-hostets. Little Mary Jones, small dough- | tab i**r * # if f*a8 Rep. Mack Cleveland Jr ., will b« guest speaker for the evening— For a quick breakfast o r snack, Ha will give a talk on the amend- beat nn* egg and add to a glass nirnts to he voted on Tuesday. of orange juice. Mil until frothy. Tbs executive hoard will meet at 7.13 pm ., proceeding the pro­ gram. A Huai newt Muss Deeply Interested In Ciljr Government raid Political Adv. 2 Days Only Oviedo Personals T i l l IT S L A T E !! Begins Nov. 7th b 8th Get a Beautiful 5 x 7 " Picture of Your Baby Church Calendar C O LD WEATHER S COM IN G - Get Your HEATER Now! • Special! Shampoo - Set • $ Color Touch-Up Bleach k. Toner Shampoo k Set GAS HEATERS AI Inn I ir Stove O k 3 5 • ELEC TR IC HEATERS Twin l mas ter $ Shampoo k Set HEATERS Perfection f'nrtnble H enter* Row* Room Heaters Magic Chef &. Manicure Or Eyebrow Ai eh * • « . . . 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Geneva First Baptist f The Geneva P in t Baptist Church will atari a new night service this Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Jack L. Ste­ wart la pastor of the church. . Base Talks Open LONDON (U P D - Talks between the United States, Britain end the West Indies on American base fa­ culties in the West Indian islands opened her* la secret session to­ day. Dorothy Cooper was In charge of lha program- where atveral members took part by telling the club oi the orlganisatioo, the pro­ jects, and how the Code of Eth­ ic* earn* into being. One of the main project* carried on by Pi­ lot International ia the scholarship* offered to foreign ttudents. Every club ia Pilot Internationa) con­ tribute* to tbia fund. Tbt local club la quite active in many pro­ ject*. Supplying milk to the needy i* their main project, they aim sponsor the Crippled Childrens Society of Seminole Co. and asillt by working with the officers ol this orgsniiation and mailing the Easter Seals for the Society. The clubs btlp with the Annual Eas­ ier Lily Ball to ralsa moony lor Crippled Children. ’’V'-'JI Sister Ruth R AV EN N A A C O M M U N ITY O F HOMES ‘ ‘B U ILT W ITH PRIDE” We hove available for occupancy — ELECTRICAL . EQUIPM EN T Be* tkie lifted Indy If you oro worried ■boat love, marriage. end busimn trsBssrtlvft* ef s*! ■!»<*• **«» problema to her. She’ll help you oalvo thorn. See bor no* • todoy. Opes Doily sad Sunday. Everyooo wolcomo. Hwy. 17-tS • Across from Club Diamood • g ML N. of Soaford 4 Bedroom 2 Bath 3 Bedroom 2 Bath 3 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 1 Bath BV tiE N E R A L fDR. J. E. ANDREWS, right, assistant operations officer at the Sanford Naval Air Station, is congratulated by Capt. Robert W. Slye, station com* mender, on hia promotion to full commander as- Capt. Slyu presents An­ d re w s with his new hat with gold braid. Piracy, Murder Suspects Taken Indian Advisor PARK HAVANA (UPI) — Two Ameri-f Kin., will be tried In the British cans charged With murder and. colony oa a charge of murdering piracy on the high s e n were I Capt. August Boatwright off Eltaken to Nassau for trial from l bow Key, a British possession last April and stalling bis fish­ a Cuban jail Wednesday. Alvin Tsblea, San Antonio, Tea., ing boat, Muriel lit, Boatwright liv and Billy Wayne Sees, Etowah, td la the Florida Keys, 1 Vi Bath ELECTRIC AS LITTLE AS *40 0 DOWN D riv e o u t and sea Iheoo lovely homes in th e ir quiet, aerene surroundings — Only 1.9 m iles w est o f the tr a ffic lig h t a t 20th & F ren ch. FAST DEPENDABLE S E R V IC E ON ALL APPLIANCES • • S h a e m a k e Ji FA 2-7658 CO N STR U CTIO N ---------------n r r r a — APPLIANCE SERVICE SSt Sanford Ate. Formerly with (iormlry, Inc. 211 West 25th S t COM PANY, Inc. at Myrtle Phone FA2-3W 3 House Flans with a Florida Flavor 1 Build A Smart Duplex For Pay - As - You - Go Living li Many people look fo r a good duplex plan for a variety of reasons: Rental purposes, pay-as-you-go liv­ ing, or housing for two related family units. This slab-on-grade masonry duplex comprises two Identical two-bedroom units with bnek-to-bnek carports a t the rear. A masonry party wall between th e two apartments affords goood insulation against sounds. 0APOOOV ■7 n )•<!M| I IN G R E D IE N T S You w ill see th a t th is 1592 square foot duplex contains the necessary in­ gredients fu r a comfor­ table, relaxed life. E n jo y ­ ment of light and a ir are made possible by fro n t and back porches, com er w in­ dows, sloping ceilings, and sk y domes. efficien t. w o rk spate is augmented by a useful u tility room ncxL to the carport. Tlio front p o r c h e s (separteil by a masonry wall) serve ns foyers as well ns screening the eightfoot-wide sliding doors of the living rooms. At the front of tin* living room the ceiling (which follows BUY NOW £ IR S T UTILITY ■ t o . \ , . I PORCH the line of the gently sloping shed roof) is 9 U feet high, increasing the feeling of space. Light and air are supplied to I ho dining and kitchen areas by two sets of skydome* (see pic­ tu re). Visual separation lmtween the dining room and the kitchen is provided by n lunch counter, or, if pre­ ferred, a decorative atorHge-waii room-divider. APPLIANCES Mach "cooking center” is a nine-foot-long stainless steel factory-m ade unit containing all the fixtures and appliances needed for modern cooking, including sink, range, refrigerator, cabinets and counter, 'Uia kitchen has a door to the private 8 1; feet by 121feel screened porch which can be used for dining and family activities. Through it there is access to the garden, the carport and the 5 1 > feet b y 9 | j feet utility room containing laundry appliances and storage space. The bedrooms have cor­ ner windows to catch the breezes and are sound­ proof by closets — eight feet of closets in the front bedroom and five feel in the rear one (all with bi­ fold doors for greater a c ­ cessibility). Till! POSITION The bathroom has the tub away from the window (with shower head above), a wall-hung toilet, and a wash-basin set in a vanity. There is a linen closet (L ) in the hall. Construction of home No. 1592-46 is aa follows: The four-inch-thick and re­ inforced floor slab Is pour­ ed over solidly compacted fill and vapor membrane. All exterior walls are of eight - inch - 1hick concrete blocks with furring strips (or insulation boards) with plaster on the inside and stucco on the outside. All interior partitions are of regular wood frame and plastered mi both sides. The ceclngs, also plaster­ ed, follow the lines of the roof nml heavy insulation is called for between the rafters. framing details; basic specifications (exceeding FHA) are written on the plans. Florida Home maga­ zine by Jan Reiner la avail­ able at local newsstands or by mailing 50 cents to the above address. NOTICE Due To The Retirement Of l.es Thompson THE FIRM OF NELSON WARNING I Please Read Your Policy Avnto the ef discovering TOO t.VTF, that sre NOT COVERED when casually strike* at you, jou r home or jour car. W« art Insurance Counselors, always at jour icrtire tu analjae any policy jou may bald. Mike lure jour I’ulicj W up-todile with changing lime*, and broad enough to enter alt the riiks you want it In toter. CALL ON I S ANYTIME. RAYMOND BALL 21«. South & THOMPSON Phone FA 2-5611 Park Ave. Will Now lie Known A s----- V. W. KELSON BUILDING PLANS AVAILABLE Plans for home No. I.W2-I* are available from Jan Reiner, llnx ttfi, New Port iUrhty, Florida. 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The Seminoles will be trying for an upset against Wildwood, holder of a 7*0 season record and rated the No. 1 team in Central Florida high school football. Coach Jim Proctor’s Lyman Greyhounds take a four won, two lost, one tied mark to St. Cloud. A scorelesi tie with Hastings and two defeats by one point make up the Lyman loss column. Sanford had a preview of the Wildwood game against Leesburg last week, and wound up in a nothingnothing tie. Wildwood beat Leesburg in an earlier game, dishing out their only loss of the year. The Seminole defensive unit will go without junioi quarterback John Boniface, who is having to rest s shoulder separation and may be out fo r the rest of the season. Coach Jim Pigott said the injury was sustained in Wednesday’s workout and. while it is not considered severe, he decided that Boniface would sit out a t leas! the Wildwood contest. The rest of the squad is in good shape. Game time is 8 p. m. and Pigott said this morning "the boys are ready and this ought to be a good one.*' WITH RUFFLES on th eir togs, these three male cheerleaders will handle the whooping it up among the funs at Sunday's Powder Puff Football Game nt the Memorial Stadium. Left In right nre Louis Sweden Alan Albers and John Hayes. Two girls teams will be scrapping on the gridiron to complete the reversal of the usual fall sports fare. (Herald Photo) Harney Says Yanks Need lo Bolster •Farm System To Keep Winning Patterson Gets New Belt At Big Ring Parly Failed Press International The (Irst Saturday ot Novem­ ber begins the mad dash fyr con­ ference titles and lucrative bowl bids — and that's the situation Saturday when even We top-billed clash between Iowa and Minneso­ ta can't monopolize the national college football picture. The first-ranked Hawkcyes and the No. 2 Gophers have much at stake aa (hey put their unbeaten records on the line, but it's a make or-break weekend for about a dozen more taam*. Among the most Important games are NavyDuke; Missouri-Colorado; \tasaington Southern California; Tenncsscc-Georgia; Rice • Arkansas, and Utah Statc-Wyoming. Iowa is a slight Da point choice to whip Minnesota for the sixth consecutive year and take a strong hold on the national cham­ pionship and the Big Ten title and further its prospects for a shot at the Rase Bowl. Willi Orange Bowl scouts on hand for the Navy-Duke contest, (he third-ranked Middies attempt to stow down the Blue Devils, frontrunners of the Atlantic Coast Conference. Navy, given a scare by Notre Dame last week, carries a 7 0 record against Duke California, which will be out to win for the injured .Mike MeKcever. Washington and the Tro­ jans are 2-0 in conference action*. Tennessee, cna'.rengtng Missis­ sippi for the Southeast Confer­ ence lead, Is a strong choice to run up another victory. The eighth-ranked Volunteers, who haven't lost but were tied once this year, meet Georgia Tech (5-2). The Rice Owls rated No. 10. may have to scramble to bold on la the Southwest Conference lead against a tough Arkansas squad. Rice is a 2 'i point favorite to whip the Rarorhacks. tn a battle for the Skyline Con­ ference title, UUh State and Wyo­ ming, proponents of the two ex­ tremes of football, meet head-on. The Aggtes, leading the country In offense, and the Cowboys, tops in defense, carry 50 conference records into the game. Utah State also is among the unbeaten and untied teams. Yale tries to Veep its unblem­ ished skein alive in an Ivy League contest against Penn, and the Orangemen of Syracuse, their Miami Favorite To Defeat FSU MIAMI (UPD —Miami’s faTortt Hurricanes clash with light but scrappy Florida Stata University tonight In another of the state'l football "grudge" matches. The Seminoles ere expected to take to the air on the passing of sophomore^ quarterbacks Eddie Feely and' Ed Traneygler In an effort In heat the more land­ conscious Hurricanes, who are 14* point favorites for the game at the Orange Bowl. Kickoff time IS 8:15 p.m. Scattered showers a rt forecast. Miami and Florida State Ilsvn met seven times previously sine# 1951 and Miami has triumphed In every game except the 1951 con­ test. The Hurricanes won n 7 4 squeeker lest year. ----- - , ■ — < PAINT & BO D Y SH O P Wrecks Rebuilt The Best in Painting ESTIMATES GLADLY GWEN NEW YORK (LTD — Floyd To protect hie newly gainad job as well as the Yankae name, Ha- Pattcrion had a new belt today Tenth S t and Sanford Ave. mey has declared that he would after being guest of honor at work toward rebuilding the New aomebody elte'a birthday patty York farm system, sehich, he said, hsd become run down in recent years. •‘We can’t win pennant* by making trades." ITamfy said. "We don’t hare too many players to trade enymore and we’re not go­ ing to t.ade away young players. “We have hired new scouts and assigned them to new territories. We have to be more alert. And we " “■ • have to spend, f do think we can improve ouselves in that area." Harney also Indicated that the j Yankees once again would enter the market for higlt-price bonus playera, a field they have neglect­ ed since paying $80,000 for a young pitcher named Ed Coraghino in 1951. Since then, New The Hi-Noonrr.s were chupping York has been reluctant to bid wood Wednesday at J e t Lanes, nliOve the $30,000 level. "If the present bonus rules re­ with Betty Whitmire Of the Capri howling her best game and series main In effect and high bonuses A o f the season; Marty Kinnanl are required to secure players, (totting a 188 scratch; Shirley then wo must be competitive," the Conkey making the -I-® split; and new general manager declared. Owner Dan Topping said that Mary Elmore rolling well to give the team a 1172 scratch scries and Harney would have a free hand f*.la four points from Stonroe ■silk the Y ankees. "Roy will be the boss of the en­ Harbor. CPO Wives’ Dutli# fainter play- tire organization," Topping said. ed "9 pins’* when she rolled a •*I will wnch with him hut I don't game with nine pins on the first intend to interfere any more than hall for nine frames, Adeline I did with George Weiss." Harney signed a one-year con­ Earns and Gerry White of CPO Wive* both got turkeya in their tract at his own request for an highest games yet and helped the estimated $50,000. A member of team take three points from the tho Yankee organization for 19 of tlig Dip team whose scoring was his 3d years in baseball, led by Marge Kipp. Doris Rhodes (Dawn’s) over­ shot her average by a wide mar­ gin ami converted the 1-3-8-IU and the team split Ilia points evenly with North Orlando Homes whose ^ I.ouiia Owen Is hack and turned in another very good aeries. For JACKSONVILLE (UPD - The Smith's Amoco, Dorothy Carsley Georgia Bulldogs, led by star hail her best day and the team di­ quarterback Francis Tarkcnton. vided the four points with Shoetest their offensive might asnimt maker, sparked by Oiljes Yriinek. Ihe wounded hut unbowed Florida Lee Krontas of Al's barbershop led league scoring with a 192 Gatora in J a Ik ionvilla'* Galnr scratch ami teammate Vi Rowber- Bowl Saturday afternoon. gfep. j.: A victory might mran a return ry had a good day and the team made a clean sweep over the St«n- ticket for the winner to play in § strom Realty team in spite of June the povt-seaion classic here Dec. l.uaa's pickup of the 5-7 end Jene 31. The Bulldog-, rank aa ilim favoSpolrki's 181 actual and 3-10 and rilei-by about three poinli-aftzr 5-1It conversions. their 45-7 romp over Tulsa last week, but the surprising Gators Runs 4:17 Mile have a habit this >car of pulling CAMBRIDGE, England (UPD — upsets. Both trams have won five Herb Elliott of Australia, the and lost two, including three South­ world mile champion, ran his eastern Conference decisions afirst mile at Cambridge Univer- gainst one defeat each. a jity in 4 minutes, 11 seconds on Kickoff time is 2 p m. with ® Thursday. The Olympic 1,500-mc- a record crowd of nearly 50,000 ter winner ran the first leg of a tfzpecled to fill the bowl* newlythree-mile medley on a water­ expanded seating capacity. The TAi i adierlitemcnt ii one of a irriei that non national rrcognition for Florida. The Frttdami Foundation awarded it the George Washington Honor logged track. weather forreast is fair Is partly Medal far dramatUing freedom’s vital importance in nery field of American endeavor. A similar program in lOSd alto captured this coveted award,’ cloudy and warm. Both teams need this one to re­ Pays Big Double CASIDEN. N. J . (UPD — The main in contention for the SEC daily double returned $470 80 at championship, which Georgia won Garden Stale Park Thursday last year. Tho victor also prob­ when Crovmiff $13 to won the ably wiil emerge a leading con­ ^ opening event en Ihe program tender for an invitation to Ihe and Idle Threats $81.20 cap­ annual Gator Bowl game In De­ Today, other* will decido the kind of only to Am erica, but to the entire Florida Potter A Light Company, along with tured the lecond race. cember. government under which ho will live. free world. tho other independent power eompaniee which Tomorrow, that precious privilege will help lo make and keep America strong, prize* Now, more than ever, we cannot taka Iso his. His vote will help to determine tho free enlerprise system that repreotnto tho Vole F o r lightly our responsibilities as Americans. the political philosophy of America. backbone of America's economy. Only by Speak upon election day! Vole . . . and Many countries of tha world do not remaining constanlly alert against subversive urge your friends to vote. A large repre­ have that right. And, if tho communists forces eon fret tnlerpi lie, , . and the American sentative vote is vital to our democratic could, they would take that right away u ay of life . . . survive. Self-determination of process of self government. from us. What we say a t tlte ballot box. government by free election lo (A« bulwark of City Com ml winner and in what number*, is vital — not that freedom. Vote your conviction.,.but YOTB1 YO UR VOTE IS VITAL, on Nov. 8th ! NEW YORK (LT D — R»y Ha­ rney, finally promoted to the job ho hai sought for 28 years, feels that continued Yankee domination of basehalt will depend on a ■trong farm ayatem. For Harney, named tr» aurceed )G*org* Weisa aa the New York general manager Thursday, there raa bo no excuse for failure. TVtiia, hla predecessor and long* time tutor, brought Hi pennants to New York in the 13 jears he directed its operating. Anything ahurt of this outstanding success on Harney's patl will rume as a blow to Yankee “tradition." , REEL'S ' < iU r- II f) l w-LUIs - bMk ow vloo* tt**l*» »•»•»«.*» I* *0 i'wm* dog. Fourth-ranked Missouri (TO) is a 13 point favorite to boost its Big Eight lead when it meets confer­ ence rival Colorado (5*1). Both the Tigers and the Buffaloes are which proteJ, among other things, 2. Patterson may defend hi* 4 0 in league play. In the West Coasts Big Five that: heavyweight crown against Inge- Conference, Washington's Husk­ 1. All belts aren't designed for mar Johansson at Miami or Los ies. ratrd No. 7, art a threeequatorial suspension. Angeles probably in March. point choice to subdue Southern 18-game winning streak brofcaa fey Pitt last week, a rt a seven-point favorite to rebound against Army at Yankee Stadium. FA 2*7719 Capri Wins Four In Hi-Nooner Play Gators, Georgia Clash Saturday FUTURE FLORIDA VOTER: playing today.,.participating tomorrowl LeRoy A. ANDERSON Group t - Sanford \ qualified hunne»« admin* i«tralor *bn has the inter**! of Sanford and its growth and prosperity at heart. Td. Political A ir. FLORIDA W. Scott Burs*, Mrr. POWER & LIGHT H E L P I N G B U IL D F L O R I D A COMPANY SOT M in o lta A m L �4 ■ >I.V . 0 *oa W f ’. By Abigail Van Buren the ehild for his mother’s mistake? DEAR A B B Y : I w u happy to »8e you state In your column that writing to strangers wa* "fo r the blriK” At fIw t glance you might have appeared heartless because there are ao many deserving peo­ ple who want pen pala. But-you were righ t, Abby; it is much safer to develop a pen pal through a third party who knows both parties fairly well. My stater, a widow, 53. found a “ pen pal” through a magazine. Before she was through, it cost her *3600 and attorney fees. Her “ pen pal” posed ns a retired farmer, widower, md church-going Lutheran. He turned out to l>e a m arried mnn with a long record fot embezzle­ ments, no Lutheran, and all he had was a flair for writing and n good Imagination. WITH YOU ALL TH E W A Y • • * • * DEAR A B B Y : My next door neighbor is the best hearted person in the world. She's always doing something nice for people, and everyone likes her. But she can’t get through two sentences with­ out using half a dozen swear words. When she comes over I send my youngsters out­ side so they won't pick up any of the terrible words she uses, Some say to Ig­ nore it. Others say to tell her off. What #t»i you say? GOOD NEIGHBOR DEAR NEIGHBOR: Don’t tell her off— tell her. A practical solution for chronic cursers ia to substitute some home-made gobbledygook for some of the stronger epithets. It may not convert a mule skinner Into a choir boy overnight— but it will help. • DEAR A B B Y : I am the mother of five grow n, children. Each has made me a grandma many times. My son had four children. Ills wife got involved with an­ other man (married) and I j o i * him a child, but my son continues to live with her be­ cause of their other children. She snys she Is ashamed nnd sorry, but we are henrtItrnken. My problem is that my Income Is Biiinll. I always remember my j»r»ndrhlldren on Christmas and their birthdays. Should I, knowing this child Is nothing to ni?. give him a birthday and Christmas g ift? * NOT HIS GRANDMA • • • DEAR A B B Y : Do people R E A L L Y get gray hair from worrying or ia it ju st a natural phenomenon? NOT GRAY Y E T DEAR NOT G R A Y : It’s a combination 1 1 the hereditary factors, a natural phenomenon. Some people have been known to “ turn g ra y " from a shattering emotional experience. • • • If you want a persona’, reply from .ibby, write to her in care of this paper and enclose a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. She answers A L L tetters. DEAR NOT: Certnlnly. Why punish Rosters Are Open Tha Sanford Recreation Dept, has announced that high school student* may atlll register for tho ballroom dancing lesson* as wall aa adults. Tha dancing ’tssona will ho taught by a qualified Instructor and the registration fee Is 12 for tha 10>weak comae for adults and fret for junior and senior high school studerls. The junior ballroom lesson* will be given Monday* at 7 p. m. for all atudent* and senior ballroom lessons will be givsn Mondays at •JO p. m. for all adults. Both classes will la held In tha Civic Center. The recreation department also announced that tha Civic Center will be open a t 1 p. m. to the high school students who attend achool in tha morning. This also Includes the ninth grads students who attend morning seision*. A coming event for the recrea­ tion program la the 4ew Yoga class for woman. It Is a slim and trim da is which will begin Nov. it . Pay T V May Cost 75 Cents A Week WASHINGTON (U Pli - Sub­ scribers to a proposed large-scale piy-si-you-look television opera­ tion would hava io spend at least TS cents a week to keep the service, an executive of the spon soring firm said Tuesday. Thomas F. O'Neil, president of RKO General Inc., told the Fed­ eral Communications Commission that the psy-TV service woull be yanked out of a home unless the 75-cent weekly minimum wi* m et many new makeup shades on tha O’Neil** firm and Zenith Radio market to make yellow mere be­ lac. a rt working together on the coming. Try end find Just tha proposed three-year tryout in Hartford, Conn. right oaa far yon. You Con Return To ACoreer EDYTH THORNTON M cLEOO “Do you think f could return In t!ia business world at tha sg* o' forty-*evm? I waa a auceaat* ful carver woman who marriad and forgot business. Now it la important for nta to aarn my Hrtng, I have kept up my short­ hand and speed, ao I could u*» that, ami 1 am Interested In ninny subjects and read a great drill. I hava not gotUn fat!—Mahcllc K " Of course yon can return, end nml.e U great eurcesa of it. The iiijtti'C woman should use her amcls of evperienra and do a better Job. Try for an executive ■ecrrUiy’s job and I wish you much happlnesa and a new car­ eer after forty! “Is culored naft polish so vary Important to good grooming! My hands are not attractive now end i Unlike oo'atttl ciumcd, bo* my granddaughter says 1 mini wear some, at least a ms* color. —fi. M.“ No, colored nail enamel it not tha “be nil and tho end all1' of good grooming. Ona ot the bestdrrv I women 11 know never wears rolured polish, {tha uata plain enamel or eilver platinum, which goaa well with everything and does not “show off the hands.'* But It te nice that your granddaughter ia interested. “1 sew well and am planning to make a short eoat d Heap lemon yellow wool lined in Meek wnnl, «> m i diene* are all Mark. I am forty, hats graying hrnwn hair, am not tall, but of average height, and am a bit on the heavy side. I hare the mate­ rials ao hope you will say it is good for me.—N. J . " Do make the coat at the black wool and tine it with the yellow. You will be happier. I think, aa yellow la the least he. roming color in the spectrum for a mature woman. If you wish, make It a convertible eoat and when you wear tha yallow eida out, wear special makeup te barmtails* with the color. Thera are W eekend T elevisio n SATURDAY P. N. F R ID A Y P , M. 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Cls**r**iw T « 4* y sig n Oa W ta t h a r , M*wa T*4tr F i r m Market R apn rl radar Wgk a Dp ("ir la o a * N*w* and W t a l k e r Ca pte lg Ka n g a ro o W aaik o r t a d >ew# Tadny CauMdawa S i r * Boat* t n l Saddle K j c i * * r (Loan p to g iiii, with all Florida residents gue«t* of tha attrac­ tion upon payment of amall service charge instead of the regular admission. The special event ends Nov. 14. TH E MERMAIDS A l W EEK I WACHEE, near Brouknville, are performing in a new $1 million underwater theater Hnd 'All Florida Appreciation W eeks" are in I Unlike the Atlantic salmon, which enter the fresh water streams to spawn and then return The ilory has a dramatic side to the sea, the Pacific specie* with the addition of two charact­ spawn in fresh water and then die. ers played by Angus Duncan, Croiby's ion and Nina Shipman, Gir* .MUSIC . . . who plays his daughter. The Ideal Gift! The picture is produced by We Base Gilt Certificates Charles Brackett, directed by MATIIES MUSIC Blake Edwards and is a Cinema­ First French — FA 2-8207 scope, Color by Del.uxc- pfeture, OPKN <> T IL » “ High Time" has two new xongs, “The Second Time Around" and “Nobody's Perfect." writtea by Sammy Cahn and James Van Heusan. Crosby Gambols With Collegians A tremendous cast. Bing Cros­ by, Tuesday Weld, Nicolo Maurey and Fabian, heads the motion pic­ ture, “High Time," starting Sun­ day at the Ritz Theater. Crosby play* the middle aged tycoon who decide* to return and finish his education at a univer­ sity which leads to fun, dissen­ sion, romance and an exciting ending. • Fabian conies up with a lead­ ing role as roommate to Crosby and Mins Mauroy plays the teach er in Bmg’i life. ft Sanford’s MONDAY P. M. 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(A R A M A r t h u r N. R ackwitk. Jr. C l a r k at I b * C t r a . l t Co urt H y i A r i a J. LundiOlat, P C . K a r l y l a lfouahnldar A t t o r a a y at l a w r . n. Hoi i m ■anforit, P l o r l d a 1-uhlloh Nor. t. It , I I . I I , I I I * . CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. - Im ( ft Found 2. Noliccn • Personals S. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food . 8. For Rent 7. Rualncno Rentals L Reach Rentals 9. For Sale or Real 1ft. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Eatata Wanted 12. Real Eatate For Sale 13. Mortem* Loans I t. Inaurance 15. Business Opportunities I*. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wealed 18. Help Wanted lft. Situations Wanted 2ft. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Pa'.nt • Repair 23. Building Materials 21. Electrical Serrlcen 25. Plumbing Serrlces 2ft. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 23. Flowers - Plant* •Shrubs 3ft. Poultry • Pels • Slock 31. Automobiles •Trucks 52. Aula Repair Service 33. Hosts A Motors 1. Lost A Found LOST: Black female Cocker Span­ iel In Golden Lake area, anawer* to name of “ Pinky.** REWARD. Pb. FA 2-3313. 9l|e Distort feral* THE OLD HOME T O W N ----- »----- By STANLEY LOST: Black and brown Beafle Round named "Benny” . Finder pleaae notify R. U. Hutchinson, FA 2-4038. NICELY furnlahed garage apart­ ment—Lake Golden. FA 2-0271. - —— 12. Real Estate For Sale MAYFAIR 2 -B E D R O O M b o u ie . kitche n equip pea. FA 3* bedroom , b i l h ho 2 *303. Finest location with quaVy custom construction. *33000. FURNISHED la n e 2 bedroom , '.-BEDROOM bouie. kitchen turnCall for appointment to show. Pb. , iihrd. I7S month FA 2-3683 house 2316 Sanford Ave. FA 20731. 1 FURNISHED 1 room nous*. 3103 BEAUTIFUL furnished large 6 , Orlando Drive. Srolord room apartment, t'a hatha, car " |FURNISHED 1 bedroom d u n l e , . I Ul N. Part Ave. Phone fA 2-3120 stall. Phone FA 2 1930. Ph. FA 20383 : LEWIS HERALD HOMESITE: LAKEV1EW home unfurnished, Well drained good location *» 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, hviilt-in j-BEDROOM furnished apartment mile from Post Office, Scho^, hilwien tquipincnt. 8123. Phone Su8.30. 1733 Magnolia. •rWt* Church and New Highway. Prp FA 2 3872. MOO to MOO. with 23% down THREE bedroom hotae, unfurn and 24 months on balance. No LARGE 3 bedroom house. Rea­ ished, nice quiet neighborhood interest. L. B. Mann. P. O. sonable rent. FA 2-/623 or Call at It> W. 17th St or phone Box S3, Lake 3lonroe. Fla. Ph. FA 2-1838. FA 2 4301. FA 2-V03L 3iEN ONLY. Room and Board. THREE BEDROOM concrete COMPLETELY FURNISHED Dunlap, 418 Magnolia. _ block home on lake $100 2 Bedroom Home in excellent monthly. 2-RED ROOM CBS house partly condition: all electric equip furnished, electric kitchen, tilt ment, including GE air condi­ bath. Large yard, garden pri­ St. Johns Realty Co. tioner: oil spare heater. vileges. FA 2 8007. is a real good buy. Terms can THE TIME TESTED FIRM tx arranged. Ph FA26I21 MODERN HOME. - bedrooms kit. 111 N Park Ava. Stenstrom Realty 3. Education • Instruction PfA.NO LESSONS 73c. FA 2-8032. 6. For Kent 2-BCDR003I uufutidalrfd house 2003 French Ave. FA 2-2093. FURNISHED apt. FA 2-2800. FURNISHED apt 300 Park Ave APARTMENT, privaie bath, aice ly furnished. ttO mo 407*. W lit. COTTAGE, 3 room*. Couple and baby accepted. $60 FA 2 1737. 6. For Rent Page 10 — Fri. Nov. 4, I960 |f t . For Rent THIS COUNTY CRAlDMAN d a tc s a p o u c a B s c o ttr CLEAN m-idcro fu-nished apti.. Ml Palmetto FA 2 4338 chen furnished Rent a ole . Ph. FA 2 6043 reason HELMLY REALTY LARGE 2 bedroom house and 308 W 13th Street screen porch, jnfurnished- $10 i 6. For Rent FA 2-7603. Evening* FA 223T9 6. For Rent _ RENT A BED month. Ph. Geneva 2431. 863 MONTH. 2 BR unfurnished RuiUway. Hu.^U! * p i t * ! APARTMENTS for rent. 201 EXCEPTIONALLY nice 1 bedroom exrept kitchen, all tiectrie. L O l’M A K B U K — By Diy, \Neek or Month Miole l\ t Call F\ 2 2774 Near NAS. Ph. FA 2 3316 after FURNISHED cottage located at house, all electric, 914 Elm. Ph. LlTTLK V EN ICE CARROLL S FURNITURE I A lt. Call TA 2 2214. Five Points; weekly or monthly: 6.00 p. m. FA 2-1662. We have several lovely homes in 363 per month. Ph. TA 2-1467. Ph FA 2 21*1 1'* w** UNFURNISHED 3 bedrwnj apart­ these locations. Three bedrooms ment. Phone FA 2 8402. SLEEPING ROOMS the Gable*. 2 • HfcUKUUM upstair* apartand 2 baths or 2 bedrooms a # 1 AND 2 BEDROOM nomet. Day 2 -UNFURNISHED houses in ment, nicely furnished$63. Ph. 401 Magnolia At* FA 2 0720 1 bath. These homes range in phone FA 2-S84t. After 8:00 WKLAKA APAHTMENTS: rooms Oviedo; I unfurnished bouse 2317 FA 2-0861. price from $it.ooo to $16004. NO 8 3132. Palmetto Ava.Sanford: un­ privata baths. 114 W First St. •J - BEDROOM partly furnl«h.il furnished house *14 Freneh house, with water, $60 per 3-ROOM rlran furnished apart­ isr t u s s c m r s r r c o rn T . v i v t h LARGE 2 bedroom freshly painted ment $10 per month. Also, 1 j s n i r i s t . c iis c r s T . tv s v n m is 2 BEDROOM blork horn*. U rge Ave., Sanford; furnished apsrtmonth. FA 2 6007. apartment, 110 Magnolia A. K. ■ n a iv a i.n r a i v n , s i.o n in v , room furnished apartment $33. utility and Florida room. D« ment 317 Park Are. FA 2-1338. i v c n s v i a a r v o . im m . Rossettar, Florist, FA 11831. Close la. FA 2 6281. SLEEPING ROOM with modern Bary. FA 27213. 311 Park Ay#. Kersey. I D A SIAM MeflBR, 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2428 P l a i n t i f f UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house conveniences. FA 2 3986. 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen furn­ V*. S A N LANTA APARTMENTS. FURNISHED $arag# apartment - $73. 819 Rosalia. FA 2 88.11. C A R L . U rOP .K , 2-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped ished, 204 (irapevtlle Ave. after Nic* large apartment 404 E. 1tot Oak Avenue. D,ftn<laot 3:00. Call FA 2 3131. house on 2 large corner lots m it ic m t o sp rr.sw 14th St. Phone FA 2 42M. T O : C A I t l . I t b l K i : . Whoa* rootin quiet nrighborhoud available FLRNISHED apartness, clean 3 • BEDROOM unfurnished house, rtsnco la ankn uwn . Nov. 5th. Call FA 2-2321. 2-HKD ROOM unfurnished bom* attractive inside and out, nice T.m n r * barahy require# In f ll* and close Is. Adults only Jimmy M iriC P I o r PN firoaM D $73 a month. 118 Country Club y o u r w rlt t a n d s f . n t . to fha Hill of > :\ iih \ i.r. o r fir.u. p h o p m it t location. $63 month. Ovifde, Cowan, rA 2 4013 LAKE M4UY. Likeview; t bed­ ( ‘ nm ptalnt for d l t n r r a fi l'd h» r* .NOTICK IS . lin n K B T tilV K V Cir. Call after 3:0t p. m., FO 3 3423. ■■ •m at you. wills tha D a r k nf tha room house. fitrnishwH jjq that thn Hoard of Co u n ty ComLOVELY 2 bedroom unfurnished a h o v a atyl»d Co u r t on nr bafora mmaionera of Memmole C p un ty , FA 2 3148. month. Phone FA 2-3237. N o y a m n a r la in, ISSS, and a arra n house in excellent neighbor­ 7. liuMinesM Rentals Flo rida . H ill conalder thn litop* r o p y nf namo upnn p l a in t i f f * At- tlon of a Resolution at thn regu* TURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvllle. hood, 828 Kscambii. FA 2-0274. 1 • BEDROOM homr. furnished, tnrnoy, Jainoa C- Cnlllor, T'>l Woat l a r mealing of aald H u n t on Tuna* OFFICE RENTALS, completely C h u r r b Ml root, Orlando. Plnrldn. $43 month. FA 2 1267. d e r , \oantnt»nr I I , 19*9. at 19:99 ROOM with nr without board. Il o ro m fmi nut or a doc, on p, u aii condiUoued Rose L. Pay o'clock A. A l. nf Df ao4pn tharnLARGE BEDROOM ronfaooo w ill ba antarad aaalnat Near hospital and medical center. FURN. Apt. 201'* W 1st St. a f t a r a i the mattar r a n ba contoe. Registered Real Estate you . Nicely furnished, twin beds, pri­ alderad, a« tn tha earhatign of thn FA 2-0481. W I T N K R B my hand and oral at Broker F 4 2-1301. vate entrance; reasonable. 13tl follow In a ileacrlhed t * * l p ru p e r f r 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house Hanford. Momlnula Counly, rtorld n, owned by MemlnMe C«»|inty an«1 Palmetto Avenue. t h l a l l t h day of Ootobar, ISSS. ai Laka .Muitio*. FA 2 3950. Dltuatn In Mamlnot# Coun ty. F l o r FOR RENT: • rooms, approx. Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice Beautiful Wynnewood (SHA LT A r t h u r If. n o 'k w l' b , Jr. C l a r k nf lh a Circuit Co ur t Sly \l«rth» T Vlhon, |i C. J A M R jS C. C O L L I K R A t t o r n . y for P la in t if f 701 W. Chur«h ISt. O rl a n do , t-ln. P uhlioh lh-t. I I . SI. >• A Voy. | Home Legal Notice Me, morn partlfula rly degtrlhnd UNFURNISHED house, 1 bed 2000 sq. ft. floor space at 113 aa followe. to-wlti Th n N'orlhweat quart a r of tha IN T H R C I R C S I T C l t l H T o r T B * rooms, living room, dining room, So. Palmetto Ave. >v block J tiiirisi. c iisrrrr or North w eat qiartar of tha v i v t h targe Florida room. FA 2.V.32. from Tost Office. Contact Mrs. Norfheaei i»oart#r a*td that r t I K s r t r * n r r t n i t i n i . i v » vi» i> t h n r i N r r i T i n i h t o f t i i r M. L. R shorn at Downtown part of thn iv*t( 9Aft a feat of F O R vr .W IV O l.H t o t V T t , F I.O W . n i n t h J in n m i n n i rr nr «ha Northeast • C a r t e r of Mia i n v . IV C H S M F N V VI*. t o s t . %>ll F#»R I>fl|,9C r«»i A T I # FURNISHED nice 2 bedroom CB Cleaners. Nor thwest <i>iart«r of thn f O R T K R V. F V F . I K n . F l i t m i l A l> f H % A 1 F . H r >88. luw-in house, carporte. tile shower. p t . l n t l f r , Ntsrthnaal quarter N«*rth «»f \ MR R IC A N F K f i K R %|# MA V I M M Fenced yard. Like new. Call r a il w a y , all In Se«il»n 99. AND !/>AN AM O C 1A TIO .N O F O R 9. For Sale or Rent rA 2 8244. Tot* nsh p 1ft South. H i n g e 99 Sl»« AN.VA F R A K I K R . leANDO, flefendant Knet, containing 19 1 aui ee, Plaintiff IPPK% M N l i r i f 91 T O tnorn or lea* ▼a 3-BF.DROOM 2 bath, kitchen fur­ LAKKFKONT HOME rent or .ale. th m u ih of undor or *calnDt lo K a r l Higginbotham U s a n o a n r s p it T o : hi K ANN Ai VH KR. 3 br., t porches, kitchen equip M F R H K U T B. N n R R W . a< aa and nished, beside new high school TOt C. W. a N TS M IN O IC R . If th#m or •Af'h of Ihftinj AND %f*t* or i l l . o *»l K a r l IHag»»»bHb am u n i r » H annah -bb. •t al, ped, many extras. Good fish a llya, and If daad. hla unknown p w i w o .v * .VATtmA Vi o n a i i t i k i . lua * Ifa conaftrlag lha follo w in g $93, month. Ph. FA 2 7831 or *' _ .................... D*fan«laala l*U liiaaton. Tartfiaa###. hole*. loual.oo. daytaoaa a r aran- m i . isa 4 ■11g or |».irRftrlln« to I* • \ • s|aa<triha«l r#al pr«|»»rty nwn*«1 by inf. Owner FA 2 1397. a o t ic h nr iri.a FA 2 1971. T<»r \i:K VtKRKRT NOT1FIKO taaa. ------ K V r r . M I N O K K . w lfa nf o r clD im ln v fo htv# a n r rtah t. him insl altuata In Matnlnola C o u n ­ N OTICE 19 IIK R KV IT (1IVRN tha aal<t C. W. Rntaiwtnaar, I f tka i l ' l t or In lr rt a t In Ml* n ro f irr ir In ty, F lo r id a , to gamlnol# f**»unty, that a t'ornplalnt fnr Dlfi»r*a haa lhat na lh# l l t h day nf Nottm har.' LARGE three Mdrqnnt anfura HOUSE, 7 rooms with 3 acres of told ------ R n ta m ln a a r la a lly *, and Hrmlnol# Co liR tr. n o r M i , 4«D«’rlb- a t»ollM«*a1 fttth llvialait. nai l pro* h**n fll*d atalnar you In th* 1949. at 11 I f aonn. at tha mala land 8 miles West on State If daad, har unknown halra. • <l la lli« compUliat: •tarty R«n*t| *•vr E« rl II a a . nh<it Is a to i*aptlott*d eaua*. ansi you ar* r*- slonr of th* Co urt llouao nf M#mi« Ished heme 1313 Park Ave., Tou a r a hrrnhy nnitflftif that i'"ln g ntora par t is ularly itaarrlbad qittrad lo fll* >s»mc 4na«aar th*ra- no|* County, at Aanford Uaot aaa, daylaaaa ar a r a n t i a t. Ro.d 41. Call F 4 1-TW F lorida, $123 ue month. Call FA 23951. to nr nth»r pUtdlng. with th# th* llonnrabla A r t h u r II. Ii*ckw t ill * on tha aa foil ta a to- wll! ■A M I. T . W A T . I f altaa. and If t h la DigI ( to t> ? l ! kanfsird. f i a r a i i u / i o r i I mc ‘8 io «4 proprrty no* daad. nta unk n ow n naira, laga 't.o , F ro m ttia ft* a tar nf gactlnn f l . with. J r .. C l a r k of l a * CJ/cu ]• RALE, TRADE OR RF.VT- «*H dovlaaaa a r s r a n ta a a , ----- WAT. hnan rommftnrftsl again*' you tn Tow it ah in 11 Mouth, Hang * 99 Kla. I la, and a«rt* a rsipr th*r«- c«mrt nf gymtnnl* Co un ty , F lorida, tor low down payment. Trade wtfa of t b * anld l i m l . T. W ay. If t h a C i r c u i t Co urt nf tha Ninth STENSTROM RENTA lit Kaat. tun .North along fh* of upon WII.KKRMON A IVWH7.K. w ill offar for t a la ta tha hlgh**t tha aald — W a y I* all*a. aad If Judlflftt c i r c u i t la P*mlnol# C o u a North • Moo'h quart*** ft*rl1nn Attorn#)# for Plaintiff. 1lo North .and h#*l b.dd*r for #**h , at puhll# 3 RR Apt. Large. Immediate $73 equity fnr lot in county or rent Or * n *• AV*nuO P. O |lra«a*r l i t ! t r . rinrt4%. daad b ar a a k n o w n halra. locntaoa. j i n * 111# ft f#at tn 1 h# point th* following iaa^rihad furnished. Call FA 2 7081. dartaaaa nr a r a n l o a a ; K. VIAfON T h * ahhrarl«ia<f tlfta of thla nf h*gtnnt«ig run th*tl«** N- OrUn do . Flos *la. on «r h*for* ih* p m pr t_r 't y of th* |t*f*n slant* D i l i * * 1 HR apt. Large- Avail. list daf *f N'ow*mh*r A. D 194ft land Rulld*r*. In* R n n iC flT r K M T K ft P HIISK*. INC. P4U9I la i * %. HTI.NSOV 1*1 *o • 9*19*19‘* U . 419 I I f**t , t h*n ra 14 Nov............................... an ofh*r*ifa a (>*cr** Pm r«»nf*#*o FOR RENT OR SALE: 2 bed­ falaa k n o w n aa K. Maaoa Roharta k n o a n aa J. trlhu.* atin*on», run N. 9*19 K Tfc* 91 f*at I t . J A N F K V M C fin iV IN ir iV . Home unfurn. 3 RR 1 Rath too I will I** #ni*r#d aaalnat non Kn la rprla oat • dlaanlyad Florida p l a i n t i f f ▼. r W . KNTKUtN'OKVt, to l h * right s»* nf th* • •onrdlng to th* plat t h*r*room, 14 bath unfurnished IN WITNK1M WIIKIIKOF. I haw# aorpor atlon; H. MASON R O B E R T * , at al, ilafaotUnta. Home unfurn. 3 HR. t Bath 95 1 A t la n tia Caaat l.in* Ra ilro a d, of a* r*.'s»rd*l In plat hook house, It.900, $200 down, $3$ h*rauntn a*t my hand and a#*l f.n j.m * t t o l i H R T * . and I.liT h a st««rrlntloa of tha r*al p ro ­ tha n r« norl h*««t*rl> /along aald I f , pag* IT. Public f**eord« of Furn. Home. 3 RR. 1 4 Bath 123 thla I nth day nf Os*tnh*r A. 0 n t . t . R M R O H K H TH , aa aola any. | p e r ty (ir*f*«iDi| aaalnat la; month; or rent $83 month. Ph. right i>f w a r 1 1 3 i 4 f**t , Dtftftta .tao.laol* County rioflda Fum Huinr 2 BR. Asad v l y l n a d l r a n p r a and truaiota af F Trar| | run Mouth i»ar al I o h an t 1914. t o g * i h * r with alt a t r u r t u r * * and FA 2-1.568. (MKAl.t Moton Roborta* Hnlarprlaaa, Inr 'Vaat Q u t r t a r I ' V , ) of thn 9 IT f«*< W ia t of l h * *ald lm p m v*m * nf*. lha * or t h * r * a f t * r 1* Nov................................... $3 Arthur Pf. R#ohwUh. Jr. falon k n o w n aa K Slston Ruhar's nVorthwist Quart ar I N W ’«> .North - Mouth q a a r t a r **s iinn on anld land rT*rh of tha Hrmlt Tourt Furn. Home, t Br. Avail. K n t a r p r l a a a l i J O H N T. BRKNN AN , * nf the Vorihaatt Q tartnr fin* 449 IT (••!. Ih * n c a run Thla I* mado purauaaf %n F i n a l Hr Martha T. VlhUn If allya. and If daad. kla unknown 10 Nov.................................... too af H«rtloa 1. TownM » f t * j r i a * W 14*11 fa*l alon g D w r s * of Fnr*«|ft*ura * n t* r*d In T*#ru*y n * r h haira, loaataaa. daylaaaa nr pran• hip I t llouta, Rang * 39 l h * Mouth tin* of th* N o r t h n * a t th* • h o t* ^ a - t r y DJCfcat Unfurn. Home. 3 BR 1 Bath W IlKH lotN A H4 4Py.T 90 WANTED TO RENT: I or $ bed­ taaa. K I . I . K N J . BR K N N A N , wlfa Kiftt. q ;. .lni . A .* / a? of th* .V.s,il**aal N*##\ii* * *1 sjuar* .jo ar\ n . l ft t i l . now p*adlwg la tha room furnished home for im­ • f tha »»!4 J n k a T . Z .a n h o a If Tract • C i r c u i t Court of *nd for fa m lno l*, U f of **l«1 M**Hoa 11. than* * i V i v a , 17. tha anld Milan J. Hronnan la float Q m r r a r tK<«> nf the Florida mediate occupancy. FA 260JJ »••* n. •••■•; s f r. Mt si »-.t . o J -tss allya, and If daad, nor unknown \' rat H alf t W , » of tha t h . i t r . run IS SIMS' K * ! IS ’ IN W IT N K .M W H E R K O r , t h * y * D r l i n d * , VHorida halra. lapataaa, daylaaaa nr nronNorthwaat Quartnr «VW»4) f**|. (bans** J* aan r* Rf. har#unto *at rw* hand and afflftlal Puhllah O-t. |t . 91 k Now. 4 I I . taas : O. C. M I L L S . If at lrr. *nd I? c* :h i North*!* Q ua rter 494.14 r u t , th tfltt V. P M l i r •aa!. th!# fnd d t y ftf v^aamh ar 111 N Park Ave Pnone f> J Isse doad. bla u nk n o w n katfa Uaoinot, of t | ah I. NV. *|ft i l f**t to (ha point of i n t u p r i N r u r c o t h t i n T i m 1941 daylaaaa nr p r a n l a a a , ----- M I L L * T'swnohlp I t Mouth. Rang * 2 BEDROOM home. Fenced in haglrinmgi lonfaittlng 14 9 N IN T H J I I I MV %I. I' lV t ri'V T . («KAM IN w lfa of tha aald O. C. Millt. if 2 BR houre. modem. FA 2 0371. 91 Itaat. a c r * ! , mnra or l*aa ,V rh«r R Rock with. Jr. tin ron ar.M ih oi.i 9 r o i a t t , ysrd. Ij >w down payment and lh a anld — Mttla la all>a, and Tract t T b * prsiparty la ha rstny*r*d hy n . o R i i i h . M r n t M T . m >#. tanas •Ta rh of th* C i r c u i t Court If dood hnr u n k n o w n hotro. I . , , , only I.V5 5fl i month. Ideal for North n # j t Q.,a/t ar ftamtnoi* I'nsinty t«v K a r l l l ' i f i a 1 *nd fnr i s w n o l a Coun ty, II < * t l lN O I.Il and •ata. davlaooa nr pran loot; DAN•f fh# NnrtHwift Q iartar 1 hot ha in I* not n#* t* l for Omani? O l.l V K AR N O LD , F lo rid a children and pete. Ill Garrison I K I . It H l l l t i v r . n . If allya. I n i If l sV W '4 » nf tha t i u i h o a * ! Iiurp4»#** and tha property nwnad B y: vitrtlt. T V «kl*. P la intiff*. Dr. TA 3-7282. doad, bla u n k n o w n hoira, lapata**. Q uartnr of fftctlnn I. i»y K a r l Higginbotham I* na#**. y* n .y .ty n .r k A O TITR O F M I . R dovlooaa nr nra n ta ao . — — I I I is. Tsswnahip 91 South, H.inga sv h r rso *. s i(H . w vnn • * r y for tha prop*# » t i a h | U n»anl M U , | | f> ANDVRAON Nof4*o I* h**-*!iy g l v * a that p ir» H A R D , w lfa nf lha aald Danlot R. 99 Kaat. of a aanMary landfill In *ta1latlon. a hs: a s • it a at to th* f inal d*rr *« of foraA K JOH N # C I. 4 R A .N C K C Ill hh a rd , If l h a o a l d ---- - ll l h h o t l Tract I and aald prstparty will ti« u«*sf fnr J O l I N k aril Mltu. I . C I . I ' R I C H . 111 K . S I r . n T . l I t . . , . rloaura And wol* a a ta r-d In th* la a llya, and I f daad. har unknown K * » t 9 1 a c i a t af tha .houtha Oounty purpo*#. a n l if t h * a for*n*l..< Sa, Vlorl I . 1**41a# ptn dlna In th* Circuit J — — — I»*f*ndaatakalra, laaotaoo. dovtoo.a a r proa, w tt Quartnr iHW >, i of •f a if r lh *d • i r h i n g a nf p rr ep *ty l* r- I«** At t o r a a y * for P l i l n t l f f r m n i r c o i r t o a th r t'ourt fa and for 9*nainolo C o u n t ) , j ** Mi Tit K TO %PPM M taaa; K. H. I V A O * W O R T H , If o i l . . . thn .Sorthwnat Quartnr l \ W d*t*rm|n*si hy th* Hoard of To un ty r i r <i i t or 1 F lorid* -a #* dnok*t numb## IAT4A, • -NINTH j s n i r i s i . TO M L I.IK O (V O R R IO .V . I. Pqbllah *• , , M and If dood. bla unknow n hoira, I of tha Routhnaat Q ua rt* I 'ii'lt till valtiuar i to h* la th* h**t svn tor - rw iv o ir r o i vtt lha und*r*igw*g Cl*rk will w att r JOHN# n .% t n \ r i4 r . j o ii K f . losaraaa. daylaaaa nr granlaaa, - — IN T R R CIH4J1 ?T COI KT OW TMPI ar af R«etlon f. l n t * r * * t of tha (?ouaty at tha tint* alow hn a w a prapartt auu%t*d in *aid Qo.in- r l . O R I I M IV I M %VC' R R T VO. CCMVT a* 1*1. %K KNO H C W A D S W O R T H , w lfa nf tha told r iH r r i T (*r lh* T o n t ia h lp I t Routh Rangn of th* gfot *aald h** ring «ai | *n • ♦ J O H N * . *a>1 MKP fell 141 R I ^ H . If >I > i*h J i D i r m . vvckiciccn r c n s iu i. n v iv n i ty d*«crib*4 aa* E II. W a d sw o r t h . If lha aald 99 Kaat. ( i n FAR IR 4 H A I.R m l ATT. r i l i n g * will ba a* an Mil • t ' h n o g * l^*l |X. ROt’TH PINKCRKRT, *x r » u v i n a s i i o c i a t i o n o r o r . ally*. *n.| if •!*•<!. il i a i r u n k a a w a W a d a w o r l h la ativa, and If daad, F i.n R iiii IN n m r K A T >#. i w i Tract I nf propa riy hatw#*n M#mlaol* halra, l* g * l* * * . da v it* ** o r g r a a LANno R*c«»nd Addition a aithdlvlain*, har u n k n o w n halra, l.i a t o a a . da. nog TOM riVH CHNTR RAVINOR Want two-thlrda (W2 l l of i ’diin r , a political auhdlvlaloa of t***. and a*y and all a v o i d i n g io a plat lh # r *o f r * . p a rw n a piciiacirr vlsaoo. or a r a n t a a a ; I.CUN OoW, thn Kaat th rrr -fo 'irth * i K HANK tb* M'a t• sif Plorlda and K a r l I4ig« c U l m i n f In’ araaf by. thrau gh. aa •ordad in P la t Hook 19 pa«*a If a l l y a and If daad. hla unknown P l a la tlf f , 9 n nf thn Mouth H a lf iM‘at glnbot ham % v and 9ft of tha Puhllft R *a i * ^ CO CN Tg , a • i n t i . .is* . V il*r, or aaalnat any of (ha k a n w a halra, la aa la a a . daylaaaa, nr c a n ­ nf dm ftoutitn nat Q ua rter a fobn Kr ld *r orda af Nominal* C a u n i y , F l a r - DOS 9%R\ K i t a * 4 .NURMA R. ar aftkaawn or porpar- j — P n*T>HHK4* aad tata; ----- Il O W w lfa nf oald Laoo of tha Ms*ii thn a a* Joh n K'rld*r. O h a l r m a t . 8 .S R V K R , h i . w i f . Id* Tna*'h#r with: ata dafandtnta, J ala tly a n l a* ' Row . If lha aald — - D o * la allsa, Q u a r t n r l i K ' q i of Mactlon |, DIANA *M. Cl’DFlBRC, hi* wlfa It. a .1 of County iVunmlc* f t i r t t a i f . and all p*r*ano hav ing r>,'»* i n n ! flu<s-Tharm f*ll# upae* H*atand If daad, ha r wnknawn halra. Dafandant*. Towonh ip St South. Rangn alonafg VIVTH SC o r W I N •r. V4sd*t \o. fll. -ft*rial a r r l a lm ln g any In la rt a t In fh* la a a la a a davlaaaa or arantoao; 99 Ka«t. A o rtra a f n a i . k \T T K IT : X O T I l’ K lh H KIIK H V U l v r .N 9ilA -tt, t Itutpaint iai*«trl«» fo llo win g il#a<*rlt5*<| land, attu a t! S A R A H r . IIROVVN It allsa . and If T«u a r a r r a u l r t S to ftla v«ur a * A r t h u r N Rav kwlth. Jr. NOTICK IR HKRKHT OIVKN t l i. t on i h . M i b i l . r of «« Hal ll>: W«:#r H#ita In Mainlnal* $**unly, F l o r i d a : daad, b ar u n k n o w n hoira, Isaaiora. a n * v w r $sr plna'llng with lha C l a r k that t<n tha 14th day of Not 194ft. t*l#rk M ad a I IIMVH-IM, M*rl*l 1SS-. »t 13: — no-in. nt t h . m .l n | ll#a«nntn* at a point tt4 daylaaaa or a r a n t a a a ; ----- IIHOtV N, n f thn nhn\n Co ur t a»s.| aarva a I Cuhtlah .Nar*inMr 4. I I , 111* • t 19 *9 anna, at th* m ain daor af rPTIVUll;* l Chalaag 14 Inch do-.r of inn c o u rt I f of s#nii. f**t P^uth «f th* N o rth hu sb and of lh a said S a ra h I*. « op» i i«tnof Atpreo A l i r n a n , T u r n th* C o a rt Maw** • f Namtnnlo hunt k Kllrh*n Rvh4u*t Fan, an M*d*l nut. CnuntT. «t -,'if'vrd S*l.rl4 ., * -at rarn ar of th* 9ou !h w*at Ilr nwn, If tha a a l d ----- Hrnwa It hull. .Hntiinrritt a K H m r (gttorTO : J A M KM C« 'M .K T MKMMKM n# ftawiji| Ntimbar; 1 llotpaint t h . H n n . r n M . A r t h u r H. H .r k Q u a rtar of M*r.t>sn 1, T o u i t - Csvuatp, at Hanford, F l o r i d a , th* allsa, and If doad hla u nh nn n a n n j a for thn p laintiff! Sftf f l r a t l l a a n r a b !* A r t h u r If. f!#ckw!tb 10] Msstitaua Atanti* (•!* rici R a n t * . \f.$tai lulRH with. J r . C l . i k of l h . r i r c n l t •nip 9! Mouth af H ang * 9ft halra, l a a a ts a a daylaaaa nr c a n N a tio na l llatih HulMlaa. Orlanita. Jr., (T a r h af fha C i r c u i t Co urt of W*at Aahntll*. North Ca r o lin a T1. Mar tat V . 914 *474; 1 II .t- t’ourt of Anminol. C o u n t r . Tl.irlit* K i m , ran |h *a r a Ka«t 119 taaa; W l t . l . l A VI T I I K O U A L U . If S'lurlda. fin ur hafora thn t l t h day I Mam Inal# Coun ty, F l o r i d a , will To # w i l l pl*aa* 'aka n o i l * * that palnt t *!•«-?rl*i R-fr a-ratnr, will n f f . r fn r n l , to t h . h l f t t .H f**l, thauca North 9J9 f*«t. allya, and If doad, hla u nk non n u f Kotaisibar, A. D M i l If you a l'*tltlo n far th* adoption sif nffar for tala to th* hla h t a t an I M .dal 44TICRI! **rial Vo. . n f h . M Hlitit.r fnr r . . h , •• pohlle (h#w** r.««i 141 r*«t, th*n«'* h-lra, Uaotaao .lav a . . . a r ( r a n f a l l to 'Is si , a •feet## pro r»o- 1 ll.ihy Hoy M**»«r waa fit* * la .tha boat bldd*r for ra ah. at public ftftls444; 4 Matal v*a*tlaa anlrrjr. i n . fnlln—-tn , 4 - < - r t „ - l Jtosiih 719 f*#t, i h * a r a K*at tons; K L I . I K T I I K O I I A I . D . w lfa of feaqo w i l l bn nnia ret agalnai you i ' irs pit Co urt *»f tha Ninth J u ll* a u tr r y . th* fo llo w in g d#*«*rlb*d Hlltsda, n.anuf*, t ur*d hy dan*. D r n p .r t r - f t r . P r f . n U n - . .V. Don M ] fa*t. than#* Routh S14 9 tho aald W i l li a m Thanbald. It lha f o r thn rtl la f Ueitu tiled la th« r i a l C l r r u l t of Florida In and for p r a p a r tr of tho D*f*(t>lant* flaarga Warlh fli*aa k Paint Com­ h . r t . r , sn-S .Norm* R. S n r v .r , lilt f*#t, an#* h # a : * r l r *4ft aald R l l l a Th a o b a ld la a l l t a , aad complaint. F . C u d *h *c aad D i a a a M. Cudahor, *#mlnolg Coun ty, Flo rida In t'hag* pany , ftan’nrd. Florida. ao vrifn. f*#l, •h#n-a North ! ! • 9 f**C If daad. bar u n k n o w n halra. ItaaW IT .N K H I iu» haint aa<t teal of r#cjr n# (Wilivhs T4. 1959 h r C l i f ­ hla wlfa, )f#d*1 nr ••-*%! numb*-# I. «* 11 nf r.thRVVOaVO S I M I I K S tv !>t p ila r of M g l a a t n g taaa. daylaaaa o r arantaaa; F R A N K aAi«t C u u r t la Snafor4. Snmlnola ford I# Hanbo a d C*oll* V i rg i n i a lovt 14. Ill or k A. COCNTHT T-sgaihar wtih all atrwrtwra* • • . and * i h * r land* FIRST V D IH T IO N . Nnnlnal* B f.R W I*. Indlsld uaM r and aa Co un ty , riorlsla. thta 19th ilny af Hank*, hla wlf*, and an amandniant CM H MANOR CVIT VO. 1 and impravamant* aaw and t'-iuntr. F l n r l J s , nrc nriSIn, t. ▼ »*i a r t h*r«hv nottfiad that a Iruataa. If a l l s a , an d If daad. hla October, 1919. aerordlag to tha plat th*r*of | to th* patltlan for adoption wag • u!t ha* h*#o fll-d agalo at y«ia h*r*aft*r na **:d land, aad 1 pint I h n r . n f r , - - - i l « 1 In P l . t u a h - o w a halra. l a a a ltt a . daytaoaa c s v iA t .i aa r**ord*d In Plat n*oh It . , fil*d a aald aaua* on Nov*nt »*r l a lha Clr.-nlt Court * f Rawilgolo fiituraa attach** thar*to, and R >->h II. p>,« VS, of tti. Pnh. a r t r a w t a a a ; ------ I.K M I*, w lfa of Arthur If. R eik w lt h , J r . pag* 14, P ihtla Kacarda af I lat. 1740, aad y*u a r t h *r a b y com- t'ounty, Klsrid a. T ha n a tu r o of all r*nta, laau**, pr*roada. and I I . Rfi-wr-l. nf S . m m o l t C .u n * tho aald F r a n k *. Lawla, If tha C l a r k C i r c u i t Court 5t*n;ta*!* Ce*un»y. Florid* mand*>l In ha and appear la said this ault la to r * m o * a r * r t a i a i Prrefti* accwrlwg and la acorn* I t . Tlnri I , . aald ------ L a w n la allsa. and If nf Seminal# County, Florida C o u r t la Chamh yr* at th* Co un ty from a* 1 prar.it***. all of I . r l o u J * from and to nut*t tltla to toa*th#r with all ttructor** aad S . i h . r » I A .IT s t r u r t u r , . daad. h a r u nk n ow n halro, laaalaaa. R>: Martha T. VthUn | C o u r t lloua* la Uanford, Marsilnol* th* ahtiva «t*#.ri‘*#d raal property* |$wprav*manta, th*a ar (haraaftar wht«k ara laHwdasf within t h . * or t h * r . * f t * r daslaaaa a r a r a n t a a a , nr nny and f»aputy C l a r k r i t u n l ) . Florida , oa l»* *mi»ar It h. on aald land fha farogning U*a. riptlon and •* >«!4 Inn-S. T ho ham* of lh# Co urt wh#r*lo alt paranna nr p artlaa rts .m tu a by. Publtah Oct. U , I I . 99 A Nor 4 Th>a pmp«rty la al*s» Vnuwa aa 194A, at 9 99 • clock A. Al or aa aaisfl ault n a * la a’. ftqtad I* l h * tba hahanslum tharaof; al*o all Thl* t-r ..,..riy n |,. , k n . n n . , a.»..n th a t • * fi *r *• t a m i may h* r i r c u l t Court *f ih# Ninth J u d ic ia l th* pr#mt««* at PA (*<»umry club gaa. itaam, *l#iirift. watar, an<| t h . p i . m H n . nt J M P t n .- n a - l h*4t.| ta *hoir raua* why told C i r c u i t In and for M#.nlw«»lo C»un- Cirri*. Manfnrst. Florida. othar h*atlng. rooking, rafrU Oetrn. J U I l l . t i l , Fl.»rl,t« Thia I* m a l a ou ra ua at fa F tn v l p*llll-*rt far Adaption ahauld not | yv Florida. Aa ab hr*v fat*d tltla a*rat|ng. lighting, pluaablng, 1 T n , . i . m n 4 . p u r . u . o t »n Finn l bo gianird. and or prior to auch of th* r*a* I* t| % (riw t and Da a# nf F a r * taaur* *n t# r # i |n ventilating, Irrigating. ant D . C f . n »f Fo-« I n . u r . . n t ., .4 |n A o r i t M t » t h e r i m .io |dat* >an may fll# wrltt** d*f«ua*a nllva Arnold va»aua l.HIU O %n- th* aha v* can##. q?haw«**ry P j.W at pow*r a>at*.w*. macnin**, ap- jj t » . *Sn%. m u . . . C - n c r r Do--l««t XOT1C1 14 MKflKilT *ll\l..\ lha tbo llaard of %dj<4ttm*nt wf tha • in aa d can#* al (ha afflr* of tha daraao, A. K Jvhn*. t'laronr# C. Ko ! 4919. now p*nd*nc in Ilia pl ans*##, fiaturas, and appur- ,\o. l.SST, non p .n - L n n In t n . i-|r. C it y af fagford will hold a Rrgular Uaattng on Thursday, .Sov*m>k*r t*Urk of tha Ciicutt Court at tha John* and Mr*. Lulu Rt. n. i* ir r u lt Court of and for ft*mlnol* i#s»anr*a, »hwa nsiw a-# or rult <-nur* nf tnd f-ir S m l i i o l . I f , 19A0, la th# Cttr Conimlaalua Roust at tho Oty llall at 9 t * I* m . j Court Ifouaa In Panf*rd, Klari.la. Tou vr* h«r*hy r#<t i’r* t to ftl* Cuunty. FI arid* may h*i#aft«r p*na(ti to *» C o u n t, Kl-.rl-U Iw ord*r to con al l#r a roqurat for a YlrUni a of lh* Zoa'-ng Ordlnanc* *til n» i I a • sp> th*t*sif to har- )>»*r aaaw*r with th* CI*rk af \\ IT.NKMH W IIK P v K O F . T IN ba liiail with. In. ar on aald 1 l \ W I T N E S S W H R R I h i r . I k m . aa portaiaa to prope rty locaiad •( lt*»; hiyrtl* Avapu*. t-ora 9 and la, I 1*1* Houahol lar, Attftrn*y far l*ot(« th* avid Court and t* a*r%* a T i»a«* h* r*'in ta •#? n$v hand a i d pr«oit***, o%*n thaugn tbay at I I , 1.01110 M l m f h.n- t . nil .f f l r l n l lllark f], Ti*r l. A varUnct of Paragraph D. Martian ;, wad Paragraph tlanara, P. O. Ilai 91*. Hanford, ropy th*r*«f up*a Jn**ph H. Mgr- offirtal •••1. thl* l a d day af Nov* datarhad ar d*ta#hab!a - #. l . tilt, 1 1 1 t i t ol N o t t m t . r C, factlog X. la ftqu*a(*d, Florida. ••ha, p. O Rat 91». F*m Park. • iwHar. 1944. at public aaio. ta tha htghaat and a s . \Vitn**o my hand and official Florida. Attorney far Plaintiff#, ( • K A L I Kdward F. I-ana, Chalimaa ft#*f hM t*r far «avh h#'n*aw rha t S R A ’ .V Publtah Noaambar 4, 1944. aaal at Hanford Mamlnalo C'tinty, on or brfara tha 94th day of NovA r t h u r I# B a c h w lth Jr. nnara af alavaa aclock la lh* 1 Arlhur K R . r k n i m . Jr Florida, (hia 1*1 day #( Nov*mbar, ambar. 194A If you fmi (« d« ##, C l * r h af th* C i r c u i t Court far#,».u»n and two a'rlnrk in tb* •’l . r h of I V . C l r r u l t Court Airtjcac th t h n r i m .ic IftAft. la and for 9 am in .il* Ca u n iy . I a f t* rn a * a nn fh * T.*t d«v of Nova D*r#* Pro I’mt^Ma will a* 1 - in«S for p r m d i n l . Cnantr. 50 T IC I IN HKRKHT HIVKX tnat f;$* Hoard wf %d)uatiw*at of fh* City j l K A M aut*r*d aaainst yoii. Flo rida aui v*! 194*. n iu* Front (Lrer of Sqnrl-ln of Man ford will hold a llrgular Alc*tlng ou Thiiri4i), N**hoiwb*r 19, Arthur If H- Wwlth. Jr. IQ : Martha T \ tiilan Tula mo ITth slay of October, ih* Mamiool* Co u n ty Coirthou** »•> vi. r m i , T. V l h U n 9944, In lha CUf Coinmlaaiaw fU»«n at th# City llall ai 2:14 P. VI in C l * r h of (ha C i r c u i t Co u r t 1944. Dapuwj C l a r k ' tn Aanford, Flo rid al> .,u i) C l.r h ardar ta aoaaldor a rar«o*at tar variant# of th* Knntwg Ordlnanc* a* Hy; Aria J. Luafquiat, DO. amobrrosN, m a n , w a r d : tiBAi.t Arthur n R*rkwitk. Ir 4 N D 1 R S O N , R t' S H , WARS portaiaa In 4lt MaUonvOlo A«*aua, tail 94, Htach I, Falrvlaw iubJIvt* karlyla lfai*h*14*r Clark of tha Clroult Court hi k DRAM Arlhur IV ■•akwith. J*. S DEAN Ataa. A tananra of PA/agraph D, Soctlog 4, aad Paragraph K #*«• At|orn*v far r*titloa*ra •ft# for ••nalhota County. 199 K a t t r a a r r a l Avt.vua C1*rk nf i h * C i r c u i t Co u r t 1 111 It . It f . n l r . l A v . n u . Haa I, la f#<|uaat*d. P. O. Hob 994 O rl tnd o. Flo rida Ptortda Hv. M afia T. VlhTatl •vt»„.t„ F t u r l .U Kdwa-d F U p 4 , Chilrmaa Ranfard. Florida r»*puty C l a r k Ry Ana J. Lundq $!*t. DC. A t t o r n * ) * f a r P l a l a t l f f i V f n r n . j , for ITnlnt ff (ft1*•*» Novaiahar 4, IIC4. PuMiah Nov, 4. ll, ll, 94, 1940. Publna Oct. 91. 14 k Nov. 4, tt. hifeiicA Novaawaar 4, 1944. | PuftsUk Nav. *,,1144. l I'UB.tSII ,V»T. *, t ISA. Legal Notice Legal Notice 3-Bedrooms Awning: Window* Venetian Blinds Westinghouse Equipped Kitchen# Fire & Police Protection Low Insurance Rates 10. Wanted lo Rent Stemlrom Realty 12. Real Eatate For Sale Legal Notice Ltgal Notict Legal Notice *• L ijm $ 1 3 ,8 5 0 Nothing Down PHONE FA 2-4389 Top Value Used Car Buys! Found Daily in the Herald W ant Ads FA 2 -2 6 11 �Plant Your Sale-Rent Items In H E R A LD W ant-Ads For An Early Crop O f Dollars—P H . FA 2 -2 6 11 12. Rm I Estate For Solo 12. Real Eetate For Solo 12. Real Enisle For Sale 9i?r fttnferft ftsrnlt see down - sen month FOR SALE or .B A D E - 13,330 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY equity in 3 bedroom CBS bouse 1 Bedroom, t bath home .tear g N o Down Payment and only SSI. new high school. (or house trailer or sell for ^monthly (Including principal, SUPREME REALTY gt.SSO. Small down payment interest, insurance and taxes) Of Orlando. Inc. Located ta elty n o v e r*i acre (or one of *ur 1 bedroom homes m erry 1323! lot and plenty of trees. Phone on S. Summerlin Are., with these Eve. CRestwood T-2SM rA 2-7*31. added features; tcraszo doors, awning windows, tiled bath, SOUTH SYLVAN Lake Shores. 1.1. Mortgage Loans electric range, paved street, Beautiful lakefront home near­ City gas, water and sewerage. ing completion, (or someone de­ MORTGAGE LOANS Call for further information. siring the best of everything. FHA and Conventional FLORIDA-OZIER ENTERPRISES Call TA 2-T898. Commercial A Residential 9 Builders STENSTROM REALTY t i l N. Park Phone FA 2-2420 Helmly Realty, Selling agents REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 30* W. 13th St., Pb. FA 3-7603 J. W. H A LL ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates ACREAGE: 2.3 acres So. Sanford . Ave., 3 mi. oat eity limits. U Pii. FA 2-3249. 2101 WILLOW AVE. This 2 Bedroom JEW EL le a LITTLE DRE/.M HOME. Northem businesa Interest required owners sudden return. Only 1600 down and istume balance t t $73 per mo. With total priee of only $9t00. Another one of SEMINOLE REALTY'S GOOD + VALUES. Contact Seminole Realty, 1901 Park Ave. PA 2-3ZS3 PINEC REST *h e owner of 102 West Woodland Drive has instructed eur office to dispose of this homo at ooco! He has purchased another Sanford home, and can grant iramedisto possessioe. lovely 3 BR homo with all major appliance# included can be yours to enjoy Thanksgiving in any of UR following ways— L Purchsve: For $12312.33, only It.OOO down, and SM per month. B. Lease: For $95 per month. B. Rent: For $100 per month. 4. Trade: For host, car, horse, plane, land, for anything that has a value of $tooa What have ^ you to trade? Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave Phone FA 2 2420 g-BEDROOM. 2 full bath, separate dining room; I rr. old CBS. $200 down, assume FHA mort­ gage, balance $13 600, and move right in. F V 2 7909 or FA 2-6362 W IT’S URGENT The owner of this fine 2 bedroom masonry home on a well lo­ cated overused lot has reluc­ tantly lowered tho priew to $7,579 for an Immedialo sale. You will wonder how H can be done, hut take advantage of (hia best buy in town. Extras include kitchen equipment- beau­ tiful shrubbery, a 4Vx% mor0 tgage. and a fenced hack yard. GOSH! Don’t wail—call •WE TRADE" STEM PER Agency Realtor—I mill or FA 2-4991 112 N. Park SUNLAND ESTATES— Offering • your choice of 2 beautiful, well kepi, 3 bedroom, kitchen equip ed homes: one has a fenced yard: down payment as low as $630 with no second mort­ gage. $75.37 mo. on FHA InService loan with no dosing cost, lower down payment ean bo arranged and you can move in tomorrow. Contact Seminole Really, 1991 Tark Ave. Phone • FA 2 5232. FOR LEASE Dawn's • « • won't bo available when San­ ta comes to Sanford • and hero* why! 3 well arranged Reauly Salon Walker Building bedrooms, t full ceramic tile F\ 2 7M4 baths, jp acinus living room, 2310 Oak combination Flnrida-Dining room with lovely view overlooking 22. Build • Paint • Repair lake, and for the Mra. a lovely PAINTING: Colors a (penally. kitchen featuring built-in oven Residential, commercial. Indus­ and range. Aim hat carport* trial. Licrnaed and bonded. with large utility roam. Cloicti Wurk guaranteed Free esti­ galore! mates. Charlie Burris, FA 2 4574 or FA 2-44.1/. This well constructed CB home features b e a u t i f u l terrano CARPENTRY, painting, rooting and cement work. FA 2 1699 floors, awning windows, and 5 ply roof. In addition to the built SONNY73 PAINTING in range and oven, thia home Top Quality Work—Low Rates is equipped with refrigerator, FA 2 2671 or ►"A 2-4033 hot water liratrr. Venetian PLATTS CARPENTRY Services, blinds, and oil wall furnace. new work A repair. Specialise in Fla. room enclosures. Ph. Situated on a well landscaped, lake-front lot, this home ran be ' FA 27416. youra for only $1100 down! Total price, just 118,!U0! Monthly pay­ 2.1. Building Material* ments—only $194 per month LUMBER • HARDWARE • PAINT including taxee and Insurance! ROOFING FHA Loan. B EDWARDS Immediate possession—first come, RULllERS SUPPLIES first serve basis. See it today, \Ve Give TV Stamp* tomorrow may be too Isle! 901 W. 3rd St. FA2 7898 Stenstrom Realty W H ER E . . . C. A. YVhiddon, Sr. BROKER W. B Shippv, As'oe. 202 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 3961 LONGDALEi I .1 Bedroom • l*« Hath • CAN 5 OU rOU DCSIRVI TO LIVE IN ff L ' n ORLtiN tSTATLS ’if TTfiJ H O v r .MORE HOME ^ DOLI.AR VALUE f • J . 1 • I Bedroom* • Planned Lake Front Community • 3 Farnleiied Madele fee your ia*o*ction Minimum $350 I)n. lei H> ’ t t * * ,i T r LOW LOW LOvy down paym ent W \» on $• A 4 g fl|d S» C o e n t*f Cl web —- M o - J e l l eg3N Jfldv O L- j d a v L A K E MAItA HI.A It. Just West of 17-92 FA 2-8123; FA 2-8570 Kol>«on Sporting Goodj HOUSE CLEANING. Windows Ph FA 2 5961 FOR SALK: t8 It. upright Qulefloors, walls. Phone FA 2-1212. 104 6 8 E 1st. Fret freeier. Phone FA 1043T slier 6 34 p. m. or all day Sat. PUMPS - SPRINKLERS Mercury Outboard Motors ami Sun. All typrs and sixes, installed WOODRUFF MARINE ' Do It Yourself" 2401 French Ave. FA 2 1191 PRACTICE PIANO, good snodt WE REPAIR AND SERVICE lion. FA 2 CIS/. 14 ft. SPORT CRAFT boat. Mur­ S T I N E ray trailer, new 15 Evinrude 52.WHI BTU Oil Circulator Heater, Machinery and Supply Co. motor, ail '39 model* priced i practically new, »33. Ph. FA 2 11*7 20i W. 2nd St. P ii. F A 2t>432 cheap. 414 laurel .Avenue COUCH, used 1 months. Sewinpr Mach. Repairs II ft BOAT, windshield and top; STUDIO $15: Formica lahir, sis rhair* 13 h p. Kvtnrude motor; Chain? ALL MVKF.S k MODELS lieige, $15. Call FA 2 1973. tilt boat trailer; excellent con RF.NTALS Id WEKK tliiinn: reasonable. FA 2-1411. RIFLE, 300 Savaae, model 94, 201 W. First St. (24 hr. ser.) $73. Ph. FA 2 2224 after *.oo. FA 21623 A. K. ROSSETTKR FLORIST Celery Ave (Member F. T. D.) Beautiful Imported Celerfnl Flower* A Blrmmlng Plant* • FA 2-1631 J 0 4 BEDROOMS 7 FULL B a THS CARPETED LIVING ROOMS IS FIRST CHOICE 58 CHEVROUT RF.l. AIR FOUR DOOR HARDTOP. Radio. Heater. Auloma. lie Tr»n*mUnion. Power Steering. Beautiful Red and Whit* Tulone Finish. White Sidewall Tire*, Low Mileage; Like New Inside and Out. *1695 57 OLDSMOBILE "98w CONVERTIBLE. Fully Equipped Including Electrie Window* and Seal*. Premium While Sidewall Tire*. HenulU ful All While Fini*h and Black Tup, Leather Interior, *1595 .16. Trailer* • Cabana* HEATING ! BEDROOM llouselrailer, com H. B. POPE plelelv luSnidied. 11' x 10'. Will 300 S. Park - F.v 2-42JI sacrifice lor $1600 to ..rule estate. Phone FA 2 5129 after 3 . Flower* • Plant* • Shrub* I 10 p. m. dally. Petunias; Snaps; Calendula: Pan­ sy* Stock,: Verbena: Cam. W A N T A D S B R I N G lioni; Salvia; m l and purylt. GRAPEVILLE n u r s e r y FA ST R E SU L T S Grapeville Ave. near 20th St. N EW HOMES BY IIOTPOl.Vr refrigerator 135. In quire 220 W. 19th Slreel FIBER RI G. like new. FA 3 .5011 gRAVENNA PARK HOMES KF.50Y FOR OCCUPANCT ( hi»Mf from many varied rvterior deaign* and floor LOCATED SOUTH PIN SUREST A SUNI.AND ESTATES r.A end FIIA FINANCING AA—.NO DOAAN PA A.AIFYf BUILT-IN DREAM KITCHENS CLOSINH COSTS LOAN WITH APPLIANCES BY A4 A ( . ( .' 3 7 ,(1 7 H A F IN A N C IN G I m . . . . . . J 30. Poultry • Pet* • Stock 21. Electrical Menkes Call . . • WESTINGHOUSE electric sewing minline, sews forward and reV C ’S * , built-in light, mahogany Jenkins Furniture cabinet, attachments, *23. Ph. too Sanford Ave FA 2-7430 FA ” 1723. 0 D H A M & TU D O R G ET HOMES $8250 DOWN PAYMENT tr iC fl ■ NO CLOSING COST | *37 5|«. Inrlndea Everything I IIH. II -ISMY 5VOOIIED LOTS I DIRECTIONS: * ML Sw . I Sanford. Hwy. 17-92. Tarn I Right 1 Mi. Past DyaalronI® lc«. Fallow Sign*. V "Pull over to stArboArdl” able. Call FA 23117, Stenstrom Realty WHERE___ 111 N Park Avo Phone FA 2 2420 New k Used Farniiure A Appli ance*. A Good Plaeo To BUY. SELL or TRADE Wall New business building to be com­ ttt N. Park Ave Phone FA 2 2410 pleted by Nov. 10. Seven sepirate stores—4 leased, only 1 available. Phone FA 2-2420 WHERE . . . . for complete information, Stenstrom Realty REDWOOD FEXCtNG READY MIXED CONCRETE See Sample at . . . Outdoor Table Topa k Seata GREGORY LUMBER CO. Lot Uarkera - Sills - Lintels 6th k Maple FA 306*1 Stepa — Patio Blocka — Sand MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE WILSON - M AIER 30« Elm. Ave. Ph. FA 2 3731 1 Cent per lb. New and Uaed Furniture THE SANFORD HERALD 3lt E. First St. FA 2-3622 BALDWIN ORGAN, slightly uaed. OFFICE Can he purchased with small 204 W. 1st St. FA $2611 ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby depoait and amall monthly pay. Beda. Day, Week, or Month— menta. Also two Hammond chord SEWING 3IACHLNE: Morae Su• FURNITURE CENTER organa, like new, will aacrifice. perdial xig tag, atwa on bMtoaa, 1100 French Avo, Spinet piano ooly 6393. Thomp­ makea buttonholes, monogram*, Ph. FA 2 7*33 son Music Co.. 343 No. Orange darn. etc. Almovt half paid far. Ave., Orlando Phone G * 3 4377. Guarantee remaining. Write Cre> NEW PROVENCIAL W a l n u t Italia* dit Mgr., Box 34, Herald. round knee hole deak. leather H U N TERS top, $100; walnut record cabinet Guaranteed water proof leather GE REFRIGERATOR, good dition. rose color, 143. $23; rhaise lounge, viberalor, boota. IVEY S SHOE STORE. Iroquois. Phone FA 1 6760. upholstering burnt orange, $30. Paint 3.69 gallon — Tad gallon Call FA 2 2169. FREE! Cota 4.96 up. Army- 39. Articles Wanttd Navy Surplus, 316 Sanford Ave. RE UPHOLSTERING, work guar­ WANTED: C3ood_ piane""*ar’ t$A anteed. Free eatimatea. Phene FOR SALE: Portable Remington Call FA 2-4601. FA 2-7118 or MI 4-1771. Quiet writer—A t cond. Reason RKFINISHED ANTIQUES and old picture frames. Restoralioe ■ House Wiring — Etectrie Servlet SIAMESE CAT and kittrni. Ph speciality. Pick up and delivery. Registered Real Estate Broker WANTED: Experienced cook, also Sid vihlen ! Ph. FA 1-1361 tT-92 at Hiawatha " I T good waitress, Dixie Bell I. Call 4281. Geneva, Fla. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. BEAGLE, male, 9 month* old. Diner. Phone TEmple 1 3931. 3 BEDROOM borne, payments $73 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 0915 A.K.C. registered, all shot*, $30. Used ftirnilure, appliances, tools, per month. Nothing down. 231 etc. BoughtSold Larry’s Mart See ISOS Holly Ave. FA 2 8363. 17. Male Help Wanted Flamingo Dr., Sunland Estataa. 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. 25. Plumbing Servlets BEAUTIFUL puppies Free. Ph. RAILROADS NEED MEN WYNNEWOOD LOT FA 2-3*30. Sell Ua Your Furniture Quick Lovsly lot 100' a I l f . Good real- 17 to 23 needed at once lo train Service With The Cash. SUPER for Railroad Telegrapher, Sta­ dendal site. $1,200. Faces Lake 31. Automobile* - Truck* TRADING POST FA 20677. tion Agent, position*. Start Gem. Large eak tree*. $335, advance 3523 up. Work FOR SALE; 1951 Plymouth (ordor D um bin g 4 Heating .18. Article* For Sale days: take low cost training at sedan, new cluirh. tire, mufller AIR CONDITIONING night with placement assured and paint, runs good. Call GIRLS 34 inch bike. used. *21 CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK upon completion. Contact Mr. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 26362 FA 2-2304. F. 30th St. 111 N. Park Ave. Pboae FA 2-2430 Hodge at Mayfair Inn, Mon­ day, Nov. 7, 3 to t p. m. A 1956 OLDSMOBII.K four door, It in. T.V., stand. rabbK ears LAKE LOT on Crystal Lake. PLUMBING Tues. till noon. If married bring clean. Phone FA 21133. High grouod with trees. Call $33. KA 2 2296. Contracting A Repaire wife, if under 21 bring parent. FA 2-1684. Free Estimate* \%i»~PLYMOUTH, good mechan­ G1 approved under P. L. 550. WASHER, Norge two cycle, ex­ R. I* HARVEY ical condition, $123. FA 2 7690. CLOSE IN—Two bedroom frame cellent condition; 12 su. ft. 204 Sanford Ave. Ptror.a FA 2 3S61 home; refrigerator and atove; 19. Situation* Wanted Coldspot Ireeter, good condition 3* FORD Ranch Wagon. * cy­ re-wired; new root; garage. Call FA 2 2441. linder, straight drive. Will sell Located at 304 K. Fifth Street. LAWN WORK. FA 2 064$. 26. Radio A Televiaioti or trade. NO 6 436J. Priced at $4,300. A REAL BARGAIN: New Build WORK WANTED. FA 2-4016. TV SERVICE CALL $2.00 plus 1952 Buit’K SEDAN, good depend­ ing. Collage 14' x 24'. 1 pic parts. All parti and labor pollSt. Johns Realty Co. DAYS~WORK. Ph. FA 2 0913. lure window 3 small aluminum able car. reasonable. FA 2 7301 lively guaranteed .10 days. Sun THE TIME TESTED F1BM alter 6.00 p. m. windows, 2 doors. .Must sell shine TV., FA 2*792. i l l N F a it Ava Ph. FA20ta 21. Beauty Salon* Maks reasonable offer. Call 1936 VOLKSWAGON convertible. FA 2 6.161 after 3:30. This adv. good for $2.30 off on CUSTOM BUILT C. B. home la Bargain. Sl.ouo. Call FA 2 7061. any regular price wave. Even­ 27. Special Service* Mayfair on well landscaped FACTORY TO TOU ing tppoinlmcnis. Air eond. lot. Spacious 1 bedrooms, 2 32. Aulo Repair Service ALUMINUM Harriett's Reauly Nook, 105 So. Oil Heaters Cleaned full baths; living dining room; VENETIAN BLINDS Oak, FA 2-3742. AUTO GLASS lovaly kitchen with built-in*, in­ Thone FA I- 1817 before 9.00 a. | Enclosed bead Sag proof bottom cluding dishwasher and disposal: L A R -R F/ BEA U TY ’ SA LO N m. or after 5 oo p. m. rail with plastic ends. Plastic INSTALLED plus family room; patio and Now Open or rayon tapoe Cotton or nyloa 26-10 H iaw atha Windshield Hack (ilnaa double carports; central heat Air Cood — Air Cood. Dryer* ENVELOPES, Lettsi'hi-adi, state­ cords. Door (ilaaa Vent (Haas and air conditioning. Imme­ Open Evenings by Appointment ments, invoicrs, hand hills, and SVnkarik Glass and Paint Co. SK R\ ICK diate occupanev. Call owner, programs, e t c . Progressive Senkarik tIlaaa and Paint Co. 210 Magnolia DIAL FA 2-1398 Ph. FA 2 4622 FA 2-7501. Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2951— 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4622 Permanent Wave, complete $T.W PLACE your order now for Mrs, >u6 West Uth M. HAZEL PORTER BEAUTY SHOP Biown Miller's famous hums .13. Boa I* & .Motor* CHRISTMAS 1104 W. giro Pn. t A S-iJsi PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING mailt fri.il rake. We ship any­ IS ALMOST Il'R E AGAIN W L. HARMON where in the w o r I d. Ph. Gateway To Hie Waterway BUT Ph. FA 2 4223 FA 2 3604. Your EVINRUDE Dealer 206 CITRUS D llV E g:0Q p. m. 38. Articles For Sals • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT . • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS LAFF-A'DAY 15. Business Opportunities ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Realloe FOR LEASE • Service Station. 2644 French Are. Raymond Lundqulst. Asaoe. Phone FA 2 3641 Good, established location. In­ PA : Mil Atlantic Ranh Bldg. "Can Hall" ventory take-over THE PURE 4 BR ROUSE, by owner. FA 2-3371 S BEDROOM — 1 BATH HOME OIL COMPANY. 604 W Sixth A real buy at *t2,7SO.M. Only Street City. $300 down and take over PHA OUT OF TOWN OWNER effera l 2-bedroom; cirporte; utility GROCERY. Meat and Clothing . mortgage. Monthly payments inhomea; one In DeBary. 6B.300; Store in heart of colored dis­ ™ eluding taxes and Insurance one in Lake Mery. 38.900; S3O0 trict. Buy stock and fixtures, $64.13. See this one today. Call down, $70 monthly; FA 2-7213 lease building. Ph. FA 2 IMA. Jim Hunt, rA MJOI. THREE bedroom, two bath homa FA R M ER ’S AGENCY io Sunland. $4*3 down, pick up 16. Female Help Wanted paymrati. Call FA 1-822T. N. V. Farmer, Realtor COLORED WOMEN with cars for S4*6 S. Park Ave. Ph. KA 2-5221 K t p c n . c i p lus c c m After hours FA 2-2611 • FA 2-3012 mission. Phone FA 2o»lo after M. Article* For Solo Fri. Nov. 4, 1960 — Page 11 .17. Furnitur* , 1 8 Q 0t 6INIRAL £ ---------- ALSO ---------- RESALE HUMES A A A1L.AULE AI.UKADA FIN AM U» B5 ELECTRICALLY ORIGINAL PURCHASER I nEDKOOMS ---------- I k 2 BATHS RENTALS HOMES AVAILABLE ODHAM II55 V. 17-91 SANFORD J. BR AII.F.Y & *995 M AN Y, MANY M ORE ON VALUES DISPLAY NOW ! W H E R E DEALS S H IN E at the aiga of your beat buy X \ n NO Q U A LIF Y IN G - i l l IIKK THAN GOOD C R E D IT LD5A IN T E R E S T R AT F«H , DOWN P LAMENTS I.05V AS I2A* “210" FOUR DOOR V-8. ILtdio. Heater. Automatic Trano. mi**ion, Black nnd While Tuton* Fininh, While HldewaR Tire*. Our Uaed Cara Will Be Displayed For Year Inspection Nightly On Our large Lighted Lot. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR OVEN—ItANti F. 55 VTF.R HEATER DESli.NEO FOR AOL R RETTEK LIVING 57 CHEVROLET Conventional • FHA FIIA In Service FINANCING D IREI riO\<t: Turn 5V»,t |R on 2Uih St. Fnlloo (ountrt n t luh ltd. A VValrh for our I B U ILT n v 2nd ft Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 2-6231 Ofe. FA 2-8711 Chevrolet — Oldamobile — Cadillac Trade-las Save Dollar* A t Holler’s H O LLER TUDOR 37lh ST. PH. FA 2-1361 ODIIVM. PRES. M O T O R SALES �4 ■M |b WPjgIWWHPBPB?**^i *?*“ -H 1^ f*r' ;VT*;-^?***' vWfwT»I J r?i¥55'V*iy r 8*^ F a n l» - State Flower Show Exhibits Here To Fill Civic Center F r i N o t . 4 , IM P title*, terrarium*. potted plants The State Flower Show, to bo ride and Mr* W. F. Jefferl* will i cut specimens, vegetables and dirt garden* on child activities I and cut flower*. I and to Interpret book* and poem held hero Doe. 1-1 will have ex­ display Plant Introduction, the! fruits. hibit* which oever tha ontira Civic newest and latest in plant davalop-1 Working w*th Mis. Helen DeWit merit. for this grouping are Mrs. George Center. Wi u ...., , . . Civic Beautification la tha last Rounds, Mr*. Frank Patterson and Mr*. Eric Vlhlen is In eborta (jispjgy gnd will include state pro­ Mr*. Leonard DeWit. of the exhibi* on Educational Di»- jecta of various garden club*. Mrs. Blanton Owen and her com­ plays. In the arts given for her Also, th* national couneil books mittee of Mrs. Arthur Harris, part of tho show, entries will In­ for garden club* will be shown. Mr*. Irving Pryor and Mr*. Byron Th* theme for the high school Fox will complete the educational clude one by the U S . Soil Con­ Under New Management servation Unit of Seminole County division of th* show I* Teen Life branch of the show with the Junior and the Florida Stats Forestry and th* display* ehown will In­ Flower Show Division. — ON — clude artistic design* titled, Fail Th* artistic design* include Our Service. Others will Inclod* one by the Fantaey, Spin A Wax, Cool Man, Day Begins. School Days, Holiday 120 Junior Nature Camp; Mrs. Louis Cool, Dig That Crasy Curve, and at the Beach, A Day Down on the Farm, Christmas Holidays, with C. Oakley will present sne on Christmas Holiday. In th* corsage group, there will drcoratiuni In three types; No­ World Gardening; The Web of IIWY. lT-M, South Near Navy Baa* Road Life, aiujul rOnaeivalion, will be b» entries no formal rornagr* with things A Blowing, ronde with dri­ OWNERS end MANAGERS — the display by Mrs. W. W. Hen­ them* Junior-Senior end less ed plant materials; Frivolous Fanformal entries In th* Homecoming cles, in three types and Button, derson. Joyce S. and Clayton E. Bagwell Button, Whco's Got the Button, Coelt Tucker, county agent, will Football class. Th* group* In horticulture are made up of button gardens. have a display on the newest The horticulture will have the grasses which will grow ia Flo- decorative planters, potted plants. Collins In Strong Stand Against Fish, Game Amendment I t TALLAHASSEE (U P !) - Got. Lefts? Collin* today cam* out strongly against a proposed con­ stitutional amendment to give the legislature control over funds of the State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. Collin* said he Intends to vote against this change, amendment No. I on the election ballot neat Tuesday, and hopes the people of Florida will Join Um In voting it down. He said it would "provide for aa unsound weakening of execu­ tive authority and an Invitation for legislative pressures In the game program.” Collins said he intends to vote tor the other five amendments on Dm ballot, Including thoae to per■lit the legislature to add an­ other judge for district appellate couna end to suni.nU * dUtribu tioa of race trick funria equally among tha «T counties, regardless cf population. Collins said one more judge ie badly needed in each of the dis­ trict appellate courts In Central and South Florida. Tha North Florida court ran get along with U present three judgea for the time being, he said. He said race track money dis­ tribution has been a source of "political agitation” for years and |e'd like to see It put to rest. The amendment wee adopted as a companion bill to a reapportionment measure which went on the ballot a year ago and was rejected by the voters. Opponents of Increasing the legislative representation of the big counties consistently argue that giving the large counties more senators and representatives might lead to taking away the race track revenue from the small counties. Tying it down In tha Constitu­ tion will end this kind of "propa­ ganda," the governor said. The other amendments which the governor will support would permit servicemen reaching the age of St while out of the slate or county to register to vote by mail, and would permit eivil Jury trials in Volusia and Brevard counlica to bt held at locations other than tha county scat. 1,000 Are Killed In Cyclone, Wave DACCA. East PakUlan (UPI) —A cyclone and tidal wave that lashed the East Pakistan port (own of Chittagong and the stirrounding coastal area look at least l.ooo lives, an eyewitness laid today, TT.3 aunrivor, who arrived here hy train from the isolated town, laid (here waa a complete com­ munications blackout for 40 hours after the cyclone swept In from the Bay of Bengal Monday eve­ ning. TB X-Ray Unit Works In DeBary The Tuberculous and Health Assn. Mobile X-Hay Unit will be at the DeBary Post Ollice tnday from J p m. lo » p m and Ssturday from 10 a.m. lo S p.m. Mr*. Adam Muller ia chairman *f a group of volunteers who will ■salat in nuking the x-rays. O pstninq WED., (HY DR. 'Mixed Up' Even the squirrels can get mixed tip. The out-of-nenunn baby squirrel wax found In Mr. and Mrs. R. M. F r y e r s S. Sanford Avc., back yard after some trees had been removed. The squirrel, judged to be about three weeks old, * - - - [}>{; only one found nnd th** n»**t wax not located. Squirrels normally have young only in the spring. 1-eRoy Taylor, who found squirrel, feed; t’<« email animal on bread and milk. Hospital Notes NOVEMBER 1 Admissions Betty L. Morene, Maitland; Arnol­ ds Domlnques, Sanford; Betty Barringer, Saniord; Marion HallLake Monroe; Louise Brown, Jacksonville Beach; Betty It. Wil­ liams, Sanford; Raymond Knight, Sanford; F.McIte M. Jennings, Sanford; Buster Dixon, Sanford; Mary I,. Desmet, Lake Mary; Mary Lee i'bmnp’ion, Abaro, Ba­ hama; Henry C. Morgan, Sanford; Alberta Beatty, Sanford. Blrtha Mr. and Mr*. Joseph W. Bar ringer, Sanford, a daughter Discharges Ida Fensiermacher. DeBary; Wil 11a in late**, Sanford; Theodore Oliver, Sanford; Stewart Clark, Casselberry; David Phillips, Gen eva; Mr*. John A. ArniitrunK and baity, lake Mary; Alice Get man- Sanford; Edna Pinkerton. Melbourne; Martha Haborn, San ford; Jean Orasrhr, Sanford. NOVEMBER I Admissions Sylvia Farnsworth, Sanford; A mclia Nobir, Sanford; Joyce Christine Rowe, DeBary; William T. Young, Saniord: Margaret Horne, Sanford; Clara M. Parks. DeBary; Robert Swope. Sanford: All* II, Vainc, Lake Monroe: Charles Wayne Cowan. Saniord. Discharges Mrs. Raymond WiUel and baits buy, Saniord; Taursikl Drawdy. Sanford; Edith Slrobmcir, Di­ ll ary; llena Pool?. Eustis; Itcna Thomanla. Eustis; Florence Gould, Dcllary; Mary L. S. Des met, Lake Mary; Cynthia Meyers, Sanford; Mrs. Curtis Williams and baby bov, Sanford; Mrs George Katana and baby boy. Sanford; Anna D. Travis, San ford: Dennis ,1, Walker, Altamonte Springs; Gladys Cleveland, San ford; Benjamin Green. Sanford: Hardy Snow, Sanford; Charles K Hood, Sanford; Mrs. Eddie Coop er and baby boy, Sanford; Fay II. Ives, Sanford. Recreation Schedule Monday I p. m. -Youth Wldg, ter 7 p. m.—Youth Wing, Center 7 p. m.—Jr. Ballroom, ter 7:10 p. m.—Art As«n„ tor H p. m.—Sr. Ballroom, ~~ . THROUGH V. LEO HEALTH KEKWIN) Chiropractic Restores Glandular Balance: Your tflonda are mighty im- out that the troublesome portent to the proper furic- gland la not working up In tioning of all your bodily or- |mr and removes the inter- STuilar, SLUrSS ”7" »|» ■*" ;r the 9th JET INN RESTAURANT { LonQWOOU RcpQllltS D mw I/I m #* A . n M . ' Q rK ,n 9 A r e a s Rrpamtim: of parking spaces In the holiness section of I-ongwnod will he completed this week and police Chief Claude l.iyo warns that parking regulations will be DeBary Bake Sale strictly enforced in the future. The Debary Volunteer Fire Dept. Parallel spaces are provided Auxiliary will spnnsor a bake sale on E. Lake Ave. with diagonal Saturday, from lo a.m to II a.m. [one* on Church St. where parking at Ihe DcRary Plaza. ia allowed. H APPIN ESS NOV. patient's own gland* work any better. T h at means that once it ix begun th e treatm ent may have to be continued for a Inu n u * ' * The Chiropractor doea not add something to the body which will make thcii own work unnecessary and permit them to lie down on tha job and dry up so to apeak. He finds 11,1 H these organ*. Thin ^ e ruu* causu their faulJx funetiur.. “ ,e Chiropractor is well equipped to deal with thix problem. one of a aeries of articles Published in the public IntereH, ia „ plain WuallmU (he practice of scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. Leo Kerwin whose office is located a t 201 S. French Ave. and his telephone number b F Air fax 2-71 12. Civic On I Jr., Civic Civic Cen Civic CrnCivic Cm let Tuesday 1 p. m.—Youth Wing, Civic Cen ter 7 p. m.—Youth Wing, Br., Civic Center Wednrsdsy 1 p. m.—Youth Wing, (Trie Ctntrr 7 p. lo. Youth Wing, Jr. xml Sr., Civiu Center 7 p. m. -S(|Unrn Dame Lessons, Civic Center H p. ni.—Squat* Dancing, Civic Center Thursday I p. ni.—Youth Wing, Civlr Cm ter 7 p, m. Youth Wing, Jr. and Kr„ Civic Center 7:‘t0 p. m.— D u p licate Budge Club. Tourist Club Friday I p. in.—Youth Wing, Civic Cm ter 7:10 p. m,—Youth Wing, Jr., Civic Center 7.."II p. in.—Ruitum Angel* Club. Arts A Crafts llldg. Saturday 7:1il p. in. Ynuth Wing, Sr., Citric Center N p. m.—Square Dancing, Civlr ('enter (pAJUCM / L & BUILDING M ATERIALS S la s h e d ! MUST O U R COST An Ohio farm study show* mi average farm Invnttury value of about »£>.800. L I T ’ L GIANT FOOD STORES PLUS 10% HANDLING CHARGE Florida's Friendliest Moat Convenient Food Store • Quick Service Cash French A t*, at 23rd St. OPEN 7 A. M. - 11 P. M. Carry STARTS EVERYDAY COLD HEER MONDAY Cartoa *r Cas* T* Carry Out Only Fiabi*! A Picnic Supplies Paper PI lies. Cap*. Spoons, Forks, Fishing P*Im , Everything Fur A turn pin# Uusliag Or Fishing Trip. ICE Crashed Or Black, T* K**p Tear Gam* Or Fish. For Cold Drink*, Lh c Hn *U. COLD CUTS A Complel* Assortment Of .Sandwich Meat*. QUICK COOK MEATS I'kickta, Sausage Wcintr, Park (hep* Etc. Vulcan M a te ria ls McC r a c k e n r d at T ’ALL COME 7 TO II PERSIMMON ■JI5K5T *i»wr DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk, Butltr, Egg*. Im Box P isaiM . . AVE 1 I 1 \ i t SANFORD. FLA 2 �"T1 # Election Eve Polls Indicate Kennedy As W inner ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ largest County Ballot In History Is Forecast 2 City Posts in Separate © lip Ifp r a lli 9 States Listed As Undecided W E A T H E R ) F a ir through T u w d a y. H iifh today. 72-76. Low tonight. 62-56. Contests Till largest turnout in Seminal* Xounty'i voting history I* expected V t tin -polli Tuesday to consider th* longest ballot in many years. Till poll* will be open from 7 a.m. to T p m. Out of the 17,0(10 registered, more than 13.000 are canceled to Hark In (he poll* and cast their vote* SupttiUwr of Rcglstraiicn C?mllla Bruce laid that this should t h r e a t all record* here, with lJ.ono Registered Democrats, 3.000 regis­ tered Republican* and 1,000 in­ dependents. Voting should be easier this elec­ tion with the addition of 14 new machines in the county. Anyone needing transportation to the polls can roniact the Slier Iff* office or the Jaycees at the Junior Clumber of Commerce In Vformatiou booth. VAH-11 Kiillited Mens Wives will ftirn sh transportation to the polls for Navy dependent*. Phone Mrs. Kay Thompson at FA 2-7120 or Mrs. Antic Hieczkowskt at FA 2-1742. Free baby silting service has also been olfered. Four-ll club girls will babysit at tong'a Plumb Qing, 3334 Park Dr. (rum 7a.m. to 11 a m. and from 1 pm , In 3 pm. The Pioneers Group of the Firat Presbyterian Church will baby ait all day in the educational building on Third fit. There will be sumo I.SOO 'realdenli of Semmole County who will gel the unique opportunity * of voting twice Tuesday. These are the 3.500 registered voters of Sanford who. besides voting in the presidential and stale elections, will cast ballots for two City Commissioner* post*. The only place ti es* registered tellers ran vole for a fity com­ missioner is at the 11 voting booth* in City Hall. After they volt in the city elecv lion, tney can move on to their respective county precinct voting place*. lneumlieni V I.. Wilson ami leroy Anderson are seeking the Group 1 post ond Tom McDonald and R. J . Boynton are seeking the Group 1 city commission scat. The booiua at City Hal! mil! be open from T a. m. to 7 p. m. B y United Press* International Son. John F. Kennedy led tha praaidential poll* on elec­ tion eve but the experts agreed today th at the race wraa ao clone the actual Vssillotitiyr could ifo either way. A total of 2H9 electoral vote* it* needed for election and h compilation of the elect inti outlook* published by Tima nmgnzino. Newsweek. U . S. New* k World Raport and atatewide pulli in many stagea gave Kennedy 21 atate* with 265 vole*, one shy ot Die magic number. Vice President Richard M, Nixor wa* credited with W atate* s .ll . PART OF THE CHOW i) at Sunday's free circus p fiiuiiu un ce which was film ed here for later release in a T V series is shown going into the big tent. Th e N B C producer of the film presented the kids w ith cotton Four Youihs Held f L 43 Thefts candy iitid balloons to liv. n up i n tha show's background scenes. tH erald Photo) Neyvs Briefs Equalization Hearing 110 Die In T raffic Dele a-i tiny became part of Flares Up Near End Public Invited. To Art Program 113 . !cC lu k .l VC'.f!, Nine itate* with 126 voir* were undecided in Die cutisensu*. They were California, Hawaii, Illinois Kentucky, Maryland, Minnesota, North Carolina, Tennettee and Washington. By I nltrd Press International Two nationwide survey* have John F. Kennedy'* new* secre­ been made in addition to these tary said today the four-hour aleepolls. George Gallup's American lion eve telethon of Vice I'raal* Inalilute n( Public Opinion report­ deni Richard M. Nixon was eosted voter* leaning toward Ken­ ing the Republicans mar ’ than nedy by a .slight margin. The El­ tftOO.OOU and demanded to know mo Roper poll rated the presi­ white the money was rominr dential race undecided in it* latest tabulation* Oct. 23. Itoper'i final fiuui. "This Is the most lavish spend­ poll* i* in l>e announced tonight. ing on a day liefore election in tha Roper * figure* on Oct. 23 gave history of this country," t'ierra Nixon 16 percent, Kennedy 44.3 Snliiigrr told newsmen, percent and 9.1 percent unde­ Salinger made the statement a* cided. It-'per said the undecided Kennedy lelt Providence, R. L, percentage wa* twice a* high at during a final rampaign swing it had ever been at that stage of around the candidate's native New a presidential campaign. England. Kennedy'i hope* to gather New “We would Ilk* Mr. Nixon to Yurk State'* 41 electoral vole* stale the origins of his funds and were given a ImjosI today by the what lomniitmvnt* hr had to New York Dally Newt which gave make to .get them,1 'Salinger said. him it.8 percent to Nixon's 45.2 He aaiil the cost estimate inpercent statewide. Kennedy led clulled the four • hour telethon 6.) .1 percent to 33.3 perceni in scheduled today from *2 p. m. to 6 New York City. Nixon held the p. nr. plus three-hour segments edge in Ilia suburb* and upstate in “prime time." New York. Kennedy spoke to an unofficial­ Tb* Chicago Sun-Time* reported ly istimnted cfowd of 10,000 to today final return* from its straw 15.000 In 38-degree weather hi poll indicated Kennedy would win front of City Hall in Providence. illinoit by a amall margin. Tha He made a biting attack on SlxSun-Timet poll gave Kennedy 31.53 nn'e announced plan to send percent to Niaon'a 19.17, KennedyAmerican leader* to (run Curtain won the Chicago straw vote by a countries, heavy margin. The Dallaa Times-Herald look a poll in "3U carefully selected areas of Dallaa County” ahowtng that .1.13 percent of those polled were for Kennedy, 12 percent were for Nixon, 30 4 were undecided and Kennedy and Nixon appear to the rest did not plan to vole, The rimes Herald compared to a neck and neck race for Flori­ these result* with lho*j of a simi­ da'* 10 alectoral vote*. Tre - election forecasts lava lar poll ala week* earlier and Nixon a alight edge. But tha raca that the uiulec.ded column had wai rated an close lint both dropped iharply. A statewide pull cuuduclcd by camps claimed victory and a la*t several Louisiana newspaper* re­ minute upsurge could aend * sulted in a straw vote majority either way. for Kennedy of so .1 percent, to „u N The presidential rare, sparked percent for Nixon. A ticket of on- by TV debates that brought it into com milted electors received 17 every home and personal visit* by the candidates that made Flor­ p^nrrttA filiform* polli tonductril by ida a battleground, hat stirred Marvin D. Field Revearch Co., of so much interest that a record San Francisco, published m 31 turnout of 1.2 intlllua lo t.9 million California newspaper* on Oct. 31, voter* 1* predicted. reported 1* percent (or Kennedy, Contests tor governor, fuur 1.1 percent lor Nixon and 7 per­ cabinet offices, five congressional cent undecided. irall, a atate utillt.es conimiision puil and 20 House and .Senna Wilson School Meets seats also ara tn the ballot. None ol these has cunic cluae llie Wilson School f l u will hold ■ stunt meeling Tuesday nt to the presidential race in voter7:1U p. in, in the arlmnl to ilisutss appeal, although marked by the the llaliuvvren Carnival and im­ most intensive campaigning at provements that tan be carried' •**•*'* 1*^*1 in modern history. Regardless of the outcome. I960 out next year. is likely to go down m the record* as the year Florida won lull stun* wo party" atat*. I MIAMI (UIM) — At least lu perThe Hanford Ait A-sn, will pre­ sent a program open to tha public City pulne have reported the •ons died in Florida weekend trafj lie tragedies to push the nl.ile's today ist 7.10 p. in, at the Civir arreslv of four Negro youth* in­ The board of equali/atlon hear • heller joti a* tax assessor than I'eoter. traflic death toll over live one volved in a series of 43 burglaries thousand mark, II,e Highu*> I'a ing neared an end Hut morning, you am doing,” The speaker will be Karl Bo* but not betore a (larrup of Hie " Vnd you can put lhal In the throughout Santoro during die past laruler who will addles* the jrioop > old disagreement between lav reiord," Krider said two month*. , , , . , .-.r.d jhExr a r.rvr csJlcctiun of alidcs Mra. Walker did not reply to V'sensor Mary Karlr Walker and Otii Sander.'. IT. of IHW Maple 1 t'SL * kl'p.'U . A S K t T l made recently. Krulor's reman*. LONDUp tU PI) - n i t Culled Commissioner John Krider. Ave., and the Direr younger boya Ilolander i* well known for hi* The board heard some In com It all atarted wlirn Mrs. Came were apprehended late Thursday Slate ha* requettrd and rerrived slatn and national atlilintiuna L. Wolfe of Fern Park addressed plaint* Dus morning, bringing Die when I'airoliiian l ’. C. l)od*»n Urilish permission to survey wa­ with the fine ait*. Iln live* in total ol cuinpl.ltnD to 60 mice (he a letter to "John Krider, lav cornered them in an alley between ters in the Bahama* area lur a \v?ei»or," complain.ng ol a raise hearing started last Wednesday, Winter I'aik wi are hs ia Die Ninth and IHh Street* off Holly pos-ihle U. S.' naval under, ea in taxes. director of the unique Leisure Hie board is Inspecting Orirnia Ave. after they had broken inlo weapons testing center, it wav The letter was referred lo Mrs Garden* tin* altcrnoon to deter­ Center, which wa. founded by him. the Pure Oil Hulk Plan* on W. ilisrloved officially today. After the talk, Ilolander will mine whether resident* should be Walker. Sixth St. and made off with a nn-wer question* ty the audience. given a lax induction because of Mr*. Walker answered Mi*. Storm Season Light transistor radio. Wolfe’; letter With these rrm.uk*. high water damages this navi I lie juugiMto is spunsuied l>y the MIAMI (CPI) —Dcspiia tha on­ Hanford Art Assn, and the San Sanders was turned over to "Your letter of Oct. 27 ha* hern year. slaught of Hurricane Donna, the ford Itecieatiou Dept. county authorities and the other referred to nu* for reply, M r. ★ WW Hurt wane s^aton rated amon Hirer to juvenile officer* Krider is not ami ha* never been Hie milder ones, the state's Officer* also arrested The'-dole best-known expert said today . Gor­ the lax assessor -ol Seminole Isaac, negro, of William Clark Cl., don Dunn, chief hurricane lore- (.minty, although from ail mdiia fur possession of a stuien .32 call caster si the Miami Weather lions would very much like (o Precinct J: West Sanford, IIS brr revolver. He said that he got Bureau, sa.d the season'* sevrn have the job." The Seminole County Bar Assn French Ave , 2.071 registered, As Die letter was read before it from Sanders and one of Hie vtiirm.s were the fewest since 1912 ha* gone on record si muni live machines. juveniles after a break-in Oil, 21. and their Intensity « u "compar­ the roiupilasiun, Krider calle.l V 17 year oh! Ginderville m.iri ntourly approving the passing of Mrs. Walker s statement >; upid I; Take Monroe, elmrch annex, at Johnny Carlton's Georgia St nr, fell mil of a hunt near L'nm * Constitutional Atnendmeni's No. and said he resented her remarks 4.11 registered voter*, two mach­ 1317 W. I3th St., from ah ch the atively weak." Camp on the St. John's River late I, No. 3 and No. S "I don’t want Ihr job and ine*. weapon was taken Friday and drowned, th* sheriff's Amendment No, t permit* the Gable Stricken wouldn't take it if it wu< offered 3; East Sanford, Home Center, legislature to enact law* which Included in the number of art;HOLLYWOOD ( t.P lj - Mark to me." Krider said, adding that office reported. •.'lib and Sanford Ave., 3,934 regis- cj,., buss ailiuittrd taking Gable, penuniLcaLun of dasiiing the man wa* Ident it ted ns !e will increase the number of "frankly, I think I could do a land Carl Heck strum Coroner judges for Die court* of aopeal. tered and It machine*. other Ilian liie radio and revolver itiuvie heroes, was in "very sat-' •Hugh Duncan said thai It-- .strum Five and aix do not alien .Semi­ 4: Paula, Wiliun School, 2t3 re­ were 12 rartuns (if ugarel*. one .'factory condition ’ today follow j fell mil of the boat a( 6 Ik p m nole County hut will allow civil gistered and ona machine. bo* of cigars, two hove* of *o*. mg a imld heart attack. Stricken The body was recovered toon case* to lie beard In branch court5; Oviedo, Town Hall, 306 re­ various fondvtulf, a camera, tvo Sunday at his suburban Knrinu attrrwardt and Duncan proncune house* of Brevard, Highland* and j pencil flashlights and over l.-u m e-tate, the 53-ycar-old "king'' of gistered, two machines. el the man d e ad Hum drowning, i Vuluvia Cnnrilie*. small change including one silver the slat* rested comfortably at S: Geneva, community house, dollar. Hollywood Presbyter.an Ho-pilal 2(3 registered and one machine. Assisting in rakhing luc gin* with ids wit* Kay who had ano 7; Chulunta, old school house, 4 charge id aggravate i a- suit ol young th eves were Co pi Arnold tiler bed moved into hi* loom. .VV5 registered, one machine. against Truman Conkle of Bear Williams, Patrolmen Fred Kcilry S. Gojdenrod, community haute, Lake ha, been not pruned m Cir­ and Herman Ifarru-ll and two 675 registered, two machine*; cuit Court. members of the Shore Patrol. i Cookie had been charged after 9: Longwood, Town Hall, 1,117 an alterratinn wiih Albert Sima registered, three machines. Pmtmavter C. C. Kercr slid last spring A report of the Circuit to I-ake Mary, Presbyterian today that he has hern advised Court docket in tail Wednesday'* Church anna*, ( I I registered, two by Lie office of Postmaster Gen­ Herald listed Cunkle a. charged machines. eral Vrthur Ft. Summerfirld that with manslaughter. This wj * in 11: Altamonte Springs, commu­ the I'oit Uffire Department Is corrett and me on v i tiargc nos askin* for hid* to build and against Conkle was the mm of nity house, 1,345 registered, Jour Ica-c If) the department llie nrw aggravated ajsautt which was marhine* County ft bool SupeiiotenHi-nt R post office for Casselberry. Bid* 12: Forcit City, Purvis Real Es­ dismissed Ihrs^igh the court s no! T. Milwee volunteered today lo a t arr being accepted from today p roste actions tate, U t registered, two machinr*. a* co-chairman with Sheriff J. L. through December 3 13: Slavia, school annex, 15 re­ Hobby in rolleeting donations "This proposed new building." gistered. one machine. from gm eminent amployt* for the fierce * iid "wlil repla.e existing j 14: Fern Park, Casselberry. t’niled Fund. < 1 fsrtlitie* located on Highway Prairie Lake Legion Mali, LMI rt Milwee will eolle-1 volunteer 1*92. .specifications call for a TALLAHA^EE it I'll Th* giHered. one machine. donations fi-m all the rounty, structure containing approximately 2.871 square feet with a is out­ date auditor rrlea-ed a g-od refor th* fund. 15: Sanford proper. National si h ail employ Guard Armory, 2.466 regisiered, i IV. K. Gray from Lake Mary, side loading platform snd ade­ l*orl fur Seminole Counts I ->c As­ has VI volunteer* to work on the quate spare lur parking and truck sessor Mary Flarle Walker (even machine*. Auditor Bryan Willi* reported ac­ 18: Bear Lake, Florida Power j hum* to house campaign in the maneuvering." All tniurmaiion about the pru counts were properly closed by faMinge, 533 registered, two mach l. *ke Mary area whiih wilt in­ clude Loch Arbor, Little Venire posed building it pusted on the Mr*. Walker, u * roll' were neat me*. ami Ravenna Park. Th* group wilt bulletin board in the lobby i<f th* amt mechanical]) accurate, and i t K \I{|.Y VOT ING ut the SHiifntd (ii'uinmisr •>v)hmiI look pluct tudav in an C0(da were adequate and wall maet with Gray today at 7:30 p. praten4 Casaelberiy i’ust Offire. election program. Left to riiflit: Leo Lew, Sue I ’ rice, Eth el Todd, R ich a rd Bid* should to submitted to th* k«rf. m. to sea a film an L'F. Ther* will M eet Postponed « ••hen. ijcHyn Ut il .wi, C i'lit'it Me.' .t . Uremia Phillip* and M trth a Johnnun He slid expense* weir support­ Tb* Cuunly Com mi is wo hat be refcethmenls irrve-l after th* Real F.stale Officer, W. P Set a re .iito u ta T ify |>.u.. T o ry m e in Virgil D u ffell'* tilth Kr H(le. postponed Ms regular meeting m e e t in g at the Lak* Mary Cham- rer Jr., P. O. Bus Prut. Jaissoa ed by mvoices or payroll vuuchar* nil* 1* FI*.lU er»!cf MIiulo) •and eaxKtkcd checks. * to* of b*c**to of ton ★ ★ Man Drowned in Boat Mishap Polling Places Count Nol Pressed in Circuit Court Bar Association Favors 3 Proposals GOP Telethon Cost $500,000, Demos Charge Race For Florida Vole Looks Close V O T I “'■* Bids Open On New Postal Facilities Milwee Is Added To Volunteers Assessor’s Office Operation Lauded Students Learn Election Routine Tuesday wilt to the eltctlnn day for inuit, but fur th* Sanford Grammar school, today wax Campaigning at the school lor Richard N:xon and J"hn Kennedy has been going on at the school during Ian week and tto «t*ct.oa was held today. Freeman Baggett, principal of th* icbool, said that th* child­ ren in alt rooms participated by drawing posters, campaigning for their fivnnic and registering to vole. , "The reason for holding th* election one day >n advance," h* said," was to encourage parents to vide." The program involved each child registering and then goit - into a secret booth to mark a written ballot. The entire (lection procedure was eaptained to the classes by thair (cached. m � 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, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 04, 1960 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 04, 1960; <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/77d970f4021921c2958fc4f3825dbf50.pdf c9609fd9f3eb29e3fe09d99f154c3b06 PDF Text Text t . . h i t 10— W ed N o /. 2. 1960 OK Tire Store Open For Business In March of this year Mr. and Mr*. Harry W. Boom aold their OK Tin Store in Tuacalooaa, Ala. preparatory to opening a airallar builneaa somewhere In Florida. Then fur the next tin month* they traveled ever 1,000 mile* eearehlng the State lor a town that appealed to them the moat, finally aettling in Sanford. The OK Tire Store la now open for buiineu in a new building built speeifleilly for the purpose at HU French Avenue. There are ever 1.400 OK Tire Stores scattered throughout the Nation with M of them In Florida. With this widespread coverage. Boone aays, the company finds U easy to maintain their nation­ wide written road hazard guarantoe on all new and re-cap tires. A formal grand opening is plan* ■ad. Associated with Boooe In the business is Mrs. Boone as and Joe Duggar of Sanford as ser­ vice manager. The Boones have one daughter, Judy, • years old, and now reside in their new home at XI i Iro­ quois Ave. East Pakistan H it By Second Cyclone DACAA, East Pakistan (Uf>I) Mattered communications blocked government efforts Tuesday to find nut how moeh death and deetruction were muted by tha sacend cyclone to rmkt Pakistan In three weeks. Winds up to 100 miles an hour slammed Into offthore islands and short areas on the Bay of Bengal Monday night. It caught civilians and govern* eiant crews still cleaning up from the last cyclone te hit tho area Oct. 10. That one left an estlmal* ed 1,000 dead. So many bodies were washed out to sea the exact loll will never be known. Blum Ribbon Heavy Western Mature FRESH BAKED |UrCY w r SAVE Y O U M O N l t K O N TOUR F O O D RllLS nnd — WE G IV E STORK HOURAi Mew. Toes. Wed. MERCHANTS Green STAMPS S:S0 Te 7:#0 WITH [ V FRY PUH( H A St Thera. Fri. SlM Te t M SATURDAY — 100% GUARANTEED TENDER AND JUICY < MOOS# >0<)M MODI / n a n i u o o FA M O U i O U A lt t r LADY FAIR COCONUT OR CHOCOLATE i Layer Cake & 69‘ 1 : 3 0 !• 7 :0 0 FREE GIFTS DAIRY DEPT W e>,e n r M a tu re P o rte rh o u s e o r Biscuits 3 Cheese Choose 1 R ib b o n H eavy lONO HOtN CHIOOAI anAvrAia AuaatCAN. vummio, SUGAR DELICATESSEN CURED H IC K O R Y S M O K IO C H O C . ECLAIRS THI« tQUWOte laaieil NOVIMIII s. IW OO COOK ■ __ Sausage MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS WHOLE SEA FO O D with Ya*i • nk t o t WISH CAUCHt RusiHsif nr rum •uitoni W a g o n W h a a li Shrimp “ ■ This couwnse l u r n i i 1 aeovgaeage a tooo M L -----COOK • __________ l i Hospital Notes HIADltSS Cynthia Tauruki MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS Myers, Patricia Kason, Drawdy, Durothrine L FROZEN FOOD Sanford; William 8. Wafer, DaRary; Cheryl Decker, Safety Har­ bor. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Drawdy, a boy, and Mr. and .Mn. (ienrgr Haton, a boy, all of Sanford. IHumlMtla Mrs. Richard O'Nrnl and baby girl, Edith Bishop, Alvin Campbell, Willie Mae Pringle, Llllor Oliver, Frances Morrison, J. C. Gaines, Mrs. ()»im I,. Hays and baby girl, Mra. Edward Dougherty and baby boy, Sanford; Thomas W. Donald­ son, DeUary. Fryers Potatoes 25c Juice un 17Vac MERCHANTS CREIN STAMPS OOlI HAWAIIAN PINIAPMIOSAN6I H mm P II i i t t v K o c h s P sncsks Flour I tMtS M usqm gueiest PURE VEGETABLE CRISCO MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS +*t SHORTENING l'*"T n oni 3^ .LB S tra w b e rry Buns b COFFEE SL IC E S O R H ALVES Libby's Peaches MERCHANTS CREIN STAMPS POOD FAIR lb COFFEE Can ( hoki W* M Cm SANBGRM LB VACUUM CAN C A L IF . HOvguete e teeo * o° r ■ m 1 CAN CHASE SOurou •eoiocg w I WITH *L " mnm »W| auagMAu or to en u ov r%t% 4*9 with ts oo oaosa D IS H TOW EL ” N o t L a rg e ! N ot G ia n t! B u t K in g S ize! MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS erveu Inin# MHmW* rnwe m m 888888 when you d o . . . visit FAMILY! If you need UP TO 3600 phone: FAirfax 2*4612 before noon to arrange for money the same day! S 700 1100 1100 1100 74 00 1200 Caa* Tea FINANCE SERVICE, IR C •fSjnfari 125 South Park Aw m * Phone. FAirfsi 24622 Sanford. Florida LIBBY'S MIX Libby's Libby's Libby's Libby's Libby's Libby's Libby’s Libby's Libby's SIZE SI 29 VALUE m«?H Tee* Puacwaig or O’sl • 01 ••• lu cro s*>no lu n c h e o n M a st m I raaie cq j*om •■••ag§ O A----- xoviaaegee. teao OR MATCH VALUES! Corned Beef Hash Whole Spiced Peaches Luscious Fruit Cocktail Pineapple Juice Fancy Red Catsup Vienna Sausages Golden Cream Corn Red Cut Fancy Beets Strained Baby Foods FRUITS & VEGETABLES FLAME RFD LUSCIOUS FANCY POME BEAUTY $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 M «oos a __ ____IT FRESH CP.ELM tiC. K i l n CABBAGE POTATOES 3 us dry s w e t �~i I n ^ 77^ M M H The Herald Delivers More Than 10,000 Copies Tedayl ® ltr S a n fo rb __________________ Vo l T " m Ifm United Fund tlb eampaigns art everybody’s responsibility and all should help nut aa muck aa possible with contributions. Don't leave the burden a t paying a few. Help now t WEATHER: Fair through Friday, cooler. High today 80, tew tonight. 18. United Preaa Leased Wilt Established 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1960 NO. 54 te r e a r service agencies fee rrr " t w " ’ * rrxv f V I You Can Be In Television Series Rim I v 1 A National Broaden*ting Co. crew waa busy this morning getting ready to film circus pictures here this weekend and the producer invited Seminole County restdents to be in the films. Producer Jack Emanuel and unit marnger Dick Larson were setting up the machinery to begin shooting background film and some acts by the Crtstlani Bros. Circus troupe. They said they would provide a free afternoon of entertainment Sunday for area residents. This was worked out in cooperation with Paul Cristinni of the circus and officials of Circusland. “ There will be some real good circus nets beginning •* ‘ ' • \' Kennedy Names Krider To W ater Advice Group i r - at 1:30 p. m. Sunday ami we will give the kids cotton candy, circus balloons and the trimmings,” Emanuel said. Tickets for the performance can be obtained at the entry to the circus quarter* ground* at the Karmen Market on Hwy. 17-02. Parents are asked to escort their children and pick up tickets. General background film will he shot Saturday, starting about 9 a. m. and spectators arc invited to watch this also and be in the scenes, Emnnucl said. The film being mnde here will be part of a pilot film for an NBC television series to he called “ The Big Tent," It is scheduled to begin in February. i UNITED FUND WORKERS met for breakfast this morning to kickoff the 400 Club division and to hear re. ports from general chairman Randall Chr.se on the drive. Shown here are, from left, standing. Sheriff J. L. Hobby, Beckwith, Zimmerman Added 'Scientist To UF Volunteers Satellite j Kickoff o f the 400 Club, a divlaion to obtain large contributions ' Hobby and Ed Zimmerman: seated. Chase, George Touhy, Mrs. Hoy Symes and Martin Bellsey. Florida water resource pro ] Krider laid he had discussed the waterway development pro('annuls- b lem i," Kennrdy said. ••The committee hai in Im blem* of Florida wilh Kennedy1* (Herald Photo) (ion, ha» been appointed by Senportant rol« in the campaign closest adviier* in Ihia field. ator John F. Kennedy to hn Na- r|arifying the issues In this field. 1 “ 1 am convinced,” Krider (aid, tural Resource* Advisory Com- which hat been retarded and “ that real progress can be m ule mittee, the Democratic preilden- neglected by the Eisenhower-Ni- toward Ihe achievement ol our tial candidate'! headquarter* an-1 *os administration. The commil goal* under the Kennedy Johnson nounced today in Washlngltm. lee will then make the recoin administration, through *nunH In “ I am particularly glad to have mrndations lor an action policy vrstment In our natural resource*. MIAMI (U r it — Rear Adm. Mr. Krider on (hi* committee, he- on natural resourcea for my ad- I am pleased to serve on the committee, not only to help point up liitston C. Clement, Argentina'* cause of his special knowledge of ministration.” secretary o f navy, will begin • IT-day goodwill tour of the United State* hei* Sunder when ha arJohn of Krider, former chairman Florida Waterway* Dream' News Briefs Orbits Argentine Visits CAPE CANAVERAL (L T D —'The United States hurled, "* * • via a U. S. Navy airplane. for the United Fund, was accom- a “ s c ie n t is t 's d r e a m ” s a te llite in to o r b it f o r its 12th s p a c e ’ A . , ; , n n n c a n . . f . . , , m pli-hcd this morning at a break -! ‘ *01111 o e i l R l O l 111 , n , I SllCCtMfl O f lUul) C l > tOiJilV • VnCAf lr l« 11*1*11 f.t«t III fli* Civic LVnO'1. , * I M M iA l.M , All*. <1.1 U — *S*n. Die complicated. 90-puuml Explorer VIII satellite i* de-Carl Hayden, si, iDArls.i preal-M This division Is expr«ti-d to g iv e, s ' g i’uitetus to the campaign to signed to investigate the mysteries of an u n p r e d ic ta b le dent pro Umpore »f the Senate *“ i"” s-'iT owo fur th# cou n t, 'ei a-. a- re nrreneies supported hy Ah- ees.l'll. “atomic roof” kriovv n as the ionosphere— layer- of ions that j ' re»)i-i g e-.rfgrtahlv In V?1 ffU Jo X* ttibr* a n d -te'e- ,. .u-phV If-JflMn w hvh he Atered Joint Agreement Libby, SI, a formar member nl ill* U. S. Atom ic Fnergy Commis­ sion, was Ihe rhemlatry winner. II* davised th* “ atuinir lima c lo ck "-* method nf dating o r ­ ganic matter through radioactivity that has enabled scientist* to tell ihe age of such things as the dead Sea .Scrolls. tllaser's discovery, now In wait us*, enabled icienliata to mast product photographs showing what happens during Iho process of atom smashing. ” Sel On Projecls Board To Review Tax Requests Fraud Charged INSPECTING COUNTY VOTING MACHINES in piepunition for tlic Nov. 8 election are, from left, W, A. Atlanta, cualodinn of Iht machine!; Guy Allen, Republican Party representative, anil .Mrs. Ailelaide Moses. np()oint»•<! Iiy the County Comniisaion. Yntinir Resist rat inn Supervisor Camilla Bruce has I I new machines to check llii- elictinn. making a total of M to ha in use in the county. (Herald Photo) Plans Underway * For Oviedo Clinic Wednesday-, completed prelimin­ ary arrangement* for establishing a health clinic in Oviedo. Office* will be located i* the building formerly occupied bv Dr. - L W. Martin in bark nf th* First • Raptut Church. A* soon at th* necessary equip­ ment can be installed and utilitirs Connected, M r.. Hulda KiM.ee, public health nurse for the dietrift. will w t up a schedule for Th« 3#niinol« County Kennrdy. Johnson prM*nlt* planning at on* full day to be d e v o id to chairman, irnmuniiation*. Two Cars Damaged In Collision A total o f $500 damage W ll r, . ported to two cara fn an accident •t Franch Av*. and 19th S t Wad"*»day afternoon:. L>"d* L. Humphrey. pni|,j h, r rer out onto French Av* I t CaH Only one pwseenger waa Invole*• Frank Bnssman. Jarkaonvrlle, h« waa riding with R*b«u. No CDW Roy Wtf. r C*Pt‘ Arn''!‘l Wllli*m' at th* Cherry Flaw Sen. John final "miilmiunlori a l* n one-day invasion of the talented young women ai well .-'outhwe-t toiiay with a stuffing and from *very i*<* and walk o f tion to S«K*ial Security* Nixon fre«h (mm the cheers and The Comity Commission began an inspection tour thi* afternoon o f propertir* Involved in *qtfaliiation hoard ktaringa and aiptcta 14 wind up th* hearing* by Monday. Uumniissiuner* will review the properties and make final equalis­ ation request deci-iona next week. The number o f request* for lag relief and complaints about **, •«s«m«nt* ere comparatively smalt , Ihis year, th* commissioner* reI ported. I *• A ll lY l f S . lV \ O r y A l i e n confetti of Manhattan, headed f»r lexas loday lo aim Ids campaign •ounieratiack at Nice Uresldent hfr.” ; f' rr al • s<'' l.vndon B. Johnson, Richard M. Nixon's c h a ig . that Today, In temaik* *t Alhuquer- '' M,4,,' e exan am lie * » '" h - had told a "hare-far «d h e ' 1(Ue, N. M . Ke.me.ly ............ .. lo c « ‘ ,e_ Nixon flew lo Columbia. S. C. for ataiut th* tiO l''* record. more poiti.an domestic giouud hy lale m»rnm* morning >rally Campaigning in Arixona, New recalling that Nixon accused him ■* .air ."» on Ihe . " c stale .>•>. Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma, the » hare-faced lie in having raid 1 t ,,rn % " 't Democratic piesideutial .andidale the Itepublicani always had op p ane *'* 4 °‘m»on * lioinc vlale nr 'w u n g bark to . direct assault on posed .Social Be. urity. s e e c h e s laic today in San AnNixon, after winding up a twoKennedy again lengthily rs.ite.1 ,on,0• and fo r t Worth ,u>. U u r o f c . liforni, w|tll , lh hi<lury 0„ .S ori-, Nixon earned new encourage H o iT IO Mory A lh -n J lt Magnolia \ve ^ was fu-.tnrt dead in hrr home Thursday after a neighbor called the polic*. Dr. Vincent Roberta aaid she .'tppjirpntly had died of a heart attack. Her age wa* judged to be ||,V|||||| Capt. Arnold William! of the rolirr Dept, amwcrrd Ih# call whrn the neighbor aaid Mrs. ......... Allen had not come out of her H ou l, Orlando. Friday at * a. n. clim actic cohl war proposal. csrrily legislation, starting in 1915 " ' fn ‘ ‘ r' " n *’ rMWcn‘ Eisenhower. I |l|||JJ€ a„ U uf ,,4y of laxal party members may make . „ „ „ h l „ M - apacity erowd when "Franklin Roosevelt first 3lonV wUh ' " " ‘" “ ing confidence on knocks at the door, Unroner Hugh d „ „ |he hid b#„ arrangement* lo attend the break ,f 25,000 at th* Cow I'alate in Ban asked for a .Social Security hill h.v part .hat the liOR campaign ()unra„ f ^ fa it through th* Sanford D«mo Francisco Wednesday night, Ken »nd 90 per tent o f the Repohli- . . snowballing toward victory next . d fround _______________ week. | erat*# Headquarter* Office, FA nedy called for creation of a v o l-, ,ans voted against it.” "-HMD. Before leaving New York where unteer “ peace corps'* o f talented ( Mr. Nixon may convince the young men who could serve three voter* to ignore party ImIm-I*,"" hr campaigned Wednesday will) veer* in Underdeveloped countries Kennedy said. "R u t he can hardly Ihe Prcodrnt and Henry Uabot as "an alternative for peace-time expect them to ignore party rec-j Lodge, the C o P vice presidential Selective Service.'* j onla—and the Republican party candidal*, Nixon fired off an adA loaded tractor and trader Kennedy said th*»# vugge.ted 1record is one o f consistent opposi- vane* blast at Johnson and Sen. from Jacksonville overturned on John F. Kennedy for having been Frcnch Av*. near Fulton St. early The city opened Seminol* Blvd. worlds apart nn aignificant issues thia morning when the driver tried [from French Av*. to Ran font Av*. 1tn traffic thl* morning prior to the Democratic e»nvcn to make a turn onto tho highway. t on. City Manager IV. K. Knowles The tn-ck wa* carryiog a fuN said that prison work crews had Nixon said in a statement that load of bread and piei. Seminole County organizations, civic club*, schools, he** put to wink along th* takaKennedy and Johnson disagreed It waa driven by Joseph Glover, churches and other group* planning lo enter a float, tkur* cleaning away hyacinths on “ on* out of every four or fivo Jacksonville, and the owner ia hand or any marching or mobilized unit in the annual and other dehrie. voles they have east mi Congress John Liner, aisa of Jacksonville. Christmas parade must sumbit their entries to the JayTh* section of the bouloard over th* years” on everything About $ WOO damage was done to cee Information Center before Monday. from Sanford Av*. vest to Melloafrom Quemoy and Mats* to fed­ th« truck and the load. N'o on# vlll* A?*, will not l># opened anti! Dr. Tom Largen, parade chairman, also requests eral laws on firoworki, from tide- was injured .The only other damrh* itreet bed dii-e out more, that any group wishing to order decorations through land* oil and civil rights to postal age reported was to the curb and Knowles sank the Jaycec* do so before Monday. l rates and kqaslg oath*. ^ | sU m K, __ ^ There Was Pie In The S treet Deadline LIGHT III l-US FOR THE BU M ), miyht lw th« slogan that those two Lions Club meml>**r*. Howard Hood, left, first vice president, i,n^ Ben Watle. general chairman of the sale, curry with them as they sel! the package* of biilbs. All proceeds from th* aale will go »o the Lion* riub prot'"'• conservation. The hnll»« will lie sold through Uiu And part of next. I (He.aid i’ hoto) «* F. Kennedy made s would be remitted fiom "among Port O f Boulevard Open To T ra ffic • ' R*h,un Jr- w»* stopping hi* a n -! •■•mob.!, for th. red light at loth ! vn w,r* f,l*< against' M'*a Humphrey for failura to hav* 1 brr^ vehicle under control, polic, Committed ha« invited all Demotrats to attend s breakfast with 5f*n. Ilenrv fSe»"p) Jackson n a t i o n a l De.mo ,.l.c maintaining r.guU, f |jni< hmir, ,A l Presidential Politics fly I nilfd I'reaa InirriidiioiMl County Democrats To Hear Jackson Americans Win Nobel Prizes STOCKHOLM, Sweden (U PI) ih o Nobel prize* for physics and chemistry wera awarded today to two Am erican atomic acienliits in Ualifornia-Donald A. U lster and Willard r. Libby. viaioa eonimunliatloita either P"*- Tuesday suffering from Indfg** (ien oa l Uhniinmn nf the drive. •il.le O' iiup"««i!ile on earth. 1lion and fattgua! Tltindall Chase. explained the *” *• Its undines in • wide-swinging , , , ,, o f the tun Club snd team cantains o il.il may lead to improvement* in 1 n O O S m C D K e V O l t dirru *cd tlirir progress st th radio equipment for eaith sin K AM PALA, tria l"!* if PI) — iiiecting. (Ions Scientist* also hoped il Hanyoro tribesmen w et. reported The team captains are It. L. Semhiiiie and <) unge C >Ui\tv svunfsl find a •*« Indaw" through burning houses and destioying Perkin* Jr., Sonny Ratairn. Fd Shinhoher, A. K. Shoemaker Jr. i-onimiaaioiiai s are in agreement this iunoepheie for roiniininiia- ' ,0 P* unlay in a ten or campaign on the Lillie Wekiva fiom the Bugamla kingsnd Jerry Senkarik. _____ _ __ _____ _ River Hasin don* into space free of in le ifr .. '«» dom and set up a separate slate. Sheriff J. I.. Hobby. Circuit' , r;tt , |onrl, Hianrh ptoiecta and t nct, The launching o f th* silvery *',,lir« »«•>» • t f " m »f investigator. Clerk Arthur fleekwith Jr. and Ed ... alter ,„tellite. shaped like a child's lop. 1° check th* report*, /.irnrnei man volunteered l h e i r tha nmunission acted »*>rl* this **lrr service* to the ill ve. Il-ihhy w i l l .n,,on l,n a mint resolution asking went like clockwork. The brainy • 11 1 Ic’ • ♦ canvass the governmental oflices ‘ Civil llefeu-o approval of the two littla instrument ioared alolt right■| j d * * P «e s> Lwi R l l G l l f U h C lS ln an schedule ainp a 7<t-foot Juno! T O K IO ( U l’l i Cummunlst around the county for futwls. Reck- \ projects. II........................................... rocket and th.ee minutes later: j L’ hlnn charged Wednesday night with will handle contrlbutioo* in ,.|0rwJurM Ior widen.. .................. , for cleaning, widenilia couithouse and Zimmerman , , , ............. the Army tracking station at Ft. lna5 th* Japanese self-defense leg and Improving th* Wrk volunteered to he in charge of the ( > ‘ high- force* are •‘ fascist'* and were founded in violation of the Jap* campaign in outlying county com *M,‘ Howell Branch as watar out-wniei..« s.gi.a,. munities. f in., were worked uol at a meeting Its task is a delight ior sc irn- r»r«# constitution, * entiling to t First offi.ia ! fuad report will be . \Ved"«--d«> at Orlando wl.ru t h * . , i '•, • • ••ewHiferlng pus»le for New China New* Agency broad­ mode after an audit Friday by I tW(| f0mill, , . jj, , , mrl w jth , nifj. tire aveiage television viewer who cast on the l«th anniversary of may wonder why hi* TV picture is the fo n e s. John Fitxpatrick, Mrs. W. K. Menrcis to ilri ide wliat to do. iniHimnt one day and fu sty the llo h e its, pul,Ire relations chairm an •We reached agreement nn the for th* drive, said today. NF.W VORK fU P It - D-nty tola! projects and procedures for Scientist* explained that the eel'ing th* work done amt expert irmoaphero it marie up of atoms of M'armington Whiting, a foimer I'ivil D efer-a approval.’* John atmosphere stripped of their elec- Florida lawyer, was ariest.-J her* Kinler, Sc-mintd# larard chnirmnn Iron coats hy ultra-violet taya Wednesday night by the Fill in connection with a t'.’ O million ‘aid today. . from the sun. fraud. Whiting, fm m eily of Mi­ ami, ia charged with illegal u«e of interstate communication* in a ' schema to defraud th* Rank of County Health Dept, officials, Am en, a Inlet national. meeting wilh Oviedo officials ^ I this Issue during the campaign, but in order to help determine lfie ^ lh i adminlatrsI . „ i ^___ >” **• *u v * ***** * *°n* without anyone to giv# ua a final ' boost on our effort* ^concerning w aterway a in Central Florida and I thi* is a real instance of recog nition o f our problem,” Kridet |said. 1/ �Fage 2—Thnrs. Nov. 3, I960 Around The Clock Went** ef IM Geneva FerciltT#4eh#r Organization are rehearaiag Urea times each week for a presentation of "Sister Suite Swings It," a eomadjr plar whleh Sella what happens whan a group ef elderly ladies who live in an •Id folks home decide to organise a swing bsnd to liven things up a bM. The play will be staged at the school on Nov. 23 and Nov. 28. Mrs. Kathy Stowell, who has done Little Theater work in El* mlra, N. Y., is directing1 and prompters are Mr*. T. W. Prevatt 'and Mrs. John Maiwell. Cast memoers metude Mrs. SoSby Braddy, Mrs. Mary Starman, Mrs. Audrey Johnson, Mrs. Sarah Craig. Mrs. Mary Ellen Klmalrd, Mrs. Shirley Brumley, Mrs. Miry Chaudoin, Mrs. Ell* sabeth Oldham. Miss Lee Combs, Mrs. Doris Dreggors, Mrs. Betty Wesson aad Mrs. Louise Maiwell. V* Performance tor Not. 28 will be epee to adults and children, hnvdver, the following night, adults only will be admitted. ” *■*. ' , X • •> -v d nfi^l LONfJWOOl) ELEMENTARY .School youngitern have started an ununual program o f handling ph Ips o f storeroom auppliea to he used for echool ac­ tivities. At the left, Karline Walker, buys * noleltook from Larry Robinson while atanding left to right, Sandra Shivers, Albert Boahurc and Patricia Westbury look on. (Herald Photo) Dignitaries Attend DeBary Supper Dignitaries attending tha cover­ ed disk supper of World War I Veterans and Auiillary, Barrack* 1197, DeBary included Mr. and Mrs. C. Kelley of DeLand, past commander and president; Mr. . and Mrs. S. Smilh, Americaa Le­ ak* commander, DeBary post 3SB; 6. Fred Smith, American 'Legion vice commander and lift. -Smith, auxiliary president of post SM; William Joyce, commander of nacks UR; Mrs. Nicholas Kar, auiillary presldsnl, Barracks <1197; CUfford Gilbert. Seventh (lUtrict commander and Mrs. Gil.hart, seventh district auxiliary president and Mr. and Mrs. Gus­ tav lias- VPW commander, past K ' Tito meeting, held at the Comgmunity Center, was under the Simtien of Mri. John Deilcl. Mrs. William Denning waa in •harge ef the table and auditorium etecorxtioaa which were in the Halloween theme. She centered Mm ipeakeri table with an ar­ rangement of yellow and rust ■sums with sprigs of wheat aod greenery In a low line holder. Door hoitessas were Mri. Aaron Duagon end Mra. Walter Olive. Tie Lake Mary Chamber of Coamerce will meet today at 8 f . a. ha the chamber building. -Membership fees for the coming 9«ar are due and wilt be accept­ ed at this meeting, Mrs. A1 Case •hairmaa has announced. THE WONDERFUL SMITH - CORONA BLECTKIC PORTABLE Other portable prices to proportion lf-day typing course free HAYNES OFFICE M ACHINE CO. Typewriters • Adding Mach In#* • Cash R eliefers 314 Magnolia Ava. Maaford. Florida 8aisford, Florida tions put on hy the science club to help members and the community. The Sanford Art Assn, has Is­ sued a public invitation to all of Seminole County to see a set of color slides and hear a most inter­ esting talk Monday by Karl Belander at 7:80 p. m. at the Civic Center. Bolander it well known her* from his eiten iive expert TO NOTICE PROPERTY OWNERS Tax hooka are opan for payment ef I960 City taxes. (Hurontit allowed for payment in November; In December; If* in January and l f t in February. I f you h iv t not received your City tai atatement, please Ella* Roy Hospital Notes Mrs. Bateman Put On Teacher Board Mrs. Joycr Bateman, Seminole High Teacher, was recently ap­ pointed to the Future Teachers of America board l« represent this congressional district. The sponsor's meeting of Future Teachera was held at Clearwater at the Fort Harriaon Hotel during the atalo FTA convention last weekend. Mrs. Hilda Wray, county FTA coordinator, attended the meeting from Sanford also. Four girls from the Seminole High School Chapter went ai delegates. They were Judy Ludwig, club president; Pat Lavrndar, Sharron Riser and Pam Jone*. . Theie sirls attended assembly meeting* with 400 other Florida High school students who hope to become teachers. They also participated in smaller group dis­ cussions where they exchanged ideas on membership qualifica­ tions. teacher scholarships, com ­ munity service and other phases of Future Teachers club activities. City Tax Collactar. la a second departure from In­ dustry custom within a month, NOV. t. 1949 Henry Ford II hie announced that Admissions Ford Motor Company’a warranty Thomas Burleigh, Thelma A. to dealers and tha dealers' warran­ Meyere, Daniel Brainard, Clara M. ty to ewntra on tho all-now 1961 Mor ley, Sanford. Lincoln Contonanlal will ho extend­ Births ed to two full years or 84,000 miles, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis I,. Williams, whichever comes first. a boy, and Mr, and Mrs. William Member! o f tha Adult Depart­ ment of the Pinccre»t Baptist Church and their guest* attended a rhlrken dinner a t . the church Tuesday, A total of 87 persons enjoyed tha dinner, prepared by C. O. Todd, superintendent o f tha Adult Dept., and a skit on visitation pre­ pared by I.eltoy Kstridge. Taking part in tha skit were Cliff Abies Sr., Don Clark, B. M. Fitzgerald, Wesley Lee, Joe Slade and Volis Williams Jr. Mra. L'. I.. Fitspatrick was in rharga o f dec­ orations and after tha dinner the pastor, Donald Gravanmlsr, ad­ dressed the group. Paul Martin, superintendent of the Sunday Hrhdol presented the welcome. Supt. Todd mad*, the concluding remark* and presented the atendanre trophy to the Adult Women'* Class, taught by Mrs. I.ucila Abrams. KADET OF THE MONTH among the Seminole County Kndetn of Amerira units waa Sharon Futrell, shown re­ ceiving the sward from Paul Bennett, commander of the Kadets. The plaque in awarded one outstanding Kadet at the entl of each month’s activity. (Herald Photo) Library Party Brings $500 Receipts irom a piam c party » * : t Mrs. a . Tate aad Mrs. A l­ for the benefit of the DeBary lib­ lan Hall. Serving on the refresh­ rary ment committee were Mrs. Chest­ er Rearick, Mrs. Harold Barry and Mrs. James Duffy. The DeBary Freezette donated 12 dozen donuts for the party. amounted to over 8800 In pledged orders. Hostesses for the meeting which was held in (he Community House ONE CARLOAD fo r d announced on Sept. 37 that the warranty on tbs Company's 1961 passenger car lines had been extended by dealer* to twelve months o r 12,000 miles. Custom in the industry previously had been to limit tho new car warranty to 90 days or 4,000 miles.’ Ford said that tha decision to ex ­ tend tha 1961 Lincoln Continental warranty beyond that o f any other American-made automobile under­ s c o r e the company'a confidence that "this, without question, is the finest, most reliable luxury auto­ mobile ever produced by Ford Motor Company.'' The term i o f the extended war­ ranty provide that fo r 24 month* or fo r 24,000 miles, whichever comas first, frsa replacement, in­ cluding related labor, Will be made by deslera e f anyhgBrt with e de­ fect In workmanship or materials. Tires are not covered by the w ar­ ranty; appropriate adjustments will continue to be made by the tire companies. Owners will re­ g a in responsible fo r normal main­ tenance operations, including rou­ tine replacement o f such items as filters, spark plugs, Ignition points and wiper blades. Introduction o f the Lincoln Con­ tinental Is scheduled Nov. 17. G. Meyere, a girl, all o f Sanford. Dismissale Beltye Smith, Erma Martin, John Key, Leon Martin, Betty Durmmond, Sanford; Deborah Lawrence. Enterprise; Irving I. Jacobs, William V. Porter, DeRary; Mra. Joa Junior Reynold* and baby girl, Lake Monroe. Voting Parents Sanford Girls 4-H Club memher* will be set up a baby-sitting headquarters in King's Plumbing, 2834 Park Dr.. Tuesday, for the convenience of voting parent*. Girls will be on duty Ir o n 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. and from 1 p.m. to 1 p.m. F O U N D E R ’S D A Y S ! OF Salesman's Samples Find lime men'n and offered fur Nile in thin nlure — children’* Item* nf clothing going Meii'n Sltirln, (Hove*, Sweater*, Underwear, Tie*, Sox ImdieV Drew***. Slip*, Pnntien, Brit*, Sweater*, Skirts Children’* Wenr — one and two nf * kind — all at G ET YO U R BOYS Huy for Christmas. W* have them to all lire* eliaia aad reiular#, aoorttd color#. SWEATERS Ivey's Shoe Store *j The Seminole High School Sci­ ence Club will have a talk present­ ed to the members and guesto by a representative from the experlment station in Gainesville. Dr. Harlan Rhodes will talk an the nematode problem in Florida. This Is one ef tha striae ef presenta­ ffrgTI FOR ALL THE FAMILY WOMEN: MEN: Paradise Nunn*Bush Naturali/cr Freeman Jacqueline Slar Brand CHILDREN: Poll • Parrels The Pine Crest Elementary School will have a P-TA meeting M o n d a y , Room visitation is at 7:80 p. m. and the meeting will begin at • p. m. A talk will be given by K»n McIntosh, local at* tonify, on Dejection and Delin­ quents, the Juvmlle problem in Seminole County. McIntosh is the president of the Seminole Juvenile Council. ‘ #aaferf It Pays To Use The Herald Want Ads The Seminole Migh School will hold a parent and faculty wiectinr Monday at 7:80 p. m. In the school auditorium. Main topic of ditcusaion will he the report card* and student progress for the first sis* week period. ■ r' K # R$P Buy for gift*. Many other itema. You’ll be so glad you came, ANIi JA C K E T ! Just ACM E COWBOY Arrived Contlnsatal DRESS PANTS LADIES’ Thia to all b o j# aizra DRESSES Week Retail Value BOOTS! • one year guarantee* # 17-styles...gift hexed' e shock resistant! Swiss movements! e waterproof model (when crystal, crown remain intact! • calendar walchl WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS H U T C H I N S S I "5 Hw>. CLOSED: Friday Before Sundown and All Day Saturday OPEN: Sunday Through Thursday 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. D E P T .a S T O R E Arroaa from the Poatoffice Sanford, 17 • 92 at Intersection of Hwy. LIB FERN PLAZA — FERN PARK. FI.A. Fla. e self-w in d in g w a lc h l m or»l 'uncenditieael guarantee fer 3 month*; V menth* after, Penney'* repair* el (artery ceit ef $1. * leather strapsl expansion bandil �Thur*. Xov. 8, 19GO— Pape 3 Navy Wives 2 1 1 Gives Children Plan Meetings Hallowe’en Partv For Monday Halloween decoration! o f witches '£ * c k eati and jack-O-law'.ern* greeted 40 children at the home of Mr*, Mary Lcfghty. chair man of the N’a\y Wive* Club No 211. for a Hallowe'en party. Hostesses, Mr». Louise Kadrnhrari and Mr*. Clara Barber, proTided the traditional game* and refreshments of cup cake* and punch. ^ Prill** for the bc*t boy cos­ tume m i won by R. D. Kurd. "Ho'-w" and the best girl by Lydia RuWritun, •'Gypsy." * 1 % Favors were g.ven to the ex ­ hausted by happy children a* they led the party. Toe regular meeting of the club is scheduled for Monday and wives of all enlisted personnel are in­ vited to attend and meet new •fr ie n d s . THE HOSTS AND TWO GUESTS are pictured nt tlic Hallowe'en party given at the Bailey home. Saturday night. Left to right are, Dickie Willink. Brad I.ep Prudett, Ricky Bailey and Jo Lynda Sandon. Brad and Ricky en­ tertained their friends at the lavish party. (Herald Photo) D A R Presents Ricky And Brad Entertain Friends At Hallowe'en Party Historical Gift T o Librarv At a Alallie recent meeting of the Harrison Chapter of Ac PAR, an edition of the "R evised go hy way of the tunnel, oven the maxed by an unseen band, appear­ i photographer who made the pic- ing from nowheie to help the guest* out the final door. , ture, Mt*. Bailey and Mr*. Pruden | It was made o f aeveial eardboaid tioxea, with flap* for door*, sway- *erved refreshment* of sandwich­ ing and flapping, all kinds of m e - es, potato chips, fritter*, pickles, amrra and Spanish mot* hanging olive*, weiner*. rooked over a hifrom the top and «ides, rugs, in- hathi pot, cold drink* and rake : ncr tubes and wliat-have-you on decorated with Hallowe'en de­ .th e floor, a variety o f sound ef- signs. Game* were led hy Read's fa ­ ijp rt* all along the route and rlither. Tha evening was filled with entertainment. including some dancing just before the party end­ ed. Guest* wo-hided David l.aniar. Buddy Hui ton, Kdgnr G riffith. Dirk and Hob Wilhnk. Becky Ricker, Carol Repp. Jo lands Sandon. Ronnie fo a lo Mur.el Once again the street.* of San­ was Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rrurr and Miriam Hearn and the hosts, ford have returned to normal and masquerading as "Beauty and the Itii-ky and Bran. should remain »o for at least a B east" with Mrs. Bruce outfitted year before atrange rrcalurra are a* a flapper from the Roaring teen roaming-about. But they w efr 20’ a and Mr Bruce dressed to certainly on the run Saturday depict the same time era but night at the Elk's Club as the 'IMirting a grotesque mask of an Girl Scouts of Troops at). 102 Sanford Drove ISO. BPO Doe* indescribable monster. and 41 will sponsor a fashion show staged its fe-tivc Hallowe'en Having a time ol eating apples dance. suspended from Ihe celling on and hair atylrs by the l.eilani House ol Beauty. Fridav, at 7:3(1 Almost every character was a siring but winning prize* for p m. at the DeRary Community their effort* were Mrs. Marcel portrayed from the Shirk ot Araoy to Charlie Chan as the gurst* en­ Faille, Mr. and Mr*. Ed Miller, Center. Refreshment.* and door prizes joyed "dressing up" for the o c ­ and R. G. Carulhers. will he awarded. Admission will casion. During the evening Mr*. Darwin be 7S rents. The entire prorrrds Reminding everyone of the F, Bruce was serenaded by the of the show will be used for Ihe group who sang "Happy Birthday" spooky night'* theme were steal Seouts. thy blark eats, bright orange ptim- to her. Mr. and Mr*. Dick Mapcs ktni and scucming witches trial were celebrating their wedding danced about the walls and kept anniversary and led Ihe dancers a watchful rye on the proceed- a* the orchestra played “ The An . mgs. Tiny plump pumpkins were niversary Song. ' perched on the tables where the Mrs. H. W. MrL'alley has return Mis* Nancy F'o*ter. chairman of parties gathered. ttie decorating committer, was cd home, alter beiug a patient Following the grand march of assisted by many member* of at the Winter Park Memorial Hos­ the costumed folk the judges had the Docs "wlm did a wonderful pital for IS stay a. Mi* it remix-rat ing hut not allowed visitor*. the difficult task of choosing win­ jo b " , aaid Miss Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Cordell ners. There wa* a lie for the " I 'm very pleased to tee that al­ best couple award that went to most everyone was dressrd in the spent the past weekend at Athens. Mr. and Mr*. Pete tfowrrsux who Hallowe'en s p r it ," said Mrs. B.G. Ga. They attended all nt tile Home­ appeared a* gay gypsies in their Caruthers, president of the group coming activities at the University brightly colored outfits, and to -She »I m> expressed her thank* h r of Georgia, where their *>n, Jim Mr. and Mr*. John McDonald, in the big turnout of g u riti wno my, it a junior. Aulh' util replicas of the cunning xiong witii Hi* Dors ml Hie serious Jimmy has recently pledged A! Charlie Chan and his charming com m ittees, made ttie evening a pha Tau Omega fraternity at Hot Chinese wiife. university. com plete auccesa. Mrs. Betty Cox and Mrs. Irene Kent won the title of live wittiest as they portrayed two operatic singers, complete with sheet mus­ ic in hand, representing "The Voice of Fire*tung." The most original emiple chosen Shtiek* ami laughter u eie heard San­ mound 2.M5 Elm Ave., Saturday night, as gurst* entered the •‘tunnel ford ," published in 1692. was pre­ o f spook*," to get to the Hallowe’ ­ sented to the General Sanford en party, given by Ricky Hailey and Memorial Library. llrad l.e# Pruden. at the Bailey Mrs. Robert Lyman whose gratsl- home. father, Aaron Robbins, wa* prom ­ The tunnel was made by the hosts inently identified with the City of I fathers, John Bailey and Neil Pru­ ^ an ford in the early days, pre­ den. Everyone who entered the sented the gift to the library, it ii hmi<e. during the evening had to valuable for it's historical value. Ordinances of the City of Mrs. Christopher Butler, regent af the DAR, announced that the ehaptrr ha* decided to enter ttie Jaycee Christmas parade. N ew Does Stage Festive Hallowe'en Dance A rriv a ls North Orlando Mr. and Mr*. William Carr, to lb. 14 Lynne, V* ot. daughter, Sherryl at 24 The Carr* have a two year old ton, David. The paternal grand'm other, Mr* A. Carr, from Raw Castle, Pa., ia visiting the fam ily. Mr. and Mr*. Robert J. Kiernan, 131 X. Fairfax Ave., announce the birth of a son, Timothy Robert, Oct. 26. at Orange Memorial H os­ pital. m Orlando. He weighed • lbs. 3 o/a. He has a sister, Kim. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gore, Edge.mnn Ave., announce the arrival wof a son, Oet. 30, at Seminole Memorial Hospital, Sanford. They have chosen the name Michael Lee for the young man who weighed 8 lbs 1'* or*. The father ia a teacher at Lyman School and Mrs. Gore ia a form er teacher at Altamonte Springs. The malernp' grandmother. Mrs. Ralph Anderson, of Mar* Hill, N. f C . is visiting the fam ily, Mr *iul Mrs William J* Turner, 14o Devon St., announce tile birth af a son. William S. Jr., Oet. 20. He wa* boin in Orange Memorial Hospital, Orlando, and weighed I Ihs. 1 ox. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. Vowell of Winter Park and Mr. and Mr*. Paul Turner of LaGrange »C.a Annual fi& A A o n a U Eleventh Birthday Jimmy Higginbotham recently celebrated his llth birthday with a party at hi* home on I'inrcreat Drive. Several exciting and boiste­ rous game* were played by the «v*ro IS Miss Jeffords Visits In Sanford One of the out o f town foottudl fans enjoying the gam*, Satunlay afternoon, was Ixtrraine Jeffords. She wa* the guest of Sue Ann Toney for Ihe weekend. Ml** Toney is a freshman at the Uni­ versity o f Florida in Gainesville and is a member o f the Gator Hand, u - i i f i i S B Plans Coffee \ B u ffe t St. Mark’s Chapter o f the Epis­ copal f'hurrhwomen will lie host»** at a eoffee. honoring Ihe t o m.ii w h„ a,* nrw.-onier- nr visi­ tor* in Holy Cross Parish. H i j h m% 1 ! -• f i -1 ler. Suxy Dickey. Carol Da Brtna, Shirley Higgins, Miaa Patti Walk­ er and Mi** Ginger Jonei. The home of Mist Jonea w a l the scene of a lively Hallowe'en party, Saturday. Members and their husband* attending wera dressed as ‘ kiddies" and Mra, Jack Schirard and Dewey F ree­ man won prixea for the best cos­ tumes. Games and a tong feat were en­ joyed, followed by refreshment* from a table laden with goodie* and dancing during the aventng Kiddies enjoying liie party wete Mr. and Mra. T. V. Metis, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Diekey, Mr. and Mrs. Jim DcBrine. Dr. and Mr*. L. F. Kerwin. Mr. and Mr*. Dewey Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. John Higgina Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schirard. Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Estrtdge 111 and Mia* Ginger Jones, St. Mark's Chapter For Newcomers J The welcoming will he at the home o f Mr*. R. W. Williams. 11)20 I’aik Ave., Monday at 9:3li a.nr. St. Mark'* invite* *11 newcom­ er* to ioin them for tlii* get acquaintest hour. If you need tran* portal ion, plea** eall Mr*. K. A. New man Jr. | The human body ha* enme 2,Vi muscle*. Luncheon UNLIMITED 11 .v >1. K. 2 P. M. • • • A l.\ CAIM K MENU From S 1.9.1 up It A. M. Till II P. M. Include* Soup. Salmi. \rgrlahb-, I’ olato. Roll*, Rutter, Heverage • • • Cut h t VII. lint It J to 7 P. M. 20c OFF ALL It VII PRICES (Except lleer A Ale) Manhattan Island was diseoveierrd by Henry Hudson on Sept. II, 1*00. | J IM M Y group nt boys wlm earn* so jour the fun. the favorite being the age-old game of "m usical ehaira.” Ater the gift* were opened the guest* were treated to eeke and ire cream , without which a birth­ day party would never be consid­ ered complete Fruit pumh and candy were also rntovrd by Mike Booth, Hrurt McKibbin, Ralph DeJong, Muster Anderson, and Kenneth and David lligginlioth.im Johnny and tg>ui<e Jligglnho holham. older brotlirr and sister of the honorre, assisted with thr gamca and serving ol refresh­ ment* GAY DAC RO N - C O T T O N Nylon Fleece Lined W ASHABLE GIBSON B r o c ru le d JACKETS N ovem ber TWO NEW’ RUSHEES of Gfimittat Omoyru Chapter of ESA, sorority, were ini tinted Ht the last int'etinyr of the group. They arc Mrs. I*. K. Freeman, left, m u I Mrs. L. F. Kerwin. Mra. David Van Ness, rijrht is president of the chapter. Jimmy Celebrates Plan Fashion Show lem inole Memorial Hospital, Oct. < Circles of the First Methodist Meiul>er* o f Gamma Onion* I were made fo r a hake sale in fr o n t ' Church of Oviedo will meet on ' Chapter o f Epsilon Sigma Alpha.; of the Foodmart, Nov. 12. Monday, as follow*; sorority, conducted an Impressive Ilepoit* were given ronorrning The Bethany Circle, with Mr*. initiation ceremony for two new the dutirs of each officer. The next Ralph Neely a< chairman, with lusher*, when the group met at meeting is scheduled for Nov. 7, .Mrs. William B. West at her I j k c the homo o f Mrs. Pat F.stridge. nt the home o f Mrs. Kirby Fite. Charm Circle home at > p in. i The rusher* wore Mr*. L. F. The hostess served refresh­ The Mar* l.awton Circle meet* Kerwln and Mr*, ft. K. Freeman. ments to Mr*. Kerwin. Mr*. Free­ at 3 p.m. with Mrs. R. F. Wheeler At the busine-s session, plans man, Mrs. Fite, Mine*. Pat RutSr., and Mrs. Frank Talbott as co-hostcs*. Mrs. Clara Mar.ner is chairman. The Chapel .tiuild Circle. Mrs Charles T. Niblick chairman, meets with Mr-. Roy Wcisenbargrr at 3 to p m. All eirclc member* of the WMU of tho First Baptist Church of , Oviedo will meet at J p m. in the new Fellow <h.p hall of the church j for their monthly meeting, prei ceded by Hie quarterly supper. Mrs. Mae E. King, social chairman, and the Nettie Farnrll Cir­ cle member* will art a* hn-ts for the supper. The program i* in charge ol the Mary teu ton Circle, with Mrs. R. E. Knight, program chairman, dir­ ecting. The title of the program i* "T o fit* \Vtthm|l )(•« W ord." Mr*. A R Trdtnrd. WMl p r o ­ gram chairman, ha* rented candle«ticks and other things i.*rd for this special program. X\«- ssWtiiua-dwT&iwi- «»*•<- W-U— -i* .1. UJXJ-i_-u-. i - i u i * DcBary Girl Scouts North Second H ., North Orlando, announce the birth of a ( Gamma Omega Chapter Holds Initiation For New Rushees Ovieclo Circles O p u le n ce Dinnerw are SALE E xciting la fe -d a y fa shio n . . . u n b e d ld b io w h e n it's shaped this lean, this lith e , this lo v e ly . C o tto n and acetate brocade, satin trim . Red, cham pagne b e ig e and g re e n . Sizes 5-15, t y« l UP TO Ifl Putt m u — Pl.t*, tic* In clu d in g COMPLETE BETS Service B for $ 18.95 SO $15.95 V O U R C H O IC E % r% J i 7 5 HIP LENGTH OFF $17.95 Style. Value.Pcrformancc lisitli (siailttelg |*axis REGULAR 19.95 to 59.95 Sale 9.95 tc everttl S My lew in p op u la r c o lo r * in the**# wonderful jacket*. Warm .and comfortable. *a»> to wash and quick drying. Q uit­ 's MENS US 8. MAGNOLIA AVE. ciim i csis, I) Miss. I) Itotll, eilsiyiMl*. u ik v itutisst.its,wist sleet Come in and choose your C h ristm as B u lov* now, while selections ar* com ­ plete! • ■ W EAR SANFORD FA I-I5.1S {jJftiii Jewelry Store 2D2 E. 1st FA 2-OIAt *SA N F O R D "We Invite Charge Accounts’* ~t y 'M y �1 •- &>h — $ United Fund Drive Here At Stake j The future of the United Fund Drive in ftm inole County U at stake RIGHT NOW! This drive I* not jft'lnjr to drajr on. It U a “ crash” program and once Dec. 1 rolls around it'll be all over. It has been difficult in past years to reach the Roal and the worthwhile agencies Who handle some o f thr county's human problems have hnd to stru g g le with inade­ quate support. ; Last year’s United Fund budget requir­ ed only an average donation o f about 80 cents by Seminole residents and that’s a T A L K IN G A B O U T PRESTIGE mighty smaH effort for anybody. The goal this year is a reasonable one— more than reasonable when proper consideration is given to the amount of work that will be done with the funds. The bulk o f the burden often is left to a minority in fund raising, but the time is past when we can expect all these good works to continue — nr the United Fund to contjnue, jgiving one drive Instead of many — unless each individual pulls a small share o f the load. Neighbor, there just isn't any time to waste. Dig into your pocket and let's go. Vira President Nixon and hit high rnmmand art laying booby trapi and trip wires fo r John Ktnntdy. Pennsylvanian*, in whistls stop crowds o f from 6 to 10 thouiand. have cheered N iton's high-level b srrsg s whirls blasts Kennedy for insxperitnca in foreign affairs and profllgary in proponed domestic spending. The listeners have hsard the curt roughing o f machine gun fira as the Vies President goes to . - ------------------------- bility and a foreign policy o f im ­ ; heard tha opinions ef th o u hs maturity which" . . . would play must consider qualified to form j directly into his (Khrushchev) late an opinion. Perhaps this hands. , . ” Furthermore, he trait of character is responsible for states that . . . ' after each o f my Mr. Nixon's development of the foreign trips. I have made recom ­ ' quemuy-Matiu problem into s mendations that were adopted . . . hypothetical crisis situation which The President has asked fo r my he could hypothetically resolvt in advice." After Mr. Nixon’ s ex- a television debate before the Ame­ ploltation of the Quemoy and Matsu rican people. While this may have problem, one is forced to conclude been an effective vote getting that he hat demonstrated his own technique, communism in Cuba Ia Immaturity and lack of moral in­ not a hypothetical crisis situationtegrity. IT IS JL'ST I MINUTES BY JET Admittedly our treaty with N ijonalist China, with its ill-defined and dubiously cogent elements, is a problem which has to be solved, yet, is it a problem which is as relatively important to the Am eri­ can people right now as the pro­ blem of our policy in Latin Am eri­ ca, particularly Cuba? tho vernacular—calling Kennedy "aophom orlr," a puller o f "b o n ­ ers," a rash youth who "shoot* from the h ip" and who could sasily shoot ua into war. All these shots seem to ha find­ ing a mark. Rut to one onlooker, It appears that ths industrious mine-laying by tha GOP field rommandera la what could bring down the Democratic candidate. This week a nationally circulated news magazine (published by a well known Republican) noted that Mr. Nixon ntten goes contrary to the advice he has asked for, choo- Mine field One: Executives of GOP county organisations have tmarded tha train with reports ef vary high rsaiitrxticr. among the State's -plain •people," aa the Msnnonites and oth tr fundament­ CA SK G-41S: Louisa B . aged IS cants sp iers," an alert eustomer alist sects rail themselves. This la IS, operates a popular restaurant.! ones Informed him. a not-too-subls reference to anti••Hr. Crane," she began, »p*y-1 "T»u# en ough." (aid the mer- j Catholicism, which everybody, « f fh o lo g y certainly counts a lot In •chant, “ but most people can’ t fig- r0urie, “ deplores." But there la a business, doesn't I t ! ' and I nod- ure, so they assume they get certain bandwagon psychology to dad assent. bargain at ,1 for a uuarter." tha roll with the anti-Cathollc Is­ WORRY CLINIC by Dr. G. W. Crane Cross Stote C anal Endorsed By N iyon “ A friend of mine recently got j And a lot o f modern Americans, sue. The more It moves, tho more Into a price war,'1 >Loui*s contin- PVrn with high school diplomss, respectability it seems to gather. Utd. are ao poor in simple arithmetic, This is a situation where nearly ; "S h e had a little sandwich shop they are easily taken in by this any prominent Catholic, layman or clerlr, could trigger a v e r y 1 where she was selling hamburgers same ruse, For example, a grocer recently noisy explosion by an unfortunate This should go down big if Ry WILLIAM IIKL'KY • i chapter to the rorrert procedure fo r 30 rente apiece. against Protestant "hi- j | have Juat finished reading a when leaving one's calling card, your name happen* to be George^ •But • man opened a rival res­ suggested that I buy a one-gallon crack taurant n'sxt door. He dropped the ja r o f peanut huttar inataad o f the gotry." The world has lost Its hook on etiquette, “ Manners for If the person upon whom you A gentleman escorting a lady usual smaller container. pflea o f hamburgers to 15 rents. i **ing. Millions" bv Sofia C. Hadida. It are calling is "not at horns"— a home from tin- theater, says the •" M y friend decided she'd have But I looked at tha net waight | Min# Ki^lsl Tw o: Republican la an astonishingly p rig g ish , polite lit that is perfectly permis- book, will N E YFtt expect to be to m eet hia rut thrnat competi­ in ounces and found that ha w a s ! ttra,a jt, t w*nt .siton t0 di¥olP volumr, 113 pages o f rules and tittle — you should merely place invited intide. cent per ounce ' „ ni, j or ip m h l0 Kennedy’ s poor regulations fo r living. tion, ao she also reduced her price charging almost your card on ths maid's tray and "I.ingeiiiig by the hour at the to 16 cents. more fo r the gallon sixe than I , bowing in tha post-Conventlon A s Its title Implies, "M anners I depart, front door or sitting in tha car "Im mediately, he lowered his was paying fo r tha smaller Jar! Bo, session o f Congress. Returning to for M illions" is not a handbook fo r i "In sinipla homes." says ths (I'd like to say 'necking* hut that again to 10 rents per hamburger, j w hy tie-up extra money and also I Washington, aftsr a first-ballot the socially select. It Is fo r the author, "where there is no attempt won! I* not tn m y vocabulary) la But my friend knew she couldn't: get a glass Jar for which Mrs. j v|ctory, Kennedy looked every hoi pollcl, the peasantry, the Great at formality, the maid may h a v e, a|,0 inadvisable,” writes the avoid bankrnptry at such a redue-1 Crane would have little use? I jnrh th , Young Caesar— but he Unwashed. ..................... ' ' * no card receiver. In this case, author. shy Which explains •d rate. For she likes the smaller J «'» tame and saw without conquering. Miss Hadida dsvotea on* hole |she takes your rlrd in her heml." I ' I admire the skill with which she " T h a fa when tha began to use for Jelly, etc., hut our fam ily It ( The reasons (notably in the Sen! This obviously refers to the , manages tn avoid the word "n eck­ psychology. For she put a sign In now reduced to the point where Rtor's atrocious record of al«rn very, very poorest type o f home, ing." Didn't even mention it once, tha window which read: Cheap tha gallon glass ja r Is not o f any 19(sH) have* never bean where thry may have a maid but although she would have LIKED hamburgers — 16 cents. Choice appeal. fully exploited. cannot afford to buy her a tray. to. h* ^ ulr« " ' - - 5 7 ' V . „ , n'* ny p00tr, * ; M in. Field Three: Finally, the The book also explains how to Following ner example, 1 won't "W all the paopla figured If her arithmetic will probably buy that „ hnpp in fiu K#n. get out o f a rar. Re a blooming mention it either. Cheap hamburgers w .ra I I cent., |gallon Jar, thinking they are gat. lhn)w on, |nc, ut|oul 1. dv and wait fnr the chauffeur to The book instructs yon In thr then tha 10 renthamburger next tin* a bargain! p u n ch -ju st one. h ro «h e r!_ a t the open tiie door. If you haven't got door must he horse meat or ..lull.Sometimes r e H o . the pries will ^ known „ , k N, dia w . art o f making conversation at a a chauffeur, you'll be stuck In that u l.n a ••I ■ nr ui.iula lliast fnr. ' erated. party. By JAMES KELLER •UY w" m “ T 1* ' 0r-; fervid response whenever he „ k * car for the rest of your life. " A s a result, they quit buying merty moved but slowly. , hu , u<J|rnc, to eh u It is a rattier pretty and giaThe population of the United s .lanaelmairl ai nra it s t - { . I ” ' iviiti. si a>wi • r r ,11 Mil IIIKIIda 1x113 /'Ml »«* .Miss Hadida tells you WnRl what to both tha HI cent and 16 rent rhrap i . mt no „ „ t . n -l'-T „ Stale* w ,. o . l , J million w h.n IS , ,|„ . r. „ „ n ,m .i,il„ ,ly „ l . ' «•>•“ » •• *> hamburgers. Most of them ordered .0 0 I ( . " S T s . , t o l o b C ? l . ? " " " ■ » V S . f t * rm indln, r , I S „ . , r IS, U r i M a . . . . . . s , IS . w , ™ , . . . . . H T ths 25 cent variety. "H e r competitor saw he was p |.mn n « , ■■■■■« a t‘ "o‘"uz t '. iijr r ric. aim and a attaching Jax V J ? ' S ! Stale, wrote the D eclar.t.on of 1 - « M ! * into the w rong room.’ This shows wrong sajing "that young ■Smile and put thst person at ease beaten, so he also moved hia price j French name tn the product, it )ir|(l-> must be kept from th e , Independence. that you do not wish to be in thr up to the 3.1 rent figure, and both |elraned nut tiie supply within a White House. An iiuuimu « r tin-1 The urgent issues or 1176 were by saying, ‘ I'm quite accustomed limelight all o f tha tim e," to that. Everybody confuses me •f them are now getting along week. pudent jibe et the President by Ihvn uppermost in their mind*. But A story like that would cer­ with Sally." Too great a price rut, unless pretty wall." John Kennedy, or his more im -' Ihey slso wrote with an eye to tainly put Jane in the limelight. Many merchants who have had fully documented with logir, will petuotis brother, Robert, might future, laying foundation*, You may hnvo to carcsa her with (rouble disposing of an overstock produce suspicion instead o f sales. well hiing down llm Jovian wrath rooted In God's truth that would R a ilro a d (lets Loan a liMsehiill but before she will tell •f soap have found that they A local store recently eilvrrtisrd WASHINGTON (U P I) The it. which Mr. Eisenhower usually re­ sndurs far behind their own •corned salra by putting a sign fresh (auk sausage at .V.) rents government agreed today tn guar­ serves for the locker room and limes. Watch your language, advises •ver the soap that read—'"Limit of per pound when the chain grocery Less than 200 years later, A m er­ antee a It 1 million loan to help the author. NeTer use »uch ex ­ other privileged sanctuaries. charged S',» cents. It failed tn dis­ t hart to a customer." icans number close to <k) tunes revive Ihe financially - ailing New pression* as "g e ts my g oa t" or Thtrs is, at every reporter An old merchant in my boy- pose nt the cheaply prlcrrl anusthat original count. Hundreds of York. New Haven and Hartford "like nobody's busineas." Never knows, • contagion about cam­ hmv| who was s*Hing goods at R age! million* of frrr men have Irene- n aitroal. The action we* taken So send for my booklet 'M'he paign trains. You aie hardly red- flied from the clear vision of that ^j,v jj,e interstate Commerce Com- call h child * " k id " or -a y "surely" eenta per item, then aperdnl up sales by using s sign that said “ .1 New Psychology of Seles A Ad- blooded if you ran travel with a small group of statesmen who - m i„ ion undPr 1<>rmi of thf 19M when you mean ''certainly." 1 agree w ith her entirely. N o­ tor a quarter." ! vertlsing," tnclo*lng a stamped Presidential randidata and not deliberated in those far off days. transportation art. catch some o f his favor. thing get* m y gnat so murh at "R u t that's mnie expensive than I return envelope, plus 31) rent*. It was their concern for posterity If you brought a hard head hearing people call children l tha* carried them along. aboard tha train, it will keep in­ Facts an- tn the mind, what : “ kida." especially In front o f lid*, | You too ran benefit ths untold sisting that tM» Is a lleuKKiatir ! t hate tlar.g like nobody’* but! |nation* who will inhert our ae- j food i* tn the bodv. year — hut the softened heart —F.dmund Burke I net*. rompllshment* and our fai'ure* thump* out a eontrary message. |Take a stand for honest values in government. Don't tolerate moral, economic oc political short cutsi In this way you will enhance the LONDON (C P It — A Jury de- gift of liberty that is yours. eidrd today that 'l.ady Chatter, “ Tht work of justice shall he ley's Lover, ’ D. M. Lawrence's p ta re ." (tsaias 12:17) novel about the intimate Inve Never tet mr forget, 0 loving affair o f a high-born tady ami her Creator that eur aation a future gamekeeper at an English coun­ i depends on me and other* like try estate, it not obscene. me. 3 CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD V it I sing rather to make up his mind, Editor: Mr. Nixon hat seem ed Senator I in an arbitrary fashion, either Kennedy of political irresponsi­ sometime before or after he has Don't Forget Anti - Personel Mine In Campaign 11? HOLMES ALP.X A.NDKIt N IX O N TIMIN’ IN PENNSYL­ V A N IA —The heavy artlllrry It w hooshing o v erb oil, but in th« fi­ nal hours o f battle a m ort nunmaiming weapon lies undnfoot. It it the antl-peironnel mine. A ll aero it the mottled autumnal valley o f this Allegheny rrgion, along the told, tilvtr rivrr bed*, through tho first »nowfall* in the winter o f somebody's discontent, to the Editor LETTERS By William Drury PALTAKA (UPI1 - If the pro­ posed cross-Florid* can al will strengthen the nations! econom y, ssid Vice President Richard M. Nixon, “ you can be sure it will have my support." The canal would run from Jack­ sonville to Yankcetown on ths Gulf of Mexico, Sen. John Ken­ nedy had endorsed the ranat ear­ lier. The Florida Barge Canal Autho­ rity will meet with Federal Bud­ get Director Maurice Stans Nov. 9. the day after the presidential election, to ask for $20 million to complete engineering work and begin construction of the canal. PLANE FROM MIAMI . and it seems, that this problem would have more relevance to a discus­ sion o f foreign policy. One Is forced to conclude that Mr. Nixon's competence to conduct foreign af­ fairs is largely i Republican Party myth. President Eisenhower has been able in fact, to fiv e one Inst­ ance. in which Mr. Nixon has “ participated" in shaping foreign policy by supplying a m ajor idea formulated during his "eerem oaj l a l " travels abroad. Futhermore, a man who rannot or will not ' discern, with integrity, what is real, what is vitally important to the American people is a ma>£ without perspective. Lark of pers­ pective is a notable symptom of immaturity! Senator Kennedy, on the other hand has demonstrated in this campaign that he has both the intellectual capacity and moral integrity to percrlve vital problems which must be considered in an a f­ firmative ‘ Strategy of P esee." Mrs. Audrey A. Brownlee^ FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICE OV til. APPLIANCES FA 2-7658 ------- rnnrs------- APPLIANCE SERVICE 30t Sanford Ave. Formerly with Cormier, lar. 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(IS and 17-92 S-tSlI FA 2-362J FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION *8£ & - H ouse of Floors - Hanford, Fla. A A A SEWING I “ _ CENTER • • 203 W. 1nt I — ..... AT Y O U R FAVORITE STORE ir n t T m ) hunlord, I 1 lu. | - -■ ^ �" % h Turkey Shoot Set By Chuluota Club urs. Nov. 8. 19G0— Pape 5 Lake Monroe Jottings. . . g Artists Enter Juried E xhibition By SIRS. II. I„ JOHNSON' morning* sure fee! like it. I won't »«y * w-orrl if it stays away a lone tint# yet. Out this way the leaves » r « turning and patches o f goldenrod in the woods are so pretty. * * * Congratulations to Rev. and Mrs. Bobby Byrd on the arrival last week o f little Rebecca Bca- ^ r i c e . Rev. Byrd is pastor o f the FOR Entries are being submitted by Florida Artists for the Juried Ex­ Thanksgiving is coming closer hibition which will hang in Morse each day and nothing makes you Gallery at Rollins College from think o f Thanksgiving like an old- 1Nov. 17 to Dec. 2. Opening night w ill be held Nov. fashioned Turkey Shoot. 17. 7 p. m. to 9 p. m.. at Rollins The Chuluota Sportsman's Club when Dr. Hugh McKean will speak will hold a turkey shoot Saturday to the group. and Sunday on tha rifle range This exhibition ie in conjunction that the group is now construct­ with the Florida Federation of ing. A rt annual convention which will Tha shoot will h# from 1 p. m. be held at the Langford Hotel in to 5 p. m. on both days. Prizes Winter Park. Nov. 17 to Nov. 19 will be turkey*, cleaned and dress- with the Artist's League o f Or­ ed. weighing approximately 12 ange County serving as hosts. pounds. There will be two other types o f shoots with piiies o f two and a half pound frying chickens going to the winners. Proceeds of the shoot will he used for the improvement o f the range and for community projects sponsored by the Sportsmen's Club. Signs and arrows will direct people to the area. Coming from Chuluota on SRD 13. cross two wooden bridges and take the first unpaved road to tha right. Refreshments will be sold on the range grounds. Twelve and six­ teen gauge shells will ha furnish­ ed along with a limited supply of shot guns for those who don’t bring their own. Well! Is winter coming? Some It Pays To Use The Herald Want Adi CONTINUED GROWTH AND PROGRESS RE-ELECT A. I . (A l) WILSON City Commissioner GROUP NO. 1 A su n sstlh 3 years o f EXPERIENCB EFFICIENCY and ECONOMY Anur sole anil support appreciated Nov. ». 19(50 I’d. Pol. Adv Monroe Baptist church. • • • Henry Williams of Robbins, N. C„ was a visitor this past week of Murdoch and Clara Matheson at their home on Oregon A\e. • • • Weil at last h'tankie and Terry Wheatland are in their new store on Monroe Rd. The store has the latest in modern equipment. I ^ n o w they are real glad to be in it I now. • • • |t’ » a vely short time I.AKE MARY AREA MASQUERADERS ‘ tricked or treated’ for UNICEF ’ til election day so don’t forget to Monday. An incomplete count shows younjisters from Loch Arbor, ldttle vote. It will sure mean a lot for Venice, Sunland and Lake Mary collected $85 for the children's aid fund. yml to vote for your choice. • • • Mary llrttell, Helen Muse, Marie | Hittcll, Mary Sehmah and Grace Thurston will have charge o f the voting precinct out here. • • • J.arry and Chris Krrett and son. Those cotton plckin bants. They that stir asked per young son to | By MRS. .AUDREY JOHNSON Taul, are occupying the Marrs didn't tell Susie Spook all. They go to the office and get $i worth Costume parade winners at the p o t t a g e while l.arry is stationrd didn t let her know that she was of silver. After much delay lie carnival and dance sponsored by here with the Navy. At the pres- going to be scared silly with all same hack with his grimy little 1 The Lake Mary Home Demon­ the Geneva Youth Clubs- Sat­ •■it time l.arry is on two w eek s'1that rain and stuff. Why all day hands loaded with dimes, nicklcs urday night at the Community stration Club will hold .1 food sea duty. • • • Hid you give to long the leader spook Jerry Kirk ami quarters and said “ Mamma, House, were Lynn Yarborough, sab*. Friday from II a. m. lo U N IC E F? It ju«t would make was plagued with ghosts and I know you wanted knives and pre-school; Dehbic Brutnley, ele- j t p. m. in front o f the Tost Of your heart ache to see the unfor­ and witches wanting to know forks, and this is what they memary school; Wayne Sackctt, 1 fire in Lake Mary. tunate children abroad suffering what to do with that cake in the sent." junior senior tehools and Mrs. 1 Mrs. Ruby Sjohloni and Mrs. so badly. • * • Capt. Wesley M r-1 oven, and that home made candy Oh. and Bud Talley, when ole" Doris Dreggors. adult. Judges Olan Bmitwell will be In charge Mahon o f the U. S. Air Force is a-brewing Susie told you to go get on the 1 were Mrs. Roy Nichols o f Geneva. of the sale and all proceeds will visiting his mother, Mrs. Hazel Well, you can just bet that mechanical horse, she didn t mean Mrs. Ann Bohannon of Orlando go for the lienefit of Ihe Lake Gardner. 1 know Hazel is happy Jerry didn't order that weather to ride it. And the clowns and and W. E. Dibble of Geneva. Mary Fire Department. ^ becau se his visits air few and far cither, but bless her heart she witches were the cleverest yet. 1 Proceeds, which amounted to | A heating unit has been se between. ’ ' ’ Mr. and Mrs. Joe remained serene and sweet Why Emmett Kelley never had a W2 were turned over to the com- ' cured for ihe (ire department and Reynolds are the proud parents through it all. Many rides were thing on Howard Hood, J. W. mittre in charge of Installing a th« IID Club has taken as Its of a girl h im S a t O c t . '.?*lh The cancelled because of the wet Carter. Joe Corley J r . Hill new floor in the community house. projects, the ptirchave of a pre­ Reynolds are originally from Cler­ ground, and not knowing what to Gaines, R, L. Jcffcoat ami Ted fabricated chimney. II wdl have mont. • • • Mrs. Kate Kelley of expect, numerous booths were *et William* These winsome charact­ Could we «ee when and where lo he secured before the healing Point Washington, has returned up in classrooms, and supper was ers sold balloons along with we are tn meet again, we would unit hi installed All donations to home after a short visit with Mr. served in the cafeteria, rather Joyce Jones and • Mary Ann , he more tender when we bid nur ward thia project wilt be grateand Mrs. Claude Hawkins. • • * than outside as had been planned. Strickland. Those balloons, that friends goodbye. —Ouida hilly accepted The Home Demonstration Club Some said that Monday night's looked so festive, really took the meets tonight iThursI at the cvrn t was the best Halloween wind out ot the sails of Jane f h o m s o f Mrs. I.ouise Thompson Carnival in the history of South- Fletcher, tlie John Harlows, Butch with Mrs. Annie McArthur as co- side School. At any rate, in Walker and Buddy Kirk who' hostess. Sure hope to see you spite of a wet school night with 1 blew up 37(5. there. • • • Eleven HD ladies met many attractions called off, the Then there wers those wonder at the home of Mrs. Clover Marrs school is about St-200 better off. fill 40 A A men who lifted little last Thursday and made pretty This will be Used to purchase children on amt off their train candle holders under the direction som e worthwhile items for the for hours. No one has to tell o f Mrs. Rlarkwetdrr of Loch Ar- j school. these thoughtful people about the It looked pretty grim for those value of youth, their action* show hor. They surely are pretty anil they make wonderful Christmas diligent mothers who did such a Ilia' they are more than willing decorations. • • • Asked some superb job on the spook house, to wok out for Am erica's future. ^ te e n a g e r s what they wanted for llo w cie r, with ths never .-ay die Always a popularattraction the sem itrailer was are the ponies and the Iwo sup Christmas; Charlie Carlson wants attitude, a motorcycle jacket. Mary I.etier. moved because of the rain, and plied tin* year by Ihe Tyndalls a car and of all things to want the interior re decorated. Such were great. These along with the for Christmas is a pop corn pop­ scream s, one never heard as collier rarl and pony were top per and that is what Jean Strih- cam e from within during the ear drawing cards. ling wants. Now what I want nival. Before .Susie Spook folds her The country store was a huge sheets anil flics away until next Santa is. please a console oigun, pietty please. • 1 • Just a lew xucces. as were the pair tree, hat Halloween, she Just wants to week* until hunting mason ami It throw, boat on a pond, darts, list) say. on behalf of all in Soutluude 1 know a few hunters out this pond, jack 0 lantern, cake A cof­ School- a great big thank you And oh, the auction with to all the "frantic mothers,frus ® w a y I can safely say some camps fee and cabins have been readied for Colonial 1himself I Collier, was '.rated teachers, fidgety children it. Vic Hawkins, the Spivey camp. terrific, dm- youngster m the .iral most o f all to the “ spookiest Gus Scholar, Perry Wheatland ami crowd saw the colonel take o ff Ills spook of a ll'' Mrs. Velma Mil my boys, II. I.., Jim and Boh have coat, loosen his tia .then pick up a chell. been working like nurd getting InsmhiI of comic hooks. In hi* auc­ them ready. Safe hunting and tioneer chant, he called for a good luck to you hunters. • • * J. ( quarter, who’ll giv~ me a quarter C. Sspp is enjoying his vacation “ I'll give you IU cents,” said the on the river hanks fishing. I hear wide eyed little boy. he has really been catching them, I hen there was the mother who ® ton. was so busy working in a booth J Susie Spook Shouts: '$1,200 Made!' C arnival Profits Go To Building HD Bake Sale Aids Fire Dept. W hy a ll the excitem ent about a trip to the moon? . . . The Biggest Values In the Universe Are A t M A T H E R ’S STOP! LOOK! This W eek - BUY! SEE TH E B E A U T IF U L M E D A LLIO N HOMES IN ( O M I’ I.E T H LIVING ROOM GROUP RAVENNA PARK • Sofa Bed Choice of Colors 2 Step Tables • 2 Table La m ps • Matching Coffee Table 6 Model Homes Open — SEE THEM ONLY — ALL! $ $ |8 0 OPEN fh] P. 0 . BOX 561 LEESBl'RG. FLA. DOWN IN BACK Wt C a rry FRIDAY And S e r x ic * W EEK EVENING Our Own A cco u n t* JUST A SHOtlT BLOCK I ROM HAN FORD S BIG FKEF PARKING I.OT OF OUR • Gy m Sets STORE Complete Stock oL See Our Display of WK INSTALLED THE LIFETIME TERRAZZO FLOORS ROBERT BARBER 5 FREE PARKING Bicycles and in back of store USE OUR L A Y A W A Y CORPORATION aaa-w » > r m srassr______ ^ o . mi t * a n u PLAN! S a t is fa c t io n FRED M. SMITH, OWNER TELEPHON E S T A T E 7-1 I I I wheeled goods A S SO C IA T E S T O R * G u u ru n lircd SANFO RD Or Y our 318 BAST FIRST ST. .M oney B u ck I J �—...... F a g * 1—Thun. N ot. I , 1X 0 RoyHomeySlated ToTikeWeiss JobWithYanl • - NEW YORK (UP1) Harney, who sought IS years, is slated te to succeed his long-Um* tutor, Georg* Weiss, at general manag­ er af the “ new look” Naw York Yankees today. Weias, generally credited aa the mas most responsible for bring­ ing the Yankee* lb pennant* In Ua U years as general manager, wsa shifted to aa advisory capaeKp Wedaesday ia the latest of a series of changes that suited with the replacement ef Casey lUngtl by Ralph Houk as field manager. The Yankee! have ealM a press eonfereaee today at which time Harney's aaw appointment to expected to bo announced. Weiss, a member of the Kfw York organisation since 1133, wai “ prompted" te step tilde be­ cause of Ua age. The quiet, in­ troverted armchair goaiua, who baa woo much respect aad ad­ miration for hla baseball akrewdsets, la M yeara old. However, Well* dealed on Wedassday, that be wu fired, aad' lnsUad suted that hla semiretirement wai “ the result of a program set up in UM aad en­ tirely la accordance with my thinking." He said he would nerve in an advisory capacity for the next fivn years of his con­ tract. Ha may, 31, bee been groomed •a Weiss' successor for many years. Twice ho was "farmed" out to general managerial jobs with Ihe Pittsburgh riratcs and Philadelphia Phillies of the Nattonal League, and twlea ho was brought back to New York and further instruction under “ The toaster." llamey has been in baseball for M years, starting aa feitinttt manager of' Springfield la the Three I League In 1*23. He first Joined the Yankees in 1*34 as businesa manager of their llinghsmton farm, The maa respon­ sible for Harney receiving this job was George Wein. Just naturally better for heating homes! U m Sanford Semiaolea will be seiag tfler the No. 1 Ugh school football taaai to Central Florida Friday sight sad Coach Jim Ylgett laid'today "we’re going over there te win it.'* Wildwood, a real good Ugh school team alio la rated 12th ia statewide Florida prep standings and holds a win over Leesburg, which held Sanford to a icorelasa tie last week. “ We had ia awfully good week of practice and corrected aeree things that have bothered ua aad the boy* aheuld give Wildwood, a fit," Plgott laid. the weak w ai spent mainly polisUng the offense wUch bit shows spurts of color aad then made costly mistakes. The de­ fense has held up eieeptlosully well, giving up only three touch natural gp s Keeps you warm#*e guards your health. #. saves you m oney ••• and you never run out o f fixel! downs so far. NORTH ORLANDO HOMES BOWLING TEAM in tha Hl-Noonera League Includes, from left, Kate Littleton, Letha Ward, Helen Kallin and Louise Owens. The team currently is in second place in the league. (Herald Photo) Vernon Law Voted Cy Young Award For Pitchers BOSTON CUPI) - Vera Lew. BrogUe, a 21-gam* winner, tad who was scouted by a United relief ace IJndy McDaniel, both State* senator and signed by the of the St. Louis Cardinals, had Ptittsburgh Pirates with the help ooe vote each and two writers o f Bing C rosby's magic voice, wae voted the Cy Young Award abstained from voting. Previous winners o f the award, today as the m ajor league pitcher o f the year. named for (he Hall o f Fam tr Law, who won 20 games during who won a record 611 major the National League season sod league game), were Don Newadded two victories over the New Y ork Yankeea la the World .Se­ combe in 1954, Spshn in 1167, Bob ries, was named on eight o f the U ballots cast in the annual vot­ ing by the B steball Writers As­ sociation o f Am erica. Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves, who pitched a nohitter and achieved a record 11th 20wln season, was second In the voting with four votsa. Ernie Turley in 1961 and Early Wynn >In 1939. This marked the first year In which American League <pitchers were shut out In the voli ing. Law, a 3-foot, 2-lneh, 300-pound j right-hander from Meridian, Ida­ ho. earned (*>• nickname "Tha | Predictable Pirate” as his steady pitching provtd s key factor In Ihe Pirates' First NL pennant aloe* 1927. He started 36 gam es, pitched 272 innings, pitched II complete gam es and had n 303 earned run average to go with hla 20-9 mark. Essentially a control pitcher with a good sinker and ebangeup, Law's strikeout* out-numbered his walks, 120-40. The big right-hander, a Mor­ mon elder, was recommended to the Pirates ia 1947 by tha late 8cn. Herman W elker o f Idaho. Crosby, a Pirate stockholder who had been a classm ata o f Welker at Gonxaga College at Spokant. Wash., telephoned VCrn's m other and helped talk h er Into having him sign with tjie Pirates. John Welcbel and Mika Roberts will be co-csptsias for the Wild­ wood game and it will bn a spe­ cial showing for Robert*. His grandfather, a resident of the Wildwood area, will bo at Mm gam t to seo Um Seminole quarter­ back back play for the first Um*. America’s moat popular home heating fuel ii here—ready to protect your family against this winter’! chilli! Heating with natural gas aliminatea all worries about fuel shortage*, sudden changes, re-ordering, and b if heating bills. That ! becauae it’* delivered l*JgOtt h « i ,tv wu, « m uiv gem * with H arvey and T am ny at ends; Markham and Sim aa at tackle*;-H odgca and Pearson at guards, and Welcbel at center. Roberta will ba lha signal c a l­ ler and Pbagin the fullback, with McKibbin and Davts starting at halfback positions. . a* It 0___ t_________I __ storm-proof) to your homo. . . and you pay only for the amount you u m . Natural gas heating units rang# from compact, one-room models to large ones that will heat your whole house. Come in and see the complete selection on display. Visit our showroom or see your dealer now! Horne's Bolsters County Loop Lead Homa’a Distributors added to ih tir lead in tha Seminole Coun­ ty Businessman's Bowling League this weak, adding three m ore wins to bring their total up to 27. Jet Inn Bar and Benton General Con­ tracting still are within eatehing distance, at they ended with 24 wins. Sanford Eleetrie holds third with 25, followed by Owens Gulf Service 22, Rlde-a-While Stables records than Perry Como ever cisco 49’ers, calls fullback Art 21, Art Day’s Turkeys 20, Gator made. There it one, however, Baker one of the two best pro Lumber and Atlantic Coast Line which tells the entire story. prospects la the nation. Ernie Da­ 10 each. Vulcan Materials 18, Ab­ The hardtack salline warriors stract Corp. and W ally’a Phillips vis, the ball-carrying workhorse, held the opposition to an average 66, both 17, Independent Five, could make any team in (he land, of 19 yarda a game rushing. Hanford Atlantic National Bank, And to this very vital italistlc and you can give odds on that. Southern Bell and' Wall’ t n u m b ­ the crunching fact that Syracuse He has, among other things, wiped ing, IS each, H arvey’s Plumbing rolled up aa average o f 462 yards out som e of fabulous Jim m y 14, Casaelbenry Country Club and per gam e and you can easily un­ Brown's Syracuse records. Heftier Homes 12. and N orth Or­ There was a time when Lou lando Home* with 11. derstand why the powerhouse from Piety Hill went through its Little, while he was coaching a t ! Clarence Wallis, Sr. was hich Columbia, e xpreased a general i man ail the way around Tuesday season unscathed. There were five Handouts In feeling by observing: evening aa he strung nine atrikea "Give me two big tackles and together for a big 269 scratch, and that 1969 line. They were guard Roger Davis, tackle Maury You- a fullback and I'll give you a ! a 600 aeries. John W right also mans, guard Bob Yates, end Ger­ winning team.” had a 600 aeries to tie for that ry Skonieciki and end Fred MiuNot any more. In this era of honor. lino. Only Mautino returned this fully diversified offenses it doesn’ t Dutch Dewit, George Conklin. take Ihe attacking team long to Dan Ritsie, J. Smiley and Joe year. Davis, six feet, three inch** and discover the tiniest flaw in the Rubel all made the 3-10 split, with 236 pounds, went to the Chicago opposition'! defensive armor. Thu* Tom Sprouse making the S-7-8, Bears. So too did Youmans, who Ihe line- particularly on defense, Ritsie the 6-9-7, John Strickland is six-six and 230. Yates, six three finally Is getting long overdue and Ralph nett.*, the 6-10, Jim and 236, went with the Boston i recognition. Anderson 3-9-10 and Beb May the Hie New York G unts broke mean 4-10. Patriots and was swapped to the Dallas Texans before a knee oper­ | precedent twice last season by ination sidelined him. Skonierxkt. I traducing their defensive unit man only six feet and a mero 205, is [ by nun. And Jim Leo Howell, their coach, quips that few people piaylug in Canada. EAST ORANGE, N . J. (U PI>— .Syracuse, which suffered its recognise him and once, when he Ralph Dotina, who won 1(5 o f 156 first shutout in 27 gsmea as it was Introduced, the other party professional fight# from 1920 to lost to Pitt, 100 last week, still replied: 1940, died o f a virus Infection "Oh, yes, you're Sam H uffa Tuesday night. has the firepower. Pappy Waldorf of the San Fran­ coach.” Huff is the floating linebacker » h « apart,* that almost legendary OMAHA. Nab. (U P I)—'The Lee Giant defense. And, as Syracuse has shown, a super team must Angeles Dodger* may meva their NEW ORLEANS - Ralph Dupes, have the horses up front. You St. Paul farm club o f the A m eri­ US. New Orleans, stopped Gale \ on’ t get worse than a tie if Ihe can Association to Omaha next Kerwtn, 146, Canada 7. other guy can't acare. year. MIAMI BEACH — Paul Dias, 16 24 , Cuba, outpointad Allan Har­ mon, 1824 Jam aica 10. PAISLEY, Scotland—Chic Calderw’ood, 174, Scotland, stopped flolf Peters, 171 Germany 4. Syracuse Finds Great Line Makes Great Team Ry OSCAR FRALEY United Press International NEW YORK (U P li—An ohjer. vatlon once made by Otto Graham when he was the passing alar of Stemper Bowlers Take Firs) Place Stsmpvr Agency got Into first place In the Snndapur Rowling ' League after thsir third week of winning all four points from thsir opponents. Second pln«-» i« M il liy R»heon's Sporting Goods, folluwtd by Davis Bulldtrs. In the fourth slot are Wilson-Maisr Furniture and Foodmart, all tied up, and Pterro Manufacturing in aixth. Rolling high games for tha week were Ann Conklin, 851; Lll Donat 641 and Lll Ogden, 610. Next will bo a clash between tha tw o top team), Stempar and Robaoit'a, on one ami two. Davis and Foodmart will compete on three and four and Wilson-Malar and Piarro on fiva and alx. the Cleveland llrown) today Mints up Ihe itory of the hinted hobble at Syracuse. "Y ou can't complete p u s e s ," quoth Otto, "w hen you are sitting on the neat o f your pHiit*.” It's that simple. A year ago, Syracuse had a super team because it had a su­ per line. This year, with four of those seven behemoths known as tlie "S uable Seven” having gone the way o f all graduates, Syra­ cuse is back with Hit merely good teams. Take ail of the iuper teams and you'll find that they bad iuper line*. The "F ou r Horseman” of Notre Dame ran roughshod over the opposition because o f those seven mules up front. Fordham was great with its '‘Seven Blocks of Granite” ami when I.SU had the "Chinese Bandits” it was only a matter o f time before It outscored the opposition. 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POTATO HEAD CH ESS S E T Transform fruits, vegetables Perennial favorite! W ith Into 1001 comic characters, board,chessmen,Instructions, My Merry Beauty Shop Spelling-Counting Board H20 MISSILE ROCKET Shell delight in this cos* With 32 numbers on one side. metic set just like Mommle'sl' and le tte rs on the other, ByMattellSlingshotlauncher, hi-flying rocket, cap warhead. V A N ITY S E T One for dolly—one for her! Brushes, combs, 'cosmetics/ Doubla Checker Board MRS. POTATO HEAD Checkers & Chinese checkers. Marbles 4 checkers included, Comic dress up for fruits and vegetables. Has own car. j �v ■ • h i * ft—T T im . K o r. t , I9 6 0 (Dmh flbby ! ly Abigoil Von Buren DEAR TRYING: You can’t cure both ills with the same medicine. Each child has a slightly lopsided personality. Pull the reins a little lighter on your daughter. Make her budget her time until she de­ velops better study habits. Encourage your son to take part in school activities, but don’t push him too hard. Seriousminded boys are usually late starters so­ cially—but they catch up. DEAR IN : Tell that loving character that he had better forget you aa the ob­ ject o f his affections because you are not interested in him, If he continues to "make you nervous”—avoid him and let HIM tell your husband why. • • DEAR ABBY: Maybe 1 am just plain stupid, but you said in your column thnt people shouldn't shake a dust m o p out t h e window. I would like you to tell me how else you can get a dust mop clean ? STUPID '2*. •. a DEAR ABBY: I have a daughter, IS. who is boy-craxy. I also have a 17-year-old son who isn’t interested in anything but schoolwork. I wistr she had some o f his habits and he had some o f hers. I am more worried about the boy be­ cause he is at the age where he should be doing aomething besides studying. My daughter and son hardly evtr see each other because she is out chasing the boys and he is home studying. Can you give me a solution to my problem ? M.v husband la away a lot. TRYING HARD DEAR ABBY: ThU is a lulu. I am marriad to a man who is insanely jealous. One ", o f hit best friends just told me that he is ; In love with me and has been from the moment he saw me. I have never given him any encouragement. This friend is around all the time and I am nervous* and uncomfortable in his company. I can’t tell him to stay away or my husband will won­ der why. Don’t tell me to talk to my hus­ band or he would beat this man to a pulp. Please tell me what to do. JN THK MIDDLE 0 Television ' • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO HANSEN: “ Ex­ perience is the comb that Nature gives to bald men.” Live a little. • DEAR STUPID: Place the mop upaide down on a newspaper and vacuum the dust out with an electric sweeper. If you have no vacuum cleaner, use a whisk broom. • • If you want a personal reply from Abby, write to her in care of this paper and enclose a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. She answers ALL letters. I THURSDAY P. M. • »*> 1*1 S ;t * H i S : U (S i (•) * . la (S i *. II 111 (S i Channel I l s K e w s r o o m Hig hw ay Patrol A tla nt ic W e a th e r .V i w w o p i People's C hoice Slid. Pla. N#wa lluntlajr Prink lay Hu nting * P lahin g with Hon . FRIDAY A. M. *:1S #.*• 7.i>« 7:3<l 7 :3I 7.3S Thc Lady Loves Hats! I II I :4 0 *:11 lilt S:iS s so • ;## IDYTH THORNTON M cLEOO l--.-r.II\ if • if 1 -a II •‘ Secretary o f Stale for the e n f In the tim e outfit? And," •tats of New York, Inducted into the added, " I am now wearing ettee b y Governor Rockefeller hats in the evening, tiny, rather gay affairs which, with jewelry, January let IMS." Is aot that a very im preuive make a party dre»t out o f a aimStatement? It certainty la and the pie, black daytime dresi." Mr*. Simon has a ton and daugwoman about whom U was made Is equally impreuive. by her gtraonallty, her work as Secre­ tary of State for New York amt bar delightful femininity. Caroline K. Simoa la an at­ tractive woman who loves her work and is dedicated to her pro­ fession as ■ lawyer, whieti led to ber appontment to such a high By DICK WEST office. I asked Mri. Simon why she chose the law for her profes­ United Press International sion. "W h y ," she said, " I m ar­ WASHINGTON (U PI) — On ried a lawyer end found that I . night, the Democrats liked reading lllackstone to. of . 1 plan tc have a "victory party" In course, I studied law and it has led to my very interesting jo b ." the Mayflower Hotel The Repub­ And may 1 add that our lady licans plan to hava a "v ic ­ passed the Bar, eaamlnatlon on tory party" in the Sheraton Park Hotel. ber first try. One of these celebrations will, A t brunch the other morning Mrs. Simon arrived wearing a 'o f course, turn into a wake be­ sm art wool suit in black with a fore the evening is over. Either stunning turquoise hat and, In add way, it will be a sad night for I d this color, she wore a match- me. lag blue chiffon scarf caught with 1 will be sad because there two matching gold clips. She car won't be any presidential cam ried S black jersey stole bordered paign headquartcrj ielt for me to hi black fox fur. "T h ii," she said. visit, f o r an inveterate candidate " I will wear later for a big and watcher like myself, this is tan Important lunch. It will dress me wp.’’ Mrs. Simon feels that her The election will leave me feet personal appearaaee is very im ­ ing like a fisherman would feel portant as so many people seem ' it all the trout streams suddenly to think that a woman executive dried up. will be disinterested in clothes. It was, therefore, with heavy When she leaves her home early heart that I set out this week to ba the morning, Mrs. Simon rarely \ pay my final pre election calls at gets back to dress for any special ', the offices of the Democratic and occasion so ahe dresses up with Republican National Committees, ieeketa, and colorful hats (she which have been the nerve ern keep* several in her office) add to ters of the campaign. Bor appearance. She ehanget I kept remembering those flor •carves and often adds matched ious pre convention days last te-hat Jewelry, { spring when the town abound "1 favor bright colors in hats od with presidential hopefuls and and • cheerful hat is nice to ! there was a campaign headquar bring to • meeting on a dreary ' te n on virtually every corner. winter day. Do you know my My Brit atop was at the Deni clothes ere so basic and simple ocralic committee because I bap that hate make me look "differ- pened to have been in that neigh htar and 1* a busy woman who takes time to be charming and very feminine. This adds to her executive ability. , People Ustea to a well-groomed and smartly hatted woman, don't you? Candidate Watcher Will Be Left Out Of All The Victory Parties DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 . Tim ber t r e e (W .I-) • .T all •10. G r in d in g tooth rzoyer v oodinX M ,T h U 9 •eatterafl 1 0 , Hebrew le t tag M -U th e I t. cur trtJB la . cut 3 9 .The (T r ) 30. Substance ai.owM • i . L oat h e thong 34. Decree S t . Cordage 3. Opposite c( 21. Greeting windward nickname 6. Argent tahbr.l 6. T r o u s s e a u boxes (0 F r u it r~ *" F" e-f- BS. A t home 84. Comment# 8 7 . M a n 's 1 T_ r P i TSa 1r % P1 has become so far- flung that nobody ran see it all at once, even with the naked eye. It anr Music Program At Art Galleries FRIDAY P. M. 11.14 IS) lit IS) l l . l t ID !3 :V t IS) lit 1:0a iS) III occupies pert* o f eight buildings, one of which la bound to be nearby regardless of what neighborhood you're in. Th« Democratic digest staff and It Could Ba Tnu daurih For T o m o r r o w Quaati For A D ay (luldlna Light NBC N*wa Kaport Damn Political Hpeech Pocut Dr. Iliulton's gaaiat Jonrnal 1)1 About Kaaaa 1.14 (•) A* T h« W orld Turnu IS) Pan Pram-tarn Daat I .» 4 (Si Jan Hurra) Plmw 1*1 Pull I'lrrla ( » ) Tour Day In C ou r t S IS l ) i napublltan ripaarh 1 . 10 ( ! ) l-nrttta Tnung I t l Art l.lnklattar ISl Road to Rrallly 3.00 (Si Tnu me Dr. Slalont («> Mlltli.nalra •SI l i n t Tha Clock I )« IS) Prom Tliaaa Itoota ) * ) Tha Vardlct la Toura ( ! ) Who Do Ton Truat 4 40 ( j i Make Room F o r Daddy ) UI Hr l|htar Day i l l A mar Ira n Haudatand 4:13 •*) Pacrat story 4:54 ( l i L 'l u ' o f M ah t 4.04 (Si 4 O'clock Movie I I I I'nrla Walt < l ) I'opaye r U y h o u i t 4 SO ( l i Roy Ro|art IS) Rln Tin Tin the correspondence section are located at 11M Connecticut Ave. The mimeograph, record and speech writing departments aro at 1737 L St. Tha advisory council and the speaker's bureau have suites at 1021 Connecticut and the , advertising and women's bureaus 1 aie at ISOt K St. Thr farm, butiness and v i c e presidential divisions are at 13th amt K; the registration and eiti|tens branches are at Ml Consti­ tution Ave., and absentee voting is handled at M l 17th St. I learned all of this In the *T "_ main office at 1001 Connecticut, I * ® j p O n b O T Pioneer Group which is where I caught np with Sam Brightman, the com m ittee's publicity director, who way look ing rather h a rm ed . ; After advising me to grab an ; empty chair "before someone •laris typing io it," Brightman •aid the eommillee. whose nor­ mal staff number* 73 to 8U, now had 370 paid worker*, plus un­ counted legion* of volunteers. Evan to. it wat ihort handed. "T h e Bcpublican committee op crates like an advertising ag en cy ," Brightman laid. "W e operate like a email town newt paper on the day of the big fire." In another week, regardless of who wins, the (Ire will be out and everybody wdl have a place to ait down again. Brightman said some o f tha praiaurat generated by the campaign already had be­ gun easing off. D —L .. DQDV S j f f i n n S # » r v iff» J , m n 9 J crV IC e T h f Pioneers group o f the T in t Presbyterian Churrh wilt will sponsor a baby sitting service in the Editrational Bldg, of the church all day Nov. 8 for mothers who with to vote. The educational Bldg l* located on 3rd 31. and the youth group with adult supervision will be in charge. Facilities to rare for all aged children will he in the building. Mrs. Charles Sims will be in charge. Rainbow Barbecue Rainbow girls of Sanford Assam hly No 23 will «pon*or a ehieken barbecue dinner at the Elk's club Friday from 4 p. m. In I p. m. Dinner* will he delivered upon order and packaged in hoses at requtst. Red Chinese, Soviets Split Over Major Ideological Points By PHIL NEWSOM Khrushchev has said the basic L'PI Foreign Editor principles of Karl Marx and V. I. Despite ocrailonal mtanagr* o f Lenin must be modernized to con ­ good will between the leader* o f form with modern conditions and Naughton, Muller, Rearick, Salis­ bury, Seger, Som mer, Stutkerhetm, Waite, Woods and Wells. At the time of the musical#, the art galleries will feature an ex ­ hibition of paintings by tha four teachers of the summ er school which was held at the M au ion House. All new works of Robert Camp, Ocala; I.aura Lock. De Land and Eugene White and LeRoy Nichols o f Sarasota will be no exhibit and will remain hanging until Dec. 1. A Silver Tea also_ » planned in r _______ ______ Communist China and Soviet H i m - that tha only alternative to w a ■ia, their ideological difference* is peareful co-existence. The C h i-1 _ 3 0 W lQ S S constitute a major split on the nese Reds call this deviation and will have no part o f it. bedrock principles o f Communism. Khrushchev'* major rival fo r ! And the L'nitfd State* i* more Communist leadership ia Mao Tha 1930 Seminole High gradualthan an innocent bystander. Tze-Tung. Mao, a rnyitlc, regards i ing class will hold a reunion Dec. The L'nitid State* I* in the himself as the true disciple o f j 33 at the Shrine Club, according background a* an economic and Marx and hew* with no deviation j to Robert C. Hodges, president Reservations mutt he made by military giant whirh must be to the Marxist-Leniniat teaching that capitalism and Communism those planning to attend no later reckoned with by both. The Ru*must inevitably fight a war to the 1than Dec. 1 with Mrs. Eddie Sen aiana *ay there must be "peacadeath, nuclear vmib-t notwith- karik. ful co-existence.” The Chinese standing. 1 The invitation committee has There he* been no indication been unable to locate the«e memCommunists say eventually there PeInin* w-oiiM even send an offt- hers; MiMred F»wF<\ Ned P.uie, must he a war to the drath. Rumiii hn* railed in world C om ­ eial repressntative 10 the Red Jennnif Denkins, Roberta Mr munist leaders to Moscow this summit meeting in Moscow. Last Conaughay, George Watkins and month to try to rate the present Febniary it merely aent an ob­ Junior Castle. It would be appreciated if those rift in the Peiping-Motemv axis, server, Kang Sheiig, to a Moscow but few peraona expected the Red meeting o f the Warsaw Pact na . | having information on the present address of any mem ber in this j summit to succeed. The differen­ tions. ' ces are too great between the two. Kang openly dissented with group would rontaet Mrs. Donald Flatnm or Mr*. Robert Hodges. Communist China founded ita Khrushchev's eitimata o f U. 8. government on three major pre- potential and epoke out strongly | u . A )„ , nce . llh lh, Sovjet against any ra-ing o f U. 8.-R us­ olh#r Communist eountrie.; sian tension. Peiping rave hia V f. E. Gray o f laska Mary , will stamp by expansion o f Chinese Communism speech the official have 30 volunteer workers for tha through Asia; undying hostility broadcasting it over Peiping Ra­ United Fund making houso to toward the United States. It ha* 1<1lo and publishing it in the o ffihouee calls in tha t.ake Mary area -hown nu indication of changing rial newspapers. _ which will include Loch Arbor. these. With occasional aides* ipea at Litle Venice, and Ravenna Park. Soviet Premier Nikita 8. K h ru -1 Yugoslav deviation. Communist This will be the only house to shchrv, though displaying no 'C hina has devoted alt its energy house campaigning to date and no great amity towxid the U nited! lu der.oundng the United States, oth eri are planned. States, has been enough o f a It has railed Pirudent Kiienhow. realist to know th» M, S. i« strong er a "bloodstained buteher” and enough lo inflict incalculable the United States She world's damage in a nurleer war. |greatest enemy of peace. Plans Reunion Fund Drive Set OPEN VA.* % **" Id __ FREDDIE’S STEAK AT: 3:10 - 4:48 . 7:13 SINCE 1940 — z1 ^ r Serving Dailv Until Midnight B R OUGHT TO FOOD MACHINERY CHEMICAL CORPORATION FLORIDA DIVISION LAKFL AND. FLORIDA THE C A P R I AN N OU N C E S Family Night Dinner* MON. - TUBS. • WT*!>. 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HtAWSRARENTMANi J g mmm__ —^,1I—w O C T O S IR STOP SQUINTING A Natlaa At Hit Mercy HI Phona Midway 4-t‘jUd 37“ • T A R T IN S 9:30 HOUSE Restaurant and Lounge _ gram and art exhibition. 1 2 :1 5 Ceatral Florida's Finest, Most Unique 91 vr __ conjunction with the musical pre­ IODAY THRU SAT • _ • « r_ __ TT I Since the campaign began, the _ IT DOWN loosely. that thy first take place early in October. It would last two hours, oa u . 8 . Hwy. 17-93 FERN PARK. FLA. r 1, Candlenut (II (SI 10.14 (Si •Si It.nO i l l (0 ) (») tills ill i« i IS) 11.to (Si i*l (1 ) commitments already made. Even as the four debates were unreel­ Sign On ing, the campaign was acquiring have a panel of two genuine Cont. C lattr oom Today warts of its own. Polio w e re newsmen and a moderator. After Rian On W ta tha r, Nawa taken. Prestures were built up. this initial brush, both candidate! r a r m Slarktt R e p o rt Hard • hitting, non > televised would weigh the results and pre­ T od a y W ak* tip C ar to on a speeches were made and sharp pare for the remaining two en­ X a n t -W a a t h a r words wert exchanged. More and counters. CUP Nawa Captain K a n g a r o o more heat was generated. When it The eloaing session* might Be The Choriatera, under the di­ VVtathtr and .Vawa rim e time to negotiate one extra held on the Thursday and Friday C oun tdow n Nawa rection of Laura Platt Brown with Toda y debate, a debate that had not nights before election day. In that Boola and Kaddla i been nailed down tn September way they would help wash away Mrs. Perry James, accompanist, Itompar R o o m when the nailing-down was good, the effects of aoy specious, ov e r­ will present a recital for the Kar toon Ka ptra I'roaarnada lesa amiable negotiators from the stated public utterances and r e ­ benefit t t Florida Federation of Ding Dona Pchnnt Central Florida Nawa and rival camps found it more diffi­ store the issues and the candi­ Art at the Mansion House Gal­ Interview a cult than ever to maintain an air dates to a balanced perspective, leries, Nov. 27 at 3 p. m. The Dough R* Ml o f politeness and a spirit of give- more realistic stance. Each o f the Darambar Rrida program will consist of religious, and take. Orbit final debates ought to be a min­ secular and novelty numbers in Play Tou r Hunc h Since we voters need to h iv e imum of 90 minutes long. They eluding solos and duets by fa­ v i d t o V lllaia the debate format made part of j ought to have a moderator and Prlca It rttaht vorite DeBary talent. I I o n Lucy our political fabric, I would sug- 1 dispense with the newsmen Bv Chorister members are Mmes. H ornin g T s a r : gest that a firm network debate all means, let the candidates ask Concentration Anderson, Armstrong, Blair, Boy­ Tha Clear Horlaon schedule be drawn up well be- each other the queations. T h e er, Cole, Crosby, D tW er. Good­ Lova Tha t Rob for# the 1964 campaign begins, moderator would be there juat to Truth nr C on se que n ce s man, C. Gray, E. Gray, Hill, KuBefore the 1964 nominating eon- keep the dialogue in productive l-nva o f Lift pecz- McClure, McKenchnte, MeThu Tuiun ventions, too. | channels. Juat 8 Mile* South of Sanford _ L. I II tt.a« i l l borhood," I am using the term -1 % ■ nickname 8 8 . Bilk v eils feed ) 99. G irls name r_ 1 ? 7“ TT— 1 % fir rs~ 1:14 IS) (II (St (li HI (S i (*) (*> (*) (SI IS) (# ) isi ISi id) IS) IS) (S) (I) d r in k 12. Ont of the "Little Woeuea" bird 33. Epoch* 18. Mineral spring B3. tree heel 23. M e n a p ro p e lle r a r oom 17. Otrt'a r a n t e 34. Fabulous 3 0 . T o le r a b le B L Vxelam a* tton 42 . Dulled 43. Appaar 44 F at w ith vulner *bla 7. SiUy nickH E n c M fo n*me 9. Ptoektnga 36. Sun TftlerSai's Aaeaei 13. B th lira l gn.1 27. Female deer 36 Masculine name 30. Dumbarton 37. A u litan l 14 Slaah ____ 39. Work room 18. D ra ft from ----(colloq ) airplane 32. In F ra nce, from candlenut tree 4 1. L ily (ailing) 32. M in 4 . Girl a borhood. And when I say "n eigh ­ committee Difficulties Of Television Debate Series May End The Great Effort (»> John D a lr 1.SS ( ! ) Jim Bowl* ( * ) Nat l P r o F ootb a ll Hilltaa T i l l (• ) Dou g Howards T;IU 131 Tha Outtana (d t W it nes s i t s (luaaiwa rd Ho SiS t (By Doona Paid By FRED DANZIG The contenders for the nomina­ • 3* 1*1 na pu bllc an I p a a k a r a.'** H r Rat Maataraoe NEW YORK tL'PI) W i l l tions should be asked to com m it I #) Kta Hunt thorg be a 1964 version of TV 's tSl Heal McCoy a Ihcraselves in advance to face-to"G reat Debate*?" A : 4 « ( S i Bachalor P atbor ( * l Wanted Dead o r Alive The difficulties that arose in face discussions oa TV that would (S i T wo F ar e* B aat trying to arrange a fifth debate I have been scheduled beforehand I:SO l> i Krnla Ford ( * l Phil Silvers 1 in 1960 indicate trouble ahead. by party and network representa­ ( * ) Tha U ntou cha bles We can't take the debate series tive*. 1# 00 (S i O r o a c h o Mars for granted in the next campaign. (S i Fcraoa to Paraon If this ia left untif after the ( t ) Balt A Howall Praaanla This year's series, admittedly candidates are chosen and the ia ;S *(S t Sllka Hammar presented on a trial and error campaign t* in progress, Octo­ (SI DuPont Show S I .** (S) New ieop e bail*, was firmly scheduled well ber's “ fifth debate" experience In­ 1*1 Channat Kli P r o m t In advance of the full-scale cam ­ dicates that the rivals are not go­ (SI Mld-Pta. Nawa U . l t t l ) H o lly w o o d M oy le C a r a t - paigning by either Vice President ing to be aa oasy to deal with. awda Nixon or Senator Kennedy. T h • Are five debates neeessary? I I f ) a'hannat S T h a a t t r yCalhliualea want through me tour- don't trunk so. I i i . * a (S i Ja ck Paar Is## I I I Nawa . debate schedule and lived up to Three should do it. I suggest �- • VJSe54Jt?*‘- I HARVESTofBESTBRANDS ■f «*M *■* * f is * n i 'l S ® J ® R C « fT 3 ^ e » -. - ■, n f jf | | | ) | * 7 : m3M*i» :\ '.i t V »^ jv SUNNYLAND HAMS Tender, Sweet W -D "B randed" Tender Chuck Roast ■ T h rifty M a id Yellow Cling r n Peaches r o x r l e s *. 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IT. 14. -----LOST: Black female Cocker Span let In Golden Lake area, answera to name of “ Pinky.” REWARD. Ph. FA 2 3313. LOVELY large furnlihed bedroom, private entrance. FA 2*7461. ^ UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom apart meat. Phone FA 24402. in. I. Lost & Found LARGE 2 bedroom Ireshly painted apartment, 310 M ainoln A K Rosietler, Florut, FA 2-I851 APARTitENTS for rent. Maple A re. Call FA 2 2271. 7. Buaine** Rentals ft. Beach Ren'nl* 9. For Sale or Rent Wanted to Rent II. Real Efltate Wanted 12. Real E*tate For Sals IS. Alnrl*:*** Loan* H . Insurance 16. 17. 18. 19. A. For Rent UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom houte $75, ItB Rotalia. FA 2-8831. UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom CB house; atove and refrigerator; in Sunland. FA 2-3097. 3-BKDROOM 2 bath, kitchen furnished, beside new hl:h school 395 month. Ph. FA 2-76S1 or FA 2-1971. NEW LY decorated furnished S room cottage. 2 bedrooms. Ph.'./ FA 2-1437. FURNISHED 1 bedroom Pn. FA 2 0363. duplet. 2* BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 2-5303. NICELY furnished duple*, plea sant surroundings, 317 or 319 FURNISHED large 2 bedroom W. 12th. St. Phone NO 31269 or house 2318 Sanford Ave. Ph. or FA 2 5203. FA 2 0731. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Toet.. thru FH. ■ 1 M . day be 20. Habynilter* V tore Insertion. Non. • Sal. poo«. 21. Beauty Salon* w 22. Build • Paint • Repair STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: T«es.. tbra Fri. •1 M l . day be­ 21. Building Material* fore insertion. M ob Sal. naee. 21. Electrical Service* 23. Plumbing Service* RESPONSIBILITY: 26. Radio ft Television The Herald will Ml be responsible 27. Special Servlre* for more thaa one incorrect Inter 28. Laundry Service flea sf yoar :d . and reterres the 29. Flower* . Plant* • Shrub* rlibl te retlte or reject any ad-1.10. Poultry • I’ eta - Stock trerlitemenl from tthal ordered te 11. Automobile* • Truck* conform u the policies ml this 32. Aulo Repair Service paper. |11. Boat* ft Motor* ____________________ ,|.1L Machinery • Tool* 13. Motorcycle* - Scooter* 16. Trailer* - Cabana* I t P nyn 17. Furniture 18. Article* For Sale 19. Artielea Wanted To L'm Tho asks t. 2. |.*1. I. A. For Rent FURN. ApL 20149 W lit SL STKNSTROM RENTALS V TlinF.F. BEDROOM corvrrte 3 RR Apt. t.arge. Immediate 573 block home on lake $100 3 UR apt. Large. Avail. Ml monthly. 1( Nov. loo Home unfurn. 3 RR 1 Bath 95 Home unlurn. 3 RR. 1 Bath V m e»* I In* .. 2 HP.. ! ' i Ba'.h !U THK IT .ML IK S TED FIRM 116 N Park Ave. Ph FA261Z3 Furn. Home 2 BR. Avail 18 Nov. .. ......... ................ ** W E U K A APARTMENTS: rooms Fur.i. Home. 2 Br. Avail. private baths. 114 W First St. 1C Nov.................................... tn o, Unfurn. Home. 2 BR l Bath » d ' 2-BKDROOM bloek home. Large utility and Florida room. De Bary. FA 27213. St. Johns Realty Co. Stenstrom Realty SAN LA.NT A APARTMENTS Nice large apartment 404 E, 14th St. Phone FA 2-4292. 3-ROOM furntahed apt., screened porch. 612 Park. I_ 2-BKDROOM unfurnished house at Lake Monroe. FA 2 3930. 1. Education - ln*truction FURN. Apt. 2300 MeltonvlU*. 111 N Park Ava •i " Phona F.» 2 24)9 3 - UNFURNISHED housea in Oviedo: t unfurnished house 231T Palmetto Ave.. Sanford: 1 un­ furnished house 914 Freneh . Ave. Sanford: furnished apart-* ’ ment 317 Park Ava. FA 2-1339. 3 tl Park Ave. Kersey. I ROOM with o r without b o * «L |2 RKDROOM furnished apartment Near hospital and medical center, j 801 Palmetto Avenue. PIANO LESSONS 75c. FA 2 8052. FA 2-0461. LOVELY 2 bedroom unfurnished G. For Rent 2-BKDROOM unfurnished home | houve in excellent neighbor­ I i ^ nS M iim n u hood. 826 Escambia. FA 20274. $75 a month. 116 Country Club; unfurnished home • -n r.u n u u M Cir. Call after 5:00 p. m., 2006 French Ave. FA 2-2096. FA 2 5148. o FURNISHED apt. FA 2-2800. Nicely furniihed, twin beda, pri EXCEPTIONALLY nice 1 bedroom vate entrance: reasonable. 1311 FURNISHED apt Mo Park Avt house, all electric, 814 Elm. Ph. Palmetto Avenue. FA 2-1682. ' BEDROOM apttairs apartment, LARGE 2 bedroom house and air conditioned. «70 FA 2 0866 SLEEPING ROOMS the Gables. screen porch, jnfurmshed. $40 APARTMENT, private bath, nice month. Ph. Geneva 2451. 401 Magnolia Ave FA 2-0720 ly furnished, $40 mo. 407'v W. |2 - BEDROOM pmtly furnished FURNISHED eottage located at 1st. Five Points; weekly or monthly; hous*. w-tth water, $60 per 2-BR houte. modern. FA 20578 $65 per month. Ph. FA 2-1167. month. FA 26007. LARGE BEDROOM 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen furn­ SLEEPING ROOM with modern! 1 BEDROOM furnished apartment, ished, $7$ month. FA 2-3685. | clean. Small child accepted. conveniences. FA 2 3986. 2015 So. Sanford Ave. NO 8-433. FURNISHED 3 room haute, 3803 2 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped Orlando Drive, Senford. houie on 2 large corner loti 7. Hu*ine*M Rental* in quiet neighborhood available LARGE three nedroom unfurn OFFICE RENTAL*, completety Not. 5th. Call FA 2 2324. ithed home 1313 P*rk Ate., l a Ike P ea rt ..4 Ike C M i l r I s S i r , air conditioned, Rota L PayS r a l M l r r e a a t f , S U t r e f M a r l* * , 1125 0# month. Call FA I-3NI. LAKE MARY. Lakeview; l bed ton, Registered Real E h «V* l a Pra kala •a re Ike H i l « « all room house, furnished. 360 3 BEDROOM Mrniehed apartment Broker FA 2-1301. BIIMIOI* IIATOOOD TVARM4N. month. Phone FA 2 5 3 7 . $69 50. 1703 Magnolia. P ere a ,#d FOR RENT: 9 rooms, appro*.. m il. s io t h * 1 • BEDROOM home, furnished, Notice le hereby ( I x e n Dial ike THREE bedroom house, unfurn 2000 *q. ft. floor apace at 148 an .le re lened will, on the t t h dry ished, nice quiet neighborhood. 845 month. FA 2 4267. So. Palmetto Ave. H Moeh nr tlrrem her V. P. 1440. p reeen l tn Call at 119 W. ITth St. or phone from Post O ffice.’ Contact Mrs. the N.innrahla r o u n t y J u d ea nf BEAUTIFUL furnished largu 4 Krmlnnte I'n unly, S'lnrlde. h is final FA 1 4501. M. L. Raborn at Downtowa room apartment, t 's baths, carreturn, aerniini end ynnrhers, at Cleaner*. A d m ln le lr e 'n r o f tha Ketaie o f 2-BEDROOM completely unfurn­ stall. rhona FA 2 4950. DiMiioi* ha m o o n vvA im n s. d«ished houses avatlabls now. Ph. eeaeeil, and t l said time, the n and LAKEVIEW home- unfurnished, 9. For Sat* or Rent ther e, m ake ap plic at ion t o the fA 2 IMS. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, built-in arid In.lee f o r e final ee lilem en i LAKEFRONT HOME rent or tele. of hte s d m m U 'r a t l n o nf eald COTTAGE, 5 rooms. C ou p le'a n d ' kitchen equipment, $125. Phone e r l a l e . and f«*r an im le r dlei-Uare2 br., 2 port-ltvs, kitchen equip­ bih y accepted. $60. FA 2-1757. j FA 2 3872. In a him ao ..... .. Vitminleirel.*. ped, many extras. Good flatt­ P a led this ' b e Slat day o f OetCLEAN modern furimhed apta., j LARGE 9 bedroom house. Rea­ ing. Owner FA 1-I59T. ♦ aher. A. P e f p nu et ae Nieneirowi Ml Palmetto FA 2-4558. sonable rent. FA 2-7621 or As A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f t h e HOUSE, 7 rooms with 3 acres ef FA 2-19.58.' R elat e e f RENT A BED land 6 miles West on State HIHHOP IIATO OO D IV .SRItlN H e r r e r a 4 Rollaway. Hospital A Baby Beds MEN ONLY. Room and Board. Road 42. Call F A 2 3562. ■4TRN4TROM. P 4 V I « A U r l N T o e l l By Day, Week o r Month Dunlap, 419 Magnolia. A ltn rney e fo r A d m ln le ir a io r CARROLL'S FURNITURE 10. Wanted to Rent Rdrrarde Rulldiee i Ph FA 15181 110 W. 1st 84. ) - BEDROOM CBS house partly nanfnrd, Plnrlda Puhllrh Nor. I. te. IT. tl I furnished, eleciric kitchen, tile WANTED TO RENT: 2 or J bed— I l AND 1 BEDROOM hnmei. Day room furnished home for im­ bath. Large yard, garden pri I k THIS 4TI44T IT COI NT I l f THK phone FA mediate occupancy. FA 2 6633. vilegee. FA 2-6007. k iv ris J in triu . it n c iit . ik NO 15122. Skit n i a • K H i M u .r r o i kTT. MODERN HOME, ' Nrdrooms. kit- 12. Real K.stnt* For Sal* m .o n i p s . ik 1' N s k c r . n v k*. %} iomm. the* hirnished. Rent reason •i i t t « g i iMT T r n . a able. Ph. FA 2 6643 n n .i.% R n k u n n r r ani II KILNKICK c. dORTX. hit wlf#. i k t i i n i i n c t i t i III i i t o r T i i a Ft ilNISHF.D apartment, clean ' ru.ntlff*. M k i n j i n i l i vi. s-ssss'i •r or N. V. Feriuer, Realtor Vft. s* i.o h i ii v . i k %m » r u a «K *ii. and close in. Adults only Jimmy 3465 S. Park Ave. Th. FA 2-5221 m i i i : i i i i \ r i . ri.o iiiiiv i n h . T. r HANNA, •( Mi C o w a n , t A 2 401.1 A fter hours FA 2-2611 - TA 2-3011 D«f«ni|ftftl9- i i : n t v n , i » * i i . Legal N o tice v i m h o r t i rr l a Hit A«8N« mi Ifet l l a i t mi r U r - n s &oiNQ TO BE A IO N A MAIT*.. VOU OONTT M U TYPING k UNTIL FWOAY/ w « a . . e « .... I'M PSACTlONa FOG FSlOAV* J GOLLY, A 5 C X S N T PIECE IN T H A T OS.' P U 9 9 E XA L M O S T TH R EW A W A V /r WITH THE 1 L I ’ M UAHN lU d ] OCNW ON THE MACHINE? 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And o f AtNIeANDO SPRI.VOU. $?• W a i w o Cor u , a cnrp>tAtton undtr r or dln g i t plot t h t r t o f rt* ha Iawa nf t h t S t i l t o f F*l »rld* card*d In Ptot R ook 4. n i f t \Y. C T h o m p io n and Ida H a iti 14. « f tht Piihlies Rwcordt Of Thnrnp^»*», h it wlft . a»id lltrt Wll* Htminol* Coun ty, r in r ld t . mart, daft ndanta, b t i n s (*hat»rtry You tn.I K ac U o f Ton, * r o notl* •i n No. WAlft, l a* 111 tt!I at pub* fte.f that » atiM tn q m t t T l t l t to Mr a u r ilo o to t h t hi«he *t olift h o oon ao il«*crlh«it p ro p erty hat «f«r fo r rai h, at Hit front dssor ho tn 4 t * l n t t you and you nf tnt C o u r t h o ii'o in tna Cltv o* a r o o t r t h y r tq ulrod to t o r v t o Hanford Stm lnn lo Co>tn»y. Klor* c o p y o f your t n t w o r to t a o Com Ida. at lha hour n f 12-Nn*n on plaint on t h t Plattstlffa %ttnr* * \fnndar, Not U*h. I9«0. m a t r tr nt v t. m ietlR R AN D HKTTING* | tain p ro p erty d e t c r lb e d a t fnt II t l k. it * knutn Kitotaltt. \\ inttr tun*. Ion it: Park, Flnrlda, and flit t h t o r i ­ Lot t. W O O D I fR R K P A R K nr* gina l In lha o f f i i' t o f t h t Clerk rnrdlnp tn tnt plat thereof n f ina C l r t u ll C o u r t no nr h - f i r e at i t f i r r t f d tn I’ lat 11. N o y t m b o r Id, I M 4 ; otletrwlao th# p t * t If. * f the Pubtit Be• M t f t t l o n t t f aald C o m p la in ; will rnrdn of S tm in o io County. bo taken aa c o n f t t a t d Florida. s Thta notlro ahall ht publla htd 1 Arthur N. I ltr kw tth, Jr. o n c e tar h m tt k f o r four c o n t e n t * I clerk lt%t w e t k a In tht Hanfnrd Herald | By \rla J. t.unds|uitt Oaltd tkit t l t h day pf October, l>. C. IM I. «8 KALI (SC A D Norman F Burk#, n f tht firm of A rth ur M B a W w r .h Jr. a t L K 0 . HKD RICK A * 0 8 1 X 9 0 * Clark. C ircu it Court I I I Bouik C our t Streo t Stmlnnl# C oun ty , Tlorl d a Orlando Flnrldn By: Nfa-tha T VJkJon. DC. \ t t n r n t j t fnr U t n t if f r u h ll a n t*it. 19. IT A Ngv. \ It, l» l). Ckbliak Nvf tf FARMER’S AGENCY Legal N otice Legal N otice l \ TMH I l l t r t l T t 'O I I I T , NINTH j i n it m . t i n n i c . i n « \ n p i i i i hl.M IN lll.K C fll NTte I I .O il III % a r t s f ' ^ . u f l m hutin*»* a ’ 1< i 5* a 4 ^ IN I II NM I N I NO. K r tii'h \\» Sanford, Sttninolt n oth * to nr.rr.N u •’ n ^ n tj. Klor lta . u n dtr ht fir li«>lsAMYH D A V I d KOWIeKU. I G o u t n a m t nf, TOT C O R R A L and Plftlntlff. 1 that a s lqt«n d tn reaiattr ttld vt. ! na m t wl»h t h t Clerk o f th t ClrHRL'CK N r O W I . K R . rult C.iiirt, S#*n*n'>lt CfttMtJfe T\ f* fi t ft n ilo o t I Ida. In aecetdAUct w t'h tht prt* , t »i r m n e o r n . n v i m A t o * I vm oni of tha F l f l l l l H I Nama | B R 1 V K N KONVIeKR Statutta, t n - w it : Section Ml H t v h o t t lo t t k n o w n r t t lilt n c o tnd Florida Mtatutta M l " j od<lrt«t ns* c o \lit«#r tpart Sii Wlllum I-. lla- W»»t i ni0n!*. Morn i t r o o t , Groha m . North Klv t e n It If aek ttt * Publish Del. M, i t , 21, A Nuv. t | I 'l t t e t t o u t nutlr# that you art h t r t b y r t' iu lr ti l tn f lit y ou r writ* In I ke I s.i i rt mf t he I’ nu n t y J n 4 | t f t ' ttti an aw tr or d # f # o i« . If any. ptr* * e n i l n u l * I t i u n l y * * l R l « t f F l t r l d n . antitHy nr by an i t i u t u ^ ) , on nr In P r u k a i t . \ htfara N o v i m h o r tJ. 15 di at Ibt In r e F . t i a l e mii off!, e o f the C lerk o f t h t ClrruM 1*1.0T D J. Lm W K JR. J Court, at tht Court »lo'i*n in Htctaeed ' ^•niln »le •'nuiiiy, Sanfnrd K!*»r|.|t, r i N t i . ni» r i m ' ati.l to mall a cop» t h er eof to Not!, t ta her- •> ai«*n that tho Hieiiatrom. Hast e ansi ilutrc. >ah, underainned will. ‘*n the U t h day A tt or n ey t fo r Plaintiff . • P'9«t Of- o f November, v P prevtaf fi st Hut 1>1, Hanford. Florida. In tn tht II luorahlfs s' .utitv Ju dg e t f that t r l a ln p r o * t e d ln * pending Seminole C ou nty, Florida, hit final i a y a t na v»ti !n th Mr cult C a i v t ! r a t a n , • .. .. o u t and »>*• iiray a* n f the Ninth J u l i s i a l Circuit of A ilmln lttrator o f th# K*tate o f Flsifld.i I n 4rt<| K *r HOlWlHOtO Cot|h« !•!«»>«| .1. Low# Jr de. rased, and at ts, Flurlda in »’ h.»n. rr* an ah* • 4 d time, tii i » I T'.trt hrevlatttl 11( !•* o f eelil tu»e he- j a l»i*.' .* f . "i : » : n# • » I Judge f« w I n f *iH«AHYS HAVL* l O W I .K R , a final «etilenient o f hit admlnte* • Plain! iff. %t B R I C K N FOWI.KR. ! tratlon nf « « ld e* laf* and fo r an Dtftosfant.** and n t r tin fail nat tr j o r d t r d i K h a r g l n a him aa auch a D*c r#t P m C nn ftea n 5*111 he tn* Admlnlatra tor. ttred 4 | 8 ln ii you. and tht cauae Hated thl« |ht 14th .lay o f p r e # s | • ! parte. Octob er. % It. 1*4* <SKA l.l • L L «»T P J LOW K SR. A r t h u r II Re kwltb. Jr. a« iiliui n la tia t or o f iho Clerk s*f the C ir cu it Court Relate nf t) : M a n h n T. Vihltn. D.C. Llo> d J. L o n o . Jr. Sttn»*rntn, Ha rm k M-Intoak D tctartd Attorneyt [or Pl ainti ff K ar ly l# Hnuaiiolsiar Pn*t O f f i c e B o * 111 A tt or n ey far Admlnlatratnr S •n f nf .i. Flu r ida. Pub Hin Oct. IT, S X « » . I :s % �1l I 4 Plant Your Sale-Rent Items In HERALD W ant-Ads For An Early Crop Off Dollars—PH. FA2-2611 12. Rttl Catatt For 8ato 112. Real Batata For Salt 12. Real Estate to r Sale Jtjr ta n fo r b SOI Til SYLVAN Late Shores 2 BEDROOM home. Fenced in I n . x x r u * ,! I C yard. Low down paynfWnt i n d i '- * *». W n U K lO n , o l* . Beautiful lakefront home near BROKER only 833.30 a month. Ideal for tng completion, for someone de W R. Shippy. Assoc. children and pets. I l l G arm on itnng the best of everything 302 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 3991 Dr. FA 2-7222. Call FA 2-7898. MAYFAIR Beiutilul 2 bedroom 2 bath home Finest location with quality custom construction. *3* 000. Call for appointment to ahow. 3-BEDROOM. 2 full bath, separate dining room : 2 yr. old CBS. 3700 down, assume Fit A mort gage, balance 913.800. and move right in. FA 2 790* or FA 2 2342 ftrralb Thttrn. Nov. o. I960—Pag* 11 ■.11. Machinery • Tool* 13. Mortgage I.nan* MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial A Residential Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty J. W. HALL Wall ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates ~~AUTO~GLASS INSTALLED WYNNEWOOD LOT Lovely lot 100' x 114'. Good rest dential site. 32.200. Faces l.akr Gem. Large oak trees. Slenstrom Realty Home Venetian Blinds St. Johns Realty Co. Low Insurance Rates THE TIME TESTED FIRM 112 N Park Are Ph FA2 3123 1947 EVINRUDE (Ughtfour). 9 7 b. p. boat motor $25. FA 7 7671, 2422 Chase Ave. after 4 M) FURNITURE’ CENTER 1100 French Ave. Ph FA !T*M WHERE . . . . W H ERE____ Nothing Down WHER E . . . CAN VOL’ C.F.T .MORE HOME >.MK DOLLAR VALUE PHONE FA 2-4389 N EW PROVENCIAL W a l n u t Nnlinn round knee hole desk, leather top, $100; walnut record cabinet 323; chaise lounge, vibrratnr, upholstering burnt nrange, 930. CaU FA I-21W. f Redroaune • planned La ke Frnnt ( (immunity • $ Furnished Vlndela for your M 'o erlio n aLONGDALEi Min'mnm $350 Dn. a HOMES $8250 ! DOWN PAYM ENT S « K n NO CLOSING COST *3* Mu. Inrl-idev Everything TIGII-DK1 35 DOMED LOTS HIKKI I IONS: 6 ML S« Sanford. H »> . 17-92. Turn Right t Mi. Pail Dynatron Follow Sign*. 1 Cent per lb. S A N FO R D I I F R A f P OFFICE 304 W. tat 84. FA 1-9911 pressor lank. Phone FA 2-0399. W A N TED ?"G ood piano fog 930. Call FA 22901. RE-UPHOLSTERING, work guar­ anteed. F ret estimate*. Phone FA 2-7818 o r Ml 2-1771. New ft Used F j m i lure ft Appll ancea. A Good Plat* To BUY, SELL or TRADE Jenkins Furniture 400 Sanford Ava. FA 2-7430 REriNtSlIF.D ANTIQUES and eld picture fram es. Restoration a speciality. Pick-up and dthvtry. Call 4221, Geneva, Fla. Used furniture, appliances, tools, rtc. Bought Sold I.arry’ s Mart 313 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 3-4132. Sell Ua Your Furniture Quirk Service With The Cash. SUPER TRADING POST FA 2 0277 HOLLER .18. Article* Foi Sal# GIRIA >4 inch hike. K 30lh St. 21 m. T V., stand, 315. FA 2 329*. WASHER, cWW-nt Coldapol Call FA used, IS FIRST CHOICE rabbit ears Norge two cycle, e v condition; 12 eu. ft. freeirr, good condition. 2 2441. 58 CHEVROUT A REAL BARGAIN: New Ruilii mg. Cottage 13* x 24’. 1 pie- I tore window 3 small aluminum , windows, 2 doors. Must sell. | IsKL AIR FOUR DOOR HARDTOP, Radio, Hcuter. Auto* Make reasonable offer. Call lie Transmission. Power Steering. Beautiful Rad and Whit* Tulone Finish, Whit* Sidewall Tire*, law Mileage, Idk* FA 2-8341 after 1.30. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom m l with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapoa Cotton or aylo* eords. Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. Fisherman's SPECIALS Stock Reduction Excellent Values arird floor iDGE B | I. \k E M MM III.\ is Juat W ,al of 17-92 | . I FA 2-8123; FA 2-8370 -------------- M . S O ------------------ R FC A I F n C j/A L C UUMES 5vailaulk 5l.KL.51SY UNANCED B1 ORIGINAL PURCHASER I .NO Ql 5l.IFYT.NG — o l HER THAN GOOD < It EDIT LOW INTEREST RA TES DOWN PAYMENTS LOW AS »2un I BEDROOMS ------------- I ft 2 UA 1 IIS RENTALS HOMES A V A ILA B LE ODHAM & TUDOR HWY. 17-91 SANFO RD J. 1 RRAII.ET 37lh HT. P ll. FA 2-1301 ODR5M . PRES. 9Q ^ HUDSON Super 56 FORD 5 $ g Dr. h u p 4-Dr, ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR O V E N -R A N G E W ATER HEATER DESIGNED FOR M U R BETTER LIVING ELECTRICALLY 61 ? S " .... . 260 60 r * c 76 49 o c i u . VA and FHA FINANCING BUILT-IN DREAM VA—NO DOWN PAYMENT KITCHENS CLOSING COSTS LOW WITH APPLIANCES BY AS SJgQOO 6fMIRAL 1098 M ODHAM & TUDOR n 9 1 . 2 -4 Itu lh OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE WANT TO BUY U n a air aem* THE FA 2 7414 I HOUSE 2310 Oak LOCATED SOUTH ri.NELREST ft SUNLAND ESTATES $13,850 I Ph FA 2 59*1 NEW HOMES BY Fire & Police Protection I PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING W L HARMON Ph. FA 2-4223 Robson Sporting Goods 304 6 8 E. 1st. WILSON - MAIER 69 ■ K S S f Westinghouse Equipped Kitchen I I 102 West 13th St. gRAVENNA Awning' Windows .1 Ik-tlriHjm - I k HUNTERS Guaranteed water proof leather hoots. IVEY’S SHOE STORE. Came Suita, hunting raps, mach­ etes, comforts, cots. ArmyBALDWIN ORGAN, slightly u s e d .1 N rvy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ava. 1939 CUSHMAN Eagle m o to r. Can be purchased with small FOR SALE: Portable Remingto* scooter 3130 rash. FA 2 3099. deposit and small monthly pay­ Quiet-writer—A-l rood. Rtaeeaments AI«o twnHsmmond chord able. CaU FA 23117. .17. Furniture organs, like new, will sacrifice. WESTINGHOUSE electric eew laf Spinet piano only 339.V Thom p­ • RIG VALUES machine, sews forward and re­ son Musie Co., 343 No. Orange 1 • (fUlCK CREDIT verse, built-in light, mnhoganp Ave., Orlando Phone G-5 3-4377. I • EASY TERMS cabinet, attachment!, 9 * . Ph. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS FA , -1799. SEWING MACHINE: Morse Su­ perdial aig sag, sens on buttons, GE REFRIGERATOR, good * * ' makea buttonholes, monograms, New and Used Furniture dition. rose color. 925. darn. etc. Almost half paid for. i Iroquois. Phone FA 3-1710. 311 E. First St. FA 2 3922 Guarantee remaining. Write Cre ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby dit M gr., Bex 34, Herald. .19. Artidf* Wanted Beds. Day, Weak, or M an tb- Sewing Mach. Repairs 3-Bedrooms I Heauty Salon Walker Building REDWOOD FENCING See Sample at . . . GREGORY LUMBER CO. <U» ft M. pie FA B-9199 New Inside and Out. 57 OLDSMOBILE 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2 4122 Windows OUTBOARD MOTOR. 1353 Wi/ CLEANING, ; PLACE your order b o w for Sirs. floors. walls. Phone FA 2 1212.1 a rd „ to h. p , reasonable. Ph Brown Miller's famous home. ( 22. Build Paint • Repair “ 98” CONVERTIBLE. Fully Equipped Including Ktoctri* lit N Park Ave Phone FA 2 2420 FA 2 6832. made fruit case. We ship any-i PUMPS SPRINKLERS Window* and Seal*. Premium While Sidewall Tire*. Ito*wil­ LAKE LOT on Crystal Lake PAINTING: Colors a specialty.' All types and sites, installrd where in th* w • r I d. Ph. j ful All Whitt Fininh and Blaek Top, Leather Interior. 14 ft. SPORT CRAFT boat. Mur­ Residential, com m ercial, Indus High ground vvith trees. Call FA 2 3304. “ Do It Y o u r s e lf ray trailer, new 13 Evinrude trial Licensed and horded FA 2 ISM. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE motor: all '39 models priced Work guaranlrcd Free asti S T I N E cheap. <14 Laurel Avenue CUSTOM BUILT C. B. home in mates. Charlie Burris. FA 2 4374 Machinery and Supply Co. Msyfair on well landscaped oi FA 2 4437. 20i W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 64.72 14 ft BOAT, windshield and loplot. Spaciou' 3 bedroom». 2 13 h. p. Evinrude motor; Champ full baths; living dining room; CARPENTRY, painting, rooling tilt boat trailer; excellent ron and cement work. FA 2 1899 lovely kitchen with built ins, in dition; reasonable. FA 23413. cloding dishwasher and disposal: ALL MAKES A MODELS SONNY’ S PAINTING plus family room ; patio and RENTALS $3 WEEK Top Quality W ork- Low Rates double carporte; rentral heat 203 W. First St. (24 hr. set .) FA 2 2671 or "'A 2-4013 and air conditioning. Imme FA 2-3123 “ 98” HOLIDAY COI PE. Fully Equipped, Electric Wl*dowo diate occupancv. Call owner PLATTS CARPEN TRY Services, and Sent*, Beautiful Red and While Tuton* Finiah With new work ft repair. Specialise HEATING FA 2 7503. White Sidewall Tire*, Spotlea* Inaide and Out. in Fla. room enclosures. Ph. H. B. I’OPF. CI.OSE IN—Two bedroom framr FA 2 7413. 2on S. Park - FA 2 4214 home; refrigerator and stove r-w ired ; new roof; garage ill ICE Super QAC Located at .708 E. Filth Street 2-Dr. tlardiup Priced at $1,300. Beautiful Wynnewood r Oil Heaters Cleaned Dawn's 8 * 1* __________ 35, Motorcycle* * Scooter* STENSTROM REALTY S T E M P E R Agency 38. A r t ic le * F t FOR S \LE: N e* Cub L a Boy with FOR SALE: 19 ft. uprixht Quicwoods rotary; 33 Ford, new Frex freeser. Phone FA 20437 grove tires; A. O John Deere after 9:30 p. m. *r all day Sat. t2); Ford* disc; tapered grove and Sun. chopper: cultivator bar, all 3 READY MIXED CONCRETE” point lift, also heavy duty uti Outdoor Table Tops A Seats lily trailer; pull type grove disc Lot M arker! — Sills — Lintels ami various implements. Ward Step* — Palin Blocks — Sand Equipment. Phone 4731, Genova. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm. Ave. Ph. FA 2 3731 1 A F F .J k - D A Y FOR SALE or .H A D E - 13.330 111 S. Park Phooc FA 2 2420 equity In 3 bedroom CBS house for house trailer « sell fnr IS. ItuaincM Opportunities 39,930 Small down payment l i t N. Park Avw. Phone FA 2 2120 Located in city on ever it acre FOR LEASE . Service Station LEWIS HERALD HOMESITE: lot and plenty of trees. Phone Good, established location. In­ Well drained good location l « FA 2 7251. ventory takeover. THE PURE mile from Post Office. School. OIL COMPANY. <04 W. Sixth Church and N tw Highway. Price M2 DOWN 929 MONTH Street City. *.V» to $MO. with 23% down 3 Bedroom, 1 bath home .tear and 24 months on balance. No new high school. IS. F e m a le H elp W a n te d interest. L. B. Mann. P. 0. SUPREME REALTY Box 35. Lake Monroe, Fla. Ph. Of Orlando. Inc. OUTSIDE CURB GIRL, while, FA 2 3031. CHerry 1-3331 over 21. Also, 1 FEMALE Eve. CReitw ood 7 19M COLORED COOK over 21. Ap COMPLETELY FURNISHED ply Pig ’ N Whistle. V Bedroom Home in excellent RAVENNA PARK condition; all electric equip­ Very attractive 3 BR. 2 bath home , COLORED WOMEN with cars for f : K *x f » M i l w . V a t l ritSn m m . 1 ment, including GE air condi­ in fine residential area. Rea convassing. Expenses plus com ­ tioner, oil spate brairr. This aonabie down payment ot 9l,w». mission. Pnonr FA 2 094U after “ When I told him to leave It on the nteps, I thought m a real good buy. Term* can 2.00 p. m. be ww the milkman.** he arranged. We have other fine homes in WANTED: Experienced cook, also Ravenna Park with down pay-1 HELMLY REALTY a good waitress, Dixie Belt 23. Building Materinla 29. Flowers • Plants • Shrub* menta as low aa $200. Call our soa W. 13th Street Diner. Phone TKmpIe 1 3931. office today. FA 2-7206, Evenings FA 2-3879 LUMBER • HARDWARE • PAINT Pctuniaa; Snaps; Calendula; Fan­ 17. Male Help Wanted ROOFING FHA Loans iy a ; Stnrks; Verbena; Carna­ BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM. 2 B. EDWARDS tions; Salvia; red and purple. RAILROADS NEED MEN RATH HOME located on beauti­ BULDER5 SUPPLIES GRAPEVILLE NURSERY ful landscaped eorner lot. Built- tlt'N . Park Are. Phone FA 3 2420 17 to 23 needed at once to train We Give TV Stamps Grapcville Ave. near 20th St. for Railroad Telegrapher, Sta­ ip oven and range, refrigerator 903 W. 3rd St. FA2-789S tion Agent, positions. Start and blinds. You can purchase REAL ESTATE DRIVE LN .10. Poultry - Pels • Stock 2333, advance 9323 up. Work toil home for only 915,400. 21. Electrical Services days: take low cost training at Down payment 1200 and take SIAMESE CAT and kittens. Ph. night with placement assured House Wiring — Electric Service Realtor over FHA mortgage at » « x * FA 2 4392. 2244 French Ave. upon completion. Contact Mr. Interest. Std Vihlen “ C a l Hall” Phone FA 2 3241 Hodge at Mayfair Inn, Mon Move in Immediately BEAGLE, male, * months oldRANDALL ELECTRIC CO. day, Nov. 7, 3 to 9 p. m. 2 113 Magnolia Call Jim Hunt, FA 2-1301 A.K.C. registered, all shots, 230. Ph. FA 2 0913 4 BR HOUSE, by owner. FA 2-3372 Tucs. tiU noon. If married bring .See 1203 Holly Ave. FA 22323. OUT OF TOWN OWNER offara 2. wife, if under 21 bring parent. n.V Plumbing Service* LOCH ARBOR — 2-bedroom: carporte: utility til approved under P. L. 330. 31. Automobile* • Truck* LITTLE VENICE homes; one in DcBary. 99,300: We have aeveral lovely homes in IK. Situations Wanted FOR SALE: 1933 Plymouth fordnr one in Laka Alary, 92.900; 9300 these locations. Three bedrooms down, 970 monthly; FA 2-7213 sedan, new clutch, tire, muffler and 2 bathi or 2 bedrooms and WORK WANTED FA 24013. and paint, runs good. Call t hath. These homes range la P lu m b in g : A H e a lin g THREE bedroom , two hath home LAWN WORK. FA 2 0242 FA 2 2302. priee From 2M.0OO to '912000. AIR CONDITIONING in Sunland. 9495 down, pick op CONTRACT ami REPAIR WORK WORK*WA.NTED~F a " 2-4012. payments. Call FA 9 2227. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 2322 1938 OLDSMOBILE four door. elcan. Phone FA 2*15.1. DAY or part-lime work. <13 Lo­ • PLUMBING cust. l i t N Park Ave. Phone FA 2-3420 1919 PLYMOUTH, good median Contracting ft Repairs HOUSEWORK” 3 "d a)* week* leal condition, $123. FA 2 7490. Free Estimate* IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ironing, babysitting. FA 2 3377. Registered Real P.itate Broker R. I.. HARVEY M. FORI) Ranch Wagon. 4 cvNo Down Payment and only 132. Ph FA 2-1301 1792 at Hiawatha 204 h.inloril Ave. Phone FA 2 3181 DAYS WORK. Ph. FA 2 0913. Under, straight drive. Will sell monthly (including principal, NEED FINANCING? or trade. NO 2 4323. interest, insurance and taxes) 26. Radio & Television 3 Bedroom, CB home with built 21. Beauty Snlona for one of our 3 bedroom homes In financing. Kitchen equipped This adv. good fnr 32 30 oft on 1 TV SERVICE CALL 32 00 plus .12. Auto Repair Service on S. Summerlin Ave., with theae Clean and attractive. Only It7 3 , any regular price wave Evenadded features; te r a i/o floors, parts. All parts and labor posi­ to move in. Owner aeya sell Ing appointments. Air eond. tively guaranteed 9<> days. Sun awning windows, tiled hath, November! I I Harriett's Beauty Nook, 105 So. shine T V ., FA 2 9792. electric range, paved street, Oak, FA 2 3742. City gas, water and sewerage. -W E T R A D E ’ Windshield Back (’das* Call for further information. EAR-RE* BEAUTY KALON 17. Special Service* Door Gilts* Vent Gla** FI.ORIDA-OZ1ER ENTERPRISES Now Open 2640 Hiawatha SERVICE Builders Air Cond — .Air Cond. Dryeri 1 Senknrik Gian* and Paint Co. Helmly Realty. Selling agents Phone FA 2- 1217 before 9.00 a 210 Magnolia Open Evenings by Appointment Ph. FA 2 1422 Realtor—Insuior m. or after 5:oo p. m. log W. 13th St., Ph. FA 3-7203 DIAL FA 2 1392 i — ■ i FA 2 4991 112 N. Tark Permanent Wave, complete $7.30 ENVELOPES, Letterhead!, state, .11. Boats ft Motora ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor^ 3-BEDROOM hom e, payments $75 HAZEL PORTER BEAUTY SHOP ments, invoices, hand b ilk and Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. per month. Nothing down. 234 1104 W. 23th Gateway To The Waterway Ph. FA 2 1331 program*, etc. Progressive FA 13931 Atlantic Bank Bldg Flamingo Dr., Sunland Estates. Your EVINRUDE Dealer Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2951— Stenstrom R ealty 38. Article* For Sale 650 USED TRUCKS SPECIALS 5 6 H ,B r> FINANCING D IR K f T IO N h : Turn h i d 4in 201 h SI. Kaillow C'minlr) Uluh l(d . A. \\ Htch for our BUILT BY 696 56 m u ’ 396 C7 ®r I O K I) 4 CQC C ylin d er P irk 'ip ™W® . S hoem aker ONS’I RUCTION CO., INC 211 Weal 23lh Slrerl Phone F \ ?.3I9T Seminole County Motors 519 E. First SI. Phone FA 2-0fil I *1595 56 OLDSMOBILE *1095 M ANY/ m a n y m ore values ON DISPLAY N O W ! Our U»cd Cara Will Be Diaplayed For Yoi Inapection Nightly On Our Large Lighted Lot. WHERE DEALS SHINE at Ui« Mg* *f your beat h«7 0 2nd ft Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 2-6231 Ofe. FA 2-0711 Chevrolet — Oldamobile — Cadillac Trade-la* Stive Dollar* At HollerY HOLLER MOTOR SALES �r Sets SaiHuwh Carnival THURSDAY, NOVEMBER S, I960 COUNTY N EW S Br r i A A i a O W U U iT L T lC ilV l Baptist Center Plans Proceed Ber. Spurgeon N. Hindi, »p*akk f u a n f iM i n U t h n at th* Weklv* Baptiat A**n., u ld Wednesday that th* (rou p will af•apt u official th* approval bp • M vote of tha AlUm onU Springs Town Council fo r resonlug tha old hotal proparty. H i alio ■aid that th o.aiaociition now will procaad with itapa to legally ae> t i l n tha pro party. Tha r a o n in f request cam# •avanl waaki a r e f r o * Mr. and Mr*. K. C. Baton, who oWm th i property, after tha BaptUt group announced the daiira to locate a retirement eenter for elderly peapie th a n . A t a public hearing Thuraday, vlew i fo r and agaihet ratonlng were aired by officia l! o f tha lorlatlon, tha town and Altamonta reildcnta. Representing tha Baptiit group at the m eltin g w i n Hindi, M*urlci B i m n , E. O. Rich, Atty. J. B. R o g u e and Jam** Gambia Rogora, architect fo r Florid* Bap* tliti R ctirim cnt Center* Inc., wjio building plana for the proposed Altamonta location. Objection* heard from a num bar o f residents w ire not agmlnit the center but a a g im t the lose o f tax revenue. Sponsor* o f the pro­ ject form a non-profit orga n liition, therefore are tax free. Official council action w it not taken, however, until a meeting Chuluota Youth To Wash Cars To Aid Church The Youth Chrlalian Fellowship of tho Chuluota Community Church will hold a ear wash Sat­ urday at the Phillips M Service Station on Ph St. and llwy. 119 in Chuluota. Tha car wash will begin at I By MARIAN B. JONES Florida Conference Bishop Jo•aph W. Henlay win address tho Oviedo First MethodIH aongregaBon at Uw morning worship aarvice Sunday when the church cele­ brates its annual homecoming. m r» i 1' 1 I-£U*I I™ Thera were soma of tha oatutl Halloween p ra n k * this year, but in moat o f our communitlea parents, teachers and other groups helped out with fun projects that also served worthwhile causes. The carnivai in Oviedo raised $383. youngsters in the Lake Mary area collected funds for UNICEF and most o f the communitlea did somethinr that will result in help for others. It appears that each o f Seminole's growing towns is getting Increased interest aroused in its cooperative efforts and that is sure to make them all better places to raise families. Friday night at which th i vota o f Mayor W ilbur HiwKina awung ap­ proval fo r rexoning. A five-man committee I* check­ ing petition ilgnaturaa o f those objecting to tho request with city tax and voting records after Haw­ kins said ha doubted soma o f tha signature* w e n legal. Tha objector* said that Hawkina. In voting approval o f tha aoning request. Ignored the wiahoa o f som e 250 resident*. Oviedo Methodists Plan Annual Homecoming Day At this Uma dedication of tho fellow ship lian Unit will be made. Rev. Georg* Carlton baa Issued Invitations to other Oviedo churches, al friend* of tha church and In *n form er members j af the host church located through­ out the state and in other states. Following tha morning service, a basket dinner will be spread on tables In front of the church by Mrs. R. W. E stei, church hoata n , who wiil be assisted by ■ a n y members on this oceaaioo. Communities At Work VFW Poat tw o will observe tha annual Buddy Poppy Sals Tuesday. COSTUMED YOUNGSTERS at th* Oviedo Halloween carnival at tha Oviedo’ School included, left to right, Mary Jan# Kelney. Sunan Koemar, Linda Oliff and Stephan Manning. (Herald Photo) "H onor the Dead by Helping the Living" la the inspirational motto of the sale through which disabled veterans, their dependent*, wtdowi and orphans are given aid. A ll Ages In T rick O r T re a t lly MARIAN R. JON FA Saturday night was tha desig­ nated "Trick or Treat" night In Ihe Oviedo area. Hours were limit*d to a 10 p. m. deadline. From tuiy- tola to high ichool aga, children were busy calling al var­ ious homas for this momrntoui occasion. Most of the townsfolk* had their front porches lighted and were kept busy answering the door and banding out treats of aH kinds to their visitors. Those who called on «• were very poll)* and considers!*. Hy •:M p. m. moat of our call* had stopped. The last visitor count waa N , not including aorna par­ ents who accom panied group* and wera treated. The supply on ha ad waa running low but not quhn North Orlando Plans Block Dance North Orlando Mayor Frank Fasula has announced plana tor a "B lock D an es" for all resident* to bo held N o f. It- Veteran's Day. Fairfax Ava. will bo roped off la (root o f toe North Orlando Co. •flics tor tho event. Refreshments of bat dogs and soft drinks win ha Riggins. Mrs. Clouts explained that Walter Beasley was mistaken for a girl in one group and that there were no adult women con­ testants; therefore, W. A. Ward, Jr, and Stutta Riggins, attired a* ladies, tied for a prise provided for the lady and Foy* .Shull was the adult male prlre whiner in that group. Mr*. A. I . Voight, carnival chairman, ha* reported that pro- D is.bled veterans In government hospitals are paid for making the little red flowers and one cent for each poppy sold la contributed to the VFW National Home in Grand Rapids, Mich. It i« here ceeda from the evening were in that care and a normal home life th* amount o f 5383.11. is given to widows and orphans A suppor, 'spon-ored by t h e 1of veterans. A national rehabilijunior mid senior classes, will b e. talion service also Indirectly give* held on Nov. It In tho new school aid to local veterans. Sunday, Dave Garraway will cafeturium, and proceed* from this project will he added to that o f serve as master of cerem onies th* carnival before a final a c­ on a Monitor program when over 200 VFW leaders will be heard counting ran lie taken. Crowd* pourrd into th* g y m - through th# New York broadcast na*ium even quit* late, making which will urge sll to enter tha thi* tha largest attendance ever. ‘ T orch ligh t Parade." C hildren's W ork Shown A t DeBary \ r t G allery VAH-11 W ives Praised For W ork a m tn j n R egistration New H eadquarters For Moose Lodge In Lake M a ry X-Ray M obile U n it To V is it DeBary charge. Korn M a r i e llcnalay, tenthkgrader, did not let her mother down, either. .Mom wa* in Georgia with her newly arrived granddaughter, so Rose linked her cuke nnd brought It to the booth. Children crowded around hoothr that were conducting games, darts, hall throw, penny-toss, fish pond, too. Mother* on hand her* war* never idle. Th* country store wa* really "th a t." displaying clothes, dine*, M ail or bring this coupon WINNERS o r NORTH ORLANDO'S M l Club Halloween party costume parade Friday night wore front, left to right, Martha Dean, honorable mention ax a dancer; Jeff Krecck, Mr. Halloween a* * combination pumpkin-acarecrow. In buck are Michael Rhode.*, Mr. Mechanical t«* a robot nnd Diane William*, Mi** Halloween dressed a* the witch of all witche*. and have the Sanford H erald delivered daily to your door canned goods, variety articles, and "moat anything yon could men­ tion.'' Th* pop corn and peanut bouth wa* kept busy by youngsters, as well aa adults, buying these. The “ kiddie rlda" booth was. s* always, one e f the busiest. Hare, teacher* end mother* In turn helped th* small on** with their rides. The lorty-ninee engine rraw hardly could run fast enough to accommodate ita crowd. On th* school grounds, tha teen­ ager* enjoyed th* dance sponsored by th* ninth grad*. Mr*. W. R. Clonta, ia charge of the eoettgne panda, announces that Judges Mayor M. L. Gary and Mr*. K. L. Bullhorn, w ife of th* priacipai o f Slavia school, awarded prisr* to Unde O lliff and Georga Martin, pre-school age grou p; Mary Lynn Koemer, Guy Lingo and Debbie Penis; Walter Reaaley and te r r y Shull; Foy* S h u ll W. A . W a rt, U . and Stwtu 4 rn and hnv* M th* ar.vun w ill' h*«dquarters in Jacksonville Nov. and inner tubes, wash for SI Mr ear W- L ,,th *r "Chair* o f Business" | Donation* should be sent to the ^ * will be placed in the ch a m b e r , ichool office. New and complet 1 Mrs. Jay Weaver and Mrs. Bet­ building's Achievement Hall i n , handmada items should be la bp ty Fox, sponsor* of the group, honor of each man whose le.nicr- Dec. 8. will supervise. The girls o f the club will host a barbecue for all ship talents ranged from busi­ ness and professional to educa­ boys who help Saturday, tion, government, real estate and The Chuluota Christian Fellow­ railroads. ship Youth has recently reorgan­ Wheeler's contributions to state ised its club and the ra r wash growth are noted in develop­ is one of the students first pro­ ment of eitrus and produce for jects. the Central Florida area. Officers elected at a recent 11a la president o f the Miilun Women of the Laka Mary V f‘*f meeting are Danny Smith, presi­ Co. in Oviedo, a deacon in the untccr Fire Dept. Auxiliary wha dent; Bobby Pent!, vice presi­ dent; Sheila Partin, aecreiary; Baptist Church ihare and serves sponsored the llallnwacn party a4 on the board of directors for tha Fire House Saturday night Mika Peyton, refreshments trea­ tha Oviedo Cithen's Bank. have termed the venture th* mote surer; Alice Fox, building fund successful yet treasurer; and Martin Norman, j Games were played in the early Sgt-at-Arma. ! pan of the evening followed by The fellowship program , made j dancing to tho hi fi record col­ up mostly of high school r.u lection of Joe Smathera who also dents, meets on Sunday at T p. won the door prize. m.. The program is divided to Mrs. Annie Schweickert won tfiprovide fellowship and social prize for the prettiest costume, hours. Thera are 23 member* in A whit* elephant and hake sate Ernest Clements for the funniest the club now and this project of the car wash is their way of will be held for benefit o f the and Dotlie Jardine for the most Community original. helping tha church by donating all Altamonte Springs Couples receiving prises for re­ money earned to th* building Library building fund Saturday. 9 a. m. to 4 p. m ., in Hermits maining on the dance floor until fund. Trail Park. All donation* to thi* the last record played were Mr. sale will be gratefully received. and Mrs. C. Hunger of Glen An­ Organised in June luj'J. the lib­ bury, N. Y ., visitors here, and rary door* were opened to the Mr. ami Mrs. Ed Zimmerman. publie In February. Children of Refreshments of donuts, app.~~l the area have made most us* of cider, artificial pumpkins filled the library which offers a large with mixed candies and bowls of collection of book*- fiction and non fruit were served hy Mrs. Mildred An exhibition o f original paint­ fiction, for Ihe adults, also. Resi­ Gier and Mrs. Clara Grange ings by children from all over the 1 dent* have made many donations stat* is being ehon-n in th* Hall of hook* ind magazines. Gallery at Florida Federation Art The facility, on Maitland Ave. Headquartere in the DeRnry Mannext to the Community House, aion. ! is open all day on Thursdays and Tha collection will remain on ex­ hibit until Dee. 1 and Mr*. D. R. Members o f the Seminole Demo­ Feemater, federation president, cratic Woman’ s Club who heard has issued a special invitation to Cdr. Jack l-angfont speak on teachers from surrounding area* Americanism at the October to nrriini!* a visit for their pupils. meeting were ao impressed hr This first children'* exhibition his address that plans are under ever sponsored by th# Federation way to have him make a return was cho<rn to mako the circuit visit at a later meeting. from several hundred entries. Sanford Lodge !83t. Loyal Or­ Mrs. Ruth Gallagher, president, During the month o f November der o f the Muun1, has moved iU lias voiced extrem e praise for th# the gallery will be open only in meeting headquarter* to a *uite work done hy V A III l Navy wiv# the afternouna fu n s 1 p. in. to 3 of ups airs rooms in the Evans wlw, through personal contact and p. in. Rtiilding at th* corner of Country by telephone, reminded over 300 Club Rd. and Crystal l.ake Ave. wive* of the voter registration in Lake Mary. deadline. Through their efforts, This lodge is Ihe only one in registration am ong Navy p«rsonthe county and Robert T. Willis, ncl was increased hy about M governor has invited all residents per cent this year. T b« X-Ray mobile unit of the who have affiliations with other She also commended this group Seminole County Tuberculosis lodge*, or who are interested In for arranging a visit to th* Navy ami Health Assn will be al the i joining the group to take advent Rave hy Supervisor of Registra­ DeBary Post Office Friday and aga of the more centrally local tion Camilla Bruce who explam eia< Saturday. fd meeting place. the method of using voting maAssisting th* local chairman, Members meet weekly on Wed­ chines and stressed the import­ Mrt. Adam Muller, at the unit nesday at I p. m. Current pro­ Friday, from 3 p. m. to • p. m., jects of Ihe local lodge include ance of participation in county, stile and national elections. will be Mrs. John Leone, Mrs. C. the collection of used clothing for The next meeting of the group E. Pendersast, Mrs. William Din I the nPW y ami’ work on a float will lie held at the courthouse nmg and Mrs. Bea Hart. for the annual Christmas parade Nov. 18. Helping Saturday, 10 p. m t o ------------------------------------------ -» P- m. will be Mrs. David Runkel, 3Ir». Edna Reilly and Mrs Paul Poor. Mr*. Arthur Hook, Mrs. Gsaton Crosby and Mrs Muller will work from 2 p m to 3 p. m. These volunteera represent th# Business and Professional Worn sn's Club, Th# DeBary Woman's flu b , VFW Auxiliary, American legion Auxiliary, Civic Associa­ tion, Volunteer Fire Dept. Auxili­ ary. Garden Club and World War I V etersn'i Auxiliary. Saturday Sales To Aid Library Cubs Urge Vote Oviedo Carnival, Dance Earn $ 3 8 3 In North Orlando By M ARIAN R. JONES Orange and black, depleting the Halloween m otif, was arranged in all imaginable design* in various By MONA GRINHTF.D North Orlando Dan Three mem- Imotha a t tha Halloween Carnival o f Casialberry Pack MO par* Friday evening in tha Oviedo High Mripated in a national Cub Scout School gymnasium. Doors wara opened a t 5:30 p. m. and Boy Scout program Friday whan they distributed pamphlets to many children and adults at­ hi tha community which ancour- tired In costume# varying from 'lidcous (a pretty. People moved •led resident* to vute. lies 'ii’ ir "V ote As You Think, .‘ rum Olio concession stand to an­ But V otr," panti hlets wara elr- other without being recognised rului I to all rr.ti lent* by Michael even by their closest friends. Rhodes, David J jh n i, Michael The sidewalk cafe wa* very Krrerk and Bud Allen. pupulur and table* were filled all Cub* meet once a month In the evening hy thos# enjoying hot Casselberry Methodist Church and ■logs, homemade pie, rake, coffee, presently there are three dens but potato anlail and baked beans. interest has been shown for the Mrs. Nolan For* reported they nrgsnDalion o f additional group*. were "*old o u t" before th* eve­ Information fo r boys who wl«h ning wa* over. There were Coke* to Join In tha Casselberry area aplenty, though, and Mrs. Frank may bo hnd by phoning Walter j Giiydick uml Mr*. John Lundy Khmnr, district scout commis­ - -ven> .till Iring them down quits sioner nt TK 1-2213. ate. In |V> !*oith Orlando are*, boya The Ice cream Ixioth aim .port­ may call Mr*. Arthur Rhode* at ed a "aold out’ * *ign about 0:30 VK it-1a i - . p. m. Tile grub hag also was con­ Adult help la nerda and Mrs. ducted at this (Ninth. Rhodes will be glad to diseuse the linked food aula aold out. too, program with all interested resi­ l-cfor* tha evoning »n a Avar end dent*. the |>Otntn salnd nnd baked bean* She atreasee that November Is to supplement hot dug*, pi* and a good month fo r joining since the rakn supper deal proved quit* study program w ill ba on "New good. Josephine Mikler, Shirley W orlds." Cuba w ill be making ro­ Mlklur ami Mr*. France* Cartbots, learning and presenting ledge were welcome helpers at skill and playing game* on this thi* booth a* volunteer help for program them*. th* tenth grad* mothers In B. F. Wheeler will be one of a group of 52 men named In Florida’ ! "Hall of Achievem ent" whieh was let up by the State Chamber of Com merce during the past year to pay tribute to men who helped lay the foundation for state progress and growth. A special dedicatory service will be held in conjiinctlon with tne annusi convention ai sialr Lake Mary Party Is Well Attended DeBary Poppy Sale Set Tuesday DeBary Bon F. Wheeler Honored By Stale For Achievement is planning 3ho Baaaaa Booth, w il appreciate holfe hi o f material* ar la making for tftlo* A workshop fo r this purpose i* conducted in tha school library toch Wednesday and Thursday from t a. m. to noon. Thoao w ho can coma, even if only for an hour, ar* requested to bring needl*^ thimble and aclasora. Material* needed are; colored plastic lacing such aa used hy scouts, scraps o f material, vottoo, net, crinoline, felt—check old hate and skirts), yarn-all colors and types, thread-all color* and type* such aa mercerized cotton and em­ I broidery, rick-rack, bias tap*, elaatie, button*, snap*, sequins, bead*. •glitter, and ribbon, shredded for t rubber and cotton batting, old u>* wets or terrycloth, sheila, art!(icisl flowers from old hata or corsages, old and new candles and erayoftt plywood, unusual bottles o r >j ars w lM lof^ a ty v a toa m , coat han1g ,r s • wire aa wwadaet, old picture train**, entice and emnleidng ,«ii», 4-H Stages Thriller A t North Orlando Hy M ONA GRINHTHO skunk and Mr*. Krvcrk aa a beat­ young nik. 31 r. and 31re, Klh«wt Smith o f people o f the 4-H Club celebrated Hallow*** with • “ Chill Thriller" Edgemon A v a , served as judge* la choosing prise winner* amt Friday night a t the home of Bev­ named Diane Williams, a* a w itch, erly Kraeek on Kdgetnoa Ave. 3liea Halloween; Jeff Krecek, aa Scream* and yelta were heard a pumpkin and scar* crow. Mr. aH through th* eeighborhood a* Halloween. Michael Rhode*, d ress­ guest* ami hostess played game* ed as a robot, was ramrd Mr. and told atoriaa o f witch**, ghosta. Mechanical; Martha Dean In danc­ goblin* and other Halloween crea­ er’* costume took honorable m en­ tion. ture*. Tw enty North Orlando Orange and black crepe paper streamers decorated tha carport* with skeletons and pumpkins tack­ ed all 'round where refreshment* were served hy Mr*. Marcia Derum. Mr*. Bob Dean, Sir*. Bev­ erly Krecek and Mr*. Dele Wil­ liams. Guests had mivh hilarity with Jta* Dean, eualaiued a* UJ> Attending were skeleton, Bobby Derura; gyp&la, Barbara Berum ; witch, Fatty llarville; clow n, Mike Krecek; And* Panda, Debbie Krecek; Dutch girl, Cria Greanya; Cinderella, Gal* Atchison; pink rabbit, Tom Rhodes; Indian, C am ­ eron Clarke; gypaiee, Vecky Allen. Beverly Williams and Slyrtla Har| iu ; p«iniea% tm* Ik an peu em Mr*. H o b o , Dabby D a v i s ; M a r t h a 33 illiams and W endy, Hobo, W ood!* Sessnma. D is tric t V eterans Schedule Picnic SNAS C ontest Deadline Saturday Parents based at Sanford Navat Air Station are reminded o f the Saturday the "M iss deadline and for entering Master Sanford N aval-A ir Station" baby contest. AM entries must include for O nly a snapshot of the child, five years of age or uoder, with the child's name and Ihe father's outfit writ ten on back. They should be mailed to Baby Contest, Rout* 1. Box 3 I D , San kal World War I Veterans o f dis triet seven will hold a picnic at the DeBary Community Center Saturday. DeBary Barracks 1197 will be hosts to tha affair. A twenty-five cent registration fp* will be charged and those attending art requested to pro vided table service. Nurses To Meet At! professional registered nur­ se* of the county ar* invited to attend a meeting Monday, T:30 P- m.. 30* W. Hth St. la Sanford, for tha purpti# or organising a I’ rr Week j_ r .r c oxjpon Name ..... Address .. Phone No, & a t t f n r ii ig p r a lh 201 W. First S tre e t �I 1 7 ,0 0 0 Register, 1 3 ,0 0 0 Expected To Vote In Election Bt tha county. Supervisor m l Registration. Camilla Bruce esti­ mates that if the weather is good between 12,000 and 13.000 will go to the polls out of the 17,000 who have registered. la tha 14 precincts in the coarv ty. S3 m achines will’ be used. Fourteen new machines were re­ cently purchased by the county. When the voter enters tha vot­ ing machine he will be confronted with tw o borixontal rows for bal­ loting- aa fellow s: 1—Constitutional Amendments. 2— Candidates for federal, stale and county offices. Reading from left in right «n the top row are proposed amend­ ments: T u e a d if n o t* thaa 11409 Sami aol« County volar* will coaiid ar * ^ a a t the longest ballots ia vot­ ing history. It'll taka aa aversg* parsoa about six minute* just to road lb* laaguaaa at tha six fonslitutionat amendments and Uia names and officers o f all Ibe candidates listed. For tha Sanford election it will be somewhat, aaiier, with only lour candidates running for tha two open City Commission posts. ® A t city hall on Tuesday thera will be It voting booths, with L*Roy Anderson and A. L. Wilson tying for the Group I post ami Tom McDonald and R. J. Boynton aeeking tha Croup S post. 1—permitting the legislature so The second hoeisontal line eon eeal Richard W. Ervin (Dam. In* increase judgeships en the courts taine the elective offices and can­ cument) al appeals. didates. First will appear the o f­ (R « p .); >—allowing fice sought by candidates of both ent, Thomas D. Railey, (Dem ., in­ Im s for absentee military regivlra- personnel sod their spouses. 3— revamping the Game and « Fresh Water Fish Commission to allow more legislative control. 4— fixing distribution of pari mutual pool funds equally at not more than U percent So each — -ceuatyr— -------------On the same row. amendments 3 and • do not affect Seminole County, but permit trial of civil esses tn branch courthouses of Brevard, Highlands snd Volusia counties. and C. V. Wlsncr Jr. stale school superintend­ Democrat and Republican parties cumbent) and Gilbert P. Richard- starting wish Kennedy • Johnson and Nison Lodge slates. Offices on the Seminole County ballot for which Democrats and Republicans are contesting besides the Kenncdy-Niaon ra ce are as follows: Governor: Farri* Bryan* (D em .) and George C. Psterson (R e p .); secretary of atate, Turn Adams (D em .l snd P. W. Thompson (R ep .) state treasurer, J. Edam Larson (Dam. incumbent) and C. R. Fisher (R e p .); attorney gen- •on ( R e p ) ; and Railroad and Public Utility Commission. Ed­ win L. Mason iD em .) and Vic­ tor A. Rule (R ep .). State Representatives Mack Cleveland Jr., and Gordon Frede­ rick aa well as all the Democratic n om in ees-for county- offices art all unopposed Precincts in the county, number of registered voters m each preeinel and machines aiw ae fol­ lows: , Precinct 1: West Sanford, 314 French A ee., 2,071 registered, five machines. 2: Lake Monroe, ehurrh annex, 431 registered voters, two mach­ ines. 3: East Sanford. Home Center, 33th and Sanford Ave., 1,934 regis­ tered and It machines. 4: Psols, Wilson School, >43 registerrd and one machine. 3: Oviedo, Town Hall, 3M re­ gistered, two machines. 4: Geneva, community house, 283 regU tircd and ouc tuacMn*. 7: Cliuluota, old school house, 303 registered, one machine. 4: Goldenrod, community house, 473 registered, two machines: •: Longwood, Town Hall, 1,1*7 registered, three machines. It: Lake Mary, P reebytertw Church a on ei. M l registered, txre machines. t l : Alta moots Springe, sorarasaity house, 1,343 registered, four machine*. 12: Forest City, Purvis Real E s­ tate, 444 registered, two machines. 13: Slavia, school annex, IS re­ gistered. one machine. 14: Fern Park, Casselberry, Prairie Lake Legion Hall, 1,447 r e ­ gistered. one machine. 13: Sanford proper. National Guard Arm ory. 3,464 registered, seven machines. 14: Bear Lake, Florida Power Lounge, 333 registered, tw e mack- ©lip §>anfnr& Sirralii W EATHER: Fair through Saturday. High today 80, low tonight 56. VO!,. 63 United Presa Leaned Wirt Kstablished 1908 FRIDAY. NOVKMUKR 4. 10GO SANFORD FLORIDA GOP Fiscal Failings H it; Nixon Assails Johnson By United Pres* Interaatiunal Sen. John F. Kennedy charged fodsy that the Eisenhower admin­ istration has pursued "wasteful and shortsighted" econom ic pol­ icies that have brought the nntion to the threshold at its third major recession In six years. ^ K o r his own part, the Democrat­ ic randidate said in Roanoke, Va., United Fund Gets First 100 Percent .{mploye Donation Employes of First Federal Sav­ ings ami Loan Assn, today becam e the first 10o prrrrnl contributing group to the United Fund ca m ­ paign. Everyone on the .First Federal staff subscribed to the fund s« workers began to step up activity in tlu drive to raise 337.000. f t l 'n ile d Fund headquarters also announced that a meeting will be held at Lake M ary Monday at 7:30 p. m. to make plans for a house to house canvass in that area. The committee, beaded by W. E. Gray, will meet at tha la k e Mary Chamber of Commerce buikling. “ Let me make it clear that if elected president, I com m it myself and my party to a sound fiscal policy in the s i x t i e s . " Kennedy appealed in Virginia early today as he begun his final weekend round o f campaigning be­ fore the election Tuesday. In hia speech assailing the ad­ ministration econom ic policies. Kennedy did not mention I'resldent Eisenhower by name but said: "The failure o f our prr-ent eco­ nomic policies has become increas­ ingly evident in the puvt few months as tha danger signals of economic weakness have begun to mount." II* cited the rise in the cost of NO. 55 Look Out! NKM YORK (I t'D — If some highly skilled mslhrmaliral cal* filiations are correct, rfnomeday for the human rir* ia going t* arrive on Friday, Nov. IS, 2024, whirh i* till years from now. On that day, according tn the ralrulatiun*, thr human popula­ tion will reach infinity, meaning there will he no spare left an the earth (nr anolhrr person. On that coming Friday the I3lh, "nut great great grandliving, the decline of the gross na children will he (queered In tionnl product and the flnw o f death," said the ralrulatons, gold nut o f the Unitnl .Stales. "These m e the danger aign.tla— , Heins son Fnersler, Patricia M. the grow in g weakness,' 'he said, Mora, ami l.awrrnrr \\, Ambit “ which has caused many econo­ of thr I nlsrraily of Illinois, in mist* to say that we may He en­ reporting lo thr \mrriran Aaanciatinn for ihe Advancement tering our third major recession o f Science. in six years. And growing unem­ ployment and declining prsaluctiun tend to confirm this prophecy." The candidate acknowledged , that the program he envisages will cost money "hut they will lie soundly financed" and will reduce waste in government, he said. Kennedy declared ‘‘ We Demo­ crats do not intend lo devalue the* from its present Vale. We defend it* value and its News Briefs Tanker In Flames TWO MEN WKUK HURT when thi* pickup truck r«n morning ami landed in a ditch on Cameron Ave. Tit* driver, Ed ward Kveridife of Maitland, and a passenger, Clyde Warn*, Apopka, war* taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital for treatment. Deputiea Jim Moor* and Slim Galloway reported that the truck ran o ff the wrong aid* of th* road into the ditch. They were invest i gating Ihe cause. (Herald Photo) Free Balloons— And- Circus, Too KEY WEST (Ul’ l l —A Swedish tanker laden with nit hurst into flames m the Gulf of Mexico ’(liursila), hut ihe skipper said hr wniitcl continue to Rotterdam alter ' damage was repaired, some time ridli tiled the vice pit-a­ today. The (lames broke out in nt for himself that he Ihe after portion nf thr 121) font ptuper heir of the Jefferson­ vessel "K aunus" near thr galley Kills cun gel a fro* hulloon Sunday—and a whole circus ian tradion. Kennedy »aid Nixon but it vvxs immediately brought . » Aiiiifili.dft is. ks. Vsi'sii ;t — at. tha Cristiuni Bros, winter ijunistands “ where CooliJg* stood" tiixktr control. tens at the Farmer* Market. and where Republican president* The producer of a National Bromlcuating Co. film nliout McKinley. Taft, lloovrr and olh the circuit who i* shoaling ttcene* here for a TV .series, said el* have always taken their stand. JACKSONVILLE (U IM )-A 19.9 I •---------------------------------------- 1his grew will provide free balA rgu in g against divided govern­ legislative act which raisetl sals tools*/ cotton randy, and fre* ment, Kennedy aald he cannot b e­ rirs of peace justice* and con ticket* lo the show *t LJu p. m. lieve that VtrginiiO* will elect 'tables it unconstitutional. Circuit Sunday. IIAUY OF T iiF 5 RAH lomeslmit*, Tina Marie Mc­ Democrata (li-J.'ongrc-.s "and thrn Judge Kdwm I,. Junes ruled Jack Emanuel, NBC producer, Millan. left, seven-months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. put it all in revel ae" by potting Thursday. 'Hie legislature approv­ inviled parents to bn tig their Kyle McMillan ia Hpoinoml by the Pilots Club, and a Republican in the Whit* House. ed pay raises for the official* children to the circus grounds and II* declared that the future of front $7,300 lo $9,000 annually, but Laurie Lynn Brown, three-months old daughter of Mr. nut only see the ails hut ap­ the South ia inaeparaMe form tire Junes said the salaries should and Mrs.* Willie G. Brown is sponsored by the Disabled Longwood Mayor A. R. !a>r- pear in tha background sem es for future o f the nation and the fir - revert immediately lo their uri American Veteran*. Zela Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Mr*. the film. matin Thursday named lure uf the world. Phi is staging the contest for lunefit of the Seminole gtn.il amout. Tickets will be distributed at II in Is La.so, I.. D. Norton, Alfred At Fort Worth Nixon wound up Assn, for Retarded Children. i.el.uiian, Vs. 3. Largrnt ami C. .be ei<ti> u> ilia market area Sun­ a whirlwind bid today for the .'4 day. B. Searcy as outstanding citizen* I electoral votes o f Texas with a TALLAHASSEE (U l’ ll - Thr Paul Priitiani, manager of the |slushing aUark upon Sen. I.yiulutl Florida Miik Commission will uf tlfe town for 190). cirrus, said members of the ! U. Johnson whom he linked with meet here Nov. 13 for a three In presenting Ihe award. Lor- troupe will present several of what lie called a Druioctalic plan day session, administrator Howard maun said "selections were mad* llieir act* for the audience during for "votin g dead people ' in the Walton saul today. Included on on thr basis of personal contri­ the filming of initial scene* for Lnne Star State. Hie agenda will he consideration butions toward tit* betterment ml lh« series to be known as "The Nixon paid his respects to the ol Ihe 1961 03 budget and discus- Iamg wood with each individual Big Tent." D em ocratic presidential nom­ sum o f a committee recom m enda­ contributing, at personal sacri­ Emanuel also invited spectators inee and Sen. John F. Kennedy at tion to ges rid of present retail fice. towards making Ibis a more to watch filming of some cirrus HAVANA (U H I)— Prem ier Fidel launch a mock attack on the big a rally m Fort Worth belnre d e ­ milk runtrols and set up new appealing community In which to l ground scenes Saturday morning : Castro's revolutionary regims l . i . naval have at Guantanamo parting for the Northwest. Police procedures. live." I beginning about 9 a. m. plans In purse foreign clergymen Hay today in s i t hour maneuver estimated the X a m. crowd at teaching at religious schools here involving lanks and late-model H.OOO to 10,000 persons. as the first step toward "bringing jet warplanes. MONTGOMERY. Ala. ( L P t i He pictured Johnson, a native Ttie opening hours of the ma Texan whu is riinn.ug for rcelcc- \ti all white Alabama jury dccid the schools into line." church neuver railed fur "en em y " pa linn lo the .Senate a* well a - elec etl Thursday Hie New York Times : sources said today They said plans for the church irols tn break through the fence tion In the vice president", and libeled City Police Commissioner campaign were roughed out at an surrounding the base and scire s Kennedy as "fra n tic" in their I. B. Sullivan by printing a paid ' all-night meeting Nov. 2 at which number of sentry posts bordering effort to win Texas in the closin'.; advertisement soliciting funds for legal defense of a Negro Integra Communist boss tllas Ituca pre Cuban territory as might happen days ol the campaign tom leader. The 12-man circuit sided and Education Minister Ar­ it Fidel Castro pul his militainen As the rvidrnce uf this point, in' court jury awarded Sullivan, dam ­ mando Hart and land reform chief on tile warpath. relcrred to a long-published lial ages of JjOO.Qoo on his charges ' Antonio Nunez Jimenez were pres of Texans supporting John-nn Hist the March 29 ad in the Times ent. some of whom turned oui lo have | informant* said Castro, who maliciously libeled him with a |been long since departed ,n on the meeting in the pack of lies." The vice president hammered ,arly hours of Nov. 3. said in a principally at the differences be­ table-pounding speech that private The Seminole .Spoils Cur Club |Chools must not he permitted tn will hold its monthly meeting at tween Kennedy and Johnson » ' reflected in their conjressmn.il impede educational reform. i 30 p. in. today at the home of Castro’ s educational reform pro President Jim DcBrine, 12* Conn voting records and campaign year gram eliminate* examinations, re- : try Club HusJ. There will Im* a s t a t e m e n t s . He plctuird Johnson and Kenne­ port cards and textbooks and lim- eolor uni sound fdm of the Wat , tu education to topics prescribed kins Glen Grand Prix. Anyone in dy as telling widely-varying slur ies about shitting defen-e plants by the Education Ministry. The town of T.oiiKwuod will hon­ teresled lo sports ears is wel­ Roman Catholic piiests and lay- com e, ami there will be a 10 mile from one part of the country to or iU Volunteer Fire Dept, memanother. m„ ind a(i,n,nl„ r4lor, „ f Amer- check point sign in his yard ' here and their fainiliee at an obi "Jack can't take them (defense fashioned picnic and chicken t.«rlean run. Methodist and Episcopal Plans will he made for the schools here have an uionced their i d u b 's events of Novemlwr ami plant*! t» CaliforiiiM, Pmiisylvun bri ue in the Longwood I'arV ia and Vtevt Virginia and Lyndon opposition lo government interven December. Saturday beginning at 2 p. m. still have them here in T ''x a «," , tion, but authorities of Cuban run ■■ ' » " ■ 1 I. *■ ■■■* Games and contests will fill the j Pfeibyterun. Baptist anil Lutherhe said. ■afternoon with winners treviving In other speeches in Texas, an schools have not taken a stand. , |iil/.rs which writ' donated by Nixon also swung at Walter IteuThe government already has Long sood mcichsnis, civic gioup*j ther, head of the. I nited Auto hailed the entry of "religiou s im |snd individuals. The International Department Workers Union. migrants," snd church sources be­ Thr vhh »£•/. d.l oei, with all thr > lieved the first step in their cam- of the DeBary Woman's Club will . liim m ings, will be served around [ paign would be to require foreign , inert M unlay at 2 p. in. at the 4 p. m. Supplies for the m»a| also THE PILOT I'L l U AWARD (or ouUtaiulir.y? member* priests and nuns leaching at pa hurra of tha chairman, Mia* Baa of the School Patrol wan presented thia morning to Dan rochial schotd* tn leas# the rnun trie* J, Tyson Discussion topic City Council members of Oviedo were received through donations ' The event is being held fur the Simon of Sanford Grammar School. Alt*. George Stina try and re-enter ss ordinary muni for th* day will h* Khrushchev'* will meet Monday it 4 p m. 24 day* a* she Goner*) Assembly B th* City Hal) Building for Use firemen to appreciation qt many made the preaunlatlon oI a certificate of merit and a grams. V. f . Marinas masquerading o f th* UN. All women To DeBary regular month!/ session. Mayor hours ape-* while cleaning away .silver dollar, given each six weeks b / th* Pilot*. prepared to are inviud to attend. debris (turn Hurricane Donna. si ' aggressors" Lee Gary announced today. (Herald Photo) Salaries Illegal Longwood Names Citizens Oi Year Milk Hearing: »Set Severe Weather Begins In West Ry United Press International Severe weather atruck tlx* West laic Thursday and early today, bringing heavy wind and rain to mrthern California and windwhipped snow to the Rocky Moun­ tain slopes. A freak windstorm swept in from the Pacific Ocean and lashed the California mast, causing one death and damage estimated m the thousands of dollars A construction worker was killed when wind blew u tree Jfw n on (op of his truck near I x i i h , C a lif. about 90 miles north of San Francisco. The winds broke windows, lore down power lines, and damaged buddings. The wind partially tore away roofs of ranch buildings near Ukuh. Snow blanketed the groum j early today from Montana and W estern South Dakota through Wyoming and western Nebraska. Casper, ^ y o ., reported four inches of snow on the ground at midnight. R n h v Qlfrfrcsr ^ f l V P C S itter Saves Four C hildren DODy jir r e r ja v e s MILWAUKEE. Wis (U PI) - A haby sitter, trapped by flames in a burning four-family apartment house, tossed four children from second story window and then leaped lo safety btrself Thursday night. 3lrs. Norma Nichols, 19. tossed the three children of Mrs. Marlene K aviu and her own son iota the arm s ot Lily Walker. 27. standing below. Then Mrs. Nichols jumped M d was caught by a m ao. A ail-year old bog received broken ankles. Religious School Staff Purge Begun By Castro J Libel Awarded Sports C a r Club M eets T o n ig h t Town To Honor Longwood Firemen DeBary C lub Sets M onday M eeting Council To Meet 4 / County Judge Sets Up New Mail Plea For Traffic Court County Judge Vernon Mix* ha* instituted ■ new procedure fo r waiving personal njsprsranrr* by drivers arrested for soma tra ffic violations a a t*id a municipal lioundaries. It provide* that an out uf sou sty resident, or anyone whu cannot appear in traffic court on the data specified in th* arresting officer's citation, may m*k« a pie* by mail lo th* judg*. Mia* haa provided printed form* outlining th* procedure which will be handed to th* driver by th* ar­ resting officer. Thews form s allow a plea o f guilty, not guilty or note contemlr* (n o *unteat), Driveix charged with driving under tha influence o f Intoxicat­ ing liquor or drugs, racklass driv­ ing. driving while lieens* U *uspended or having na driver's Mcense eannot sue the new mast plea. A mail plea in allowable case* must reach the judge'* o ffice be­ fore the dale o f trial ahosva on hla arreit slip. If n bond haa been posted, ami the plea ia guilty or no euntest, a (in* will h« levied against the bond and any amuunt nut ini posed returned to the driv­ er. If a not guilty pie* in mailed in, th* judge will have th* prosecut­ ing attorney advise the accused uf tha new date fur appeuranre. If a summons is given instead requiring bond to b* posted, a check for lb* nuriual bund niuet be enclosed with lb* written plea. Mia* said this method haa been used to o th e r count!** a n d fou n d to b« helpful in expediting th* o f th* traffic court aa wall aa being convenient to the travelpublic. Rotary To H ear M o rris Hale Murri* S. Hal* Jr., president at the Orlando Junior College, will ■peak at tha Rota.ry Club meeting |Monday. His addreaa w ill outline tha Junior Collet* activities. Vatican Has Holiday VATICAN CITY tU P I) — Pop# John XXIII today observed th# serum) anniversary at hia corona­ tion a* supreme pon tiff o f the world's half-billion Roman Catho­ lics. It was n holiday in th* tiny Vatican state and the papal goldand-whi s Bag Daw from all tea building*. � 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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U L- .■yroBE *• trH - Y fr ta rfir l ...; Pigs §—Tuw. V a r, J, m P W m ll Ravenna Park Open House Attracts 1,51)0 Viewers Ravenna Park Home* epen houte attracted familie* from all over Central Florida Sunday to the seven modela of three and four bedroom homes. The door prises, an elertrie blanket, donated by Sanford Eleetric Co.. went to Sirs. P. L. Elmore of not Lincoln St. Parents showed Interest in the family planned homes and ktddiea were wide-eyed waiting for rides om the poniet is the play area of tho park. Tlie home with the aolid oak block floora drew the largest amount of attention along with the demonstration of the Partlo plained the all-electric equipped hornet juat completed. The Golden Value Home shown here was one of the seven visited by the 1,500 persons who attended the open house. (Herald Photo) NEW MEDALLION HOMES IN RAVENNA PARK were open to the public Sunday and the modela attracted familiaa all during tha day. Representative* of Shoe­ maker Construction Co., developer of Ravenna Park, ex­ , Cart, a eeiuie all-eul-dWHi look | tng and aening unit. It waa | demonstrated by Lucy NowllS, • borne economist for Florida Pow­ er and Light Co. and Davt Thrasher, sales representative, A. K. Shoemaker Jr., head «t Shoemaker-----Cewslruetien--- t v ;-------builder of the homes, reported that this was a most iucceriful I home showing with about 1 Vo people in the area visiting R jt venas Park and viewing the homes. FOR — Weddings Birthdays Anniversaries OPEN Friday Eveaiege New York Police Boss Threatens To Call Out Marines On Strike .ft .\KW YORK (UP!) Y"«+ City Police Commissioner Stephen P. Kennedy threatened today to call oat the Marlnea U discontent­ ed policemen carry out a massive “lirk” strike on election day. Kennedy, buffeted by • feud with hie own force, added that 1/ Did Marines were not available Nov I, he would call on the mili­ tia, tho mlllUry police or the par­ atroopers to protect the "sacred" right to vote in peace. He aleo said ba would flra any policemen Involved In aurh a strike. However, John J. Caaaese, pres­ ident of tho Patrolman’a Benevo­ lent Aaaociatlon whlrh ha* long 1 Sab fa u m fa ij C tq jm c ij '•aPH for resign*'*'*", denied any "etch* ‘strike waa afoot for election day when tha entire 24,000-man force U used because of the voting. Kennedy said Mon­ day he hed report* thet large numbers of policemen planned to call In lick and »ay they were too 111 to report to the police surgeon for a checkup, making It impos­ sible for tho police doctor to veri­ fy or object to all lick reports by making house calls. The election dey strike report followed a traffic ticket "slow­ down" or strike smelly one week ago, allegedly called by leaders of policemen who objected te Ken- $ $ W IN SECOND H y ’s »h«rp crackdown or. the i! [ legal but prevalent practice of | “mppoUghtiPK.**. in which patrol­ men hold outside job* to supple­ ment their salaries. Sanford Youth Joins Army Dorsey W. Kettering, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Kettering Sr., 2023 Yale Ave., enlisted in the regular Army for three years active duty. He attended Seminole High School and waa recently employed with a local fond store. CASH GWALTNEY Jeweler M l *. Park FA S U M WATCH REPAIRING FOR CONTINUED GROWTH An d p r o g r e s s People Coate From A l To Bask With Us RE-ELE C T A. L. (Al) WILSON City C om m issioner CROUP NO. 1 A man with S year* ef EXPERIENCE EFFICIENCY anil ECONOMY Your vole and support appreciated Nov. a, I960 pd. Pol. Adv. P R IZES W ANNUAL Match Your S k i l l With Other Local F ootball E x p e r t s And .Gel Paid For Your Fun. CONTEST RULES F R E E CASH PR IZES will be awarded each week (in accordance with Contest Rules at right) as follows: 1st PRIZE: $15; 2nd PR IZE: $10; 3rd PRIZE $5. Nothing to Buy. Nothing to Pay. No Obligation. • 9 football garni** this weekend are placed, one in each ad on this page. Indicnte winner by writing in the name of team opposite the advertiser’s name in the Entry Blank. No scores. Ju st pick winner*. THIS PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH TUESDAY DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASON. p iN f CREST INN '/ , u e J o o d AT THE • Pick a number which you think will be the high­ est number of points scored by any one team on this page and place this number in the space pro­ vided in. Kntry Blank. ThU will be used to break ties. SIGN ____________ o r ------------------ I llwy. 17-93 South FA l-S »« OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK (Rtanonable JfC iffjf f i l f l \ r a' f o o ' b ' v GEORGIA TECH VS. TENNESSEE PILLOW R E N O V A T I N G ^ F a a llie ra a lc riliird under ultravinlrt light and placed in new In k in g L IC E N S E D IIY S T A T E B O A R D OF H E A L T H SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY III W. ltd IT. r .t i-s m FLORIDA VS. GEORGIA M ary Carter Paints BUY 1 G ET G A LLO N 1 GAL FREE 201 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-3619 KENTUCKY VS. VANDERBILT SPECIAL NOW! • :70 • II A lfflll# Black (tube type) CA VA N A U G H 1 1KK SLUWCh Fifth TTr« DUtributor ARKANSAS VS. HICK Ul Kacippabio Tlr« FA 3-2243 NO EMPLOYEE OF THE SANFORD HERALD OR MEMBER OF HIS FAMILY IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE FacaimUe aleo Accepted) My Name I* .. . . ....... Address Seminole t'ountv Laundry ------- Winner Bob Crumley Agency..........—— Winner Day *n Nile G rill................ .......... Winner --------Mary Carter Paint* ................ Winner „J Cavanaugh Tire Service ...... Winner Chapman Concrete Product* ...... Winner Oarar'* Cocktail Lounge ....... Winner Senkarik Gin** A I’ainl ............ ... Winner PintcreMl Inn .......- .............. Winner I think .............. mSTAHEP* repaired QUICK INSURANCE CLAIM SERVICE will b* the moat point* ncored in any one game SE N K A R IK GLASS & P A IN T WISCONSIN VS. NORTHWESTERN Football Contest Editor -COMPLETE SANFORD IN S U R AN C E HERALD Winners of Last Week's Contest: SEKVICF." First Prize — $15 — MRS. OWEN MrCARRON. !1« l ake Minnle Dr.. Sanford. Fla. Second Prize — $10 — A. L. OMEY. P. O. Box 27. Idike Mary. Third Prixe — $5 — I). A. SMITH. P. O. Box 328, 1-ake Mary. I ML E«*t of French on 23th 8 L TH E MUSIC OF FAIRLANES CHAPM AN Med. . FrL • Sftt. 9 P. M. to 1 A. M 104 N. KLM AVE. MINNESOTA VS. IOWA y^ OHIO STATE VS. INDIANA For the Do-lt-Your»elf Home Itrmodeler Furl Drum P-v»U Patio UlocLa - 2" x I ” i IS" nod 2* i U " i 29" Siam 1" a 20" ft 19- bulkhead Piling Flower lied Hordern Property Line Corner Poult Septic Tank Cover slan t ALSO -— Sill*, Lintala and Dour llradera LOUNGE, B A R & PA C K A G E DANCE TD TIIK Bob Crumley Agency Atlantic Bank building Pre-Cast Concrete Material OSCAR'S CO. 119 M A O N O LIA y\ Co-Sp«n,or af I f . a f F la . football h ro «dn at a»er M T K K M A IL OR BRING EN TRY BLANK T O : Dancing Nitely— NEW 1MI 8- * reach • One entry only to each contestant. Entries must be brought to the office of this puper or postmark­ ed no Inter than Friday Noon, November 4. GOOD EATING 1 free Parking Je W EEK LY ! FOOTBALL CONTEST DINK Over GOOD FOOD hi Air Conditioned C om fort DAY 'N' NIGHT GRILL C O N C R E T E PRODUCTS Th# State Market Keatnurant FA 1-4291 Fraaefc An . at U lh DUKE VS. NAVY WAKE FOREST V i. N. C. STATE | ip a �United Fund WEATHER: F«lr through Thursday. High today. T6-80. Low tonight. *5-88. VOL. S3 United Press Leased Win Established 1908 WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1960 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. M Temporary Tax Relief Asked In Orienta Area Benson To Lead UF Campaign In Casselberry eempeigns ere everybody's responsibility end ell should help eut es mueh es possible with eontrlbutlons. Don’t leave the burden of paying for our serriee ageneles to a few. Help now! Kennedy Says C O P Uses Bomber Fund For Votes; Properly owners from two sub­ divisions hard hit by high wa­ ters all year asked the County Board of Equalization for “tem­ porary l»v relief” at the first moving now-, the administration! Kennedy got tumultuoua #y8lly tailed Press International equalization session this morning Sen. John F. Kennedy accused should be blamed for acting *0 non in Lot Angeles Tuesday from Only about 38 person* attended the morning session as compared Illf Eisenhower administration to- slowly on such a vital weapon,” , a downtown noon-hour erowd Kennedy said. ! which police estimated at about with 300 la*t sear. day o( relrasina an additional His comment came s« lie began 200,000. He mide ■ aerie* 8< Residents of Orienta Gardens I a«iteil the board for temporary **•“ "'••lion tor development of the 4 second snd final day nt cam- , speeches in the area, winding up ! relict m most ol their property B70 bomber “ to increase Republi paigning in Vire President Rich- before about 35,000 persona inside j has been covered by water since can votes.” *rtl M. Nixon s home state to and outside the stadium at East I j af4. t . Democratic presidential capture Ihe 32 electoral voles Los Angrlea College where be A S Merrill from Florida lla candidate said the adminislia- which California «<■>< in 1332 ar.vf TTgr'fth-. educed by- Adltl t , iXtnoUv | ven on Lake Seminary said he I on * deciaion a week before 1936 to President Eisenhower. venson. Democratic itandard ( had no complaint about Ihe a* election day to release funds Kennedy detailed an education- bearer in 1932 and 1938. sessment hut said "we need some made available a year and a half at program he would pul into ef | Karlier, before perhaps 8.008 relief as in) property isn't worth ago by the Democratic-controlled fret if circles! president and , cheering aupporters outside the full cash value because ef the Congress was "a transparent pojcharged that “ the current crisis Douglas Aircraft Co. plant nt critiral high waters.” litiral msneuvrr” rather than *n in our educational system" was t.onj Beach, Calif., Kennedy for Tlie hoard agreed to consider effort In increase national de- caused by “ failure to meet our iff second consecutive day teased the matter. fenses. responsibilities over Ihe ps»t eight \ixon for hia use of Eisenhower The hoard also had requests ' "Far from being credited for 1years." in the campaign. LOOT TAKEN FROM SUSPECTS included three stockings containing alfor lax reductions because of low Amid laughter from the crowd, flying planes near the Sanford rnont $400 in change and several tools that could be used in burglaries. Kennedy said, he understood Nis­ Naval Air Si a lion and t greed tn Deputy Slim Galloway joined Deputy L. J. Kriz. tenter, and Highway on spent two and a half hour* study that a!«o. Patrolman J. S. Foster in examining the each* of rhnnee after three at thr White House Monday “ ask­ The hoard also received 83 suspects were booked. (Herald Photo) ing the president to go with him The Naval Ar Station will teal written complaints on appeals for | to Pittsburgh and Cleveland.” homes.cad exemption and all of Its alarm ‘ tiren at * a. m. In New- York Nixon, eampalfwThursday and hat asked area them were denied. Most of |lic ing for the first time with Preslresidents lo ignore II at It will rompluim* were denied because dent Eisenhower at hi* aide, lolA no! Indirale any emergenry. 1there was no tulr in the applieheering throngs today that KeoThe siren will be tested with n | cant's name by Jan. t or they to minute blast frfr Its periodic nrdy is too small a man for the ... „ . ., I crc allowing the proprriy to he big Job in the White House. Hvrch. An alert Seminule deputy arservice station at 13lh St. and Kriz said he believes that* this UJffj j0(, rfn li| pUrpo*«*a Nixon and Eisenhower msd* rested three South Florida men Tench Ave. and asked the at*I is a large acale burglary ring that 1 | nclicallon« sre that the board thrir raiiipnigii debut together be­ The County Commission will believed involved in a large acale lrn,linl lt hr cm,ld rMh in * lo‘ h*‘ b" n “oin* on , should wind up .he complaints fore a rtowil of IP.000 to 13,000 at have extra help with them tonight o. change as “ I want to get my many counties in the slate pull l)T tllllrr thu •••rrno«.n or Thurs ^ w n en they meet with the Orange b'jr S|*r5’ ring. Long Island's Roosevelt Field buddies out of jail.” . ' ing off various thelis. day morning '^County Commission on the joint Held for investigation aficr be shopping center, then set out on a It was then, according to Kriz. Ail sheriff's offices liave been At noon there were only s lew water management program. ins caught with $383 74 in as that he searched the car and alerted and the Florida Sheriff* ntorr complaints to be heard. day-lung quest with Henry Cabot Conductor Dies A representative of Reynolds. »«rted change were Oscar Paul found the tour stockings full of bureau ha« been called into the Lodge nod Gov. Nelson A. Rocke­ The commission will review all MILAN, Holy (Ul’li — Famed Smith and Hill. Jacksonville an Meyer. 23 of Miami; Glenn M monrv. feller for New York State'i 48 1cave. Hie complaints, check the pro. Girek-boru conductor Dimitri gtnerring firm hired for a toun Shmiley, 23, Hialeah and Barney electoral vote*. pert) involved, and reach its final Milropiiulos, nt. former diies-toi tywide water control study, will M. Baskin, 27. also ol M uni, Ihe GOi* presidential nominee decision in alxmt three weeks. of Ihe Mimtespuli* and N*vv York told Long Isl.indris that although sit in on the meeting to advise The three were arrested earls KENNETH MclNTOSH symphony nrchrMras, died today Krinirdy rlaiiurd “thi* is a tints the local governing body on the this morning after Deputy L. J. on thr podium of La Srala opera for grrulness and I ant great," Ilia $380,000 project. Krii found four large .men's bouse. Three representative* at Ihe aoeka in the rear of their car DrnuK-ratir nominee actually lack­ firm met will commissioners ! filled with money. ed the stature of eurrent Republi­ • Tuesday afternoon and *a m * The Urea have denied stealing' can leadership. to have one of their officera, iCf- any mOdey. Kru 'win.' bandied The vice president said hia op­ TALLAHASSEE 'llie County Commission by a ihe only negative vote was by old Scott, attend the maotlaf. lliw tovattigailou a., d. it very likely th« last legal ponent's rliaige Hint America ha* One phase of the project In Kriz silt! Tuesday morning he 3 1 majority Tuesday afternoon Commissioner Horner Utile, who Sanford Attorney hoimeth Me- been standing still during Hi* 'Mu- luiinly Commission Tuesday obstacle to fliiiiin ing pail of the solves right and a half miles of spotted a suspicious car with a voted to reject » pl»« for Oa* lhitl iince ,|,# Zoning Board 4 r„.,| t0 wor|t Wllh the trustees North-South Expressway in Miami Jntoah was named president of the Eisenhower adni'nistiation is “the eliannr' improvement, brtdge. Michigan tag near the Deck Bar I \TSuy *"d C®un‘* • « ' « h“ ' ' »f »he coonly law library in f , „ . 1w * amoved Titaaday by the State >s, min(lI, Cuunly Ju, rnllc Council silliest thing that has been said and structure* on the Little We- ou llwy. 17 92 near the Dontrack in this campaign." He also as­ Hist - portions of that area are okayed Hie plat according to hli,htng andinstalling the library Supreme Court. The high rnutt at a rrient meeting of the organ! sailed Kennedy for picturing Kit. k iv River at in estimated cost nnad. regulations he felt that the cum | in the courtroom at the rourlhoutr refused, without opinion, to re- sat ion. of IlMJ.ooo. A similar program Alter the car pulled away Irom subject to periodic flooding." enhowrr a* •‘wrong” o n t h « The hoard appointed Commi* r»''*'der its previous action upThe commission, during the mission had no alternative hut for Ihe Howell Branch area would the bar he noted that a telephone John McDermott, county mental (jurim)y..Mat*u and Cuban Issues -loner .1 II. Van Hoy to meet with holding validation of the big bond Itealth <ooiilinator. was sleeted hj„ llrt,|in|t, wlth Suv)ft - cost approximately $200,000. booth outside had been "lain morning session of the meeting 10 approve it. . . . . , , issue l.y the Dade Circuit Court. postponed action on the plat un Altor the action. Oakland , nid. r . on the cost and plan. Vice president and C. K. McCot.L; ,.wl„ |rr Ni|,iu ,q. Khrushchev, • The meeting is scheduled for pered with." Orlando at the Orange County Kriz sent out an ah points 1.1 the, could hear testimony trom S tates developer Lee Cohn told *■» the library winch .. expected juvenile rouneelor, wss named wfixori. who railed Kennedy a Fever Suspected tlie Herald he would file a man no1 •'* exceed $300. Courthouse. alert for the vehicle,' hut thr Uljs!li secretary •treasurer. i -i,* ,, f.ced” liar over Racial LONDON (L 'i'll — Jhrren star nils* 'said that about lud f«*t damn* auil against the minis Edwin Sliinholser. attorney and Norman Bryant of the enginesr Florid* Highway oatrol and dr Juvenile Judge Venion Mize Security Tuesday night, told hia a member of thetrusters appear Elizahelh Taylor today »»< re- told thr gionp that doting Sepi.-m- itrooklyn audieme that hie opponing firm also informed rommis puties wereunsuccessful in lo in the (south section ol the flai »>»" •omeiime this week is low "and. in my opinion, sub Cohn had planned a 3<s> Home ed before the board and cilrd the pnrtril lo )>§ uiiikr #%einiiiiMti4in . „ M ^clftwr ,Inere ^**9 » totnl riit t Mould "soak tho poor,, .in pay sioners that hr hopes to havr eating the car. for a »i$U development on the 116 acre area importance ol thr library. most of thr data on Ihe survey ,> arty Ui* morning, a jeet to periodic flooding ” *r ^ , , * ** jm rnilt offon^ei with traf-^fof Democratic tampaian prom* Hr said Dial a—inarlillnn tli.; — f i n---_The Mail one .. ,brg-gr-l , ■ inirn-r, . j i ---u. i-.in — -i-i. j . jll-jly . . ..j jn u .ailUolcd iu m u .iu u ..^•• —rn, „ tne -completed in about one month, PaWf-i |ni«i»rf iminl a ____ . - | br!**?*’" L iks. Orient* ssti • itc*.------- ---------------rear end of the court room w ou ld »f M.-s Taylor's doctor* ** -.tying Roy. including a list of the top priority car with a Miami tng going at U-adilig the protests against the he suilahlr and all thr Ultrarv hr i* coiivimnl Malta fever i« Itie projects in the program. an unlawful rate of -peed, Kris plat was Commissioner Lawrence would nerd is a IS hv 20 tre.i n u n s of the itai's illne--, al­ Commissioners agreed that reported. Swoflord who said he felt that .— — _ though more te-ts would he we. e«. • “critical” area* such as landThe three men were taken to the land was just not suit.itile for -ary for a final oiagnosi*. locked l.akc Orienta and the Kcon- the jail and the driver charged Blood Bank Visit any kind of development. lorkhatchee. Wekiva and Howell with speeding. One ol the men Cohn said it wax the ninth time arras would hr st'idird first. said he wanted some coffee and Jobs For Cubans Five Circuit Court raves have the plat had been tvelore the Is Postponed Rryant said he hopes to meet doughnuts and a-keit it he could MIAMI (U Pli — Mayor Robert The Mobile Unit r*l the Aeml been set for trial this month by commission. with federal authorities in shout get some, Kriz said King High nf Mijnii (aid johtex* note County Rlnod Rank will not Circuit Judge Voile Wiliam* Jr. — ■ ■ . 1 month in Jacksonville on thr “ Itwas at this time," Kriz The S*nfnrd Garden Club ha* designated Liltrrhug Day. he in Lake Mary Hilly. Thr mo Cuban* may he sent to ntbri part* cost of the program and urged sain. “ That I pulled up at the after defendants pleaded lono During 1931, the Roadside Deof the country > < i they won’t go joined it* ctatr organization in bile unit ha* been posl|Hinrd tin representative of the commi*- jail and noted this *ame vehicle cfnt arraignment Tuesilav. vebipmrnt Cummitter of the Gar­ til Nov. 22 . The mobile unit will hungry. He predi ted that a procombatting litlcrbiigs. Truman Conkte of Rear Lake sion. County Engineer Carlton and saw the man putting away tale individual donations wlnrlv gram •“ relocate some of the '1he- Florida Fcdeiation of Gar den Clubs hrram r aware of th# and Harold D King Jacksonville, _ Bliss, and attorney Mack Cleve- from tlie curb '* will he credited In the I akr ihoiMand* nf refugee Cuban* will , |, n t'luli* theme, * A More fleau indiscriminate littering nf *ur Kriz aaid thr men drove to a are scheduled for trial on *• “ land Jr. to attend Ihe meeting. ( Mary Rank supply. , begin here within two waeka. llful Fior ds.” led lo lo.lav being a,rff" hi*hw,y*; paraie manslaughter munis Nov. i . say nothing nf the thoughtlesa 7 and Nov. II. picnicker! in »ur Hate parks and Conkte is charged with the LOS ANGELES 4t PIs—A re roadside rests, and the federation knife slayln nt Albert Sima Iasi pu(g 0n maralhon ddll>er.itlons in board voted In adopt ''Don't be a spring. Kin; u accused ot negli- the second nvuriler trial of Dr. R. IJtterbug" a* the olfieal alogan genre in Hie traffic death last Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff to he u-ed in the Roadside De­ May 28 of an ll-)earotd child. may be ordered Thursday by Ihe velopment Committee * campaign Thr slate not prossed a man trial judge if tlie juror* do not lo eliminate this increasing men­ dauguter charge against Noah reach a verdict today. ace To accomplish a sat.ifying and Goodman, 76 year old Sanford Superior lodge | *r«>y Das-on permanent anti-litterhus convci& CLEARWATER (U P!)—A hear I nothing In hide, was innocent of Negro, charged in the pistol slay denied Tuesday a defense molcm outness, garden dub members ing is expected to be scheduled any wrongdoing and would eagerly ing ol Willie Dallas, also a .Negro tn poll the II women and one man handed togetlier in a unified effort The ulltrr trial* involve Oscar to see how they stood numerically in the next few days to conxider accept Hie road committee'* invi tation to appear he'ore it. lo make their influence felt ia Yciileux, Altamonte Spring*, ac­ without reference to guilt or in a permanent court order prevent­ At Bradenton last Thursday. cused of incest, Nov. II; William “ A More Beautiful Florida,” Mrs. norcnce. ing Road Board member Al Rogerc vva* denounced by II. M Scuatick. Kern Park, four counts C. M. Flowers, publicity chair­ Such a poll, the juri-l said, Rogero'* hank record* from being Fiore, editor o( the l.ee County ol breaking and entering and man of the Sanford club said. might be taken Thursday if no suppoenaed by the Kelly Com­ News al Fort Myers. Fiore <aul larceny, Nov. 9 and James Prin­ In 1932 The National Federation verdict is reached the Stale Road Department took gle, Sanford Negro, aggravated mittee. of Garden Clubs followed io Flor­ At dav'a end, the jury had d* Circuit Judge Jack White Issu­ the worst of three routes to re ; ixault. Nov-. 9. ida's footsteps and started work­ lilieratcd an even (*> hours, inr ed a temporary injunction in direct the Tamiami Trail through ing for a mure beautiful Ameri­ passing by 9 hours and 40 min a Rogcro's favor Tuesday and said Fo'* Myer- and that Rngero own ule* the point at which ttw first ca. he would set a date for a hearing ed property near the route sc trial Jury found itself in hopcles* Science Club Sets Today signs arc potted along on a permanent injunction later. lected. dissension. Florida's highways offering a Fiore, representing a North Fort The committee obtained a au!> Thursday Meeting ftou reward to anyone rep<tlin| poena for all of Rogero'a records Myers businessmen's group pro Dr Harlan Rhode*, a nemoto- s j i i someone dumping trash on or near in Hie Bank of Cleaiwaier after testing the new highway location, the highway*. Some state* pay as Rogerd's name came up repeat suggested that Rngero might have logi-i from iff University of M a l l O W C C n A r t . . . much as $iouo reward. edly during a public hearing »f influenced the location of the Florida experimental station in i i /• “ If we are unable lo inspire a the Interim Legislative Commit route to realize financial gain. Gainesville, will be the guext W i n n e r s L i s t e d Winner* for the Sanford Recieavoluntary rusiperalion and pride Rogero was also criticized by speaker at a meeting of the tee on Roads, headed by Sen. in lbe Seminole High lion Dept. Halloween Art Contest In the thoughtless Individual, then Scott Kelly of Lakeland, in Rra- Chester Chaire-, a Bradenton lam! ^C|_fn<iC * Dr. in the Jtuiioi High division were appi*i*er, who said he was fired School Glee Club room we should support proper admin-49demon last week. ft nodes Rogero sought the injunction on from the road department as a 4!. ' p in. Don Thompson, first, and Bobby stration of law* and* ordinances grounds the subpoena called for j right of way appraiser because ^ 'ursdsy and will discus* the .Stewart, second plsre. designed lo discipline such peo­ Florida. Tb* Senior High winner* w»i* records at far hack as 1934, which he had “stepped on Mr. Rogcro’s r "’ '1 r pro‘' ,“m in flo r‘ ple. Judi Taylor, first, and Frankie predated his appointment lo the | toes" by appraising property at ; . ~ “The importance of coopera­ road hoard. He argued that turh ' too low a figure. A .S S JlS S in K lII.S S e l f Rsllarrl, second plate. tion and enthusiasm cannot be Painting* for Ihe Hnlloween A'* rerord* will involve individuals It was expected that Rogero TOKYO (UPI) — Otoja Yama TODAY IS “I.UTKKHI'G DAY" in Sim ford and the Garden (Hub nrse.x hII stressed too strongly so let us and firms that had noUiing to do would testify at the next meeting guchi. the 17 year old rigntist who , Contest ware done on windows ef residents to make a concerted effort to keep city atreet* anJ areas clean. proceed determinedly toward live with any activity connected with j of the board, which is expected aaxgssinated Socialist leader Ine downtown atora* with spatial, Tuesday, Mayor Earl Higginbotham signed the “ Litterbug Day” proclama­ achievement ef eur goal — “ A his job as a board member. ! to he held about the middle of jlro Asaruma Oet. 12, hanged paint* fnmi-h-d In- the |tei-r»* tion as Mrs. C. N. Flowers, Garden Club publicity chairman, left, and Mrs. More Beautiful Fl»r da," Mr*. . lie again proclaimed he had - this month. t himself m Jai* laic today. ition Dcpu J 2 «o■*«,*• t ,i J . v Eric Vihlen, Garden Club pres ideal, rijfbL look on. (iicraUi DhotoJ Mayor William M. Ben*on ef Casselberry bai accepted the jo b , aa chairman of the United Fund Drive in that area, K t n in nounced today. The mayor reported that 18 per| i o i i i have already volunteered to * h elp with the campaign. in Cm aelberrv. • W. F.. Gray, Lake Mary, will hold a meeting Monday at hit home lor all workers to kick off a two-week crash drive for the ! L'F. The Lake Mary area ii the only area announced ao far to have a house-to-house drive. Gray will work with 30 volunteer* to 4 cover the area. The kick-off breakfast for Hie 400 Club will be held at t a. m. Thursday in the Civic Cenier. Businessmen in the Greater San­ ford area have been contacted to attend and become members ef ihe 400 Club for UF. •Engineers To Join Commissioners At Drainage Session Ike Joins Nixon Rally No Emergency Burglary Suspect Held News Briefs Commission Rejects Plat Board To Support For Home Development Kxp,CSiWay County Library Five Circuit Court Cases Docketed Garden Club Joins Drive Against State Litterbugs Judge May Poll Finch Trial Jury Hearing Likely On Road Board Member's Books McIntosh Heads -.. juvenile Counci! �\Bela Sigma Phi K f fsa fn rf fm S P a* ■i—i t - W o l . W ar. 1 |'Baby Of The Year' IM * It Payr To Use The Herald Want Ada N avy Sat For CuMtananw Seizure UHL'S EDITORS MOTE: letted rltory. The mines are all inside . harassment, with some sabotage P m * (nenseUeuI rwrtag re­ a steel mesh and barbed wire| possibly thrown to. Everyone at porter Jack V. Fax is aw the fence and there are warning Gu.ntanamo is edgy -because setae at th* U. S. naval bate at signs in Spanish and English. titer- are 4,000 Cubans on the Guaelaaaa.fr Cabs, la the fal­ The action was taken by the has.- every day. All but M of Mr*. A. 0. Paine, president of lowing dispatch Fat tells bow Navy on the possibility that Cas­ them go home at night. ' JJ Sponsor! and entries have been the Sanfurd Pilot Club will host Ike Navy Is prepared to defend tro would do the unthinkable and “We don't want to get the peo­ W recks R ebuilt T he B est in P a in tin g 3 announced in the contest to choose a Christmas Card Party Thursday ; agaioad Say attempt by Cwbaa order an attack on Guantanamo. ple alarmed actually," Smith V f V , . * / evaning in her home. She will he Premier ridel Castro to seise S-n “Baby of the Year" which is ESTIM ATES G LADLY G IV E N Although Navy officials believe said. “I don't think the situation by the ''insnee Com­ | ||||( * being promoted by the Beta Xi ' assisted such ■ move is highly improba­ is much different than it was sis mittee. Plans for the Pilot's en­ GUANTANAMO NAVAL BASE. ble. they are equally determined months ago. but Castro has been T enth S t and San ford A ve. FA 2-7719 Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Here try in the Christmas parade will Cuba (UPI)—The U. S. Navy has to repel it if it comes. stepping up the tempo and we • they art: be discussed at the meeting. 1put plainly marked mine fields Rear Adm. Allen M. Smith, 'tave been stepping up our de Pilot Club. Tina McMillan; Dis| around Guantanamo base a* p commandant of the lOth Naval fense preparations. As a result, Sanford Civitans wil. heir a defense precaution against any District, which includes Guanta­ I wouldn't say the situation Is abied American Veterans, Laurie FOR CONTINUED GROWTH talk by Sheriff J. L. Hobby possible attack by the revolution namo, and Capt. C. W. Schoen- dangerous. That is a relative Broom; Business and Professional Thursday at 7 p. ra. In the PineAND PROGRESS ary government of Cuban Pre weiss, commanding officer of the term. It is tense and we are just Women's Club. Diana Karraker; crest Inn. The sheriff will relate mier Fidel Castro. Civitans, William Schusemeyer; some of his experiences since base bar*, went to great lengths waiting to see.” RE-ELECT The Navy disclosed that land to omphasiio that the precautions ? VAH-T Officers Wives. Holly Rob- taking offler In Seminole County. Naval and civilian personnel imnc* have been planted along are not aggressive and Cuban workers are going • tnsoa; Woman's Club. Missy Bone the 24-mile perimeter dividing the Both pointed out the Navy Is about their joba calmly and • Jaycees, Cynthia Wilber; Ro|*r>'. i the Sanfurd Lodge 1121, Loyal key nival base from Caban ter- j j,0|0g aboad with puns to bring | cheerfully. There are about 2.400 J Xelherine Deas; VAH4 Officer. Qrdfr g{ , |ooW( w„, meet ,onlj|b, " Wives, Terry Jean Osborn; VA1I9 ,he c,ub.§ „ewr heidquirter,, families of servicemen here on dependents of servicemen here, City C om m issioner fa the assumption that Cuba willl in addition to 630 othar U. S. eltii Officers Wives. Douglas Walker; uptUir( lhe Ev, n, BUI*, in GROUP NO. I tens and thair dependents. honor its treaty obligations. • VAH-S Offletra Wives, John Shat- Lake Mir Meellng tlme u *, ThuridiV A *•■ with § ysara at EXPERIENCE Thay admitted, however, they The Navy wives’ softball taam r tuck; VAH.l Officer. Wives, Jimm. Korm.r headquarter. were lu"ch" n ™ “" d*yn EFFICIENCY and ECONOMY cannot readwhat is in Castro’s is practicing for their next game i my Ethell. located on Park Dr.»« *»« ,how Ulm* ,nd UUf ®“ Yaar vota and support appreciated mind and they will not rule out against the Marines' wives. - Picture! of each contestant to • • • tha hunting and (ishing in ParaN'av. X, 1»M Twenty babies are being born an assautt. t be pieced on top of container* A parade will be held down town guay. The luncheon start* at noon. Pd. Pol. Adv. They (eel that Castro is more every month to American moth­ Z «nd rotated weekly through Nov. Frjday aUernoon for the Powder! . . . Mr. R. W. (Reg) Turner, 71, a 1 t l at Yowcll’s, Cowan'a and Rou- Puff Foothill game to be held The Weslside F.lementary School resident of PIS Park Ave.. died likely to conduct a campaign of ers. ; alllat and Anderson's were dona Sunday at Memorial Stadium. :PTO will meet Thursday at 7:30 Wednesday in the Seminole - lad by a local photographer. The Junior Class at SIIS is spon !p. m. The meeting will be held Memorial Hospital. DRESSED ft DRAWN GOVT. INSPECTED WHOLE t The winner will receive a C »ui in* llie game of al! g!i!> and I- the schcol hnthrM S and a!! A native ot Yuiiv, 5. C., lie came Z king* bond •*«<] -» 'ng cup will sell tickets during the parade. parents of «-UiJ{»'-en In the school <4 Sanlaai_ir..WU j*h***.-h*. t ** d i d are invited to attend. Mrs. Harry employed by (be Atlantic Coast i 2 donated bp Wert Jewelry Co. All The Jayceea Club will bear Capt. Wilscn la president of the organi­ Lino Railroad. He retired in - proceeds from the conteit will - be turned over to the Seminole Robert W. Slye of SNAS talk at sation thie year. 1N2 as a conductor. n County Assn, for Retarded ChildHe wai a member of th* First, Lb. Methodist Church, Masonic Lodge r ren. a* , — . .. No. 62, OE3 Chapter No. 2, the Brotherhood of Railroad Train­ men and the First Methodist Z SWTIC* Brotherhood Sunday School Clan. — — — — — — — ^ “SUPER RIGHT” TOP QUALITY BUCKO :v N o l l e . U t i . r a h y * lv « n t h a t t h . Survivors are his wHe, Mrs. ~ « n d .r .t a a » < 1 d . a t r o r<* . n a * * * i n Eunice L. Turner, Sanford; two “ b u i l n . i . a t H i t P a r k A vanu., • t a n f . H , F lo rid a , t i n d . r th * n a m a Lb. daughters, Mrs. H. G. Drake, • a t P A t t K AVEXtTtt PH A R M A C Y Gastonia, N. C. and Mrs. Elisa­ *■ a a < I n t . n A to r . * l « t a r tli* a l M • S a n a w i t h t h a C la r k o t C i r c u i t beth Kaul, Riverside, Calif.; two “Sl'PBR RIGHT" FRESHI.T - C o u r t of e . m l n o l . C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . AftP PURE FRESH sons, R. E. (Gen*) Turner of iE d w i n U I.tnd»#jr. 11. D. m H o b a r t J. Sm ith, VI. IV. Sarasota pnd Lt. Col. Waltor M. Lbs. ■ S a m u . l J a m t a S m ith Turner of Washington, D. C\; lt ■ PUktlah Oct. IS. IS * Nov. t. S. grandchildren and two greatA n rE stT u rw riw fow wine “SUPER RIGHT" GRAIN FED HEK granddaughters; two sisters, Mrs. T he n o a r d of F ublle tn .tru e tlo n 1 Iran* Whitener of WiUiiton and f o r H . m t n n l e C o u n ty , F lo rlila, will |*--*lva b i d e for t h . f u r n l . h l n * n* Mrs. Columbus Thomas, Chester, Lb. til Ish-r. m strrlilr, ev ilcn -t! S. C.; two brothers. Ed Turner a n d s e r v l e t r o i u l r . d f o r t l i . tv«e A D D I T I O N * t o o n o o u * ACAD* of York and James Turner. Rock ^ SMITH PRIDE QUICK FROZEN * M T a n d t h e ISIS ADDITION'S TO JUM BO HIM, S C. I .T I IA N * 'll'Mil.. MKVIINOI.K Services will be held at the COUNTY, f i .o i u d a , u n t i l !»:•-» SIZE a . m , Nov. IS, IMS. a t t h e P rh n o l First Methodist Church Thursday Regularly A dm lnlitrntlon H u lld ln a, C nm 10 • Oz. Jar at 3 p. m. with Rav. John Adams w i . r r l a l A v . n u e . Hanf'ir-I. F l o ri d a , a t w hich t l m . and p ta r s tha bid. officiating. w ill ba publlelir e p . n . d a n d r ead FRESH HEADLESS Masonic Services will be hald alo u d . T h e r n n t r a e t d u r u m . n l a eo n alat « f at the graveside in Oaklawn a n . .!>•< tf|. atloM f..r t.ulh I 'l o J . c l a Memorial Park. All Master Ma­ Lb. e n d n n e e . t of p l a n s f n r at'-h. sons are requested to meet at tha D r a w i n g s a n d ap .-ifli-atl-m a m . v b a u h i a l n . d f o r , ROTII P R O J E C T * Lodge at 2:30 p. m. b r d . p n a l t l n s S im M w ith th . THREE YOUNG enmpera and fox friend a r t left to Brisson Funeral Home ia in A r n tall.ct. J o h n A. I l u r t o n IV. T i r right, Ralph DeJonjr, Rruc« McKihbin and Jimmy Hig­ SULTANA LIGHT MEAT CHUNK a a r F i r s t S i r . a t a n d Vl.llnnvllt* charge of arrangement*. r The Clock l i Sponsors Set 3m PAIN! & BODY SHOP LAl) ( WILSON A. R. W. Turner, 75, Dies Wednesday FR Y ER S Legal Notice 1 B AC O N .11 li I Ground Beef 3 IN S TA N T C O FFEE Rib Roast '] | Roasting Chickens1" 4-9* SH R IM P I t I I 1 A v .n u ., S anford. Florida, fnr t h . first t a t a f d o r u m .n ta o b tatn.d. P u r h r i . p o s i t w ill ha r a r u n d . d In f u ll In m ath p . r * o n w lm r e t u r n s th # d a c u m r n t . In *or>d r n n d l ll u n w i t h i n I s n d a ) t a f l a r t h a hid .n ln c ; w ith . s r a p tlo n as n o t.d rMpsilaw. A d d i t i o n a l i o t a m a y Ha ob U l n . d a t Ilia r o at i f S V im f o r th o t w u p r u jo c to , w h l r b la h a l f r e f u n d ­ able- U . n . r a l C o n t r a c t o r , a . n u r I n s d o o u m .n la and not a u b m U tlu a p r n p n . a l . h a l l ba r a f u n d . d n u . - h a l f ( h a ilap o alt u p o n r a t u r n o f d o cu m a n i a In g o o d r n n d l ll n n . A a a r t l d . d r b te k nr b an k draft, b a F o a r d a t P u h llo J na raat rbul ea l l otao tfor P a m l n a l a C n u n iy , F l o r i d a , If. a. f l o v a r m n . n t llon-la. • r a a a l l . f a . l o r j r bid bond o . u l • d bjr t h a lilild .r a n d n r c . p i a M a au r a lla a l a a n a n m u n i . q t i a l to f l y . p . r c a n t a t ilia bid aliall ba au b ntlttad w i t h a a - n hid. T h a a u e c a . a f u l h ld d * r will h . r . n u l r a d t o f u r n l . h a n d p a r fo r . a a l l . f a r t n r v ».»rfii n n i n c a a m l n a y . j m a n l b o n d o r bon.la. A t l a n l l u n la c a lla d Vo i h a f n ■■. t h a t n o t laaa t h a n th * m ln lu iu n i a a l a r i . a a n d * » , . « . . . . . for*h aa ginbotham. • Here's Toxey' Story fearful boys routed up to sea hood children (and soma of their what kind of nocturnal creature ! parents) cam* to tea the “friend­ had Invade their campsite, the | ly fox.'* Tba most often heard little fox, also startled by their; comment was the exclamation, sudden movements, ran away. But she soon cama back, and . “It REALLY II a foxl*' began to frisk around the boys, j uttering friendly little noises, and behaving much like a dog. Upon Sanford Youth capturing the unexpected guest, lhe hoys made a beeline fnr Back From Cruise Jimmy's house nearby, and pound-1 Wtllllm E. Oylsr III, airman ing ~r. the door, quickly aroused - USN, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy's father, who sleepily pro-1 William E. Oyler Jr., Vlnewood j nounced that it was Indeed a fo x .! but that apparently the was some- i td' returned recently to San one' pet, as she seemed quite i Diego, Calif., aboard tho attack aircraft carrier L'SS Tironderoga at home among humans, Whan the excitement of having from a cruise with ilia Seventh a real live wild animal (or a Fleet in the Western Pacific. friend had died down a little, Iha boys look the new friend bark SERVICE to their camp, where she settled Q \ 41.1. M'PI.I \NCFJ down with them, and made her­ self at home. FA 2-7658 A breakfaxt of dog food aceined to satisfy her in the early nlcK'il morning, and tha stayed in Jim­ APPLIANCE SERVICE my's house all day, only dashing 104 Sanfard Asa. under the couch, when strangers Formerly with Gormlay, lac. in the form ot all the neighbor- Tlirea young campers received the surprise of their lives last Saturday night when they wera awakened by having Iheir (aces licked by s friendly little gray fox! The boys, Bruce McKibbin, Jim­ my Higginbotham, and Ralph I)«Jung had pitched their lent in a field near the Pinecrest school, wrhen Iha litlla fox joined the party at about 4 a. m. When the excited ami somewhat * World Community Ml’1 Day Slated f n a t r u o 'f o ^ 1 l hi a p r o j a r t . T h a H o a r d a t P u h llo for riam ln o la C o n i i ) . F l o r i d a , r«aarv aa I h a r l a h t t o r . J a c l a n r t o i l / a r all blila o r lo w a l v a a n y I for m a l l t l a a In Iha h ld d ln a- No hid World Community Day will be celchrale.l with al* Prole.tan' churches joining la helping •ball ba withdrawn for a r«rl»l tha projects. • f ( I D . a n ( I S ) d a y a a u h a . ^ u . M to In Sanford, the Grace Methodist t h a n p . n l n g of htda n l l h o u l th» Church will host the main pro­ c o n t a n t o f i h a B o ard . J O H N I. H l l l 'M t. K T gram. The prujeett art medical C h a i r m a n , H o ard a t Piiblla kits fur rural live in Chili, Burma I n a t r u c t l n n f o r Mamlnola C ounty, Florid* and Pakistan. Nightgowns for It. T. M ltn . . . church-supported hospitals and in­ i.m m o la C o u n lf Buaarlnlandaal a t P u b lln I n a l r u e t l o g a n d stitutions. Xt-orriclo f . c r a t a r y i . -ha The project committee will be­ B o a rd o f p t i h l l r I n . l r u r i t o n P u b lla h Oat. IS. St * Nov. I. 1Mil gin work at 10 a m. at the church. 14; through* r h lr .i tir lt I r aa cc tt iiea tti.J at!D.ent' , , '| , The result in both cases is the same. The watch and the body are both made up of hundreds of tiny parts, all of which must be meshed together in perfect co-ordlnation ami balance, and with nothing to impede the flow of vital energy. The main spring of the watch ia its ‘■brain.'’ With human beings the brain is the main spring of all our actions conscious and ttnconscioua. Our ayatem of interlocking gears, to transmit vital impulses front ,!r“ in ** 0ll»' "P*nal cord, s [lock« « f*U. »ny one , * hundred causes can lhrow the "P1”6 off balance, »•"" < > w neling of nerve impulse* from the brain to lhe oilier organs of the body. When we're "run down." it is a symptom that, l i k e our watche"* we adjusting. Chiropractor corrects tThe ,)e (]Lstortion t hat j,M a|ter. ed or obstructed the proper channeling of nervous im,)Uj.<efl and restores the body to the desired equilibrium. * Ar# you „ chiropractic case? 0 ne of a series of articles published in the public 'nterc*t j„ explain and liiustrate the practice of scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. l.eo Kerwin whose office is located at 201 S. French Ave. and hie telephone number U it t >' 2 r (Biq Ocdm! Purple Plums ^ JANE PARKER Over 2/3'* Fruit ft Nuts Sweet Peas 2 v.s 39* ANN PAGE Pork V Beans 4 o»45* FR U IT C A K E 1 Vt • Lb. Site MARVEL »3 Window Spray Grapefruit Juice 3 - 89‘ 5 5 SAIL Detergent | A Mayonnaise Xabiaa* rrawiuai 1-lb. Rot 25c Saltines protectee/ and insurod! 39* DEI. MONTE riNEAPPl.K A&P CREAMY SMOOTH Creamy Smooth account it invitod, 29 DEL MONTE ANN PAGE S a v e where your 4 5 AAP OUR FINEST QUALITY B U TTER Run Down: 69* T U N A PEANUT HAPPINESS THROUGH HEALTH (RY DR. F. LEO KERWIN) Wa olten unconsciously compare our own body mechanic* to th at of • watch. You’ll hear people say: "I'm run down.” Why not eatry the analogy one step further? Whan « watch s t i .fo w jr . M d o e s n ’ t work right we have it a d j u s t e d . We can do the suiue J a n e P ark er D elicious ___ 55* * 14 5 69* 4V Datcrgrnt Cheer ( i.g.. r ig . 33c Rath Slia /rat Wrap Soap 2/39c Drlvrgril i s . pkg. Hath Sts. Camay Soap 2/29c Tide Datsrgfat I.g. Pkg. I'lrtaar Dreft 35c Joy , 39c DA ILY — R egu lar Fish or Liver Flavored Dog Food 3 1 . I.h. Cun* 2 5 4 INE RIPE TO M ATO ES 2 27c lb. 19c HKD DKt.lCOl'S lb. 19c GOLDEN HI PE BANANAS * A P ' S u Pcr Mr. Clean pt. 39c Salt i9 33c rtain or lixli’rd Morlon'a Liquid Suda 1 'k g . APPLES Ray n*U a 25 ft. 33c Giant 2(H) Mugnuliu Av*. it 2nd Street OPEN UNTIL » P. M. 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John Kennedy. * T he decision was not without some misfjvlngs about portions of the national dem ocratic platform that we consider im­ moderate and unsound. Yet, when we con­ sider the broader picture, Sen. Kennedy in­ spires confidence as a vigorous and imagina­ tive young man capable of brilliant leader, ship through the uncertain years ahead. • Jack Kennedy is an idealist who places tfie greatest emphasis on human vulues. He if, a t the same time, a man skilled in prac­ tical politics who has demonstrated his abil­ ity to work in harmonv with those of differ­ ent political shadings. Moreover, it seems likely th a t the Democrats will continue to control Congress in the foreseeable future— Mid the greatest progress can be expected with a president and legislature of the same party. Sen. Kennedy's Catholic religion defin­ itely is a valid campaign issue and should be discussed frankly. It is our belief, however, that America has nothing to fear. If he be­ comes the first American president of the f^atholic faith. Kennedy will be more apt to “lean the other way’’ to avoid any appear­ ance of church-state involvement. Republicans are fond of a phrase they have invehted — "the new Dick Nixon.” Presumably, we are to believe the vice presi­ dent has evolved somehow from the busi­ nessman “subsidy” he accepted while serv­ ing as senator a decade ago. Today, we are told, he has risen far above the hatchetman political techniques through which he con­ sorted with the late Sen. McCarthy to smear and defeat Sen. Tydings in Maryland. We hope it ia true. We hope there is a new Nixon. Rut America can't afford to gamble on it. As far as we’re concerned, we’ll play it safe with Jack Kenned}'. CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD out to search for tha mysterious B y WILLIAM DRURY Frankfurt, Germany, U high on killer. They wera poking about tha Uat of placaa I can hardly in a meadow near tha forest that wait to viait. In tho hop# of drum­ surrounda the rastle when sud­ ming up cuitom, BriUih Overseas denly the moon was blacked out. Airway a Corporation Suggi.U aj Locking up, they : j t a fearful tourist attraction near that fair monster. Bushing to tha castle, they beg­ city th a t ahould curl your hair. Nothing let* than tha actual ged Baron Fraukenstein for help. homo of tha original, gen-u-ine The Barou'a aon, a bonny young knighl, said, “I'll taka rara of Frankanatain monatar. this Dad." And, reaching for hit I t makas a bit of a awitch from the usual rosy promitts of air sword, went forth to do battle lines, accustomed to describing the with the beast. lands they terva in highly rap­ To use the German vernacular, turous terms, offering calypso in ha ahould of stood in bed. tha Caribbean, leis and lasy day* In Hawaii, tha olde worlds charm af Europe and enchanted mo­ menta in the Exotic Orient. Only the staid British air line! IN PENNSYLVANIA WITH affera you tha homa of a monster. | NIXON — There ate two views, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, really from this whistle-stopper. wife of the poet Percy Bysshe, One is tha poetic beauty of the Shelley, Lu».d her famous spine j autumn hills. This i. yuUis fur the chiller, “ Frankenstein or The idle looking from the train window Modern Prometheui,” on an old of your compartment. The other it German legend, And history in. lliu iautous laxzmataaa off the altta th a t the legerd was btsed on rear platform. This occurs only fact. when the train stops, hut this is in Mrs. Shelley's novel, publish­ the main show. ed in 1818, and in the well-known .Slop after stop yuu melt bsrk /Hollywood movie, Frankenstein into the crowd and become swept was a doctor who built a man in up in the storms of desperate in­ the e ia c t image of Mr. Boris Kar­ dignation of the mail up there on loff. the platform shouting words In other wolds, a living doll. which say that only he ran save Tha real Frankenstein of his­ Amerira. tory was a nobleman, not a mad It'a wild-twinging, do or die, for scientist. He lived in the 18th Vic* President Bichard Nison. But Century. And none ran say you knew what was coming buck whether the monster that haunted i a t Union Station in Washington. his castla was man or beast, for! Dick and Pat Mood midst the no description of it survived the bunting of the platform and the ages. vice president railed out, shaking This Baron Frankenstein did | a fist; “ You haven't seen anything nut invent the monster, .Matter of yet f fart, he would not have touched | And, h said: “ We're going to it with a 10-foot pole. The brutr pour on the coal." And that's the loused up production. So long at it! way it was all day. He not only was running around loose, no! poured it on, he raked the coals Jr.rrd f r - 'h *- ((•■ *h» and Sts. John P. K c u c J / -ver Baron’s fields. them. The peasants bail goal cause to The recklessness of Senator be aim lived. Whenever one of Kennedy's Cuba and Quemoy posi­ them went gallivanting after dark, tions became ntora and mart men­ hit body would lie found next acing as the tiain pulled westward morning, minus sumo of its parts. across Pennsylvania, armed with pilchNixon started this way, shortly peatanls set after dswn in York: “The most ir- WASHINGTON “W hat's tho ruth? Pva got an hour and twenty m inutes train ride to find it in!“ P«RC 4—Wed. Nov. 2, 1901) (Hit Rautarb i»ralb ss S I . I SMI u ts .i.o s s . i ; e n . , I'u h ii.i,., t . v t . t . v \ a. s t s h i m . , i S i s t i n i s s t t s s s g . r J S S . H ‘I SUSS l fc lM .lt t IIIH K H M a a a a l a a fcUllar Ss els ly K * l l . r I-.. 1. 11. i.. ,i B a iu r i l .y H ally . . . . t.i S a la > * a ,. J I m* I k r l .l M .., IssS s,, aa4 c k > l« tm a .| e a k ll.k .* I t a l e r e i l a a s c r a a i l c l a s s M a s t e r l l r l u k s r at, l a l p a l s k a S*»si o r i l e s a t S a a r u r U . S l a , I d s H a d e r s k a S r i a t ( a a p r e s s a f SS as rk a, 1ST*. T k a l l r r a l d Is a M e m b e r ml I k e t a i l e d P r e s s e s k l r k Is r a l l s l e d s s r i a s I s e l y l a Ska a s a t a r t s p a k l l s a l l s a a l a l l | k s l a r i ! l i n t p e t a l s * l a l k l s p assspaper. • l i s t 1111*110.% 1141 lit U riiis,, l i e St all Mr C arrie r U lllra P a l* l a S eM laals I s s a l r Ua H ash l.l.a r gllJt* «P.IP I t s a r * II.M a M o .Ik s *.TS a.aa a H a a l k s M S a M aaska S. m i t S S a M o .Ik * tl.vs 1 IS w a l k ISO IMS | SI w a l k la s I . a . P a a l a l J l e p a l a i l a a a p r a i l d s * s k a t a ll asatl a a b s e e l p t l a a a H oms A ll H i k e r I Sear 4 M aalb s a H aalks I tta k lk ba p a l* la S o part af any material, aewa or advertising, of ibis edition af Tka Sanford Herald assy ba reproduced in any manner without w ritten permission t f Iks pabliehor of Tb* Herald. Aay individual o r firm i s s i m R I a fa r sash reproduction will bo cotusdovod a t Ufringing on Tbo H erald* copyright and will bo bate liable for W H IT E H O O S t D E R B y f NIXOH L O M E .'? By William Drury The found hit body in the for­ est at dawn. Without a hoad. And all around him tho trooa and liusbt* wars tramplad flat, at though a cyclone had struck. Tkf monitor bus*, bar* U ta satisfied. I t never appeared again. “Today, travelers to tho Frank­ furt area may visit tha Fraakanstein rastle," says B.O.A.C. “In its chapel relict of tho fight may be viewed, along with a butt a f tha young knight, which, according to legend, was sculpted by someona who had known him." Probably the monster. by Ed Koterba responsible suggestion aver made by a candidal* for president ef the United S talti.” He referred to Jack's inference that wa ahould have helped Batista in Cubg. A violation of five treaties, said Nixon. And by the time he hit Aiioona, the vice president was saying ef his opponent: “He has disqualified himself as a candidate for presi­ dent . . .'• Rut everything wasn't going the vice incident s way on tho first of four days of whistle-slopping. In York ha scowled at a halfdoxen sareaxlie, crudely lettered signs; "We lost our job a t — — . We're never had it to good.** Karh sign named a different in­ dustry. And at Harrisburg Pat and Dirk climbed — raluctantly it teemed— onto the top of the blue cushions of an open convertible for a rid* te Market Square. It was a windy 42 degree*. The vie* president was listless. Mrs. Nixon was scarfltts, goo.e pimples on her flesh. “Aren't you cold?" 1 asked her. She gave a sick shiver. Her lips, weie blue. Then, as balloons, released from the crowd, swirled high in i raiy capers against tha gray sky, Nixon, looking miterabla with the rutting rold, waited to address the 12,000 assembled. George Bloom, Pennsylvania Xt. publican chairman, ateppad up to do the introductions. For 10 min­ utes he yelled vainly into a dead microphone: “Can you hear me , , . Da you hear m s!’’ Rut rewards were greatest hi Altoona. Here, the vie* president found within himself a strange, new buoyancy. Perhaps what brought it on wss tho light of the ctowd •— 7.000 jammed in close in a heavy anowstorm. “ Would vou apologise to Khru­ shchev f" ho cried. And the echo­ ing shout almost blew the snow away: “NO!” That ona response, the vice ptevident thought, was worth tht entire trip. Readers Write JO K I'VE G O T THE W INNER, BUDDY! Editor: Nixon savt over and over “ Pros tigr Abroad Was Nsvsr Batter." I ask: Prestige abroad su.h aa when Nison waa stoned in Veneauela? | Pre.tig* abioaJ such aa when ] EUenhuwtr was humiliated in Palis? Prestige abroad such at whtii James Hagerty and Douglas MacArthur Jr. had to b* rescusd from their car in Japan? Pres­ tige abroad such as when Eisen­ hower was denied a visit to Ja ­ pan? May God htlp us should w* be so fu ig c tfu i, so short-sighted and so stupid as to permit continuance of such Republican brand of "Picstige Abroad." Airs. Paula Pippin 119 Shannon Drive WORRY CLINIC by Dr. G. W. Crane 80 beats per minute for a t least the 40 minutes he is rushirg around the house. Thus, it wastes an extra 8 beats (80-72) for 40 minutes or a total of 320 beats. Subtract the 00 beats he gained by sleeping 15 minutes longer and® his heart is still handicapped by a net loss of 200 beats. So it is sm arter to sleep less and then be more leisurely during breakfast. Note the contrast be­ low; By* sleeping IS minutes longer you actually penalize your heart by a t least 200 beats, due to your frenzied morning rush. Furthermore, your pulse m a y " race faster for several hours, due to your initial irritation, for you may quarrel with clients or rinployes ar.d further prod your heart into 1,000 needless beats, Bewuie of eyestrain by watch­ ing late TV shows, especially when you must be on the job promptly next morning. If you can’t get your eyes open in the morning, after 8 hours o f * slumber, better reduce your evening eyestrain. Put an earlier cur­ few on your TV. And have your eyes checked. Moreover, dieting will give a 9hour sleeper approximately the same refreshment in 8 hours, so d r ' o *5* b e e ts p e r p v ."'.'*r T k li# k i * V « k •*♦ I » e i w * 4 * * * ) M* Ion off the excess calories. * • •• •» •••« *•»“ • • a r* Send for my booklet “ How To riods per minute for those 15 extra minutes of slumber, making a to­ Lose 111 Lbs. In 10 Days," enclos- » ing a stumped return envelope, ^ tal of 00 salvaged heart heati. But by waking late and thus be­ plus 20 cents (non-profit). ing in a mail frenxy each morn­ Facts are stubborn things. ing to get ready for work and rstch the bus, his heart zooms to —Tobias George Smollet <?ASE G-4I4 Henry H., aged 38. Is a businsss executive. “But. Dr. Crane," he txjran. “ t get off on the wrong foot most mornings. “1 barely get ready in time to catch my bus. In fact. I may scald myself with hot rofiee ns 1 gulp a few swallows, for I haven't time to eat. “Then my irritation causes me to bark at my wife and snap at my two youngsters. “Maybe if I got up earlier, I'd be able to enjoy a leisurely break­ fast, but I ant always dead for sleep, so 1 try to take advantage of every possible minute. Is there any solution?” Tha main purpose of sleep it to rest your heart. In a few hours your arm and leg muscles arc generally ready for work. Indeed, the depth of sleep is greatest at the end of the first hour and by the end of the second, you are sleeping almost as lightly ns at the 8th hour. If Henry tries to benefit his heart by 15 minutes more shut­ eye in the morning, his heart gains about 00 extra rest periods. For it beats about 72 times per minute during the leisurely wak­ ing state. White asleep, it may HORiZPOWEATHATMAKES SENSE FOUR CYLINDERS TO SAVE GAS! T H E N E W S W E E T RU N N IN G TROPHY4 ENGINE SWM KUflUC PERFORMANCE bUCUlM bl Tito now Trophy 4 engine pule real performance in tho Tempest and cute gnaoline bill* to boot. Thin new baby ia eager to more out for safe phasing. Hold* the going pnee on any expressway. Breezes up steep hills in high gear. This new 195 cubic inch displacement, 45* inclined, short stroke, 4 cylinder engine has a wide range of h.p. ratings. With (inglebarrel carburetor and stick shift: 110 h.p. (regular gas) or 120 h.p. (premium gas). 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Game Of The Week Iowa over Minnesota — Iowa a one-point choice, has a slightly better offense but a more porous defense In this battle of the undefeated!. In one like this, go for the firspower. The East Syracuse over Army — officials should stop the piling on. Yale over Penn — Maybe It isn’t dead, but boxing’i critically The South Navy over Duke — The Giants were feeble minded to pass up Casey Stengel. Auburn over Mississippi S ta te Soccer is the biggest world wide sport aside from eating. Georgia over Florida — Walk­ ing was a big spectator sport in the ’90s. Kentucky over Vanderbilt — That was B.T.A. before the auto. Also’: George Tech over Ten­ nessee, Alabama over Furman, LSU over South Carolina. Missis­ sippi over Chattanooga- Clemson over North Carolina. Miami over Florida State, and Wake Forest over North Carolina State. The West UCLA over California — Played infallibly, checkers has to be a | draw. Oregon over Stanford — If you , understand cricket you got some­ thing on me. Oregon Slate over Washington j State — Golf's good for us old fellers. Washington over USC — Get-j ting half the daily double makes racing too strenuous. Also: Air Force over Denver, Utah over Colorado State, Mon­ tana State over Montana, and Wyoming over Utah State. The Sanford High Seminolei will really have their work cut, out for them Friday nifht. The locals will journey to Wild wood to meet the sixth ranked team in the state. Thus far this re a s o n . Wildwood has been unbeat­ en and untied with a 7-0 record. Coach Jim Pigott, who calls this ill. Cornell over Brown — you ace tiit the biggest game of tne sea­ son. said his charges have been better fights at a hockey game. Princeton over Harvard — I’d working all week stressing defense In the hope* of "corailing the fast­ rather watch Arcaro than Lady I Codiva. est backs in the state.” Also: Penn State over Mary­ The Seminoles will be going into this game with a 3-2-1 re-1 land, Dartmouth over Columbia, Rutgers over Lafayette, Boston cord. • In their last tilt, they played College over Villanova, Bucknell over Colgate, Buffalo over Con­ Lesaburg to a scoreless tie. Thus far this season, Wildwood necticut, Holy Cross over Dayton. has scored easy wins against VMI over Lehigh. YPI over Ocala, Leesburg, Lakeview and Davidson and Delaware over Temple. Auburndale. The Midwest Pigott reported 'hat his charges Pitt over Notre Dame — Bet eamc out of the Leesburg scrap *- - « - . l -!. ’ . • . .. y .you didn't know a "toxophilile" _______TV Southwest fctsvva await t v s i u n t w i i . «U d u t i e s . Aikau.as uver Rice — iionesi Pigott reports lie plans to go Ohio State over Indiana — Or rassling will put you to sleep. with about the same lineup Texas over Baylor — Baseball •lie used Friday night and may tha. badminton once was called i men wonder if Tony Kubek will start Bubba Davis in the left "poona.” Michigan Stale over Purdue— be gun aliy. half alot. That Shakespeare made a billard Texas Aggies over SMU— player out of Cleopatra. Penn’s Billy Carr was the pret­ Illinois over Michigan — Or tiest runner I ever saw. that Martin Luther was a bowler. Tulanc over Texas Tech — Soot Also: Northwestern over Wis­ in the eyes of Texas. consin, Kansas over Nebraska, Also: Arizona over Idaho. Arij Missouri over Colorado, Oklahoma rona State over Texas Western, over Iowa State, Oklahoma State New Mexico over Brigham Young. over Kansas State, Detroit over North Texas State over Hardin 0 NEW YORK fU PIi — Commis­ Marquette and Miami over To­ Simmons, Houston over Cincinnati sioner Ford Frick promised fu- ledo. and Tulsa over Wichita. ture National and American League coopnation on expansion today while Branch Rickey called for Congress to supervise the job. At tnc same time the disap­ pointed official who tried to get Dallas-Fort Worth declared a ms4<>r league territory declared they I.OS ANGKI.ES ( l TPI) — The collcpiute football career are no longer interested in the of Mike McKcevcr. tine of the University of Southern Cali­ attempt and might get out of fornia's twin line All-American candidates, is a t an end. baseball completely. The husky guard was reported in satisfactory condition These were the latest repercus­ today at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after undergoing sur­ sions of the American League's gery Tuesday night for the removal of a blood clot on his bombshell announcement last week brain. But doctor* said his college that it will expand into a 10-team gridiron day* are over. circuit with new franchises in Along with his twin brother, Washington, D. C., and Loa An­ Marlin. Mike led the USC varsity | g e le s and with tha Senator* shift­ in defensive statistics for two ed to MinntapolL-St. Paul effec­ straight years. Mike also was tive in 10fil. All-Pacific Coast last season art "I don’t want the right baud The Sanford City Bowling second team AH-Amerir*. not to know what tho left hand Dr. Marvin Korbin, a member is doing because we get into League action ’ast Wednesday trouble that way," said Frick, I evening found the leaders still of the Cedar* of Lebanon ataff, who announced he h o i obtained winning, tho luggers having trou­ performed the delicate operation, an agreement from league presi­ bles with their ’pin-action," and assisted by the USC team physi­ cian, Dr. Thomas Cline. The oper­ dents Warren Giles and Joe Cronthe middle of the pack playing ation lasted aproximately one n to take future expansion moves hour and 45 minute*. ointly. “When on* group goe* off "dog eat dog.” Dr. Cline said they found an Buddy’s Autu Service managed b h lf r — 1 ed **» -rn a n d im , there Is fighting and recrimination. You the only sweep of the evening to old clot of indeterminate age anil ruin the city you’re going into and ( pull into a tic for second when evidence of recent bleeding, prob. Harry’s Liquor* lost one of their ably caused by a kick in the you hurt expansion. four. Firat place Lance took three head Mike rercivtd in a pileup "I am interested in ono thing— expansion. I don’t care who goes out of four, a* did fourth place in Inst Saturday’s USC - Stanford game. The old clot was at least Jt l anes. where.” High team series for tile evening 1a month old but could have hapwas rolled by Jim Spencer’* team ,’ P « n e d as long as two years ago. wtih a 2683, while high team game ---------------------------fell to Harry’* Liquort O'7. Dick| Richards rolled x 59t for indivl-j Banks Deal dual je'ie*. •••*• Howard Hnrri-' ,, # t— son’* 2.75 topping the single game Called Far Out MILWAUKEE (LTD - The scores. dream of bringing Ernie Banks PITTSBURGH (CPI) — With ; of the Chicago Cubs to Milwaukee any kind of a break, hi* team , is still alive, but the chances of could have one of the best re­ Rinaldi Named pulling such a deal are "pretty cords in the country but they’ve far out,” according to Braves had two ties and twn losses to 1 Boxer Of Month ,Jpu;h teams by a single point i NEW YORK (CPI) — Giulio general manager John Mcllale. The issue — a lively topic dur­ each. Rinaldi of Italy, the first light He wa* up against the defend­ heavyweight to beat champion ing the World Series — was ing national champions—Syracuse Archie Moore in nine year*, was brought up again today in the University—with the longest win­ named "fighter of the month” to­ Milwaukee Sentinel by sports ning streak in the nation- 16 day by The Ring magazine and writer Lew Chapman. games. Syracuse hadn’t tasted boosted from fifth to second defeat in 22 straight games dat­ among contenders. ing back to the middle of the 19J8 ,| Rinaldi, who outpointed 46-year- Center Sidelined SOUTH BEND. Ind. (CPI) season. old Moore in a non title fight at But coach Johnny Michelscn’s Rome last Saturday, is now rated Trainer Gene Fasrkie’. ssid Tues ^*it? Panthers smashed both win­ just below unbeaten Chic Caider- day that tackle Ed Burke will be ; available for duty when Notre ning streaks by boating Syracuse. wood of Scotland. 1 Dame play* Pittsburg next Sat16-0. last Saturday, and today ! urday but that center Tom HeroMichelosen was honored for thi* I’erfum* manufacturer* u s e I movich will be lost for the re triumph by being named college football’* - coach of the week” by about two thousand tons of or- I mainder of the season with a i shoulder injury. I ange blossom* a year. United Press International. T I P ' l © P , If. t SUPERMARKETS A life 1100 4th W. 13th ft SANFORD PATRICK CUDAHY THRIFTEE SLICED BACON I Lb. Cello ROUND OR SIRLOIN STEAK Lb. 38 69 r* ’ FRESH IJEEF ■■ . _ ■ FLA. GR. “ A” D ft D FRYERS KIDNEYS “ • 1 9 ' SWIFT’S PREMIUM FRESH CAUGHT MULLET “ 10‘ Lb. c h u c k 2 6 /2 S T E A K -4 3 Closer Cooperation In Majors Asked SHOULDER Collegiate Grid Career Over For All-American Candidate Buddy's Sweeps CHy Kealer Play i «Michelosen Named Coach Of Week Iowa Looms Slim Favorite Over Gophers t _ NEW YORK ( C P I ) - Top ranked Iowa is a J’i > point choice over Minnesota and thirdranked Navy is a one point choice over Duke In two of the key games on next Saturday's college football program. The Iowa-Mmnesota game is the No. t game of the day inasmuch it pits the first and second ranked teams in the nation against each other. Each carries a 60 slate into the game. Navy, which barely squeeied past Notre Dame last Saturday will be up againvl a tough Duke squad that has lost only one game. Fourth-ranked Missouri Is a 13pomt pick over Colorado, aeventh- .......... . ________ ‘ rated Washington is 3 over South­ .. . .. ... Michigan State at Purdue and ern California, eighth ranked Ten­ nessee is 10'i over Georgia Tech, ninth ranked Syracuse is 7 over Army and 10th ranked Rice is 2 'i o.er Arkansas. Northwestern at Wisconsin are lts*ed as pick ’em games and fifthranked Ohio State is such a *tmng favorite over Indiana that no line was issued. BEEF WHOLE ONLY ROUND ill STEAK 4 9 LB. i HERMAN’S WIENERS BOLOGNA SMOKED SAUSAGE MAR • KET BARBECUE •»ix n a*r*v. c r< ssiS] sauce,s.59‘ ALL BRANDS FRF-SH HOMOGENIZED LONG GRAIN FANCY RICE A 6 9 Vi G A L D IK E 'S DOG FOOD I Lb. Can c Spinach 12 or. 2/39c Rirdtey* Rlatkeye Peas PURE LARD 39 3 Lb. Jar 10 or. 2/49c Birdseye Cat Green Beans 9 ox. 2/47c TTeina Ketchup 14 or. 27c Tlnod 33 MAXWELL HOUSE C O F F E E Bleach qts. 17c K-/. Starch qts. 21c Morton M eat Pies 8 or. 3/73c Bern Lee Brownies 14 or. 79c Barn Lee Pound Cake 12 oz. 79c Stokrly No. 303 Cut Green Beans 21c ELECT Tom McDonald Sanford City Commissioner Group 2 • A llu«inev* Man Deeply Interested In City Gorernment Paid Politics! Ad*. m W W l ! t1! I TV .VFj'T •STWHI i iM I �f T ^ ^ ” TX1V » ,Q ?tvreV9>5e” ' . • » 1-*- i » • ’ #• * »* »W « > X w j *-. V— ■• P m «—Wed. Nov. f. 1960 PAULA SHEPARD w u hostess a t a beatnik costume party, Saturday nijjht, at her home, 123 Pinecrest Drive. Games, a scavenger hunt and dancing on the patio was enjoyed during the evening. From left, guests were, MEMBERS OF BROWNIE TROOP 81 ara pictured at' the costume “Spook Party,” held at the home of their leader, Mrs. C. D. Schoonover, 111 West Coleman Circle, Saturday night. Lett to right, they arc, Jennifer Oiiiff, Cindy Fitzpatrick, Paula Holcomb, Debra Dunn and Patti Wells. Second row, P atti Tillis, Janet Dougherty, Patricia Wilson, Patty Balser, Judy Guthrie and Jackie Jones. Back row, Darlene Gorton. Shirley Lavpnder, Mike Smith, a visiting sorcerer, Carol James. Candy Ashton and Sherry Daniel. (Herald Photo) Sheila Jordan, Paula, Connie DcJong. Janice Daniels, Diane Kahlo, Michele Malbon, Barbara Wnsem, Alice Griffin. Sharon Conrad and Marilyn Hern. I.inda Kthel and Pamela Falgione are not in the picture. SEE SANDRAN. VINYL FLOORS ON W oodalls Entertain Doctors A nd Wives o u R E y c T io y n a g ^ iy N ic L Get A Preview Frl., Nov. 4th Al — Dr. and Mr*. A. W. Woodall en- J ciety: Dr. Woodall, Sanford, vice I Dr, M ittiiu, leriainea wun a dinner party tor secretary and Dr. Donald Dempsey the Orange - Seminole County of Winter Park, treasurer. Chiropractic Society and Auxiliary, FA 2-fitl Delegates to the Florida State 127 W. list St. at their home, last week. .. „ „ Chiropiactic convention in Miami, Following the dinner, - p a r .t e I were alio appointed. business meetings were held by Honored guests at the meeting T IN Y L P L O O W G g ^ U R J ^ the two groups. New officer* for were Mrs. Milton Vahue, state Brewnio Troop No. SI held a Hal i They arrivied in costume* at 6:30 with the games and refreshmsnts. the winners. the coming >e*r were elected by The girls bobbed tor apples, held I Amid screams of terror a friend (owe'en "spook party" at the home p.m. Assistant leader, Mr*. H. M. president ol the auxiliary and Mrs. a( their leader, Mrs. C. D. Scho- Gorton and Mrs. C. L Dunn were relay races and enjoyed other ly sorcerer, played by Mike Smith trath organiiatiuns. Stanley Dakin, state treasurer. S M r a m W f f lS ! Mrs. Woodall Is the retiring pre­ onover, Saturday night. 1also there, la costume, to help games, with pnses awarded to came to visit the troop. • lye, ■reate, jet-black Ink, lemon and sident of the auxiliary. She was grape |ulca can't panatrata Sandelected as historian for the new ran't 100% salid vinyl wear layer. • Never needs scrubbing! One swish year. Other officer* arc Mrs Jack True at a damp map—Sandran't spar* Harkins, of Orlando, president; ! L I - - M kling dean againl By FRANCE# WESTER . Alan Boman calling the meeting Mrs. Harry Anslcy, Apopka first 1 I l n u r s VJUC515 Hostess To • Sandran, and anly Sandran, Is safld The Royal Ambassadori of the | to order. Wayne Real offered the vice president; Mr*. Milton Vahue, More than V) guests attended vinyl la lha coral Orlando, second vice presideot. a morning coffee honoring Mrs. Lake Mary Baptlit Church met opening prayer. • Mara decorator colors and pattern Mrs. Richard Locfflcr, St. Cloud Albert Michaels, of Fort Lauder­ 4 at the church with the president Minutes were read by the secre —over 100 Including the exciting now rXlSIOENTIAl sorlosl dale and formerly of DeBary and tary, Greg Wilhelm. The leader. « » • * " nkl D" b- 0 r * Mr*. X. X. True was hostess . , . Undo, treasurer; Mr*. Libba Mor- Mra. Lewis Annis of Mamaroneck, Jerry Lusk, appointed a nominating ro 0rlando. ch , , ln and Mra. for tha meeting at Circle two of committee consisting of Robert • Ug^ dc Gucrrj.t of u in.er Park( N. Y. FROM — Ika Lake Mary UPW of the Coin* A 9 x 12 The social event was neld at the Boman, Wayne Beai. and Wayne parlimentarian inanity Presbyterian Church Tues­ RUG — ! home of Mrs. Laura Platt Brown Boman. The R. A. commission and Dr. Harry Anslcy of Apopka, was day at her borne on Crystal Lake. declaration was enjoyed by all. elected president of the men's so- in DeBary, with co-hostess, Mrs. Register Anytime — No Purchase Needed Edna Decker, assisting. Mr*. H. M. Gleason served as co- *. Those on the program were: DRAWING SAT. NOV. S — 12:0# NOON The refreshment table was over­ hostess. Greg Wilhelm, Wayne Boman, •9- **• laid with a white cloth and cen­ Miss Cecilia Milsted. bride elect Not Necessary To Ik Present T* Win * Sad • Wayne Beal and Robert Boman. Geneva Mrs. Richard Keogh opened the a. > m s i ikofstered with an arrangement of mix­ was honored with a "Coke Party" * *. % , Requirements were checked. The program with tha devotional, alter ed garden flowers. 1 at tha home of Mr*. Lewis Barley mretinx wa* closed with prayer which all Joined in repeating thd Mrs. Theresa Kupecz was in ■ r A• by Robert Roman and refresh­ Lord's prayer. '/ ■ * * 1 I on Crystal Lake. charge of the guest book and ir ™v. a ;^ Tti ment* were served. During the business session, Arrangements of pink roses were pouring were Mrs. Samuel Grierson 4 ' ; *< Mrs. R. M. Linden reported the f By MRS. AUDREY JOHNSON 1 j | rf Chester Rearick. placed throughout the living room 9 aw riesth of Mr*. W. G. Ferguson at and dining room. The refreshment Mrs. Ed William* and aon*. *'■&****$ i table was centered with one their former home in Afton, N. Y. / * Toby and Randy, of Watertown. N. She was a beloved member uf of the arrangements surrounded : 'A Circle two, last year. f t ■ / j J few weeks with her parents, Mr. Mrs. Linden also reported Meg. M ‘I*NP .V| 9* * | a " James Thompson slowly improving 1 ♦ P S #. , t The regular meeting of the Deand Mr*. M. B. Rotundo. nut* and cold drinks were served *• »•solLa!*. ; ■ ’*. 4 after a serious fall. Mr and Mrl. VVindcl Braddy and Miss Milsted was presented a Bary Garden Club will be held. Mrs. Robert Rugemicin intro­ (am„y had a , lurpriie MBS. THOMPSON cook book, as a memento of the Friday at 2 p m. at the Community duced Miss Reatrica Ncilson, a occasion. Cn cr' guests Monday night, Mrs. Evelyn Mijs Claris* McFelridge, con­ Vaughn of Arlington, Va., and her native of Scotland who combined p a C U H V I lO flO rS Guests included the honoree and the lesson on favorite Psalms by J her mother, Mrs. Phil Murray, servation chairman, will present , ., _ ,, Bill Culpepper of illustrating their use m singing and Mr*' Mrs. M. P. Mathcson, Mrs. Mimi M rs.D .B rig h an .o fM t.D o ra.w h o 'daughUr Washington, D. C. will speak on birds. repeating them as done in the Rutner, Mrs. Fred Fisher. Little David Phillips, son of Sunday service in Scotland Presby­ The executive hoard met at the Mrs. Hugh Tillis, .Mr*. O. P. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Phillips, un­ terian Churches. Westmoreland. Mrs. Bill Cagle, home of llie president, Mrs. T. derwent surgery at Seminole Mem­ All enjoyed the mention of some \ anAr.-dale, Monday at 2 p.m. orial Hospital in Sanford, Sunday. The faculty of the Sanford Gram­ Miss Bobbye .Morton and Mr* differences in tha Churches there Lewis Barley. mar Srhnol Imnnrrd Mr*. Eli/aand here, during the social hour, Th «• •»*-•n ev'lh while the hostesses served refresh­ beth Thompson with a ‘'farewell" party in the school lunchroom. ments. /V.‘ IV IDt A 1* f t * 1 Mrs. Fay Turner was a guest Friday aflornoon. .1 \ r ■ V-l She wav prr-rntfd a gift and and other members present were Tb* Take Monroe Iforr.a Demon Mr r - W r B r Harriiwi, Mrs. Stsuley r< 'T-s-iirttrtrfv -wrtc served ta the BENNETT INS. AGENCY station Ciwu will mecT Thursday roup. Pierce. Mrs. .Mabel Itrowne, Mrs 2139 Orlnado Rd. at 7:30 p m at Ihe home of Mr*. ' FA 1-8.UI Mrs. Thompson has been a tea­ Horace Cochran, Mrs. Marion I-ee. THURSDAY ..... . C. O. Todd, Solicitor I-ouise Thompson. cher in Seminole County since Mra. M. H. Rice. Mrs. Richard The Men s Club of the First Mrs. Annie McArthur will serve P. Riley, Mr*. Dirkhimrr. Mrs. 1950 and for Hie past year ha* A T H O N W ID E ] •- i'u«l iMUMfcCt James Lee and Mrs. A. K taught at Sanford Grammar Christian Church will l>« host* to a* co hostess. A program on "food _ , It IH» “ 1 , JB«S t COVPIX? the men of this area at a dinner with a foreign flavor" will be giv­ School. Freese. l i f ( (IS • I S IC C UF IN T I and program at T p.m. at the Q » 9 aHf-Mssy— rt en. All members are urged to at­ She resigned her leaching posi­ tend. tion in become area manager with Shrine Club. While milk contain* twice Field Enterprises Educations! much vitamin C as eow milk. j Corporation. Friday wav her last US lOJ CH A Si SCOm I *H[I| roj SE lit* IU1IS6 FAIMTS9 day at the school. '0! Not if you purrhaw only a f.w |U]sn< *1 a unw Forty-five per cent of the pop­ 'bh*r P*in« company r .» „ho!*-«!e rnr». to tirp Those atlrnding the party were, ulation of Poland engage* in agri­ •uyete. \ou p«y a h |hrr retail price to iheir Ihe lionnrre and F. E, Raggett, culture. •I -veunu Miry Carter hai on* pr:,-« (or all. school prinupal, Mrs. Hohhie Hie' On* peir* ' oavutp. plu, c«l*r » rem andhards, Virgil Duffel, Mrs. Esther ^“*itv busin*«* . . no credit r e t , no unr*r*?M*ry PUT A SNAPSHOT Hindman, Miss Mary Maxwell r..luieni*n • pronli; low traiuporUlwn eotU and new IN EVERY LETTER tis h -peed production in hnwpie. ,d d up to hut* atvMr*. Alter Grant, Iticturd Junes, 1 • Day Developing Service ■ - ' Our t*-'**l - I w lirameiuee in- - ononue*' Mrs. .Margarcl Wright, 51c Jewell WIEBOLDT CAMERA Riser, Mr*. Hula Grantham, Miss SHOP Helen McMullan. Mrs. Helen Phil l i t 8. Park Sanford, Fla lips and Mrs, Mary Parsons. Sanford Linoleum & Tile Co. Brownie Troop No. 81 Holds "Spook Party" SEE W HY SANDRAN. tt DeBary Coffee Royal Ambassadors Present Program Mrs. R. E. ■ft * ■ft * Lake Mary UPW Miss Milsted Honored At *149 * “Coke Party” I WE RATE SANDRAN. VINYL FLOORS YOUR BEST BUY! Personals DeBary Garden Club To Meet Friday v The Unvarnished TRUTH Mrs. Thompson At Farewell Party Monroe Home Club Church To Meet Thursday about PAINT DISCOUNTS Calendar n SEE A L L S IX Model Homes - in R A V EN N A PARK . i i v •w -vT trvw antw uE kixL '* A C O M M U N ITY OF HOMES " B U IL T WITH PRID E" We hove available for occupancy — J| RI.KCTRICAI, EQUIPMENT BT GENERAL m.ECTRir 4 Bedroom 2 Bath 3 Bedroom 1Vi Bath 3 Bedroom 2 Bath 3 Bedroom 1 Bath AS LITTLE \* s4 0 0 DOW V Drive oul and see the*e lovely home* in their quiet, serene Mirruundingw — Only l.fl mile* went of the Iraffie light at 20th & French. Sh o Q M a k& h C O N STR U C TIO N W est :i I* 3 L— a I 25th St. at My rtle COM PAN Y, P hone Inc. 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Can 4 W ith Order P le a se MrKENZIK'S — Mr 2 - Lh. Raff Frmen Whole Whit* Potatoes McKe n z i e s ^ COLLARDS / T U R N IP S SP IN A C H PkgI' !■ ■ ■ stamps at I �----------------- ----- — ------- : . ------ • m U F i ' Television By Abigail Von Burait i: • • # • » • r • • 1*1 Ml Hi r*i Iti * J* • *r 1*.«« *3> 1*1 1*1 14:14 U r % !!i»t 121 (It i*r 11:11 ■4> (*l • • • It :!* • 2i 1 *4 (21 if you want a personal reply from Alii).*, M iite to liti ili CSl'i o f thin pipCi' , DEAR ABBY: Stopping the clock at the moment of death U an old Jewish practice, it is symboiic that "lime" has run out for that person and, therefore, in his honor, every thing "stands still" until tn • DEAR ABBY: If you finj out why they stopped the clocks when a person died, please print it. And while yqu are in­ vestigating this aupersition, also find nut why they throw out all the water that happens tn be in the va<es i t the time of denth, and why they cover up all the mir­ rors and pictures. CURIOUS DEAR ABBY: The custom of stopping the clocks when a person died originated in Scotland in the 17th century. In those days all clocks were the loud ticking type, and out of respect for the deceased, they kept complete silence. M. Me T. • (21 «*r • Sr t.i« !*• 4:11 r * i C .l* |S» l:4> • 2 I l* t IS ) *.«• 13s • Si T il l • * i 7:1* i 2 r )*l tS r I2i t*i * » Mat tc Lcitv-m WEDNESDAY P. M. ia DEAR ABBY: When I was a little girl, I recall aeeing my mother stop the big grandfather clock that stood in our hall­ way. I asked her why sh* was stopping the clock and six* told me my brother had died, and there should l>e no chimes or beHs in a house of mourning. She was Hungarianborn. so I imagine this was an old Hun­ garian custom. OVER EIGHTY • ir ~ z f t y a * R y viari 5< ufve> -L A ve • • P a g e 8—Wed. Nov. S. I960 S n a il <x.r n ttA sm tr -tmt* uP'x tsa.b \ RuNN NSiCw.’r iS * 5 * 0 T>f PWfAC»f* «c:> a- «••*: wair . DEAR ABBY: Where do people get the Idea that stopping the clock when some­ one dies is an "old supcrstit.on?’’ It Is still done today and Ihe reason ia a good one. When friends mnke condolence calls, they don’t hnvc to ask, "What time did he pass away?" They can just look at the clock. “DOC" DEAR ABBY: According to my grand­ mother, who is 92, only one clock was stop, pcd in the house v.-hen a person died. The renson being that when the coroner came around to write up the death certificate there would be no question as to the ex­ act time of the death. There was no super­ stition to it. MONICA • • lu firt iii H i l i l M l he is laid to his eternal rest. HAD JEWISH NEIGHBORS DEAR ABBY: The tradition of atop* ping the dock* when someone died eteme from an old Iriah superstition. It was said th a t if the "devil!' could heor a sound in th at house, he would return to claim an* other tplrit. They also turned all Ihe mir­ rors to the wall so they wouldn't get dark and smoky. Then they wont out to the bee­ hive (if they had one) and whispered the news of the death to the lK.es, lest they leave the hive. Don’t ask me why they did all this. FROM IRELAND • He Meet T h e P r e s s 4'lraaAel K , x t s t r s o a * l l l a h w a y I 'a t r n l .S ttsnU e W e a t h e r i i o r M ist Rr*>>k* JIM -K la, X * w e H u stle , . Brtngley VX hlrly h l: d« J o h n r>sly Manhunt Besi o t t h e P o st ImuK Kdw-aM* VVsgi.n T r a i n V oJm sule, l l . i * Kong P olitic al I', a. M a r s h a l r im e and H arrl*t Perry i 'o m , My Mister Klleen l l s n a l l s n K> e I , * G o t jk s r e r e * Peter t o r n Mary IT. » .' g l e e t . .Naked C i t y C ity D e t e c t i v e X'enscnpe r 'h a a n e l Mia " N e w s ro o m M id .P ie. N e w s H o lly w o o d M ov ie r 'e r a l c e i l e I 'h a n n e l » T h e a t e r .1*. It P e e r . X esr THURSDAY A. M. and enclose a atamped. self-addressed en­ velope. She answers ALL letters. • :t« 12> m e n On 1:11 • 2 1 r.'oni. C l a s s r o o m Too (21 T o d s y T:l* • (> Mian (in - XVe e l h er. New * T ill ( 2 | P e r m M e r l t e i R e p o rt T:ie ITI T n d t y ( S r XX'ake t ' p C a r r n o e * t s* ( * i CBS N e w s R e p o r t itia l * r C a p ta in h a n g a r * * i n ( t l *X e e l n e r e n d N e w t l i t «2 e T o d ay I ti I *• C o u n t d o w n New * > •« r * i Ituoie a n d g e d d l e e 4 • ( t e m p e r (loom r*iK ertonn K apera • I t 43* i r o s t r o e d e (*) fd e g d o n g h roeol end In te re ie w e mire tha looks of a neighbor who; Ing nut loud about getting tome M l ( t i O n lr a t P it. N ee• tee* IS i I •oust, C* III has colored her grey hair fo r, far( powder. I am fifty-six and ( d t i e , e m b e r I t. . . !, years and uses makeup artfully. h#v# only ipn> glown_Mr*. 1*1 o r b i t Yet I am eritirixed for ever, think„ 1* 14 12* P lay Y n o r Mnn«h 1*1 Video V i l l a s # You sound aa if you were rather 11:** « 2 e P ric e la R i g h t 1*1 I l a v a t.unv 1*1 M o r n i n g C o u r t unhappy with your eituation, t l .14 ( 2 l C o n c e n t r a t i o n which is only natural. In this in -1 • 41 T h e C l e a r H o r lao n The* Hot. • ranro i wouid suggest that you 11 44 C1*1l Tl.nta, ru lH n r C n n**i|o ****s l*> 1 . 0 , a of t.He have your hair colored and have' ( t l The T e ia a Out Of The Mail Box ••Ti Dear Edyth: “Should I color my drah gray hair? My husband object* and ao doe* my ton, hut they greatly ad- Kennedy, Nixon Don't Spend Much lime In Yoteless Capital B 1 tender in Mr*. Jacqueline Kenne­ Ur MCX WEST I W M P m * laUrnitioaal . dy, who came through with her WASHINGTON (UPI) - The “ Campaign Wife” rolumn and an pgmdectial candidate* don't nounced a national “ Calling for (pend modi Mom la the votelec* Kennedy” week aa well. In addition, the Democratic Ad •apetal • leapt to drop in now and g e n lot g change oi Imaa and a viiory Council aeroed in on Ihe aaanaa with their ghoet writer*. Sunday paper* with a policy re That done not m*aa, however, port on natural resources. H was. (feat ttla anlraachiaed city ie not to be sure, only one report, hut hi tha Wick af Mm campaign. the report wa* 37 page* long. M remained to be seen whether Kvary day a t high noon, publi aieU tor We Republican and Dent tbit broadside method would off erratic National Committee* meet set Keating's acatlergun delivery. Mraerarhite, the two national hi Mm (tract end blaie away at anefa other with mimeograph ma committee* Hepped up the pace of their central to »ee which could ahtiM*. I don't know how effective theae form the largeit number of istel eirhange* are from a political lite group* before election time. The Democrat* tlruck early aUndpoint, but they certainly are good lor the paper and ink bull- with a “ National Committee of Ma*. Over the weekend, the Ken Arts, (otters and Scieneea," aedy and Niaon ramp* iatued which brought more than 330 auenough preaa relea*ca to fuel a th< r«, paintera, actor*, muiician*, eampua bonfire on the night be­ teacher*, pneti, mcnliit*. editor*, Diihliiher* and architects to Ken fore the Homecoming Game The GOP publicity mdl, awe nedy's aid. The Hrpubhran* promptly aome enough in Ms own right, wa* augmented by a perprtu.il motion countered with on* new organiza­ handout grinder privately owned tion, “ American* Abroad for Nix hy (ten. Kenneth H. Keating. on lodge,” and beefed up the R N.Y., a leading practitioner of ; "Lawyers fin NuiMl-lohlae Cum mittcc” and Ihe “ National Com­ aaturalion technique. Keating'a office distributed iep mittee of Women for Nixon arate release* for Saturday morn Lodge.” Reside* the usual run nf cam ing. Saturday afternoon, Sunday and Monday morning iMtwspaprri, paign schedule* and speech tesla, thu* aupplying aomething for the paper hlirrard also inrluded a flurry nf new reporta from the every edition. The Drmocrali had nothing tn ! "COP truth squad” amt the Drm match this in linglc* competition ocratic “ Correction, Please" De although they found a strong con partment. Try And Stop Me LAS’. DAY STARTS TOMORROW AT: 3:10 • ItlS • 7:15 - *:SQ I MCF leva* AT: 1:00 . 3:10 . 0:10 - M l INVISIBLE \ 4 $ * , lad DXAfiLY! 3 <~ * i DAILY By BENNETT CICRF Jack llcnny Icila about a hypo chrondriac who pc>lercd hn dor tur until Ihe taller described M ine pink pills for him. “ These are potent pill,,” cautioned Hie doc­ tor “lo be absolutely Hire yon never lake more than three a day. A month later Ihe worrier wg« back, looking jubiant for a change. “ Those pills were just the ticket, Doc," he enthused. “They've cured me o( every­ thing.” The doctor chuckled. “ Now you ran know," he said, “that those pills contained nothing hut bread." “ Holy mackerel!” (creamed the worrier. “ While or whole wheal?" STANTINQ O C T O B IR SI FRO ST WARNING FORECASTS WGTO 5:25 to 5:30pm WROUGHT TO YOU I B fOOO MAC M u tin y CHEMICAL CORPORATION itoaiOA Division • LA xriA hn. n o n a nice makeup, natural and in “understatement” and I'll wager your sun and husband will look and—like it! Try it. “I am on my L et a great deal »f my working day. My feet hurt, but flat shoes look very ugly on me amt my legs are not good look-1 ing. 1 wonder what 1 ran do for more comfort. 1 must dress' smartly in niy job.—Fifty.” You cannot do a proper Joli with arhing foot. Have your (hoes fitled and select a comfortable style with a platform type tola. If you are lailiant and smiling, people won't look at your feet. For some ideas on foot rare, tend for a ropy of my leaflet, “ llow to Step Lively After F orty” To obtain a copy, send me a long, self-addressed, four-rent stamped envelope and enclose ten cent* in eoin. I will also send you some information on supportive stockings, whirh might bo very helpful .ince you are on your feet so niurh. This offer, of rourte, it for nil my readers who have arhing fast and “tired” leg, ‘My son ha* written ua that he ha* just maried and, as we do not kliuw tiie gill wliu is his bride, we wonder about what we should do. Ili* father is furious because he ■lid not rail us and have ua some tn hia wadding.—M ” • Of rnursc you feel hurt, but don't take it nut on the girl. Writ* her and welrume her. Invite them to mme to *ee you and, if you can. send a gift. This i* a “build up” for a happy future relationship. Try it and see! 3. Hv oneself t. liny A. Conicious bundter 10. Walk* tiirovgh- i• ) ‘ A C-AN O r A'. B u r SHE 3 ^ F -• !«. J s r .j_ v .r A P I *>UJ ‘ Jo ) - II f S H E 3 PAYING V jh ; i n s "a '_5: e n T 3 HiS B iN O .'/"' i KNOW-.S CIn : i . T n u ' ^ .. ^ :\ 4 i NOIN irs f* THURSDAY P. M. It I* ( I t ill «*» II II <t» 11 u 1?1 1:44 I I I lij 1.2* le t u; tli «•» ' 4» i«i i») I ’m M il !.** 1.1* «•» t»» II* It Could I f Ton H#»rrh ► ’o r T o m o r r o w Q u o t a F o r A l>uf «;it.«!i n ■ r . i ih ? \lw No n o l U p o r l f*Ar MO f»r, lliifftoon'o Morrot Journal About >*<•••• Ao Tho W o r l d T u r n * JUn Kro nrfor** B«at J o n M u r r o r Hhou r u l l irirc Tou r f u r In C o u r t I’oUtfc*| S u » # ih leoroito T oiikb Art I J n k l o t r o r Hood T n R o o lttp Yfiiim f»r. M.tion* (•) Millionaire 1*1 • It til tf» « *S • l i • Sl i)i 4.11 <•) 1:1* «l> ' *• l i t lit l<) • I •* i • l tti Itoot Tar Clark Pro m Th» x# Hoo ts Tho V a r d l r t fa T o u r s Who f»« T om T r u s t M i W llnoni P a r l u d d T llrtffh ts r f»n> I W F * U TM CNF. ,M ^ l STIC.: ter * c . » v oos.T • ;l .W O O D ‘.D - T C O VO, ma rr.f LEriEP f t . . • t ca se < uv'e WOll TH Ml* I W — ,IN fi . Aa MOON :. ' .FT-' -‘OO . ir . *c V J/ AM : if ! a* I ! 3 • -C l — - _ w J ' t [ bCJ *r : vi: ? • ‘ x- V ,' ' IT i' W M . I D iO N 7 ■ ^AV | WAR A D S O L O rE L V p o -.- n v E MA . • U / SL U -1 ^ ............? ! at Amoirlmfi M*imJatarH R#«»r#t fl’o n n H*ra • M o l l t n n n d Pads* o f X iff hi b O clock Mo vis ITncIa M a l t ropsvo Playhouaa l l u r k U b o r r i Mound KorUr a n d Ifis P r l o s d s Laramie Actor Loses Leg HOLLYWOOD (U P I)—Tk# ac­ cidental unashup of a *tageco*ch Monday during filming of lb# “Ijiramie” TV «*rie* coat actor Bert Spencer on# of kit leg*. Tht 80-year-old actor was “ rid­ ing thotgnn' 'on lop nf Ih* stageroach when it flipped over anal rru*hed nti# of hit legs. Doctors had to amputate the leg at St. Joseph's Hospital. to. City train II. Missile wrapone 3. "----- to Osrcla” 4. Before 33. B re ak - 6. B x b l e * f.*ai food l India i T. Biblical country water 33. Belong tng to me 21 Candle- I n l t i t i l 'i As.wsa m t tree 13. fltooil up I. Tming hare 13. ()v*rh«*d 3«. Mr 9 Siam coin 11. Tyne* ot Ander e|» * "ino16. Devised 36. Playhi uaeg b,;r* •var.t 15 ■».-r* fto. ing 16 . y n g<'d u* >'*) ,i AN ZDV H •I f ,r5 A > OM/ "Jl AbaMM AbiAINJ OFF- W H A T H / oOOCm ; ~Q * - ’■ 0*OMOT LOVE -v.rt'A 9 C R O SSW O R D ACROSS 3. Identical & (,'ain'a * 'tinv at> r •cn 71 Clown* antics I*. Setlle. a* a bill 3f. Female fo ri 3* " tu, nrule!” 29. Orator* 34. Good lurtc charm 36. Tidy 37. Kingl38. Strip i' a *l rerun 17. Times 32 npnwera 13. at,i* animal S3. H deuug 30. Goddess nf 28. P h il- x oleanuea *i a 1 f iprme tree A il 1 • rr~ 4 77 //4 1 :• 1 J 1 % >1 * 21 % tl % t« V 14 IT JJ % U 1 ( G E C .IT 3UBC \ir * iH % JO % v%r r%r Ti % A U ii I [ a s 0 - 0 AS GO ANON* A IG... ! l S i T f g A N G E .' l f-------- v %U notvN 3. Abraham's V ila (Bih.t r St W eird (u u a.) Indi'.tv muslin 3!>. Ointment 40. Insp'.iuig wittx solemn wonder 41 I.lxtvluma 42. Certain c«raona cord 35 Slrarg* 30 Bonds­ men M T O sr2 a: o I---------- --------------- V„ . ...W A N T iN T L C A P W I T H U S YO U N G F E L i r V s S O M JC M .J V E » M ,M V P O P : ■l ^ S u i u o s r A N O V f PCjB ’. v n <— J jA N T lS u a K u : j w fe V i �k ~ n ,' If a Plant Your Sale-Rent Items In H E R A LD W ant-Ads For An Early Crop O f Dollars—P H . FA 2 -2 6 11 J rrill | 8. For Rent I 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sal* 12. Real Estate For Sale | 22. Build • Paint • Repair I 31. Automobile* • Truck* 38. Articles For Salt JR>«I. Nov. 2, 1960—Pujte 9 THREE bedroom houte. unfurn UNFURNISHED home* in BEST OFFER will huy *2.000 3 BEDROOM home, payment. STS | PLATTS CARPENTRY Service*, FOR SALE: 1952 BUICK 2 dr. FACTORY 70 YOU (hit-do; 1 unfurnished hou«* 2317 equity in lakeview home; 3 per month. Nothing down. 2341 new work A repair. Specialita Reviera hard top. FA 2 365*. ALUMINUM Flamingo Or.. Sunland Kvtatei. Palmetto Ave.- Sanford; 1 u n -, bedroom*. 2 batha. built-in kitin Fla. room encloture*. Pb. VENETIAN BLINDS 1932 BUICK SEDAN, good depen­ furnished house 914 French chen equipment. Ph. PA 2-3*72. FA 2-7416. Enelored head S a|p ro o f bottom dable car *223. Phone after 8:00 Ave.. Sanford: (urniihed ap art­ rail with ptaitie end*. Flattie 13. Mortgage Loan* p. m.. FA 2-7301. MODERN HOME. - bedroom*. kit­ ment 317 Park Ave. FA 2-1336. or rayoo tape* Cotton or ayloa 23. Building Material* C. A. Whiddon, Sr. MORTGAGE LOANS chen furnished Rent reason cord* 311 Park Are. Nervy. LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT! 32. Auto Repair Service FHA and Conventional able Ph FA 2-6043 BROKER Senkarik Ginas and Paint Co. ROOFING FHA Loan* W. B. Shippy, A»*oe. Commercial A ^evidential 2REDROOM furnlahed apartment 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4622 r i RNISHED apartment, clean *01 Palmrtto Avenue. B. EDWARDS 302 So. Park A**. Ph. PA 2 3M1 STENSTROM REALTY AUTO GLASS and cloit in Adult* only Jimmy BULDERS SUPPLIES t i l N. Park Phone FA 2-2420 F O R S A L E : I I ft. u p r ig h t Q u lr INSTALLED Cowan. FA 2-4013 LOVELY 2 bedroom unfurnished 3 BEDROOM. 2 full bath, aeparate We Give TV Stamp* Prez freezer. Phone FA 2-6437 house in excellent neighbor- dining room; 2 yr. old CBS. 15. Ilusine** Opporlunitien 903 W. 3rd St. FA5-789I Windshield Hack (Jla** after 8.30 p. m. or all day SaL 2 BEDROOM completely unfurn hiod *26 Eacambia. FA 2 0274. *200 down, anum e FHA mort Door Gin** Vent Lila** and Sun. Ished houiei available now. Ph. --------------------------------------------- gage, balance tlSJOO. and more FOR LEASE Servlet Station 24. Electrical Service* SER\ ICE FA 2 1519 ___________________ LARGE BEDROOM right ia. fa - tow or fa g w Good, eitablivhed location In­ House Wiring — Electric Service Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. READY MIXED CONCRETE ventory take-over THE PURE Outdoor Table Topi A Seat* 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 COTTAGE, 3 rooms. Couple and j Nicfl>' furnlihed. twin bed*. prl- j B0BF.RT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Sid Vthlen till. COMPANY. *04 W. Sixth Lot Marker* - Silli — Lintel* h»br accepted. *60 FA 2-1737. v*,r rn,rilnr* : rravonahle. 1311 Raymond LuodquHI. Aiioe. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. SI reel City. Steps — Patio Block* — Sirtd .1.1. Boat* & Motor* — ----------------------------------------Palmetto Avenue. I 2-3951 Atlantic Rank Bldg 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 0913 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. O ffic e 204 W. First CLEAN m.idern hi-mthed apta., - ~ 16 GLASS k MAHOGANY sxi or 3W A tf ph rA 2 jyn LARGE 2 bedroom hmne and p s DOWN — *69 MONTH ' 18. F em ale Help » an ted 601 Palmetto FA 2-4338 pleasure boat, 33 h p. Johnson 25. Plumbing Service* ,c rrf" S?rcl); J^fur"i‘t,!*<, 1 bedroom. 1 bath bom# .tear OUTSIDE- CURB GIRL, whltr electric, completely equipped; PLACE your order now for Mra. SMALL furni«hed opartment 600 month. Ph. Geneva 2431. ^ DEADLINES new high ichool. over 21. Also. 1 FEMALE also many extras FA 2 9973. Brown Miller'* famous homePark Ave. FA 2-0731. SUPREME REALTY COLORED COOK over 21. Ap­ FURNISHED cottage located al mad* fn.lt rake. We ship any* Of Orlando, Inc. * CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: ply Pig 'N Whistle. Five Points; weekly or monthly ; RENT A BED Gateway To The Waterway where in the w « r 1 4. Ph. CHerry 1-3331 num bing A llonting *65 per month. Ph. FA 2-1467. Your EVINRUDE Dealer FA 2 3604. T m ., Mini Erl. • S P. M. day br­ Rollaway, Hospital & Baby Beds Eve. CReitwood 7 29*0 17. Male llrTp Wanted AIR CONDITIONING By Day, Week or Month Robson Sporting Goods iar* Insertion. Man. • Sal. t-REDROOM furnished apartment, CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 304-8-8 E 1st CARROLLS FURNITURE Ph FA 2-3981 VASES, Club Aluminum Ware, RAILROADS NEED MF~N RAVENNA PARK clean. Small child accepted. ino7 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6.562 w u'fle iron, hardware, tools, Ph FA 231*1 116 W. I«t St. 17 to 23 needed at once to train 2013 So. Sanford Ave. NO S-1323. Very attractive 3 UR. 2 bath home STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: i 1917 EVINRUDE t l.ighlfourt. 9 7 30 in. wood lath, • in. Delta for Railroad Telegrapher, Sta- i PLUMBING In fine rrildenttat sree Beth jv. *w*a: On,.,.. I* X 7-767* tabic saw with h.p. motor lion Agent, position*. S ta rt! Ti m ., thru PH. . I P. M. dav be- 1 AND 2 BEDROOM homes. Day i. Husinev* R en tal* Contracting k Repairs aonahle down payment of *1,129. 2(22 Chase Ave. aftpr 6 no. phone FA 2 5*11 After 6:00 $60. hand garden plow and at­ *33.5, advance S.525 up. Work4 Free Estimate* fare tiMertiea. Men. • Sat. aoaa. NO I 5122 tachments and many other OUTBOARD MOTOR 19.53 Wiz­ days: take tow cost training a t 1 R. I- HARVEY _______________ OFFICE RENTALS, completely We have other fine home* In items. Ph. NO 8-4600, DeBary. night with placement assured ard,, 10 h. p , reasonable. Ph. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3393 LARGE 2 bedroom freshly painted all conditioned Roia L Pay 1 Ravenna Park with dovfn pay» RESPONSIBILITY: upon completion. Contact Mr. FA 2 60.52. apartment. 310 Magnolia A. K. (on. Registered Real Estate ments a* low as *600. Call our BALDWIN ORGAN, slightly used. The Herald wilt aot be reapoatibla j Rossetter, Florist. FA 2-1831. I Broker FA 2-1301 Hodge al Mayfair Inn, Mon­ 26. Radio A Television office today. M ft. SPORT CRAFT boat. Mur­ Can be purchased with small far mare than owe Incorrect laterday, Nov. 7. 3 to 9 p. m. k TV SERVICE” CALL 92.00 plu* ray trailer, new 35 Evinrude deposit and small monthly pay. UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house FOR RENT: 9 rooms, approi. Tues. till noon. If married bring tioa a# yowr ad, and reserve* tbe parts. All parts and labor post motor; all '.59 models priced ments. Also two Hammond chord *73. 819 Rosalia. FA 2 8831. 2000 sq. ft. floor space at 113 wife. If under 21 bring parent. right te reriao wr reject any ad- j lively guaranteed an days. Sun­ cheap. #14 Laurel Avenue 'organa, like new, sritl sacrifice. So. Palmetto Ave. tv block G! approved under P. L 350. shine TV., FA 2 9792. veiiltem eat from wbat ordered t o ' APARTMENTS for rent. 201 Spinet piano only 9305. Thompfrom Post Office. Contict Mra. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2 2420 Maple Ave. Call FA 2 2274. .11._____ Machinery - Tool* conform to the policle* at tht* M. L. Raborn at Downtown son Mtiaid Co., 345 No. Orange 18. Help Wanted 27. Special Service* DUE TO BUSINESS TRANSFER Cleaners. UNFURNISHED'S bedroom apart­ paper. rOR SALE: New Cub Lo-Boy with 1 Av*., Orlande Phone G* 5-4977. we are forced to take a trem­ DUE TO BUSINESS " EX PANENVELOPES, Letterheads, statement. Phone FA 2-6402. wood* rotary; 33 Ford, new j AUTOMATIC controlled Due endous lost in order to tell SION. WF. HAVE OPENINGS men:.-, invoices, hand bills, and 9. For Snle or Rent grove tires; A. O John Deere Tbfrm w| 100 gtU#t quickly. For only 91.000 down IN THIS ARE \ FOB 2 ADDI­ NEARLY NEW 2 bedroom trailer , _____________________________ CLASSIFIED INDEX programs, a t e . Progressive <2): Ford disc- tapered grove |lBk. „ Dilli, Dr DeB„ ,- . you can have a beautiful, spaTIONAL MEN (OR WOMEN!. 10- x 50'. Phone FA 2 6389. LAKEFROXT HOME rent or sate. Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2951— chopper: cultivator bar. alt 3 ___________ . I rioua home. Three bedrooms. * BETWEEN 40 AND 63, WHO 1. L»*t A Found 3 br., 2 porches, kitchen equip ! 308 West 13th St. NICELY furnished garage apart point lilt; also heavy duly uti SEWING MACHINE: Morse Suhath* built-in appliances, Florida ARK INTERESTED IN EARN­ ped, many extras. Good fish­ 2. Notice* • Personal* menl—Lake Golden. FA 2-0274. lily trailer; pull type grove disc | perdlal zlg zag, lews on buttons, room. Large treea. well land ING I1UO.OO PER WEEK, OR PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING ing. Owner FA 2-1397. 3. Education • Inntruelion and various Implements. Ward . makes buttonholes, monograms, scaped lot. Prestige neighbor­ MORE MAYBE YOU CAN W L. HARMON 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ 4. Transportation Equipment, Phone 4731, Geneva. | darn, etr. Almost half paid for. HOUSE, 7 room* with 3 acre* o f 1 hood. You must **e it to ap­ QUALIFY. WRITE WATKINS Ph. FA 2-4223 ped. FA 2 3303. 5. Food land 6 nule* West on State ! preciate It. FA 2 7332., PRODUCTS, INC , 659 WEST Guarantee remaining. Write Cre­ . (I. For Rent Road 42. Call FA 2 3382. FURNISHED lsrge 2 bedroom PEACHTREE ST . N. E. AT­ HOUSE CLEANING. Windows .15, M olorrvrle* . Scooter* dit Mgr., Hox 34, Herald. 7. iluninea* Rental* floors, walls. Phone FA 2-1212. house 2518 Sanford Ave. Ph. LANTA 8, GA. ill. 1939 CUSHMAN Eagle motor REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN ft. Reach Rental* OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALK 10. Wnnted to Rent FA 20731. scooter 9130 cash. FA 2 3009. — SPRINKLERS §9. For Sale or Rent t Cent per lh. J. W. HALL - REPRESENTATIVE WANTED In Alt PUMPS types and sizes, installed 10. Wanted to Rent your territory. From your desk THREE BEDROOM concrete WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 bedTHE SANFORD HERALD Realtor 36. Trailer* • Cabana* "Do It Yourself' I t . Real Entate Wanted you can ram a substantial ad­ block home on lake *100 room furnished home for im2344 Frenrh Ave. OFFICE WE REPAIR AND SERVICE dition to your income. Only Phone EA 13841 12. Real Estate For Sale monthly. j mediate occupancy. FA 2 6033. "Call Hall" 2 WHEEL utility trailer, excellent 204 W. 1st St. FA 2-281! S T I N E written contact! with your cli­ 11. Mortgage Loan* eondition, approximately 3' a 3 4 BR HOUSE, by owner. FA 2 9372 Machinery and Supply Co. ents' Write for particular* and 1 1. Insurance x 6'; ipare tire and wheel; *63; SPECIAL: Floor zamplt Council St. Johns Realty Co. 12. Real Faint* For Sal# 20. W. 2nd St. I'll. F.A 2 0432 chip ice marhine. Make 300 further detail* to YKK Office, 15. Huainenn Opportunities OUT OF TOWN OWNER offera 2. FA 2-8298. THE TIME TESTED FIRM lbs. ice in 24 hours. Can be pur­ Vienna 66. P.0 B. 128, Austria. MAYFAIR 16. Femnle Help Wanted 2 bedroom; carporte; utility lift N Park Ave. Ph FA2 8123 Sewing1 Mach. R epairs 17. Furniture chased on our special plan for Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 hath home. 17. Male Help Wanted homes: one in DeBarv, *9,300: ALL M AKES k MODELS lit. Situation* Wnnted SI 23 per day. Seminole FixWELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Finest location with quality 18. Help Wanted one in Lake Mary. *#.900: *500 • BIG VALUES RENTALS 33 WKKK lure k Freezer C n , French private baths. 116 W First St. custom construction. #35 000. 19. Situations Wanted down, *70 monthly; FA 17213 WORK WANTED FA 24018. 20.1 W. First St. 124 hr. ter.) • QUICK CREDIT Ave. at Second St., Sanford. Ph. Call (or appointment to show. #20. Babysitters 2-BEDROOM block home. Large F A 2 3825 • EASY TERMS FA 2-5331. THREE bedroom, two bath home LAWN WORK. TA 2-0646 21. Beauty Salon* utility and Florida room. De­ WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS In Sunland. *493 down, pick up 22. Build • Paint • Repair REDWOOD FENCIN G WORK WANTED. FA* 2-4016. lta ry. FA 2-7213. i Oil H eaters Cleaned payment!. Call FA 2 9227. W ILSO N - MAIER 21. Building Material* See Sample at . . . Phone FA 21817 before 9 00 a. I DAY nr part-time work. 615 lav S A N LANTA APARTMENTS. u , y P;irk Avr p |,0ne JTA2 2120 New and Used Furniture 21. Electrical Service* GREGORY LUMBER CO in. or after S;00 p. m. Nice large apartment 404 E. 311 E. First St F.A 2 3622 «th k Maple F.A 2 0309 25. Plumbing Services ROSA L. PAYTON | ___________ FOR SALE or >R.ADE— *5.350 14th St. Phone F.A 2-4292. WILL give a Sarah Coventry 26. Radio & Television And Associates | ir o n in g at home, f a 2-7791. equity in 3 bedroom CBS house Fashion Show. Beautiful Jewelry ROLLAWAY, H ospital and B aby HUNTERS 27. Specinl Serv ice* 3-ROOM furnished apt., screened for hou<e trailer or tell ,u,* for Bed* Day, Week, or Month— 7,‘ T ” R'EiJtered Re.i r.ta ig Brok.r |joUiiK\voRKl •' "dav* week(nr that Christma* list. Phone Guaranteed water proof leather 28. Laundry Service porch. 812 Park. 99.930 Small down payment. Ph FA M30I 17-92 at Hiawatha ironin|> b, b, |iu jn i . FA , MT7. FURNITURE CENTER F A 2 8699 or FA 2 8047. hoots. IVEY'S SHOE STORE. 29. Flower* • Plant* * Shrubs 1100 French Ave. falcated in city on over '4 acre u p o n P lV A W f’lN fl? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2-BEDROOM unfurnished houte -30. Poultry - Pet* - Stock HEATING Ph. FA 2-1933 Gl shovels 1 49, pup tents 4.98 up. !l. Ilenulv Salon* at Lake Monroe. FA 2 3950. K ,. , S l •3 1 . Automobile* - Trucks FA 2 7631. H. R. I’OPF. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS. 519 In financing. Kitchen equipped, RE-UPHOLSTERING, work guar 82. Auto Repuir Service This adv. good for 92.30 off on FUJvN. Apt. 2300 Mellonville. i--------------------------------------------200 S. Park - FA 2 4234 Sanford Avenue. (lean and attractive. Only $173 antrril Free estimates. Phone 31. Boats & Motor* any regular price wave Even­ to move in. Owner says sell ROOM with or without hoard. F A R M E R ’S A G E N C Y FA 2-7818 or Ml 4-1771. FOR SALE: Portable Remington .11. Machinery - Tool* ing appointment!. Air cond. 111. Flower* • Plant* • Shrub* Novrmberl I I Near hospital and medical center. N. V. Farmer, Realtor Quiet-writer—A t cond. Reason­ 35. Motorcycle* • Scooter* Ila-rtett'a Beauty Nook, 105 So. New k Used F irmture k Applt Petunias; Snaps; Calendula; Pan3465 S. Tark Ave. Ph. FA 2-5221 able. Cal] rA 2-51ST. FA 2 0461. 36. Trailers • Cabana* Oak, FA 2 3742. ances A Good Place To “ WE TRADE" sys; Stocks; Verbena; Carna After hour* FA 2-2618 - FA 2-3012 .17. Furniture BUY. SELL or TRADE WESTINGHOt'SK electric aewtng 2-BEDROOM unfurnished home I.AK-KK*- BEAUTY SALON lions; Salvia; reiL »»d puryile. 38. Articles! For Sale COMPLETELY FURNISHED machine, sewa forward and re ­ S'ii a month. 116 Country Club GRAPKVILLE NURSERY Je n k in s F u rn itu re .19. Article* Wanted F -iv M ir P Fc -Ri \ /AgCHL) A a e n r v Now Upen _ A2840 Air ton(1 jr Cond,,iawathu Drrtri verse, built-in light, mahogany Cir. Call alter 5:nu p. m., 2 Bedroom Home In excellent -Sj Ti c Grapevtlle Ave. near 2tith St. ido Sanford Ave FA 2-7450 condition; all electric equip| cabinet, attachments, *23. Ph. Open Evening* by Appointment FA 2-3145. R ealto r— In -u rn REFINISHED ANTIQUES and eld men:. Including Gf. air enndi F.A '••4199. # 1 . 1-o.st A Found 111 . P o u ltry • P e t* • M o c k DIAL FA 2 1398 t!2 N . f«.k picture framer. P.csfors'.mn • tioner; oil space healer. This FA 2-4891 EXCEPTIONALLY nice 1 hcdrn..-n LOST; Black female Cocker Span speciality. Pick-up and delivery. GE REFRIGERATOR, good com ia a rr.il good buy. Terms can SOUTH SYLVAN Lake Shores Permanent VAave, complete 97.30 BEAGLE, male. • mouths old house, all electric. Hit Elm. Ph. diliun, rose color, *65. 2620 tel in Golden Lake area, an$20; papers *10 extra. Ser 1803 HAZEL PORTER BE AUTY SHOP I m arranged. Call 4261, tien-va. Fla. FA 2 1662. Beautiful lakefront home near tw ert to name of '.‘Pinky." Iroquois. Phone FA 2 8780. Holly Ave. Phone F.A 2 8183. 1104 W. 25th I'h F.A 2 1321 in; completion, for someone de Used furniture, appliances, tools, IIELMLY REALTY REWARD. Ph. FA 2 3313. SLEEPING ROOM, private rnsiring the belt of everything SIAMESE CAT and kitten*. Ph. etc. Bought Sold Larry's Mart II*. Article* Wanted 308 W 13th Street trance and bath, F.A 2-3986. Call F.A 2 7998. F A 2 1606. 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132. F.A 2 7605, Evenings FA 2 2379 1. Education • Instruction WANT TO BUY large air com* 1 3 - BEDROOM house 983 per WYNNEWOOD LOT preisar lank. Phone F.A 2 0586. PIANO LESSONS#7Sc. FA 21032. 1 month. Call FA 2 2921. Sell U» Your Furniture Quick I I . A u to m o b ile * • T r u c k * BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM. 2 Lively lot 100' x 04'. Good re-*i Service With The Cash SUPER BATH HOA1E located on beautt Beauty Salon WANTED: Good piano for *50. FOR SALE: 19.33 Plymouth fordor den!l.vl site. 92.200 Faces Lake 6 . For Rent TRADING POST FA 2 0677 SLEEPING flO ti\|^ the Gables, ful landscaped corner lot. Built Walker Budding Call TA 2 6601. sedan, new clutch, tire, muffler Gem. Large oak trees. 401 Magnolia Ave F.A 2 0720 Ip oven and range, refrigerator ^-BEDROOM unfurnished house 2910 Oak FA ? 76«4 and paint, runs good. Call 18. Article* For Sale and blinds. You ran purchase 2005 French Ave. FA 2-2003. FUR.N Apt. 201'A W 1st SL F.A 2-2506. this home for only $15,400. PIANO: extra *m»ll upright, perFURNISHED apt. FA 2-2800. LOVELY large lurni.vhed bedroom, Down payment 9600 and take door. feet condition, nice finish. Will I'J.'.H OI.DSMOHII.E four PAINTING; Colors a specially. private entrance. F.A 2 7161. over FHA mortgage at S'i% , 111 N Park Ave Phone FA 2-2120 sell *150 I’h. FA 2-1971. clean. Phone FA 2-8153. 4-ROOM furnished house located _________________ Residential, commercial, indus Interest. at 815' 3 E. Third St. No child UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom CB trial Licensed 'an d horded 19(9 PLYMOUTH, good mechan- Gini.S 24 ineh bike, used. 126 LAKE LOT on Crystal Lake Move in uumrdiately ran. FA 2-till. house; stove and refrigerator; High ground with trees Call ATork guaranteed Free evti leal condition. *123. FA 2 7690. E. 20th St. Call Jim Hunt. I-A 2 1501 In Sunland. F.A 2-8097. F.A 2 1686. males. Charlie Burris, FA 2 4574 3 HOUSES: Sanford 930. Oviedo of FA 2-4437. I.()< II AIUK111 — *50; Oviedo 9L5. Ph. FA 2-1336 5 BEDROOM 1 I».*i ji. I., , -.-., i ,i CUSTOM BUILT C. B. home in LITTLE VENICE nished, beside new hign school Mayfair on weii landscaped C.ABPENTRY, painting, roofing N E W HOMES BY ^ FURNISHED apt 300 Park Ave month. Ph. FA 2-76.51 or " r have several lovely homes In lot. Spacious 3 bedrooms, 2 and cement work. F.A 21899 these locations. Three bedrooms full baths: living dining room: 2 BEDROOM upstairs apartment, F.A 2-1971. READY FOR OCCUPANCY SONNY'S PAINTING and 2 baths or 2 bedroom* and air conditioned #To FA 2 0989 lovely kitchen with built-in*, in Top Quality Work- Low Rales NEWLY decor jted (urniihed 5 1 bath. These homes range in eluding dishwasher and disposal: Q Ch<Hi»e from m any varied APARTMENT, private bath, nice FA 2 2671 or ‘■'.A 2 40.13 room cottage. 2 bedrooms. Ph. price from SH.ooo to 116 000. 9 e ite riu r drvign* and fRmr plu* family roam: palio and ly furnished. *W mo 40i'» W F.A 2 1137. plan*. LOCATED double carporte; central beat lit SOUTH IMNEl REST & SUNLAND ESTATES and air conditioning. I in me FURNISHED I bedroom duplex. Q 9 I Redrmimt • 2 Rath* 2BR house, modern. FA 2-0571. diate occupancy. Call owner. I Ph. F.A 2 0363. * A A H Elf E . . . . . .j • 3 Bedrooma - 2 Hatha FA 2 7303. A A and Fit A FINANCING Ilf \ Park Ave Phone FA 2 2420 IIUILT-IN DREAM 3BEDROO.AI house, kitchen NICELY furn­ furnished duplex, plea WHERE ____ B 9 3 Bedroom* - t ' j Bath* AA—NO IMJAVN I'.AA MEM ished. 975 ntorlh FA 2-3683 KITCHENS CLOSE IN—Two bedroom fra.ns sant surroundings, 317 or 319 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY • 3 Hedriwm* - I B a lk WHUUK. . . CLOSING COSTS LOW WITH Al’I’l IANUFS IlY home; refrigerator and itovr; W. 12th. St. Pitone VO 8 t2B9 or No Dm«n Payment and only $58 FURNISHED 4 room house. 3103 a |r M ilk nr without acraened re wired; new rooi: garage or FA 2 320-5. monthly (including prmc pal, AH »1 5 Q h o CAN YOU GET g porrh. Orlando Drixe, S.-nlord. I/scaled at 30* F.. Fifth Sireet G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC interest, insurance and taxes) MORE HOME Priced at *4.300. €k AS I.OAA I S M DOWN LARGE three nedruom unfuro ------------- A IS O -----------for one- of our 3 bedroom homes REFRIGERATOR DOLLAR VALVE STENSTROM RENTALS ",r 0,,r, 4 ocuruum nomr» n as paym ent ished home 1313 Park Are.. oaf .n —iia n g f : 3 BR Apt. Largr. Immediate 975 on h.^.Si.nmcrlin Avr , .vith these . l o l l l l S R o i l l t V ( (J. HUM KM *123 00 month Call F.A 2 3951 • 2 • 3 • 1 B»driMim« added feature* tera/zo floor*, _ .J r AA A T K R H E A T E R X Conventional - FHA RESALE AVAILABLE 3 Bit apt. Large. Avail. , THE TIME TESTED FIRAt • P l a n n e d l . a k a F r o n t R E S IG N Eli F O R A i l l R awning windows, tiled h ath,l m ^ *o ^ FHA In Service 14 Nov. . Ph F A! 8123 C nm m u n ily R E IT E R LIV IN G electric range, paved street, At.ItEA|JA FIN AM Ell BA Home unfurn. 3 BR I Bath 100 | | FINANCING 9 5 f u r n i'b r d Aliolelw for F I E t T B IC A I .I A 1* I 95 Cil gas. water and sewerage ^ E Home unfurn 3 BR. t Bath ORD.IN At. PI KM! AHF.lt your in vo erii'in HI It F I* THINS: Turn VAeat Furn. Home. 3 BR. I *a Bath 125 Call for further information. on 2#th SI. Fnllow Country NO QUALIFYING — OTHER THAN GOOD 4 ItEllIT FLORIDA OZIER ENTERPBISF-S ■ L O N G D A L E g F’urn. Home 2 BR Avail M inimum .5J50 l)n . 4 tub Hd. k AVatfh for our » LOW INTEREST R Al KS .......... 1 H 'tlroorv . 1 * . I l.t l b _ 83 Hutldrr* 18 Nov. ilgn*. DOWN PAAMF..MS I.OAA AS 9200 Fur.i. Home. 2 Br. Avail. Hclmly Realty, Selling agent* p AARK RK ‘‘t"" l BEDROOMS ----------- I k 2 BATHS nUILT BY too 308 W. I3lh St.,"• t'h. *■> 1C Nov. 2-7605 * HOMES $8250 .! 1 f IMIAAN P AAAIENT IriC fl * Unfqrn. Home. 2 BR 1 Bath 96 RENTALS HOMES AVAILABLE IDGE ------------------------- » N44 CI.08ING COST | ( all • • • *37 A|n. Inrl-idra Everything ODHAM TUDOR .A. K ItOSSKTTEIt I. AKE M ARA lit.A II. HIGH-DRY WOODED LOTS | F L O R IS T 1 1 3 % T. 17-92 27th ST. 01 CONSTRUCTION CO., INC Just AAeat of 17-92 DIRECTIONS: « Mi. »• _ F.A 2-1951 Celer* A t * SANFORD I'II. FA 2-1301 Sanford, liny. 17-92. Turn I & 211 Waat 23th Street t it N Park A 'e Pbooe FA 2 2120 FA 2-8121; FA 2-8570 (Member K . T . D.A Right I Ali. Pa«t DymtronPhone FA 5-3193 J. HRAILEA OIHIAM. PRF3. B eau tifu l I mi. or led C o lo rfu l I FURNISHED apartment 401 Pal lew. Follow Sign*. * Flo w er* A ^Blooming P la n t*. | melto. FA 5 02*9 lfter I p. m. i Uhed. nice quirt neighborhood. Call at 119 W 17th St. or phone FA 2-4301. Classified Phone FA 2-2611 Wall Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty jm - Dawn's Stenstrom Realty ,,uild • ,,ainl * IcAVENNA ^PARK iitOMES O D H A M & TU D O R Stcnslrom Realty WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS Stenstrom Realty & Shoemaker Phene FA2-1611 ■ ■' •—.r 1 J �t . . h i t 10—Wed No/. 2. 1960 OK Tire Store Open For Business In March of this year Mr. and Mr*. Harry W. Boom aold their OK T in Store in Tuacalooaa, Ala. preparatory to opening a airallar builneaa somewhere In Florida. Then fur the next tin month* they traveled ever 1,000 mile* eearehlng the State lor a town that appealed to them the moat, finally aettling in Sanford. The OK Tire Store la now open for buiineu in a new building built speeifleilly for the purpose at HU French Avenue. There are ever 1.400 OK Tire Stores scattered throughout the Nation with M of them In Florida. With this widespread coverage. Boone aays, the company finds U easy to maintain their nation­ wide written road hazard guarantoe on all new and re-cap tires. A formal grand opening is plan* ■ad. Associated with Boooe In the business is Mrs. Boone as Blum Ribbon Heavy Western Mature FRESH BAKED |UrCY K w r SA V E Y O U M O N l t O N TO U R FO O D R llL S nnd — WE G IV E 100% GUARANTEED TENDER AND JUICY M ERCH AN TS STORK HOURAi Mew. Toes. Wed. S:S0 Te 7:#0 Thera. Fri. SlM Te t M < MOOS# >0<)M M ODI /n a n SATURDAY — FAMOUi OUAltt r Green S T A M P S WI TH [ V FRY PUH( H A St iu o o LADY FAIR COCONUT OR CHOCOLATE iLayer Cake & 69‘ 1:30 !• 7:00 F R E E G IF T S and Joe Duggar of Sanford as ser­ v ice m anager. The Boones have one daughter, Judy, • years old, and now reside in their new home at XI i Iro­ quois Ave. East Pakistan Hit By Second Cyclone DACAA, East Pakistan (Uf>I) Mattered communications blocked government efforts Tuesday to find nut how moeh death and deetruction were muted by tha sacend cyclone to rmkt Pakistan In three weeks. Winds up to 100 miles an hour slammed Into offthore islands and short areas on the Bay of Bengal Monday night. It caught civilians and govern* eiant crews still cleaning up from the last cyclone te hit tho area Oct. 10. That one left an estlmal* ed 1,000 dead. So many bodies were washed out to sea the exact loll will never be known. DAIRY DEPT We>,enr Mature Porterhouse or Biscuits 3 Cheese Choose 1 R ib b o n Heavy lONO HOtN CHIOOAI anAvrAia AuaatCAN. vummio, SUGAR DELICATESSEN CURED HICKORY S M O K IO CHOC. ECLAIRS THI« tQUWOte laaieil N O V I M I I I s . I WOO COOK ■ __ Sausage MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS WHOLE SEA FOOD w it h • nk WISH CAUCHt Ya*i R u s i H s i f n r t o t rum • uitoni Wagon Whaali Shrimp “ ■ Th i s c ou w ns e l u r n i i 1 a e o v g ae a g e a t o o o M L ------COOK • ____________ l i Hospital Notes HIADltSS MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS Cynthia Myers, Patricia Kason, Tauruki Drawdy, Durothrine L FROZEN FOOD Sanford; William 8. Wafer, DaRary; Cheryl Decker, Safety Har­ bor. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Drawdy, a boy, and Mr. and .Mn. (ienrgr Haton, a boy, all of Sanford. IHumlMtla Mrs. Richard O'Nrnl and baby girl, Edith Bishop, Alvin Campbell, Willie Mae Pringle, Llllor Oliver, Frances Morrison, J. C. Gaines, Mrs. ()»im I,. Hays and baby girl, Mra. Edward Dougherty and baby boy, Sanford; Thomas W. Donald­ son, DeUary. 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Florida LIBBY'S MIX Libby's Libby's Libby's Libby's Libby's Libby's Libby’s Libby's Libby's SIZE SI 29 VALUE • 01 ••• lucro s*>no luncheon Mast m I raaie cq j*om •■••ag§ O A---- xoviaaegee. teao OR MATCH VALUES! Corned Beef Hash Whole Spiced Peaches Luscious Fruit Cocktail Pineapple Juice Fancy Red Catsup Vienna Sausages Golden Cream Corn Red Cut Fancy Beets Strained Baby Foods FRUITS & VEGETABLES FLAME RFD LUSCIOUS FANCY POME BEAUTY $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 M «oos a _____ IT FRESH CP.ELM tiC . K il n CABBAGE POTATOES 3 us dry s w e t �~i I n ^ 77^ M M H The Herald Delivers More Than 10,000 Copies Tedayl United Fund ® ltr S a n f o r b I f m t l b ________________ WEATHER: Fair through Friday, cooler. High today 80, tew tonight. 18. Vo l T m " United Preaa Leased Wilt Established 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1960 eampaigns art everybody’s responsibility and all should help nut aa muck aa possible with contributions. Don't leave the burden a t paying t e r e a r service agencies fee a few. Help now t NO. 54 rrr " t w " ’ *rrx v f V I You Can Be In Television Series Rim I v 1 A National Broaden*ting Co. crew waa busy this morning getting ready to film circus pictures here this weekend and the producer invited Seminole County restdents to be in the films. Producer Jack Emanuel and unit m arnger Dick Larson were setting up the machinery to begin shooting background film and some acts by the Crtstlani Bros. Circus troupe. They said they would provide a free afternoon of entertainment Sunday for area residents. This was worked out in cooperation with Paul Cristinni of the circus and officials of Circusland. “There will be some real good circus nets beginning • * ‘ ' \' • Kennedy Names Krider i r - at 1:30 p. m. Sunday ami we will give the kids cotton candy, circus balloons and the trimmings,” Emanuel said. Tickets for the performance can be obtained a t the entry to the circus quarter* ground* at the Karmen Market on Hwy. 17-02. Parents are asked to escort their children and pick up tickets. General background film will he shot Saturday, starting about 9 a. m. and spectators arc invited to watch this also and be in the scenes, Emnnucl said. The film being mnde here will be part of a pilot film for an NBC television series to he called “The Big Tent," It is scheduled to begin in February. i To W ater Advice Group UNITED FUND WORKERS met for breakfast this morning to kickoff the 400 Club division and to hear re. ports from general chairman Randall Chr.se on the drive. Shown here are, from left, standing. Sheriff J. L. Hobby and Ed Zimmerman: seated. Chase, George Touhy, Mrs. Hoy Symes and Martin Bellsey. resource pro ] Krider laid he had discussed I this Issue during the campaign, John Krider, former chairman Florida water the waterway development pro- but in order to help determine of Florida Waterway* ('annuls- blemi," Kennrdy said. ••The committee hai in Im blem* of Florida wilh Kennedy1* lfie ^ lh i adminlatrs(Herald Photo) (ion, ha» been appointed by Senportant rol« in the campaign closest adviier* in Ihia field. I . „ ator John F. Kennedy to hn Na- r| arifying the issues In this field. 1 “ 1 am convinced,” Krider (aid, i ^__ tural Resource* Advisory Com- which hat been retarded and “ that real progress can be mule >” **• *u v * ***** * *°n* mittee, the Democratic preilden- neglected by the Eisenhower-Ni- toward Ihe achievement ol our without anyone to giv# ua a final tial candidate'! headquarter* an-1 *os administration. The commil goal* under the Kennedy Johnson ' boost on our effort* ^concerning nounced today in Washlngltm. lee will then make the recoin administration, through *nunH In waterway a in Central Florida and Argentine Visits “ I am particularly glad to have mrndations lor an action policy vrstment In our natural resource*. I thi* is a real instance of recog MIAMI (U rit — Rear Adm. Mr. Krider on (hi* committee, he- on natural resourcea for my ad- I am pleased to serve on the com- nition of our problem,” Kridet mittee, not only to help point up | said. liitston C. Clement, Argentina'* cause of his special knowledge of ministration.” secretary of navy, will begin • IT-day goodwill tour of the United State* hei* Sunder when ha arKickoff of the 400 Club, a divl- j CAPE CANAVERAL (LTD—'The United States hurled, "**• via a U. S. Navy airplane. aion to obtain large contributions ' for the United Fund, was accom- a “ s c ie n tis t's d re a m ” sa te llite in to orbit fo r its 12th s p a c e ’ A . , ; , n n n c a n . . f . . , , m pli-hcd this morning at a break-! ‘*01111 o e i l R l O l 111 , n , I SllCCtMfl O f lU u l) C l > tOiJilV • nCAf lr l« *1*11 *S*n. f.t«t III fli* Civic LVnO'1. , * I VMMiAl.M, All*. 11 <1.1 U— STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) Die complicated. 90-puuml Explorer V III satellite i* de-Carl Hayden, s i, iDArls.i preal-M This division Is expr«ti-d to give, iho Nobel prize* for physics and s ' g i’uitetus to the campaign to signed to investigate the mysteries of an u n p red ictab le dent pro Umpore »f the Senate chemistry wera awarded today to *“i"” s-'iT owo fur th# count,'ei “atomic roof” kriovv n as the ionosphere—layer- of ions that j V?1 two American atomic acienliits in re»)i-i g e-.rfgrtahlv In ffU Jo a-.a- re nrreneies supported hy AhUalifornia-Donald A. Ulster and X * t t i b r * a n d -te 'e - . , .u-phV If-JflMn whvh he Atered ees.l'll. ' Willard r. Libby. viaioa eonimunliatloita either P"*Tuesday suffering from Indfg** (ienoal Uhniinmn nf the drive. Libby, SI, a formar member nl •il.le O ' iiup"««i!ile on earth. 1 lion and fattgua! Tltindall Chase. explained the *”*• ill* U. S. Atomic Fnergy Commis­ Its undines in • wide-swinging ,,, ,, of the tun Club snd team cantains sion, was Ihe rhemlatry winner. oil.il may lead to improvement* in 1 n O O S m C D K e V O lt dirru *cd tlirir progress st th II* davised th* “atuinir lima radio equipment for eaith sin KAMPALA, trial"!* if PI) — iiiecting. clock"-* method nf dating or­ (Ions Scientist* also hoped il Hanyoro tribesmen wet. reported The team captains are It. L. ganic matter through radioactivity Semhiiiie and <) unge C >Ui\tv svunfsl find a •*« Indaw" through burning houses and destioying Perkin* Jr., Sonny Ratairn. Fd that has enabled scientist* to tell Shinhoher, A. K. Shoemaker Jr. i-onimiaaioiiai s are in agreement this iunoepheie for roiniininiia- ' ,0 P* unlay in a tenor campaign ihe age of such things as the dead on the_ __ Lillie Wekiva fiom the Bugamla kingsnd Jerry Senkarik. ____ ____ _ River Hasin don* into space free of inleifr.. '«» Sea .Scrolls. t nct, dom and set up a separate slate. Sheriff J. I.. Hobby. Circuit' , r;tt , |o n rl, Hianrh ptoiecta and tllaser's discovery, now In wait The launching of th* silvery *',,lir« »«•>» • tf "m »f investigator. Clerk Arthur fleekwith Jr. and Ed ... acted this **lrr alter ,„tellite. shaped like a child's lop. 1° check th* report*, us*, enabled icienliata to m ast /.irnrnei man volunteered l h e i r tha nmunission »*>rl* product photographs showing what service* to the ill ve. Il-ihhy w ill.n,,on l,n a mint resolution asking went like clockwork. The brainy • 11 1 Ic’ • ♦ happens during Iho process of canvass the governmental oflices ‘Civil llefeu-o approval of the two littla instrument ioared alolt right■|jd * * P «e s>w L iR llG ll f U h C lS ln atom smashing. an schedule ainp a 7<t-foot Juno! TOKIO (U l’li Cummunlst around the county for futwls. Reck- \ projects. II rocket and th.ee minutes later: j L’hlnn charged Wednesday night with will handle contrlbutioo* in ,.|0rwJurM for Ior cleaning, widen....................................... , widen- .................. ilia couithouse and Zimmerman , , , ........... the Army tracking station at Ft. lna5 th* Japanese self-defense volunteered to he in charge of the leg and Improving th* Wrk ( > ‘high- force* are •‘fascist'* and were founded in violation of the Jap* campaign in outlying county com *M,‘ Howell Branch as watar out-wniei..« s.gi.a,. ^ munities. f in., were worked uol at a meeting Its task is a delight ior sc irn- r»r«# constitution, * entiling to t First offi.ia! fuad report will be . \Ved"«--d«> at Orlando wl.ru th * .,i'•, • • ••ewHiferlng pus»le for New China New* Agency broad­ mode after an audit Friday by I tW(| f0mill, , .jj,,, mrl wjth , nifj. tire aveiage television viewer who cast on the l«th anniversary of The Comity Commission began may wonder why hi* TV picture is the fones. John Fitxpatrick, Mrs. W. K. Menrcis to ilri ide wliat to do. an inspection tour thi* afternoon i n i H i m nt one day and fusty the llo h e its, pul,Ire relations chairm an of propertir* Involved in *qtfaliia•We reached agreement nn the Fraud Charged for th* drive, said today. INSPECTING COUNTY VOTING MACHINES in piepunition for tlic Nov. tion hoard ktaringa and aiptcta 14 NF.W VORK fUPIt - D-nty tola! projects and procedures for Scientist* explained that the 8 election are, from left, W, A. Atlanta, cualodinn of Iht machine!; Guy wind up th* hearing* by Monday. eel'ing th* work done amt expert irmoaphero it marie up of atoms of M'armington Whiting, a foimer Allen, Republican Party representative, anil .Mrs. Ailelaide Moses. np()ointUumniissiuner* will review the Florida lawyer, was ariest.-J her* I'ivil Defer-a approval.’* John atmosphere stripped of their elec»•<! Iiy the County Comniisaion. Yntinir Resist rat inn Supervisor Camilla properties and make final equalis­ Kinler, Sc-mintd# larard chnirmnn Iron coats hy ultra-violet taya Wednesday night by the Fill in Bruce has I I new machines to check llii- elictinn. making a total of M to ation request deci-iona next week. connection with a t'.’O million ‘aid today. . from the sun. The number of request* for lag ha in use in the county. (Herald Photo) fraud. Whiting, fmmeily of Mi­ relief and complaints about **ami, ia charged with illegal u«e of , •«s«m«nt* ere comparatively smalt interstate communication* in a ' , Ihis year, th* commissioner* reschema to defraud th* Rank of County Health Dept, officials, I ported. Amen, a Inlet national. meeting wilh Oviedo officials Wednesday-, completed prelimin­ fly I nilfd I'reaa InirriidiioiMl "miilmiunlori «* a l * n tion to S«K*ial Security* *• A ll ary arrangement* for establishing Sen. John F. Kennedy made s would be remitted fiom "among Nixon fre«h (mm the cheers and lY lf S . l V \ O r y A l i e n a health clinic in Oviedo. final one-day invasion of the talented young women ai well confetti of Manhattan, headed f»r H o iT I O Office* will be located i* the .-'outhwe-t toiiay with a stuffing and from *very i*<* and walk of lexas loday lo aim Ids campaign Mory A lh -n Jlt Magnolia building formerly occupied bv Dr. - L W. Martin in bark nf th* First • ounieratiack a t Nice Uresldent hfr.” ; f' rr al •s<'' l.vndon B. Johnson, \ ve ^ was fu-.tnrt dead in hrr home • Raptut Church. Richard M. Nixon's chaig. that Today, In temaik* *t Alhuquer- '' M,4,,' e exan am lie *»'" Thursday after a neighbor called A* soon at th* necessary equip­ h- had told a "hare-far «d h e ' 1(Ue, N. M. Ke.me.ly ........... .. lo c« ‘,e_ the polic*. Th« 3#niinol« County Kennrdy. ataiut th* tiOl''* record. Nixon flew lo Columbia. S. C. for ment can be installed and utilitirs more poiti.an domestic giouud hy Dr. Vincent Roberta aaid she lale m»rnm* morning >."» rally on Ihe Johnson Committed ha« Connected, Mr.. Hulda KiM.ee, Campaigning in Arixona, New recalling that Nixon accused him ■* .air ."c stale .>•>. .'tppjirpntly had died of a heart public health nurse for the dieinvited all Demotrats to attend s Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma, the » hare-faced lie in having raid 1 t ,,rn % "'t attack. Her age wa* judged to be trift. will w t up a schedule for breakfast with 5f*n. Ilenrv fSe»"p) Democratic piesideutial .andidale the Itepublicani always had op p ane *'* 4°‘m»on * lioinc vlale nr | |,V|||||| Capt. Arnold William! maintaining r.guU, f |jni< hmir, Jackson n a t i o n a l De.mo ,.l.c 'w ung bark to . direct assault on posed .Social Be. urity. seeches laic today in San An- of the rolirr Dept, amwcrrd Ih# Nixon, after winding up a twoKennedy again lengthily rs.ite.1 ,on,0• and fo rt Worth call whrn the neighbor aaid Mrs. ,Al prM*nlt* planning at chairman, a t th* Cherry Flaw ,u>. U ur of c . liforni, w|tll , lhhi<lury 0„ .S ori-, Nixon earned new encourage ........ on* full day to be devoid to Allen had not come out of her irnmuniiation*. Houl, Orlando. Friday at * a. n. climactic cohl war proposal. csrrily legislation, starting in 1915 " 'fn‘ ‘r'" n *’rMWcn‘Eisenhower. I |l|||JJ€ a„ Uuf ,,4y of laxal party members may make . „ „ „ h l„ M- apacity erowd when "Franklin Roosevelt first 3lonV wUh '""‘"“ ing confidence on knocks at the door, Unroner Hugh d „ „ |he hid b#„ arrangement* lo attend the break ,f 25,000 at th* Cow I'alate in Ban asked for a .Social Security hill h.v part .hat the liOR campaign ()unra„ f ^ fait through th* Sanford D«mo Francisco Wednesday night, Ken »nd 90 per ten t of the Repohli- .. snowballing toward victory next . d fround Two Cars Damaged _________________ week. | erat*# Headquarter* Office, FA nedy called for creation of a vol-, ,ans voted against it.” In Collision "-HMD. Before leaving New York where unteer “peace corps'* of talented ( Mr. Nixon may convince the A total of $500 damage Wll r, . young men who could serve three voter* to ignore party ImIm-I*,"" hr campaigned Wednesday will) There Was Pie ported to two cara fn an accident veer* in Underdeveloped countries Kennedy said. "Rut he can hardly Ihe Prcodrnt and Henry Uabot • t Franch Av*. and 19th S t WadPort O f Boulevard as "an alternative for peace-time expect them to ignore party rec-j Lodge, the CoP vice presidential In The Street "*»day afternoon:. Selective Service.'* j onla—and the Republican party candidal*, Nixon fired off an adA loaded tractor and trader Open To Traffic L>"d* L. Humphrey. p n i|,j h, r Kennedy said th*»# vugge.ted 1record is one of consistent opposi- vane* blast at Johnson and Sen. from Jacksonville overturned on re r out onto French Av* I t CaH John F. Kennedy for having been Frcnch Av*. near Fulton St. early The city opened Seminol* Blvd. worlds apart nn aignificant issues thia morning when the driver tried [from French Av*. to Ran font Av*. • ' R*h,un J r - w»* stopping hi* a n - ! •■•mob.!, for th . red light at lo th ! 1tn traffic thl* morning prior to the Democratic e»nvcn to make a turn onto tho highway. t on. City Manager IV. K. Knowles The tn-ck wa* carryiog a fuN vn w ,r* f,l*< a g a in s t' M'*a Humphrey for failura to hav* 1 said that prison work crews had Nixon said in a statement that load of bread and piei. Seminole County organizations, civic club*, schools, brr^ vehicle under control, polic, he** put to wink along th* takaKennedy and Johnson disagreed It waa driven by Joseph Glover, LIGHT III l-US FOR THE BUM ), miyht lw th« slogan churches and other group* planning lo enter a float, tkur* cleaning away hyacinths on “on* out of every four or fivo Jacksonville, and the owner ia that those two Lions Club meml>**r*. Howard Hood, left, hand or any marching or mobilized unit in the annual Only one pwseenger waa Involeand other dehrie. voles they have east mi Congress John Liner, aisa of Jacksonville. first vice president, i,n^ Ben Watle. general chairman Christmas parade must sumbit their entries to the Jay* • Frank Bnssman. Jarkaonvrlle, Th* section of the bouloard over th* years” on everything About $ WOO damage was done to of the sale, curry with them as they sel! the package* of h« waa riding with R*b«u. No cee Information Center before Monday. from Sanford Av*. vest to Melloafrom Quemoy and Mats* to fed­ th« truck and the load. N'o on# biilbs. All proceeds from th* aale will go »o the Lion* vlll* A?*, will not l># opened anti! Dr. Tom Largen, parade chairman, also requests CDW Roy Wtf. eral laws on firoworki, from tide- was injured .The only other damriub prot'"'• conservation. The hnll»« will lie sold rh* itreet bed dii-e out more, that any group wishing to order decorations through land* oil and civil rights to postal age reported was to the curb and r C*Pt‘ Arn''!‘l Wllli* m' Knowles sank through Uiu And part of next. I (He.aid i’hoto) the Jaycec* do so before Monday. l rates and kqaslg oath*. ^ | sU m K, __ ^ Hobby, Beckwith, Zimmerman Added 'Scientist To UF Volunteers Satellite Dream' Orbits News Briefs Americans Win Nobel Prizes Joint Agreement ” Sel On Projecls Board To Review Tax Requests I Plans Underway * For Oviedo Clinic Presidential Politics County Democrats To Hear Jackson Deadline 1/ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 02, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 02, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 02, 1960; <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/89a93feacee504a44bcbbfec8a0f98a8.pdf dfead05d4cf9c0a6f45501e2f1bbefbe PDF Text Text *-*— w > . : ' »■ Tbe Canford Garden Club, In cooperation with tbe Florida Fede­ ration a! Garden .Chibe, wtfl prosent Mm eighth annual Florida Stata Flower Show in Sanford, Dee. t through Dec. 3 at the Civic Center. Mre. Fred R. Ganar, general chairmen, baa announced that tha theme, “Thla la Our life," will prevail throughout alt tactions of the show in in effort to illustrate in flowers and plants the things which affect end inspire dally living. Focal point of the show will be e full scale garden depicted on the O vk Cooler stage and dedi­ cated In Mre. C. It. Mayes, Jr., president of the Florida Fede­ ration of Garden Clubs. This gar­ den will stress the conservation of particular native Florida plants. An innovation this jeer will be tbe creation of eoapetitivo gar­ dens along tha oaatarn arcade of the building. Entriea for this class haVa been accepted from clubs in Titusville, Orlando, Daytona Beach, Mt. Dora and Apopka. Tha Sanford Garden Club will nward a silver trophy te the winner in this section. Outstanding advanced designers from throughout the alato win display arrangements in the in­ vitational elass, "We Believe in Education", saluting a number of Florida's colleges and universities. Tbe remaining 38 rlaai*i in tbe division will be judged by a panel of morn than M accredited judges. Is addition to competitive esc* lions in artistic design and horti­ culture for adult, high school end junior gardeners, there will be educational, com martial and spe­ cial plant society exhibits. Local garden club members will oper­ ate a hobby shop for tho sale of gardening and flower arranging SAVE NOW ATLANTA, Ga. (UPI) _ Bobby Johns of Miami, Fla* driving hit 1M0 Pontiac at aa average ipert] materials, and a sidewalk cafe for of 101.824 miles per boar, won the snacks and coffee. A souvenir first annual Atlanta 300 national booklet, containing gardening arti­ cles and information about the show, bas been published and will / roprooo/tf be given away f r « to « « h idul* purchasing admission to the Civic from tho compony wlto mtw >oi*» ro* * mow to t Center. Cost To Curb Atom JACKSONVILLE (CPI) — Dr. Walter H. Zinn. one of tbo na­ tion's top nuclear physicists, said Wednesday tbo cost factor will prohibit aatranca of nuclear ener­ gy into any but the largest busi­ ness project! for many years. pgWWKTT INS. AGENCY t m Orlando Ed. FA L IM I C O. Todd, Solicitor H a T IO N IM IB I IM M VUtUHMUtllCI *ot*«? CHRISTMAS GIFTS W ITH M ERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS This Coupon Is Redeemable For Valuable FREE Gifts POWDER P U FF FOOTBALL PRACTICE 1444 RAM AVI One organisation at SH5 that U Bruce, Joy Wester and Bonnie lord. Ends are Grace Middleton and M l letting anything keep It be- Stelnruck make up the commit­ tee. About 33 seniors have shown Vada Stoffer. Cookie Benhsm, Su­ hlad ka tbe Future Teachers ef Interest In working on the project, san Tamny and Virginia Warfal Amide a. Mrs. Boyd Coleman, Latin teach­ make up the tackles. Guards arc Betsy Schucnemenn, Carole Sue Members began the year with a er and sponsor reported. The play has been scheduled for Higginbotham, Bahs Odham, Di­ chapel program at Lyman High School te help that group get the last of February. K la good ana Toney and Dianna Young. Tbe Scmor-Freshman Team has to sea the return of tha program. erganlaed Last yeer there was no play dua not been announced yet. Tbe girls Then II nsw members were to limited space, time and facili­ were around to sell tickets doortaken into the club through appii- ties, i,ii( this year, upon moving to-door Saturday. A parade will cation* sent out and an initiation | into the new school, many of the be held Friday in downtown San party waa held at the home o f ' long gone activities the school ford during the afternoon. Rbeda Epstein. The members are once enjoyed may eaturn. At that Uma tickets also will he Maryann* Humphrey, Regina The Junior Sophomore Team lor on sale. Clark, Mary Anne Watson, Itevllle Lite Powder Puff Foolhall games The Latin Club has been selling Finn, Linda Mtliis, Linda Sue ha« hern announced. Playing in candy this past week and are WiUiama, Ethel le s Riser. Sandra the quarterback position is Deb­ continuing sales this week. Wood, C ard W h iter Theresa bie Scott and Bonnie Glelow. HaUClub officers are Jeanne l,ang Baker, Ginger Jackson, Louise harks are Allyson Blake, Linda ford, president; Johnny Phillips, Higginbotham, Bonnie Lee. Rosie Williams- Vida hue .-smith. Mcrntt vice president; Jane iiarweru, Dodson, Susan Halback, Barbara Phillips, Pat Bruce, Louise Hig­ secretary and Rosemary South Millar, Barbara Bradley ami Lin ginbotham and Dianna Beasley. ward, treasurer. da William*, Fullbacks are Ann Schumarher, Thu candy sale is to raise The committees and projects Lsvrrtla Fore and Jeanne lung money for the annual banquet. have been formed in hopes thst the FTA can have one o( its greatest years. Projacts include helping a needy family during Christmas, tending four members to the FTA eon TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Tha lernalioual that when the shah venlion in Clearwater, presenting queen of Iran gave birth to a hoy was told the news “he danced a a program during National Edu­ cation Week, helping the Teach­ today, presenting the eliah and a jig of Joy." er's Aid Program in February joyous nation with an heir to the The palace proclaimed a three Peacock Throne. and several others. day holiday effective today, ex­ The birth occurred at II.to a in. The demand for male teachers plaining In a communique that It touched off a wild celebration forever is increasing. The present “ by llie grace of God Iran now SI IS teachers organltation U com­ among the Iranian people. ba.v a royal heir to the throne." The shah told reporters that posed primarily of girls. It u A doctor said Farah, with tears their hope, however, to assist in tjueen Farah and the b«hy both in her eyre, kept saying, "I've forming a chapter for hoys which were doing fine. done i», I’ve done it.” will stimulate desire among them “ I am very happy," he beamed. The baby will be named Beta to enter the teaching field. Throughout the cuuntry big guns The senior class will sponsor a tioomed 41 salvo salutes. Giant alter the ahah's father. Senior Play this year. A commit­ crowds which had been assembling tee h is been appointed to select since me queen entered tne hos­ a play and a sponsor has hern pital in labor thia morning cheer­ ed so loudly the doctors had Vo Cliff Abies, Doug Gordon, llebbie ask for quiet. The birth ended years of disap­ Lake Mary Parents pointment and frustration for The Savagettes of VAH 5 are Aliah Mohammed lle/a Pahlesi Told Of Need and Ins .subject* when two pre­ sponsoring a station wide rntueil For Good Reading vious marriages had failed to pro­ In pick “Little Mu* and Matter Sanford Naval Air Station." Parents of children attending duce a son. All children, five years old or His first marriage, to Princess the l.ake Mary Elementary younger, of Sanford based parents, Fawsia of Egypt, produced a School, meeting Tuesday at the school, heard Floyd Rirhards, daughter, now It. He divorced squadron or atatinn, are eligible. principal, explain the rudiments her and married Sort}a, a half- A photo nr snapshot of each can German half-Persian girl. The didate with the child's name and of “The Three it's." Emphasising the need for rhil- shah divorced her alter seven the daddy's outfit written on bark drvn to acquire reading ability years of marriage when there thuuld be mailed to Baby Contest, roule 1. box Jg-D, Sanford, no rarly in their school life, he con were no children. dueled an actual first grade class After a whirlwind courtship, ttie later than Nov. 1. In order that parent* could tee Shall married l-arah Diba. his Judges will choose ona boy and how prrvcnt day teaching methods present queen. Site ta 21, he it 41. girl from each unit lo complete are applied. A doctor told United Presa In- its finals. The final winner will Any parent wishing to discuss be chosen by penny vote made vn their child's report card for the container* topped with pictures of first a u weeks period. Richard* Civitans Get semi-final winner*. said, ran do so by appointment. Voting deadline wilt be Dee. Following the meeting, parents Commendations The Sanford Civitan Club held a adjourned to home rooms for a visitation perict and to return business meeting Thursday which the recently issued report cards. included two letter* of commend*HEARING AIDS lion from the international Vic* by President Roy Simmons nmi Flor­ ACOU8TICON ida District Governor W y a t t \Vnrlg'* First and Oldest Johnson, From QQ *>A ta 4 A B Si Th* Club alx) voted In extend (It TOn lilt 17 Term* Arranged It* auppotl to th* Slental Retard­ Demonalratioa Every Admission* ed Children's School in Sanfnrd WED. A. M. Batty Tala, Sanford; Alica Get- for another year. Ed Davit, chairWas. E. hader Jeweler* man, Sanford; M argaret O'Nral, man of tha F tuit Caka Committee H I S . Park Ave. FA 1-2163 Sanford; Iiabomh Lawrence. En­ announced plan* for distribution llatteriea for moat make* terprise; Mary McIntyre, Sanford; of the rakrs. Elsie Farina, Longwood; Erma Martin, Sanford; Michael Mich alah, Del .and. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Eari McIntyre. Banford, a son; Sir. and Mra. Richard O'Nral, Sanford, a daughter. DialwUsal* YalUm Williams, Sanford; Minnie Wrecks Rebuilt Tbe Best in 1'ainling Fryer, Hanford; Mr*. Robert MeNab and baby, Sanford; Mary ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN Iloranatain, Sanford; Thelma Hodge, Merritt Iiland; Helen Ivempton and Sanford Ave. FA 2*7719 > itiranddlph, DeBary; Mi*. Willi* Hospital Notes SA N TO IO .ru. GTOEE HOURflt Mon, T s n Wed. •si# To 7:M T h an , Frl. 1:3# To I M SATURDAY — 8:30 in 7:00 QUANTITY ! C L I P THIS COUPON RIGHTS RESERVED SO F i l l MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS with puacMAS* or | i oo oe mosi fooo oeoia FRESH CAUGHT Mayfair Delicious FROZEN FOOD OOVNFY FLAKE, 3 PAK PACKAGE BAKERY DEPT LADY FAIR KING XlZE SLICED White Bread 2 HAN D PACKED. PRODUCE U S NO. I VfclLCW 0.061 i rlj i r �T il Presidential Politics ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Kennedy Says Nixon In 'Escape Ad’ . . . GOP Plans Blitz WEATHER: Scattered ihowem through WednMday. High today, 70-75. Low tonight, 55-60. I !n New York, former Pretldent U n ited P r e s i L e a a e d W iri E sta b lish e d 1908 T U E S D A Y , NOV EM H ER 1. I9 6 0 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A NO. 52 VOL. 65 Harry S. Truman charged today tha Eieenhowar administration “refuted to enforce tha Monroe Doctrine'* in regard la Cuba and allowed communism to move “5000 LONDON (L 'P D — Tha Bet­ mile* clover lo our ehoret.** “ We thould hav**ju*t (old them aine Standard reported today they couldn't coma in," Truman that a Swedish fisherman wit raid of the CommuniU-tinged re­ fined far healing hi* wife with gime of Cuban Premier Fidel an eel. The charge, tha Standard Castro. “ President Grover Clavetaid, was rrneity I* animals. land did the tame thing in Yenezurln. “There thould heva been a man in the White Houia who knew where he wat going to go and «hat he »a« going to do. That It A devrloper today threatened Illi*a nn whether the land i* *ub- meeting that if the plat i» re enough problems » » . * whnt happened in regard t* Ko­ Strike Averted Cohn promised eornmiiiionart jrcted ho will have hi* attorney NEW YORK (UPI) — A N*w to bring a mandamus suit s gainst ject lo periodic flooding. rea.'’ that actual work on tha project Leading the protests against tile a mandamus action. York newspaper alrika waa avert­ the County t om mission if they He taid h* agreed with Kennedy Hr added that this wa* the would not start for at least eight the plat was District 1 Commis­ that it would be a “good idea” ed early today by a general wage continue to reject his plat for a sioner Liw rrnre Swafford who ninth time this plat hid been months which would b* anasigh agreement between tbs American to atrengtlien anti-Ca*tro forces. »ubdlvi*M>» in South Seminote *aid that “ I ve lived wtlh this tabled. lima for an engineering survey He called the hearded Cuhan re­ Newspaper Guild and the New After lengthy discussion nn th# of the Lake Orienta area. problem for 90 years and am Mill County. York Publisher* Association, but volutionary “the Khrushrhev of Swofiord said ha would pew For the ninth time in six month* living with it. This land Is just plat, Cohn promised to give a contract sett laments were m elted the Western Hemisphere." drainage easement to the county hably vole againit the ptat whe­ not suitable to be developed." the commission this morning NEW YORK lU PI) — Rapubli- at only six of tha city'a aavan tabled action on recording a plat The developer, l«e Cohn said but Swofford still was not satis­ ther Bliss gave bia okay or not. rani, battling an apparent trend mi/Or dailiea. Commissioner Itomer tittle far Oakland Estates near Lake that he plan* a .too-home develop­ fied. toward Sen. John F. Kennedy in . . c* U - 1 r p . „ , , , . . Swoifurd pointed nut that run finally said "we have no recourse Orient* ment on the IK acres anti is New YotW, will ■■vemble the big- D lO l e * C IlO u l 1 6 n $ I O n The hoard la bln] the action doing everything possible lo coin olfi from thti area would cause but to approve the plat" and ceil array of politlral artillery o l' DETROi* iL T il Some 111 until they could bear testimony ply with plat rrguiauoni. fiuouilta ill oilu-l ai'ra* III Lake made a motion- which died for th# I 9*?0 campaign Wednesday for j Negro pupil* relumed to their “ they arc having | lack of a second. A crow from the National Broadcasting Co., in Holly- a blitxkrirg awing through the na- new achool* for tha aecond time from County Engineer Carlton | Cotta told The Herald alter the Orients .wood, Calif-, will be in Sanford Wednesday to prepnrt for lion's most populous area. today in a tension-eased atmo­ film ing of footago for a television aeries, "The Big Tent." It will be the first “summit" sphere, Attendance el the Guest, Members of the Cristtani Bros. Circus trouiio now at appearance for th# GOP high Noble and Monnicr schools re­ temporary winter quarters at the Farmers Market, will per­ command: President Ki*rnhower. mained rut in half, however, by Yir# I’re.-ident Richard M. Nixon, form and background ahots for the pilot film of the series running mat# Henry Cabot Lodge protesting white parents who krpt children boma in an effort to pre­ mil be shot Sunday, Jim Woods, and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. vent “integration." head of the NBC crew said today. Tbe occasion is a hurriedly a r­ Tit* camera crews will be work­ ranged "Your First Tram Day" Road Jobs Increase ing here several days getting film tilled with helicopter, motorcade, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Road with the circus background, Woods said. Paul Cristiani, busi­ parade and TV forays throughout conitn.ctjon project* in Florid* th* metropolitan area who*e vot- lor September amounted to $2K ness manager of the circus, af­ Navy men from the Sanford eia cominmid a major hold on ths million, the Road Department said firmed that the circus acta will Electoral College. Naval Air Station serving aboard Monday. . be open to the public while the A New York Daily Ns«s straw Ihe USS Franklin Delano Roose­ U wa* the 15th month in a NBC crew is filming. poll today reported Kennedy wa* row Ihe total has exceeded $200 In fa d , Sanford Vida of all ages velt have donated $400 as a starter nlirad H4.2 par rent In tha city and million. High wax in August of UNITED NATIONS. N.Y, (UPI) in the audience will find themfor tbe United Fund Dfiva K 50.2 per re nl statewide rum parad —Canada ■ Nobel Paste Trite selves in background scene* of to the vice president’* averages of this year, t ~ l million. The De­ saniord. winner Lester B. Frarson the TV aeries which is scheduled 95.8 p*r rant in tha city and 43.8 partment received bids is Sept­ Two local firms have reported called Monday night for establish­ to be snot in February. ember for $4 million in new pro­ per rent statewide. that they have signed up th* payment of a committee of smaller Filming of the circus scenes Nixon made hia final campaign jects. n il deduction plan for the fund. .nation* to end the disarmament here wax worked out by Cristiani swing through Pennsylvania to­ Tha Southern Rat) Telephone of"deadlock between the East and and other olfirial* of Circusland. day charging Sen. John F. Ken­ Strike At Jacksonville lice and the Chase and Co. offire West. JACKSONVILLE (U P!) A nedy with “never-never" econom­ employ a* have volunteered dona­ Tha Canadian delegation was ics leading to new taxes or stag­ strike of 700 union workrr* al tions from their pay. scheduled lo speak today befor* Merrill—Slav ana Dry Dock aod gering federal deficits. tha General A»«mb1y'* Main Po­ The kick off breakfast for th* Nixun campaigned in two Penn- Repair Co. went into it* aecond litical Committee. Diplomatic 400 Club will be held in Ihe Ctvie sykania cities, Lancaster and day bare today after failure lo source* said Howard C. Green, Center TTiursdgy at • a m. The Erie, before heading into upstair settle a contract dispute. Tha Canadiin secretary of state for brrakfast program wUI include re­ New York for lata afternoon and worker* are member* of Local 32, LONDON (UPI)—A temporary rxlcrnal affairs, might formally availing meeting* in Syracuse and ports and informatuM to local bus­ Industrial Lnion of Marine aod truce is in the making between introduce the proposal. Rochester. inessman. Shipbuilding Workers of Amtrirg Moscow snd Peiping in their bit_ Pearson proposed changes in th* Hcfois leaving rjii|adtj|>hin (hi* John Fitzpatrick will give e United -Nations to counter at* 'er Ideological conflict, diplomat- i. m u t i . the Republican Camil­ VFL—CIO.; They voted storing th# statement on the amount of money weekrnd to strike Monday if tbs Soviet Union lo |C “ '‘•Tec* reported today. biourux. tne i;rp tempts by tha Soviet l no. Russia and Red China were laid dale issued a .Ulement tailing for four-year contract wa* n»t re­ given a« far after he audits UF wreck the world organization. liteiaiixalion of the immigration negotiated, books Friday morning. Family Of Witches A t Southside *Schuol Carnival la hsv* faded thus far to rra>h Pearson urged establishment of law>, saying the l)«r ocratic-con­ a disarmament committee ol a settlement or (heir difference), trolled Congress failed to act an smaller powers consisting “of and the indication) were that pro­ | urgent iccummcmialiou of I'lnl- -K)U Getting Aid MIAMI (UPI) - About too Flo- I those members who have already longed di*cu»*ioni within the dent Elsenhower. rids famllie* are st.ll receiving shown a sense of responsibility Communist ramp will lie required Nixon imrwrd hia attack oil the and objectivity al th# United Na- to bridge the ideological gap. economic idea* and government Red Cron disaster aid and four The two giant Red allies, the disaster oilier* are Mill open Hons." 09776839 Nobel r ,P°rU la |d. fearful of 111* eifect ,,i"",d''«g plan* of hia Demonatic because of Hurricane Donna, H Pearson, who won the nf’ their m nrrel <>n ih* nniic ni opponent In remark* pupated f»t " a w a rd in 1957 for mggeiling rreaR'^rrci on tie unity of ' * which swepl across Die stale two lion of Ihe I'N emergency torce ,{r<l c*.mP therefore try- * " n , , r MIAMI (UPI) — Tlirea jewelers Al a spotlight signal, a monster HONOLULU (UPI i — Only the month* ago. Stale Director W. I> from Georgia today aided through named "lloareal" sprang down that went into action in 1958 dur­ mg a* a first goal to reach at Dibrell said Monday night. lie brave gut a Halloween “ Ireat" a 71 pound hasp of jeweled ring* ing the Middle East criiia, taid least a temporary truce. also said aid to victims nf tha Monday night at Die door »( Ed Wright's driveway, waving bis 10 Pronouncement) from Motcow such a body could draw up a and watches, worth an •stlmalcd hurricane has reachrd 11,1 II,- Wright-because he’s a man full fool high tail. There were great P«'t few daj * roan, snorl* and blond curdling drall disarmament convention *nd pe|P‘n« $130,0<x), to klcolify what was 314.K for 4.952 families. The dis­ of “trick*." which would be difficult for big- h* 'e *ousht lo d ear tlie air and yellv. a* a poor soul m Ihe tat stolen from their stores. aster offices are at Isalamorada, grr power* to reject. n' rrovv d"'*n lh« sln“ Neighborhood small fry who lerrd rag* of a murh • clawed The Fill announced the arrest Marathon, Drlamln and hurt “ It would *moke out— for *11 '*’*[ «unU. approached tue [runt uf Wright » man Ion gut lo hold “bearcat" nn uf a third man In connection wilh My era. The County Commission will the world to s e e - the real in - I setting the hoove first were confronted by a a rope. the two jewelry store robberies in »*- wat i-. -m u L a*—*—h»i or •»tju• h rw*rntr tendons of the great pdrfTft'Ta" tc tz ~ ,or J*«d -WmsiH-ikw-w — -tm t'iniig ginot of « p>,— -r it 7 . rnm ur open in, Moscow next week, the at t(> a. m Wednesday to listen ^ rcsptci lo tlnarmiment*" he add bird which swooped down a wire Wrigld. a quiet mannered aale* Toccua. lie waa Paler Young source a said. to Kimpiaim* on the 1900 61 lax from Ihe lop of Ids gaiagv. td. man d tape recorders, i* known Kretzmer, 23 of Miami, arrested Soviet Pm tiier Nikita Ktiru- roil. That eliminated the traffic in (or hit annual counter uti ark* Monday night and charged with *hclirv wa* laid to he p*-rvimally Ihe assessment rail, which youngilers eonairterably—hwt there against llallnwern t irick or iiril rerrivjng and poasaxama of stolen handling 111* issue In preparation total* alwnu 1176 million has heen wa« more lo come for Ihe braver erl. proprriy in inierstalt commerce. for ihe summit. Me wai under- opened fur in«pec!ion for the past ones. t.a*t year, there was a ' -no A hearing lor him was scheduled •iood to have been devoting hi* two week*. 'Hie city isn't taking any dunces pound caveman" caged on major attention to It since hi* re this afternoon. Complaint blank* can he se­ turn from tbe United Nations cured al tbe clerk * office m Ihe of damage to wafer soaked Semi­ Storm Sweeps Man Wright's darkened driveway. Al 'Hie FHI lint cracked the ca*a . timely moment, a tpotllgbl nole Blvd. and is Mill maim lining General 4**cmht*. cm rthnuse. Monday with Ihe arr-M Law,# shone down tin the rtveoian and barricade* along the boulevard To Death In Gulf Mark Cuming* of Maitland. Fla. u HAVANA (l P11—Premier Fidel the pile nf hones tying in from Public Work* Director Sul Hit hard t .................... FU1 agenli slopped Cuming*' ear ^C astro'* government h it rushed MIAMI (L P I) -O ne man was q( ,hf nfiahbt,ri.ood reported today. here and found a suites** stuffed 2.000 “ militiamen" to central and killed Monday when a “deep wm- , rocke(J ,ly VIU|(D, Rri)W|, HlChard added there i* a tmall with Hie approximately I,but) wat* trr type" storm spawned a entail aasirrn Cuba, a m * which the re Wright supplied Ihe idea* and possibility that some <u Die oarrichei and 3.UU) ring*. gime in*i*ti are threatened by tornado or wairr*p»ul on Sanibel a neighbor friend supplied the cadrs may he ramoved mine Island “invasion." Soon after this arrest, agents growls. ihnrk*. whoop* and lime Wednesday, One thousand armed unionists Fred E, Parnell, 74, wa* •land­ screams, which air amplilied lit picked up Robert Wayne Hinson “It just depends on Imw long from Havana went lo La* Villa* uf Miami. Both these men war# ing on a marina dock when be a sound system. In* neighbor Count#** Elizabeth van J c r ! “ You speak of Die "bush" in Du* rain continue*." RiUtard van). wa* swept into San Carlos Hay. aUu served as Ihe “much-claw# I Province in ceniral Cuba. Another charged with receiving and pos­ HiChard said Die level oi tinI oi)Q went lo Oriente Pro vine# at Steven, of Winter Park, spoke to Africa and then- are absolutely session ut Molrnproperly. They M.irma owner William Way and man" Monday night. lake,wh ch reached its cr«M Hod Stale n( Sanibel recovered Cuba'* eastern lip, where Castrn Die Rotary amt Rotary- Ann* Mon no tigers native to Ihe bu»h. Bui, the youngster* look for Geneva Gardeners were hoth placed under 125,00s) -evcral week* ago. ha* gone down itaged hi* own hit run" revolu­ Hay al the elub'a luncheon meet­ hi* body, but cdorts lo rrvive -sard 10 (Vriglil t annual Hallo bond. fo Hear Speaker ing. "However, we Mill don t want to tion. ween Drank*. Inut were futile. Tlie FBI said Ihe rasa was sill] Tlie tunnies* told of her life in Mm, »S. (*, INclxui on nf ilii* tirry Many Cubans said privately lake any chance* of any of the 'Sonin ol the kids are braver The storm al-o brmigid the *<*». under mvrstigaliun and more arjdutluvvs Nuruely in &infuttl will they believe the troup movement Kenya, Htiiish Africa, fur lu b o u le vard o r lo ad * in lb* u k j -.on * coldest temperature* to thc Ilian Die adults," he -aid. “ Many rest* were especlt-d. wa* “ just a show" intended to year*. She Used there wilh her being lorn up by automobile traf­ • late ami squalls with heavy wind* adults don't even none down the M(ldr»s2 ineiubrtw of lh« (••niva Gan I uii Club nl ihtpir meeting bolster the “ tnvaiion" charge husband who wa* a guide [or hig fic," he added. block." iiekrd Ihe west coast area. ^ ki w Cuba ha* submitted to the United game hunter*. He admits, however, that Dir V*CtJfltfAility ,-tl 2 P III- al th* IlfHit** “ One rule," ih# *aid. “ always uf Mi*. Willinni ,\. Vunjf Ami ^ w l V* I 0 n A G C l Nations. Halloween vis.toi* — big and There hat been insistent spFcu prevails in the bush. That it, if North Orlando •nisi!— leave more candy scat ............ In LakeM o ry laiion in the past week or so that yuu wound an amnia), be must Million Left lered on hi* driveway Duo they Meeting Nov. 8 | member nf thw (in.. , . Club, I-»ke 5fwry Chambar of CumCastro was preparing a phony in be killed." tolled «t )•>• door. This is usually the yob oi the | vision, perhaps a* a pretext for chalrnian nf the t ivir ilvautili, w-, merce member* will hold their North Ojlando resident* wrrr To Charities attack on the U. S. naval base al “ while hunter" or guide. Most tioo Comi'iiltc* of th* Ban ford | November meeting Thursday, 8 CHICAGO (UIH>—Mrs. Marjorie advised today that th# town coun­ animal* are not dangerous until Guantanamo. cil meeting wilt he held Nov, M Muntgumaiy (Yard Hale r, beii rs* Goblins Fly Quietly l Club and ha* recently completed p m at Ihe chamber building. Earl It waa reporleJ last week that wounded or ambushed, she said the floor pbtn.4 i.,r the -tu # flow-j Toney, who avaumes tha dulits of and not today a* has been incor­ to tha A. Montiromcry Ward furThe countes* went into detail* U. S. marking* had been painted tune. ha* willed almost 45.5 mil­ In Sanford Area cr allow which opens 10 .Swofuid a pre ident due to Ih* resignation rectly publicized. on five Cuban plane* which ap­ describing a normal safari of per .Sanford donned its traditional i ivic Center Dec. I. I nf [Km Coleman m October, will Mealing* arc held on Hi# first ium lo charity, it wat announced parently were to be used in con­ sons hunting lions. She explained Halloween false fare Monday . fuesday following the first Muriday ha i a Monday. , ‘ 7 ~* i prcaide. nection with lit* invaiion. Under­ that the procedure for hunting Action is expected on Ihe ap­ of each month at the North iirlamto , Mr*. Baker died in 195'*. Her night as thousands of youngsters j I r t r l i i c f r i r s t P e x a le lion* i* Die same as any other inmc.i -trick or treating" * I H U U J I I I U I r u t i x ground Miurcet m New York said •-.tut* was placed at uinre than |*i turned “ trick Into a pointment of a roads survey comCo. offir*, Mayor Frank Fa tula today the false marking* bad big game- but the location is • million. fund raizing drive fur United .N'a indtrc for the area which will said this morning. Zoning Approved been replaced with tbe iniignia of little dtfterent. Dun s children's work, and some Th* County Commission today work on a montbiy basis wilh One point that she made was (y Guatemala- whera th* Castro grownups used children's 11*1approved a request for industrial county commissioners. Motion for prci* taya “ mercenarisi" are in that on a safari almost all Iht ({uake Shakes Chile tuwtrn hag* to carry election year (Rood Bank Visit park zoning fur ;11 acre* un Hwy. the naming of such t committee con.ioru of home are taken along training for an attack on Cuba. The Mobile Blood Bank will be SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI) — An menage*. Even though they were skepti­ including most comfortable beds in Lake Mary Wednesday from earthquake oi strung intensity In on# area of the city, one 17-92. a quarter of a mils noith of was made at the September meet­ cal about the invasion tha govern­ and even hot oaths. 4 p. m. lo 7 p m at th* Fire shook southern Chile today, tern Democrat passed out apples and the Sominole-Orange County line. ing by Jim Avery. A report from Ih* membership Two mistaken idra* Dial the Th xonlng hsiaid already had Hnu.se. Ml rexident* wishing to fwng citizen* but Injuring no in# several hundred Kennedy Johnson ment ha* been calling “immi­ approved tha request. Tha area is rummitltre, headed by Mrs. Al donate ta to* i_sk* Mary Blood Tne shock was fall ui Ihe area buttons to trick or Irtaisrs. nent' lor th* peat nine days. Cu­ coumes* cleared up were the bans were laying in stocks of caa- term* “jungle" sad "tiger*". Both Bark are urged m do so it this around Concepcion and Puerto Poiice amt ths Shariffa office axpactsd to be developed by J. Hil­ Case, will be made. Mrs, Case Court team dlas and fanned goods ju«t in ire found in pan* of India and time. Refreshments will be terv- Mont which last May war* devas rrport a quiet Halloween with no bert Ttapp of Orlando for small ha* announced that due* wilt he Tr*n der Slegrn ci lo z’l li nuti. industry theie. .Asia. ca*c. luted by serious tarthquakea. estcuatva damage reported. acceptable at Una meeting. T.OS ANGELES (L'PIl— Sea ' final weeks «f the tsmpairrn for 6 lm F. Kennedy scoffed at Vie# the pr*aiilency. Kennedy'* itaff announced that President Richard M. Niaon'a today'* California awing atari* a propose! for expansion of tha So­ 17-ilaia tour which “will cover cial Security system today at more atatea in tha final week of “tha greatest escape act tinea the campaign than any other Houdini.” pirtidentia! candidate in history." Tha Damocratic praaidtntial la a tpeech at a clothing work­ candidal* kept up a tauntinf at­ er* rally her*. Kennedy said that tack againat hii Republican rival Nlxon’t “potilion paper" two daye at ha flaw her* to brain a final ago catling for Social Security imOro-day bid for California's 12 provementa "reverted the rnnvUkey electoral volet. i tent policies of 25 years of RtKannedy headed into California publican leadership." following nn arduous four days of “ Mr. Nixon hat taken every plugging for tha tama number of program which ha and hie party • lectors) eclat in Pennsylvania, voted and fought against — and on# of tha major industrial state* pistol them in his position paper whera Kannedy and Niton both —and adopted them for hit own." eon rent rated their afforta in the Kennedy taid. Cruelly News Briefs Developer Threatens Suit For Plat Okay X rew To Shoot Circus Rim Here f[ Navy Men, Two Firms Boost United Fund Canadian Urges •Small Nation Bloc On Disarmament Soviets, Chinese Reds Seek Unity It's M ore Tricks Than Treats A t This House Maitland Man One Equalization Board Meels Wednesday Seminole Blvd. Still Closed To Traffic Castro Rushing Troops Around Countess Tells Rotarians Of Life In African Bush Clown Sold Balloons $5'/z $ i �KMWftlY' U K h « i t —T om . Wot. 1. 1MO V n frl Around Junior High Honor Roll Announced The Clock ■•. ;f vid Howe, Valeria Atkinson. Cherle i ward, Jean Maaten, Jeannette The G leanen Sunday School Pennington, JoAnna Thomai, Lin­ ! Methieux, Myra Mcrka, Betty Clan of the Firit Baptiit Church da Green, Robert Janet. Marcia Norris, Mary Phillip*- Karla Well­ will meet Tuesday at the borne born, Sharon Whitten. Carol Uppincett, Donna McMullin, Nan Samuel, Sheryl Slemper, Shirley-of **re. H. E. Turner, Jot W. ITth •9 Ruik, Kathy Trout, Shery K(n|> Be|t( u ,y ei( Dime Bolton. St. Co-hostesses are Mra. Berta Thrasher, Betltna Vale, Sue Pope,t i Glenda Albert,, Annette Brown- Cortrell and Mrs. Thelma Steele. Darrell Benge, Robert Grove, Diane Smith, Carol Oxford, Roy Meeting time la 7:30 p m. j!'11 Kuykendall, Da- j GrePn Brenda Brown, Suianne • • • vld Littleton, Frank Murry. James CIirk Mi,„ , |un| A„a Mthin The Sanford Area MlnUtcriil Poovey. Larry Sherwood. Pixie, M |r|| Row|]ind. M#ry 9toU, m i. Ann. will meet Thursday I* the Adimi. Freddie Berryhlll, Lynne „ RI), worlh> M t n Ktn chapel of the SNAS at t a.to. for Boynton, Catherine Cammack,<Tyre and Shirley Bowen. a tour of the base. Those who do Rebecca Ricker, Margaret Smith, not with to mike the tour can Peggy Creamer, Judy Cochran. come at 10 a m. for the regular Elaine Echolt, Ed Fitzgerald, Ida Hearn, Carolyn Keen, Jeanne business meeting. • • e Klinefelter, David Lanier, Andy Lyon, Teggy Rcnei, Steve Hi-' The First Christian Church Cbarde, Judy Rowell, Sharon Men’s Club will host the area Smith, John Todd- Boh Wllllnk, Christian Men's Clubs in a supper Linda Mitchell, Miriam Hearn, The officer* for the Sinfnrd and program Thursday at T p.m. Kay Sandifer, Dan Adams, Dou­ Junior High School Student Coun in the Shrine Club. Lcdr, Jack g in Taylor, Sandra Rltbee, Kfit­ Langford will speak aftar the din­ ly Schllke, Roth VIhlen. Sutan ell have been elected. They ar« president, Dan Me- ner and musle wit) be presented Haynes, and Sherry Gray. Call; v'ce president, Earl Balck; hy the Sacred Tone Quartet from Honor roll itudenta in the ninth secretary, Bonnie Caolo and trea­ the First Baptist Church. giade are Jeffery Barlow, Eddie to • • Kotky, Kenny Poff, Steve Sewell, surer Stefany Weitgat*. According to the constitution of The Mobile Recruiting Station Caml Bowet, Pat Brantley, Gerry Goben, Linda le y , Karen Mctilcr. the student government, the presi­ for the Army will remain in Sandent and vice president were to be fojd through Wednesday to give PUT A SNAPSHOT Jill Wett, Karen Whlgham, Bob­ elected this year from the ninth Information on all branches of the IN EVERY LETTER by Ring, Barbara Blake, Barbara 1 • Day Developing Bertie# grade d s n representatives, the Buckler, Donna Date. WIEBOLDT CAMERA Jeaa Pletcher, Dlaeo Kackett, •ecrcU rj from the eighth grad: SHOP Sandra Hervlth, Carol Stemper, and the treasurer from the SIS a Park Saafari, Fla Bay Boyd, John Saula, Ruby Ho- seventh grade. The council's first project this year was to sponsor a contest for naming the school paper. The winning angry was the "Braves Smoko Signal" and was submitted For tho second time in hie Itfe, by ninth grader, Donna Date. A committee made of Anne Aiken, Leslie (Lee) Thompson has an­ Jean Mailers, Peggy Miller- and nounced hia retirement. The first Bonnie Ciolo headed the program time waa In 101S whtn Thompson to telaci ten namee to be sub­ retired from the Navy with the mitted to ■ popular vote from rank of Chief W arrant Officer. Thia week Thompson again rethe etudent body. tired, this timo from active busi­ ness, dissolving tha partnsrshlp of Nslson to Thompson, building con­ tractors. Tha buslnoss will con­ tinue in the management of Yarn, ■r W. Neleon under the name of V. W. Nelson Building Contractor. Thom peon who lives In Loch The Lake Monroe Baptist Church Arbor with his family will d*. b something missing in your insurance will hold revival tervlcea this vote hia second retirement years week. The aervleea will begin Wed­ to tha aerioua builnaas of fishing program? For complete coverage, call nesday and continua each night and catching up on a lot of ntthroughout the week. The aervleea glscted reading, be said hi an­ nouncing hia retirement. start a t 7:M p.m. aach day. The programa will be led by Rev. Charles Swaggerty, pastor Mobile Unit of the First Baptist Church of Cbuluota. He is a nauva of Lake Visits Osteen Monroe and a former member of The Tubereuloiii and Health the Lake Monroo Baptist Church. Assn, mobile x-rsy unit will ba in Musk programa will be led by Osteen today from 8 p. ill. to • Rev. Robert O. Byrd, pastor of p. m. in front of the post office. too Lake Moara# church. The Mobile Blood Rank win bo General Insurance To reach the church go weat Hi Osteen Thursday from 4 p. m. on Ilwy. to to Monroe Corner turn to J p. m. at the Raptist Church. 114 N. P a r k A re. FA 2-0331 north on SRD 11 to the ehureh. All wishing to donate blood are Everyone il cordially invited to requested to register at the post office. attend. V riadpal Hufh Carlton ot the Junior High School hei need the llet of honor »*tr d n u Mr toe lin t six * « k i period • f to* ariwel term. TtMy ere Jimmy Bsrks, Chill ClWWdlL Bill Crowell, Bueky Smith, Kiri TIIi m . Ricky WaL Piule Elam. Donne How* Pam Meriwether, Clelre ea, Al Boniface, Jimmy Claudia Bomgardner, U n d e Jonei, Laraine Rlty, Janie« Grant, Lynn Cutrer, Philip Elm ore, Merinello, flrlffitii, Di­ ane Guthrie, Steve Hlfiini, Me­ llila Wtlklni. Janet Oliver, Barhern THouai, Pat Stemtrom- Stefany Weetiate. Sandra Rapp, Jim Robbins. Linda Aahby, Thomai Hemphill, Carter Lee Noel. Adr* ana Wletima, Rattle Wlllina, S arah W1|ht, Diane MfMMan, Adrienne Epstein and Booflte Bis,aan. aB of the eeventh re d e elan. Prom the elihth grade e lm , P aul Uarkoi, Sharon Drum, PegST Miller, Randy Alexander, Da­ D. K. McXab today announced ] perience in the credit banking tha sale of the Credit Bureau of fields in Jacksonville, Clearwater Sanford to Paul Lewis J r. ' and New York City. Aftar more than 30 years of act - 1 McNab said be wished to express Ive ownership of the bureau. Me- hlj apprfcjltion to all the citizen* Nib is turning management and n( s#nford tor iheir help and ownership over to Lewis who has courtesy throughout the many been acting assistant-m anager year* of his ownership. since February. The new owner said he plans to continue giving the service that Rides 3 Winners his been given in the past as well NEW YORK — Willie is new lines of service that have Bhoemeher booted home three winners at Aqueduct Monday but not been available. Before Lewis' affiliation with Eddie Artaro won the featured the local bureau, he acquired ex- Rock Hill Handicap on Dierce. turn Junior High Names Officers Business Briefs Revival To Open At Lake Monroe Army service. Hours are V a.m. to . A|9 COMOITIONII H. I . Pope C o ., Inc. The one *61 car built to back up a long-term warranty heavtlftiflv fto fcfwmafcar » , fined W alm m an indirmr trend —were tow so m e n d iheir W car w artim e from the craven wood 4.000 miles or V months to 11.000 miles m one M l year, whichever crates hew. Why! Became hwd *•<* tor mr mm to wppnct ra h crmAdmca. Ford for 1904 is tow aw cur hsuuttoullv hmh tn ska cses of useIf Tl»a 'M Fnrd was designed ind holfe to the mine exacting it indued! necessary to otter an estemkd warranty. Ask to re sbm warranty at ynwr drilcr'i. k is atgndtoot that Ford hat so nunv lake caewof wsrff irsracs nor found m other can, regardless of fyiee. The.* new Ford features am a triumph ot ei hi suits rtteirch. him engwwerrr.*. and qnalay crassrucitra that give you tow asote rettsMr Feud asm hatot. Dr res s '61 t,«d m u . STRICKLAND 408 E. lit St. PAlNT lU C T IIC CONTRACTOR Factory Faint Outlat ART ELEC T R IC The speaker for tha Xiwaali F»r ft)« Pin•it Yaar Ar*«nd OF SANFORD WaaMtSF Canidittoaer Club Luncheon Wednesday will be Nr Tk* Nil I* WiriM REDDER} L. Dean Mather of Orlando. His ItuSMti.l — liW.ilri.l — Csmm.rcito Art SiaOlrty. Jr. topic trill be “ Handwriting Ana­ Snlot - Service f. O l « III. Ul* M.rv lysis in Business and Industry.” IH t . Sark A n . t*.«erO *A 1-4.1! Phono Sanford FA 4-3427 Bob Drabik arranged the program. APPUANCgf • * * FARM IOUIFM1NT Ca^i. Robert W. Stye will speak N ELSO N A C O . Shtrwood Tractor C o . to tha Jayctes this week and show WKfTt the members films on fishing and APMANCn hunting in Paraguay. The meet­ Mss A Wilt* ings are held Thursday at noon in t i l t . S I , k i n , S tv the Ctvle Center. tsinti — H.c'wirs — Jak.isn Oatke.rUi MASTIR MOWIRS Orita* SO S-II1I • * * OH.iWe Hwy. 1114411 Tha committee on night mootings 6 . H. H IG H FIIBS reported to the Jaycee Board that a vote on holding night meeting, UICTRICAL APPtlAMCIS Sanford Flour and favored at least one monthly. It Frigid air* waa decided to hold the evening Fted Stort IALH a IIIVICI meeting on the third Thursday of 00* ZOOD — COIN M1AL COMIU the month. Time and place will 0-I.H. SO M l 11 Nils! t.kf.rS SA 1 Sill Jim OANDr m o t be announced later and the meet­ AUTO ROBT SHOP I Jim Dandy Dug Feed 13.08 ings begin in November. 11S 1 ..M A.« l.«i,N SA MIH • • • Baddy's . P U R N IT U R I The Baby of the Year Contest Al/TOMODVI IRRVieg started today. Persons ean plaee Berry's Warehoust their voles in the eontsiners under Fumitura C o ., Inc. the baby's picture. All money goes DIIVI OUT TO THB BARN to the Seminole Retarded ChildNtotf«fl«llv Ad*#rHiad Brandi it ren'a A’ln., and la sponsored^by c w n m * ||CK „ lu |lB | Dlic*u«t IrlcRi — Itodail fwmi the Beta aig m a Fm , L e la A A l n ti liMsrg Art. In te rs »A l- ilt i 901 W. First Sanford FA 2-3S75 Chapter. AUTO RABIATORS IHiKXW HOW TIW M POND TAKES CARE Of r n t l F Itorltitn itwKvYmX m m Hi Osant. in m mu«l.,-Pr*l S" UMXW nuin twtVTfn chasan " to m we dnsblc si,rpn| m ! Isbnciimni Tba* • y*uk innyen lluminued—ncsnwP. nil Its ihns u s f e d D eitw lake » is h i.h t.mei w lm« w rsikntr. muffler. own ttusn il On-i will sst yws wt Promt* in own bo«K AH wnl lot tiuwlwf moral nutat. m.inlx.1, i-.ro Me yetuP. |sm. t le n t in awn ml —Vos i y* 4tm MW>< m pruu tow »iul iniMus n u ln h o m e s ml rh«w»n s t o f a d i rwn w wlttmiin« rtw bn), pmwii Pull Hnw rsl sltse. tows i aw 4,x o Adjaws ii. nwn brake.—Mrs Twwk Take, rwa o4 tn own im,h Sea MW boil, idiuil t l i c n ,u(i)- [Viimoad La.ire Pinna win m k -n ttK .lly it* l i x kw w i m lining as. *bin< m Mmmm AS Tfcu Tm w Puts Brunin* If. P ra tt to Lambert Paints p.:*f Nr tosrv ftrests nistwy ISIS S. ars.tS Art. YAZOO PlUMRINtt R. L H A R V EY Cm i Ii Ii l.it.NiH.M — Iss.frs l.fkrsm h ! Xllekss ZlihiH W.lsr Sums. trw litlw.W. a im s. i « k >4 t* t-saaF PIUMIINO to HIATINto eONTRACTORS LEE BROTHERS Fl.wkiSt A*e Hssttno CeaN.dart 9 *.Illy twtsH.tlssi Usee HI? Fames — W.ter I.tl.mi Dawkins iueensi — Its am Stolen 01 Swears III He Ais Hospital Notes F INIST C O H E N 'S Vaugkn'i Radio A TV Sarvica TV m i Radio Fad, I lartlta — Weak Sarm laiJ Haais Call. Days A kuaei.fi l u x Sstlt. Met , Lais Mary Office FA 2-8011, Homs FA 4-7794 RIALTO* RADIATOR Rtf AIR SHOP SUTTON'S G A R A G E Randall Rnbbins. formerly of C ities Servlet Products Sanford and living now In St. Oa,aril Steal,la. Cloud, it reported in ‘ fair’* con­ Cars — TrueSa — Trader. — Laaamaatri dition afler being seriously In­ Ot** I Dart — J4 Hear Wrackar Sanies Oil..* FA Mill — Nilas FA M ill jured in an automobile accident late Sunday. ( Robbins had Iwen attending the Fairw a/ Ttxaco Service Harry M. Kniffi*, J M y r , home coming football game in Gainesville and was ruling in a riXACO OAS AND o u t friend's ear when H overturned. Mtrfsk LsbrltallM — Slrailaaa 1. I. A. Waikl.f t Falri»t«s — H llamea He suffered a broken neck and Us 6 Dalt.try — SaaS stnitt is now in the University hospital III*Fill I F,t,ra Alt ta-lare SA 1 14/4 there. He ha* a brother, Kenneth Roh VO RN D RA N 'S bln*; an aunt, Mrs. C. R. Hunter; SHILL SIRVICI three uncles, Sidney Vihlen. Erir fHILL FIODUCTt VIhlen and Willi* m E. Vihlen. ill M il - ACCIVIOIIIJ living in Sanford. Deice Halleries 21 Mo. Guar. 6 A 12 Volt, f 14.98 to $I8.!>5 IK, It a Fad 0, la«l«,<4 FA M ill Kclifirious Meet VATICAN CITY (OTO-Romxn Catholic snd AnvUasn church cir­ AUTO to TIUCR IIPAIRS cles today welcomsd the forth­ ZinROWER SROS. coming mreting or Pope John XX111 snd Ihe srehhtihop of Can­ D n illA a. sat tartoal*. terbury a* evidence of the Im­ An treat *4 proved relationship between the Plata* aat Saatolaa l,a aat two Christian denominations. 14 Heat 1**4 U H u 14 l*<* A.*. I»,t*,e FA 1 1411 H arr all A Beverly StaalaKaias to 0* lary HOMIS — LOTI — ACIIASI IUSINIIS FROFMTT 1 It. rtowas Srant m il W . T. C O R B i n Hyay. IFF1 Salary HO I ROOFINA — SHIRT MRTAL STEINM EYER Housewares, Farm Implements Hors* Bridle* to Rita Sporting And Ki-.hing .Supplies « B A M Roofing C o . 4 NIW ROOFING AND IIPAIDR DEV OK PAINT Th« Hill Implement Co. C«m*<a,clal — latldsatial — laUaitHto la.eat — l.iurae — Fraa Ittimdsa FA 3-1O0.1 14* I. laaral Art. lattaad FA 1-TSet 31* S. Oak Ate. MIRCHANDI1I — USID SHOIS LA R RY'S IHSU I ALWAYS SAVINGS ON NEW i USED HART FOI ntk INTIKI FAMILY AT FOOTWEAR BOOKS — Sanford Shoe Canter Oyer 7.000 To Chose From — Bring I — Take 1 Or 10c ea. 2(1 StoAttFd An. Santard FA 1 41)2 MOWIRS HI I. If,(are A,#. laalar* riiiA z z o Smitty's Snappin’ Turtle Seminole Terrazzo Snappin* Turtle H o w e n MLH AND tll.lC I taaaa Cs A!* Hitts al Ma«ari Iwtiido louH l«A(»d FA p a il lit OiFINDalll ItSSAZIO WOIX Fat Vila La,, Flaws Far Htan — llorat — ONu Stiat'afl - Clti.se - tilrU U WUtar Fsrk N. M,,tia Art. II 1-4114 SaalarS FA R-FStt ' IRAILIRS — 10 AT VESPA New & Used MOTOR SCOOTERS *10041 313.00 MOVIR MAUtiml IINOVATID - m u m la-a 14N aa kta MaNratiat Mail,*aae 1.41 H itt Te Orsaa lisa,. Uektottariae till 1 taatart laatar< SA M ill RIAL RSTATI ROOFIRS Isttlela* Aat lalailSias AH Uiltl to Lewis Sales & Service Autvadit Ttsatailiaiaaa \t-,pA Denier Its W IKS laatoe* SA l-SSi* in s wAuthnrized Ca.-i., o .a sa t* i.n n ^ ■■■■■■■^ ■HIM mm r a mra NIX H,«y. IMl Pe lary Isa 14. Salary NO 1-41*4 ------ HARDWARE ------ IlhllsA 4 Ply Tire. lOOxh 4 Ply Tires Reddlag § MMufucturlng Cu. Let, — Acrtaf* — Ni-aaaws HARDWARE 110.00 dn. A -42.00 mu. payment* IIDOINto J« F ttk Da SAir t ONLY HAirOfl tees Ialllie, — Haaiat Far tala — ROOFINA * SHIRT MITAL WORKS, INC <Uft Mtoda to Ofdef — Laclimilh la'itse a.S Ikisflt S*i«kl Electrical AppHaRcai laitalliHu a*4 laea-ri Liwrt Ma*«ri — lievtl*i — Salat I ftrtka Oat (an - Wala,*r«n*s - toad Mstal War* Itihlnf Tickla — !«!•■ A Itptiri Fra* iilimlM — Ftrto Clau Wark 44* W lit. I*. Itoifard FA 1-4711 t. IsatsrS A,a. FA M Slt MOWIRS • SCOOTIRS AUTO T1ANSMISSIOM PECK R EA LTY Badcock Furniture its.I.la, ■ Satan., • I.Suite1*! Cart — TrwS. — trader. Associate Stort Leon Martin, Betty Drummond, 1(1 V, ». Ire. I.dtre SA 11441 l e. m as. ' f’smntwll Merle W trnsr, l.-f.r4 n s ti.u ie a,# AUTO SIRVICI William T. Taimadge, Sanford; •A S — l o n u p Edith Btrohmeir, William V. Por­ H A R RY A D A IR 'S ter, Dellary and Florence Geier, Southern Natural Oran** City. •U L F SIRVICI Dismissal* TVm — Idterl.i — At.wwrlM Timmuns Heed, Erma Ragan, l».e AAA Str.Ua Mrs. Phillip Duyd and baby girl, iuir.iiiU Irds 6 Matfltr SsrvUe fA 1-4111 — FA M fit Margie Ahury, Mrs. William h in t 6 Id. Stuhlerd and baby girl, Sanford; tows Aapli—cos Michael Michalak, Def.and; Mrs. Karraker's Standard 141 Are. FA M » 1 WHliam Carr and hahy girl, North Sarvica Orlando; Wilkes A. Owens, Enter­ •UNSMITHI prise. Sfondord FrotoucH Tit., — NHsrlst — lukrlcdM Williams Sport and MiO*ili O. O.tr l..e J.nUe m r t.ntore A.e. t§.f.,e fa is m Fixit Shop Admissions '61 FORD SA URNITURK OCTOBER M EC O N O M IC A L HOT W ATER S E R V IC E ! taalerO RADIO — TV LORI DA’S Randall Robbins Hurt In Wreck F ord tod the way w M i the one cu Tha black stains on stiver are raused by sulphur. 0 p.m. W kJG bbin b a fc to cate « v o f toaaJf, , t ami jw a DcBary Business and Profession­ al d u b Women will sponsor ■ des­ sert eard party today at 7 p. m. a t the Community Center. Prizes will be awarded at each table. Members of the group, at a re*, ular business meeting held at the DeBary Restaurant, heard e l # president. Mrs. Jo Peek, vivo a ra. sum* of the District Four m tetin t and luncheon wihch was held at the Ellinnr Village Country Club. Nominated for membership at this meeting was Mrs. Ora White. AREA DIRECTORY TB fyxM aw ay &■ DeBory BPW Plans* Card Forty Credit Bureau Sale Announced fm B TH O M A S M O V IN G & STO RAG E FACSINk — C1AIIN6 - IT04AGI latal i-t la- 5 D'ltaaca Ua. -« Af’i U- 'as .aa L)-a lac. ' MO.INA will* C*«l |r|4TW,I4Z4 1 141 N larr.l Saala,* FA Mill Mitchell Adjustable Trailers lOAt ft A*LIZ MANUFACtUlIMft Ft,41 - AilBlIarat — Rapt It v.alwe SA ZSM* To List Your Business In The Areo C O N CIITI PRODUCTS OFPICI MACHINIS SANFORl) GAS COMPANY MORRISON, Inc. 310 r. !«» St. Suet ford, Florida Natural Gae FA 2-3731 For Sanfo-it Chapman Concrete Products ILOCKS H.eeiae l>a.ai — Fall* Siatks U»r S ■■ — toil1* l.inteU 4 »a,,t, 144 N. Ilia a, la Tk. Hast lira ’ St,tore FA 1 4411 Haynes Office Machine Company T .itW .rt — At. <s Mtik Att C.ti Its-ilart Aae 0„a, t.i-rtn MtiAlaat 114 Mas -a, t A-a, Saala,4 FA 11441 Directory Coll FA 2-2611 o _ Jr. �nrtN P |f r a m T ups . N o r . 1. 1960—Pag* 3 Anna Miller Circle Members Hold Covered Dish Supper DeBary Home Club Enjoys Workshop The DeBary Horn* Demonstra- Mr*. Grierson, Mrs. C, E. renderlion Club, held a workshop Thuri- gast, Mr*. M. Mosel, Mr*. L. ‘day morning at th« Community Jackson, -Mr». Edmund Ion anna, Center. Mr*. George Wright in- Viola Howard and Mr*. C. SchiesN. strutted the member* in making ! Mr*. Carl Barthman, chairman French poodle dog* in black, white, ot the “ food* can be glamorous and tan. luncheon, prepared by Mrs. BarthTaking part in the demonstration man, Mrs. William Reich, Mrs. were Gladys Falterion, Ella Stone, L. Ritter, Mrs. P. Tellit and Mrs. Ague* Gerstinich, Mrs. M. Pfister, llussel Botdord, was aerved J* 0A lice Moore, Mary E. Kew, Mr*, more than 40 women. M. Vos, Mr*. S. Tully, Ina BeneIt consisted nl a creamed parly diet, Nora Lawton, Lillian William salmon rice ring, beet* in sauce, son. Bessie Butin and Mr*. M. »*l*rt», roll*, half peachc* filled McManus. with mincemeat or berrie* and Mr*. A. Oppel gave instruction coffee, on liquid embroidery. Taking p»rt Mrs. Barthman and her assistin this project wrre Mr*. I\*n ants showed the group step by Walker, Mr*. John Lunny and step what (hey were preparing Mr*. M. Kearns. She emphasized that coniidenng 0 Members working on pmc needle color, eye appeal and taite when craft were Mr*. W. C. W'ebb, planning meals from can goods on the shrlf would prom that "(nods can be glamorous.'' The afternoon sessthn consened Linda Celebrate* at 1:45 p.m., with Mrs. George Wright presiding. During the brief 13th Birthday business *ession. committee chair­ Linda Mohn, daughter ol Mr. men displayed tneir finished *•";» and 51r*. Robert 5(ohn of Ij V« and crafts and decided what cratt Jtary, ce celebrated her 13th birthday Liey wanted to begin as new pro ( Mary, Thirty four Anna SliUer Circle membrrs and their husbands met last week at the Elks Club for the regular monthly social meeting. A covered dish supper was served with roast beef a* the meat cour­ se. Salads, and dessert* were pro­ vided by those attending. Mrs, Leslie Thompson was ini­ tialed into the circle, during an Impressive candle-light ceremony. Mr*. Ed Cox, vice president pretided at the business meeting. ® Mr*. Robert Zitlrowrr was *ppointed to fill the vacant office of vice president, Gucit speaker of the evening was Steven Androsko. loyal knight and entertainment chairman of the Elk* Lodge. He discussed ac­ tivities of the new social calen­ dar, which will he mailed to the home of every Elk, at the begin ning of each month. He also explained the importance of the committee planning the cal­ endar of events. The committee Advance Fashions For Children By GAY PAULEY l PI Women** Editor NEW YORK lU PIi—The calico ami rirkrack fad in u n ill fash­ ions is on the wane. But what's to succeed it? One of the few men designer* of children* dresses said, “ Franklv 1 don't know. Rut I hope children's wear is headed for a period or casual, simple SIRS. I>. CALLAHAN, m iter, president of the Azalea Circle of the Sanford Garden Club, is admiring an unusual arrangement of gilded dried materials, including sage grasses, wheat and seed pods, made by Mrs. C. P. Hnrkey, hostess at the meeting. Mrs. It. W. Turner, left was guest speaker tor the evening. Each member present purchased a ticket to the state flower show, scheduled for Dec. I to 3, at the Civic Center. (Herald Photoi W lV C S Sunday. Mrs. Giflord displayed a wire —v - \ * t T n I- ’ • Sonja 1Wester .pent the weekend me>h pjcture fram ( wilh drlClJ ( J f L lljO y with her. Saturday afternoon they flowers, Mrs. Butin a hand bag, went to Skate City. Sunday other |nide o( pjlM! need|CSi Mr*. C. F.. Informal Coffee friends Mopped by and Her father Perlder!J>, , bread tray> Mr». Op called from California to wish pc, and j , „ G(.rsUnchi hand bags Mrs. R, S. Weddeke was hostess te r a happy birthday. and Mrs. C. Haddock, a hand too! at a come a* you are coder, 1 ri She also received a transistor cd copper plaque. day, for member* of the VAII-D radio from him. H« expect* to be The president appointed a nomi- Enlisted tt.ve* Club, back home with the family next noting committee with Mrs, Adam .Movies were taken By Mrs, Huweek. Her mother took n rr and Mtiller »s chairman and Mr*. [ go Mahlkc for viewing at the next brother, David out for dinner. Barthman and Mr*. J. Haddock as- regular meeting, scheduled lor gjilinj., | Nov, I ' at 8 p.m., at the NAS M Orlando, Sunday. The next meeting and workshop Sunday School building. Linda received many uue gift* David celebrated hi* birthday i* scheduled for Nov. 30. 'Hie pro-Mrs. John While was awarded the Wednesday and another Lake Mary I gram will be given by Mrs. Oppel dour prize. Ollier members attciulboy celebrating * birthday last I and her eommiltec, on holiday tending ueie Mrs. Robert Serbweek was Billie Mixon. (bread*. rest, John Stankicwfcz, Mr». Del­ bert Matluas, .Mrs. Gerald Sasser. Mrs. Robert Hudson, Mrs. Fred­ erick Stegcinarm, .Mrs. Jack Gui­ lin. Mr*. Daniel Buslwick. Mrs. I.cltoy Talkamp. Mr*. Thomas i Mr. and Mrs. Edward Uo-ell MeAnally, Mr*. Clifford Wallet and By MARIAN R. JONES .Mr. and 5lrs. C. O. Disliman arc announcing the birth of a boy Mrs. Robert Keener. .MILS. R. T. WARREN, rijfht, chairman of the Imzuur, are the parents of a son, bora on Oct. 16, also at the Winter Park uchciluleil for Nov. 17 titul aponsoretl by thw Women’s Oct. 22, a t tha Winter P ark Mem­ Memorial Hospital. Toby Mallory r V . . . ’* I p 4 F t t i n t if* Society tif Christian Service of the First Methodist 1 ‘ u lib u orial Hospital. Albert Lee weighed weighed 6 lbs. 6 ois. Mrs. In n Church, is >huv\ intc u poster to Santa Claus, telling about A A *I . t |l>*. 13 or*, at birth—quite growa kasell is the maternal grand- o . I I the event. Santa will make his appearance about 3 p. tn. U p A l l A C C lC lC I lt already! Mr. and Mrs. O nrhe mother and Mr. and Mrs, T. F.. mi the day of the bir'anr for a visit with »b« small fry. T hlnn ^ wroQ2 whcn j„ u Di>hinan and Mr, and Mrs, A. W. Holland, of Route 1, Maitland, the Hours art* front 1 p. m. to 8 p. m. in McKinley Hall, Ellis of Oviedo are the proud maternal grandparents. | «do,g.tir#d>»* neflexes slow down. with a turkey supper served from 6:30 to S p. m. Mrs. grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. Felton Lavender. y our mjnd u„-t fully alert. Hands Roy Tilli.H is iu eiuirjre of the supper. Tickets are $1.-6 are also quite proud of the newest rumble. Feet trip over Huns* incUiiiingr desaeit. fo r adults and 76 rents for children addition to their tamily, Clyde AN Eye* don’t see possible dangers.'* D e B a ry under 12. They may be obtained nt the church office or Homemakers— more than any len, born Oct. 2*» at the Winter from any circie member. (Herald Photo) Park hospital, weighing 7 lb*. 10 oilier one group— are guilty of working when over tired. A perfeel dga. Little Clyde was very sick when first born hut i* now doing *ct up for an accident, fine a» well as Dot. hi* mother. Mum* than five million Amen By MRS. ADAM MULLER Mr.’ and Mr*. J. L. Malcolm arc <'.m* « e injured in their home* Mr. and Mr*. Russei Botsford the grandparent, here. ' Mch >” r20 of •t Grande Vista arc back home thc*c happen in th e kitchens. It) MRS. (I.A IU .M I; S.NVDLH i lo their homes in New Spring Grandmuther licttic I*. Ragsdale Some of them are caused by care from a threa month* trip through Mri. Thomas Scagravrs was in | lr|d> Ohio. They were here to Ohio. New York, Pennsylvania wit* to excited to get a ia!) Irom |com .,J( disorder, and m su- of laik.vonv.lle, Friday, attending the |t|en d |h f ,unrril, w r0 c „ o( Mr her son Huh, Saturday trum Santa equipment. But fatigue plaj " Chevrolet accountant* meeting. and the Smoky Mountains. Clarence Snyder. Maria, Calif, telling of the car.y mJj 0j- role in most ot them, Mr, and Mrs. Vivien Allman and Mr*. P. Prtitit and Mrs. L. Rit­ morning arrival of their second ’jhe , 0 lution. Take time out to Grant Clutler attended services ter visited friends and relatives son Inal she forgot to get the name j US{ jlvc minutes away from ’>** H 4 ■ i ■ *-* *’ Lockhart Methodist church while on a five Y6«k trip, to New of the hospital. No name has been [jk. joo wilt lessen tension. ia * r • at the •: York Pennsylvania and New Jer chosen jet Mrs. Annie Terry, the a coffee break, phone your neigh ■u,u ay evening. aey. other grandmother, went lo Santa t»r. knit on John's sweater, or 'H- and -Mrs.Richard crane and Mr', and Mrt. Charles Bddiardt Maria, by plane last week, lo he just relax in * comfortable chair | daughter, 1*"rry of F.uu Galli, reof 3ladera Kd. celebrated their with her daughter. I ur t,r* the couch. You'll return to | ccntly spent a day with Mr. and 4Sih wedding anniversary, this Mrs. Josh Beasley led for Otnc- Lie J«h alrr‘ lw,tcr prepared Mr*. Raymond Lawson, past week, «nd were the guests ga, (is , last week and arrived in to work safely. Mr, and Mrs. Vivien Allman #nof honor at the home of Dr. and lime to welcome her granddaughlerinmcd at a turkey dinner. Sat, Mr*. Chester Smith. urday, tclchraling Mrs. Allman* ler, * lb. Deborah Rulh. horn Oct. ( J s t C C I l L i A S M c c l R*v. Arthur Moody, of Skaoea- 25. Toe parents are Nellie Ruth hinhday and the wrddmg of their talas, N. Y , u the bouse guest and George Riggins. daughter and son in law Mr. and With Sanford Group Mrs. Thotna* Seagraves. lhn.se at­ of hi* brother-inlaw and inter. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Kakm nl By MRS. iT.kRLM F. SNYDER tending were, Mr. and Mrs. Viv.cn Azalea Dr. He u tn route to his Allman and son, Paul. Mr. and The G. A. '• of the Osteen Bap­ winter home at Vero Beach. Mrs. Thomas Sea graves, Mr. and tist met with (he G. A. '» of the Mrt. J. L. Allman and son J. L. Mn. Carl Barthman and 31rs. M. Waite of DeBary. attended the Central Baptist Church in Sanford. j r _ y|r. lnd \ | f, Grant Chiller convention held In Miami, for the Friends of Mrs. A. L. Barineau. j.-rjday evening. The Osteen lwsad and children, WUliam. Dwayne and Fionda Society For Crippled Child who has been seriously ill, will be er, Mrs. Alhert Clark lrd lb* devo erndy, Marie ami Rev, Erie Rn ren. 3lrs. Barlhman ha* been the gald lo know that she left Semi. . , t,fri v chairman for tha paat few year* note Hospital and u recuperating »<’•« ln<1 *«»ld an original story lo Mr. and Mr*. O D Todd of or at the home of her daughter, the girl*. in DeBary. Iambi spent Sunday with thei’ They then enjoyed playing games cousin*, Mr. and Mr*. Ha wound 3tr. and Mrs. Harold Lynch ol Mrs, T. V. .Melt* J r , in Ravenna DeLeon Dr. entertained a guest, Park. She is now able to have and held a winner roast. Mrs. Law win 3lri. Kapfwr Belknap ol .Miami, a< , visitors. Ciark and Mi*. Julm Criat Mr. and Mrs, Clair Snyder re the home of Mrs. E. Pugh, at ' Weekend guest* of Mr. and Mr* f*1® transportation. turned by piano to their home in the Book Club meeting. Mr*. Lynch u D. Hastings at their home on fhosc attending were, D i « u w Lheslerland, Ohio, Sunday and although confined to x wheelchair, | Reservoir Lake were .Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Jones, Alice amt Shirley But\ | rj [yan3|d Snyder. -Mr*, due to a broken hip. t* now able | c. E. Durbin, of 1-exmgton, Ky. lon> Shirley, Libhy and Cathy Ser- | >-rrr| |)acon yjr, j.;a r| petert« attend social affair* and meet------------------------------ Nanc* S“s,« L'r" " ' m*n. Mrs. Thelma Lewis and VAH-V / Oviedo Personals Personals Osteen Personals Miss Nancy Thomas Receives Honor A l Kentucky School 3INs Nancy Thomas, daughter of the Rev, ami Mr*. John W. Tho­ mas, SIB Palmetto A it., is a mem­ ber of the new Academic A. List at Margaret Hall School, Versail­ les. Ky. The new list was released this week by the Sister Mary Joseph. OSH. principal of the school, and honors those students who have done outstanding academic work during the past six weeks. Margaret Hall School ia a college preparatory school and Is under the the direction of the Sister* of St. „ , , , llelcna, a reltgiou* community for , , , ... . women In the Episcopal t hureh. Mrs. Myers Hostess To Noble Grands The P*«t Nohlr Grand Club .urt Tundny evening al the home of Mrs. Mae Myers. Plan* were discussed for a Christmas party lo he held at the home of Mr*. Eileen Rectnr. Those attend,ng wrre, Mr*. F.ssi* Cole, Mrs. Mary Jameson, Mr*. May RuImw, Mr*. Minnie Ewan, Mrs. Virginia Anderson, .Mra, Nan. ry Dubbins. Mr*. 3l*e Mycr*, Mr*. Nell Futrell, Mrs. Eileen Rector, Mrt. Ethel Williams and Mr*. | Emily Jameson. I The next merling will he at the j home of Mrt. .Mary Jamrsnn. lines. Not a return to frit!) and fluff. . . but relying on design, not on fabric and trim, to tell dresse»." The designer speaking was Clyde Grant, a Navy veteran of World War II. who aucceedrd in the adult fashion world before lie joined Jack Rnrgcnicht, Inc., a iO-year-old firm and the first to mass produce children'* dresse*. Uiet Unusual Color* Grant has been with the lirm for nearly two year*, doing four collections a year for three sue groups. They arc the three to six X. the seven to II, and the six to II lor sub-teens. lie includes the wide saslie* and full skirls little girls always have worn — and called them “ bread and butler" items. Rut the stamp of the artist shows in the rich “ portrait" colors of plum and rich burgundy he used in the I960 holiday line and In his one-man war on a couple of “don'ls" in the industry—don't put little girls in green or beige. “ Beige ii womlerlul on little blondes," said Grant. "And put green on a pink skinned little hrunetlr. it's trrnblv pretty.'* The designer's love for the “elegant casual ' look showed in his “ hardtack" group ,, . . of . dresses . now in the work* for back-to. , , school 1961. These are in cotton the rotor of denim, hut much lighter weight—more like chambray. Not * frill on any of the dresses, but they're brightened with brat* button closings and with wihite stitching typical of that on overall* worn by farm­ er- carpenlrr* or railroad men. M e m o rial Gift* for HEART It HRBA K< II tiralcfully Acknowledged is composed of two member* each from the Elks Doc* and tha Ansa Miller Circle. Mr*. Zitlrowrr and Mrs. RuaiaU Spencer were appointed to repre­ sent the circle on the November committer, to plan the cventa for December. Mrs. Ralph Wight II reported' that the fruit rake sale waa pro­ gressing very well. Proceeds from the project will benefit Ihe Harry Anna Crippled Children'* Horn* It Umatilla. Mrs. Martin Dyer and Mra. Ed Cox will represent the circle at the .March of Dimes convention in New Orleans, La. They will leave today and return Nov. 1. .Mra, Cox has caued a meeting of the polio committee of the Anna Miller circle and all interested person*, for Nov, 15. at the Elk* Club. At thl* meeting, Mra. Cox and Mrs. Dyer will give a full report on the convention. Committee* will begin lo make plan* for the march of dimea for IML Ollier circle m em ben attending the meeting, following tha aupper were Mmes. Roy Cnorpening, W J, Clarke, Ed 3liller, Ed Stout, Charlea Grosa, William Kliaefeltar, Clayton Smith, J . R, Hoolehan Sr., Morris 31use*, Buford Brown, E. J, Mougluon J r., J . A. Hoolehan Jr. Frank Wilson, Irene Kant, Char­ lie Stafford, Hulon Hale, Charier Karaker, Fulton Baxley, Chester Oxford, Kate Blank, Jean Kay, Elizabeth Wolford, Harry Adair, Gerald Bchrena and BUI Living*, lon. Church Calendar TUESDAY Daughlcra ol Wt-sit-y S. S. C!**a al t :30 p.m. in McKinley Hall, fur of First .Methodist Church mecU monthly business and social meet­ ing. Mr*. Floyd Alhow and bar committee will be hostesses. r B IL L Y BOY’S LAUNDROMAT Food Fair Shopping Center OPENING SPECIALS ! I H ay Dry £ Cleaning Service *■* y. Pant* j* Plain Bkirt* Bull* 990“ J* Plain Drrxsea r o ev. SEMINOLE - HellAKV COUNCIL -------- COUPON --------Good For 1 FREE LOAD I*. O. UOX 106 SANFOKD, FLA. With 1 Paid l.oada and I Garmrnt* For Dry Cleaning Introducing PORTRAIT fis M o m d i SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER! UU *‘ Mr. ” u WMU Plans Meeting Nixon. Deborah Tatum, Dorothy aod Mrs. Harry Stickles Lee and Cheryl Palmer. Croton on Hudson,. . .N. Y. „were ., Ihe. , The W. M. U . of the U k e Mary j gtutls of Mr rod Mr*. L. French „ apluI Church mteU loday ,or of Omigas Rd (heir rc;u|ar monthly meeting at Oil hinge* and latches of the Mra. Carol Corson spent the past j , he churrh l t T:M p m. freezer periodically. week end wdh her family. Mis*, ......... .......................... — ----------Corson is attending the Florida College of Medical Technology in Vote For Miami. Constable and Mr*. Oscar PapiLeRoy A. neaa, eelebrated their 17th wed­ ding anniversary last week. F AS I DEPENDA DLL SERVICE ON \l.l. YPPLIAM E9 ANDERSON t i l ) Coinmixnioner FA 2-7658 Group 1 * Sanforrf ------------im T 5 ----------APPI.k3.NCE SERVICE SOI Sanford Are. Formerly with Gormley, Int A qualified buainra* admin, iatrator who has the inlartal of Sanford and IU growth and prosperity at heart. **• 31ariha ret irned . Ion I y TIIB WONDERFUL 831ITH • CORONA ELECTRIC PORTAHLK With each 19.95 (or more) layaway or Purchase of Christmas Toys . TUES., NOV. 1 thru SAT., NOV. 5 / (No Regular I16IJJ0. TamporirT low prira only 5119.50 plus ta ie i . Other portable pricaa '« proportion U -dat typing course fret REG. $6.95 V A LU E Appointment Necessary with this ad — Briny: it in!) tf you do not wish to make a purchase or lay-away you can pur­ chase one of the lovely Golden-Color portraits for only $1.69. This offer limited to one picture per family. However, a second person maybe photographed for only $1.69 . . . or the entire family may be photographed for only $1.69 per person. SP EC IA L CHRISTM AS O F F E R A T T H IS STO R E O N L Y ! HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. Typewritara • Adding Machlnea - Cash Registers S it 'la*noli* As*. Sanford. Florida good / ¥ ea r service store t-H 333 NEST FIRST ST., SANFORD 7;:JU A. M. >5:30 I'. M. PH. FA n �WASHINGTON One Day To Vote Tha H n r st N tw tpaptn are conducting * nation*wide campaign to extend the voting tim e to two or three day*—perhepe on the flret Sunday, Monday aiid Tueeday of No­ vember. The idea behind the move ie to give more people an opportunity to vote. If we know anything about human na­ ture, the majority of vetera would delay un­ WASHINGTON—Tho .ubtlatla#, gm ator’s sideburns as h* droned tho sarcasm and tho haranguo of on, tugging a t his words in a til Tuesday, and then awamp election offi­ cials who had planned on handling only a third of them each day. Also, it would drive people to distraction to await three days for results they now impatiently expect within three hours of poll closing. Anyone who wants to vote, and who knows for whom he wants to vote, can exer­ cise his ballot franchise in the 12 hours now provided. Library Offers Pleasant Surprise With the pressing need for new roads, public buildings and expanded governmental services, many cities are neglecting cultural progress. We note that Orlando citizens are voting Nov. S to decide whether to build a fine new library that will servo the needs of that growing community. A library bond is­ sue is a rare event, and it will be interesting to see whether Orlandoans think enough of their city's cultural welfare to spend tax money for something truly worthwhile. Incidentally, in Sanford, we have a library that does tremendous credit to a city LETTERS of its size. Only trouble is. too few of our residents and visitors take advantage of the splendid selection and efficient organization of reference books, periodicals and fiction. The librarians on duty are always ready, within the limits of their schedule, to help locate material on obscure topics — and they’ll even make suggestions to visitors for relaxing reading. During a recent visit to the library, we were pleasantly surprised to find a wonderfully useful collection of ma­ terial relating to tha War Between the 'States. There also are many interesting Floridn books on the shelves. to the Editor Editor: Editor: Oa behalf of the Seminole Coun­ la a political esa p tlia , the is­ sues s 117 b ecess studied fee- ty *«*rrl e! Ret!**?*. **4 #ppr*causa d allesaUosi which obteura val by their board of directors, the raal iwuai. Therefore, the wo wlah to commend you for citisiD sod voter muit become your fine editorial of October 19 laforaed sa to tbo specific Uiuei la regard te water control. This editorial, "Control la the which art being dlicuncd; be muit attempt te sift the truth answer", wai most commendable from tho barrage of information and directly to the point. This ia EVERYBODY'S problem and it which be ia subjected to. doesn't matter who paya or who la one area of the presidential benefit!, n eveyone will pay in campaign, much emphaiis bat some manner and ALL will bene­ bean placed upon foreign policy fit, therefore lets get away from which I feel la proper became the Idea that a few shall be tha ibla ia an iuue of major slgniflc- chief beneficiaries, and get on ance. Senator Kennedy hen anted with the taak of. water control. the real iiauea in regard te Amer­ Pure water, In abundanca i* a ican foreign poliey It the lack of must If Florida is In rontlnue to long-range preparation, the lack grow and prosper; it is, tbtrafore, of policy planning, tho lick o( necessary that some means be coherent and purpoaeful national taken to assure a continual aupply •trategy backed by atrengtfa. and to eliminate the cycle of flood According to Senator Kennedy, and drought that has been a men­ thla It an laaue worthy of great ace to our fine citileus. Important forward su-pa have debate, a debate by the American people through the media of their recently been taken through the political partiea, and that debate efforts of our aiuilore and con­ muat not be atifled or degraded gressmen, «•*■'h.-ularly our uwn by empty appeal* to national uni­ Congressman Syd Herlong, and the ty, falan erica of appeaaement, or naver ending efforts of Mr. John deceptive elogana about "stand- Krider of our Chamber of Com­ merce. ing up to Khruahchev" for the laaue We, as private citizens, will be ia not who can beat atand up to remiss In our responaibilitlts if Khruahchev. who can beat swap we fail th««- who are working so threat* and intuit*: the real isdiligently to proteit the health aue la who can aland up and turnand welfare of our citlzeni, and mon’America's vait resource* to we salute you for your stand the defenie of freedom agalnit the with them. moit dangerous threat it ha> ever ,N. V. Farmer, President faced. .Seminole County Board of RealIn hla campaign for the presi­ tors. dency of the United Stales, Sena­ tor Kennedy has nut told the Editor: American voter* what they want Brief? Yea. “ We like and appre­ to hear but rather he hat told ciate Kennedy's willingness to be them what they need to hrar. lie discunteot with the state of the exemplifies the courageous leader, Union. Complacency is danger­ ship which we need at this time ous. to restore our nation'* relative John F. MrCluskey strength and leadership which Is Sanford neccaury to preserve the free world. The wretched have no compas­ - Sylvia J.JJavii Jr. sion. —Samuel J-!in*nn tty BENNETT CERF A highlight in the long run of TV's “I'vo Got a Secret” came when a very fa t contestant ap­ peared with a claim that he could blow up an inner tube of an auto­ mobile tire, using only lung power, until It exploded. He proved hie point, too. Tha exploelon knocked Panelist Audrey Meadows off her chair, and sent the auccesaful conteetant flying straight out of cam­ era rengt. Another aspirant showed the panel about seven mile* of string, ail knotted together. “Ia collect­ ing etring your groat a n ro t? " arnffed Panelist Henry Morgan. "Oh, no,” chuckled the stringfancier. "That la Just the work I do. My secret is, 1 collect lead pen­ cil*." l |i •a lm x b MSB.atae K*llar iM ltlf K ill.! r«hii.a.e liallr •»«•*! Sata.ear. •■aSar, u l ck.i.iw a.i a.kii.k.a Bala.gar *,....*!■■ 1 krl«t»*«. Kaltr.e a. u n tZ rlaaa avail*. O.l.ka. XV. ISIS at iha l-«.t oeil.a al S.afar*. S'lartga •■*>. Ika A.t af laaar.aa at Slat.h 3, l*T*. Tka II.rale la a ar.atkar af Ik. lalta* POM akUk I. aatlll.* *|.I««Iv.lr la Ika IM la. ..gakllMlIaa af all Ik. la.at a .n s pilau* latkl. ••n .p a p ... aiim m rrio.N n aves Sr Stall H aa s n . l l .a r . » r Ca.H.r Ofllr. Pale l.ailaala laaalr All Oik*. S*a W ..k l-V.ar IIIJI * I In . |IIS* I Star # Maalka S.TS « * Maalka S.T* * ll.aika S N.aika ISO a Maalka 3.ua A Maalka I M.alk IN I M I Maa'k l.a* 1 M.aik 1 . a. Paaial naaaUltaaa tSat all maU a*kM*t*ll.a. k. pale I *e«aa... h e pert of say malarial, new* or advertising, *f u l* edition of The Hanford Herald asay ba repeaducad in aay manner smthent written permits*** U the pnhbeher of Th# Herat*. Aay tndsvMul or Area xeapeaeOle ter sseh zi f n daildaa will bn oeaaMten*d eg In­ fringing an Ths Herald's cepyifRU and will ha heM BaM* for damages under the lew. By William Drury Ry WILLIAM DRURY When I am an old man, spin­ ning an old man'* tales of faraway lands to tho apple-chatktd chil­ dren who ait a t my feet, 1 shall bs ablt to tall them that I one* knew Bubbles I.a Verne. Ah, how their eye* will widen when I show them the hand that ■hook tho hand of Bubbles her­ self. It was in Honolulu. And Bubbles was at tha height of her fame. polities can drag a man down. Ho craves a change of peace. And hlorg comes San. J . Wil­ liam Fulbrtght with tha announce­ ment that h# will preaida over a press conferenc# on: general for­ eign poliey. A refreshing relief from politics. I rushed over. Now, with all tha plcayvtnleh haggling tbeea days on llfe-anddeath matter* of fortign policy, t h l a man Suporbrlght auraly would set things straig h t Fulbrtght. (Sen. Joseph Mc­ Carthy, In wrath, used to cut tha Arkansan's name In half) heads our Senate Foreign Relatione Committee. Of all people, with the exception of tha President of the United State*, thia setute South­ ern gentleman was tha man to tooths the troubled waters of hys­ teria. Tha politiea-weary, facts-hungry newsman waited. When the session ended, Fulbrtght bad spok­ en 8,000 wordi. And, for all prac­ tical purposes, when boiled down, this i* what tha Democrat said: •The State Department refuits to release pome papers Involving Vice-President Nixon and Khrush­ chev. They ara important for our political purpose in trying to de­ feat Nixon.” Actually, tha Senator wants two seta of pipers, 'the eecono in­ volve* an agency Teport on huw our prextige stand* overseas. Ful­ brtght auepects th* report would make Nixon and all other top Re­ publicans look bad. Specifically, the acholarly-looking Rhodes scholar wants to prove that th* Vire.I'resident expressed regrets to Khrushchev for some­ thing or Other. If this were made public. Fulbrtght feela, it would take the onus off Sen. John Ken­ nedy, who once demanded that Ike expreaa regrets to Khrushchev for th* U-2 Incident. The Senator, who looks like Bert Parke with glasses, hunched into the microphone*, never smil­ ing like Bert Parks doe*. A tinge of grey ruffled th* edge of the nasal, erudite way. Cagily, a reporter asked: "Sen­ ator, aro you coordinating this action with Senator Kennedy?" Tha implication, vagua a t th* sharp glints on the Senator's glasses, was th at tha man fronV Arkansas waa putting tha welfare of th* Democratic party above that of tha general public. Fulbright replied: “ Why, I ' haven't teen Senator Kennedy in months." Nobody thought of asking him how many limes h* may have consuited with tha Senator on th* telephone. When Fulbright first h i n t .® that Nixon may have expressed regrets to Khrushchev — this was supposedly for cur government having passed a resolution sym­ pathising with captive nation*— tho Vice • President c r i e d : “Smear!" What did Fulbrtght bav* to say about that? He chuckled, and with a strain of sarcasm said: “1 no. lice he didn't deny what wax ta id % Apparently, I smeared him h*. caux* I mentioned it. . . . " There's just no way to escapa the bitter bite of politics. . , . Puerto Rico State, Church Row Grows SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (U PI) —Puerto Rico's newest po!iticn1| party today sought a television debate among rival candidates for governor on th* church-stats issue whieh has dominated the election campaign. Dr. Salvador Prrca. gubernator­ ial candidate for th* Christian Ac­ tion Party which has support of Roman Catholic Church clergy­ men, laid down the challenge Sun­ day. i He dared Gov. I.uia Munoz Mar­ in .the main targ at of church op­ position, ami other candidates to debate with him the "moral and political issues" in a television confrontation similar to those in tho U. S. presidential campaign. WORRY CLINIC by Dr. G.W. Crane Learn MORE About Watch Television November 1 M ir CBS NBC NBr NBC NBC CBS l ; » P. M. M I P. M. 8:33 |l : l i 1:11 IM 10:3) November 4 NBC ABC NBC NBC CLIP 1:33 A. M. 11:31 P.\M. 1.33 P. M. 1:33 P. M. AND in a smaller car! A t These Times: November 2 SAVE A. A. P. P. P. 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N B C SANFORD ATLANTIC® something better KENNEDY-JOHNSON lin ll V%tl.VKH m s.low . Stella* as* Pakll.a., SIKM S 4. Cl SHIMS. 4 * .. , 11. 1a , Maas*.* JACK iw iw CKCKLIA riX H X S CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD She was an exotic d a n ttr, which I improve myself, I went to aee her meant th at the took her clothe* perform. Becuuie I hid cleverly dis­ off very, very slowly to music. Exotic dancing ia a form of art, guised myself a* a gentleman of a* any exotic dancer will tell you. some distinction, chiefly by put­ Anybody who thinks otherwtaa it ting on a coat and tie, tha man­ an inaenaitiva lout. This explains ager personally ushered ms to why azotic dancing appeals only tha best table ha could provide. Three feet from th* stage. to highly aesthetic person* who whistle shrilly and (tamp their It Is very difficult to keep up feet when they a r t profoundly an appearance of comptelo uncon­ moved by the beauty of a perform­ cern when a lady It shedding her attire only three feet from your ance. 1 with 1 had that much culture. nos*. Especially when sh* keeps Bubbles wai th* star of a show grining at you. You don't quit* know where tu at a local tavern, having been im­ ported from Sydney, Australia, at look. The manager insisted th at I enormous expense. Anxious 'o meet Mi tv Bubbles. Sha Joined me CASK G-II3: Lola L.. aged 20. icaliat ah* la a poisoner of happy at the table aft te the show. And huniti. • has been married about a year. Bennett Urges turned out tu be the kind of girl Haven't you also heard fat folks you wouldn't mind introducing to "Dr. Crane," eha began, "we try to browbeat a dieter by say­ Kennedy Support Mother (especially If your fe­ were at a dinner party raeantly. ing: WEST PALM BEACH lUPI) — male parent happens to bo Ma “The man went into tha living "My, you took bad! You are Conxrq^man Charles E. Bennett Barker). ruuni to watch a ball garat on TV jeopardizing your health. You of Jacksonville today urged sup­ A sweet, demurj child in a sim­ whilh tha wivaa atilt ta t and talk* shouldn't diet so fast!" td. port of the Kennedy-Johnson tic* j ple cotton dress. Cut very low*. Her Ami you know they really mean: conversation interested me. Guess "Whan I mantionad that my " \o u are showing mo up! You ket “ herauve the Democratic what she talked about. huaband often had to spend 3 or 4 make m* look likt a walrua by Party will improve the over-all Sewerj. days away from huma on airplane contrast. Bo 1 must either diet business climate." Fur one solid hour, until her flights, a divuuee asked me why and thus join you in slenderizing, Bennett's statement was relea­ next performance, aha sat and l pul up with such a thing. or else get you back up into my sed by Juhn Kennedy's stale cam­ talked about sewers. She said she paign headquarters as the second “For tha said men couldn't be plump category." thought the sewage system in truated, and aha asked if 1 didn't It is much easier to make the in a scries uf statements by think ha was running mound with dieter go off hia schedule and thus prominent Floridians on why this Honolulu did not compare with soma other girl while ho was join the other coinpUcent fatties. state should vote Democratic all the sewage system in her uwn na­ tive Sydney, Australia. Then we away. Whenever anybody advocates down the line Nov. I. talked about sewage systems in “Dr. Crane, why will people de­ ideal that show up the antrrnchtd uther parts of ths world. liberately try to poiaun a happy vested interests, whether in reli­ Miss Hubbles believed th at Syd­ marrlaga by *urh negative sug­ gion, politics or science, the first Knowles, Baker ney had the edge on all the rest. gestion*? 1 have often heard di­ reaction ia to force the innovator Call me a sentimental fool if you vorced women do this tort of to recant. If that fails, then he is Attending Meet like, but I ahall always treasure thing." City Manager W. E. Knowles attacked and arm cciclfied. «f that hour with th* l.oi« la ro irte t in saying many "When a true xeniui apneai a in and commivsoner Jo* Baser are the divorcees taka a soured look on tha world," stated Jonathan Swift, attending a two day Florida incomparable Bubbles La Yam*. life and try to “tell" olhar happy "you may know him by this sign, Municipal convention in West 1 felt I know th* aeCret longing wives on tha fact no man ran avar that the dur.res are al! in confed­ Palm Beach of her girlish heart be truated. • Surely aho dreamed of a day Representatives uf cities through eracy against him." This is a subtle font) uf trying when sha cuuld afford to retire out the state are expected to at 1 But it Isn't always "dunce*" to defend Ihcmtelvte, for they who oppose him, for the Medical tend the meeting. from show Lusine*>, gal married, aulK-onitiou.aly think a* follows: Among the major items to be and settle down with the man she Sociaty opposed Dr. Jenner when "If other husband* a rt true to ho first launched emallpox vac­ diacuttcd ia water supply and loved en their own littla sewage their wives hut mine wasn't, thin cination. farm. comprehensive plann.ng. it would look a t if 1 were deficient Tha clargy of Europe also thun­ and to Main* for iny divorce. dered against th* railing of pota­ “ I muat therefor* Insist ran- to**, aven though potatoes later itanlly that ALL men are fickle, proved such a boon they saved fallhteaa and untrue, for then 1 millions from starvation ami thus am In the rlear. My divorco will received th# name “Irish'* potato. thus not be a reflection on me but Divorce**, never become so on my firkle ex-husband." frantie in trying to justify your­ •Surh a belittler of other hua. self that you place stumbling bands I* not motivated by a desire blocks In front of happily married to destroy the happiness of l,ois wives like f oie! or other brides. No, she doesn't took that far ahead. Sh* ia simply an ronerrnad with The lets tenderness a man hat protartlng her own ego hy psycho­ in hit nature the more he requires logical “salva'' that she doesn't cf others. —lbn Itahel T im * alter tnx* I’vo told yoes So be careful when you putl tho stopper o u t af Its* bathtub!" I'ago 4—Tue«. Nov. 1, 1960 by Ed Kofeib? -•v w y ln c A a n >1. OLDSMOBILEI 11:13 A. M. NBC 1:23 P. M. 8:23 r . M. THIS SCHEDULE Pd. To!. Adv. m a LOCAL AUTNAaillO 04.MMOIH.I OVALITY BCALRAI HOLLER MOTOR SALES, Cor. 2nd & Palmetto TBMI IN aiCNAIl MATIII 8VI8V W ill MIC-TVI �• m T uM. Nov. 1, ISW—F aj* 5 (DaaJt G bby: By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I am a college student. Last year 1 m et a student who attends another college. We were atrongly at­ t r a c t e d to each other. I sent him my pic­ t u r e , signed ‘'Love, forever.” He came to see me many times. We got very serious and then I heard th at he had been married all along. He denied it. When I got proof he admitted he was married and the father of a little boy. L told him it was hopeless for us but he insisted he loved ma and things could be worked out. Now his wife knows about us because he confessed everything. If she names me In her di­ v o r c e suit my reputation will be ruined because we went beyond kissing. What should 1 do? RUINED i who wants to marry me. I think 1 love him ’ [but he does something which 1 neither tlove nor understand. He likes to hunt , 'deer and shoot wild birds. I know lots of ! men hunt and no one thinks its is cruel, but I cannot marry a man who will take a gun and kill defenseless birds and animals ju st for the sport of it. Maybe if I were starving to death I would kill in order to eat, but 1 can't see any excuse for it to­ day. When I told him I would marry- him if he gave up hunting, he laughed in my face. Was 1 foolish ? „ SOFT-HEARTED DEAR SOFT-HEARTED: You were hot foolish. If you feel th a t way, don’t marry him. ~ DEAR RUINED: All you can do is wait. If you are involved in the divorce, you will need a lawyer to represent you. In the meantime, talk to the chaplain a t your college. He will give you the moral support you need. ^ * * * DEAR ABBY: Some friends of ours invited us to their daughter’s wedding in 1957. We sent the bride a very lovely wed­ ding gift. In 1953 she had a baby, which they announced with those little printed “ hints” (this also burns me up) und I had to send a gift. In 1959 they got a divorce. Now get this—last week this girl's parr-f- daughter’s marriage to another man. Do *w a have to send another wedding gift? 1 BURNED UP DEAR BURNED: No on HAS to send gift for any occasion. Rich gifts wax cold when giver Is burned up. l ' 4' Is ftJ** '!#*•** wWlitH • * Television • DEAR ABBY: I am going with a man • • I DEAR ABBY: I know it is your job to | give advice, not mine, but I hope you will print my story for all teenagers who are in a hurry to get married. I fell In love with Tom when I was 15. He was 18. I fought w ith my family because I wanted to quit school and get married, lie wanted to go to trade school, but I begged him to take any kind of job ao we could get married. We ran off and got married and broka our parents’ hearts. Tom wasn’t ready to settle down so we started to fuss at cnch other. I got pregnant. He couldn’t aland my whining so he left me. Now he Wapts a divorce because h- hsyu he missed out on hia youth and it was my fault. He is right. 1 still love him, but his love for me has turned to hate. Please, girls, stay home and finish school and let the guy* grow up before you atart nagging for marriage. I am 16 years old, pregnant, and will be a divorcee in five months. •A 16-YEAR-OLD HAS BEEN” a I T iE toA Y r . a . __,... *9* c l ) N ew s eep e <*> ( h s n n s l a i s x e w e r e e e s i«> H l s h w a r i'atrot I :>* i e i A t l a n t i c sveatwer arts |* | People’s Chelce s : S i i » i Slid Fla. N e w s l . U ( D iiu n tler-B riaaier ( I > VI k i n g i i d J o n s P air l i l t <D N o t For Hlra CD r i p e J l t l o n T:l* (St D o u g K d w srla 7.19 I D J-eramls - i * i Inierpoot L a liin g ( D tings lu n a r 1.99 IS) F a t t i e r K n o w s Bea t I D Th* K in sm en 1.19 I D A lfred H itc hcock " it D o b le Quite I. VJ1 19:09 19:tn 11:91 11:11 It'D 1.90 «;19 *:J0 1 :ov 7.7D 7 ;Ji 7:19 T:II t-.ei) l:li * :? i S ;li S IS 1.91 9.90 »:tl 10:90 From Here 19.19 I k 90 And There 11.19 Old Pro Kaye Shows 'Em How To Put Over Top Video Show By FRED DANZIG United Press International * NEW YORK (LTD - A ft* r l i t T o m Kwell P ho w breaking in his act for 20 years, IS) Hlagecoaclt W e s t Danny Kaye got reckless Sunday se> Itert Skelton S h o w 17) D e a n Marlin night and brought a portion of it IS) U . r r f Moore Show to lha television screen. t * ) A lcoa Presen t* i d pan Krsncisco B eat I think he was ready for TV < lt .N e w s .jp e long before this and he didn't IS) C h a n n el Six N ew s ro o m I D Ml J - V i s . N e w s have lo await so long. I haven't (*) Itolt) wood Movie forgotten that TV it where George Ca v a lca d e De Witt kept a ahow going for i D C h a n n el Nine T h ea ter (7 ) J e r k P s e r years. i n .New s "An hour with Danny Kaye” W R O v c m ir A. it. on CB5TV waa a grab-bag t l ) S i a n On «>i Com. C U s s r e s m atutfed with assorted bonbons. i n -looey ( I ) S i g n On—W ea th er. New* Kaye’s git-aatjlttles were as tit | 7 ) V e n n Market Iteport as a tittle. 111 T o i l e r ■Tho face that launched a thou­ i l l W a k e L'p Cartoon * sand riffs gave us the work* — tS) W e a t h e r amt N e w s i * i e f t n Morning N ew * the wonderful, wild amilcv leath­ t l ) Capt. Kangaroo ery yells, dirk frowns and pursed (7) W ea th er and N e w s i d Digit o n — N e w s lip priislneij. There were gen­ ID Today erous helpings of his graceful 43 S i l u „ t e en d Keddl* footwork a* well a* his two-left* '*> l lu m p t r Hoorn | S ) K t r to o n KSpera foot tumble*. | 7 l Crossroad* K ayes versatility, show-cased i D D i n g Do n g g choot IS) N e w * and I n t e r v l s w a by routine* that have been |7» D o u g h lie Ml polished to a gleaming finish l . ) D ecem b er Brlda through the year), is so sturdy, ■D Orb it |J> P la y Tour Hunch so completely professional and in­ I D V id e o Village spired But he had little (rouble 171 P r ic e I* R ig h t (SI 1 | . o ve t.m y sweeping through the hour In I D Morning Court quick time. There was a superb ID Concentra tion i d T h e Clear ll o r l s o n pace and spirit to the show. • D Wyatt Kara os *2• Thriller t ? ) ! . s v » T D t H»«» 90 111 T r u t h or Con se quen t** ( « * i - i e e nr Life ( D T h e T e ta n v* r i i N K s n t r r. w. 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T %m i r % v n n t o 1:99 i l l J e n Murrtv Show % o i i m n n r i t : k t a m i rni». <*) c u l t Circle \ H H M t r u n Tlir* I M K O W I I T T l i t T o u - Dev In C o u rt o r a m n i i n \ o r T i n : i o %t 1:19 (>■ T.oratta Toung n i r t t r n r \ i a i \ » r T in ? aiii rISi Art IJ n k letier t i >o i'ii«M*rnrv o h m i i i . I D lin ed To I t e . l l t y WURIUMM, t h t T o w n Council of 1.4* t i l T o u n g Dr. S l e l o n r th* Town o f Icon* wood , r Itl d, « D l i em o cra tlo tfi-feak.r dvttrmkntd It BdvlBtliU, u mncr»a* ■•'I Ileet The Clock • t r y public I mpr ovi i ma nt , « * 'pmv# *■59 i i F r o m T h e .# Itoete a rartAtn pabllo thorouihfar** m I D Ttm Verdict I* Youra d* lor Ihad brlow w l l h l n that Town IS) W h o Do Tou T r ust of l aongwood. ri orl dal . All In m m . (.9 9 ( D M a k e Itoom For Ds ddy pl ' Anrt i with plana* •pacific ations <*> l l r l g h t e r Da-a m | • a t l m a f i now on fila with I D Am erican Han Jet and thn Town r i a f k o f lha To w n of ( .99 <7) ll e r e ' a H o llyw ood launKWouI, Florida. ISI fcidge of N ig h t NOW. TH K H K K O n r HE IT ItK!. 4.09 | 7 I » O'clock Movie i s i ITnel* Welt FULVKO IIV T i n : TO W N I'Ol'.No . lie o r TilK TOWN o r laUNU. 49) P o p * , * P la y h o u se U o o o . KLOKIUAt T hat tit* Town C'-unrll o f tha T t » n of I.Giig rt kiod. rioridA* ljCl (II• It Ailvlitibir. m « i i t e e a ^ i r y pulillo t mi i rovamant a to pa ms O r t u K s A w . Mia from tta |ntarN*ctt<m witn ABC a "Expedition” deals with o a n t Avantta aa«t l«» tiio m l T o w n Itnilti* all ACaii.irillnie to pUna tha discovery of ■ ship «unk 3.. apaclflcatinna and M t l i i u t i i on ftla 000 years ogo in tho Mediter­ Ici tli« nfficr of tha T o w n Clark of III* Tow n of L ynnwood, Florida, ranean, whl< h ».iid pi*in. apcclflcatlon*i and NBC'* "Laramie'' he* a pre­ ratiin«t*a ara h ereb y ap proved I v i-iid Town Coutiull an d •hall viously announced and then post­ ctha ■io • 111u' a the r!an« and apacU:poned episode, "Tha Dark Trail" CAM'ina for aaid lnipfo%atii«nta: in»* in "'itch Glgi Perreau and Rob­ • -all m n a i n j ' tlon a h a ll cypetat of a "it Ium llmerock Ih m i or aoit ert Vaughn play • romantic pair (• r n o n t baia w ith iloubl* aurfaca i r r a i m a n i r oc k a n d a a p h a t t and fleeing her father'* wrath. l‘« w d i n t"IB wi d t h ©f 2d f##t. NBC’a "Thriller” also bt-. an iT FLIiTil^R RfcnuIaVKI); announced and postponed drams Till a" t h a t ot al c©h o f i b f t a Impr«iv a me n t * an all b# n o t w t a r | l l tin “Tho Watcher.” .Martin (i»h*l 119. play* a psychopathic teacher who a n d t he Town Co unc i l t t # r a b / <aat nat al l p r o p a r i v abutha* killed once and threaten* to do t• #>»»a i ’ 4 and fro ft t i n e a n d a dj ol nt o* so again. a n d cuntlffuoua, o r b o u n d i n g and upon aijch t in pr o vam ant Dean Martin's first TV effort at *tinti - il iin© i l r d i t ha t o u t coat o f i C d of the aeaton on NBC employe l n i | f l T M I l i | t h a r aft i al ri l na Dorothy Provint, David Rose and t h i r d ©f t ha coal of aal d I mprovem r n l ahall ba pai d fr ont t ha prnhis orchestra, Don Knott* and r * a d a of t ha bnnrfa aol d by tha T o w n of IfOitiWDuii f o r a u u i pur* Fiank Sinatra. poaa. h » i r rn iT in c rt m:ani*vi:t> t h a t It la i h f d i t c r m i n a t U n of t h 1a b ' h!y i h a t al l I o i a * nd l a n da loinirif and eontlcuoue, ©r SAN FRANCISCO (L'PI) — i(«l h Hindii«f a nd • b u i t l r t g upon aald University of Michigan public I n i p r o w m a n i will be • • paci al l y health engineer* have found a liwriefltel by iti* ■eld i r npr ovament t o t h» t t i a n l of two-U iirila of lha way to make people see "red1’ tf r a « t , thvraof, und t h a t t h a aprclal • dishes aren’t clean. They've devel­ • • •■ •m a m a to ba m i l l an d antarfd • l i ai nat all lota a n d l a n d a a d j o l n l n f oped a powder test to detect hid­ and enn tig uoua, or L o u n d ln f and den great a flint—§ potential h«c- abdf t t ngr lipnri ■ucit ifTtpr'>*.*«mer * II. Now lulls girl* esn hsve a sew-1 and this will *olva the problem of I was a T«ry small girl and I have tog machine sll tlirir own. Singer Chriitma* gifts for tho little girls hern thankful all my life. It is im­ ^ i»a produced ths “Sew-handy." j in your lift. I learned to »sw whan portant. If you have sensitive body akin, "Sardoellea" ar# the things for you, Simply rub tha Ssrdoette over your skin while It fa atlU damp from a bath or shower. Al­ io take tare to rover dry apote and elbows and knvr*. You will feel emooth and amell just lovely. "fasten to the man run me HOLLYWOOD (L P I) — After Be sura to see tha new belts. more than two year* of bringing down," Jo in pouted with a twin­ TY-r-r >•* ? * r -'r and Ju.i* to tie Ifcip hi* son alone in the wild West. kle. tLo > i nert are no bucklre. " E r . . . what 1 mean,” said They give a nice finish to a shenth TV's "Rifleman'' gets a helping hand from a pretty girl—and a the abashed agent, "is that we and ran ba found in many colors little romance for himself on the didn't want a teen aged glamor •ml in many fabrics from velvet girl. We wanted somebody who aide. to soft kidskin. Chuck Connors, sta r of the se­ was not too young and not too The Hair Fashion Council show « n es. finally gets a girl, in the old. Pretty, but mature.” • new and exciting color, “roman­ Evidently the network found the person of Joan Taylor, on the tic lavender-beige'’ — ■ blonde right combination in Joan who is Nov. 15 »haw. shade to go with the purple, or­ 33 years old. married to movie Joan is a comely brunette who chid and lavender-to-plua Fashion fights with Chuck at their first producer Leonard Freeman. They colors. You must match your hair ©meeting. Rut it's nothing a few havr three daughter*. to your costume, and It's funl You "You certainly couldn't call my more episodes won't patch up can find the new hair colora at role glamorous,” she laughed. "So nicely, thank you, your hairdressers—don't ask me. Producer* of the ABC-TV horse far we've completed five shows Beautiful .Madame Rochas came opera have responded to 'heavy and 1 wear nothing but blue to New York to give a reception mail demanding that widower Lu­ jeans as the new owner of the (o introduce her latest psrfume, cas McCain (Connors) find a suit­ country store. as delightful n* the lady herself. “ Everybody is being careful able sweetie. Some 50 actresses At her party Madame Rocha* were interviewed before Joan about providing Chuck with a ro­ wore a dim, blare wool sheath mantic interest—afraid some fem­ was chosen. cut high at tha neckline with a "1 don't know why I'm the lucky inine viewers might resent me. "As yet Chuck and 1 haven't so hugs pearl and turquoise pin at Abne, but I'm delighted-" she said the left shoulder and a necklace of (luring a lunch break. "It's nut iiiuh.lt as kLivd, but there ate a three strand* of large pearl*. Her often an actress ha* an oppurtu* couple of very meaningful glances. hair was done in a slightly buuf. any to accept a worthwhile role The love Interest will grow slowly (o see what the viewer reaction fan. style ami was swirled and la a WciUrn series.” contoured beautifully. Before Joan could continue the is." Women hat* long wanted a Joan wears a ponytail hairdo in •how's pres* agent opened up. "peep" ints> the famou* Men's Bar her new role, and very little Want Maluic Woman at tha W aldorf-Astoria, New "We didn’t want a young preUy makeup—another attempt to keep York's magnificent hotel, but un­ girl for die part,” be started out. female viewers from mutiny. til tha other afternoon they could not. Now they have moved and the "BULL and BEAR” restaurant Is 3. Declare ACROSS available to the ladles for cock­ 3. M-.r.cu 2.*'Lwughinr tails and dinner. Tha move was u n it o( Caviller" dramatic and the guests a t the I.atvia jirti.it. closing of tha Men's Bar and lha 4. Genus S. EifltlC of opening of the "BL'LI, a n d C. Son of ■wine Isoao BEAK” were invited to walk tha 0 . L io n 's 30. Region whole way on a red velvet rarpet. master 31. nurtures Tha women w e r e beautifully 0. Aslan 32. Valletta jnlmn/1 dressed and It wa* fun. Tha w ait­ la its t w M i r 'a Aaswee capital ers carried tha famous bronze of 13. Chinese 7 .w a u r I L C rlftm » » tha "BL'LI. and BEAR” a t the vraignt •prvtw head of the procession. I var ) J5.M rriaa s .ftn trs 3-3. Asa!* t a n 31. O n nr M city All In all, It waa a real "Ktw 31. Boa lS . Dutch feudal 2 * .a o a e r oC pointer York” event. prince J e rtg 23. T urn IB. Anger Rifleman Gets Helping Hand From Girl Instead Of Son • DAILY CROSSWORD W -W aF rd a x co m a m * vessel LaDc -a 93 . Impel sofifl&n N aal 1 2 3 UorpitaJ lnalda out SB, I n n e r e a s t of blood 3 0 . T ardy worker 2 i-Ewpas.C 31. Male beverage 3 1 Congo provtnea S3. St. La w St U M W a 2 DAYS SHOWING AT 1:13 . 3:30 - «:10 a a w iif l tub thief 41. Carousal Seeing Red « H H B W rente, e f . 33. Large 34. Herring 37. Ore* It Ulan 1 39. Confined •£ , Garden ilS ! LAST money 27. Continued story JT .V ia d ir ta te a SV.A1M — mUM&M :S Jrty iliiii Insects V /M \ • h a l l bo iwado upon a fro n t fo o ta c o baala, that !■ to nay t h a t In tho prep aration o f Mia opoctal a«a*oam ont roll rovorltiff tha l a i d |m* priivemrnt »nch oporlal ban# film • hall ho d*»Urmined and pro ralrd a r c o r i l l n f to i h o fo o t f ro n to g o o f tho rtopacMvo proportlao adjoin* Ina and cotiMtfunoa, o r hmjndln* and atiuitlnir on aucli lm provo nttitl oep rrU U y honofltod. im : it r t a i T i t c i t iik jio l vk d that thn T uwil . c’l i r k o f tho T o w n o f laonaw ood, r in r ld a . oholl In a c rn rd am ts .. Jih tha pruvivlona o f la w , prn«*o*d to maUo am i proporo a aprclal .,>i«a*iuoat roll oaaoaalns tti** oporlal hon oflto receiv ed ao a r es u lt of aald Improvainon to itfa lnat tha lot* and lamia a d jo in in g and ronitln«iouat or b ou n d in g 1 and a b u ttin g (ha aald im p r o v e m e n t ha • i n f •)iid a p od al aoaoaarnant a § * | r m the re apart I%• pro port lea on tho coat o f auch im p r o v e m e n t elloi Nted a a a l n s t aald p r o p e r t ie s a « d r ie r mined !>? this roao lu tlon upon n front fooUM<* hoalo, and upon tha t n m p h l l i in o f sa id aperlal aaataam ont roll fo catioo « co p y thereof to ha puhlitJiod t w i t e lit the dan ford Herald o t t a c h l n a to said apo­ d a l aaioaamont roll ao publlahrd a tmt leu directed t o all property ow n er* Intareeled lit said apecial « NNiteeiiieiile that or a deflntto tlruo ■ ud pl.iiiii ait, fo rth In paid, noli o co nriip la! nt * w ill hn heard by the p o f i r n l n i : a u t h o r i t y o f the Town of L o iiiw o o d , Florida* In referen ce to the aald a p o d a l n*«a***nients, and eo ttln c nut In aald nnllco a description o f e a c h property to bo a s s e s se d and th* nmmiut to h«t aa*v»Md • o-i 1mm e a ch piocu or p a r­ cel Of p rop er!). itt: i r f c r .T iiia it n c i O T A r n that the •p ecta l aeeea im a a ta proVided f or by till* r e s o l u t i o n fltall DO pejebiO o l Ui«t oiitlntl o f Iho property o w n er* a* f ol lowat W ithin t h i r t y t*0) day* a fter the liupriiv «iiieti( 1* dim ple ted ur in i a i i ( i u ) • <i u * I an n u a l pa) m int* , aald doforrad pay* mont a to h ea r Intorott at tha rata o f a l a <I) parcont par annum. ft»C IT n / R T I I K R ft IS O L V E D t h a t thla ro a o lu tlo n ohall be pub­ lish ed ftfiee a w e e k fur a period of t w o (J) w a e k a In tho Sanford Herald. IIK II’ r t ’n T H B R RESOLVED that thl> r o i o l u l i o n ohall bo and It*<orna e f f e c t i v e Im mod totely fn»m ami a fter Ito p aaaaga and adoption, A In jRTED a t a r o s u l a r iue«Mrtp o f the To w n C o u n cil o f the Town o f l-cn* -vood. F lo r id a . Oils Itti day o i Oolabor i i i o , A publto h o a n n * w ill bo hold In Iho T o w n K a li In Lonawoo d, tha 24)h o f N o v i m h i r at l;0i) IML to hea r a n y a n d a l l couipUinta on the ab ove re s o lu tio n . J . H. f u l l e r Ch m. of Council ATTMT; Onnlo R. R o ck ett rierk !*»• k| (*h Oc?. ; j A > o r . !, !M*. Buffet Luncheon UNUMITEI1 II A. 51. ti. 2 P. M. e e • TCCHNIO *"***.• 10-7 ia A A l t t Legal Notice x y ru i: of TKV4POH AI4V \OT»:« T 9 * r HOI *IMI 4I THOJUTT OF VMM 4 IT* OF NXVFOHI), FI-OIIIII* Hasltil rroi>.-.at. will )>,< rat-alra<t b r Th» H o m in g Au thor ity o f tho t-‘Hy of 8 on foul, Florlila tltaraInattar cattail tho "I,m-al Author* D r ) at A-Lm In I«[ration null Jin*. 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Social dow n There were two or three lag* — most notably a flamenco dance number and a take-off on "Small World”—but by any TV standard, it remained a superior tour de force. If the hour w asnt completely satisfying it is because of TV it­ self. Kaye's non-TV stage pres­ ence is so expansive, communica­ tive, open-hearted, that the cam­ era's limitations kept it f r o m being completely unfurled. Kaye’s stage-girdling prance* conveyed the command to which I'm allud­ ing when picked up by a retreat­ ing camera at the atari and finish of lha show. It waa through the heavy use of close-ups, while playing lo the TV audience, that we lost the full-length artistry of the man. Kaye, however, allowed he could work with thii unfamiliar medium ai he kidded the camera­ men and commercials soon after atartlag tho show. Hla one and only guest star, Louis Armstrong, earns along for a rousing song that somehow end­ ed in triumph despite the dispa­ rate approaches to Jan singing exhibited by the two performeri. Legal Notice TVTonight teriar carrier —. on apparently cltin dishes. The powder, a mix­ ture of dry talc and dye, is spunkled lightly on a dry dish surface, rinsed under water for 15 leconda In olden timei, ths crow was and drained dry. Any red rotor re­ termed a bird of avil omen be- maining Indicates a soiled area, caueo of Its plumage. they reported. If SNttEN C*zfWi P L U M B IN G CONTRACT A REPAIR ■ar.fr-. ■ '■ V 'iSS 204 SANtOIU) AVE. U �' wvy. kct? \ t'*e c o u p s ' s t nt tmewtd MU mdW 1 *!UI5C)» ffve»*L TWES.' TwB ■mew* y time, <e irof t**?av up FtAMAfiAn-ixecwTHiKer , away/ ,— _ _ — aajh ' vwat A « « U K 5* * - o tT iw ir j Tb* Sanford Women'* Golf A an. has completed arrange­ ments for the tournament spon­ sored by the Florida State Bank Thta will be an annual matched play tournament, with prizes for the winner and runner-up and e trophy, given by the bank, also going to the winner. Due to the fact th e n are St players, it was necessary to go Into the M-piayer bracket. Theretore, all bat two pair received byes on their first round matches. Everyone who received a bya on their first round may start play- ~SWMT NOW, T * ?AWE *9 n LETMg HAVEA pj*ilXT BOC*tTf tuc y ' notecc them fy 5 0 a * m tft,tpfgg MOVE TfOWTWM KMMTW BACKV i SO OUU// CB5AT1W TOWNy > n r r v < l« n 6 T INK RXTTMSI4WM3? AU. THEYDO 15 p RTAOMCVir M46A71N55AND M atch P lay Tourney Set W ednesday Saturday througn Tuesday. This give* three days to play a match as the course ta closed on Mon­ day Pairings for the first round match*# are; Upper bracket, Auggie Russell v*. Sally Wight. Lovy*r bracket: Jeanne Foulk re. Vera Brown. Drawing byes in fra upper bracket am Ruth Herron, Jimmie Livingston, Marge O'Hearn, Doslie deGanahl, Myrtle Adams, Ann Stengel Being Considered For Detroit Post? |* | i WINGEY SENT BONGO TO , OBEDIENCE th a tplea not s o hot: HE'S KINIDA TA'XI TO 0 0 8 SCHOOL-V HOW’D N /S . HEDOI HE GOT KICKED OUT. dum b/ how WCCE HIS MARKS/ *r * T l - f P W O E P ***( O P E N P D TO A SALE ON M IN K C O /v rs . i i # THIS IS A NrTW W AV '-------- T o T R A P t — N- A MINK. * 8 M yon catch any rattle­ snakes or others of a poisonous variety, get rid of them. And if you Just happen to have one you intend to dispose of but haven't gotten rid of yet, don't haul it around. Tommy Russell, who helps his parents, Mr. and Mri. Henry Russell, operate Marina Isle, said a rattler got him in a whole lot of trouble last week, Russell said ne hid caught a rattlesnake and had it in a burlap sack In his boat. He said a wild­ life officer charged him with possession of a poisonous reptile without a permit. *Tve been catching raUla- In the Frldiy Nile Acey Deucy League at the Je t Lanes. Duffy's Lounge Is still m first place with a IT win and seven lost record. High bowler for Duffy's was Tilly Lewis with a 220, 316 aeries. High bowler for Ihe Pure Oil was Dot Holbrook with 349 series. Hardin Ins. Agency took two games irom the Capri restaurant to give them an eight win, 14 lost record. High for lierdin Ins. was Pat lfarrill with a 112,349 series. Dsphtne Beauchamp Was high bowler for the Capri. Ruths', Sima*' and Davie* ramain undaunted on top of tha pack in tb* Mr, A Mr*. Bowling League. Don Ruth carried hi* team to victory ltd* week with a 211-367 effort to down Rollon's 1 to 1. Th« alway* atendy Ralph and Shirley Simaa rolled to a 4 0 win over Martini, to hold second place on* half game behind Ruth*', Roy Daviaa carried hla team to a 3-1 win over Siaczkowski'a with a 2tlu-uu7. SiKSkuWaki*’ only win came on Joe's fine 231 game; high game tor tha week. Davie*' re­ main In third place g'-i game* be­ hind the leader*. John SpoUki had high series for tha men with 341. Weekly honor* for Ihe gal* go to Cathy Pool ter for a 140-47'J, . ! r* i THEY Ge ON HIS L E G /y I OONT KNOW- o u r THE TOAlNEB S A iO IP I CAME OVEC HEO f SHOW THEM C L ^ rV t o m e - / DETROIT (U P I)—Will the fa­ miliar Jaw of Casey Stengel Jut out from beneath a Detroit Tiger cap next season? Rick Ferrell, special assistant to the club’a president, disclosed 3fonday ha ia “ssriously consider­ ing" Oi' Case’ a* a possible man­ ager for the Motor City's Ameri­ can League baseball entry. In discussion! of who would ba hired to rsplaca Joe Gordon, the name of tha former Yankee pilot esme up several timee, Ferrell said. Stengsl, contacted by United Press International in California, said he wax on vacation at pres­ ent and waa not discussing or considering any job offer* for the next few weeke. . f 1 i l l r r o N a T v ia A ir p o r t a n d s s e iSOOFV GOT ba ; h-— r O K A V I i------- Planning Olympiad LONDON (U P I ) — The Bntiah A m a t e u r AthUMr Association track and field championship* next ye.ir may he staged as a min­ iature Olympiad with most of the track stars nf Ihe I960 Roma Olympic Games invited to com­ pel*. Th i s « a v e n u n , PC MANITCW* OQMWM CALLED TO ASST IF DCRfi BAIN SCHOOL TOCm/f w ia n? HE SAID —J I’LL CAIL THE IT BAIM S I SUPERIN­ NATIONAL > * TENDENT/ H OLIDAY/ rp a THE PRINCIPAL *•« HE BAYS TODAY IS A HOLIDAY/ 1U 3 IS TUB MAYOR•...... hum * row p a i r s sake / d o n t you know ? w tu .. m l Find out and call y o u BACK/ BAN FRANCISCO ( U P I ) - Al vin Dark, a veteran ballplayer who ait of a sudden found his self rookie manager of the San Francisco Giant*, planned a "summit conference" today with two of hie old bosses. "Cm going to talk to Leo Durocher and Bill Rigney about run­ ning this club." Dark said Mon­ day shortly after the Giant* had tendered tbeir former ihorutop a two year contract at an estimated I3O0U0 per iea»on. "But Ml be talking to them as manager to manager, not a* a ballplayer to a nuiugar." Durochcr managed Uve Giants to two National league pennants and one World Series victory when Dark waa hit shortstop. Al­ vin also played for about two months under Rigney in 1934 be­ fore the Giants traded him to St. Louis. Durorher had been mentioned prominently *e a successor to Rigney, whom the filth * place Giants dropped last June 14 when the club was second in the stand­ ing*. Chief scout Tom Sheehan, who it getting hi* old job back, managed them during the in­ terim. Th* belt uf Hanford* mala txiwlsrs began s. 23 week schedule of •cratch competition la»t Wedne*day night at Jet Imne*. The eight three-man team* »eem to be very tvanly matched »mce four teams ara tied for first ptara and th* re­ maining four team* alt tied for second place at th* «nd of the tin t night of competition. Stand -out* for the first night were George Keni* and K4 Callan of team No. 3; they had 217 and 234 game* respectively. A 403 ser­ ies by Garry Fox of Garlyn Ken­ nels was high in that department. Other kcgler* pushing th* 400 mark were John Spolski 694, Georg* Kerri* BOI, and Bob Bor»dorf 590. TWE JANITOR WAVS THE GOVERNOR j HIMSELF *AYS r f “ TWSRS IS r - / *n SCHOOL’/ J [ DC t a Q fpp«r bracket: Jimmie Livingiton vi. Marge 0'H esrn, Don!* deGanahl vi. Myrtle Adams; Aon Marsh v». Doni Spencer; Franchon M cRobcna' r*. if -len C*rraaay; Jackie C raw ft'i Vl. Ha. eel Porter: Reba Mahan vi. Hat* riet Williams; Jane McKibbin vs. Frances Rinehart. Lower bracket: Crela Higgin­ botham vi. Gladys Brown; Bar. bara Rowell vs. Mildred Smith; Lucille Pearson vs. E u ie Bataon; Cecile Heard vi. Keen Ivey; Gen­ evieve Woodruft vi. Suiy Dickey; Haiel Durzo vi. Blanche Nicely; Kathryn Park vs. Viola Kaitner. Marsh, Dorii Spencer. Franchon Me Roberts, Helen Carraway, J a c ­ kie Crawford. Hazel Porter, Re­ ba S tatus, Harriet J»w* McKlbbin and Frances Rinehart Byei In the lower bracket went to Lucille Heard, Crtla Higgin­ botham, GJadya Brown, Barbara Rowell, Mildred Smith, Lucille Pearion, Esiic Batson, Cecil Heard, Keen h ey , Genevieve Woodruff. Suzy Dickey, Hazel Durto. Blanch* Nleelyj Kathryn Park and Viola Kastner. Second round matches include: snakes all my life and didn't know about any such law, but 1 found utri v*ii«u 1 purled a rlCu uuiiu ob the charge," Russell and. Not too many people keep poisonous snakes anyway, hut it appears from Russell's case that there is double jeopardy involved for those who might. "Rig is a good friend of mine sad 1 respect his judgment.” Dark said, after getting the for­ mer Giant skipper’s phone num­ ber from a reporter, ” 1 sure hope he landa that job managing Detroit." Dark, 34, a devout Baptist, re­ turned to ihe Giant organization from Ihe Milwaukee Braves after considering Ihe offer for a week. He *aid he did not know if he would keep on playing, " l talked things over with my wife, Adrienne," Dirk said. "We make all our decisions together and we considered this religious­ ly. Then we prayad that it would be a good move." U mark* hie first lime out *• a manager. The deal was consummated Monday when Ihe Breves, Lie fifth National League club he had played with since breaking into Ihe majors It years ego. traded him to Ihe Giants in exchange for utility player Andre Rod gers. Dark said that he always want­ ed to be a manager and had picked up at much information as he rould listening in Ed Stanky, hit roommate for four years, Hurocher and Charlie Dressen. But he did not affect the mle nf a strong man who had arrived to straighten out a team often pro­ nounced riddled with factionalism. "In (he first place, I don’t want a free hand in running the hail club," he said. "I don't think any first year manager should have a free hand. A* a mailer nf fact, no manager should have a free nano. Alter all. I've known the men in the Giants organization for a long time. "Horaee Sloncham- Chub Kee­ ney ami Tom Sheehan and the rest are all fine baseball men. I certainly expect to cooperate with them anil nse their advice." HIGH QUALITY, NEW YORK (UPI) - For theV first time in history, the collet* football teams ranked 1-2 in the nation by the United Press Inter­ national Board of Coaches w i l l clash head-on neat Saturday. The first meeting of the Jte. 1 :nd : team : is the IQ jrtzri that the board has been rating the country'# m ajor college te a m s £ was set up today when Iowa re­ tained the top ranking in the board'* weekly ratings and Min­ nesota vaulted from fourth ht second. Iowa held on to the top rung by rolling up 343 out of a possi­ ble 330 points in the board's rat­ ing*. That's the highest point total in any week by any team since Nov. 10, 1933, when N otrew Dame had a point score of 343. A warning for Iowa — Noire Dame wai tied, 14-14, by Iowa the neat week and wound up aerond in the season's final rating* behind Maryland. Minnesota's spectacular jump was caused by the failure* o{ last week's No. 1 and I teams — Mississippi and Syracuse. O le_ Miss was held to a 4-4 tie by® Louisiana State and dropped to sixth place this week. Syracuse, l a s t year's national champion which had won 14 straight games, mok a m-o beating from Pitts­ burgh and slipped to ninth place. Iowa received the first-place \oies of 29 of the 33 coaches who make up the UPI board. Coach Forest Evashevaki's Hawkey** also received five second-plica® totes and one third-place vote. Of the six first-place votes missed by Iowa, two each went to Mis­ souri and Ohio Stale and one each to Minnesota and Navy, Navy, which had to battle to down Notre Dame. 14-T, moved up from fifth to third and will face taih ranked Duke this weak. Missouri followed Navy in mov- g mg two places, from sixth t o " fourth, and Ohio State jumped from eighth to fifth. Washington moved up from ninth to seventh and Tennessee rim e from 11th to nail eighth. Rice crashed the elite circle by jumping from 12th to loth. 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FV 2-1338 ished, nice quirt neighborhood. Call at 111 W. 17th St. or phono PA 2-4301. 7. Buslrtes* Rental* In lirt R erilfc T u ea. N ov. I. inctO— ra jre 7 1 2 3 . BulMfng M iU riil* 3ft. A rtic le * For S a l* LUMBER * HARDWARE • PAINT 18* GLASS k MAHOGANY *kl or Batons • Professional • Balanced pleasure boat, 33 h. p. Jobuon Sheet Music — Instruction Booki ROOFING FHA Lean* B. EDWABDS electric, completely equipped: .Magnm Organa BULDERS SUPPLIES RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. also many sxtres. FA 2-8873. We Give TV Stamp! 112 Magnolia 90S W. SrdSU F.42-7898 COf- RECT . CR AFT M ft. boat, h alier and 18 h. p. motor 8130. FOR SALE: IS It. upright QuieFA 2-7713. Frra frceier. Phone FA 2 043T 21. Electrical Services after 6.30 p. m. nr all day Sat. House Wiring — F.iectrle Service and Sun. Gateway To The Waterway Sid Vthlen Your EVINRUOE Dealer READY MIXEI)- CONCRETE^ RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. R obaon S p o rtin g Good* Outdoor Table Tops & Seals Ph. FA 2 0913 joa.g-g g. u t 112 Mignolia Ph FA 2 3981 Lot Markers — Sills — Lintels LW f-A-DAY MODERN HOME. * bedroomi. kit- OFFICE RENTALS, completely air conditioned Roia L Pay ehen furnished Rent reawn ton. Registered Real Eitata able. Ph. FA 2 8043 Broker PA 2-1201. FURNISHED apartm ent, elean FOR RENT: 1 roomi, approt. and rloie in Aduhx only Jimmy 1000 »q. ft. floor (p art at US Cowan. FA 1-4013 So. Palmetto Ave. *i block from Povt Office. Contact Mri. 2 BEDROOM completely unfurn31. L. Rahorn at Downtown ivhed houiei available now. Pb. Clearer!. FA 1-1341. FURNISHED apt 300 Park Ave. 33. B o a ts A M otor* 25. Plumbing Services Wa l l 9. For Sale or Rent Steps — ratio Rlocka — Sand 1847 EVINRUDF. (Lightfoun. 17 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. b. p. boat motor 123. FA 2-7071, 109 Elm. Ave. Ph. FA 21711 2422 Chase Ave. after 6:M .. II ft. SPORT CRAFT boat, Mur­ PLACE your nrdrr now for Mrs, Brown Millers famous home* ray trailer, new 33 Evinrude Plumbing A llenting made fruit rake. We ship any* motor; all '38 models priced AIR CONDITIONING cheap. 814 laurel Avenue where In the w n r 1 d. Ph, STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK ______________ FA 2 3604. Tnea., tbm PH. - I P . M. day htoot Sanford Ave. FA 2 6362 3 1 , M ic h in e rv Tools for* laxertlow. Mm . • Sat. oom. S-ROO.M oil circulator with drum PLUMBING FOR SALE: New Cub I jv Buy with and stand 83(1; Underwood port­ RE8PONSIBIUTT: Conlractini A Repairs woods rotary: ,V1 Ford, new able typewriter with folding Free Estimates grove tires; A. O John Deere TRa H ertld will not be responsible Irgs, A t. 880. Phone FA 1TTTS R. I.. HARVEY (21; Ford disc; tapered grove for mere than one Incorrect laserafter 4:30 p. m. 204 Sanlord Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 chopper; cultivator bar. all 3 Don af yewr ad, and revervra the DINETTE SET. living room point lift: also heavy duty uti­ right to revive or reject any adfurniture, 2 bedroom suites, 1 ■26. Radio A Television lity trailer: pull type grove due "W eft G e o r g " - I F o u r w ife g o t h e r d riv e r’* eertivement from what ordered to Frigtdaire automatic washer, 1 ami various implements. Ward eooform to the pollrleo of thin TV SERVICE CALL 82.80 plus power mower. Call altar 8:86 Equipment. Phone 4731. Geneva. pirt*. AS parts and liber past 16. Femnle Help Wanted 12. Real Eatate For Sale p.m. FA 2 89M. lively guaranteed to days. Sun S A N L.\NTA APARTMENTS. FARMER’S AGENCY 55. M otorcycle* - Scooter* shine TV.. FA 2 9792. Nice large apartm ent 404 E. VASES, Club Aluminum Ware, DUE TO BUSINESS TR ANSFER OUTSIDE CURB GIRL, white, N. V. Farmer, Realtor ^CLASSIFIED INDEX 14th St. Phone FA 2-4282. 1939 CUSHMAN Eagle” motor over 21. Also, t FEMALE wsffle Iron, hardware, tools, we are forced lo take a trem ­ 3465 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6221 acooler 8130 cash. FA 2 3098, 1. Loot ft Found COLORED COOK over 21. Ap­ 27. Special Service* 39 in. wood lath, * bt. Delia endous loss in order to sell 3 ROOM furnished apt., screened After hour. FA 2-2618 - FA 5-3012 2. Nolieea • Perwul* ply Pig ’N Whistle. quickly. For only 11,080 down table saw with S b p . meter ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state„ .. „ , porch. 612 Park. COMPLETELY FURNISHED ft. Education - Inatractlon you can have a beautiful, spa $80, hand garden plow end at* menu, invokes, hand bills. «*d « C *ban*» WOMEN HOLD 4. T ra n s p o rt at ion 2-BEDROOM house near new high 2 Bedroom Home in excellent cioui home. Three bedroomi, 2 tachmeata and many other program., e t c . Progressive 2-WHEEL utility trailer, excellent condition; all electric equip­ school. Cali FA 2 1.W5. hath v Jmili itLjipn ILani'eju.Finrida. ____ COSMETIC PARTIES: _ 5. F o w l______ _______ _ -item *.. ,JPIu..N!LM**. DeBary, — Priatmg --C -o.— Pboee -FA -3-2931— —conditnm. apy-r osinvately-i^-a-ffment. including GF, air condi­ room. Large trees, well Und Earn 523 "for 3 hours work. Make ft. For Rent 308 West 13th St. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house * 6’: spare fire and wheel; 883; 1 NOVENT gaa heater 1 year old. tioner; nil spare healer. Thli 6<V'> profit. Hire others. Every­ (raped lot. Prestige neighbor­ 7. Huntneon Rental* at Lake Monroe. FA 2 3930. FA 2 8291 i. a real good buy. Terms ran thing furnished. Beautiful Christ­ PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING Lit* Mclltrrofl, Sanlanrio Trait* hood. You must se e ‘ it to ap­ ft. Reach Rant ala he arranged. mas gift line. Send name for W L. HARMON • r Park, Longwood. preciate It. FA 2-7332. FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellons ille. 9. For Sale or Rent 17. F u rn itu re bill details and free ii-cable Ph. FA 2 6223 • 10. Wanted to Rent IIELMLY REALTY BALD\YIN~0RGAN, slightly used. ROOM with or without board. samples to STUDIO GIRL COS t. Real Entate Wanted 308 W. 13th Street • BIG VALUES HOUSE CLEANING. Windows REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN Can he purchased with small METICS, PARTY DIVISION 9 *. Near hospital and medical center. 1*. Real Eatate For Sale FA 2-7603. Evenings FA 2 3379 • QUICK CREDIT Boors, walls. Phone FA 2-1212. deposit and small monthly pay* •I. W. HALL Glendale, California. FA 2-0461. 13. Mortgage Leona • EASY TERMS menta. Also two Hammond chord Realtor BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM. I PUMPS — SPRINKLERS WF. GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 14. Insurance 2-BEDROOSI unfurnished home 2544 French Ave. organa, like new, will aeerifice. BATH HOME locsted on beauti­ lft. Help W an led All types and site*, installed 15. Rtninem Opportunities 873 a month. 118 Country Club Phone FA 2 3641 Spinet piano only 8395. Thomp­ ful landscaped corner lot. Built- "Call H air WILSON - MAIER "Do It Yourscl!" 16. Female Help Wanted Cir. Call after 3:00 p m., in oven and range, refrigerator 4 BR HOUSE, by owner FA 2 8171 FULL TIME service station a t­ son Music Co., 343 No. Orange New and Used Furniture WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 17. Malo Help Wanted tendant wanted. Apply Kiddy FA 2 3148. and blinds. You ran purchase Jit E. First St FA 2 3822 Ave., Orlando Phone CJA 3 4377. S T I N E lft. Help Wanted Standard Service, llth A French this home for only 813.400. OUT OF TOWN OWNER offer* 2. Machinery and Supply Co. 2-ROOM furnished apartment Ph. 19. Situations Wanted ROLT.AW AY. Hospl'll and Rsby AUTOMATIC controlled Duo nown payment 4*00 and lake 2 bedroom; carportr, utility 20i W. 2nd St. PB. FA 2 543.’ FA 2-3927. Beds. Day. Week, or Month— Therm oil heeter, loo gallon 20. Babysitter* 19. Siluiilinn* Wanted over FHA mortgage at S 's'r homes; one in DeBary, 89.300; FURNITURE CENTER *21. Beauty Salons tank. 49 Dallia Dr., DeRary. interest. one in Lake Mary. $9,900 : 5300 WORK WANTED FA 2 4016. EXCEPTIONALLY nice 1 bedroom lino French Ave. *22. Build • Paint * Repotr Move in immediately down. 870 monthly; FA 2-7213 ALL MAKES A MODELS house, all electric, 814 Elm Th SEWING MACHINE: Morae SuPh. TA 2 7938 23. Building Materials Call Jim Hunt, t A 2-1301 RF.KTALS SI WF.F.K FA 2 1682. LAWN WORK, FA 2 0*49. perdtal gig tag, tewa on buttons, 2t. Electrical Services Rl£uPH01»STER!NG, work guar281 W. First St. (24 hr. eer.) makes buttonhole!, monograms, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY St. Johns Realty Co. WORK WANTED. FA 2-4018. 25. Plumbing Senrieea SLEEPING ROOM, private enanteed. Free estimates. Phone F A 2 3833 darn, etc. Almost half paid for. No Down Payment and only 138. 26. Radio ft Television THE TIME TESTED FIRM . . trance and hath. FA 2-3986. FA 2-7818 «r Ml 4-1771. Guarantee remaining. Write Cramonthly (including principal, 111 N. Park Ave Ph FA IflM DAY nr part lime work. 815 I-o WILL give a Sarah Coventry 27. Special Services 3 -BEDROOM house 883 per Fashion Show. Beautiful Jewelry New A Used F irmture A Appli­ dit Mgr., Box 34, Herald. interest, insurance and laves) 2ft. Laundry Service cust. THREE bedroom, two bath home ance*. A Good P’.-ce To for that Chrislmii list. Pbo 20. Flowers • Pltlnts • Shrwba month. Calt FA 2 2924. for one of our 3 bedroom homes PIANO: extra small upright, per­ in Sunland. 8493 down, pick up IRONING si home. FA 2 7791. BUY. SELL or TRADE P 4 2 *899 or F A 2 8047. 3ft. Poultry * Pets - Stock on S. Summerlin Ave., with these 2 BEDROOM furnished apart payments. Call FA 2B22T fect condition, nice finish. Will 31. Automobiles - Trucks added features; terjtro floors, J e n k in s F u rn itu re ment 3101 Magnolia'. 833 month. HEATING sell $130. Ph. FA 2-1971. 21. Hen ut v Salon* m32. Auto Repair Service MUST LEAVE Slav Oc:u( r. 1 awning windows, tiled bath, 499 Sanford Ave FA 2 7150 R. A. Williams. FA 23931. H. B. POPE 33. Boats k Motors Bedroom, 1 bslh home >-'*tra electric range, paved street. SPECIAL: Floor sample Council 300 5, Park - E.A 2 4234 Thu adv good for 82 .V) off on REF1NISIIED ANTIQUES and old SLEEPING ROOMS the GableZ 31. Machinery - Tools large living area. Extra large chip iee machine. Make 306 City gas. water and sewerage. any regular price wave Even picture frames. Restoration a 401 Magnolia Ave FA 2 0720 lot close to schools, east access 35. Motorcycles - Scooter* lbs. iee In 24 hours. Can he pur­ Call for further information. ing appointments. Air rond. 29. Flower* - PUnls • Shrub* speciality. Pick up and delivery. to shopping. Monthly payments 36. Trailers • Cabanas chased en our special plan for FL()n IDA-OZIER ENTERPRISES TURN. Apt. 20DA W. 1st S t Harriett's Beauty Nook, 105 So. Call 1281, Geneva, Fla. less thin 8100. l i t E Coleman Petuniai: Snaps; Calendula; Pan­ 8123 per day. Seminole Fix­ 37. Furniture Builders Oak. FA 2 3742. FA 2 7889. ture k Freeier Co.. French LOVELY large furnished bedroom, sy*; Stocks: A'erhena; Carna­ 3ft. Articles For Sale Used furniture, appliances, tools, Helmly Realty, Selling agents private entrance. FA 2-7161. tions: Salvia; red and purple. Ave. at Second Sc. Sanford. Pk. 39. Articles Wanted ate. Benight Sold Larry's Mart 308 W. 13th St., Ph. FA 1-7803 EAR-RE’ BEAUTY SALON FA 2 8331. GRAPKVILUE NURSERY 21.1 Sanford Ave. Th. FA 2 4132. 2 6 in Hiawatha ROSA L. PAYTON Now Open UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom CB Grapeville Ave. near 20th St. Air Cnnd — Air Coqd. Drysrs house; stove and refrigerator; REDWOOD FENCING 1. L o st k Found Sell Us Your Formture Quick And A siociates Open Evening! hy appoint me at in Sunland. FA 2 8097. See Sample at . . . Service With The Cath SUPER Registered Real E itata Brokar .19. Poultry * Pel* • Stock BROKF.lt DIAL FA 21198 WLOST: Blaek female Cocker Span­ GREGORY LUMBER CO. TRADING TOST FA 2 0877 Ph FA 2-1301 17 92 at Hiawatha W. H. Shippy, Aiioc. iel in Golden Lake area, an­ S-BKDROOM I bath, kitchen fur­ 8th 6 Maple FA 1-OMO i u i ---- ------- va.» ■ ■ ■ Permanent Wave, complete J 7 .Vi BEAGLE, male. 9 months old 3I>2 So. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2 3991 nished, heside new high school swers to ns me of "Pinky." NEED FINANCING? *20; papers 510 evtrs. See 180,1 5«. Article* For Hnlt HAZEL PORTER REALTY SHOP *93 month. Ph. FA 2 783] or 8 Bedroom, CB home with built • REWARD. Ph. FA 2 3313. Holtv Ave. Pimm, TV 2 1233. HUNTERS ItfM W. 23th Ph. FA 2 1321 FA 2-1971 In financing. Kitchen equipped. O ld) NEWS P AP ERS MIR SAf.F, Guar ant eed water proof leathof END OF THE RAINBOW Clean and attractive. Only 8173 .'ll. Automobile* - Truck* 2. Notices • Pcrsonnls I Cent per lh. NEWLY decorated 3 room cot­ This 3 bedroom 2 hath customhoots. IVEY'S SHOE STORE. lo move in. Owner says sell THE SANFORD HERALD built masonry home is every­ tage, 2 bedrooms. FA 2-1437. oNC good u«ed Jeep FA 2 800:1 WILL SWAP part-lime mainten­ November! t 1 I DINETTE SET. I bird cage and OFFICE thing you’ve wished for in beau ance for part payment on rent stand, easy chair, oft he Use; I OR SALE: 1933 Plymouth fnrdor 204 W. tat St. rA 12811 ty and livability. Really unfor living quarters for two. Bos bargain. FA 21781. "WE TRADE" STKNSTKO.M RENTALS sedan, new clulrh, tire, muffler , usual down lo an impressive Reautv 5 a Ion SALE: Portable Remington L e /o Herald. 1 BR Apt. Large. Immediate 873 Walker Ruildir.; double firsptnre -in the living alet p•!*,!,-—-hm*---r*d:-- *"• iJ FOR Quiet writer—A ! rood. Reckon Hifflftnf knives m » up, shoes, 3 BR apt. Large. .Avail, i.itn n»k F A J 7M4 mom and indoor harherue. LA 2-2^36. bools, luggsge. ARMY * NAVY able. Call FA 2 3187. .1., E d u catio n - Ittalrticliun 14 Nov. ... *0 There ii canal frontage ailjaSURPLUS. 310 Sanford Ave. door. Home unfurn. 3 BR i itaih inn 1938 Ol.DSMOHII.F. four B u ild ____ • P a i n t • li e p a i r rant to a picturesque suburban FACTORY TO YOU Realtor—Im urnr PIANO LESSONS 75c. FA 2 8032. Home unfurn. 3 HR. t Rith rvs clean. Phone FA 2 *IVt lake. A little cleanup will make rA t> M I________ 113 X. Tark i p u v r , N n. Color, ALUMINUM .TO. Article* Wanted a «perLilly. Furn. Home. 3 BR |>i Bath 121 the outside setting match the VENETIAN BUNDS FOR SALE: 1932 Bl’ICK 2 dr. 6. For Rent Residential, commercial, Indus Eurn. Home 2 BR. Avail outstanding quality of the home SOUTH SYLVAN Lake Shores Enclosed head Sag proof bottom WANTED CPO TOP COAT. at«9 Reviera hard top. FA 2 38.1*. 'rial Licensed an! bonded 42 __ Call 14383 1* Nov. 83 Rrautiful lakefront home near itself. Owner says SEJ.L, su rail with plastic ends. Plastic ___ FA ________ ______ _ 2-BEDRUOM unfurnished houie Work guaranteed Free e*ti Furn. Home. 2 Hr. Avail. ing completion, for someone de Ihe price is only 813,990 with or rayon tape* Coliun or nylon V A 'A .N T TO BUY large nlr corn* ;|'J. A ii tu Itepnir Service 2U05 French Ave. FA 2-2093. 1C Nov. too mates. Charlie Burris, FA 2 1171 airing the best of everything terms. This is a TOP NOTCH fnrd* , _ , pressor tank. Phone FA >7814 nr FA 2 1437. Unfurn. Home i RFl t flaih no Call FA 2 7838. Heal—don't miss it! Senkarik Glass nnd Paint C o . ------------------------------ -' FURNISHED apt. FA 2 2800. AUTO GLASS 1 1 — i i i - i i 14„___l a a e i-— j b 210 Magnolia Ph FA 14172 A Pf,ATT S CARPENTRY Service*. INSTALLED 1.1. M nrlgnge i.o n n s 1^3-ROOM ground floor furnished , "WE TRADE" Stenstrom Realty new work 4 repair. Specialise V.’iflrUhietd Hack (Ha** aparttneiil ltd month, 113 Pal MORTGAGE LOANS in Fla. run'ii enclnriiics. I' i me! to. Door tilii** Vent GUM W A N T A D S H R IN C III N Park Ave Phone F* 2 2420 FHA and Convent on»l FA 2 7 Ilf,. SKR\ ICM Commercial A Residential 4 ROOM furnished house Incited FURNISHED apartment tni pal ST E M PE R Agency CARPENTRY, painting, roofing -Seiikarik Gla** anil P a in t Co. FAST RESULTS al 613'* E. Third St. No child | metto. FA 2 C289 after 8 p. m. Realtor—Insuror ST hN ST R O M H L A i.lY an l cement work. FA 2 1899 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 1822 I ren. FA 2-1X91. ’ FA 5-1991 115 N. Tark HI N. Park fhone FA 2 2420 LOVELY’ 2 bedroom unfurnished SONNY'S PAINTING 2 BEDROOM upstairs apartment, house in excellent neighbor 1 REST OFFER will buy 82,000 15. Hu*ine** O ppurltliiilie* Top Quality Work—Low Rates air conditioned. 870 FA 10**1 equity In Iskeview home; 3 hr.nd, 828 Escambia. FA 2 0274 NKW HOMKS BY FA 2 2*71 «r r A 2-4037 5erv!ce nta’.inn bedrooms. 2 hath*, built in kit FOR LEAST. APARTMENT, pnvate hath, nire Gon*. eilahlished location In rhen equipmenh Th. FA 2 3*72 |S ly furnished. (I0 mo 407'* W READY FOR OCCUPANTT ventsrv takeover THE Pl'RE 1st OIL COMPANY. 601 W Sixth I hnn*e from ma n r varied IN SANFORD Street Cily 2 BR house, medern. FA 2-0378. exterior de*l(n« and floor 3 BEDROOM, 2 full bath, separate n(an*. LOCATED ________________ _____________ I ‘um dining room: 2 yr. old CBS 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen furn­ NICELY furnished duplex, plea fO U O f S IR V I 10 LIVE IH SOUTH PINKCREST ft SUNLAND ESTATES Palmetto Avenue, ,jnvl,n ai,um r FHA mort­ ished. 873 month FA 2-3883 sant surrounding*. 117 or 319 gage. balance $13,800, and move WHERE . . . . T tfc Ft G K f c t i N W. 12th. SI. Phone NO I 1289 or ROBERT A WILLIAMS. Realtor FURNISHED t room house. 38W VA and F i l l FINANCING right ih. TK'l 7909 or FA 2 (362 BUILT-IN DREAM or FA 2 3203. Orlamiu Duvt, Siofurd. AVHF.nE____ Raymond I.undquist. Atioe. VA—NO IIOIA N PAXMKN1 tS T A T L S KITCHENS Atlantic Bank Bldg - UNFURNISHED houses in FA 2 3911 LARGF three rwdruom unfurn CLOSING COSTS LOW WITH APPLIANCES BY WHERE . . . til TTff MOME'i nhed horns t i l l Park Ave Oviedo: 1 unfurnished houie 3317 869 DOWN - 869 MONTH AS * J g Q «• CAN YOU GET if, A • 8123.01’ m"n:h Call FA 2 3931 Palmetto Ave.. Sanford; I un­ j pedriwm. 1 bath home .tear B I N I R A L ^ ELECTRIC MORE HOME ^ Kt l ’ th V.‘ jN ' i furnished house 921 French new high school, COTTAGE, 3 rooms. Couple and ------Al.sn--------REFR1GER VTOR Ave Sanfurd; furnished apart DOLLAR VALUE f SUPREME REALTY baby accepted. 869 FA 2-1737. IIVEN —It ANGK men! 317 Park Ave. FA 2 13.341 Of Orlando, Inc. • 2 * 3 * 4 Bedroom* FHA F H A FINANCING W ATKit HEATER C LE A N modern furnished s o t* . 311 Park Ave. Kersey. RESALE AVAILABLE Cllerry l 3331 • Planned Lake Front DESIGNED FOR AOUR 891 Palmetto FA 2 4331 Serelie Eve. CRestwood 7 21*0 Community ------------------------------2 BEDROOM furnished apartment L O W LOW LOW BETTER LIVING a l r e a d y f in a n c e d b i FINANCING SMALL furnished hportment 800 Palmetto Avenue. • 4 FurnUked Model* for ELECTRICA l.l. Y DOWN PAYMENT 1‘ark Ave. FA 2-0731. ORIGINAL PI RCMASER yuur Ineperlion IHREt TIONS: Turn Meat FURNISHED I hedrnom duplex. on 291h SI. Follow Country l o n g d a l e i NO QUALIFYING — OTHER THAN GOOD CREDIT RENT A HKD Minimum $350 I)n. Ph. FA 2 0383. Club |<d. k Watch for nor W if ,,e» i Of H St LOW INTEREST BATF-S 5 It -druom - I ’ • llalh Rollaway, Hospital k Baby Beds alga*. LARGE 2 bedroom house and DOWN PAYMENTS LOW AS 82"n sf By Dav. Week or Month I p A R K H screen porch, unfurnished- $10 I BEDROOMS ----------- 1 k 1 BATHS BUILT BY’ CARROLLS FLHNITIRF. Mill It p * 11(111 \ PA 1 MENT lO K fl * month. Ph. Geneva 2IM. Ph FA 2 3181 118 W. lit Si. RENTALS HOMKS AVAI1.AB1.E NO ( I OSING ( (1ST | > AND 2 BEDROOM homes. Day FURNISHED cult age located at S.17 Mo. Include* Everythin! _ ODHAM & TUDOR Five Points: weekly or monthly; LAKE MAK1 BI.ML P tone FA 2 5611 A/ler 6.00 IIIGH DR1 VAOODED LOTS | i b 4 BEDROOMS HWY. 17*2 271K ST. CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 565 per month. Ph. FA 2-1161. NO 8 3122. Just Meat of 17-91 DIRECTIONft: « Ml. So- _ I Sanford. 2. FULL bATHS SANFORD PH. FA MS9I Hwy. 17-92. Turn ■ 811 Weal 13th Street FA 2-812.1; FA 2-8570 LARGE I bedroom freshly painted ! 1-BEDROOM ftfmiabed apartment, 1■ Right I Mi. P ao DynatronCARPETI D Phone FA 2 -ilu l J. BRAIL KY ODHAM. PRES. ^ ^ apartment, 310 Magnolia A K : clean. Small child accepted. J ir«. Follovs Sign*. LI VI NG r o o m s Rossetter. Florist, FA 11831. , 3013 So. Sanfurd Ave NO 1-4343 J T*ee.. thna PH. • 1 M l , day W fore lowrtlnn. Mon. • Rat. noon. WELAKA APARTMENTS: roomi LAKEFRONT HOME rent or tale. private hath* 114 W First St. 2 hr., 2 porchei, kitchen equip­ ped, many eatrai. Good fish LOCH ARBOR — Cryital Drive. ing. Owner TA 2 1387. Two bedroom home, completely redecorated, kitchen equipped, icreened porch, carporle, stor- 12, Real Fatale For Sale ape. Quiet neighborhood. Muvt «e* to appreciate. FA HIM . FOR SALE or .R A P E - 83,330 equity,In 3 bedroom CBS home for house trailer or icll for 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped. 89,930 Small down payment. FA 23138. Located In city on over h acre 2-BEDROOM block home. Large lot and plenty of tree*. Phone utility and Florida room. DeFA 2 7631. Biry. TA 27213. Sowing Much. Repairs C. A. Whiddon, Sr. Dawn's STEMPER Agency I | ODHAM & TUDOR * HOMES S8250 ! ! IDGE Shoemaker �Cart, a atliili' i llbdUkxm took' tng and sorting unit It demonstrated by Lucy Nowlla, home economist for Florida Pow­ er sod Light Co, and Data The door pritea, an electric Thrasher, sales representative. A. K. Shoemsker Jr., head el blanket, donated by Sanford Electric Co., went to Mrs. P. L. Elmore of n o t Lincoln St. Parents showed Interest in the family planned homes and kiddies were wide-eyed waiting for rides oa the ponies ia the play area of the park. Tli* home with the solid oak block floors drew the largest amount of attention along with the demonstration of the Partlo The Ravenna l^ark Home* open (m u m attracted familte* from all o ver Central Florida Sunday to ae« the aeven modela of three and four bedroom home*. plained tha all-electric equipped homea juat completed. Tha Golden Value Home shown here waa one of the seven visited by tha 1,500 persona who attended the open house. (Herald Photo) NEW MEDALLION HOMES IN RAVENNA PARK were open to tha public Sunday and tht modela attracted familiM all during tha day. Representative* of Shoe­ maker Conntruction Co., developar of Ravenna Park, ex­ Bhoem ake*----- G w t w U e # -----tv builder of the homes, reported that this was a most successful home showing with about 1 Vo people in the area viaiting r / J tenaa Park and viewing the homes. POR — W eddings Hirthdaya Anniversaries OPEN Friday Evaslage GWALTNEY Jeweler I • . Park PA SUCC WATCH REPAIRING NEW YORK (U P !j - Hew Y " * »j M City PoUcs Commissioner Stephen P. Kennedy threatened today So call e«t the Marinaa If discontentad policemen carry out a massive “sick’* strike on election day. Kennedy, buffeted by a fsud with his own force, added that U thd Marines were not available Nov I, ho would call on tha mili­ tia, the military police or the par­ atroopers to protect the “sacred" right to vote in peace. Ha also said he would fire any policemen Involved in such a strike. Ilowevar, John J. Casaese. pres­ ident of the Patrolmen's Benevo­ lent Association which has long SECOND ?«*e KcnnHy's resign*'1''", denied any •alck* ’strike waa afoot for electioa day when tha witlra 24,000-man force Is used because of tha voting. Kennedy said Mon­ day he had reports that large 'numbers of policemen planned to rail in sick and say they were too 111 to report to the police surgeon for a checkup, making it impoaaibia for tha polica doctor to veri­ ty or object to all sick reports by making house rails. Tha flection day strike report followed a traffic ticket ''slow­ down'* or strike eaactly one week ago, allegedly called by leaders of policeman who objected to Ken­ nedy’s sharp crackdown on the I! legal but prevalent practice of “mPpnUgbtlPK,". In which patrol­ men hold outside job* to supple­ ment their salaries. FOR CONTINUED GROWTH An d p r o g r e s s RE-ELECT Sanford Youth Joins Army City Commissioner Dorsey W. Kettering, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Kettering Sr., 2123 Yale Av*„ enlisted in the regular Army for three years active duty. Ha attended Seminole High School and was recently employed with a local food alnre. CROUP A NO. 1 man with I years ef EXPERIENCE EFFICIENCY and ECONOMY Ynur vole and support appreciated , Nov. », )»H0 ANNUAL Match Your S k i l l Other Local Football And .Get Paid For Your Fun. FOOTBALL CONTEST CONTEST RULES FREE CASH PRIZES will be awarded each week (in accordance with Contest Rules at right) as follows: 1st PRIZE: $15; 2nd PRIZE: $10; 3rd PRIZE $5. Nothing to Buy. Nothing to Pay. No Obligation. • 9 football ganies this weekend are placed, one in tach ad on this page. Indicate winner by writing in the name of team opposite the advertiser’s name in tha Kntry Blank. Xu scores. Ju st pick winners. THIS PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH TUESDAY DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASON. DINK AT THK • Tick a number which you think will be tha high­ est number of points scored by any one team on this page and place this number in the space pro­ vided in_ Kntry Blank. Thu will be used to breakties. SIGN • One entry only to each contestant. Entries must be brought to the office of this puper or postmark­ ed no Inter than Friday X’oon, November 4. GOOD KATING I OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK (Keaaonable GEORGIA TRCII VS. TENNESSEE PILLOW R E N O V A T IN G Featliera elerilired under ultraviidrt light and placed In new Inking I. It'KNSF.lt IlY HTATK HOARD OF IIKALTM SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY NO EMPLOYEE OF THE SANFORD HERALD OR MEMBER OF HIS FAMILY IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE. Facsimile also Accepted) Address .My Name la .... . Seminole County Laundry . Boh Crumley AgencyDay ’n Nile G rill.................. Mary Carter Paint* Cavanaugh Tire Service Chapman Concrete Products Oscar’s Cocktail Lounge Senkarik Glass k Paint ....... Pinccrest Inn Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner INSTALLED'REPAIRED Q l l C K I N S U R A N C E CLAIM S E R V I C E will he the nioet points scored in liny one game SENKARIK GLASS A M A IL OR BRING EN TRY BLANK T O WISCONSIN BUY 1 G ET G A LLO N V£/ SOI W. FIRST HT. KENTUCKY 1 GAL FREE FA 2-361 VS. VANDERBILT SANFORD Winners of Last Week’s Contest: First Prize - *13 — MILS. OWEN MrCARRON, 1l« I nk* Minnie Dr.. Sanford. Fla. Second Prig* — SIO — A. I- OMEY, P. 0, Box 27. Lake Mary. Third Prlxe — $5 — I). A. SMITH. P. O. Boa 32K, Lake Mary . Bob Crumley Agency lank building I ML Rant of Frearh on 25th St. DANCE TH E Flak Tire Diatrihotor ARKANSAS VS. RICK 0■ • m --""H •’*’ J to TIIK MUSIC OF FAIRLANES # MINNESOTA VS. IOWA T y-j OHIO STATE VS. INDIANA Fur the Do-lt-Ymirielf Home Rrmedeler Furl Drum Pwta I’eli« lllorLe - 2" s »" i OF* and 2" a 11" i 2»" Site* 4" * 20" a 10 bulkhead Piling Flnwer lied llordrra Property Line I'orner Poet a Sep lie Tank Cover ste m ALSO — Si Ila, Linlela and Door llradera LOUNGE, BAR & PACKAGE 1 IKK S U iY I lh NORTHWESTERN HERALD Pre-Cast Concrete Material CA VA N A U GH VS. 'COMPLKTR Football Contest Editor M ary Carter Paints PAINT CO ] t e MAGNOLIA K \ g. Co-Spwninr ml l . <if Fla. fnntball hroadcaat oeer WTKK CHAPM AN C O N C R E T E PRODUCTS DUKE VS. NAVY GOOD FOOD Air Conditioned Comfort The Bute Market Keetaurant WAKE FOREST V i. N. C. STATE �United Fund campaign* are everybody’* responsibility anil all •hnnld lialp eul aa much aa poeaible with aontrlbutlona. D ent Wav* th* burden of paying for our aerrtee agenelea *o a f*w. Help now! _____________________ WEATHER; Fair through Thursday. High today, TS-80. Low tonight. 16-66.________________ 'VOL. 63 United Press Leased Wiri Established 1908 WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1960 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. W ------ }— Temporary Tax Relief Asked In Orienta Area Benson To Lead UF Campaign 'In Casselberry Kennedy Says GOP Uses Bomber Fund For Votes; Ike Joins Nixon Rally Properly owner a from two aubdivisions hard hit by high wa­ ter! all year atked the County Board of Equalization for “tern porary lav relief* at the ftrat moving now, the administration f Kennedy got tumuttuona *y*« Uy United Preta International equalisation session thia morning Sen. John F. Kennedy accuted should be blamed for acting ao lion in Loa Angelei Tuesday from Only about 30 person* alt ended ■lowly on *uch a vital weapon,” a downtown noon-hour crowd the morning seision aa compared ,he Elsenhower adminlairallon to Kennedy said. I which police estimated at about with 300 last year. day of releasing an additional ilia comment canie a* he began 200,000. He made ■ aeriee •# R esid e n t, ol O rient* (’. anient atked the hoard for temporary s,ss million for development of the t second and final day of cam- , speeches in the area, winding lap a a _ __ _ n __ .UK __. ..* m..t. before • Kea.tf I38,000 I |W1 narinnt about persona iniista inaid* relief a* most ol their property ..... B7o bomber ‘ to1 _increaae Rcpubli paigning in Vice nPresident Richand outside Ihe stadium St East has hern coicred by water sincr can voles.” ird M. Nison s home »l*te to j <n. t Democratic presidential capture the 32 electoral votes Los Angeles Collet* where he A S Merrill from Florida Ha candidate said the adminiaHa- which Caiifoio.. gate in 1332 *nd "tf4.7 Tttwiuiuted by- Adial T.i-J itaBU • venson, Democratic standard sen on Lake Seminary said hr I on's decision a week before IMfl to President Eisenhower, hearer in 1932 and 193*. had no complaint about the as election day to release fundsKennedy detailed an education* aeasmrnt hut said "we need some made available a year and a halt at program he would pul into ef Earlier, befor# perhaps •.on# relief as my property isn't wortii ago by the Deinocralic-conirolled feet if elected president and cheering supporters outside Ihe full cash value because of Ihe Congress wa* "a transparent po- ' charged that "tlir current crisis Dnuglaa Aircraft Co. plant at critical high w a irrs” htiral maneuver” rather than an In our educalmnal aystrm" was Long Reach, Calif., Kennedy for The hoard agreed to ronsider effort to increase national de- : caused by ‘'(ailure to meet nnr the second romeeutive day leased the mailer. fensra. rcaponslbililira over the pad eight Niton for hia use of Eisenhower The hoard a!.o had requests i "Ear being credited for I y e a n ." in the campaign. for lax reductions because of low ------------------ - ■ ■ — ----------LOOT TAKEN FROM SUSPECTS included three stocking* containing al­ Amid laughter from the crowd, flying planes near the Sanford most I-10O in change and several tools thnt could be used in burglaries. Kennedy said, he understood Nil* Naval Air Station and agreed to Deputy Slim Galloway joined Deputy L. J. K m . renter, and Highway on apent two and a half hours study that *!*o. Pntrolman J. S. Foster in examining the cache of change after threp at thr While Home Monday “ ask­ The hoard aim received U (Herald Photo) suspects were booked. ing the president to go with him The Naval Ar Matin* will test written complaints on appeaia for to Pittsburgh and Cleveland." its alarm airen at • a. m. homes,ead exemption and ail of In New York Nixon, eampaif*- . them were denied. Most of the Thursday and has asked area ing for the first time with Preairesidents In Ignore It H will complaints were denied because dent Eisenhower at hi* aide, (old not indicate any emergency. there was no tide in the appli­ cheering throng, today that Ken­ cant** name hy Jan. I or they The lire* will be tested with a nedy ia too small a man for th* ere allowing the property to he ta mlnutr b in t fdr Its periodic big job in the White House. check. Krii said he believes thaU this used for rental purposes. An alert Seminule deputy a r - 1 service station at 13th St. and Nixon ar.d Eisenhower mads rested three South Florida men french Ave. and asked the at- is a large scale burglary ring that Indications arr that the board their raoipnign debut together be­ The County Commission will believed involved in , large acaie haa been going on throughout , lloul(| wlod up the eomplalnta ,f hf ™>,ld r »*b in 1 ,0‘ fore a r i owd of 10.(100 to 13,000 at have extra help with them tonight . o. change aa "l want to gel my many counties in Ihe state pull j,y #i(|i*r this altcrnoon or Thurabuddies out of Jail." , Long Island's Roosevelt Field In* off various ihefia when they meet with the Orange burglary ring. day mnrninr Held for investigation after be p then. according to Krit. shopping center, then set out nn a ’County Commission on the Joint All sheriffs offices have hern At noon there were only a lew ing caught with $383.74 in as that he searched the car and alerted and the Florida Sheriff# more complaints to be heard. day-long quest with Henry Cahot water management program. C o n d u c t o r D iC S Lodge amt Gov. Nelson A. Rocke­ A representative of Rrynolda. sorted change were Oscar Paul f„un,| me four stocking! full of bureau has hern called Into the The cooii.ii.sion will rrview all M||.ASC, Italy (U l'l) — Famed Smith and Hill. Jacksonville en Meyer. 23 of Miami; Glenn M money. | case, feller (or New York State's 48 lb* complaints, check the pro (;lrfk .,1„IM ron.|llrlor rainv.tri jincering firm hired for a toun Shouley, 13, Hialeah and Rarney rlri tnral vote*. peitv involved, and reach its fin.! M)|[llpim|„ ,t M. formrr tyvide water eontrol study, will M. Baskin, 27, also ot Miami, Ihe litlP presidential nomine# drilsum in *Ikmii Hirer weeks. of the Minneapolis and New York told Long Ishvudria that although ail in oo the meeting to advise The three were arrested earlv KENNETH MclNTOSH symphuoy niche,tras. died today Kennedy claimed “Ihi, i* a Hina Hie local governing body on the this morning after Deputy I,. J. nn the podium nf La Seala opera for grewlne,, and I am great." tha $380,000 project. Kriz found four large .men’s house. Three representative* of the socks ia Ibe rear of their car Drmos-rntir nominee actually lack­ firm met wi;h commlsaioMis Riled with money. ed tha stature of current Republi­ Expressway Wins * Tuesday afternoon and agreed can leadership. 1W three have denied stealing < __ . . . w . . . . > to have one of their officers, lAr- any iMM&y, h r u 'who' handled* The vice prrsidrnt said hi, op­ TALLAHASSEE tUf’l l —What '.li*” bivntiuatiiin a..,d 'Die County Uumnilsiion by a Tha only negative vote was hy old Scott, attend Hie meeting ponent's rlmigr thnt America ha, is very likely the last legal One phase of Hie project In TCrfz xSId Tuesday morning he 3 I majority luesday afternoon Commissioner Homer Little. who Sanford Attorn v K • iin rtii Mr hern (landing still during tha Thr County Commission Tuesday ubst.rl. to finnming pait of the solves eight and a half mile* of spotted a suspicious ta r with a voted to reject aplat for Oak laid that since the Zoning Board j ;rPr,| j„ wnrk with the trusters Noith-Soulh Eipres»w»y in Miami Intosh is a* named pieziilent of the Elsenhower adm'nistiatlon i, "tha ehanne' improvement, hridgrs Michigan tag near the Deck Bar land Estates afier hearing County and County engineer * otfice had of the county law library in esta ««• removed Tue.d.y by the Stale Srm.m.le County Juvenile Council silliest thing that hn, hern laid and .structures on the Little We-l on ||wy. 17 92 near the Doglr.uk Engineer Carlton Bliss testily in this campaign.” ||# aim as­ Supreme Court. The high mo ai h rnenl inerting of th* organl sailed Kennedy fur picturing KiaHist ‘ port kma of that area are okayed live plat according to (dishing and installing thr tiliFan k iv River at an estimated cost no.nl refn.K.I, without opinion, to reregulation* he felt (list Hie com in the i-ouriroom at the rolirthiuisr roltiider its previous action up- sat Ion. of $ 1M),000. A similar program Alter the car pulled away irom •object tn periodic flooding." enhowrr a , '’wrong” n n t h e Tlie hoard appomleil Com ini* The commission, during the missionhad no alternative hut for the ilnwrll Branch area would the bar he noted that a Iclrplwn** J,:h;' ................. ljiinimy.Mat.il and Cuban Issue* •i.mrr J. II. Van Hoy In meet with ho|d>ng vaiid.tlnit of the hig bond ||tiji|lh ,.(lllll| l|m(lirt wa, aiectcd ani| |„ |,jn denting* with Soviet - ro»t approximately $200,000. booth outside had hern ■tarn morning session of the meeting l‘i Approve it. Ihe Irudrra on Hie cost and plans i'*l|e by the Itadr ( Irvuil t ourt. posiponed action on Hie plal tin 'h e r *he actum, UakiaiiJ sire presirlrnt and C. K. McCord. | t(TIII|„ . xikiU S. Klirualichee. * Ihe meeting is scheduled (or pered with." for Ibe Itbrarv which ta expected , , , , Id they could hear testimony from Estate* developer Lee Cohn told juvenile eounarlor, wa. name.l M xn(l, who railed Kennedy • Orlando at Hie Orange County Kris sent out an all points I' CVei* S u S p O C tC f l the Herald he would file a man not to exceed $300. Courthouse. alert for the vehicle,' hut the IHii,. aeeretary-treaaorer. - i „ r, f , r»d" liar over Social Edwin Slilnholaer, attorney and LONDON (L T h — Jbrren et»r fills, ’laid that about tia) fcet damn* suit against the eommii Norman Bryant «f the engine*r Florida Highway patrol and de . . . . , , Juvenile Jlldg# Vernon Mur Security Tuesday night, told his a member of the truslcea appear Etiaahelh ayiur lovJny w». ze .... . „ oll|, „ ml s-pt.-m- ttrookl,n amliem. that hi. opponing firm also inlormed com mis polios were unsuccessful in lu m the -sou tit seclion ot theflat ; *i°n aoinethne this wei-k Cohn had planned a ... rd before Ihe board and cited the nor ini to ha under examination ,lrr 0c|f)ber , totnl , nt „ 01lid "ao.k Ihe poor” to ray aioners that he hope* to have rating the car. it low "and. in my opinion, subdevelopment on Hie 116 acre area importance nl the lihrarj. for a suspected r.-e of Malta (>f j u„ niU ofr,.„,f , wi,h traf f„r Democrntir faiiipaign prommost ot the data on the survey ,< arty Lu* morning, a jeet to periodic flooding " Mayor William M. Benson ef Casselberry bai accepted the Job at chairman of the United Fund Drive in that area, Ft wa* an nounced today. The mayor reported that 10 perAtom have already volunteered to v he1p with the campaign, in Cataelberry. W. E. Gray, Lake Mary, will bold a meeting Monday at hit bom* for all workers to kirk off i a two-week erasb drive for the i LiF. The Lake .Mary area it the only area announced ao far to have a house-to-house drive. Gray will work with 30 volunteer! to 4 cover the area. Th* kick-off breakfaat for Hie 400 Club will he held at * a. m. Thuraday in the Civic Cemer. Businessmen in the Greater San ford area have been contacted to attend and become member! of ihe too Club for CF. •Engineers To Join Commissioners At Drainage Session No Emergency Burglary Suspect Held News Briefs Commission Rejects Plat Board To Support For Home Development McIntosh Heads Juvenile Council County Library -C o m p le te d in about CUC ittOBlh, f l o y , r r g y p a lie i Hearing Likely On Road Board Member's Books ^ bftseen Lsfc^Qrienta _and. iiV .,j.rf- in ittii- a including a list nf Ihe top priority car with a Miami tag going at projects in the program. an unia-vfu! rate of speed, Kri.t Commissioners agreed that reported. • “critical” areas such as land-The three men were taken to locked l.akr Orients and the K.con- the jail and thr driver charged lockhatchee. Wekiva and Howell with speeding. One ol the men area* would be studied first. said he wanted some coffee and Bryant said he hope* to meet dmijhnui* and asked it he eould w-ith federal authorities in shout jei some. Km said ■ month in Jackvonville on thr “ It was at this Innr," Kriz cost of the program and urged saki. “ that t pulled up at the a representative nf the commis­ jail and noted Ihi* same vehicle sion, Couniy Engineer Carlton and saw the man pulling away Bliss, and attorney Mack Cleve­ from the rurh ” land Jr. In attend the meeting Krit said the man drove to a Ite .aid ihii * pariiuca liic f Roy, rear end of Hie court room would Leading the protests against the be suitable and all Ihe llhrarv plat was Commissioner La-vrenre wot.Id nerd is a 13 b.v 20 area Swafford who said he felt that _ .. the land was just not suitable for [ a f f t f n A flfP lP fs Blood Bank Visit any kind of development \ e u 3 t j 1 /v v itv iv U Cohn said it was the ninth lime Five Circuit Court ravex have the plat had been heiore the Is Postponed Tlie Mobile Unit 1*1 the 5emi hern set for trial ihi* month Hv commission. note County Rlood Rank will not Circuit Judge Voile Wiliams Jr. -------. . hr in Lake Mary tiilay. The mo after defendants pleaded inno bill' unit has been postponed on cent at arraignment Tuesday, 22. The nfobile unit will Truman CuntHe of Rear Lake late Individual donations which and Harold D. King Jacksonville, will be creilitrd In Ihe l ake are scheduled for trial on •• , Marv Rank supply. parair mawdiugiitrr founts Nov, 1 7 and Nov, tl Cnnkle is charged with the i.os ANGELES f l 't ’D—A re knife slaying nl Albert Sima last p„|-{ 0q marathon deliberation* in spring. King is accused ot negli the second murder trial nf Hr. R genre in the traffic death last Bernard Finch and Caroic Trejoff May 2* of an 11-scar old child may he ordered Thursday hy the The Slate nul-prosscd a man trial judge If the juror* d» not slaughter charge against Noah rcarh » verdict today. Goodman, , S year old Sanford Superior Judge l.erov Hu a.nn Negro, charged in the pistol s!a> denied luesday a defense motion jn. 0( %%atlaw Dallas, also a Negro to poll the 11 women and one man The othrr Dial, involve Oscar m ,ee how they stood numerirall) VellJ' u*' Springs, sc- without reference to guilt or in ru ,c,| 0( incest, Nov. II; William noetnee. ^ « $,• *„ *1 i ;,c.iauck. fern Hark, #four count* Sut-h a poll, the Jitri-l .aid. breaking and entering and might hr taken Thursday if nn iarcen> Nov, u and James “ nn* verdict 1* reached Negro, aggravated At dav a end, the jury had He 1lilieratcd an even to hours, »ur passing hy 3 hour, and 4<) min ute* the point at which ifu- first Science Club Sets trial jury found it.elf in hopelet* dissension. Five Circuit Court Judge May Poll Finch Trial Jury CLEARWATER tUI’li —A hear* I nothing tn hide, innocent n[ ing is experted to be achedulid j any wrongdoing and would ragc.lv in Hie next few day* to consider ,,,e r0,1tl rommittee * inv' a permanent court order prevent- la,l"n 0 ’ ^ ! ' * / iV .^ rh u r-la v , _ . . . , Al Bradenton last im irsdaj, A* 2 Bond Board m im bff’ AI Flo^crr wa% urnuunceo flpnouncf d oj bv 11 II .'i \1 ivo-crv vva. Rog.ro a hank rerord* from being F iore, editor of the l ee County •uppocnaed by the Kelly Com- Newt al Fort Myers More laid the Stair Road Department took miltee. Circuit Judge Jack While Issu- tlie worst nf three routes to re ed a temporary injunction in direct Ibe Tamiami Trail through B Rogcro's favor Tuesday and said Fo"' ilyers and that Rogrro own h* would set a date for a hearing ed properly near the route sc on a permanent injunction later, levied. The committee obtained a aubFiore, representing a North F'ort Thursday Meeting poena for all of Rogero'i record* .Myers businessmen s group proDr Harlan R h o d e s a nornoto in the Bank ot Clearwater after testing the new highway location, logi.l |Irom (he University o f Halloween Art Roger#’* name came up repeat suggested that Rngero might have nation in •Hly during a public hearing of influenced tlie location of the F loud 4 fYpenmenl the Interim Legislative Commit route to realize financial gam Ga uirii ille. Wilt tlbe the guest Winners Listed «..w was „ „ „„„ ..... w of tht Winner# fur thr 9UIlford Rtcui* Rogero also ........ criticized by speaker at a me tee on Roads, headed by Sen. * lub ,n ,be Seminole High ti»n Dept. Halloween Art Contest airr-, a Bradenton land Scott Kelly of Lakeland, in Bra Chestei Chaire', apple,*er, who said he was tired School Glee Club room. Dr. in the Junior High division were '(Pdemon last week. Rogero sought the injunction on from the road department as a ftnodr-r will >pra» al ■ p. m. [ton Thompson, first, and Robhv, ----------- ---------b r e a m J b“r^_*y ?."d. ,.^1U ^ Stewart, aesund place. grounds the subpoena called for right of w a y 'appraiser Problem in Florida. To* Jtt-nlor High winner, v*eie records as Far hack a* 1934, which he had ''stepped on Mr. Rogero* JudI Taylor, first, and Frankie 1 predated bis appointment to the toes” by appraising property at Ballard, second place. .Assassin Kills Self road hoard He argued that aurh too low a figure. Il was expected that Rogero P a in tin g , for (hr Halloween Art records will involve Individuals TOKYO (LTD - Olova Yams and (irm* that had nothing to do would testily at the neat meeting guchi, the 17 year old rignlist who , < unteat were done on windows ef with any activity connected with j of the board, which Is expected aasstiinated Socmlistleader Ine downtown stores with apeelal i bis Job as a board memtrer. ' to he held about the middle of jiro Asacuoia Oct. 1J, hanged paint* fumhbed Fey the Iterre* lie again prortaimed he had 1 Una mu nth. t himacil m jaia iaie biday. jtiuil Dr-pi. I>ie l»»ily JUil.qiiulcil.w.fir of Mi.s Taylor's duel ora a , .uyiug he i, rouvlm ed Malta fever i. (lie wuira of the alai'* illoe*., al­ though more te-t. would be oe. e«. •ary for a final uiafnoal,. lolis For Cubans MIAMI ( l I'll — Mayor Robert King- High of Miami said jnble,* 1 nl,miv may he .ru t to othrr part. of thr country .11 they won't go imiiirry. He predi ted that a pro. a "" " >" telm-ate .»me of the ihotnamls if refugee Cuban* will ,hp btv..r, l _ j „r, ___ ._ Garden Club Joins Drive Against State Litterbugs The Sanford Garden Cluh ha. dedjnateil lattrrhug Day. Joined na *1,110 organization in During 1951, the Ruad*ide 0** cumtialHiig litterbugs. velupmfiJt (omrnillee of Ihe (,arK,e Florida Fcderatiun of (.ar ‘,,,n Llub* aware o( tha ,|wn CI11I1* theme, "A More Iteau Hful F'Jor.il*.'* led lo Imlay being street, and beai.tifut highways. In say nothing nt th* thoughtleal i rkera in »ur state parka and ilside ro ts , and thr feileralion rd voted In adopt "Don't be a erbug" as the nlfieal slogan he »i'#d m the Roadside Dozpment Committee’, rampaigu rl nn mat# thia Increasing mrnTo avc'iriiptish a satisfying and manent anti-litterhug ronvriness, garden eluh member* ilrd together in a unified effort make their influence felt in More Beautiful Florida,” Mr*. M. Flow era, publicity chairn ot (he Sanford club said, a 1952 The Niliunal Federation Garden t'luha followed ia Flor1 footvtrpa and started worklur a more beaulilv.1 Ameri 'uday aign. are posted along Tula's highways offering a U reward to anyone repilling nrotie dumping trash on or near highwaya. Some atates pay aa rh as tltwo reward. If we are unable lo inspire a untary cooperation and pride the IhoughUess Individual, Hi*n should support proper admin alma of lawa and' ordinance! ngned to discipline such peoTbe Iniportanre of cooperacannot be stressed loo strongly so let 111 proceed determinedly toward Uva aehlavament of eur goal — "A More Beautiful Ftur da," 2 a /ia ti aeid. .....1 and enthusiasm TODAY IS "J.riTKKIIl'G DAY” in Sanford and the (irrden (Tub urK',,.a all residents to make a concerted effort to keep city streets and areas clean. Tuesday, Mayor Earl Higginbotham signed the “ Litterbug Day” proclama­ tion nn Mrs. f. N. Flowers, Garden Club publicity chairman, teft. and Mrs. Eric Vihlen, Garden Club president, right, look on. (iicraiu l*bou>J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 01, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 01, 1960; <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/90e941a79a1c835fc3d692cb18e28fe5.pdf 41bae3c64003a7fdc377ca05c86435ce PDF Text Text A C O M M U N I T Y OF H O M E S " B U I L T WITH Attend m r Open R o o m . . . 8 m Masonry Cofudruction, with and Aluminum * :rM m Park. 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A few year* a no people in Sanford complained that “there ju et i»n't anjrthinp doing in thfa town a t night." “Why, we have to go to Orlando o r SHH.vtnnn Beach to see an intern or con­ cert. How can this town grow without any culture?" they wanted to know. Well, something wax done about It. An organization called the Sanford-DeBarv Entertainment Association was form­ ed with the prime goal of bringing talent­ ed musicians to the area to perform at the Civic Center. And now that we have this organiza­ tion what happens? It gets insufficient support and could very well he put out of As a matter of fact it has now reached the stage where the scheduled program for this fall may have to be revised. Association officials reported today that at the present time then- are just not enough funds available for the programs contracted for. This means that there is a possibility that Rise Stevens may not be here as scheduled or the first production of the season, t'lirmen. scheduled Nov, 17 may have to be canceled. Now, if you care for culture in this town, back a group that is trying to give our citizens the best in entertainment. They need your support now. Tickets are available at ths Chamber of Commetce. If you put this off . . . then ju st foeget about any entertainment association here. And let’s hi-Hr no more of “you know, there just isn't anything doing in this town . . . . let's go to Orlando, 1 hear Carmen is coming there." ® h ? § m tf n r i> Ifm tU * WEATHER: Possible showers. High today 86. Low tonight 67. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Win News Briefs 16 Die In T ra ffic KUablished 1908 MONDAY. OCTOBER 31, I960 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. IS Castro Halts Fleeing Cubans MIAMI i f PI l —Th* State Patrol today counted at l«ast IS persons dead from traffic crashes between UAVANA lLIM>—Premier Fidel executives of nationalized busi­ tie no more flights from Havana." S pm . Friday and midnight fiun- Caslrn's revolutionary government nesses and industries with instruc­ The ' Show of Shows," one of Ihe day in one of th* year's bloodiest started cracking down on the business. tions to airport and harbor of­ most popular television program* and most tragic weekends. exodus of Cubans today and two With every organizational drive wa get foreign airlines decided to quit b« ficials not to 1st lham leave the in Cuba, announced Sunday night in Sanford ie teems there are just a few country. Immigration author!- it was going ofl the air tn make cause of lack of business. Gold fine Aide Guilty who do all the work. BOSTON tU PI) — Miss Mildred The government was reported lias seer* told to lift their pais- room for "Television Revolucion" But a a far a t the entertainment asso­ a government sponsored day long Psperman. secretary-partne'r to ready to nationalize travel sgen- purls. ciation it concerned it needs much more The foreign counter revolution* propaganda program industrial Bernard Gotdlinr, plead eies to tighten ill control over than a few hard working "go-gettrrs.*' Television has been totally na­ ed guilty today at the outset of lbs swarm nf nationals Peeing to ary Swan Island radio broadcast It needs everyone's support if k is to her trial on income lax evasion ihe l nitetl Mates and other names on the list telling them to tionalized in Cuba and purged of continue. seek asylum in foreign am base- almost all l ’. S. programs except charges. She was given a sus­ foreign countries. Perry Mason amt Huckleberry Tens oi thousands already have ie*. pended four month jail term and hound with Spanish sound tracks. left a ml. with Ire government The Mulch Kf.M airlines and the lined $2,500 on each of five counts. whipping up fcuri o( a 1‘, £ Venezuelan national airline LAV Somr L\ S. newsreels are u*ed but invasion, (be mil going served notice they would pull out slanted lor government purpoirs. l.ry a n t Spends $4,111)4 supported Invasion talk simmered down stream increiccd. this week. LAV dosed its ticket TALLAHASSEE l LTD - FarThe revolutionary regime ctrru i office today. KL.M told passengers somewhat Sunday when militia­ ria Bryant, Democratic nominee lated s lo.-g lit: ef ns:r..s of j booked ea flights !e Mism! T»»«- men, who had been alerted for for governor, said today he spent bank svciutivsA aliarebolders and I day to leave today aa •■there may- duty after 1,150 U. I. Marines $4,994 and collected $5,tod in Ills campaign last week. His HOP op­ . PHILADELPHIA ( U P I ) - . W nedy declared tn his unspoken »d that ons "eronomte judgment" ponent. George Petersen of Fort tie might make if a recession de­ Lauderdale, said hr spent $2,259 ®Juh» V. Kennedy derided Vic* I.esittoen text. veloped would lie tn propose "a and collected $1,157 m the tame Surh criticism eomrs easily to President Rirhard M. Nison's a party a hose candidate has said tax- rut fur a period nf four nr period. strategy for prat* today by insist­ that 'unemployment it inevitable.’ fiv* months." . ing "ther* it no puih.button mag- A party which has aboard the un­ Nixon plans s powerful one-two O lltllO U S C III A j f s l i n employment rate to soar tn 5.7 per punch at the Democrats during HALLANDALE tf P I ) — They Ie" for averting war. Th* Demucrutie piaridmitwd cent—a party whiih has presided this final week of the presidential did it again. Fur the 19th consecuover a continual deiiine in our campaign The other half of his live year, prankstrri perched an randidata said h* Is "convinced tata of economic growth," Ken fighting team is President Kisen outhouse ui front of the Hallandale that pear* ran b* obtained only nedy said. bower. post office on the eve of Hallothrough a stronger America —*n At a television studio in the Finalx plays mi> be worked ween. Aim) there were added touchf A m tr u a In which a strong n onrity, Kennedy appeared hefuie e out Inday between Eisenhower es tin* year: An old chicken coop, tuny, supporting a strong <fef*npanel of interviewers «nd snagevt- and the vice president, who an , uirtmrnt of traffic .signs and give posture, i< manned by a swings bark out on the campaign barricades, and a Indel seat baritizemy strong m their sense of trail tonight with appcaranrri in | tanced »n*nthe canopy over the purpose. . . Ridgewood and Newark, N. J., post office entrant* But he said jiiaon’a "grand and Philadelphia. Nixun also strategy is to treat* a series of The Herald editorial page has planned in work here during tht K o t ls P o u r It O n esimmilte**, conferences, councils new feature beginning today. rarlier part of the day on tclevi UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. tL I‘1) and gixnl will tours." It is •'( rossroadv" and is writ­ »i<m speeches which will be shown — Soviet propaganda outlets •“"the next war may he stalled ten by William Drury, a native Ui ihe voters nationally later m tioored abut* on Ihr I nitril S u its —and son hv ntetely pushing a butof England who wound up liv­ th* week. Ivsiav in advance of a General ™ ton_but their is no push-button ing la Hawaii. Ills experiences The Republican candidate an Assembly debate on t uban charg­ magic fur sinning the peace," list plates viili as Singapore. nouuced today be would make a es dial a 11, S. -supported invavion Kennedy said. .Nassau anil South \frira. We I.tbb-miie jet night from Ian Tha Denim i a t* Standard-hea i er of Ihr Caribbean island was im­ hope you like his rulumns. Angeles to Anchorage, Alaska, spoke out in a speech shite motorminent. The Soviqt I'ommuniU next Sunday to carry out a pledge railing through Philadelphia In his party new-paper I’r.ivda -aid in tn campaign in all to states. His fourth consecutive day of bidding office said hr would be Hie iir*l Mosj uvv Dial ' North American for Pennsylvania's Important 32 presidential candidate ol this ruling eircle* are now openly electoral voles, paring artned 1 century In visit all suites. lie had a busy day of campaign From Anchorage, Nixon wilt —ing scheduled in Pennsyleanl t»y u.i.'W mill'*, overnight *o • lau-c-t city, a Detune is tic itm ngWASHING* * ‘. I -.1 v ( "<’J truii to a p p e a r'at a final U IN c V k llK M O N lK S jrtirl*Hl * n*'w Lulliliitg at Second , _ JlObl VS'ilO-e voles must offset Cousltllaiion pla.r ru sh e d while Si. uiiiI T umicT) Ave, which It ns been leased to thn sltuc to hints* tha Sun* those of Bepubih an • dominated landing at Ms Vlurdo Sound in there next Vlmnlav. Then foul of fir* of the Florida .Slate Employment Service. Tiumiijf the fir.si areas if Kennedy la hi r*rry th* Antarctica c a n i»Uv injuring trturn to Washington for a Dunall* televised election eve spadeful of dirt whs Dim Hahn, niHHiiKt'r maunder of he employment nf Ilit* ertijtit'vm eiit office, who Keystone Slate. A U. S. Arm; itiululr recruitmi eight men, two «rr u»l>. peal vvilh Henry Cabot taul.e, wax assisted by Virginitt liarnnv, left, and Mr*. Elaine Clark iiginiit (iniTiivv, mill M rs. E laine C lark Some of the Ihe Kennedy rum coll ated Pit th* Is.nation ll Visiting here today There were no fatalities, the running lie will vp*nd elec county and city offcial* imtundhrenkinjr off ciitls and anil other o th e r citizens citizen s present p resen t at nt the k 1ittim iluenkini; to* of unemployment at I.evltthrough Wednesday to liar iilfor Navy here said. I "U (lay y,- Washington are in the hflckKriuniil. (Herald town, slier* a number of so ik ria 11let alii rhnto) Photo) IjfickKriitmti. hi11ion on opportimilies in dir r>‘ Tli* plane, a Special K7V Con­ Eisenhower and Nuon will gular Army or the Army reserve at the I'. S Sleet Corporations nearby Fairies* Wuiks reside. But stellation, w a s taking part in mska their biggest spia-li togeth­ The unit will be open fr"in 9 a m ^ h * failed a. toally to utter the ma- "Protect Magnet." Therr were 23 er in New York Wednesday. They lo 9 pm . and is manned by Sgt will appear that night on nation ^ / or campaign pledge set forth in a persons aboard. Hi* Navy said ihr aircralta wide television with laulgr. Prr- ra il Booth and Sgt. Glen Crosby. prepared test released to news­ The recruiters will give infor­ landing gear collapsed while land­ ' leiilng the program they will men. Tlie Seminole tl'gh Boosters Thus pledge, shirh aides stre-s- ing at J 31 a.m. KST. The plane drive down Broadway togriicr in mation on Hie Fla National Guatd Pious w. t e m inoiim eil today for a L’ltileil E itiiil and the Women's Army Corps til-n Club lia« pustjnined the meetinz a festiye ticker tape welcome. sd that he stands by, sa s to set a veered to V ' ft and the left kit k-o ff lim ik fits l for Ihe 100 l lull Thurstln.v at X a. hi. set for Tuesday night at the high "full amploymerit’’ goal of H2 mil- wing and engine were sheared There are oilier aspects of Ihe A committee of 3-*> men ami women has ue< n formetl lio* jobs by t'ai’-b if he is elevleil off. The fuselage broke off alt u( New York visit, Tlie president sellout because of the Junior High to etill on ‘J ’ltt prospective luisiiicssnicti contributors for president eight day* from now. Ihe wing section. ha* agreed 1u slump the suburb* the 4HU Club. I*-TO meeting that same n.glit. Th* ru rrtn i nuniH«r of job* ip wilh Nixon by helicopter Wedne* Purjiose of Ih * breakfast is to outline Ihe work of The Hoo-tcrs will meet Nov s *<*ni**iii uric in nAi'iiAi v*f lilt oiilliun day. •he toil Club, pv.|iluio the I'niG •! Komi anti yrive s reHie lliri-t Cliurcn Eju-ropai. at 3 p 111 in Hi* high -i i■III and Kennedy'! taiget f i ( « r * Set For Meet 1ui* is more ihaii Eisenhower jMti on ilotiatuttK that have come in So far. Longwood, will celebrate two holy music room. Program for Ihe Four Aaulout rhiri•praetor* will “ e.mkl mean leasing only a h art undertook for his own presides r\ c*it ri i£ will t»e open discus-tuns minimam of two to thre* per rent attend the annual convention of tial candidacy during his second dav ■ this week. Ml Samis Day will be celebrated on thf Lite of The Se nun ole of the working force unemployed. the Florida Chiropractic Awn. ai term race in 195*1. This is more Wfdnrsdnv through than mod of Ins friends and po Tuesday with Holy Common on at High Boozier* am! llii' project far "f have no doubt that th* men Hollywood the ve.ir . A Him Hill hr jiJjuiiiiTi of lilt!* faith alia lead tha Repub­ Friday, Dr*. Luther T Doss, Leo litual associates, including \i\n n fi pm . Wcdnesdar, All Soul's Do; on Die Semi nolc !,(m *i$ii if j* i me V H i lie recognized with I Ini' Com­ Kerwin, Harold K. Ring, and A W expected from th* president a lican paity a d | criticise this goal munion *t S p m. All Sm.l'a lUy alter l ie lore ling. month nr six werks ago st Ctnpian snJ unrealistic," Ken­ t t <vwlzl! will attend. is lo remember members who havr tiled rerentlv. Presidential Politics ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Kennedy Stresses Strength. .Nixon Plans One-Two Crossroads Eight Injured In Navy Crash Boosters Postpone Tuesday Meeting landed at Guantanamo naval has* for weekend liberty, wer* released from duty in the afternoon. However, all dociora and nurse* were kept on duly at hospital* through th* weekend m conjunc­ tion with the alert. The L'. S. Navy attack trans­ port Boxer sailed from Guantan­ amo Baa* early today carrying uni th* Marines whose Saturday arrival for a liberty week-vnd raised Cuban ertea of "provoca­ tion." A has* spokesman a* id Mm Marines' weekend stay was "quiet and norm al." R was their first shore leave in a month nf maneu­ vers. Volunteers Stop Giant Fire Spread At Food Plant A possible half-million-dollar fire sea* prevented Saturday af­ ternoon when th* Lake Mary, NAS and the Forestry Service tiro departments answered a call at Ihe American National Food* Corp. ms GrapeviM* and McCrac­ ken Rd. H. J. Bridge*, living near-by, spotted the fire and called tha l. aka Mary and KA.S department!. Both arrived shortly after and ex­ tinguished flames un the loading ramp Imidering the ACL Rail­ road Line. I At 11:45 p. nl the fir* again flared up and the Naval lias# an­ swered the call. The Lake Mary Fir* Dept, was unable to rum* due to a break-down in th* equip­ ment. t'au-'S of the file Is yet undetermined. The file damage -plead over I0t)-fcet uf Ihe tamp. Damage wat aim dope to an electric motor, tome rruss-liea nf the At’L Railroad and minor damage to th* tailrnad line itself. Soviets Demand Lumumba Support UNITED N ATIONS. N.Y. (1 PI) —Top Communist delegates at­ tacked .Secretary • General Dag | Ilammarskjotd for withholding In-* formation on the Congo today and drmanded steps to end Belgian activities there and restore tha government of leftleat prem ier Patrice Lumumba. Soviet Ambassador Valerian A. Zorin ami Bnltdan Lew endow ski, .31 year-old Polish ainhaiaador who i* this month'* Security Countii pi e-ideni both authorized letters critical of Hammartkjuld, llammarskjnid promised a neve report toward the middle of tha week "now that * siagr lus been readied in the Congo when anma mcuningtul iniurmalion can b* made available." Tne new attack on Hantmar' skjold's Congo pulley coincided apart ami burst Inin flame* mo­ will an outpouring of abuse on ments after tai.it g off in « thick the l. ntttd -Slate- by Soviet pro­ fo g Saturday night. paganda outlets in advance of a Tvventy-aii peison* -mvived, General Assembly douat* on Imi all bad iiijuric* tanging frum Cuba's charge that a U. S. inva­ sion of Hie Cariblican island is minor to critical. imminent. A Civil Aeronaiitir» Roaid inestigator tndoutrd || ""Old be at least -eveial day* before a report tin the crash i- i Mtiml. tlie cia-lt o[ the Antic I’a ifii A W year old Sanford N rjr* chaltered auboei was (lie t i n t In bivtuiy involving a major Ameri­ drowned in a 15 tool murky pond behind me lotkiview Motel Sat­ can Rport* team, FTnmex from Hit front section urday morning. ’The n un was idcn'.iticj as A. of the plane dir; .Hut feat high. Survival* from the tall -ection C. Partoi. Police reported that tit* Ivaroiralty did their best to res­ nun fell into the p- nd while try­ cue their teamnule* but they ing to retrieve * small craft. H* never had a rliame. Some of the fell in ahout 1,15 a m. and tna ajrvivots a m found wandering body was rrrovercl five hour* later. Coroner Hjg.i Duncan re­ 300 (eel away, stunned. James F'abey, gI, Gilroy, t'rlif., ported un* of the aurvivors, said he heard the left engine give out. "I do. ked my head and -aw flamr- ahtail out." he -.rid. " Then the bottom went over the top. The Fortner l p Commissioner ftont hit ami then the ba- k seem­ Merle Wa-ncr raftered a heart ed to snap off. With all the flames attack Friday morning and is it »rent»tl just lik* a paper kit* on reported in fair' condition at fit*." Seminole Memorial Hospital to­ F'»h*y aulvl he unfa-teued lvi» day safety bell, jumjied out and with Lott .Adauia, a guild un the team, DAV M eets T u esd a y started dragging uut alt the p«oA Joint alerting of ihe D.\M jilac* they muld, Unit 3u and the Tallies Auxiliary t’oa: b Leroy Hughe-, 51, known will be held at the DAY hum* at the Sly Gray F*ux hecaua* hi* on llwy. 17 92, Tue-day at $ p. teams had noted in all but two m. Cvtr. C«ufge W. S.vsnn s r. game- durinr hi- III years a. urges all members lo attend as cuach ut the M .uun.s, was pouted important business will be dU*' <■ th* w itc k a g * . jcuaM d b# Mm |sm group*,! 400 Club Longwood Church Sets Holy Days Relatives Claim Bodies * Deputies Kept Busy With Accidents Sheriff* olftc* deputiei werr kept btzay this past ws^kend wtth hmr accident* to tb« area. All the accident* wer* run-id ered nonnr although in on* of them, a pedestrian ran in front of a car and tuffered tome facial cut*. At 2 p m Friday on Hi* Lak* How*ll Road. Mesvcy William* of Ahamcntc Spring* ran in front of ■ car operated by George Wil­ li* Holmes of Atiamunte Spring*. William* w it trraletl at Semi­ nole Memorial Ht»*piial and re ­ lented shortly after Ihr accident. No charges were Bird on Ihr driver Investigating the mishap was Deputy Robert Norwood. An hour later Hut tame afltr•^noon, a two car collliinn occur­ red on SR Mi arid Riserview Dr,ye. Investigating officer J . <J. Galloway said that Johnnie John­ son of Otivrr Ave , Sanford vioD:rd a right of way and hit a car operated by Jane Digger* Titshon. Damage to both cart was estimated at $350 On Sunday afternoon on Stiver f.a e Rd a car driven by Marion 1* JDiretz ran into a parked car *wtied by Dean Fisher. Moretz. who lives at U5 Ross St , Sanford was charged with reckksa driving by investigaimj ofticcr Mike ConB tr. Friday aiternoon, a Naval Air Sutum sailor was charged with running a stop light on Lake J 'i-y a%;t lu .t.l.y Club R-uJ. ^ , Tit* driver wa* axemd.ed a* Tony ftormac, by Deputy James Moore. The driver of the other car was Joan lumpier Anderson o( 210 Citrus Ave, Dainar* to both tars * n e-ti mated •> tlbO Moore said. A Dcl.and family of thre# *ul icrcd minor injuries m a one car accident on llwy. If 92 Sunday morning in front of the Dyna Ironic* plant, the Florida Highway Patrol reported Officer Rill Slringlield reported that Frank Alva June-, 23. tin wile and U month old *on suf­ fered laceration* of ihe body alter the car overturned twice aiter It ran off the road. Joint Project Art Entries Closing Meet Set Tuesday Entry blanks for pictures in I ie .33rd convention of the Florida Federation of Art must lie tub mitted hv Wcdoe-day F.iliry blanks *n<l a A3 entry fee must be sent tn Mr*. Lawrence Tlioma* 110A W Hampshire Orlando hv the d.adline, Blank* may be pit'll l.p at the Recreation Dept. olllC* . in the Civic O n lrr. • nuntv Engintcr Carlton Bh-s will me it with county coiiimi«,utter* 1‘uevday morning on * joitd Sriuintde ■Drang* I’duniv ilrainajr program lit Unwell Branch and the Wekiva Baiip tlrange Cuunty nffictal* nave at ready started on the joint $isu.(so program which would clean out dili'lies in ihe two iie a s O f Plane Crash Victims TOLEDO, Ohio .Stun lied telative* were at rt<i>i*r today to visit or claim the to-dies of the (Jahuiini* I’ulytrclmic Col­ lege toot ball |0ayeis injuied oi killed in th* n a sh of a chattele.l airliner bringing them hum* fioui Satiitilav * game. Twenty-two pel anus, including 17 play*!!, w*i* killed -lien the l o o eoginnl t’lrt crashed, look Negro Drowns Near Motel Merle Warner Has Heart A ttack �Big Halloween entertainment Is in store for residents and their young goblins today. At the South•idr School Carnival, beginning at 3:30 p m.. one of the largest sche­ dules ever offered will include foods, all kinds of rides and games, a number of booth* with various articles for sale and a roving pho­ tographer who will pholograph the costumed youngsters and produce their picture in a matter of minu­ tes. koungviera trim Cake Mary, Iroch Arbor, Little Venice and Sunland will meet at the Scout Hut in Lake Mury at 6:13 p. m. to "trick nr treat " the areas lor UNICKK, the United Nations Child­ ren's Fund. Lake Mary churches sponsor the MEMBEK8 of thu Seminole Timing Am ii . pitched in and ruuiled -1,000 en­ program and earh student will be velope* of Chriatmaa Seals to help tho Eeniiimlu County Tit and Health identified by an orange and black AMn. From left, are Mr*. Lorraine Graham, executive secretary of the badge. Partie* In follow are for TB organization; Carl Vonzwra, Louia March. Gene Griffith. Hubert Heckgrades four through sis at the man, John Butler, Hobby Schultz, Chuck Hogera, Walter Graham, Floyd Lake Mary School, grades -even Doasey and Roy Hudaon. (Herald Photo) and right at the Scout Hut and grades nine through 12 at the Fire House. Goldsboro stages iU annual car­ nival at tha school from I p.m. to • p.m. All students and parents have worked on this event to NEW YORK lU PI)— A suable make il tha biggest ever held majority of tha natiofk'i leading at tha school. economists foresee a mild ractiTha Foliris — carrying George BAN D1IGO, Calif.. (LPD—The lion batwaan now and tha and of Washington will eombint with George Washington svtll be KUy 1961, a survey showed today. Catholic Meeting America's other weapons »y»•peratiM tl Nov. 14, making it At least two-thirds ot 327 econo lams to give the nation suth re­ America’s first submarina ready taliatory might that the Soviet mills canvassed said they aspect Set At Lake Mary In preset the eerid'a eceins with Union "will never dare launch a a downturn In business activity The Catholic Chureh of Lake M nuclear-tipped Polarla missile* gtneral nuclear attack," Burke in tha nest sis to nine months Mary will hold a meeting of the with a majority of thcae seeing a pariah women Tuesday in the capable af answering an enemy said. rebound late in 1961. Chamber Ifall at I p. m. attack. Burke, speaking at a meeting The other economiaU polled The purpose of the meeting ie Adm. Arlcigh A. Burka aaid celebrating Navy Day, said the took for the economy So hold Ms to form an Altar Society and a to making the announcament George Washington will be tha own through nrst year. Catholic Women'a Club. All CaihoThursday that deployment of the first of a fleet of subs comprising The annual survey was made lle women In the South Seminole ■uclaar-powarid aubmarme would "our nation's first virtually in by F. W. Dodge Corp., a con- area are invited to join the meet be the moat significant avent la vulnerable retaliatory weapons •(ruction and marketing ■tatiali- ing and attend the newly formed •aval warfare hiatery. system." «al agency. church in Lake Mary. Mild Recession Is Forecast Rush Operation Saves Champ's Life f1 > •• JAYCEE PANCAKE DAY in coming up and the Jaycee committee headed by Bob Iirabik, right, in completing plana to aerve all pancake lovera with Aunt -Jemima* (Dhore on the I-I.mmill,. *r*. from Uft. Arrh llntirk. Alike Keenan, Don Royer and Everett Harper. (Herald Photo) By IHf.1t WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) - Morn of Uve political polls I have aeen recently indirale that the presi­ dential contest is so close It could he a landslide either way. This. I must say. conflicts with the soundings 1 have taken as founder and vise proprietor of the Nosey Nellie Public Opinion Poll­ ing and Sampling Co. My own findings lead me to predict that the election will end in a scoreless tie. I base this prediction on a questionnaire I sent out recently asking my readen to designate their choice tor president. The re­ sponse lo this request waa t-o overwhelmingly apathetic that I was forced to conclude that no­ body i* going to vote this year. At far as I know, l am the only pollster who has detected this ground.swrlt of ennui. So If both candidates chalk up a hi* round aero neat month, remem­ ber that 1 had it exclusively. Rut regardless of the outcome. I intend to retire from the poll­ ing business, which ia at best a precarious occupation. From now on, I plan to devote my attention to my early bml Christmas shop­ ping service I take the position that Santa Claus t* more reliable than poli­ tician*. A few day a ago, in an effort to eel this new venture off the ground. I passed along some gift suggestions I hsd gleaned from gift shoppe mail order catalogs. And now I sin ready with a new report aimed at solving that per­ ennial problem of what to give "'the man who ha* everything." The ideal Xmas gift for "the man who has everything" would be something that hasn't been in­ vent*! yef. I realise, however, that this suggestion ten t entirely practical. A* the newt best thing, I •topped by the U S. Patent Of­ fice and purchased a copy of its ‘‘OUlciil G aiette," which lists things that have been invented but aren't on the market yet. Since you can't buy them, it'a safe to assume that your "m in who" doesn't have one. This might to make your shopping easier. t'H bet, (or uustance. that he doesn't have a toolhhruah with a water lank and faucet on the han­ dle. Here'i how it would work: When he finished brushing, he would press the handle and water would squirt into his mouth, thus combining brushing snd rinsing in une operation. Or how about an electric eraser and suction machine for his desk? It not only erases but vacuum MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - An emergency operation on one-ime swimming champion Elfin.? Holm t « i i credited today with saving her life after she had t»*. •n an ovtrdoia of sleeping pill*. Miss Holm, 43-year-old ex-wife of showman Billy Rose. via* re­ ported railing comfortably at St. Francia Hospital. Phyiciani •• >t she probably would remain there the real of the week. -*n ambulance company spoken man said Thomai J. Whalen, i f telrphonrd them late Thursday night and shouted. ''There's a woman here who has taken («** many sleeping pills. Ambulance attendants raced to the scene and took Miss Holm to the hospilM. Surgeons in the emergency room tut into her rhesl and inserted a breathing tube. The former showgirl was re­ ported out of danger 14 houil later. Whalen, indicted for first degree murder is 1941, aaid M and Misa Holm m re occupying separate bedrooms m his luxur­ ious MOO-a-month apartment at fashionable North Bay Village. Police said they nari been watrhing Whalen for two year*. dean* the piper aftorwartto For the man srho M i every thing, including children. I would suggest, a "baby walker.'' K look* like a piece of honeahoe shaped plywood *nth two slots at the top and bottom. When earh hold 0 die slots, father can walk baby around without either feUtog down Finally, I would recommend • "filtered pillow," which ia stuffed with a porous material Vial leu the air through. K seems particu­ larly appropriate for Use man who sleeps face down. PUT A SNAPSHOT IN EVERY LETTER 1 * Day Developing Service WIEROLDT CAMERA SHOP SIC S. Park Sanferd, Fto FLORIDA GKAliK MA SWIFUS PREMIUM ROUND OK SIRLOIN A STONE from the birthplHce of Juliette l„>w. founder of Girl Scouti, wan presented to Hollins Sunday In a brief ceremony at the college. Shown here at the presen­ tation nr* from left to right, Mr*. Itoliert Hof fey of San. ford, whose father was a cousin of Mrs. Low; Mina Beth NEW YORK (UPI)—Reprasen of the American Newspa per Guild and Nvw York * seven major newspapers invrt with (vd era! mediator* tolar in an at tompt In head off a threatened guild strike at midnight. Guild officers said Ihc •trike will take plarc if a U t week wage increase is the papers' final otter. They indicated a walk ent would be called against one er more newspapers. The papers said they would con­ tinue publication in Ihc event of a •irike unless other uniuns refuse L> cross guild picket lines, in which case they would cease pub Ilratiun This left the possibility a strike might leave the city witnuut Its major newspapers during the last toU vvi week preceding the presidential election. The newspapers affected in the contract dispute arc the New York Timet, Herald Tribune. Daily Newt Mirror, Journal American. World Telegram A Sun and Pott. The guild represent* B.nno editor­ ial and commercial employes on the papers. In srparale negotiating session* with the papers Sunday, the guild turned down a $3 a week packate increase ofier consisting of fl al located to wcllare benefits and 12 to minimum wages and general Wood of Winter Park, a Brownie; Dean Schiller Scroggg, dean of the college; Mrg. R. A. Medlock of Winter Park, national Scout volunteer; and Mina Klin Huff or Winter Park, an aaaiatant leader. SLICED TENDER WESTERN HEF.r Increase. agreement is reached by the he After she last of these session* ginning of (he second year. ended early today, M Michael Potoker, secretary - treasurer of the New York guild, said the $.'• incrrwe represented the Her aid Tribune's Iasi ofier and that further negotiations would be fu tile. He predicted, ' There will be a strike " Negotiators for the publishers said they were offering a contract to run from Nov. t, I960, to Dee. 7. 1962, with a wage reopening clause for the second year with provision (or arbitration if no Uantlfle* your BISCUIT 3t,n*25c ALL BRANDS h o m o g e n iz e d WELCOME WASON SPON SORS... White coal la a figurative term for water power, Just as black fold ia another name for oil. Arm * of prestige m the butine*e and c iv ic life of yo u r c o m m u n ity. F o r in fo rm a tio n , ca ll ( By Commissioner Group 1 • S.m ford SERVICE OV Al.l. APPLIANCES t man wilh 20 »rar* economical t>u«ine»* admin­ istration—<•ho *•ill *ca that APPI.IAM K SERVICE 1*4 Sanford A*e. Formerly with Goratley, Inr. FIRST CUT Mrs. Margaret R*pp FA 2-0414 COFFEE (With $5.00 Order Excluding Tobacco) �Wfit VanfnrH WrraH Mon. Oct. 31. 1960—Fafre 3 QUANTITY FIGHTS RESERVED BRICES GOOO Thru Nov. 2nd 4 -t * HASUESTsTBESTBRANDS t;- Stocltup N o n // 7* * « V , _ ^ 1 V V If v * ^ ] /' ■/ , /' ■ T fV r A ; u 'i + ‘ _____ _____ 1 . ^ C 'X " " i1 * — I) T h r i f t y M o ld V e lio * ® Cling Peaches Apple Sauce # Calif. Tomatoes f *— - Catsup l Tomato l o l H B t O Juice 4 T h rifty THE ABOVE pltuli'piMph show* thr* ping res* being niiulc nn the* new home of Hie Church of Christ, located a t South Park Ave. anti lo th . St. The indirectly lighted nmlitnrium will have a seating capacity of 110. In addition, there will he It) classrooms, n cry room and nursery. The auditorium is unique in having no outside windows. Construction is such as to practically eliminate outside noise. The building program is being financed through the sale of six percent, interest hearing bonds. Some bonds are still avail­ able and anyone Interested in purchasing a bond may call H. A. Fisher, FA 2-7794. evenings, or S. Beall. NO 8-5156. T h rifty , Nothing More Exciting Than Quest Business A jA For Better Salt Shaker For Man Briefs w By tin K WEST WASHINGTON fLTI) - Tew thingi in recorded histft-y are more Stlrrina than man's im-rcav ins quc*t for a better salt shaker. ^ In some ways, I think, it U *vcn more thrilling than the qufM for a better niouvetrap. Certainly it i* more dmmatie that the quest lor a hotter pepper shaker. The struggle to make salt How freely has challenged our Yankee ingenuity tor more than a ern lory, particularly on rainy days. It has been marked by triumphs ^ and failures, heartbreaks and heartburn. I learned all of !hi», and more, from Dr. Arthur G. Peterson, a local citucn who makes a hobby al collecting sail shakers. He is so wrapped up in his hobby he has written a book about it. As little a : '.vc might think about it, and I personally think about tt very little, Abraham Linm rotn may never havo seen a salt ® shaker. Hr, Peterson tells ns that salt dispersers with perforated lops were practically unknown be fore ISM. The trouble wa» that salt ahsorbed too much moisture for use in shaker*. Lincoln probably had to make do with a salt dish, hut I doubt that he worried much about it. He had a lot of other things on his mind Improved methods of refining salt changed the method of dispensing it. Tlte early dispensers were variously known as sprtnklliers, (iusteis, bo\c.t and drej»s The term "shaker” did not come into use until the !S90‘*. Some [oiks prrsisled for a while in calling a shaker a "eel U r." but they were gene rails looked upon as hetng old stick m the muds. Despite additives, coatings and other improvements- salt still had a nasty habit of clinging to the shakers in damp weather. People had to unscrew the rap and sprtn kic tin* stulf around wilh their fingers. By that time, the egg' were cold. In the space M a decade or two, the It.8. P.il'-nl Office issued mote than l.Oon patents In tnven lor* who thought they had found a way to overcome tills difficulty. Glare Nelson, known through­ out the nrc» simply by her first tiaino of ••Grace.** will *gnin He in th*rge of the Club Diamond din­ ing room -talttog Tuesday, Novetuher I. Herself an outstanding cook and pastry baker, Grace will lw ilslistrd in her return to the Dia­ mond by another well known area *h..f Melba St. John, whose spe­ cialty is Italian foods, particular­ ly IV .a nod Spaghetti, The bar ami lounge at the redeeorateil * tills Diamond in in charge of Mixologist Donnie Clark, and will he open from S p. m. unfit 2 ». m., seven day* • week. The dming room will serve until midnight every day hut Mon day. It will be closed *11 day Mon­ day. M a id Q M a ',d T h rifty T h rifty 1 M a id IVORY ^ M a id C r a c k i n ' G ood Fresh Saltines PRtSH pack 12-or. Cans *6-o«. CANS $ |0 0 1 VMMn r ARROW BLEACH i ‘LB pkG - Y i Gal. vm S 0 g tK O m t Lisssit t with Food 0>d»f 19 * CAMPBELL’S Tomato Soup TID E 59 i Limit on# with a 55 00 or m ort Pood Order. C hurch Meet Th# of Hirst Methodist Church will meet in McKinley Halt, at a. m. Tuesday fni th* m'.nthle business sod pmc-.im meet lug. The executive hoard will meet at B a. m. FRYERS P F L O R ID A G ra d * D r. or "A " & D r. G o v t. In s p e c te d LB. W HOLE I.tmtt I With rood OnW SUNNYLAND LITTLE PIGG SAUSAGE L and TALMADGE COUNTRY SAUSAGE LIVE! SAi fSAGI or SAND W ICH OSCAR M AYER LIVER S P R EA D UY ONI IT OHI rut 8 •«. O ' S u n tfc in * P u re Butter Limit On* wilh $5 00 Pkf. I -Lb. Qtn t* mnr* e*cd*r W-D "BRANDED" CONTROLLED Q U ALITY GROUND BEEF 3 Washington State Red Delicious G o o d Government B e g in s H e r e ... There is much being m id and w rit­ ten today about better government* from the national level down through live trmnahipa. mos they stand for enable* you to make a wiser choice when you express your preference* on the ballot. Rv easting yrnir own vote and urging your family and friends to vote, you can make a very m il con­ tribution toward securing this hrtter gov em inent. And, being informed • b o u t rfc* candidate* and the ta­ Re acquainted with (tie rwpnew. ments for voting in your state Reg. ister and by aft mean* VOTE in every election, fly exercising this privilege, you are helping lo aaf*guard K. l O U t h e r n ^ ^ B t t l f % fa* Morton Frozen Mince Meat or Pumpkin A PP LES 2 JUICE 5 Minute Maid Frozen Orange Detergent - Blue or White Arrow t-erwrw DMe W vxjrnny ■ tvirs.rrcxj Darting Enriched White Bread =,39 J �WASHINGTON Sanford Civitans Praised By Florida Clubs The Sanford Chrftan Club In only ttyo governor of Clvitan. wrote praising the cor­ yiara old. but it tlreedy has made the Im­ diality afforded those who attended the pact of its activity felt among its atatewida meeting. Another tetter from International preaident Roy Simmons to A. K. Shoemaker organisation. , . A , Tha local Civltan* were host* to about .Jr., president of the Sanford club, praised 850 Florida members and the district gover­ * the efforts of the local organization. These are the thinjjr that make cities nor told the club that he did not m a ll any time that • district meeting had been as out of towns the size of ours and we con­ gratulate the Sanford Civitans for becoming drell handled as the one here. Wyatt Johnson, the Florida District a real force for good In the community. By Marquis Childs WASHINGTON CALLING WASHINGTON — While molt « f organised tabor is for Son. John f . Kennedy and ii performing as Important function ia the regis­ tration drive end In getting out tha vota a segment. Including the largest union In the country, the Teemstere, la violently opposed to tha Democratic candidate. Jamea R. Hods, the president Of that union with complete and total power over IU membership ef more than a million and a half, has stopped short of endorsing Vice-President Richard M. Nixon. But be le doing everything he can to defeat Kennedy who challenged his power through the Senate committea Investigating unfair la­ bor practices for which the candi­ date’! brother. Robert, served as counsel. In1one of America’* largest cit­ ies the taxi dilvsr, having first established that this reporter was not an agent either for the union or the taxi company, passed bach to his fare a copy of the October issue of the International Team­ ster, tha official magaxine of the union published at tha Taamster’s handsome headquarters her*. I’ll |et you have it, tha drlvar said, If you tear my name off lb* cover so nobody can know that I gave It ko you. ‘ "Can you beat III** Ha was full ■f a wry, half-humorous Indigna Won. “Pour bucks a month, $48 a ear, that’s what I pay In dues. I Kennedy and two for Nixon. •Ttaet’n right, th at's how It rama out. And 111 Just bet you that If we took a poll of tha night drlvars, there's about 4S or so of them, it would come out tha same way. So whera does this stuff get you?’ ' Besides tha signed editorial, there it a tbree-pago attack on Bobbie Kennedy's role in the con­ flict over the Board of Monitors appointed after the McClellan com­ mittee's disclosures of the dicta­ torial way Hoffs ran his union and used union funds. The article charges that Kennedy “riggrd” the naming of Terrance Mx-Shane, n former Fill man who participat­ ed In the Department of Justice investigation into the Teamsters, to ba monitor chairman. • “While Nixon's record leaves much to be desiied,” Hoffs Is quoted as telling Teamster dele­ gates from 12 states a t a regional masting in Chicago, “at least he has never introduced legislation i designed to drstroy the American | labor movement.’’ A lengthy article ia devoted to i “The fare that Jack built," pur­ porting tn show from the record' DEAR MOM, I have a problem, that, contrary to the belief of which ia this. 1 data not go out many, the Democratic candidate is not a liberal In civil rights, labor without.a chaperone because a cer­ or farm polity, And there Is a dir tain girl ketpa chasing me. She la at the Kennedy sisters who, it is very good-looking, Mom, and 1 like suggested, loll about their respec­ her a lot. But I am too young to tive swimming pools thinking up go out with girls. Betides, I can­ way* to put Holla in jail and de­ not afford her. stroy his union. Her name is Ava iTardntr, But if one highly arllrulslr .She has been chaxing me for lutmbsr of Hof fa's union proves anything it ia that you ran tell years, all over the world. mighty rrude against tha big lea­ people how they should vote but Wa first met in London long, gue competition of the Yankees. there is no guarantee they will long ago. I t wa* at a big recep­ Sam* is true of high school vs. follow your advice when it Imp- tion, Mum. In the .Savoy Hotel. I college. pens to go against their own run* think. Somebody introduced us. College students must burkl* vlrtions. Hi* contpsny,, the talka­ and thal'x how it all begin. down t» a murh atlffsr form of tive ta il driver aaid, forbid* driv­ She was very interested in me. 1 competition, which requires swift, ers to wear buttons or put signs mean, you rouid tell that by the fscila reading, plus better study on the rabs they drive. But he way she masked her feeling*. She habits. flipped over his iapel amt on the Memory improvement involves under aide was a Kennedy button. never batted an eyelid. Just shook using “horse sente,” plus repeti­ And ha has a plan to come to the my hand, and amiled, and said, tion. garage very early on the day be. •T in ted to meal you.” She is a Don't wait till you gst Inin clast fore Flection Day when nobody's wonderful actress, Mom.' A few years Ist.-r, we met again. and bump into a weekly exam to around and put a Kennedy atickcr find out how much or how little on every rib . Ju*t the thought of Thu lime in Singapore. A t a you know of tha teatbook. this plot obviously gave him a party given by a Chinese million­ aire, Runme Sltaw. Instead, ba your own prof every chuckling satisfaction. Whtn Itunme took me by the day and quit yourself over every Twenty year* ago tha great day's assignment. John I.. Lewis undertook to tell hand and led me to Miss (iatdnsr, It's easy to do so if you simply- his miners how to vote. There was she was quite U i.tn hack. Never make a true-false or “multiple no evidence in November that they expected to see me in Singapore, I rholra” exam at you read the followed hla command. And It suppose. That old fteling walled daily assignment, would seem that today tha “union up inside h*r and it waa obviou* Whenever you tee s eignificanl bosses'' have rather less power th at ska was having a hard time fact, such as a date or a listing of than tha extreme right ascribes to hiding her amotions. I knew this 3 or 4 tules, or a definition, them. because, when I talked to her, her phrasa a tiua-fale* statement on It, such as: F (l) William James first trans­ lated the Rinet Test Into English. (I*. St T(2t Dr. Goddard coined the word “moron.” (P. Sit And thoy put It Into that kind ef stuff." Tha October Issue of tha union’s official publication la devoted simoot entirely to an attack on Kennedy, Me brother Robbie, and tha Kennedy family. The lead-off la an editorial signed by Hoff* heeded. “Will you keep what you have fought for?” “If there was ever any doubt about the ’pollce-sUle-menUlity’ of Jack Kennedy and his brother, I)obble,' ’the editorial begins, “those doubts were laid to rest In the first national debate between Kennedy and Nixon last month. “Speaking on major domestic issues facing our country, Ken­ nedy shewed his deep • sealed hatred for this union and his utter disregard far this country’s herit­ age of civil liberties and personal freedom when he blurted out: Tm not satisfied when I see men like Jimmy Hol/a, in charge of the largest union in the United Slates, still free, , . . Kennedy’s 'policestats mentality* ralsca the Image of Khrushchev, Hitler, Mussolini end others who took freedom away from those who dared to dis­ agree." "What do you know about that?" the driver said. “Rut I'll tall you something. There’s fib day drivers in my garaga and I took a poll of them the other day, me and another fellow. And you know how It ranis out? Thera's SI for CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD By William Drury WORRY CLINIC by Dr. G.W. Crane [ CASE C— 41 Is I-ucy L., aged II, entered college last term. ■ “ Out, I)r, Crane," she protested, *1 am not making good grades. “In high school, f wax a htudsnt, but here In rolltga I am lucky to rata a ‘C* average. “Do you think I am low in I. Q. • r what alia could he wrong? Maybe 1 need a memory course, for l can 't reiusmbar all I read,” *• Lucy doesn't need an f, Q. last t or if you have graduated from any reasonably larga high school, Jour f. If. ia O. K. ■e What millions of high schoolers fail to realise is tha fa rt tha com­ petition gets tougher tha farther you go In school, ' fo r examplr, mayba Btl'» of your high school graduates don't go on to collegs. " And this 8 0 '. usually Includes tha dullards ami poor student*. Tha e u r. who do enter college comprise tha rrtsm of tha rrop as regards 1. Q. and good study habits. So when you teach collcgs, It is much like a try-out for the New York Yankee hall team. Star sandlottsrs may l o o k face looked strained and her eyes Tretended she didn't know me. Ah. what it must have cost her to glared over. It waa love, Mom. Of courts, since we were sur­ play such a role! I blew h tr a kiss and fled. rounded by people, the had to The next night, thinking to out­ make believe that we had nevsr met before. Every time she in­ sm art her, I drove to the other troduced me to somebody, she pre­ side of the Island on Oahu for tended to forget my name. Boy, Chianti Antinori and lasagna at Florenco’s in Kailua. Surely, I what an actress! I think you will ogres that a thought, the very last place Miss girl is quite definitely interested Gardner would think of would bt in a certain person when *hn goes a coxy Italian rDtsrantc In a little to such great lengths to pretend town like Kailua. Well, guess who walked In? the isn't. Well, anyway, not long ago 1 Oh, she didn't *ool me. Staring was in a bistro in Honolulu, mind­ at nia like that, without a Bicker ing my own business, when she of recognition. Behind that cool walked in with soma people. You facade, unrequited love was sat­ could have knuck*d me down with ing out her foolish heart. Mom. I need your advice. I'lea.ve a baseball hat. Mha was e'ever. The way «he sat tell me what to do. This is Leap eyeing me, staring right through Year. I mean, a fellow just dare me, a* though she did not even not relax. know I was there. I got out fa<t. Sales Approach A couple of evrning* later, I waa NEW YORK lU I’lf —The busi­ dining at La Coq d'Or, a French ness magaxinn Purchasing found restaurant in Waikiki, when 1 in a poll of I.OUO selected indus­ chanced to look up and there she trial purchasing1 agents that 12 was, daintily chomping Canard a per cent asserted salts rails have 1’Orang*. I almost dropped m y ; increased in the past few years Brochette de floeuf a la Turque.. and t)5 per tent felt lh*t Ihe men And Monsieur Alphonse flat*, the tailing on them were of a higher proprietor, had to revive ms with caliber. Intravenous injections of Beaujolsi*. Tha lea it the monetary unit of As usual, she played it cool. Romania. by Ed Koterba IN OHIO WITH NIXON— Now, some oid-limers aboard maintain the i t whistle-stopa are repetitious That isn't true. At each Hop, the Vice-President m irages to find a brand-new relative, or a special sevr local touch for a folksy Introduction to lui speech. And Pat Nixon variex the scen­ ery, loo. At Marietta sho carried blaring red chrysanthemums to the speaker's platform. At P ark­ ersburg, W . Va., It waa a bouquet of red roses. In Athena the crowd (raveling with the Vice-President noticed tb it Pat was carrying a bunch of pink roses, and then in Hamden it was yellow roses. At the very first slop on this toot through the East and Midwest —this was In York, Pa.—Nixon found a family tie to toss at the cheering crowd and he'x been riding on bis kin's coattails ever since. “Sly family used to have a farm at Uenges Mills, down the way," he said, "and Dad used to travel along the dusty road." In Lewistown, Pa.: “ Sly fath­ er's younger brother was a pro­ fessor at Penn State . . . lie used to say this was the finest pari of the country. . t T.'ien in Altoona, Ps., he again ascended bis family tree; “ In­ cidentally, in this audience is my uncle. Ernest Nixon, lie's over 73 years of age, but lie's Ihe best potato grower in all of Pennslvanis." In the chill morning of his se­ cond day. the Vice-President wasted little time in Marietta. Ohio, falling upon that goldentouch denominator . . .“ I cer­ tainly feel very much i t home in what was, as you know, my father's home state, tn d I was just talking to John Brleker g moment ago, and asked him how far was it my father lived from here He said shout 70 miles. , ."j. This was staple fare, rich fam­ ily chit-chat good for the entire Buckeye Stale. But in Hamden, a hamlet of 1.03* where 8.000 peoplb were drawn to trainside. Nixon hit the jackpot. When he finishes urf his speech, several persons came forward out of the bright sun, and the VicePresident glad-handed one in par )) liculsr. ■'That," he said into the mike, “ was my cousin. Roy Nixon. And do you know wbat he give me? Four buckeyes—a souvenir for good luck." The crowd—including a besuti* ful young matron, dressed in leopard fur, hiniir.g from the handhold of an old boxcarscreamed their approval of thivft great common denominator of this final political whistle-stop of I 860. Eor awhile it began to look like Nixon could win Ibis election— if he didn't run out of home towns and rets lives. And he was able to improvise, too. in Fiusuuigii, fur example, the common touch was best ex­ pressed via the world champion^ Pittsburgh Pirates. “ Another reason I'm giad to be in Pittsburgh," so went his spirt, “is it's the home of the Pirates!" And the ceiling of the Syrian Mosque almost fell in from the tkundqg. HAPPINESS THROUGH HEALTH (BY UR. F. LEO KERWIN) What Is Arthritis? Arthritis in essentially an inflamation of the attrfncea of the joint. Thin inflnmntion involves not only the bony Hiirface.-i, but the muscularluie and the ligament.-* aunoundinyr the joints In many instance*, t h i s joint inflamation resulta front ex­ cessive atreasej — and atruina ariainjr from impio­ us*. per functioning. This ia a mutter of faulty body mechanism urisinK from bad pusture, curvuture of the spine, bonea out of place, and other conditions which would induce body unbalance. Another factor that is often involved in arthritis ia faulty calcium metabolism. This means the body’s ability to utilize for its own purpose the natural calcium salts found in certain foods. Recent research has demon­ strated th a t there is definite relationship between arth ri­ tis an an upset nervous sys­ tem. Disturbances in the nervous system interfere^ with metabolism. The Chiropractor, in dealing with arthritis, seeks to re­ store normal body balance, and normal functioning of the nervous system. By re­ moving: the pressures which cIuk. he reestablishes tha body's proper calcium meta­ bolism as well as corrects me­ chanical functioning: of its ? ' joints. When he does so symptoms of arth ritis disappear. One of a series of articles published in tho public inter­ est to explain and Illustrate the practice of scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. Leo kerwtn whose office is located at 201 S. French Ave. f telephoi and his telephone number ia FAirfax 2-7412. M ake Your VotoCountl Re-elect Florida Democratic Candidate for State Treasurer J.E "I HAVE SERVED FOR 2 0 YEARS AS YO U R STATE TREASURER. MY RECORD IS PROOF OF ABILITY AND INTEGRITY” "In the 20 years during which I have served a t your Slate Treasurer, the annual reports of the independent state auditors attest to Ihe fact that your state funds have been handled with utmost wisdom. Good fiscal management has also put your money to work with sound investments earn­ ing the maximum rate of interest. As State Treasurer, I have been a member ef the State Cabinet and of 21 state boards through which your government Is administered. I have partici­ pated in solving many perplexing problems during M«Nts*Mlta4mM. Iw "Well, well, it seems I’ve arrived at an opportune time!" Page 4—Mon. Oct. .11, 19t»0 Vbf D ealer# VVVI.IS:h IIIKI.IIN, b it la . III riVUikif J . Edwin Larsen f e r a l# ■ V K L t S 4. C l i l l t x n , l i i w t l i k i H a a a a t r j*t»x f a m N s s i i l s i K 4lla, my 20 years of service. There arc still greater challenges and opportunities ahead of us. Florida will noed stable, experienced leadership In the next four years to meet the complexities that go with a continued population growth and Industrial development. Assuro the teamwork so vital to Florida's progress. Vote for all of the Florida Democratic Candidates for state office.” ' State Treasurer for Proven Leadership, Experience and Teamwork, Vole for All These Florida Democratic Candidates tr ia l.it r ts x a e *0,1*1 r KSItar - Pabllsh.e Stall S’ tss,» ( lilm S si. Saaaay, aa4 lh,laim as| pakllahte SaisiXsr s itn .X lii XkrlflMii. .K a u n S a- —.--4 -lasa ■.ail*, Malabar ST. l#l» al th* r» u Oftlaa ,1 . • • • l u x . VIm IXs eaSa, IS* Sat ml Immarmmm ml Marab X. 1»T». ■ r*a llatalS la a asaaib** at Ifea I alias Pi n i wklafe Is aalltlaS asalasItalr la ib* ■** Imr rapaailaailaa ml all <h* laaal saws ealatte ialbl* ItX IC im iV X MtTi:* H*ai# llalliar. Mr Mall Sir Caralaa OUJr* Pal* la lanlaala Xaaalt ■*.10 I Saar tll.sa i 3Sa Waab I laaa #114* * Maaib* *.t» *.*• 0 Maaib* S.TS XM a Maalba Ma X Maatba *.*• !.*• I Maaib laa I Maaib I.S# I , f. Paatal M*(alailaaa »**tM*S tbai sXvaar*. .XII illbar I Saar * Maalba a Maalba ■Maaib *14 pert el any material, newt or adverUtimg, ef this editiea ef - Tka Hanford Hsrald map be rtpreduted tn any manner withant written permission ef tke publisher ef Tk* Harold. Aajr indlTidual •r firm resymtibU far entk reproduction will be considered *0 in­ fringing nn Tb* Hntnld’n eepyright and will he held liable for ; damages radar (too lew. V f Farris Tom BRYANT ADAMS Governor Secretary o f Stale Richard W. IR V IN R ay*. G REEN J°™ ”• BA ILEY Doyla S. Edwin X. (id ) CONNER MASON Attorney G en eral Comptroller State Superintendent o f Public Instruction Commijjioner of Agriculture Railroad & Public Utilities Commissioner • Thin advertisement paid for by the Seminole County Democratic Committee k �9 Mon. Oct. 31, 1960—Pag* B Woman i Club Plans Meetings Harris-Class Engagement Announced , At Party Honoring The Bride-Elect Wednesday The leneral Business and lunch Jon meeting of the Sanford Wo. m an 'i Club will be held Wedoeiday at the elub house. Luncheon will be served at 12 noon with Mrs. E. C. Harper and her committteee in charge. The social department will meet at 2 p m. for bridge and canasta. Mrs. J , E. Baker and her commi­ ttee will be in charge. rm For luncheon reservations, call airs. S. J . Nix. A party la honor of Hiss Fay* and champagne punch and hors] Guests included Mr. and Mrs. I Georg* Holder, Mr. and Mr*. Clyv Bernice Harris of Casselberry, an ­ d* ccuvrei were enjoyed by those William St. John, Ur. and Mre. do Holder, Mr. and Mr*. William nouncing her engagement to Ledr. attending. • John H. Williams, Mr. and Mra. I Kelly. William U. Clasa (ret) was given at hla home in Lake Mary. Mis* Harris is the daughter o( Boyd Harris of Toledo, Ohio. She was born in Elyria, Ohio and a t­ tended schools there. She it a member of Beta Sigma Chi, soro­ rity. Shr Is presently employed Joy Ruth S . S. Class at Dearborn Electronics. T*a groom-elect is the son of Plans Thanksgiving WUllam U. Class of Detroit, Mich. He wras born in .Middleton. Ohio Supper Meeting and attended achools in Uhio, in­ cluding Miami University at Ox­ Tha Joy Ruth Sunday Sefcodf ford, Ohio. Claaa of tha F irst Baptist Church He alio attended Iowa State held the monthly meeting a t tha Univcrelty at Iowa City. Iowa. home of the president, Ur*. Rob­ By AIL III EL OSBORNE H« Is retired from the U, S. Navy. ert Dekte. BROWNIE TROOP 1M During the evening, Mils Harris ™ A special treat w as in store for Opening devotions were led by was presented with a diamond ring these Brownies at their last meet­ Mrs, Harvey Wilkinson. Tho pres­ ing, when their leaders, Mrs. ident led tho buslnsea discussions during which tha off!car* and Olan Boulwell and Mrs. Milton group leaden gave their reports. Sorokowsky, look them to Skate City. There the girls enjoyed re. Plane for the annual ThankagivJ freshmenl* of cookies and Cokes Ing supper wero discussed. Tho IVY CIRCLE MEMBERS enjoyed an interesting diacuaaion on candles, November meeting will bo held a t and aksling instructions. their significance and how to make them, a t a recent meeting. Mrs. John the home of Mr*. Fred Wilson. In ipits cf c u r e t u m b l e * , *n Clark, renter, presented the program and disDlaved some of her own crea­ in* hoites* served refreshment* tions. Pictured with her are Mrs. Harvey Wilkinson, circle president, left, had a wonderful time and are Welcome Wagon hostesses re ­ to Mr*. Loula Montana, Mra. Layand Mrs. Bill Chandler, hostess for the meeting. (Herald Photo) gragcrly anticipating n return visit. port more new- families welcomed mon Goodman. Mra. William Making the trip were Theresa Ang­ Mann, Mra. William Erwin. to the area Including, Mr. and Mr/. lin, Ella Boulwell, Cheryl Cavitt, Mr*. S. O. Dormtney, Mr*. W . William Roger* and daughter, Karen Chapman. A. Cotle, Mr*. Fred Wilion, Mra. Teresa, from Bristol, Tenn. Mr. Deborah Goerss, Candy HartGlen Andenon, Mr*. Paul Ham. and Mrs. Blanton and Ions, Paul wig, Susan Hartwig, Kathy Kimmel. Mr*. Alfred Davis and M n , Jr., and Robert, from Belmont, mons, Phyllis Mitchell, Martha Jay A, J. Peterson, N. C. Morrison, Nancy Moore, Peggy Air. and Mrs. Wdby Coleman Rabun, Elizabeth Rogers, Diane and infant daughter, from Flint, Sorokowsky Rarhara Tam in, Lucia The Fitldls Sunday School Class Mich, and Mr. and Mr*. John Grif­ B IL L Y BOY’S ^W allace, Mary Beth Williams, Kenneth McIntosh waa guest would be held at the next meet­ of the First Baptist Church met fith and children, Marx and Adrie­ MISS FAYE BERNICE HARRIS ^K aihy Dunn, and Donna Man- speaker at the recent meeting of ing. LAUNDROMAT nne, from Mastic Beach, L I. Feed F air Shopping Cantor Xi Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Sig­ fre. Mrs. G. Andrew Speer gave a at the home of Air*. J. Roy Drltt Families transferred here by the INTERMEDIATE GIRL SCOLT ma Phi. Mrs. Alfred Green was short refresher course on the on Catalina Drive, with group one, OPENING SPECIALS Navy are Mr. and Atrs. Daniel TROOP 1« hostels to the group. Bell Sigma Phi minuel. Following Mr*. Cecil S. Sheppard, chairman, O'Rourke ami daughters, Pauline < t-Dny Dry Jf At Die first meeting of the sea­ The speaker presented an in­ the program a "tasty bit" sale a* hOslasstt. and Palricia, from New Orleans, Cleaning Service ■* son, this troop made plans lor teresting talk on "What We Want waa conducted and a card party Mr*. Finest Galehal. clasa the coming year and elected pa­ and How to Get What We Want." enjoyed, during the aecial hour. teacher, called the meeting to or­ La. Air. and Mr*. lajlhcr P atter­ 01 Panta By 1IF.LEN SNODGRASS , ployed by the Atlantic Coast Lin* son and childrrn, Jimmy, David trol leaders and officers. They 3 ) Plain Skill* Mr*. Vernon Hardin, introduced Mr*. Speer and Mrs. Hardin der and the devotion waa present­ and Pam, Horn tJkewood, N. J. Air. and M n. T. W'. Carlton ft, R. He will be working there diwded into two patrojs and chose the apeaker and members par­ won the prizes at bridge and Airs. ed by Aire. O. P. Wade, using as Salta Mr. and Mra. Larry Sumner and have returned to their home in during the sugar cane season. m Dixie Holmes smi Janet Liiilc as ticipated in the discusaion. ^ Plain Dree*** Lloyd Swam won t"e canasta her theme "Harvest Time.” children, Rcnne. James, Billy and Atrs. Lewis Dinkins, vfee presi­ ♦ p a tro l leaders with Julie Hankea a Lake Helen after epending the Mrs. Ida Padgett returned last Mrs. Harold Chapman preaided award. dent, presided at the bnsine** ses­ Glenda, from Millington, Tenn., past week here with their grand­ week from a visit with relatives in ami Donna Lee Mcrilt as assist­ at the business session when re ­ -------- COUPON O llim attending were Mrs. Gor­ sion. Repotts were riven from nil Air. and Mrs, Julm Becker and ants. ports were given from various don Frederick, Airs. E. C. Har­ group lender* and a discussion daughters, Susan. Cynthia and children, Evelyn and Baacom Jr., Jacksonville. Good For 1 FREE LOAD Other ofticcrs elected were committees. Friend* will regret to learn that per Jr., Mrs. Carleton Bliss, Airs. waa held concerning absentee Nancy, from Point Pleasant, N.J. while Rev. and Mr*. Baicom Carl­ scribe, Elizabeth Vice and treaBill Owens has enured Seminole With 2 Paid Load* and « ton were on a business trip to The social committee announ­ J. L. Horton Jr., Mrs.i Frank Sten- members and thoia who are III. and Air. and Airs. William Moore Memorial Hospital for medication surer Janice Clark. Mothers ser­ Lake Junaluska, X. C. Garments For Dry Cleaning strom and Miss Jesnette Wolfer. The hostess group presented and children, Jay, Jimmy and ving on the troop committee are; ced that a progressive dinner Eighth graders selected to serve and treatment. Mr*. Marie Wilkin with a birthday Beth, from Lakchurst, N. J. chairman, Mr>. L. B. Williams, ns cheerleader* for the Enterprise rake, complete with lighted cancookie chairman. .Mrs. R. W. Yarelementary School for this season dies and the entire group sang min, transportation, Mrs. Barney wrre Teresa d* Kalands, Doris "Happy Birthday" to her. Harrison, Jane Nixon, Dain* Ac» Miller and publicity, Mrs, Ad-on During the social huur, a game cardl, Isot ttlondt and Laah Stlth. • C la r k . '»f Biblr-lo vvai enjoyed by mamtreated bulbs or if these arc not Ily SADIE B. GUT Air. and Mm. Herman Sagarof Mrs. Melvin Jones is the leader FOR ALL THE FAMILY available, get the best bulbs avid- tiers with Atrs. Vernon Dnvis in of Newberry, New York, were reHibiscus Circle and Mrs. George II. Uramburgcr charge. Mrs. Britt showed several Alarty Su-mper, a fieshninn at MEN: WOMEN: able and pul them in the fresh cent guests of Mr. and Mr*. J. B. is co-lender. The First Christian October i* an ideal month to N unn-Ilush Paradis* vegetable bln of your rrgrlgerator interesting movies of Yellowstone Florida Southern Collet;* In Lake­ Oviatt. Church is the ,ponsor. work in llic garden, planting or for about alx weeks. Around the National Fark that wrre made land came home this weekend and Freeman Nnturallzer Carroll Peterman left Wednes­ Other girls in the troop arc while they were on vacation. announced th at she has been Star Grand Jacqueline moving bulbs and perennials. first of December is a good plant­ day for Clewiston where ha i* emDebbie Clark, Karen Dc Yarmtn, The hostess served refresh­ pledged by Kappa Delta Sorority. CHILDREN: ing time in this area. Amaryllis, for instance, may be ments uf cuke, coffee, and nuts to Miia Stemper is the daughter of Karca Williams, Jackie Freeman, Poll • Parrots Fait it a good lime to take those present. Others sHemling Frylng a sliced puiato in grease Mr. and Mrs. William Stemper, Shcrian Miller. Kjtliy Avencl, dug and replanted In prepared cuttings or make air-layers of used tu cook fish will absorb tha were Mrs. Irving Tryor, Mrs. J. 1020 Locust Ave. Patricia Jones. Dale Broinburgcr. beds, enriched with peat and a lit­ many shrubs and trees. Dormant W. Koke. tle boncmeil. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barun of odor. ♦ and Karen Gilbo. * * * Place the bulb just below ground plants, especially, respond well to Christina Woodruff. Msry Lou Detroit, Aticli. have been visiting They arc planning an all-day cuttings as they form their roots Harris, Mrs^ If. S. Dugger. Air*. her (liter Mra. Walter Ruuth al Before scaling fish, dip them in Suttford, Florida outdoor trip to Silver Lake in level, as any portion of the bdlb the near future, including a cook- left above the surface la exposed during the cold months and are John Malloy and Mi*. J. N. her some, Kill! West 2nd Street. scalding water briefly. Mr*. Baron i* the former Virginia to grasshoppers. Chlordane pow­ ready to pul out leavei in the Murphy. out. Packard. der, sprinkled around the surface spring. HR OR NIL TROOP II Shrubs and trees do well to be Atri. W. P. Yea ley has returned and on them, is a good remedy These brownie* bream* goblins, BULL’S-EYE EGG SANWICH fertilized with a formula low In home aftrr a visit with her two spooks, and ghosts when they had fur, keeping off pests. For each sandwich: 1 slice bread brothers, Barney ami James BrewDaylilics may be moved now nitrogen and high In potash now. their Halloween party Saturday 1 tablespoon butter or margarine ingtOn of St. l/oui*. .Mn. She alio This atrengthens the plant without night at the home of their leader, also. When dug, prune aeverly, visited h*r sister. Airs. Percy Lane farcing new growth which could I egg salt and pepper. ^ Mrs. Clias. Schoonover on Cole- leaving only six inches or so of Sunny-Side Up: Remove center in Boontsville, Alo. be caught by the first frost. the (ops and the same of the man Circle. She also visited relatives and Slow up on watering Christmas of bread slice i-ith » ccdHe cu‘ were prize- gjroci. and TOOtirPtantf may be divided into fi lands in Dai !>!.), Mo. and un hei t c i , a b o u t 2 ' s i n c h -vice. Ui'owu Cactus this month, giving just AT THE refreshments for the gay ghosts. individual fans or larger sections bread slice in the butter or mar­ way home, attended the National enough to keep the plant front Co-leader. .Mrs. Richard Al. Gor­ of two or more fans. garine healed modciatcly lint in Convention o f t h e Christian VYfslsomas (a gladioli like bulb) withering. Thu treatment forces ton helped with the party. skillet. Turn bread, break egg Churches in Louisville, ky. the flower buds, at which time Ith GRADE BROWNIE TROOP should be moved when crowded into center. Cover and cook egg These busy brownies meet at the as they multiply rsther fist. The watering may be returned. 4 lo g minutas. Season to taste. Be sure to save ail your au­ The Afongolian race Is the most Presbyterian Youth Building on best time to move them Is after Over Easy: Prepare bread a* numerous in the world, i t ha* After an absence of 31, year*. Grace will tumn leaves as they fall to mulch Tuesdays with Mi s Nancy Robb a i they die back, following the bloom­ again supervise the kitchen at Club Diamond, abuve and placa In jkillet. Break mure than 655 million individuals, flower beds, to nourish the plant, ing lime in summer. They msy be and be your llosirea with the fineat of fin* food*. their leader and Mrs. Richard An* * • egg immediately Into center. When moved now it care is taken not keep down weeds and keep out e dm* as tile assistant. bread is browned, turn and cook Carbon monoxide is poisonous frost. They are especially help­ Starting TUES. NOV. 1st Last week they had their in­ to disturb the new growth. It is egg, 4 to 8 minute*. Season to because it prevent* oxygen from vestiture at Silver Lake with tbeir simpler to plant the dry bulbs ful around azaleas, dogwood trees taste. All old friends and KVKHAONB who appreciate* being carried in the blood xtieaui. and other arid loving plants. mother* watching. They formed a if available. good rooking sre rnrdially Inrlted te pay a stall . . . OPEN DAILY 1 P. M. ’TIL MIDNIGHT. Stokesias, with pretty aster like circle of the "old brownies" and CLOSED AtONDAA S. opened up their group and wel­ lavender flowers, may be moved now. They are a low growing comed the new members In re ­ plant that makes a pretty border peating the brownie promise. New Brownies were Mary Louise I but may be planted in beds fur MELDA ST. JOHN Andrus, .Sandy Bartholomew, Lau- a mass of color. —widely know In the area, wilt he Atrs. Earl Tyler was guest of Chrysanthemums which were ^ ranell Johnson, Mary Ellen Mil­ rook-in-charge of her genuine lip pruned all summer should ner, Debbie Taylor, Patsy Thomp­ honor at a luncheon in celebration \ " I I \ V Italian be nice busby plants by nowr. of her birthday at the home of son. and Jeanette Wolfe. The rest of the troop consists of If they are long and lanky they Mrs. Rachsel Hopper, in North Spaghetti Cr Pizza Cindy Brown, Jean Carter, Susaie . wilt require staking la keep the Monroe, lsst week. Hewers out of the dirt. D a n g l e m a n , Joanne Fletcher. Others enjoying the celebration Many bulbs are available la the Patsy Fletcher, Kay Forguson, Tain Hunt, Debbie Mel.*in, Martha stores now, including glads, nar- were Afrs. Wesley Tyler, Mrs. GRACE NELSON Milner, Susan Rowland, and Hen­ Iisus and tulips.. If you wish to John E. Padgett, Mrs. Wilbur Grace will again feature her famous llght-as a-frather 1IOT V O ri Anne Osborne. Senior scouts, try tulips, which are not loo satis­ Bruce, Airs. Casper Matthews and BISCUITS and delirioua SALADS. factory in Florida, no b u y preAir*. Cecil Sellers. ^ Cay Hunt and Andrea Miller act * ed as program aides. Girl Scout Diary Nine More Families Welcomed T6 Sanford Area Mrs. Green Hostess To Chapter Meeting Birthday Courtesy Given Mrs. Wilkin By Fidelis Class Enterprise Personals m T ja h d sm SHOES f iiA A o n a h Ivey's Shoe Store A — .. G R A C E Is B A C K CLUB DIAMOND Luncheon Honors Mrs. Earl Tyler \ WHERE YOUR MONEY EARNS \ CHOICE WESTERN STEAKS and CHOPS Java, with an estimated pop­ ulation of 57 million persons, ii the world’s most heaviiy-populau d island. OVER 35 YEARS a t First and Palmetto (Along Sid* Poet Office} SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY • Carpet • Fernitur# • Til* • Pianos • Rental Bede GRAND O P EN IN G Tomorrow, Not ember lit ILENE'S HEALTH : FRIED • FOOD SEA CHICKEN MELBA ST. JOHN FOODS I FREE SURPRISES | Tuesday Ihru Sal. Drive ep or take Bu* te front deer FREE DELIVERIES TO SHUT-INS Open S A. Af. to 1:19 P. M. SOUTHERN PHONE NO *-9932 or NO 8-3397 On li*y. 17-9! — Between Orange City A Del.end FEATURING NAME BRA^JX OF HEALTH FOODS ... DISCOUNTS AND SPECIALS: • Monday thru Sat. Jhs. (Diam ond HWY. 17 -9 2 — 2 Mile* North of Sanford, Fla. DONNIE CLARK. MixulogUt at the C o c k t a i l L O IM Q G OPEN DAILY - 7 DAYS A WEEK 5 P. M. T I L �- trwi .i nagaaiswisiw ^- L'.X. ■ » r4. ■,:• ’ • * ‘ j'yfi "•1 * V" r * t • P ig_______ t O—Mon. _________ Oct. SI. I960 .— r : ■■ *. ’ k.‘» r . v1 n ** * v':-* ■y-J’' ' ,v * i ... ‘ V s t o * 6* * — ? . . v McKibbin Wiggles Away' From . • !■ La Leeshurg'a Lowery Watch Out For Those Packers In Pro Grid Loop McKibbin Scored, But Penalty Canceled Six Points Offside Penalty Turns Final Thrust Win Into Tie For SHS Sinks Lyman Sanford creamed the goal for the only touchdown of the fame but atill wound up in a acorelesa tia with Leesburg Friday night as an offside penalty canceled the score. Alex McKibbin broke away from the Leesburg line and ima along the sideline to score in the first quarter, but had to go back and the Seminole* couldn’t do it again. Bruising de­ Bobby Dunnelktn ram* to life lei the fourth period to nip a fighting Ly­ man team IS-IS Friday night. Although oulplayed through the flrat three quarters, Dunnallon scored two quirk touchdowns in tha final ftva minutes to hand the Gray hounds their second defeat of the campaign. Lymon broke into the scoring column in tha sarond quarter on a 40 yard march with I'aul Black­ ford going over for the TD from the on*. A few plays later, Carl Presaly took a pass from quarterback Mika Hrown and acorad from tha IS yard niarkar. In the linal period. Boh Davis of Dunnallon passed to Ralph Heath foe five yarda end a score, and Stev# Ottmg want ever a few plays later for another Dunnallon markar. Lyman led Dunnallon in first downs, 10 to aigbt and in yards rushing, 173 to 136. Defend* Against Leesburg Pa»4 SEC Race Tightens Down The Wire ATLANTA (U P li—If the flown 1 with 13 seconds remaining lo save htartrd Mississippi Rebel* see them from their third straight goblins on their bedposts tonight Io)| l0 you ean bet the pumpkin money The 1958 and 1939 lota** cam# they'll be costumed like the Ben during the heyday of Billy Can­ gals of Louisiana Slate. For tha third consecutive year, non and weren’t unexpected. But the Rebels carried dreams of Saturday was supposed to be dif­ their first ever perfect season into ferent. LSU went into that came their mealing with the Bengal*. wilh a I t record and was a 13And- for the third time, they were point underdog. Instead of stick rudely awakened by a rugged ing In the script, IAU outplayed LSU defense. the Rebel* and missed winning The second ranked Rebels did only because usually • accurate escape with a 8 6 tie to remain Wendell Harris couldn't find the unbeaten. But K look a II yard range on two held goal* and a field goal by rrnler Allen firrrn conversion try. fensive play, with art occasional offensive burst, filled the rest of the game. A go tor broke pass by Quarter­ back Mike Roberta almost gave the Sanford fans something lo cheer about in final seconds when Lellanl Houaa of Reauty la still he threw a long one that hit the In Aral place la tbo Jet Bowler- receiver on the heed and fell in­ etlaa L**gu* UiU weak *fl*« tak­ complete. With about 10 second* loft to ing on four more points. Prank Mackey and Lis Horton play, the Seminole* threw the hook sway and tried a quick pan were high bowlers for Gallant. Kwesneya took three points to over the line that wee lipped hold second place. Marilyn Bailey off basketball slyle to another toppled the moat pins for her receiver who almost got sway— but not quite. team. It happened this way; Duke and Duchess made a clean tha Srminulca worked out of the sweep to bring them up to third place with the help af June An­ Single wing in this last desperate attempt with McKibbin galling derson . the pass from the center, Upping Alary Esthers lost nne point to House .of Rabija which brought Um ball to Mike Hobart* who them down /mpt third to fourth laleraled to Bobby Barbour. However, the alert Leesburg de­ place. Calaat Smith bowled high fense stopped the play cold. game for Mary Eathar'a while Those two plays, McKibbtn'a Marge Lyons was high for the R. Edwards Builders Supplies portrait studio. House of Rahija nullified score and some outstand­ is rompetlng for fifth place along ing runs by Iweshurg'a Randy managed to hold their alight lead witit Towe'a, Neil's and Yowella. Hrown and Doug .Mumford were of Tha Thursday Nita Mivad l.aaArlene Dedering rolled high game the offensive highlights of a gua by just ona point aflar last for Howe's, Camille H u rt land was rough, lough conical. The Seminole* completely do ml week’s p la y , as Edward* ended high for Nells Beauty Salon and Lucy Slayer turned in high game natad the play ihm iihout the | wilh 2 , wln, t „m| „ <Hliry ,.h, r game as lhay rolled up eight j m4fy kept second apot with 20. for Yowelta. A three way He exists in third Ivey'a kept heir stand in sixth firit downs to seven by Lee*, burg. a* Stcinmcyer Roofing. Appleby's place. Fat Tourney wav the high In the rushing department, .San­ Restaurant and Town A Country amrer. Lovely Lady la holding on tight ford pickad up 141 yards on the TV Jtervira all rame up with 18 to seventh plare. Celia Da Palma ground and 16 by the air rouie. each. I'owell s Office Supply hold* helped by rolling high nore for I-ecsburg rolled to only »_> yards fourth followed by Sanford Mf| bar team. ____ __ _ ___ on the ground and I2_ m the -iiZ, CO.. Food Fair, Dvital runic*, CWA Walker*. Cry o r 'a Slat* Farm Ins., Camilla Moreland holds high handicap aeries this week with a While band* of mammals are and CWA Talkers. 659. Bank# fJnM.n y i.l.d up the somstime* i-d by famalas, birds Rolling a 8!3 scratch series put [ 5-1IJ >|.Ll while Marge Lvons top- nearly always prefer a male lead­ John Wright up on top of tha indi­ pled tha 6-7. vidual bowler*. Elian Rett* had er. high series for the women, bringing up a 670. Dot deYarmm, Ann Conklin, Clarence Smith and Fat Caltan all made the 6-10 split, with Mike Aefe lle d Press Inleraatioetl burn Hollis went over for two cardi, Jim Carmichael and Smith making tha 6-6. A three-ply Issue may he at touchdowns. Fourth string full Make when Iowa and .Minnesota bark Jerry Jones and quarterback clash Saturday — the national I-*rrv Johnson each scored twice Unbeaten Ranks collegiate football championship in Minnesota** 16-T pasting of Kansas State. th« Big Ten Conference title and Navy and Missouri were Ihe Begin To Slim • possible trip to the Rose Bowl. only other teams in tha lop to NEW YORK t u r i ) -O nly seven The top-ranked Hawkeyes and ratings In retain perfect statu* as major leagua teams among tha na­ the No. 6 Gophers have come Mississippi was held to a a g tia tion's 31 arhool* with perfeet eoldown to their moat important by MU and Syraruse and Baylor laga football recorda today. Elaven schools f«H from the (Mac this m a o n with identical went down to defeat. 9-0 records. perfect record ranks during the Iowa bolds a slim conference Rig Cur Race weekend, among Uiem Syraeusr. toad over Minnesota, having beat SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPli - Misaisaippi and Baylor. Syracuse M league foM In four encounters. A. J. Foyt, 29. of Houston, Tex., bowed to Pittsburgh, too, .Missis The Gophers bavs won all thrae the youngest driver at the last sippt was held to a 8-6 lie by ad their circuit clashes. Louisiana State, and Tax** Chris­ Both propped for this "turning” thrae Indianapolis 300 mile races, tian dipped Baylor, 14-a. game by beating teams from won the Ui S. Automobile Club* Kaniaa during the weekend loo mile national championship tows, using a strong ground a t­ big ear rare Sunday, finishing 30 Michigan can provide the tfnit tack, toppled the University of seconds one-half lap ahead of *d State* with salt at ita present Kansas, 31-T, as quarterback Wil­ Parnellt Junes of Torrance, Calif. consumption for a million years. House 01 Beauty Holds Kegler Lead Bowen By United Tret* International You might rail the Green Bay Packers the "Pittsburgh Pirates" o( pro fool&ali. The Packer's don’t often over­ whelm an oppoarnt. They chip chip away, come from behind and have a knack o( coming through with the big play. In case you’ve forgotten, those were the tactics the Pirates used to win the baseball world cham­ pionship. Tha Packers, seeking their first National Football League crown since 1941, took over sole poj.ession nf first place in the Western Division Sunday when they rallied for a 19-13 victory over the Pitts­ burgh Stcclers — and right in the Pirstes' ballpark, at that. Tsui Hornung chipped away with four field goals — two of 33 yard, and others of 47 and 17— to give Green Bay an aarly 12-tJ lead before a erowd nf 30,135. Bobby Lame, playing with a still- sore thumb, put the Steelcra ahead with touchdown passes of 37 yards to Tom Tracy and 41 yards to Buddy Dial. But the Packers struck back for tha winning touchdown with only 63 seconds rrmaieing. T h e y gained possession on their own 34. by jarring the Steelers for their ! OR fifth fumble of the afternoon. Quarterback Bart Starr act up lbs score by passing IS and 14 yards Lit Huyd D un It I so u fu ilu a v k J i in Taylor plunged over from the one. This was Green Bay’s fourth victory in five games, with a l4|[ one eoming up next Sunday against the defending champion Colts in Baltimore. CONTINUED GROWTH AND PROGRESS RE-ELECT A. L. (A ll WILSON City Commissioner ILKOUP NO. 1 A maw with 6 years mt EXPERIENCE EFFICIENCY and ECONOMY. Your vote and support appreciated Nov. a, imo I’d. Pol. Adv. NOW...THE GREATEST SHOW ON WORTH! Builders Hold Mixed Loop Lead Iowa, Gophers Top Grid Slate LOWER PRICES AND LOTS MORE TO LIKE! M ’6I CHEVY CORVAIR You're going to like what's new with the 'til Cotvair. Increasril space for you and whatever you want to take along with sou. Ah—and lower prices on all sedans and coupe*. You'll go for tha way Corvair givea you more miles to a gallon nf gas. Its faster than ever cold-weathrr warmup. There's a nrw heater* that distiibutea waimth evenly —front and raar. And a longer range furl lank. You wouldn't want ua to change the easy handling and tremendous traction that've become a Corvair trademark—but wo have boosted that air-cooled leer angina's displacement to 145cu. in. Now. about Coivair’a station wagons—tha Lakewood, you'll see. does big things with a cargo and still handles like a dream. And the Greenbrier Sports Wagon you'll just have to sit in a while. It has more room for people and tha thiuga that go with them—up I* 175.A cubic feel nf it. Look into all of tha '61 Gurvaira first ch an ce you gel. at your dealer's. 'Opuomml at m m saw. HOM E FOGGING 90 DAY GUARANTEE All Homes Up To 1,000 Sq. Ft. - - $15.00 $1 For Each 100 Sq. Ft. Over 1,000 ELM AVE. AOtT IS PRODUCTIQS: f i i Crtenbnte Soortt IT«*<wi u A km la tu,u« at m*rk tmnm faf /to p It *a J Lh-Oft mt tidiitmt) amgotu. (Stott* uuA mpru>otil-U-txU»<c» u u rj m j us poutiia.) See the new Chevrolet can , Chevy C onaira, and the new Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer’i S O U T H ER N C H EM IC ALS, INC. 204 N. TOO 4 [hot Station IT’.i^ v. tmrgm tp<itm (raar war folJtJ) FA 2-5493 HOLLER Corner 2nd & Palmetto MOTOR SANFORD, FLA. SALES FA 2*0711 * �Sfe M ir l Mon. Oet. 81, I960—Pape 7 I r n ll Osucm Gbby: By Abigail Van Buren DEAR SCARED: Maybe this hoy need? to get into n "little trnubte" now in order to stay nut of a lot of trouble later. If you are asked In sit there again, refuse, anil don’t he afraid to tell why. • • • z MONDAY P. M. * . n (I) <4i I n n n > DEAR WANTING: Kind the most dip­ lomatic words in your vocabulary and tell him. * • DEAR ABHY: 1 am a 1!l*year*o|d girl who sometimes sit? for a family who as a .t-year-old girl and a 17-ycar-old boy. When I sil then* i have more trouble with • the 17-year-old boy than I do with the .1year-ohl girl, if you know what 1 mean. I don't want to make trouble for this boy, hut 1 hope they never ask me to sit for thpm unless they take their son with them. How can 1 get out of sitting there • • CONFIDENTIAL TO HEARTSICK ' MRS. Insisting that vour husband give up his traveling job will solve nothing. If he Is going to cheat, he'll cheat on his lunch hour. See a marriage counselor. ♦ * • If you want a personal reply from Abby, write to her in care of this paper nnd enclose a stamped, self-addressed en. vclope. She answers ALL letters. Take The i Si I««:aw .3, ifn l l , n n - i i ) <9) t .V U tsn tu r* * i s . 1ft t? t mi ill I! "* <3) lilt* lit i*i II. D AILY M, Strip* IT. Wave (comb, form) 31 Naval officer 43. Wanted j. fa*Ung 44. Sat of bone* fl*p ) 45. FraUmtty can d id A U W (■ling) V 44. Botmd 47. MohjLmTT medan tltlo 41 Steen ~ wild (nauU DOWN i L B'jtta [V Tonight TUESDAY A. M. Sts Si l‘t It** t:J S ? .Ik tils nn T.l* l.ftft I. t :i I -Is l i t S ia n tin <3i f . i o n n r n t s ! C lssirooot i t i T v it a l — M at* U a r r a w a r <11 W s a t h s r i l l ftstm M srtiit R - p l . t , i t t W i l l * I'p M ovie s <1, To-lay III N s s s i <11 N e w * 14 < t 'tl sptsln K sogsroo <3, V V e . i h t r an.1 M s s 111 T o .l a y <»> C o u n t d o w n . V i s , I I I Tit A 14 1 It..m t.tr Rnom *1) K s r t n o n Ktpftr* <3, Hod I s s iu l S a d d is t <>t l u i i a D o n a S c h o o l <4 1 .Nan s an d I n t e r v i e w s J t i l T o II* A n n o u n c e d i t ) P o R* Ml I I ) | te .. r il lh tr ttfl-tl <si n r n i t l i t PUjr T ou r Hunt: ( I , Video V l l t s g s i t . T rie* I* U n t i l I II I l . o t s l.uc y Ift) M o r n l n t C ourt i l l C n n c « M r a t lo n ( 1 ) T o t C l s t r ll-ir l* an ( I l t . . n s T h a i X'.ft I D A ILY 31.7b< LAaM t duckmu 23. WaUr re god (T (Bnbyt.) 33. C a m t* nn* ttonality j . j . Poem SB. Tba flrat Y w tu iirt !*■*■ team IT. E U ntor a. Ahea t ta p 13. Cbmplir 1 30. Mnrine 34. Dfvdaton i mammal of cows’ 10. nourtalwd •Comaeha 41. Dosee » . FuU of 43. Gama of 4—tn iattve a*r* i (HT.I » 1 TT“ ts % w Ws. W ia m J M at 1% M & p % M % m r*ra- front your office to come to see tt.it you. Have a party and tell them frankly that you would like to !*,»■ 10. Ill meet some people in your own age gruup. They may have such It It* friends. •<, <|.m t sit alunr. Do 111*0 something!. Join some study II.I* group* and get a hobby and attend It 1ft classes for it. In this vsay you TUESDAY I*. M. ate apt to make friends. ( 1 "My peck is still a problem, *1-1 H i i ) T r u t a or C o n s * q u * a * * a I D l e t s * n f 1.4f• though 1 have gotten Itty skill in II.ft* i » ( Tit* T * » * n she should have to icuvw th* fair shape after yvais of neglect. ill* t i t S i i i t n lu , T u m p t i o w <>l tftusett M r A I t t y search. Nor ran he overtook a pua- What should t do about this? It I <1, Il f o u l * II* T*u -lki,l,y thnt if this dress does is awful!—S Y." It. 44 t*i O i t ' t t n x Marti ,S» A f t n l l V S'.SJ nothing for her she may feel t’se the same rate for your neck t: it 1>I In-Ilf,. Pt.llt. !*!•»- IS obliged to buy one that tines. < s t I if . H u U a o n * J . t u r u e l t ' ■ * as for your face. Cosmetic nil will ;oo <31 ft'.trti* So he tells her thnt if it is any really do good work on your neck, l111 < ti t ' r o s i r o * .) * satisfaction to her to know it sh# but for a romplet# home treat­ I 1* <St U s e K r a n c U c n H*at As T tt s VVtirM T u r n * look* beautiful to him. And he ment send for a ropy of my leaf­ I f . <• 41 31 T.1 It* \ '. . ,,11.-1 mentions friend. who might sug­ let, "How tv» Youthlfy Your Neck." 1:31 <4i I t f i n u c r a i l A p s s s s r gest alterations dipt will make the To obtain your copy, send me a 1.1ft tSt l) *y In C oftt l <3t Jstt t l n r r s ) eti,,w dress do something. l i t l u l l C lrd* long, self-addressed. four-tnil ta t Kspub tt.-*it 4*t*l1l. e<,*»'-t< How thankful he is that men do stamped envelope and enclose ten i l l t . o r a i i a Toutt* T n s o -.s r till) not demand that the suits they cents In coin. • 14 i l l Art I.l tik M ’ t l r huy do something for them and i t , H a s p Tu H r s l l i y "I am much too heavy for my ,1.1* .Qft I t i Y a u t i i In M ila n * are satisfied if they are decently < l) Mil I tun s l r a age anti height and my figure is clothed. Ik* Clark dreadfully sloppy. I am on a doc- I It ll ii tt gH*a« r a m T h a i a II*,.la CHRlSTnl'HKK BILLOW’ tor's diet and will Ins* slmvly so III VVk« On Ton r rm l I D V e r d l r l Ia T a u t* I need to do something to msk* 4 ft* III V i o t R o o m far r u t t y i l l H r l a k i a r May my figure look better, hut what III A m a r l c s n H aaStiaal and how?_--Jlamle T.”________ I It <4, M r r s l Alar™ ill e-ta* nr Nigki f’ioper cutseling will help ron- 44 >1 1ft ( ! ) I t * , * a l l n l l j n n , t tour your figuie and you would 1 40 iIlIIl Mn*t* Raymond Massey and llethel I n,-I* W a tt look mart youthful. My booklet, I.eslie are guest stars nn NBC's i t i Pnoav* Plavkousa i l l Q u i c k t i r a n M.'Orsv '•Rlverboat'* in “Trunk Full of •‘Under Fn'hioni for Beauty After 4I Is to IS) Rin T i n Ttn Dreams,” itcry of a shipwrecked Forty,” was written just fo, wom­ en who have trouble in selecting pair of woi ld-br entertainer*. In a 34-acre area, th* Regent's C’lmt Walker <Urt in "Road to undrigarments. I wilt enclose a Three Graves.” the episode on 1copy of a leaflet written by a de­ I'ark r.oo in (atmion holds T.tkMt ABC* “Th Cheyenne Show.” A signer for my ladisa. To ohtain birds, beasts and fi*h. For the powerful lard-owner tdes to block th* booklet, tend me a long, self- children of the British capita), addressed, eight-rent stamped en­ thrrn is a special piny section, development of a mine. The "Surfsitle Six" private-ay* velope and enclose 25 cents in j tircsiileil over hy h,<st**.c*, s h n s story on ABC ts "Local Girl,'' A coin. 1 st the instructions to aid 1young visitura may mix freely detective assigned as bodyguard you in selrcting your garments I with ponies, goats, rabbits, Ihunas, to a rich girl get* Involved in a and you will see results In a bet- wooly lambs ami other friendly in| ter figure. shotgun wedding. , mates, CROSSW O RD 2 Bright!' ACBMH •olorad tO ia W i flak •n r E ETtat-Aopped irra ia M n l* hill ta x o p A Draw out U . English I. Pi.re rtgatto 11. 8 DAT 1 Bttrny&rd (owl IL Capital eg Turkey T. Ow i a i m with Ifl.rarU hM prbtUe'e 17. N'oaUm# fluid U-BandhXB hulldar A. Daoarl 19. DropbwR floor JO. Ghost 0. Angelic Si. lbcvUaa»> U. Arabia tion 36 V. ui;*4 37. Y-n ahapwit 14. C om hi JO. Wo (Capstan* 1 7“ BtAto (abbr.) so *t. Love N c r Ti~ In J « .k p .,t o .in lln r |'r** >1, n i t i l C o u n t d o w n lV .* r U dns i* ) i » ) .Sow* M ori * Mori * 30 l i t J a c k I'aar Mr. Billopp A rejected dress i* one that dis­ appoint* a lady after she hai bought. It ia rejected because • hrn she puts it on and looks in tha mlrro’r ah* decides it doesn't "do anything for her.'* This is dislreeaing to her hus­ band who does not like tu hat a his wifa eiRotionally upset. He will ask why tha dress ahuiild have to do aoniethiiig for hrr. She wilt re­ ply that no woman wants a dress that doea not do anything for her. Inquiry reveals thst she had • o p e d the dies* would make her look trimmer, slimmer, younger and smarter. She had been so ailviked hy tha saleslady and got that impreaiion when the tried a on in the shop, nut she doesn't get the aame impression In the mirror. Sh* feels she has been luted into • decision she now regrets. It ia depressing to look forward to wearing the dress for the neat ttfrveial months. It is disappointing to think that ivhrn site had evpeile.i to electrify her Inends aha will draw no comment* beeauaa the dress doe* not do any­ thing for her. A sympathetic husband ho* hath • sentimental and a financial stake in the sanation. K np-ets him that hi* wifa ia upuei. It disturba him to think that after having search­ ed th* town for tha right dress, SI*) t . t AnU> f i r U O t h S lm w < i< \ .1s wnt tir** In I ' a t a d u * in 1.10 its unman do in tliwae circumstances? 1 have been given a very nice apartment by lb* people for whom 1 work ae they want me to ttay here.—Jane.” Well, lake the fii at alep and in­ vite entile of the young people T h'in ta* S h o w (Stir (side ) . J « <;< I 'a t u * II, * ■)* First Step Drar Kiljth “l have j uat moved in lit,- town W anaa my firm aeni me here »r.d ■t forty-four I find it difficult to ^ i* # t people. Tha girl* in my ofvif* are young and the men either married or young. What should a F sv rel *:••* IS) C k » n n » l S X « w « r « " m « : i t ■* I A m a s ’.V Anttr DEAR ABBY: Our community has c> .ns «• just engaged a new clergyman. He Is 33 4:!J i l l s p o r t * t:Jt til t'rnlrsl ru n s * Netre and a family man. His wife and children will follow as soon as we get their house * *1 .«»0 ii«ni )V • * t n « rK*»!«w CO i»» John lu tr fixed up. I. 1- C ) l l u t u f i r - t i r i n ' . ’.!jr This young clergyman curies a siiap!: *« »I» K r o u t l - r <4| I l l s ' - . < shot’nf his wife in his wallet, and has lieen !.» * I'M ll r s ti tl J 'lr , showing it proudly to one and ail. The 1;I1 ll < l»oi|« K i1w at.il M « <31 l i n e it* I snap must la? about ten years old and it l i t r ii *> *tt n* shows her in a very tight Imthing suit <«1 To T i l l Tha T r u t k leaning against a fence. 1 don’t want this lifts <!i Jladi c <a< I ' d * ai<<1 t l l S i l j s young man to start off mi the wrung foot <»l <C lio >» nn» i here because he seems so nice. Would I I M i 3 ‘ 1 'i il lU .a l P r o g r a m i s i I t r ln s it ia i' p B u d d y he out of line to tell him to get a new pic­ <)i Suri.iil- tJi* ture? WANTING TO HELP >.*ft i3 t k l . t m l i l . r DEAR JEALOUS: What's wrong with a ^ le ttin g your husband know vou are frank"w iy jealous? It might delight him to learn you refuse to share him v.ith another woman, t'hilt this "friend" in the day­ time and conk her goose at night by being especially attentive to your own husband. * a i without getting him in trouble? • SCARED DEAR ARBY: I have n very cute nml •vivacious friend (t don’t really consider her a "friend." but if I called her what I think ehe I? you wouldn’t hjo my letter). Anyway, this "friend" make? a habit of cultivating women friends in the daytime so she can get next to their husbands at night. She has a husband of her own but he is like a lump of Itud. She gives me this. "Let's all four of us get toogi>ther for ••dinner,” bit and before I know it. I am stuck with her husband and she i« dancing with mine. I Ju«t found out she has done this with other couples. My husband thinks she is "fun" and now I’can't shake her. How can I break up this foursome without letting on to my husband thnt I am— —JEALOUS • Television 'TT M is ■T~ W w M % TT * * u n m % * *r w M VA w m . Ti 1LA brute In QoUivag a Travel* n . A call XXExUrt tL M ow . at. do** is 19. Hhl pboard timber IL IB to K H a n tM pad ring 34. ReddiahW. Lariat U .F U or spring •3. Hewpocked BiaabaasL SL South Afriran Dutch • 1 .0 * 9 train 87. FUenrt 40. Upright plJLOO 43. Ibymcntj 45. Kiln 47. Uarmonds 48. French n r* r IP. Leveled (vwr.) PO. French lei* tfstfJn rt\* CRO SSW O RD DOWN lM ftn M g etnptoyrment only OHot 4. ratios* 30. Kent nod tidy Arabia rJoak 33. Slumber 35. Blamea* mean, nr* Stacks Of Money Highlight IV Program On Presidents Hr FRF.n DANXICs NEW YORK (UIM t—Talk about senialional, aye popping T\’ pro­ gramming: they riffled tlacki and (lacks of money past our eye* mt CBS TV Thursday night Those beloved, all-American, all-time stars. Ren Franklin i $100 bill i, tieorge Washington tSI hilt) and Abe Lincoln (13 bill,, stopped by for aueat ihoti on the " rn * Report*" apecfal called. "Money and the Next Fresidenl." With Howard K. Smith a* head hanker in this breed ahop. the hour roamed over the field of the American economy and tlrurk hard at the core of difference be­ tween the Republican and Demo­ cratic pirtiei. A aerie* of interviews, notably with Robert Anderson, secretary of the Treasury, and economl‘1 J. Kenneth (ialbrailh an adviser to Sen. Kennedy, pointed up the dif­ ferences. Anderson believes the essence of economic freedom is freedom of rholcr for coniumers. (lalhralth helievei the function of government Is to direct the econ­ omy. Tile special also touched on gross national product, inflation, trade balances and the gold ruth nf I9su), anil the manufacture of money. U kt Wednesday nighl'a show about another difficult tubjeet. computera. this one tied Its material together graphically and sometimes dramatically. That's two (me public aflatra ahowa In two mghla at old CBS U. They're putting in a busy week upgrading the national I Q. and I hope they find a way to keep R tip right through the season — in prime weekday night viewing hours. Ilnih shows, I nntiied. were apnn sorrd nay w vn •f SAAHN ounce Brennan and Charlie Rugglea was a charming, happy affair. While I'll never undcratand how Julian (Cannonball) Addcrley’a quartet gut into the act. I'm glad It made the scene. If only for a rather brief spot. The show took on drive ami tire as Adderlcy blew hi* progressive jata from a retrogressive lottking set. But then Dchhic came on with a dance number out oi the Kay tvvser era and »cl the *hnw right hack Into the soft, erremunial status. The Channel Swim; "Direc lions, ’61," a Sunday afternoon half • hour rrligiou* program makri its ilchul on ABC TV Nov. 13. Repretcnling the three major faiths nn Ihe program will be John Alcorn, Theodore Hikel ami rorge Hick*, who will purticlpaU with special guests In diacussiona about current problems. Although Democratic presiden­ tial candidate John F. Kennedy has ruled nut u pro idrction Mnmlay "equal time” appeaiancc on p. m Youth Wing, Jr., Civic NBC-TVa "Jack I’aar Show,” Center Hobby Kennedy, the senator's Tuesday brother and campaign manager, p. m.—Youth Wing, Hr., Civic will visit I'aar next Wednesday night, Contrr Swedish sclrosi May Britt who Wednesday ia achrduled to marry Sammy _ .. ^ ,, . , , I , , . I p . in vouth Wing,‘ Jr. and Hr., Davir Jr ncvi mourn, will be in 1 Civic Center lervievved by Paul Coule* on ABC - TV's "Walter Wlnchrll 7 p. m.—Hqiinr* Dane* Lessons. Civic Center Show" Ihn Sunday. NBC-TV’a '‘Tclrohon* Hour” 6 p. ni.—.Square Danring, Clvfr Centrr special lor ft rulay, Dec. 23, I* ti­ Thursday lled, "Twas .the Night Before Chn.vlmas ’ ami will include Rise 7 p. m. Youth Wing, Jr. and Hr., Civtr Center Steven' and John lt.uu in Ihe program of holiday music. Mau­ 7:JO p. ni.- Duplicate Bridge Cluh, reen O'Hara will be the hostess. | Tourist Cluh Friday Juliet l'rowse, seen on TV as a d a r n e r last aeaioi., makes her 7,no p. m. Y o u t h W i n g , Jr., Civic dramatic debut in AHl' TV'a “ Ad , Center verdures in Paradise" pn Mon 7:30 p. m. Kustom Angela Cluh. I Arts A Crafts Bldg. l remember Debbie Reynolds ilay, Nov 7. doing a wonderful, wacky, free form danre lo "Dungaree Doll'* a few yeara ago on. pardon the expreaaion, F.tldia Fiaher'a old TV show. I also remember mama cr. Debbie, rolling around on Jack Paar’a nighttime agglomera turn. In each of these hrief TV rn counters, she was a doll, nut Thuradiy night. Debtor stayed around for a whole hour Indeed, it waa her own ahnw, *'A Dste W‘lh Debbie." or, ABC-TV. and 1 iliarovcred that a little Dehhie goes a long way. Her tal erta are aa numeroua aa her hair­ dos. K seems, but they aren't so fulls developed a* to withstand prolonged expoaure. I alio delect­ ed s more aophiatlcaled lady on Ihe stage and, frankly, I thought the campfire girl Dehhie was nmre eflecllve, Drhhir't takeoff* on Zsa ?.*.i (labor, Xnna Magnum and Hri gitte Bardot were well done, with nmre thin average bile, but the Recreation Schedule Haturdav 7:30 p. m. Youth Wing, Center • T A R T IN O O C T O S IN Clrft *1 FROST WARNING FORECASTS U l A T n 5:25 to IT I I I I I 5:30 pm SSOUflllt TO YOU NT I /* I FOOD MSCHINENT AND / « J CHIMICAl CORPORATION \ f f [ * r \ noeio* Division *tawkiew L ' * LAKI L A ND . 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V* v. ’ . i* the nettcr* A’u LONCIVf BbT.S 'p ;, VCUAlFMW HAvt ratrynnf 'A M s / is t h r IIK II it titi a r n r tmc •m jim iT s i. i m n it nr m .iim iu *. iv o n ru n s e e lVOI.R r n l AT*. IV- I’N IV RKI VIS, |M f . v t r r t r r n r *i it ( xhtiti'T io n h . uiik tu v iik r« VI PA NT a C slirerala e o rp o rs - lleis, * .*MARLK* II. H I J U 'O H T K ft A U BREY M ORETZ Local AF Man an d BETTY IHEN K HLAL'OHTER, hit wlft; *t ftl Defendaiftt# j .mil B K T T T llt K N K * L A l l i M I KP. h it « if # , t h m # rotld#a#4 it either K 6 m m : theso * * -■» aitoi/G-HT <ss ^ ■ * ff»<*aa f * m s s p sTaa I A awt^> ^ ya if •*?■*.* f /s in • *a / ///SA7T* Mr. and Mra. Jonathan A. Mor­ ii pa! tofi Boa 4, Atlanta, tit unite al!, Rote St,, Sanford, have been (pir I I A Ndr'cro""* S t r e e t , B. W . Apt# C l A t l a n t a , H e o r g la ; a nd a It ur»* notified by the director of tech­ krw»*n p o r t left claim in g by. nical training at (rOodfellow AKB. th rou gh . un*l*r ar a g a i n # *lth * r « f th# a b u t # n a m e d pftrtf**. w h o Tex., th at their son, Aubrey, has m ay ha d*at! or a r t no t k n o w n to been selected as the outstanding he dead or o liv e . You, afl«1 ftftvh *tf )Qtl. t r « he r #by o r d e r e d an d f#-iu lr #d ;*» »#*%• student in the Analytical Training e i »y of >«v*r An** #r '*r o’har Division fur the month nf October. p'wjiit'f.a to th o C o m p l a i n t * fil#d in th# tbfi*# atylad «tu<*a on Ktir. In order to receive the award. f f . tS"#*!. PAppPTtf lBltl * I 'M p a r , young Morels, who was a 1!#.»> Jl#tFMpaliiBt» R i n k B u i l d i n g . 11“ N’had K. !■! Ab#nti«, YHtmi 3#, K lor Id*. (radual* of *SetninuU llish *ttunify* for p]*fntifs *nd to flit to maintain iht hifheat iUrd*rJ* th # ur lp ifh il th # r » « f In t h * o f fie* n f ih * * i * r h nf t h* »*Ir r 11it C our t in aradamic proficirnry, miJiury o f th * N l n rh JtidllrlAl C i r c u i t ®f appraranct and conduct# F l o r id * lei #n d fo r M#mtnol# C o u n ­ Tha Boratt* have two older ty. on or h i f o r * th# ! i t h d * y of N'iM#mhfft H i*; oth trw lt# fh* •on*. Marion, who joined the Air tlitC BtlO h* o f »*ld l?nn ip l* 1n t w ill h* t• k t q * • e onf# «* *d by * t e h Foret three years ago and it prtl* of you, ently station at McGaira AFR, Tht* r t u i f , *h*r*>fi l n « t l t u t ln n * ! and Royca, who plan* U> enter the Mtfsn r f Componjr I* p l a i n t i f f . And th # t b o v • n * m # d p a r t i* * ar* Air Foret in November. (l#?#ndl*flt. * » • ln « t l t u t * d fop fh# pis, pop# i,f for#< l i t l t i t a m o r tf A C * • nrum btrln* in# f o 11« w t n * d#** r lh td pf fiptrt jr !n S t m i B o l t C o u n ­ ty, F lo rid a , l o - w l l t laut n iiiorw 1 n o r t h o r . LA Ml HI \ DD ITU 'N . » r * ^q c .‘ m in e 's Pw A V IN o V JUST FINE V flunltn « curtl#4 H i ! QAOiO YvUMGCY/h e 'S V‘. m O pt-iONC D l c o m in g o v e a r o O E A p f'' J DO HOMEWOOiC R#* ■ I b o f ^ tm in o l® C o u n t y , \V0 QC.Nii Ftar •*# D *t*d th i* I n 4*) v.'ourHj, a f O lo h t r , F» By JkMftM T. Vlfih I>#pmy Cl#rk ru blt un O r : . ' I NSSO 'ifiMlii!;1'” ♦b.0L*cr J 1 Uf«o sevCNcvtv6 cersTS Otiicw. PAODV 31 A S t QUICK . QUICK Q U IC K iu t h k c i h i'i r r c m M r. v i v r n ti,n tt v u .u m i *1:v i i u t i i . K c o l v t i ♦ M . o n i i i A . i u W A N T ? AN C M M U M P •fV fU IiO M fl »«**) 8 IT ra 1 w e a ... t ocN-r LIKE Tur fHKUM* NOS). WAIT, V*H0 N 1CA • r AOvSlfig Ml3 WONtaiVf I’D BAINS? » -J.--------- > « 3 E U sse IK TRUTH/ Y J WEVt. ItJ 71IAT c a s t ( DON'T l i k e t h fRAus u n a n y ■ fjr &ADOV ftUCC T H EFR AUgft NO M X sra E C la r k o f tfi* C i r c u i t Court I n a n d F»r S « m tn u l * Courtly Florid* Be M artha T V ift.ftn D. C J a m *# vi M*a4*. o f th # fir m ®! U I LI'S. I l f c b H U ’ K A K i m i N S o N H i S u u t b Cfturt: i l l •«( Or Iaudit. Flofi-la A i t o r n a f * fur Pi a. m i f f * Dubl i n Ort. 1*. IT.tJI, I t W E W f i R f i L O O K IS ALL O V E R FO R Y O U Y iE T E R D A Y , W B U esM Y hOM OBCOPB F Q « T H I S W E B K H A .6 B E E N L O B L O O M IN V P O « t B O D l N V * y ----------9 TO O < NO C H A N C B f t I Aid S P E N T T H L A S T U t ‘ i*ri! «»f ’ h# C i r r u i ! C-» »rl in * m l to r k e m i n o l * C o u i l y F lo rid a . H e ; Marina T V-** *m Dopiaty t*1#rk lio H N O H Y A O l H o R N K Altar Hi#| # P t i i n t if f * 3 3 i N urth Ma i d i r t * ; I Irian *1**, F lorid a FuhLfth Ool. 31. 3! 4 V Legal Notice S i V E B A L D A Y S IN B B O Flag Display Urged By Legion • The Sanford Junior High S hn-l will being its annual magmine saV "M Wednesday. f**f ****** s . .- 4 , »**— * » . ***!!I «•**• •*-*!! * *- * kittiiA t o ki.--.e* to sell nr renew umguiine sub­ scriptions fur over lfio of the no­ tion’s publication*. The money earned goes to the school - a prise's are awarded to studcryi and classes selling the most sub­ scription*. Chuluota Women To See Films \ T V e M .I IN I H 4 . 4 * t l i ' H HKro n iiF V i iv pi v r h o o k i i . m i * iv . r i n i . t r it F L o h u® o r m in i, v o i .m r o t v i i . r i . o H i n v . N O T 1 0 F IH 1IKK KR T OIVKN by J, A. W lil IIIfiig tan , J r. i n4 Ch * r * l u l l # K, vv hlt liiig tiifi, Si 1* m if*, th# f## • : nip!# t u i # u w ii #r * a* ih# r«#• t pr op#rl> h # f * i n i f i t r a#*s*rlh#d tK*t Dtir»»i*nt tu f * # l! ® n * 1*1. I t m ! 3 L - I l l * ; ‘4* *>*f t i l ## J V i V l h # t t h # v w i l l fll* * p e t i t i o n w i t h th# f* **r4 *»f f o B B t y C>'*nm • t l o n t r i e f *#rn nr.i«. »'o*l*»3 , F l i r l 4 * . o« th* I ' P 4®i r»# V j f l m l i i r , } t l f , b>* th#?* wltt r #q«*#t Tb# cts^^ing. t i f f t m i *n 4 i M n i i u n i n r of *U t h * l c # r : » u p l# tt* 4 *qH4ivipliin lu• A t t i m S e m i n u l l C d i i l y ^ FiurSti#, 4 * * c r l b # 4 i • fa ll ow *. AM U S U R P U K A R Cl I* f« T, T PO INT R K P l .A T , *#rti mol* I'siiimjr, F lorid #, a c c o r d i n g tu t h # plat t'k*r*of &# r#> *n l# 4 tn Pi •? 13. dac 1 II, Public R#ror>1t o f 9*j3iip<s,# Cuuuty. F lu r i d ft. #n*1 th # **14 R - a N >f Cs»ui*tF t? ’i n m i o i o n t n w i l l h o l d * pub! h # * r i n g on tn* p»tl?f*Tn h*g lining • 14.44 u cl*" k ®» I h * t: h 4*v t»# - V f U m h t f , ll*V, ft? I h # offir## .if th * • f o u n t % Cuitlin ** .»n*rt m ' - s» f o i t r t H«>n>* fti County; F l o r id * , . « t urhU-h -■its# iho«# for ■ * 4 * g * in»t tn# t u n « w i l l b# b t * i 4 ■.#4 ft n# I act Inn tbkOfi. rift!#4 thi# th* 3 I i h 4 * y ar Ckio* h# , t U j J. A. VV h i l l i n g . o n Jr <m #r iulT# B W h t i t n t t o f l Pk n i l . # O r t. J l A N a t . T. in i iir « ini i ir c m Hr nr i ii r. v iv m j i m i i %t, IM F * I 4 1 It III* i i n i i 11 AM IN IIM . Flowers Discussed A t VAH-3 Meet Mrs. Loren (iariett and Mr*. George Wateri wera m-hosles..* to VAH-T Thursday at the t . * t Monroe Inn. Guest speaker (or the lunch was Mis. Charlotte Dona­ hue wlm talked og pemianrnt a r­ rangement* for artificial flowsrs. Fire Destroys Osteen House A vacant house located north of Osteen- owned by 0. W. Litf# of Orlando, burned to the ground Thursday night A nhrme call Vo Ray Pell, hre warden, at 10:05 p. m. eame too late lo prevent total loss which was estimated to h* between $3,000 and W.WM). Faulty wiring is believed m hive caused the lire. ■•s i. *4 C - I i*i>raoii') Lit h# • kiiesi $'*! i '-dhs • . ;a . i h • a.; i' ii ,g w 11 b« i • id n « m # * m a »1 • a*a u ft'. y C . j rt -« u n * Cnn m l f t l U h *r • ft rvftin d a n Card, FIstridft am M #dN a t « m # e r I t , 1944 At 3.39 f . M. or a* ftaoo l k « f f # f i # r £«otiosIi C#-sht# It'ling Connuiiier Br R , » N f t I , R r c a s f t n i n f t l * C o u n t y Zaalng^ D a f t c i o r i i f t f i t r ?. 194*. nr IV Enters College Arthur John DeYoung, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeYoung nf Aanford, hat enrolled in Ihe freshman class of Presbyterian College, ciisbi... —, - ------------ —--------------- --- Legal Notice V O I H K III* H I H A I 1.11*1 l i l t M l ' HV CLKIIK m i n IT l (II HT sNoTICV I* H K R K I IT O I V B N t 3 * l« I Vr • H Mr ’•* I: k J r ., a # r k o f i b # r irr a Ca a r t r*f Hr ml n at# «*ou*it> Flar:«l w i l l on lb * Tth 4 # r o f N o * # mb* 1H*>, 4(ir in g th# l e g a l htm: • *• !# . a t th# m a in 'lajor o f Ii ' ' a n r t h •*(!«• In r t iit v * ^ iC'*»untr t h * ,*nsr o f -f o ld , FI ii r Id*, o f f ***r • ft{# 4r.4 $#il #• pn bL # * ti s* to th # hlgl i#B| # fkii b#pt b!4s|#r f • **H ih * f u l l n w l n g 4 # o c r l b # 4 pt P * f l F •iluiLftd in S f :n :! n .io t u u n t F l o r i d * . fo * w ||? y tftjl N lit* ( I j a f I. >v ( i{a r . i # • rc i*rd#4 in P i n t f w P a n # i i . j*#mInal# C o u n t y I; tu r il i, i’ if #H4r»i t*i th# FiuaJ Dr-r#* w hlr ii Is • 'rirparatlOfSi PtnlnilfL « a id Vlariha llftn rt M striut # I \l> 4l»N #KNI>01.4. t ill > | | , | ft i ll Aft! 4.Ml. I |%l; ftO. I*TI3 JO H N CATriE L LO P l a in tif f p o n \ 44 Mr Tfttnen* ub'u Yfte ar* A#r*by a-» ‘ .ft# I that a C snip 4 . n i (a tor*®#*'** m n o r i g a i i a * rb# fn' -n ;Bg 4 * a e r l b # d prop*r i *. t f t - e i t : L m i Bloc k P R K A fs LAKE 41 AND R, aceorsiing to plat *h #r#af r##ord#d in Fl at M ig I I, P ag# T9, o f tn * Pu blic R*. e o n l i *f l i i a l n o l a C a u n ti, F l*. r*4a.. hftift beam filed i f a. Im l * ■’ i In the Cl r c ® 11 Co « r l o f • t h * N i a Jb J u -11• riol l '; * III «f i n * ftm t l i a r Ilf i Mi ; a l » A fill Ur 1) 4*1. If Hr - k clerk CO - nil i *«#ii M>; Mar Hi * T. V Dapuir iT#fk ft tr fl li C 04* %IVT TO. W A l* N I* TtH M 3 And L IL L IA N H. 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School To Start Magazine Sale The Chuluota Woman’* Club will meet at the Community House Tuesday where they will are films entitles) •'Home Demonstration" and “ Musiral Hour,'* Kdna Xpath, program commit­ tee rhairman and f’earl .larksoil, Jail Service Huld co-chairman, ask that memher* The Brotherhood of the I.ak» submit s u g R M t io li* fur futuie an- Mary Baptist Church held a ser­ teitainm ent at th* meetings. vice at Ihe jail in Sanford Sun­ day. Those pan k ip atin : were Pastor W. Ho nan, J. P. Beal, H. Legal Notice Ferguson, II. Wilhelm. W. Honprnv o r ir K of ir r i.ir ir in v foh sardner, Mr. and Mr*. Robert n .n iiv u . v iu t iv i* i m » m o * *c • : iD 'inkA !! l i D M M . « « I P . \ | l F . n H K 4 H C#t 1.1.1 Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. Witr o l \ r HF.FI.4Te B K H I V O i r. I l l l . banka. ui it _ uorm c or || VVi'FH V VO, IBMM. 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S a n f o r d ham inf t a i d C ourt at n a a f a ' d . n# m ii*»l* C o u n t y , Fie ri la *a# !#•.& nu|* C o u n t y , r t o n d a , t m # 4t n a * j ar o f LK't**#r, A- D. 144*. SKAt.> i M»<T Ok# | thuaUitlc, and crim out that .h £ | Juat aa loon tha stork brought a davit. In tints the atari lam lsj in the I.aadi rabbafe patch, beAring • 'ittla imp twaddled in a diaper. Tha atork flapped o(f. anil the little devil bounded off to the swamps, where he spent child* hood and adoietcence. When ha attained maturity, he started atep. pin* out nights, mostly in Str.H Jer*ey. His eppearance was chroniclrd with rrguletiiy fwi many years. The rustle of wing* in the night and the imprint of cloVen hoove a have been reportid ill BataUm* Wood-town, I’itman Grove and Trenton. The (teorg# M. Jacob* Memorial Post 2SS, American Legion, of Chuluota. ha* the new 50-star Legal Notice flage available for all citizens of iv ro t n t t j i n««K'« r o t h t , th* are*. • i m n o u : r o iN T t* h o k u m Member* of th* p ou urge that fr:«i v r » ; «»r ft Vt#l*M *• HOOVKR, fcl#c> i. tin fe flag* he displayed by businesses ..is.** kr.cvr* i t f*. ** M o o V F I t gn<f residents Nov. 11, Veteran a D tm i t l Day. aa a tribute to th* men who N o riC M TO I N M t i r o it * to %1*1* PKM OVI H i V I V f l have fought our war*. r i.v iH * on n r .w iv n i A f l i l v n Arrangement* for purchase of * %IO K « T 4 T K i T .. u * n d #*• « o f y o u a r c hir**bf tha new flag* may He mad* by n o t ]f I# <t #t«(f T*f|Uir#«t t o fit * i n n contectmg K»y Pent*, flag sai* cl# m* an d <l#fn**d« f v h U h you, »- **Uh# ,• of y \f. m i r H m * § # n n chairman at hi* home, 471 E. St. or by p k s n s a t • tld # * i * t t m tb« u f t l c * o f ffnn. Third « V rrnou U uc, ir . 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P i * is iiffli. |*tihl fh loci. 3«. >1 A N o * . T ,11 J I f>1(1 VI. lIHMITe IU * VII FOH i a u .w the #W i5na TWICE I WHAT VO VCU By JAMES F. All EARN TRENTON. S. J . tU I’I t —If you see a big while beast with a horse face. kansraroo body. doven hooves and bat wing* on Hallow­ een night, grab it. It a worth f 10,000. Thia is the Oevil, New Jersey’s be-t-known contribution to spook lore. Camden merchants have poohpoohed the beast. Their Bioadway improvement Aisociation promis­ ed -this week to pay IIO.WM for the d*<il, provided it s captured alive. The merchants say they'll build a too for the creature and give It loving care. Other South Jsrueyans aren't so flip. Residents of the May* Land­ ing area have reported strauge scream* in Ihe woods. They found widely-spaced animal tracks too. Tiue, a trapper said the noises w ne owl hoots and the tiarks were lefl l»y rabbits. All the sunie, there have been rumor* about the ,»wM il'* In n ******* •*ll|T a. UllUI !'*•*«** *- * ......a century now. It was iu the mld-lbth centuty that a Mrs. Leeds of Estelville, in Atlantic Co.inty, found she was an expectant mother. She was unen- Count) a ; *ald tun*. th*-u am i tk#r#. m ake ma#« ftbr’1 $ i m ;u ih* aa-4 III* tt* ,r »«« fail t o 4 a t *# • *L *. # of ft#-' 1 Cdtiipiaiui ftball .#* • # e-inft * # # d # ■ • i •' y e ij, ART fll'H H. H E X EU lT H . Idiiuiv Clerk WKLI.Y 4 HI RT 1 w*»t casin’n iir**i O r in o d o , r is i n d a F o b - O c t. 19*13-34 M F lo rid a . n«r fin # ’ ju L « i >n*{ vf**!ri*s#ii» o f b#r a m rt* >n o f #414 #* ate, aa«l fa r an �Plant Your Sale-Rent Items In H E R A LD W ant-Ads For An Early Crop Off Dollars—P H . FA 2-26 11 • fi. For Rent Classified Phone FA 2-2611 Jtjr UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom houw FURNISHED apartment 401 Pal­ tot Orange Ave. 160 per month. metto. FA 2-0289 after ( p. m. Phone FA 22125. 1 ROOM furnished house located at *15'x E. Third St. No child ren. FA 2-11*1. 2 BEDROOM upstair* apartment, air conditioned. .*70 FA 2- Office 204 W. First * fi. For Renl DEADUNES I’t-ASSIFIKD DISPLAY: I 'm ., (hr* PH. • I P. M. day be fat* Insertion. Mra. • Sat. m a . STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Oaatorl f r u it Mon. Oct. 31, 10GO—Pape 9 1 22. RuUd • Paint • Repair RESPONStBIl JTV: SONNY'S PAINTING Top Quality Work-Law Ratei FA I-3871 or *A 2-4039 7. Husine.o* Rentals O FFirE RENT Aid completely air conditioned Roia L Pay ion. R *tirered Real Eetite Broker F t >1101 LUMBER • HARDWARE • PAINT ROOFING FHA Loans B. EDWABDS 1ULDERS SUPPLIES W# Give TV Stamp* 803 W. 3rd St. FA2-7R98 FDR RENT: t room.*, approi. APARTMENT, priva.e bath, nic# 2000 *q. ft. floor apart at 115 ly furnished, $40 mo. 407'» W So. Palmetto Ate. l. block lit. from Po«t Ollice. Contact Mra. M. I.. Raborn at Dountonn 2 BR houie. modern. FA 2 0578. _____________________________ _' Cleanert. 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen turn9. For Sale or Rent lihed. $73 month. FA 2-3685. CLEAN modern funuihed aria.. (A1 Palmetto FA 9-4SM. C. A. W hiddon, Sr. WILL SWAP parttim e milnten^ ance (or part payment.on rent FURNISHED apt 500 Park Ave • for living quartan for two. Box WELAK.A APARTMENTS: rooms T. e/o Herald. private baths, t il W First St. 3. Education • Instruction leOCIl ARBOR — Crystal Dri\r. Two bedroom hnmr, complftfly PU N oltT E SSO X /lsT FA 2 8052. redfcoralfd. kitchen equipped, •creenrd porch, cirporte, stor B. For Rent apr. Quiet neighborhood. Mutt 2BEDROOM unfurnished house »ee to appreclair. FA 2005 French Ave. FA 2-2095. 3 BFDROoM, kite hen i-quqtpid FURNISHED apt. FA 2-2600. FA 2-3ISI. 3ROOM ground floor furnished 2«BEDROOM block Immf I .c .r apartment 510 month, 313 Pal utility and Honda room. f>e metio. Bar)*. y \ 2 7213. Legal Notice T iir c m f f i r cor n r . m i t ii m r m . c ih i i it i \ m i i o n • K.MIMIIF, rill \ T f , T l.n n ilM . i \ « ii %n i m « \ \ n . M M i. r n n r .iu te n a t io x a l m ort* lln in F . A fftflCf ATION. • O rt\ S A N LANTA AP ARTM F. N FS Nict larfe apartment 404 E 14th St. Phone FA 2 4212. Beautiful Wynnewood Home .’I-Bcd rooms Awning: W indows V enetian Blinds W estingLouse Equipped Kitchen ji 9 *ratl*w •rfftnliwd u»$4*r • ■ Aft Crtrtgrf** f p H *|l$tin| fur* niiNt to thf r*<1*f»1 National Mortaai* i M o c t i t l A n O h a r l* r Ant, hi* n* It* principal offl«*o In th# i ' im rtf tv 8*hlniton. Dla* triet of Colombia. FI a In tif f, >• SAMUEL 9 w otT T IX O T O K , a n*f P E 1.9 I E fl t r W T T I X O T O X , w I fa, hi* f ••f*rt>lontf a i it ' t o r n R K i i . n o : t u m r o i o R *oi farnuft 9 u nctington, ani r»#!a • tVhlttlnf.on, % 2 2 0 B r ig h t on w a v , V*«rn P a r k . F l o r id a , f o g , N am u fl % tVM U ’. a g Inn a n 4 n * 1* • a t x ' h l t t l u f t^n, ar* h * r*kv n o t i f i e d t h a t a Hill o f r ’nmplaln* to for#. lot* a c a r t o n r o o rt M B * *n ^ t n * f * l l o n t n f 4 * * c r lh a 1 p r o p e r t y . t o - w |t Lot B t * e k I. M R r T L E R i i n i i r t n r r .A N P o * e c t u v \ ONE. accrtf«||rtf t o plat th o r * •sf t* c o » d # 4 In Pla* B o o k IJ, f - k * . : and f Tub!'.: P.a. ie»rd* of * * m i n o l a C o u n t y , What been fi!* I « a a l n a t >*>t| and y n j a r t r**iu r*d to $ * - > • a r o p y n * v o u r %n§w#p or p ! * a 4 ! r g to th* B il l o f C o m p l a i n : on t h o p l a i n t i f f * a . fC A LKER IT A U K A 4 1 ft %IIK \ a ta H k l s t r B i l l . I . tt i W i n . | a r H a s a n . F lo rid * . and ftl* th* origin al tn *n*r p l e a d i n g in t h a O f f i c e o f : • r i a r k o f »h* C ir ru* C o u r t on or b t f e x a N o t a m b e r l i t h . 194* | f ' 6 J fall t o do ao Ju.l a m e n t by d # fau!: w ilt ha t 4 k * n agntnat >*u for th o r a l l a f .1*. inaniios! In lh * HIM o f C o m p l a i n t . ^ IHINK \ \ r » O l! l»K r,I f» %T V F i i ffwm no i* C o u n t ) . F l o r in * , in i* m i sta< o f (*•-'.oij*-. k D, 1^4* • s r Al.» A rthur H Pa- • • tth. Jr C la r k C l r c u l i C««ir | ^ s m t u o l a c . t ,m > d«nfgr«l. Flor da 'tv; 111 r t s a 1 V i h I• n J " H a p u ty <*|wrV lie LIAM ft A El K, * ’• f i rm t\Ai.K».rt 'a * ' HkHar ! *t*- of ta a i.k r« Bulld tn g I I «a#n. f ir «h O c u a babe FI la r « 10 . 17. IV. II- 3-ROOM furnished apt./ tcreentd porch. 612 Park. 2-BEDROOM house near nfa high school. Call FA 2-13SS. SLEEPING ROOM, twin beds, furnished, privatr bath A pri­ vate entrance. 1311 Palmetto . 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house at Lake Monroe. FA 2 3950. FURN, Apt. 2300 Mrllonv lllc. 1 • BEDROOM duplex, furnished FA 2 0363. F ire & Police Protection Low Insurance Rates $13,850 Nothing Down utilities PH O N E FA 2-4J89 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 33. Boats k Motor* Mercury Outboard Motor* 24. Electrical Servlet* WOODRUFF MARINE 2401 French Ave. J. Cat! FA 2 1392 READY MIXED CONCRETE Outdoor Tabl* Top* * Seats Lot Marker* — Sill* — LlnteU Step* — Patio Block* — Sand MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 308 Elm. Ave. Ph. FA 2 3731 M I(» h House Wiring — EKetrlc Servlet PLACE your order now for Mr*. Sid Vlhlen 18* GLASS A MAHOGANY ski or Brown Miller'a famous home* RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. pleasure boat, 35 h. p. Johnaon made fruit cake. We ahlp any­ I ll Magnolia Ph. FA 20*13 electric, completely equipped; where la the w • r 1 d. Ph. also many extras. FA 2-3873. FA 2-3604. 25. Plumbing Service* Wall Plumbing 4 Heating 12. Real Estate For Sal* 12. Renl Fatale For Hal* AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK lOftT Sanford Ave. FA 1-8582 COFRECT . CRAFT 11 ft. boat, 5-ROOM oil rireuiator with drum trailer and 16 h. p. motor 3150. and stand 350; Underwood port­ FA 2-7715. able typewriter with folding legs, A-l, 160. Phone FA 3-7773 after 4:30 n. m. G a le w a * To Hv* W aterw s* Vour EVINRUDE Dealer t DINETTE SET. living mom Rnbaon Sporting Good* furniture, a bedroom euilea, 1 304-88 E. 1st. Ph FA I5N1 Frigidaire automatic washer. 1 power mower. Call after 5:0* 31. Machinery • Tool* p m. FA 2 3016. FOR SALE: New Cab Lo-Roy with wood* rotary; 33 Ford, new VASES. Club Aluminum Ware, waffle Iron, hardware, tools, grove Urea; A. 0. John Deere SO in. wood tatb, • In. Delta (2): Ford disc; tapered grove table aaw with 44 h p. motor chopper; cultivator bar, alt 1 160. hand garden plow and atpoint lift; alto heavy duty uti­ laehmenla and many other lity trailer; pull type grove disc item*. Ph. NO 8-4008, DeBary. and various implement*. Ward Equipment, Phone 4731, Geneva. 1 NOVENT |a s heater 1 year old. Lisa Slctlerron, Sanlando Trail­ 36. Trailer* • Unban** er Park, Ixvngwood. TRAILER for sate. FA 2 4211. BALDWIN ORGAN, slightly ueed. 2-WIIEKL utility trailer, excellent Can be purchased with small eonduiiin, approximately 5" a S’. depoail and small monthly pay­ x 6’; spare tire and wheel; 365; ments. Also two Hammond chord FA 2 tu»6. organa, tike new, will sacrifice. Spinet piano only 3385. Thomp­ 37. Furniture son Music Co., 345 No. Orange Ave., Orlando Phone G* 3-4577. • RIG VALUES AtTOMATIO controlled Dun • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS Therm nil heater, loo gallon WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS tank. 48 DalUa Dr.. DeBary. PLUMBING $69 DOWN — M MONTH SOUTH SYLVAN Lake Shores. Contracting A Repairs Beautiful lakefronl homa near­ Ere* Estimates S Rrdroom, t batb bom* .tear ing completion, for someone de­ new high aehool. R. L. HARVEY siring the best of everything. 204 Sanlord Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 SUPREME REALTY Call FA 2-7196. Of Orlando, Inc. CHerry 1-8331 2S. Radio ft Television Eve. CReitwood 7 2680 13. Mortgage Loan* TV SERVICE CALL 32.00 plus parts. All part* and labor posi­ To serve you it our pleasure. MORTGAGE LOANS tivity guaranteed M day*. Sue Tn pleaia la our aim. Fit A and Conventional shine IT ., FA 2 8792. Commercial A Residential HELMLY REALTY STEN8TRO.M REALTY 3n* W. nth Street 111 N. Park Phone FA 2-2120 27. Sptcial Service* FA 2 7605, Evtningl FA 2 2579 ENVELOPES. Letterheade, atate15. Hip*innw Opportunity* ments, invoices, hand bills, and END OF THF. RAINROW protrams, a l e . Pretreasive This 3 bedroom 2 hslh custom- FOR LEASE - .service Station. Printing Co. Thone FA 2 293tGood, established location. In­ built masonry home Is every­ 309 West 13th St. ventory tsk -e» er THF PURE thing you’ve wished for in beau­ OIL COMPANY. 604 W. Slith PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING ty end livability. Really un­ Street City W L. HARMON usual down to an impressive Ph. FA 2 4223 double fireplace tn the living room and indoor barbecue. 18. Help Manted HOUSE CLEANING! Windows There is canal (ronlage adja­ floors, watts. Phone FA 1 1212. cent tn a picturesque suburban FULL TIME service stutiun at­ tendant wanted. Apply Kiddy lake. A little cleanup will make PUMPS - SPRINKLERS Standard Service, 11th A French All Ivpes and sues, Installed the outside setting match the WILSON - MAIER outstanding quality of the home ' Do It Yourself New and Used Furniture Itself. Owner says SELL, to 19. S itu a tio n * W anted WE REPAIR AND SERVICE li t E. First St FA 2 5622 the price is nnlv $1.1.990 with WORK' il.l.YTED FA 2-4UI6. S T I N i: term*. This U a TOP NOTCH Machinery and Supply Co. ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby LAWN WORK, TA 2 0646. deal—don't mi»s It! 20'. W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 6432 Beds. Day, Week, or Month— rURNtTVnE CENTER WonN WANTED. f A >-40t«. Sewing: Mach. R epairs • -w r. TRADE ' 1100 French Ave. ALL MAKES A MODELS DAY or part-time work. 613 LoPh. TA 2 7953 RKKTALS S3 WKEK rust. ?m W. First St. 126 hr. ser ) RE-t’Pilot.STE It ING, work guar­ IRONING at home. FA 2-7791. FA 2 3625 anteed. Free estimatei. Phone Realtor—Insurer TA 2-7813 or MI 4-1771. FA 1-4991 112 N. Park 20. Ilaby*itter* WILL give a Sarah Coventry Fashion Show. Beautiful Jewelry New A Used Firnitura 4b Appli DUE TO BUSINESS TRANSFER It ARYSITT1NG day. night or for that Christmas livt. Phone ances. A Good P lire To we are forced lo take trem week. Elizabeth Colley, 2to3 TA 2-8009 or FA 2 »0t7. BUY. SELL or TRADE endoua loss in order to sell Stevenx Ave. Th. FA 3-9541. Je n k in s F u rn itu re ^ HEATING quickly. For only $l.ooo d»«n 100 Sanford Ave. FA 2 7410 you can have a beautiful, spa 21. I leu ii I v Salon* H. R. POPE 200 S. Park - FA 2 4234 cioui home. Three bedrooms. 2 REFI.NISIIED ANTIQUES and old baths built-in appliances, Florida Tht* adv, good for $2 50 off on picture frames. Restoration a room, Large trees, well land any r-gtilar price wave Even­ ■J9. Flower* • Plant* • Shrub* speciality. Pirk up and delivery. sraped lot. Trestli* peiahW ing appointments. Air eond. Call 42*1, Geneva, Fla. Petunias; Snaps; Calendula; Tanhood. You must see It tn ip Harriett's Beauty Nook, 10$ So. sys; Storks; Verbena; Carna­ Used furniture, appliances, tools, preriate it. FA 2 7532. Oak. FA 2 5712. tions; Salvia; red and purple. etc. Bought Sold Larry's Mart GRAPF.VII.LE NURSERY t 99 HOUSE, bv owner FA 2 5172 LA It-RK* BEAl'TY SALON 215 Sanford Ave. ph. FA 2 4132. Giaprvilie Ave, <ir>>’ -oth St. N'rvw Open 2640 H iaw atlin OUT OF TOWN OWNER oilers 2. Air Cnnd — Air Cond Dryers Sett Ua Your Furniture Quirk EAt.I.- ANNTM.S 2-hedroom; carpoite. utility On— Evening* by Appointm-nt Service With The Cash SUPER Petunias, .'vnaptiragonv, eir. homes; one in DrHarv, $9 100; TRADING POST FA 2 0677. DIAL FA 2 1396 WOODRUFFS one in l.ake Alary. $8 wo JUKI down. $70 monthly, FA 2 7213 Primanent Wave, complete $7 50 FARM AND GARDEN CENTER .18. Article* Koi Sale Ph. FA 2 197* HAZEL PORTER BEAUTY SHOP *oi Celery Ave. OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 1104 W. 25th Ph. FA 2 1121 I Ce*t per lh St. Jo h n s Realty Co. .11. Automobile* • Truck* THE SANFORD HERALD 1 THE TIME TESTED FIRM OFFICE ONE good used Jeep. FA 2 6601 It* N Park Ave Ph F A2 6123 K t W In St FA I Mlt 1958 RAMBLER Custom Station SACRIFICE. Prettue location wagon, low mileage, beautiful FACTORY TO TOU 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths. FA 2 7081. Beauty .Salon ALUMINUM interior A exterior, push hut Walker Building VENETIAN BUND* ion drive, radio, healer. 891 3 LOTS in Paola. Call FA 3 7833. 3516 Oak r A 1 7**« Enclosed head Sag-proof bottom Moinar Si., Ixvnswooil. SO. PINKCREST 4th ADDITION rail with plastic end* Plastic 3-BEDROOMS 2-BATIIS 22. Iluild • Paint • Repair FOR SALE: 1953 Plymouth fordnr or rayon tapes Colton er nylon Lm-sied on beautiful corner lot PAl.vnNG: Colon a specTalty. sedan, new elutch, lire, muffler cord*. Excellent buy at nnlv 313.350 and paint, runa good. Call Senknrik Gins* and Paint Co. Revidentlal, eommernal. indoi You pay only $200 down and FA 2-2506. 210 Magnolia Ph r.A 2 4122 trial Licensed and horded lake over VA mortgage at 3 ', ' Work guaranteed Free evil interest. Range, refrigerat'-r and male* Charlie Burris, FA 2 I'TI blinds included. or I A 2 (1.17. NEW HOMES BY MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY Call Jim Hunt - FA 2 ISot PLATT S C ARPENTRY_ Services^ new work * repair. Speelalive THREE bedroom, two bath home in Ma. room enrlovures. pn. in Sunland. $(95 doan. pick up FA 2-7116. payments. Call FA 2-3227. Dawn's 2-BEDROO.M unfurnished home RFST OFFER wilt buy $2,000 MIST LEAVE Stn October. 3 Bedroom. 2 bath home. Exit a equity in lakevitw home; 3 573 a monih. 116 Country Club bedroomv. 2 bJths, built-in kit­ large living area Extra large Cir. Call after S;0U p. m , lot close to schools, east access chen equipment. Ph. F V 2 3872. FA 2 5!M lo snipping Monthly pavm-ni* 2-ROOM ftirnivhed apartment Ph. levs than $100. It9 F. Coleman REAL ESTATE DRIVE tN TA 2 7*69 TA 2-5927. W. HALL EXCEPTIONALLY nice 1 bedroom Realtor house, all electric, 811 Elm. Ph. 25K French Ave. "Call Hall" Phono r.A 2 3641 FA 2 1662. new. Baton* . Professional • Balanced Sheet Musie — lostruetloa Books Magnus Organs RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia SEAAING- MACHINE:"Morse Superdial sig tag, aewa on buttons, make* buttonholes, monograms, darn, etr. Almost half paid for. Guarantae remaining. Write Cre­ dit 5lgr., Box 34, Herald. ROSA L. PAYTON And A ssociates Rtal Estate Broker SLEEPING ROOM, private en­ 3 BEDROOM. 2 full hath, separate PhRetutered r A 2-1161 17-82 at Hiawiiha dining room; 2 yr. old CBS. trance anil bath, FA 2-3966 5200 down, assume FHA mort 3 • BEDROOM houie $65 per gage, balance $13,600. and move month. Call FA 2 2921 right in FA 2-7909 nr FA 2 6562 j L 0 N G * A L e ! .’I It -Hronot - I' - Uulh • 2 BEDROOM furnished apart ROBERT A Alt.LIAMS Realtor ment 2101 Matnoiia. $55 month Raymond Lundquist, Anoc. * HOMES $8250 ; R. A. Williams. FA 23*11. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Rank Bldg | DOWN PA1 MENT MUST S rtC n “" NO f t OSINti COST | ! SLEEPING ROOMS the D ibits' • • (a ll *•>7 A|«i. Includes F.vervthing (01 Magnolia Ave FA 2 0770 A. K ROSS KITE It HIGH-DRY AAOODF.D LOTS | FLORIST Kl R.N Apl 201 i W 1st St. ,1 DIRECTIONS: 4 All. So ( clerr A»* FA 1-1*5 '•snford. l i s t , 77-$t. Turn I (Member F. T. D A S-BEDROOM b’oek houie. kitchen I Itighi I A||. pg.t llynatronl>ni!<irlcd C'llurfut Beautiful equipped Fenced in backyard Mow rrw A |tl>Himlng Pl*nt« ® ir«. Follow Signs. I FA 2 7708. WJIKRK___ W HKRE. . . CAN 5 DU GET MORE HOME ^ DOLLAR VALUE f • 2 • 3 • I ttedroviois 6 Planned l ake Front Community • .1 Furnished Atintels for vour Inverctinn M i n i m u m *350 l)n. P — R IDGE I AKK M ARY HI.A D. Just AAeat of 17-92 FA 2-812.1; FA 2-8570 r S L J A L L AVAILABLE .ALREADY FINANCED BA ORIGINAL IM HUI.ASIR ODHAM RWT. 17*1 SANFORD J. HR AII.EY WANTED CPO TOP COAT, aiie 43 Call EA ]-• RAVENNA ^ PARK ' HOME S nEADT FOR OCCUPANCY Choose from many varied exterier design* and floor plan*. a 4 Bedrooms • 8 Bath* a 1 Bedrooms • 2 Rath* # 3 Bedroom* • 1*| Baths a 1 B e d ro o m s • t B a t h w ith o r n i t h o a l sc ree ned porch. AS LOW * AS DOWN PAY5ir.Nl Conventional • FHA THA In Servle# FINANCING West n o M i h * 1. F o l l o w r o t t o l r y (’lob Rd. A Welch fee ear signs. A 3 BATHS AVAILABLE BUILT BY. Shoemaker & TUDOR 37th ST. Til. FA 2-1591 ODHAM. PRES. I Iff1 19. Artlclea Wanted DIRECTIONS: Turn REDROOMS ---------RENTALS HOMES te Paint 3 95 gallon — 2nd gallon FREE! Cots 4*8 up. ArmyNavy Surplus, StO Sanford Ave. NO ijt ALIFYING — OTHER TH AN GOOD CREDIT LOW INTEREST RATES DOVAN PAA AIENT8 I.OAA AS SJU* I it 1-DINETTE SET. I bird cage and stand, easy chair, ell heater; bargain. FA 2 3711. REFRIGERATOR OVKN-RANGE VA ATER HE ATER DESIGNED FOR VOUR BETTER LIVING KLECTKICAI.LY OPCAIC rt>« HUNTERS f i l N I R A L ^ E L E C T R IC ---------- AISO ----------- 1k Guaranteed water proof leather boots. IVF.YS SHOE STORE. BUILT-IN DREAM KITCHENS CLOSING COSTS LOW WITH APPLIANCES HY I^ Q 0 9 vi K BEDWOOD FENCING See Sample at . . . GREGORY LUMBER CO. 6th A Map!# FA 3-OSM VA ami FHA FINANCING A A—NO iMiVA.N PAA5IKM AS I SPECIAL: Floor sample Council chip Ice machine. Make 300 lbs. Ice in 24 hours. Can be pur­ chased on our special plan for *123 per day. Seminole fix ­ ture A Freeze r Co., French Ave. et Second 9t., Sanford. Ph. FA 2 3531. LaICATED SOUTH PINKCREST k SU.N’LANO ESTATES 1AII EltF. . . . . b ijv PIANO: extra small upright, per­ fect condition, nice finiah. Will sell $150. Ph. FA 3-1871. O D H A M & TU D O R ROOM wall or without board. • Near hovpital and medical center F'A 2-0(61 liko Windahielrt Rack Glass Door Gins* Vent Glass FOR SALE: Portable Romtagto* Quiet-writer—A t eond. Rtaaoiw 8ER\ ICE 2-5187. Senkarlk Glass and Paint Co. « ■able. Call FA — w USED LUMBER. PA 2 2308. I • AUTO GLASS INSTALLED STEM PER Agency FURNISHED apartment, clean and elnic in. Adults only Jimmy Cowan, t A 2 4013 2-BEDROOM completely unfurn­ ished houses available now. Ph. FA 2 1549. 2. Notices . Personals BROKER W. B. Shippy, Artor. FURNISHED apartment, hard wood floor*, Ilia Lath. <02 W 302 So. Tark Ave. Ph. FA 2 5991 » th Street. FOR SALE or i BADE— $5,$5n SMALL furniahad apartment 600 equity tn 1 bedroom CBS house Fark Ava. FA 2-0731. for houit trailer *r tell for $9,150. Small down payment, RENT A BED l/tcaled in city on over W acra Rollaway, Hovpital A Baby Bedv lot and plenty of treea. Phone By Day, Week or Month FA 2-7651. CARROLLS FURNITURE Ph FA 251*1 116 W. let St. 3-ROOM house in Cameron City. FA 2 5664 or FA 2-2462. 1 AND 2 BEDROOM home*. Day phont FA 2 5641. After «oo NO 1-5122. FA R M E R ’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor 2-BEDROOM houte. Separate 34*6 8. Tark Ava. Ph. FA 2-8221 dining area. Unfurnlehed- Kit­ After hour* FA 2-2618 • FA 2-3012 chen electrically equipped. $50 per month. Cali FA 2 GC30. IMMEDIATE UtXUPANCY No Down Payment and only 156.' LARGE 2 bedroom freshly painted monthly (including principal, apartment, 310 Magnolia A. K. interest, insurance and taxes) Roisetter, Florin, FA 2-1651. for one of our 3 bedroom homes THREE bedroom house, unfurnon S. Summerlin Ave., with these * ished. nice quiet neighborhood. added features; tcraz/o floors, Cell at 119 W 17th St. or phone ] awning windows, tiled bath, FA 2 4501. electric range, paved street, City gas, water and aeweragr. MODERN HOME. * bedrooms, kit­ chen furnished Rent reason Call for further information. able. Ph. FA 2•■***? FLORIDA.OZIER ENTERPRISES Builders * 2-BEDROOM onlurnlthcd house, Helmly Realty, Setting agents 2100 Cerdova. kitchen elec­ Ph. FA 1-1605 trically equipped. Mui' see to 308 W. 13th St.. appreciate. FA 2 0274. 32. Autn Repair Servle* 23. Building Material* The Herald will aa< be responsible 12. Renl Estate For Sale fur more thaa eat laeorrect later- LARGE three bedroom anfura lihed home 1113 Park Are.. BY OWNEB: New J bedroom CB. lien el year ad, aad reserve* the $125.os month Call fA 23051 built-in kitchen, carportc, tile right to reriae er reject aay adeertlaeaicrt freai what erdared te 2-BEDROOM trailer. FA 2-8388. bath and Florida room. $7,150, conform la tbe policies el thli $250 down, $65 per month. Ph COTTAGE, 5 room*. Couple and paper. FA 2 hr by accepted. $60. FA 2-1757. CLASSIFIED INDEX .1 . I,oat A Found '2 . Notice# . Personal* 3. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 3. Food 3. For Rent 7. Ruainoea Rentals 3. Reach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10.' Wanted to Rent I t. R*al Estate Wanted |1 2 . Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans I t. Insurance 13. Bunin can Opportunities IK. Female Help Wapted 17. Male Help Wanted 13. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Ilabyaittera 21. Beauty Salons 22. RuUd - Taint • Repair >23. Building Materials 21. Electrical Services 23. Plumbing Services 2K. Radio A Television 27. Special Set vices 28. Laundry Service 29. Flowers • Plants • Shrubs 30. Poultry • Pels • Slock 31. Automobiles • Trucks 32. Auto Repair Service 33. Boats A Motors *31. Machinery • Tools 35. Motorcycles - Scooter* 3K. Trailers • Cahanas 37. Furniture* 38. Article* For Sal* 39. Art idea Wanted S3. Arilclee For Sal* CARPENTRY, palming, roofing FOR SALE: 1952 BUCK 2-dr. FIBER RUG, and "Yemeni work. FA 2 4889. Revtera hard-top. FA 2 5658. FA 2-3048. IAFF-A-DAY FURNISHED 3 room houie. 3*03 LAKE FRONT HOME rent or tale. 2 hr., 2 porches, kitchen equip­ Orlando Drive. S.-ntord, ped, many extra*. Good fish 5 ACRES on Wekira River. Cheap ing. Owner FA 2 1897. FA 2-3M8. Tite*.. thru Frl. • 9 P. M. Ai» he for# Insertion. Moa. • Sal. noon. I 31. Automobile* . Trucka : TM CONSTRUCTION CO, INC. — 211 Went 7- i e *>••«( I’bune fA 3-8183 J �*-*— w > . : ' »■ Tbe Canford Garden Club, In cooperation with tbe Florida Fede­ ration a! Garden .Chibe, wtfl prosent Mm eighth a n n u a l Florida Stata Flower Show in Sanford, Dee. t through Dec. 3 at the Civic Center. Mre. Fred R. Ganar, general chairmen, baa announced that tha theme, “Thla la Our life," will prevail throughout alt tactions of the show in in effort to illustrate in flowers and plants the things which affect end inspire dally living. Focal point of the show will be e full scale garden depicted on the O vk Cooler stage and dedi­ cated In Mre. C. It. Mayes, Jr., president of the Florida Fede­ ration of Garden Clubs. This gar­ den will stress the conservation of particular native Florida plants. An innovation this jeer will be tbe creation of eoapetitivo gar­ dens along tha oaatarn arcade of the building. Entriea for this class haVa been accepted from clubs in Titusville, Orlando, Daytona Beach, Mt. Dora and Apopka. Tha Sanford Garden Club will nward a silver trophy te the winner in this section. Outstanding advanced designers from throughout the alato win display arrangements in the in­ vitational elass, "We Believe in Education", saluting a number of Florida's colleges and universities. Tbe remaining 38 rlaai*i in tbe division will be judged by a panel of morn than M accredited judges. Is addition to competitive esc* lions in artistic design and horti­ culture for adult, high school end junior gardeners, there will be educational, com martial and spe­ cial plant society exhibits. Local garden club members will oper­ ate a hobby shop for tho sale of gardening and flower arranging SAVE NOW ATLANTA, Ga. (UPI) _ Bobby Johns of Miami, Fla* driving hit 1M0 Pontiac at aa average ipert] materials, and a sidewalk cafe for of 101.824 miles per boar, won the snacks and coffee. A souvenir first annual Atlanta 300 national booklet, containing gardening arti­ cles and information about the show, bas been published and will / roprooo/tf be given away f r « to « « h idul* purchasing admission to the Civic from tho compony wlto m tw >oi*» ro * * mow t o t Center. pgWWKTT INS. AGENCY t m Orlando Ed. FA L IM I C O. Todd, Solicitor Cost To Curb Atom JACKSONVILLE (CPI) — Dr. Walter H. Zinn. one of tbo na­ tion's top nuclear physicists, said Wednesday tbo cost factor will prohibit aatranca of nuclear ener­ gy into any but the largest busi­ ness project! for many years. H IM M a T IO N IM IB I MUtllCI *ot*«? VUtUH CHRISTMAS GIFTS W ITH M ERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS This Coupon Is Redeemable For Valuable FREE Gifts POW DER P U F F FOOTBALL PRACTICE One organisation at SH5 that U Bruce, Joy Wester and Bonnie lord. Ends are Grace Middleton and M l letting anything keep It be- Stelnruck make up the commit­ tee. About 33 seniors have shown Vada Stoffer. Cookie Benhsm, Su­ hlad ka tbe Future Teachers ef Interest In working on the project, san Tamny and Virginia Warfal Amide a. Mrs. Boyd Coleman, Latin teach­ make up the tackles. Guards arc Betsy Schucnemenn, Carole Sue Members began the year with a er and sponsor reported. The play has been scheduled for Higginbotham, Bahs Odham, Di­ chapel program at Lyman High School te help that group get the last of February. K la good ana Toney and Dianna Young. Tbe Scmor-Freshman Team has to sea the return of tha program. erganlaed Last yeer there was no play dua not been announced yet. Tbe girls Then II nsw members were to limited space, time and facili­ were around to sell tickets doortaken into the club through appii- ties, i,ii( this year, upon moving to-door Saturday. A parade will cation* sent out and an initiation | into the new school, many of the be held Friday in downtown San party waa held at the home o f ' long gone activities the school ford during the afternoon. Rbeda Epstein. The members are once enjoyed may eaturn. At that Uma tickets also will he Maryann* Humphrey, Regina The Junior Sophomore Team lor on sale. Clark, Mary Anne Watson, Itevllle Lite Powder Puff Foolhall games The Latin Club has been selling Finn, Linda Mtliis, Linda Sue ha« hern announced. Playing in candy this past week and are WiUiama, Ethel le s Riser. Sandra the quarterback position is Deb­ continuing sales this week. Wood, C ard W h iter Theresa bie Scott and Bonnie Glelow. HaUClub officers are Jeanne l,ang Baker, Ginger Jackson, Louise harks are Allyson Blake, Linda ford, president; Johnny Phillips, Higginbotham, Bonnie Lee. Rosie Williams- Vida hue .-smith. Mcrntt vice president; Jane iiarweru, Dodson, Susan Halback, Barbara Phillips, Pat Bruce, Louise Hig­ secretary and Rosemary South Millar, Barbara Bradley ami Lin ginbotham and Dianna Beasley. ward, treasurer. da William*, Fullbacks are Ann Schumarher, Thu candy sale is to raise The committees and projects Lsvrrtla Fore and Jeanne lung money for the annual banquet. have been formed in hopes thst the FTA can have one o( its greatest years. Projacts include helping a needy family during Christmas, tending four members to the FTA eon TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Tha lernalioual that when the shah venlion in Clearwater, presenting queen of Iran gave birth to a hoy was told the news “he danced a a program during National Edu­ cation Week, helping the Teach­ today, presenting the eliah and a jig of Joy." er's Aid Program in February joyous nation with an heir to the The palace proclaimed a three Peacock Throne. and several others. day holiday effective today, ex­ The birth occurred at II.to a in. The demand for male teachers plaining In a communique that It touched off a wild celebration forever is increasing. The present “ by llie grace of God Iran now SI IS teachers organltation U com­ among the Iranian people. ba.v a royal heir to the throne." The shah told reporters that posed primarily of girls. It u A doctor said Farah, with tears their hope, however, to assist in tjueen Farah and the b«hy both in her eyre, kept saying, "I've forming a chapter for hoys which were doing fine. done i», I’ve done it.” will stimulate desire among them “ I am very happy," he beamed. The baby will be named Beta to enter the teaching field. Throughout the cuuntry big guns The senior class will sponsor a tioomed 41 salvo salutes. Giant alter the ahah's father. Senior Play this year. A commit­ crowds which had been assembling tee h is been appointed to select since me queen entered tne hos­ a play and a sponsor has hern pital in labor thia morning cheer­ ed so loudly the doctors had Vo Cliff Abies, Doug Gordon, llebbie ask for quiet. The birth ended years of disap­ Lake Mary Parents pointment and frustration for The Savagettes of VAH 5 are Aliah Mohammed lle/a Pahlesi Told Of Need and Ins .subject* when two pre­ sponsoring a station wide rntueil For Good Reading vious marriages had failed to pro­ In pick “Little Mu* and Matter Sanford Naval Air Station." Parents of children attending duce a son. All children, five years old or His first marriage, to Princess the l.ake Mary Elementary younger, of Sanford based parents, Fawsia of Egypt, produced a School, meeting Tuesday at the school, heard Floyd Rirhards, daughter, now It. He divorced squadron or atatinn, are eligible. principal, explain the rudiments her and married Sort}a, a half- A photo nr snapshot of each can German half-Persian girl. The didate with the child's name and of “The Three it's." Emphasising the need for rhil- shah divorced her alter seven the daddy's outfit written on bark drvn to acquire reading ability years of marriage when there thuuld be mailed to Baby Contest, roule 1. box Jg-D, Sanford, no rarly in their school life, he con were no children. dueled an actual first grade class After a whirlwind courtship, ttie later than Nov. 1. In order that parent* could tee Shall married l-arah Diba. his Judges will choose ona boy and how prrvcnt day teaching methods present queen. Site ta 21, he it 41. girl from each unit lo complete are applied. A doctor told United Presa In- its finals. The final winner will Any parent wishing to discuss be chosen by penny vote made vn their child's report card for the container* topped with pictures of first a u weeks period. Richard* Civitans Get semi-final winner*. said, ran do so by appointment. Voting deadline wilt be Dee. Following the meeting, parents Commendations The Sanford Civitan Club held a adjourned to home rooms for a visitation perict and to return business meeting Thursday which the recently issued report cards. included two letter* of commend*HEARING AIDS lion from the international Vic* by President Roy Simmons nmi Flor­ ACOU8TICON ida District Governor W y a t t \Vnrlg'* First and Oldest Johnson, From Q Q *>A ta 4 A B Si Th* Club alx) voted In extend (It TOn lilt 17 Term* Arranged It* auppotl to th* Slental Retard­ Demonalratioa Every Admission* ed Children's S c h o o l in Sanfnrd WED. A. M. Batty Tala, Sanford; Alica Get- for another year. Ed Davit, chairWas. E. hader Jeweler* man, Sanford; M argaret O'Nral, man of tha F tuit Caka Committee H I S . Park Ave. FA 1-2163 Sanford; Iiabomh Lawrence. En­ announced plan* for distribution llatteriea for moat make* terprise; Mary McIntyre, Sanford; of the rakrs. Elsie Farina, Longwood; Erma Martin, Sanford; Michael Mich alah, Del .and. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Eari McIntyre. Banford, a son; Sir. and Mra. Richard O'Nral, Sanford, a daughter. DialwUsal* YalUm Williams, Sanford; Minnie Wrecks Rebuilt Tbe Best in 1'ainling Fryer, Hanford; Mr*. Robert MeNab and baby, Sanford; Mary ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN Iloranatain, Sanford; Thelma Hodge, Merritt Iiland; Helen Ivempton and Sanford Ave. FA 2*7719 > itiranddlph, DeBary; Mi*. Willi* Hospital Notes 1444 RAM A V I SA N TO IO .ru. GTOEE HOURflt Mon, T s n Wed. •si# To 7:M T h an , Frl. 1:3# To I M SATURDAY — 8 :3 0 in 7:0 0 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ! CLIP T H I S COUPON SO F i l l MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS with puacMAS* or | i oo oe mosi fooo oeoia FRESH CAUGHT Mayfair Delicious FROZEN FOOD OOVNFY FLAKE, 3 PAK PACKA G E BAKERY DEPT LADY FAIR KING XlZE SLICED White Bread 2 HAN D PACKED. PRODUCE U S NO. I VfclLCW 0.061 i rlj i r �T il Presidential Politics ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Kennedy Says Nixon In 'Escape Ad’ . . . GOP Plans Blitz WEATHER: Scattered ihowem through WednMday. High today, 70-75. Low tonight, 55-60. I !n New York, former Pretldent United Presi Leaaed Wiri Established 1908 TUESDAY, NOVEMHER 1. I960 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 52 VOL. 65 Harry S. Truman charged today tha Eieenhowar administration “refuted to enforce tha Monroe Doctrine'* in regard la Cuba and allowed communism to move “5000 LONDON (L 'P D — Tha Bet­ mile* clover lo our ehoret.** “ We thould hav**ju*t (old them aine Standard reported today they couldn't coma in," Truman that a Swedish fisherman wit raid of the CommuniU-tinged re­ fined far healing hi* wife with gime of Cuban Premier Fidel an eel. The charge, tha Standard Castro. “ President Grover Clavetaid, was rrneity I* animals. land did the tame thing in Yenezurln. “There thould heva been a man in the White Houia who knew where he wat going to go and «hat he »a« going to do. That It A devrloper today threatened Illi*a nn whether the land i* *ub- meeting that if the plat i» re enough problems » » . * whnt happened in regard t* Ko­ S trike A verted Cohn promised eornmiiiionart jrcted ho will have hi* attorney NEW YORK (UPI) — A N*w to bring a mandamus suit s gainst ject lo periodic flooding. rea.'’ that actual work on tha project Leading the protests against tile a mandamus action. York newspaper alrika waa avert­ the County t om mission if they He taid h* agreed with Kennedy Hr added that this wa* the would not start for at least eight the plat was District 1 Commis­ that it would be a “ good idea” ed early today by a general wage continue to reject his plat for a sioner Liw rrnre Swafford who ninth time this plat hid been months which would b* anasigh agreement between tbs American to atrengtlien anti-Ca*tro forces. »ubdlvi*M>» in South Seminote *aid that “ I ve lived wtlh this tabled. lima for an engineering survey He called the hearded Cuhan re­ Newspaper Guild and the New After lengthy discussion nn th# of the Lake Orienta area. problem for 90 years and am Mill County. York Publisher* Association, but volutionary “the Khrushrhev of Swofiord said ha would pew For the ninth time in six month* living with it. This land Is just plat, Cohn promised to give a contract sett laments were m elted the Western Hemisphere." drainage easement to the county hably vole againit the ptat whe­ not suitable to be developed." the commission this morning N E W YORK l U P I ) — Rapubli- at only six of tha city'a aavan tabled action on recording a plat The developer, l«e Cohn said but Swofford still was not satis­ ther Bliss gave bia okay or not. rani, battling an apparent trend mi/Or dailiea. Commissioner Itomer tittle far Oakland Estates near Lake that he plan* a .too-home develop­ fied. toward Sen. John F. Kennedy in . . c* U - 1 r p . „ , , , . . Swoifurd pointed nut that run finally said "we have no recourse Orient* ment on the IK acres anti is New YotW, will ■■vemble the big- D lO l e * C IlO u l 1 6 n $ I O n The hoard la bln] the action doing everything possible lo coin olfi from thti area would cause but to approve the plat" and ceil array of politlral artillery o l' DETROi* iL T il Some 111 until they could bear testimony ply with plat rrguiauoni. fiuouilta ill oilu-l ai'ra* III Lake made a motion- which died for th# I9*?0 campaign Wednesday for j Negro pupil* relumed to their “ they arc having | lack of a second. A crow from the National Broadcasting Co., in Holly- a blitxkrirg awing through the na- new achool* for tha aecond time from County Engineer Carlton | Cotta told The Herald alter the Orients .wood, Calif-, will be in Sanford Wednesday to prepnrt for lion's most populous area. today in a tension-eased atmo­ film ing of footago for a television aeries, "The Big Tent." It will be the first “summit" sphere, Attendance el the Guest, Members of the Cristtani Bros. Circus trouiio now at appearance for th# GOP high Noble and Monnicr schools re­ temporary winter quarters at the Farmers Market, will per­ command: President Ki*rnhower. mained rut in half, however, by Yir# I’re.-ident Richard M. Nixon, form and background ahots for the pilot film of the series running mat# Henry Cabot Lodge protesting white parents who krpt children boma in an effort to pre­ mil be shot Sunday, Jim Woods, and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. vent “integration." head of the NBC crew said today. Tbe occasion is a hurriedly a r­ Tit* camera crews will be work­ ranged "Your First Tram Day" Road Jobs Increase ing here several days getting film tilled with helicopter, motorcade, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Road with the circus background, Woods said. Paul Cristiani, busi­ parade and TV forays throughout conitn.ctjon project* in Florid* th* metropolitan area who*e vot- lor September amounted to $2K ness manager of the circus, af­ Navy men from the Sanford eia cominmid a major hold on ths million, the Road Department said firmed that the circus acta will Electoral College. Naval Air Station serving aboard Monday. . be open to the public while the A New York Daily Ns«s straw Ihe USS Franklin Delano Roose­ U wa* the 15th month in a NBC crew is filming. poll today reported Kennedy wa* row Ihe total has exceeded $200 In fa d , Sanford Vida of all ages velt have donated $400 as a starter nlirad H4.2 par rent In tha city and million. High wax in August of UNITED NATIONS. N.Y, (UPI) in the audience will find themfor tbe United Fund Dfiva K 50.2 per re nl statewide rum parad —Canada ■ Nobel Paste Trite selves in background scene* of to the vice president’* averages of this year, t~ l million. The De­ saniord. winner Lester B. Frarson the TV aeries which is scheduled 95.8 p*r rant in tha city and 43.8 partment received bids is Sept­ Two local firms have reported called Monday night for establish­ to be snot in February. ember for $4 million in new pro­ per rent statewide. that they have signed up th* payment of a committee of smaller Filming of the circus scenes Nixon made hia final campaign jects. n il deduction plan for the fund. .nation* to end the disarmament here wax worked out by Cristiani swing through Pennsylvania to­ Tha Southern Rat) Telephone of"deadlock between the East and and other olfirial* of Circusland. day charging Sen. John F. Ken­ S trike A t Jacksonville lice and the Chase and Co. offire West. JACKSONVILLE (U P!) A nedy with “never-never" econom­ employ a* have volunteered dona­ Tha Canadian delegation was ics leading to new taxes or stag­ strike of 700 union workrr* al tions from their pay. scheduled lo speak today befor* Merrill—Slav ana Dry Dock aod gering federal deficits. tha General A»«mb1y'* Main Po­ The kick off breakfast for th* Nixun campaigned in two Penn- Repair Co. went into it* aecond litical Committee. Diplomatic 400 Club will be held in Ihe Ctvie sykania cities, Lancaster and day bare today after failure lo source* said Howard C. Green, Center TTiursdgy at • a m. The Erie, before heading into upstair settle a contract dispute. Tha Canadiin secretary of state for brrakfast program wUI include re­ New York for lata afternoon and worker* are member* of Local 32, LONDON (UPI)—A temporary rxlcrnal affairs, might formally availing meeting* in Syracuse and ports and informatuM to local bus­ Industrial Lnion of Marine aod truce is in the making between introduce the proposal. Rochester. inessman. Shipbuilding Workers of Amtrirg Moscow snd Peiping in their bit_ Pearson proposed changes in th* Hcfois leaving rjii|adtj|>hin (hi* John Fitzpatrick will give e United -Nations to counter at* 'er Ideological conflict, diplomat- i. m u t i . the Republican Camil­ VFL—CIO.; They voted storing th# statement on the amount of money weekrnd to strike Monday if tbs Soviet Union lo |C “ '‘•Tec* reported today. biourux. tne i;rp tempts by tha Soviet l no. Russia and Red China were laid dale issued a .Ulement tailing for four-year contract wa* n»t re­ given a« far after he audits UF wreck the world organization. liteiaiixalion of the immigration negotiated, books Friday morning. Fam ily O f Witches A t Southside *Schuol C arnival la hsv* faded thus far to rra>h Pearson urged establishment of law>, saying the l)«r ocratic-con­ a disarmament committee ol a settlement or (heir difference), trolled Congress failed to act an smaller powers consisting “of and the indication) were that pro­ | urgent iccummcmialiou of I'lnl- -K)U G ettin g Aid MIAMI (UPI) - About too Flo- I those members who have already longed di*cu»*ioni within the dent Elsenhower. rids famllie* are st.ll receiving shown a sense of responsibility Communist ramp will lie required Nixon i m r w r d hia attack oil the and objectivity al th# United Na- to bridge the ideological gap. economic idea* and government Red Cron disaster aid and four The two giant Red allies, the disaster oilier* are Mill open Hons." 09776839 Nobel r,P°rU la|d. fearful of 111 * eifect ,,i"",d''«g plan* of hia Demon atic because of Hurricane Donna, H Pearson, who won the nf’ their m nrrel <>n ih* nniic ni opponent In remark* pupated f»t " a w a rd in 1957 for mggeiling rreaR'^rrci on tie unity of ' * which swepl across Die stale two lion of Ihe I'N emergency torce ,{r<l c*.mP therefore try- * " n , , r MIAMI (UPI) — Tlirea jewelers Al a spotlight signal, a monster HONOLULU (UPI i — Only the month* ago. Stale Director W. I> from Georgia today aided through named "lloareal" sprang down that went into action in 1958 dur­ mg a* a first goal to reach at Dibrell said Monday night. lie brave gut a Halloween “ Ireat" a 71 pound hasp of jeweled ring* ing the Middle East criiia, taid least a temporary truce. also said aid to victims nf tha Monday night at Die door »( Ed Wright's driveway, waving bis 10 Pronouncement) from Motcow such a body could draw up a and watches, worth an •stlmalcd hurricane has reachrd 11,1 II,- Wright-because he’s a man full fool high tail. There were great P«'t few daj * roan, snorl* and blond curdling drall disarmament convention *nd pe|P‘n« $130,0<x), to klcolify what was 314.K for 4.952 families. The dis­ of “trick*." which would be difficult for big- h* 'e *ousht lo d ear tlie air and yellv. a* a poor soul m Ihe tat stolen from their stores. aster offices are at Isalamorada, grr power* to reject. n' rrovv d"'*n lh« sln“ Neighborhood small fry who lerrd rag* of a murh • clawed The Fill announced the arrest Marathon, Drlamln and hurt “ It would *moke out— for *11 '*’*[ «unU. approached tue [runt uf Wright » man Ion gut lo hold “bearcat" nn uf a third man In connection wilh My era. The County Commission will the world to s e e - the real in - I setting the hoove first were confronted by a a rope. the two jewelry store robberies in »*- wat i-. -m u L a*—*—h»i or •»tju• h rw*rntr tendons of the great pdrfTft'Ta" tc tz ~ ,or J*«d -WmsiH-ikw-w — - t m t 'in iig gin o t of « p>,— -r it 7 . rn m u r open in, Moscow next week, the at t(> a. m Wednesday to listen ^ rcsptci lo tlnarmiment*" he add bird which swooped down a wire Wrigld. a quiet mannered aale* Toccua. lie waa Paler Young source a said. to Kimpiaim* on the 1900 61 lax from Ihe lop of Ids gaiagv. td. man d tape recorders, i* known Kretzmer, 23 of Miami, arrested Soviet Pm tiier Nikita Ktiru- roil. That eliminated the traffic in (or hit annual c o u n t e r uti ark* Monday night and charged with *hclirv wa* laid to he p*-rvimally Ihe assessment rail, which youngilers eonairterably—hwt there against llallnwern t irick or iiril rerrivjng and poasaxama of stolen handling 111* issue In preparation total* alwnu 1176 million has heen wa« more lo come for Ihe braver erl. proprriy in inierstalt commerce. for ihe summit. Me wai under- opened fur in«pec!ion for the past ones. t.a*t year, there was a ' -no A hearing lor him was scheduled •iood to have been devoting hi* two week*. 'Hie city isn't taking any dunces pound caveman" caged on major attention to It since hi* re this afternoon. Complaint blank* can he se­ Wright's darkened driveway. Al turn from tbe United Nations cured al tbe clerk * office m Ihe of damage to wafer soaked Semi­ 'Hie FHI lint cracked the ca*a . timely m o m e n t, a tpotllgbl nole Blvd. and is Mill maim lining General 4**cmht*. cm rthnuse. Monday with Ihe arr-M Law,# shone down tin the rtveoian and barricade* along the boulevard Mark Cuming* of Maitland. Fla. u HAVANA (l P11—Premier Fidel the pile nf hones tying in from Public Work* Director Sul Hit hard t .................... FU1 agenli slopped Cuming*' ear ^C astro'* government h it rushed MIAMI (L P I) -O ne man was q( ,hf nfiahbt,ri.ood reported today. here and found a suites** stuffed 2.000 “ militiamen" to central and killed Monday when a “deep wm- , rocke(J ,ly VIU|(D, Rri)W|, HlChard added there i* a tmall with Hie approximately I,but) wat* trr ty p e " storm spawned a e n t a il aasirrn Cuba, a m * which the re Wright supplied Ihe idea* and possibility that some <u Die oarrichei and 3.UU) ring*. gime in*i*ti are threatened by tornado or wairr*p»ul on Sanibel a neighbor friend supplied the cadrs may he ramoved mine Island “invasion." Soon after this arrest, agents growls. ihnrk*. whoop* and lime Wednesday, One thousand armed unionists Fred E, Parnell, 74, wa* •land­ screams, which air amplilied lit picked up Robert Wayne Hinson “It just depends on Imw long from Havana went lo La* Villa* Clown Sold Balloons uf Miami. Both these men war# ing on a marina dock when be a sound system. In* neighbor Count#** Elizabeth van J c r ! “ You speak of Die "bush" in Du* rain continue*." RiUtard van). wa* swept into San Carlos Hay. aUu served as Ihe “much-claw# I Province in ceniral Cuba. Another charged with receiving and pos­ HiChard said Die level oi tinI oi)Q went lo Oriente Pro vine# at Steven, of Winter Park, spoke to Africa and then- are absolutely session ut Molrnproperly. They M.irma owner William Way and man" Monday night. lake,wh ch reached its cr«M Hod Stale n( Sanibel recovered Cuba'* eastern lip, where Castrn Die Rotary amt Rotary- Ann* Mon no tigers native to Ihe bu»h. Bui, the youngster* look for were hoth placed under 125,00s) -evcral week* ago. ha* gone down itaged hi* own hit run" revolu­ Hay al the elub'a luncheon meet­ hi* body, but cdorts lo rrvive -sard 10 (Vriglil t annual Hallo bond. ing. "However, we Mill don t want to tion. ween Drank*. Inut were futile. Tlie FBI said Ihe rasa was sill] Tlie tunnies* told of her life in Mm, »S. (*, INclxui on nf ilii* tirry Many Cubans said privately lake any chance* of any of the 'Sonin ol the kids are braver The storm al-o brmigid the *<*». under mvrstigaliun and more arjdutluvvs Nuruely in &infuttl will they believe the troup movement Kenya, Htiiish Africa, fur lu bou levard or lo a d * in lb * u k j -.on * coldest temperature* to thc Ilian Die adults," he -aid. “ Many rest* were especlt-d. wa* “ just a show" intended to year*. She Used there wilh her being lorn up by automobile traf­ • late ami squalls with heavy wind* adults don't even none down the M(ldr»s2 ineiubrtw of lh« (••niva Gan I uii Club nl ihtpir meeting bolster the “ tnvaiion" charge husband who wa* a guide [or hig fic," he added. block." iiekrd Ihe west coast area. ^ ki w Cuba ha* submitted to the United game hunter*. He admits, however, that Dir V*CtJfltfAility ,-tl 2 P III- al th* IlfHit** “ One rule," ih# *aid. “ always uf Mi*. Willinni ,\. Vunjf Ami ^ w l V* I 0 n A G C l Nations. Halloween vis.toi* — big and There hat been insistent spFcu prevails in the bush. That it, if •nisi!— leave more candy scat laiion in the past week or so that yuu wound an amnia), be must lered on hi* driveway Duo they | member nf thw (in.. , . Club, I-»ke 5fwry Chambar of CumCastro was preparing a phony in be killed." tolled «t )•>• door. This is usually the yob oi the | vision, perhaps a* a pretext for chalrnian nf the t ivir ilvautili, w-, merce member* will hold their North Ojlando resident* wrrr attack on the U. S. naval base al “ while hunter" or guide. Most tioo Comi'iiltc* of th* Ban ford | November meeting Thursday, 8 CHICAGO (UIH>—Mrs. Marjorie advised today that th# town coun­ animal* are not dangerous until Guantanamo. l Club and ha* recently completed p m at Ihe chamber building. Earl cil meeting wilt he held Nov, M Muntgumaiy (Yard Hale r, beii rs* It waa reporleJ last week that wounded or ambushed, she said the floor pbtn.4 i.,r the -tu # flow-j Toney, who avaumes tha dulits of and not today a* has been incor­ to tha A. Montiromcry Ward furThe countes* went into detail* U. S. marking* had been painted tune. ha* willed almost 45.5 mil­ cr allow which opens 10 .Swofuid a pre ident due to Ih* resignation rectly publicized. on five Cuban plane* which ap­ describing a normal safari of per .Sanford donned its traditional i ivic Center Dec. I. I nf [Km Coleman m October, will Mealing* arc held on Hi# first ium lo charity, it wat announced parently were to be used in con­ sons hunting lions. She explained Halloween false fare Monday . fuesday following the first Muriday ha i a Monday. , ‘ 7~* i prcaide. nection with lit* invaiion. Under­ that the procedure for hunting Action is expected on Ihe ap­ of each month at the North iirlamto , Mr*. Baker died in 195'*. Her night as thousands of youngsters j I r t r l i i c f r i r s t P e x a le lion* i* Die same as any other inmc.i -trick or treating" * I H U U J I I I U I r u t i x ground Miurcet m New York said •-.tut* was placed at uinre than |*i turned “ trick Into a pointment of a roads survey comCo. offir*, Mayor Frank Fa tula today the false marking* bad big game- but the location is • million. fund raizing drive fur United .N'a indtrc for the area which will said this morning. been replaced with tbe iniignia of little dtfterent. Dun s children's work, and some Th* County Commission today work on a montbiy basis wilh One point that she made was (y Guatemala- whera th* Castro grownups used children's 11*1approved a request for industrial county commissioners. Motion for prci* taya “ mercenarisi" are in that on a safari almost all Iht ({uake S h ak es Chile tuwtrn hag* to carry election year (Rood B ank Visit park zoning fur ;11 acre* un Hwy. the naming of such t committee con.ioru of home are taken along training for an attack on Cuba. The Mobile Blood Bank will be SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI) — An menage*. Even though they were skepti­ including most comfortable beds in Lake Mary Wednesday from earthquake oi strung intensity In on# area of the city, one 17-92. a quarter of a mils noith of was made at the September meet­ cal about the invasion tha govern­ and even hot oaths. 4 p. m. lo 7 p m at th* Fire shook southern Chile today, tern Democrat passed out apples and the Sominole-Orange County line. ing by Jim Avery. A report from Ih* membership Two mistaken idra* Dial the Th xonlng hsiaid already had Hnu.se. Ml rexident* wishing to fwng citizen* but Injuring no in# several hundred Kennedy Johnson ment ha* been calling “immi­ approved tha request. Tha area is rummitltre, headed by Mrs. Al donate ta to* i_sk* Mary Blood Tne shock was fall ui Ihe area buttons to trick or Irtaisrs. nent' lor th* peat nine days. Cu­ coumes* cleared up were the bans were laying in stocks of caa- term* “jungle" sad "tiger*". Both Bark are urged m do so it this around Concepcion and Puerto Poiice amt ths Shariffa office axpactsd to be developed by J. Hil­ Case, will be made. Mrs, Case Court team dlas and fanned goods ju«t in ire found in pan* of India and time. Refreshments will be terv- Mont which last May war* devas rrport a quiet Halloween with no bert Ttapp of Orlando for small ha* announced that due* wilt he Tr*n der Slegrn ci lo z’l li nuti. industry theie. .Asia. ca*c. luted by serious tarthquakea. estcuatva damage reported. acceptable at Una meeting. T.OS ANGELES (L'PIl— Sea ' final weeks «f the tsmpairrn for 6 l m F. Kennedy scoffed at Vie# the pr*aiilency. Kennedy'* itaff announced that President Richard M. Niaon'a today'* California awing atari* a propose! for expansion of tha So­ 17-ilaia tour which “will cover cial Security system today at more atatea in tha final week of “tha greatest escape act tinea the campaign than any other Houdini.” pirtidentia! candidate in history." Tha Damocratic praaidtntial la a tpeech at a clothing work­ candidal* kept up a tauntinf at­ er* rally her*. Kennedy said that tack againat hii Republican rival Nlxon’t “potilion paper" two daye at ha flaw her* to brain a final ago catling for Social Security imOro-day bid for California's 12 provementa "reverted the rnnvUkey electoral volet. i tent policies of 25 years of RtKannedy headed into California publican leadership." following nn arduous four days of “ Mr. Nixon hat taken every plugging for tha tama number of program which ha and hie party • lectors) eclat in Pennsylvania, voted and fought against — and on# of tha major industrial state* pistol them in his position paper whera Kannedy and Niton both —and adopted them for hit own." eon rent rated their afforta in the Kennedy taid. Cruelly News Briefs Developer Threatens Suit For Plat Okay Xrew To Shoot Circus Rim Here f[ Navy Men, Two Firms Boost United Fund Canadian Urges •Small Nation Bloc On Disarmament Soviets, Chinese Reds Seek Unity It's More Tricks Than Treats A t This House Maitland Man One Equalization Board Meels Wednesday Seminole Blvd. Still Closed To Traffic Castro Rushing Troops Around Storm Sweeps Man To Death In Gulf Countess Tells Rotarians O f Life In African Bush Geneva Gardeners fo Hear Speaker North Orlando Meeting Nov. 8 $5'/z Million Left .............. In LakeM o ry To Charities Goblins Fly Quietly In Sanford Area Zoning Approved $ 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, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Members of the Goldsboro KIsaseatary 9cheal Parent-Teacher* Aim-, which meets on the second Monday of each month at S p. m., report much progress under the leadership of now president, Mrs. Alfreds Wallace. Many p la n were made a t tha last meeting, one of which was for the Halloween Carnival to be held ,«t the achool Hornby from I p. m. !■ order to Insure overall suc­ cess, the school has bean divided into odnee including parents, pu­ pil* and teachsrs. Parents living within each son* ara requested to funiah refreshments for the car­ nival according to Item aulgnment. Grades, tones and itenu are, first grade, 'eld depot, popcorn; second grade, Castle Brewer, pea­ nuts, entertainment, fortune telllag and music; third grade, Wil­ liam Clark, mow eonss, soda; fourth grad*, southwest road, hake fifth grade, school sene, candied apples and sixth grade, old railmad, fish dad hot d«gs. r AH parents, pupils, interested cltiiens and friends a n Invited to attend and help make this tha ' achaal’a biggest canival ever > ANOTHER FIRST was recently mad* by Heavy Attack Squadron Three whan Capt. F. G. Edward*, (right) commander Heavy Attack Squadron On* piloted the first A8D-2T "flying classroom" to drop bomba. Tha A.1D-2T has no bom bay and it wan necessary to equip the aircraft with special bomb rack* under each wing. The newly equipped aircraft will al­ low atudent bombardier navigators to drop their first bombs undar tha direct supervision of experienced instructor bombardier navigaton before flying an A81M "Skywarrior." The co-pilot for the event wae Cdr. P. S. Hsr* ward (second from rig h t) while the bombardier was Lt. J . L. Hutton (third from right). The rest are. left to right, P. C. DelVlIlaggin AD2, D. R. Smith ATI, R. A. Jackson AQC, R: 8. Feeback ATI, U . J. L. Hutton, Cdr. P. S. Harward, Capt. Edwards. A rt You Insecure On Donee Floor; Well Read This Ronald Parry, city recreational director, has these questions to ask of Banford residents t •Do you bars that insecure feeling when on the dance floor? Feel th a t (vsrynna ia watching you? Gal your left foot mixed with your right and stumble serosa tha danee floor Instead of gliding gracefully with ths musie? "If you answer yes to alt *f these questions,” Ferry aays, •then you need to register for the next session of ballroom dancing lessons being offered at tha Civic Center by tha department'* Two classes on Monday, a free one for teenagers a t T p. m. and ana far adult* a t g;IO p. m. will begin Nov, T, Adult* will be asked to pay |2 for tha 10 week course. Registration for instruction In­ cluding t?.*- uixlc srf. •'•*«>,rnUry fundamentals of all popular dance slope may b* made in advene* or a t the opening elas*. received to UNICEF auppltos. By MAHAN R. JONES After much study and many consultations Hallowaen Carolval Chairman, Mrs. A. E. Voight and has. group of helpers have de­ cided an a program of entertain­ ment that will give much fun end happiness to ell attending. The Oviedo High School Gym­ nasium will he open P ride/ at 5:39 p. m. for this outstanding event On the pro g ran are; th e'sam ­ ara booth, sponaored by tha moth­ ers of Mrs, Cooper’s first grada; tha Xiddla rides. Mr*. Ulray's first grade; homemade Ice cream, Mrs. W elder's and Miss Rice's second grad**; dart game, Mrs. Teague’a third grade; a new and VAdm. W, R. Smedherg IIT, chief of Naval personnel, today advisod high school seniors sad graduates that they here until Nov. t f to apply for the Navy's Reserve Officer Training Corps. Applicants will take the nation­ wide osam eo Dec. to. The NROTC program makes it possible lor a young man to earn a regular commission while study­ ing ‘at a civilian college of his cholee. Alt tuition, fees and text books ara provided by the Navy and an annual retainer of WOO la given the student. During the summers Atudoots travel to many psrts of tne world on regular training cruises. Upon completion of the four picked to begin school nest Sept­ ember. NROTC also,is open to enlisted men who arc on active duty with the Navy or Marines, how­ ever a separate qum* is estab­ lished for these applicants. Application farms are available at high schools, Navy Recruiting stations or from the Chief of Naval Personnel, Department of the Navy, Washington 25, D. C. the regular Navy or Marine Corps is received and the officer goes 6 b regular duty. The program ia open to ail ITyssr-oid high school seniors and graduates who will not have their 21st birthday before July 1, !M1. Those malting a qualifying score will receive a rigid physical sxsm aarly nest year. From the qualify­ ing roils, at least 1*00 will be Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, mother advisor, says that dinners will be delivered upon order and will be boxed f o r carrying, if desired, for those who plan to attend ths football game. Tickets now are available from any Rainbow girl. Proceeds from the event will be applied to ths charitable works of the asternMy. surprise gams, lilts Uonnakar’a third, grads. Hi# ever popular fish pond, Mrs. Partin's fourth grade; caady apples and home mod# candy, Mrs. Alfred Campbell’* fourth grada; pop corn and peanuts. Mrs. Grimm’s and Mrs. Buckelew’s fifth grade; the country store, Mrs. Mildred Wright's sixth grade; the coetume parade and halping with the country etor*, Mr*. William B. Wast’d sixth grade; the FortyNiner Engine* Mrs. Suley’e sev­ enth grade; tha sidewalk cafe, James Palmsr’s seventh grada and Mrs. DtShailo's sighth grade; ball toes. Miss Ruddell'o eighth grade. Tha danto, Mrs. Alice Blau’s ninth grade; cold drinks ami help­ ing with the dance, lira. Palmer’s ninth grads* Rainbow Girls To' Sponsor Barbecue Sanford Assembly No. 25. Order of Rainbow for Girls, will spon­ sor a chicken barbecue dinner at the Elk’s Club, Nov. 4, from Refined IN TH E FALL’S FASHION TREND FOR WOMEN! Children's Fund Haliowecn pro- girle in public grades, four gram will be carried out at the through six, will rtlurn to the same time in some 10,009 other I-ake Mary school, boys and girls communities. Last year more than in public grades seven and eight two million American youngsters will return lo the Lake Mary Roy participated in the biggest pro- Seoul Hut and boys and girls In Ject ever carried out by children public grades nine through 12 wilt to help children. return to the Lake Mary Fire DeEach penny collected by the partmenl building for UNICEF Trick or Treaters wearing (he Halloween parties which will inUN1FEC black and orange tag elude costume contests, games, can mean five glasses of milk and refreshments. (nr s needy child overseas, or the UNICEF is not a give-away BCG vaccins Ui protect him from prog-im. Governments that f t tuberculosis. A nickel's worth of {quest its aid spend an average of UNICEF penicillin win tare a j more thaa $2-3* for sack gl.M SUITS In suit*, It’* a follow-your-fancy choice — basic or vivid colors in smooth or textured finish . . . aolida, self-checks or fur trimma4 d s rta y C » t U CHILDREN'S COATS LT. (J.g.) it. B. WEBER, right, recuivaa his promotion orders to Liautenant from Cdr. K. F. Rowell, aomtuunding officer of Heavy Attack Squadron Threw. Lt. Weber is a lig n ed to VAI1-3 aa a bombardier navigator inatrustor in thy basic training department. Lota of new styles and colors for the young miss in wizen :t - fix and 7 • 14- Com# in today! Maks your selection. LADIES' COATS YoweU'a coata that go places! This outstanding collection of coat*, take you there luuking right feeling right! Style* for both casual and dress wear — go with-everything colors! Lovely selection of wU *o«1 *nd cashmere blend*. 210 S. M AGN O LIA AVE. BRINY MARLIN 100% CASHMERE Coht. $ 1 1 0 .0 0 in our new beautiful - and comfortably air conditioned store. SAME PHONE - FA 2-4622 * GLASS AND PAINT COMPANY, INC Ths 10th trade. eemtdnlng AL frtd Campbell’* 10th and Arch Hotlck's 10th, will feature the bake aale. In addition they alao will have potato aalad and baked beans for tale In terving* to s i \ J plement the hot doge, pie, cake and cnFlee, to suffice for a sup­ per. The eleventh and twelfth grades are unable to have the usasl supper since the new cafetori uni is not open yet. The supper it tentatively plan­ ned for Nov. 19, sponsored hy these two grades. Mrs. John Cour­ ier, P-TO program chairman, has announced a special program in conjunction with thia avent, the proceed* to go to the carnival. The Carnival is sponsored by the P-TO eaeh ysar for funds to carry out ita budget. "We Invite Charge Accounts* �Qfbp VOL. IS S a n fo r b ifym xlb WEATHER: Cloudy with ahower* through Saturday. High today, 80-85. Low tonight, 60*65. Ualtod Praoa Laaaed Wirt Established 1905 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 28. 1960 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 50 Orange 'Jumps Gun' On Projects CONGRESSMAN BYD HERLONG. third from kft, waa welcomed a t tha Southtaat Seminol* Chamber of Commerce Thursday n ight by C of C pre­ sident Ben Wetting, second from left; Oviedo Mayor Lee Gary, left; Ben Jones, vice president of the chamber, right of Herlong and Mrs. Elizabeth Oliff, secretary. (Herald rhoto) Herlong Flays Cuba Policy 'R Congressman lyd Herloat *ti tidied State Department txelks la handling the tenM Cuban situs* Una sad, la s strongly worded speech al the Southeast Seminole Chamber ef Commerce at Oviedo Thursday night, accused U 5. officials of letting "communism get the upper hand In Cuba." Rapping the laxity of Slate De­ partment officials. Harking said £ "wa knew whea Castro was fight­ ing la th* mountains of Cuba that tha commies ware behind him and what did we dot As soon as he look over we recognized his gov* ernment the very next day." Herlong. apparently angry, dadared "now offictali have juil started economic sanction* on on Cuba, when that should have been done ■ long, tong lime ■go. "It la a disgrace that we did not break off relations with Cuba a long tim e ago instead of m a lt­ ing our ambassador now when it is hoo late for os in Cube," Her­ long said. "However." Herlong laid "1 believe that things wilt start popping olf in Cuba soon, especial­ ly once they start marketing sugar to Russia,* Dn you think the Cu- Campaign Br L’nlted Tress International Vies President Richard M. Nix­ on took his mldwestern whistle•top campaign into Illinois and Iowa unlay leaving a aeries of ugly incidents behind him in Mich­ igan and Indiana, Sen. John! F. Kennedy Umred tlie key election state ot Pennsyl­ vania. charging that Nixon, not he, 1* "downgrading America" end"■'selling America* short." His goal was a grip on Transylvania's 32 electoral volts. ★ ★ ★ Today I* the last day to register in tho rily election. City Halt will be open until IM » »■ ★ ★ ★ PraakieDt Eisenhower goes on nationwide television tonight to make h n first major campaign speech on behalf of tha GOP tic­ ket. Eisenhower will speak from a Republican dinner at Pbila delphia—a GOP effort to capture Pennsylvania's vital votes. Nixon was splattered by eggi and tomatoes, heckled during his speeches and worried by a derail­ ment scar* Thursday. The Inch drills wet* Hie most unpleasant saher candidate hss encountered in the campaign. Herber G. Klein, Nixon's press secretary, said "harsh profanity" was shouted at Mrs Nixon at one atop in Michigan. He laid: "I can only conclude thal organised goon squad tactics are Involved in surh an occurrence." The derailment threat occurred Thursday night nrar Fort Wayne, Ind. A can-shaped, li-pound fluor­ escent light transformer was dis­ covered tied in the rail* ever which the Nison campaign train was to pass. Altamonte Council To Meet Today <6 Altamonte S p r i n g s Town Conn­ ed members will meet today to make • decision en th* proposal from th* Wekiva Baptist Associa­ tion t o lorate a Baptist Retiremrnt Center on th* old Altamonte S p r i n g s Hotel p r o p e r t y , A publir meeting waa held Thursday in Ihe tojvn hall with about 7b residents attending. Youth Advisory Council Formed A youth advisory council has been formed in Seminole county le rehabilitate juvenile* that have gnttnn uttn trouble. Judge Vernon Mi/e will explain th* function* of th* new group at a meeting Nov. I at T.30 p.a*. at L'roomi Academy. S p e c ia l A special luseting baa ed fur parent* uf student* in th* Kntei prise area who rid* th* It*. I.xnd st-hoof bus, to discus* tramP"rUtton problem* with * "wn'y representative. r»rent* are to meet in th* Enterprise School taialonum Tuesday, at 7:30 p. m. bans w il want to be paid to rubies and bartering when they havi been used to the good old American dollar? "Cuba is in for a rude awskening soon" ho emphasised, add­ ing. "and we won t be there to to help her." Herlong alto lashed out al .State department method* la handling the cold war. "We don't know bow to fight communism. We don't know how to take advantage and we have failed time and lime again in the eyes of the free world because we have not utilized our propa­ ganda methods," Herlong said. "There is only one way lo fight Ihe Red threat and that Is meet It on ils own terms, which meant propaganda and more propa­ ganda." he aaid. "We lost Ihe propaganda war in Cuba, Tibet, l^bannn. Why we are Just amateurs compared lo Ihe Russians when he comes to waging a totally political war." Herlong said thal "unless we start doing something shout it now, we will ]<>•« this total cold Bemlaeto G e n ty Bogine** O sdtea Bliss ptaaa to n eat with Or­ ange County officials today after Orange effieiala “jumped th* gun" oa a joint Seminole-Orange iroergtocy drainage program to Howell Breach and Wekiva baton. Bliss and other eeunty official* were apparently unhappy today after Uerning th a t work *** cleeaing out dtlchee ia the wee areas has started without eontoe ting Seminole County. County Commission Chairman man John K rider today declined to comment "a t this tint*" on She move, but aaid he ha* sent a tele­ gram to Orange County engineer Fred Detain complaining about the start at th* maaaivo program. "Thoy should have had the cour­ tesy to inform oa they wore sta rt­ ing," Blist aaid. “If wt should hav* rain for th* next two wool* it could reuse sum* serious flood­ ing In th* areas and wa vuuld got tha complaints. “Nearly all of th* work on both projects would be In Sominolo County, although tho two stream* ■re major dralnnga outlets for Orrant* County." BIG* explained. Kennedy sought today to turn back at Nixon some of the Re­ publican campaign chargrs. He hammered at the vice president Thursday during a tumultuous vis­ it to New York City and continued ihe attack today as he opened four days of stumping in eastern Tran­ sylvania. :. ^ v n S fc * war Doftaeg explained (hat one way .ta lk RaUwn, i,W! ,'he .Communis^ . threat T»fcof*p!*.v l> . be sr*v "Nay Ihe way llicy piav. t ir^ddfas* Hgfrhf * K - m * supporting , a Freedom Acs I!* Iowa. Ite then '.will Which will tram agents In fly to Chicago where he will cam tbc fire world lo rounterart the paign Saturday. fled threat. Tlie Democraiic candidate said, "We r*n'i assume that because in a speech prepared for deliv­ we are to the right ex will win ery at Bethlehem, Pa., that Nix­ Ihe cold war. - W* have to fight on la telling the country "we ran t for is now. The H*ds have taken afford to do those things in Amer­ advantage of every situation. ica that everybody knows w* need Time is running out for us b o w , " to do " Herlong stressed. "It is Mr. Nixon—not I— who 1* Mayor lee Gary introduced downgrading America," Kennedy Herlong and more thin 100 persaid Mr. Nixon talks of A.ncri nous si.eitded the meeting. c* 1 limitation*. I speak of her boundless possibilities. We ean and ought to put our great productiv­ ity to work to meet the need of our people, not ignore them " Kennedy pirdiciru his eirriiun fountrsi Elisabeth Von der on arrival Pi |ha B e t h l e h e m Allen Slaghew will sp e a k al Ihe no. town airport aarly today. "I don't tary Club luncheon Monday. All care what time in the morning the Rotory asms also art touted it is, we're going to lx-at Mr. Nis­ to the meeting. on," Kennedy said. The countess’ husband was a He scheduled sprechr* tndav al hig game hunter in the African Poltaviile, Hsieltnn, Wilkes Bar- Congo and the will rpesk rm that re, Scranton and the Montgomery area, where ih« lived tor II County area outride Philadelphia. year*. Countess To Speak To Rotary Club Team Captains Set, Navy Organizes Fund Effort Five team captains for the l ne­ ed Fund drive were announced to day by chairman Randall Chat*. B. I. Perkins Jr., Sonny Haborn, F.d Shinholaer, Kay Shoe­ maker and Jerry Senkarik will hood (he campaign for tor - 400 Club." Th* '4fl0 Club" i* a nation aid* project of Ihe United Fund. It contisi* of public spirited busi­ nessmen who donate $100 or more lo lit* drive. The five (cam cap Uina will plan lb* activities for forming a club in Ihe Sanford area. X V. Farmer will head the realtor a group in the drive and predicted full cooperation on their part. All umls of the Sanford Naval A>r Station swing into action be hind Ihe drive Thursday. Chase, John Krider. man­ power chairman, and George Touhy, trams chairman, met will ('apt. Robert W. f , Sly*, NAS commanding officer, la out lm* tlx mechanic* «f ih* fund l Mi -l.^T '”l"»uf>"‘ - ■«• Capt. F unk G. Edward*. cumm andrr He#vy Attack Wing On*, appointed Cdr. Gilbert S Blake to act with O p t. .V, E. GPsUvw son. as co-chairman wf tha dm *. Capt. Sly* and Capt. Edward* tried iba voiced their support and urird men in their command! to fit* the fullest possible cooperation lo the United Fund. A goal of Stooo has been vet for the drive on the Navy base which will run concurrently with that of .Seminole County adding Der. I. Last year 13,313 U was collected by the Navy for ih# fund. News Briefs 1 juel received recommenda­ tions oe the plan in lb* mall to­ day." Blits aaid, adding that ho would meet with DoWitt this af­ ternoon to try to “work togather and pool our resources. We would like to know what to going on," BIG* emphasized. Both project* are expected to eoat approximately 1730,000 and Bliae r*t>ostod be doesn't oven know what Semi not* County's tharo in th* program would be. Tha report* were prepared hy the firm of A. r . and R. K. Mich­ aels and A. B. O'Koall and Asso­ ciate*. The report* atree* th at both stream* need to he straightened, widened and deepened to te rry off flood ereata. N« consideration waa ( APT. KOUKliT W. til.YE, left, and two other officer# umonir the Navy men at th# Chamber of Commerce meeting were (Mr. Paul Mitchell and (.Mr. E. Nunnery, given to th* report to eonaervatlon. Howell Rranrh, according to th# report, need* In he rteaned from Lake Maitland to SR At# in Sem­ inole County, e diitanco of eight end a half miles. The'eoat to esti­ mated a t *17,MO. Six or eight highway bridges Or culverts over Howell Branch need to he replarad. tha report atala*. Coat of emergency drainage work In the Little Wekiva baa been estimated at ftgO.OOO. This project calls also for rloan­ ing out a channel a distance of eight and a half milta from Lake Boas* on Ui* county line to where II empties into the Big Wekiva. )B both projects, the channel recom­ mended would he five feet deep and I I feet wide. aht'wn talking with Ct-urge Tuuhy, Arthur Beckwith Jr. ami Doug SleiuUua* Knowland Speaker WASHINGTON (UH> Wil­ liam Knowland, former Republican senator from California amt exSenate minority leader, will speak at lakeland, Orlando and Fort Lauderdale on a four-slate south­ ern ipraking lour in behalf of the Mxon-Lodge ticket !)rt. » Nov. I Planner's Initial Effort Presented No Peace Prize OSLO, Norway tUTlj -T h e Nobtl committee uf Iht Norwegian National Assembly announced to­ day that there will be no 1000 peace prize. The committee gave no lesae*. tar i u deetotoa. which flE t fs p w fa g lff m iedSta to awarded -IN# peace prise. FSU Homecoming ‘^WORTHLESS CHECKS tliacunaed by, from left, Chief Deputy .lint Single­ tary. Henvin William*, Florida Sheriff* Bureau, Sherrlf J. L Holt by anil Mayor Karl Higginbotham. (Herald Photos) TALLAHASSEE fUPI* — Sevan of tha II m tm beri of the class uf III# will lead a downtown parade klcktng off Florida Slate University homecoming activities today. Democratic gubernatorial candidal* Ferris Bryant and his wife are expected to attend the homecoming banquet tonight Mrs An Alabama truth drlvei who Bryant waa a member of llu apparently fell aileep al the wheel FSU elas# ef in # . of hi* truck early this morning Land Use Predicted escaped injury by jumping out of GAINESVILLE tUPIt - Uni­ Iht truck at the last moment as versity of F io rd s economist Wil­ the vohicle ran oft the road and liam k . McTnersun predicted led into sue Si. Johns Riser. Thursday th at xrban land develop­ Tho accident occurred on SR ment will double in Florida by 46 near Ihe Mima Bridge, Ihe 1973. "Agricultural land in North Sheriff* office reported. Florida will be cultivated more Charlei Brock laid deputies dial extensively than m the past," lie felt asleep and the nevl Hung McPherson predicted in a study he knew "I taw Ihe truck going published by the university, "and off the road towards Ih* river." Brock said he Jumped out of Jiu use of existing forests and ilia truck just as It hit the river. woodland* will be intensified." He eicaped umii.urcd. The truck was nauled out of the Rights Stand Asked ATLANTA (UP1) — Hi# Repub. rivtr by craws shortly after Ih* lin n and Damocralic presidential mishap. Investigating lb* acci­ nominees ware asked today to dent was deputy Michael Conner. In another accident Thursday, lake a firm public aland on ciyd rights lim es before election day. Michael Michalak of DeLand. tra­ A telegram signed by 31 South veling on Hwy. 17-92 near th* era rivil rights groups, including Lake Monroe Hridge, entiled in­ Martin Luther King's Southern to a concrete piling and auifercd Christian Iveadcrwup Conference severe head and body lacerations was sent to Sen. John F. Kennedy Deputy Jim Moore reported. of the Democrats and Vice Pres­ Michalak was reported in "good" ident Richard Nixon ef the Re­ condition at Scminoia Memorial publican*. Hospital at noon today. City .Manager W. E Know toe to­ day expressed "disappointment" over tho lirit volume of City Planner Goorgt Simmons, comprehemivo plan for Sanlord. The llrst volume of th* plan waa presented to the Zoning and Planning Commissio* Thursday night. There was no comment m th* plan at Thursday’s meeting. Howovtr, Knowles H kl this morning that he waa "disappointed be* cause of th* lack at new m ater­ ials included ia it." Knowles plana to tak* Ih* Brat portion of lb* plan b*foro th* City Commission at Ms next mooting Nov. it. Driver Dozes, His Powell, Deas, Bauman Soviet UN Official Truck Hits River Named C of C Officers Arrested As Spy NEW YORK (UPfV—A Rueiioa Tli* Chamber id Coimitarra di­ UN ter ret a rial official and a rector* Thursday night started German • bora Illustrator «#r* ftonny Powell president, paid trib­ held today In #30,000 ball aarh aa ute to Navy personnel for par­ ehargea of apjtiil for th* Sovtot ticipation in civic affairs and Union. heard a Florida Shenffa Biueau The two allegedly sought mili­ isport on tha worthies* chtck tary infoimaltwa fur ut« in pick* problem in Florida. tog bombing target*. Th* directors also selected RichIgor Yaakovtovieh Uelekh, AT, aid D«as a* thair new vivo presi­ who was la charga of tranilattof dent and It. J, Haunum as tieaaUN documanta In th* Russian ursr. John Ivey and W, A. I’atrirk language, and Willi* Hireeh, I t, wera named executive committee wera arrested swiftly and sudden­ member*. ly Thursday night oa • federal indictment charging they con­ Bob Crumley, chairman of lb* spired with ■ former Rusaiaa numb* i ship coniinltit*. reported a UN official to obtain aerial pho­ mem iter ship of Ml, with 43 new tograph! and a map of military buiinavies in tha ahamtmr this installations around Chicago. year. ('apt. Robert W. Stye, NAfi tuminaiidiriir uffucr, and officers (it hil command war* spatial gursts and war* ptesanlad resolu­ tion* from the city and county NEW YORK CUPI) - Thoms# romtnissiona expressing apprecia­ Alva Edison, Henry David Thortion for the work of Navy per anil•au and Edward Alexander Macn*l in hatpin* dear away th* Duwcll were named to the Ihll SONNY POWELL Mtckage left by HuirLalie Don­ uf Fame uf Great Americans na. fur helping earn these trihutee." Thursday night. Mayor Fart Higginbotham read Sheriff J. I.. 'lobby introduced Busts of Edison, inventor of tho a resolution by the rily especially tummtudmir Chief Jama* Gold- Bern in Wtllianie of th* Florida first practical incandsacant fleeworthy, Manuel Uontnlas, Charles ■Shertlfa Bureau, who presented an trie lamp; Thoreau, poet, essayist Cason and Virgil Harlan for their illustrated 'rrture un tha opera­ and philosopher, and MacDoweil, aurk In huirlcaiia damage clear­ tions of wurlhtcas check passer* cutnpuser and music educator, ance. John Krider lead the coun- in tho statu. will join M other busts of grant ty'e reeolotiuu praising the coopWilliams cautioned businessmen Americans in the national alums *ration uf I ha NAS in *ti i nunty Itt follnw on* alinplt guide in cash­ un tha New York University efforts and aaid “tliey'v* helped ing check*—"do 1 know this per­ campus here. ua with everything fmm a fire son ?" . h-i'e lo a live-ton tiuck." Moat had the- ke can he paaacd kerlyJ* Huueholdcr presented a bemuse businesses do nut require plaque to Capt. Stye for the men proper identification and make uf Ih* elation in appreciation of sure the credentials ara valid, the Navy'* participation in fir a Williams said. Hurricane Donna damage to te ­ fighting, fund drivt assistance ami H» reeoinnieiutid establishing a nt mole County totaled >03.281 U, other* instances of cooperation. central check cashing desk in each ; County F.ngtnaer Carlton Bliss re­ “They never fail to endorse, as­ •tore and maintenance of a sim­ ported today aa he prepared to sist in arranging and participate ple card file fur rather* of local | send in Ihe report fur Civ it Dom any rtvl civic effort," lloosholder • hecks. “And juat don't cash any ' fense funds. •aid . The T h e plaqua waa inscribed check bncaua* it looks good and | The heaviest ttomaga waa to “an award of special merit to th* tha person with it look* g o o d - | county roads. p a i t u n n r l nf r tha Sanford Naval call a hank and ccitify every pu*Air Station, eihle hit of information you can I'ap t. Hlya S ly accepted th* honor* about th* indivtdual," he warned. | Kadet Inspection and laid “It “it gives in* a warm feel­ Tha sheriff* bureau has set Up i Paul Bennett, commander nf tha ing to get (best, nut atwsy* re­ » system ni eppj enamlmg trarl Sjfa’iTd unit, n s J b i uf Attiattxn, member th a t it u Ih* olftrwts end eh*, k I -,-ser* and thare aarvis-a* will present the Kadet of tba men of the station wha da all tha ar* available through local law Month Trophy at Uto monthly towork. They nr* nil good, able men enforcement agendas, Williams ’ pection today, 1 p m ., at the end 1 want to publicly thank ifawns [ said. Armory. ) Edison, Thoreau, McDowell Honored Donna Damage At $93,000 1‘HEl’AKING for Navy rota ta L ai lad F ujuJ drive are, from loft,-John Krider, ( apt. R. W. Sly#, Oorjr* Tntihjr and Randall Chase, trrnrral chntrmaa. �...CLHand Chu/ich Sunday. Baptist H U T BAPTIST CHURCH 11# Park A i n u W. P. Brook*, J r . Pastor -F. B. Fisher .. Ai m . P u t or M onlag Worship ....... 1:44 a. m. Sunday School .........•:«& a. m. Morning W oribip....... 11:00 a. m. • Training Union , ............ 1:11p. ra. Evening Worthip .. 7:30 p. m. Wed. P raier gcrvlco 1:30 p. m. Church Of Christ , Nazarene fk » V tn f o t* V rrtT f Pag* 2—Fri. Oct, 28, 1960f Youths To Join In Hymn Festival 2CC Attend First Services At New Church Pentecostal Conquerors Hold Rally In Church At Longwood CHuluofo C h o ir’ Needs Male Voices Mrs. Stella Bell, director ef the newly organised Chuluota Community Church Choir has Invited all Interested residents to join the Over *100 Pcntt'Oital Conquir- dren's Mansion a IWO mode! ata- group. Particularly desirable ^ ora gathered at the Flrat Pente- tion wagon. Rev. Don Leroe, pastor of the th* Pr***nt time vhe says, would C#|U, ch (m h Unfwoog> al be the addition of more mile 7;30 m Monday f . r . aectlenal Melbournt Pentecostal Church, voice*. was tho guest speaker. He choie rally. Rehearsals are held each Men. An old faihloned Singapirntlon for h it subject, The Church, In day a t 7 p. m. at the Community was conducted by Robert Up­ Past Ages and In The Agee To House and Mrs. Relt asks anyone church, after which tho Conquer­ Come. He wan presented to the wishing tn join the choir to call or Group* from Orlando, Apopka, congregation by Rov. Joe Up­ her n t FO 5-33M. Daytona Botch and Longwood pre­ church, president of this section. tented programs of special alngThe Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pas­ ing, Scripture readings, poems and tor of the Longwood Pentecostal Upsala Supper Set special music. Church, cordially invltea all Tha Upsala Presbyterian Church Thi* organisation of ,_United* youngsters to attend, the . ra*u:ar wtU sponsor a family fellowship • . ___ Pentecostal, young people has Pentecostal Conquerors meeting covered dish supper la the educe, adopted a slogan of “Christ for held a t the church each Fri. even­ tionel building at • p m. Satur­ the world—Tho world for Christ," ing n t 7:30 p. m . day. All members and friends are and each year raivea S4000 to help invited to attend thg supper and the Home and Foreign Misionary film-showing which will follow. The half sire fashion silhouette Departments. Last year, in ad­ Donations will be accepted for the dition to tha other projects, this should ha vertical and sample in church building fund. ^ group pressnted *h* Tupelo'Chil- dtaiin. CHURCH UP CMBIST LAKE HABY Paola CNUBCN OP TNE NAZARENE Eira Duncan ----Mini.ter Lake Mary Morning Woribip ........ 11:00 a. m S. L. Drawdy __ Paitor Four choir. _ YoutT InterAn eetlmat.4 SvO per.on. atEvening Woribip .......0:00 a. m. Sunday School ___ 10:tm a. m mediate .Girl., Senior High and tended the two ma.a service, at Tbure. Bible Study ... 7:30 p a . Morning Worthip .....11:00 a. m. Chancel — will 1>• joined by what the new Lake Mary Catholic Servlet Training ............ 0 p. m. CHUBl*M OP CMBIST Evening Worship . 7.uu p. n . ia expected to be a church-filling Church. The prim t xerving the LMgveed Wed. Proyor Service 7:3u p. m congregation In a Hymn Feetival temporary i|uartere at tho Lake Sunday night at 7:30 p, m. at the Morning Wurihip la.so a. m. Presbyterian First I’revhyterlan Church. The Mary Chamber of Commarre la Fr. Evening Worship .......7:30 p ’ CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Grover Sewell Jr., elietaed William Trainor. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Car. IMh SC A Oak Ate. Episcopal The church will terve South the fact that • welcome U ex­ CHURCH Gail Smith ................... Pallor Seminole County. Plana will be tended to all who rare to join in HOLY CBOAS EPISCOPAL Oak Ate. and Tkird St. Sunday School .............0:41 a. m. CHURCH Grover Sewell Jr. . . . . . . Paitor this »pr< ial (ilttervanre of Refor­ formulated later for erecting a Morning W oribip...........l l :00 a. m. rhunh on a large tract of land Park Ave. el Ilk St. Morning Worship ... 1:14 a. in. mation Sunday. Training Union .............1:13 p. m John W. Thomas ............ Rictor . . . . 9:14 a. m. Sunday School ^-Evening Woribip ......... 7:)o p. m. The all ramie rervire ix divided near Lake Mary in the future. . Wod. Prayar bcrvic# ..7:30 p. a . John Griffith ................... Curaia .Villon Meeting ... ... 10:44 a m Into two tectlonx. The ftrat of Holy Eucharist .......... 7:30 a. m. Morning Worship ... 11 uu a m. Pioneer Fellowship ... 9.00 p. m. thene la titled Hymn* of Praiae of MYF Beatnik Party - PIN EC BEST BAPTIST CHI'B CM Family S erviceChurch School .......... 9:01 a. m. Senior Fellowship . . . . 4:uo p.tn. lha Holy Trinity, the aecond Is The MrthodUt Youth Fellowship Ml B . Oaora Boad Evening Worship .......7:M p m. railed Hymn* for Chrixtian Living. ‘ Donald Gravcnmier . Paitor Morning P ra y e rof the First Methodist Church will Sermon li.oa e. m. Wed. Prayer Service ..7:00 p. m. • Early Servica 1:3# a. There are lib) per.ons *nroll.d h, v, a Bfltnik Halloween Party Sacrament i f Penance ' Sunday School #.l& a m. in the four choirs, hut "the big­ at McKinley Halt Saturday from FIEMBYTERIAN CHURCH • Marniag Woribip .......ji:u o a. m. Saturday ............... 3-4:30 p. m gest will be tho fifth ono — the I p. m. to 10:39 p. m. DeBtry Clvle Coaler ; Training Union .......... 1:30 p. a . congregation —■ which wo hope A. C. Summon . . . . Paitor Evening Woribip .........1;U p. m. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Sunday School ......... 9:00 a. m. will number over .100," according y Wed. Prayer Servica ..7:43 p- m. CHURCH Morning W orship.........10:00 a. m. to Mre, Georg* Touhy, Minister Enterprise • DeBiry nt Music, under whose direction WEST BIDE r r . Paul Shulls . Palter COKM UNITT the service will bo held. MISSIONABY BAPTIST Holy Communion— PRESBYTERIAN CHUBCH sis B. Bally Av*. Faeta about the hymns that will Sunday ............ 1:9# a. m. Lake Mary ; Paul Colly ............. Pastor Morning P ra y e rPastor | b* ,un* will he read by Hob Crum­ S Sunday School ......... 10.oo a. m. Sermon 9.30 a. m. John W. Ptlley ley and it ia beliaved that this Sunday School ........ 10:00 a. m. • Morning W orebip........ 11:00 n. m. Holy Communion— 11:00 a. m. feature will add interest to the ■ Bible Study ... ............ 7; 0u p. m. i n Sunday each month 11 e. ■- Morning Woribip .. hour of ringing. Junior High Waatminieter 4 Evening Warabip .........7:30 p. m. FeUonahip ... 0:30 p .m . 5 Wad. Prayar Sarvica ..7:30 p. a . CHRIST CHURCH Seoior High Weatanaiatar F ellow ship............ 7:30 p. ■. Longwood CHULUOTA PI BUT BAPTIST Georg# Jarvii HI . . . . . Virkor CHUB CM UPSALA COMMUNITY . C .0. Sweggeriy Paalor Holy Euchanit . . 7:10 a. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday School .......... 1,44 a. m lit, 3rd, 4th Sun. . 9:40 a. a . Joha W. Ptlley Pastor Morning Worship . . . .11:00 a. m. Horning Prayer, 2nd, 4th Sun I Training Union ......... 4:30 p. a ................................. 9:30 a. a . Meratag Worship ....... #.00 a. m. Sunday School ... 10:M a. m. t Evening Service ......... 7:30 p. m Sunday School . . . . 9.40 a. a . Wrstmialsler Fellowship Whal ia your faverila hymn or ? Wed. Prayer Servica .. 7:10 p. m ............... 7:30 p. as. spiritual? Seniors Jewish Synagogue il.D EB SPB1NGA ThH question; -waked by Dr. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN BAPTIST CHUBCU Daniel Poling through the Chris­ CONGREGATION BETH M A R I, CHURCH B. H. (irillin P uior lllh and Magnolia tian Herald Magnsine, received a Cassolhorry Sunday Scboul.......... ».3u a. a . Friday Evening Service I p. William H. Rem ow . . . FaaSee response of over 10,000 letter* and llo n u ig Worritip ... lu.i3 i. a Sunday School ... 9.44 a. ra. vote*, from people over the IJ. 8.! Training Union ......... «.3i< p a Lutheran Morales Worship . . . . U a. as. lleting their favorite and in mnny Evening Worship .. 7: IS p. m Wednesday Prayer rnaea, their reason for liking a GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED Wed. Prayer Service 1:00 p. a tad Fellowship ----- S p. a . certain hymn. LUTHERAN CHURCH Temporary Meeting, Women's Senrerd Shrine Clafc “Tha Old Rugged Cro**'’ »»» PIBSt BAPTIST l-liLRLti Club . Overbrook Drive 1st Ht. and Loo Avo. voted tha Hymn America t.oves OP GENEVA Paster Jack U m i w an Paato. Ernest Bolick Jr. Beat, I>r. Poling announced. From Other Churches Sunday School ...........10.00 a. m Church School ...........9:30 a. nt. tha votea, tha top 40 hymns were F1NRCREST ASSEMBLY Morning Service ........II.■« a. m Morning Worship .........10:30 a. m. listed hy tha Chriatian Herald. Paitor'a Cists ......... 9:30 a. at. Training Union ............4:40 p. a OF GOD CHURCH The next ten In popularity in­ Luther League .......... 4:30 p. m. Car. 37Ik and E la cluded (2) "W hat a Friend We H1LLCREMT BAPTIST CMUBCU H. H. Snow ............ Pastor Hava In Jeiua"; (3) "In the Gar­ OP GENEVA LUTHERAN CHURCH OF TIB Sunday School ............... #:4S a. a . den” ; (4) "How Great Thou Art"; Joteph M. Slade, J r Paitor Morning Worthip ....... 10:40 a. m. BEDEEMEB Sunday School ..........10.ou a. in Evening Worship ----- 7:30 p. m. (4) "Sweet Hour of Prayer”; (*t 103 W. 24th FUee Morning Worship ... .ll:uu . . 'ra.' Herbert W. Goers* ------ Paitor Wad. Prayar Service .. 7:30 p. m. “Abide With Ma” ; (7i "Rock of Training ‘ Union ........ * :li p m E at./ Service Agee” ; (I) "Nearer Hy God To ........ . • a. a . Evening Woribip .7:30 p. ra Hundxy Thee” ; (?) "Amazing Grace"; THE ALLIANCE CHURCH ........ . S’IS I. "V 7.ad. Prayer service 7:30 p. n. Adult Bible C la s t........ 9 IS a. m. Ckrlatlaa a ad HiMianary Alliaaea (10) "Jeans I-over of My Soul." Park Ava. and I M *4. Many old favorite*, easily recWorship Service . 10:30 a. PIBST BAPTIST CHURCH Cecil H. Seal* ............ Pastor ogntxtd tn any Protestank churth LAME MABY Sunday School ......... 9. *4 a. m. included "Holy. Holy, Holy,** ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN W. B eam .......................... P illar Morning W orthip....... 10:40 a. m. "Whispering Hope," “Onward Alavia (Near Oviedo) Sunday School ...........9:44 a. Evening Service ... 7:44 p. n. Paitor A. Y. F Youth Service 4:10 p. m. Chriatian Soldiers,'' and through Morning Woribip ...,l l : u i a. m. Stephen M Tuhy . 1:24 a. m Wed. Prayer Servico ..9:00 p. a . out the first 41) hymns. Evening Worship . . 7:30 p. n Morning Worthip Wed. Prayer, Service 7.3U p. a . Sunday School................ 9.00 a. a Bill McVey, Christian Hersld Training Union .. 1.30 p. m. singer, and conductor of the poll, PIBST CHURCH OF CHRIST Methodist U'e sec only wirai! But at thia very moment a woman in San said: SCIENTIST • PIBST BAPTIST ( III BUB FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Franciaco may be speaking to her husband in Tokyo...........a boy "All who wrote said they favorlee E. Second St. OP LONGWOOD 419 Park Av*. -**d ro-'-r r~ rhs'*i on hymn Piir.aUt; saay be ir.vitir.j a jir! in Albuquerque tn * gnme Sunday U :K t. nt (•» church A G rim SIj , John Attains .................. Pastor Sunday Servica ........ 11:00 a. m. singing in rhurch and at hnme." . . . and Mrs. Green nf R. D. No. 1 may be placing her order taiUi C L. Fulcb Paitor .Morning Worship ....1.30 a. m. S.oo p m Sunday School 0.14 a. m. Sunday School ....... 9:44 a. a . Wednesday Service Mr. Rrown of the Cro».«road* Store. Morning Worship . . . .11:00 a. m. Morning Worship . . . . to 44 a. a . Reading Room Open Tuet. and Thun. 3:90-4:30 p. m. Chuluota CIurs Her* — where sixty wires cling to the eroaa-ama ef a weathered Tra ting Union .........4:14 p. a . MYF Meetings . ... 7:34 p. a . Slistat Margaret Rernple and Evenuig Worship ........ 7:44 p m. (Intermediate. Senior) pole — the enda of the earth meet I Wed. Prayer S ervice... 7:44 p. m. Evening Worthip ....... 7:30 p. a . Pat Dulon, of tha hfaw Tribe* CHURCH DF Gill) It's like that in our local churchea on Cutitmuniun Sunday. Franck Av*. and 32nd Nt. Mission Institute ef Oviede, nr* IABB MONROE Garold D. Boatwright Pastor conducting n Bible clas* for ChuWhether fifty or five hundred receive the Holy Sacrament . . . the Three miles w rit el Maniord FREE METHODIST CHUBCH Sunday School 0.44 a. m luuta children at lha home nf Mrs. ends of the earth meet. For the Lord'a Supper ia not a rite of on* an P in t Si., right at Monroe 444 W. 4th SU Moraine Worship . tl.oo s. m. Ruheit Myers earh Tuetday at church or one denomination. It ia the common eeeramental feast of Comer Clyde Collar . .. .. Pastor Evangelistic Service . 7.Jo p. m. 4 p .nt. million* of Christian* all over the world. Rouen 0. Eyed ....... Paitor Sunday School ............ t.44 a. ni. Sunday School ........ 1.44 a. m Morning W orship....... 10.44 a. m Are you availing yourself of this blessed privilege, and era you CHURCH OF JRSUS CHRIST Morning Worship .. 11:00 a. m. FHY ........................1:69 p. a . OF LATTER DAY SALMS The oldest operating min* in attending your church regularly? Aa you receive thia Sacraawt in Training Union ... 7:00 p .m. Evening Worship ...7:30 p. m. CUy Hall tha world ia the Palkarlsherg, Evening Worship . . 1.30 p m. Wad. Prayer Service ...7:30 p. a /our church, your life ia linked to the live* of Chriatian* everywhere. J. G Brooks Urancb President Swmlrn, iron min*, whi.h has been Wed. Prayer Service . 7.30 p. m. And you and they are united in a common communion vcifA God! Sunday School 10 no a. in. operating for (too years. EBENEZER METHODIST Sacrament Meeting .. 7:00 p m. PIBST BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OP OVIEDO Clints Heights I 11*1, (a ► Afy fte***9, fJ*aaD*t|, V* Other Churches FIRST PENTECOSTAL Jack T. Brj m l Paitor Hugh Sooth .................. Pastor Church Of God Of Prophecy CHURCH OF LONGWOOD Sunday School ............ 9:14 a. m. Sunday school — 10.00 a. in. 2407 Elm Aveau* Pastor Morning W orship....... I I . im a in. Morning Worship . ... 11 OO a m. K. Ruin Grant Paitor Sunday School ...... lu.uo a m Robert L. Strickland Training Union .......... 8:14 p m. M. Y. F. -----... • 30 p. m. Morning Wurship .. . . 11.u> a. m. Evening Service 7:uu p. m Wed. Prayer Service .. I.JO p. ra Sunday School 9.44 a. Evenuig Service . 7:00 p, m. Morning Wurihip I I .N a m Wed. Prayer Service 7.3o p. m 7:30 p m Evangelistic Service .. 7.30 p. m. Wed Prayer Sarvica GRACE METHODIST CHURCH OAELAMN BAPTIST CIIAPEL Woman's Missionary 7:CA p. m The eupport of the Church Series ia sponsored by the following Business Finns: Onera Rd., at Woodland Ave. Young Peoples Sun Str. 4:44 p. ai Located on Paola Kd. at THE BANkURD W. Thoinax Parson J r Pavtor Uaklawn Memorial Park 4 I) Mi KLG.AT ION OF 9.44 a. Sur * s y School CHULUOTA COMMUNITY JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES R. L. O M'linrv . . . . . . Paitor U:W a CHURCH tail W. lit BL Sunday School ......... 9.14 a. m Mnrn.Bg Worih.p 0:40 p. MYr Billy J. McDinieli Paataw ............ Sunday Watchtowcr . . . I t a. m Sunday Worship Church School 10.00 a. a . Sludy * . ....... 3.no p. 7:30 p Wed Worship Church ...11:00 a. Wed Bible Sludy 7:.1u p FIMTER CHAPEL "The Beat in Moviei” "Complete Building M aterial! Youth Chrutun Friday Service __ l:Ju p METUUDLST CUl'RLII Fellowship .......... 7:39 p. Civiede Catholic 203 Magnolia Ava. FA 2-0323 McCracken Road FA 2-0231 UNITY CENTER OF SANHIRl) ounday School 1.44 a. ALL SOULA CATUOUL Unity Center 304 R. 1*1 Nt. Morning Worship 11 HQ a. Ncuro Churches CHURCH Josephine R Sluckie I’esinr Evening Worship 1:00 p PROG REAR MISSIONARY Oak Ava. at Mb SU Sunday Wurship .. 11.uu a. nt BAPTIST CHURCH Tailor Richard l.juns tuesdsy Class 3 p. m Midway .. 7:00 a. m buodty Masse* Compliments of PAULA WESLEYAN E. E. W illiams................ Pastor .. 1:3(1 a m 4IETHODL1T (HURCII THE SALV ATION ARMY Sunday School ........ 9:30 a. a . ..10:iw a. m S Miles Westoa RL 44 114 R. Second SI. Morning Worship 11:00 I. a. m William Luts . ....... Pastor Sunday: First, Third. Fourth Sunday a . 7:14 a •Trices Are Never Higher” Daily Mast in no » m Evening Worship Sunday bcotioi 0:44 a nt Sunday Vhnnl 7:10 p Murtung Warship lu:44 a m. Holiness Meeting ... ll:0u a m First, Third Sunday! FO S-323I Oviedo, Fla. 111 East 1st FA 2-3622 Wesleyan Yuutli S t4 p. in Street Meeting 8.30 p m Christian Evening Worship 7.40 p m YPL . 7.0Upm FIRST 9HIIJ)H FIRST CHRISTIAN O H K4H Wed Prayer Service I.Jo p. m .Salvation Maeling 7.30 p. m 1APTWT CHURCH 11*7 B, MnJurd Avo. till H\ tJtk BL James N. Barnett Pisior CONGREGATIONAL t 111 Rl It J W MsrsbaU Pastor Sunday School 9:44 a. Nazar one Tha United Church of Chris! Church School' ... 9:30 a m Morning Worship 11:00 a Monung Worship ... 11:00 a m Park Avo. at 2llh St. FIRST 4 IIUR4 H Youth Mtclinga * Jo p Jniiplt E. Stock ... Pastor Evening Warship ...... 7:10 p m o r THE NAZARENE ... 7:Jop. Bible School 1 .14 a m Tuesday Prayar W. 2nd Hi. at Mapla Ava. "For All Your Printing Need*” Member F.D.1.C* 11 00 a m I. W Justice ..... Pastor Morning Worship Church Of Chrint ZION HOPE R.APTL4T CHURCH Pilgrim Fellowship 7 30 p m 101 B. 1st 306 W. 13th FA 2-2951 buutiay Si'Mih.I I.i4 s m FA 2-6211 CHURCH OF CHRIS I 712 Oraag* Ava. Morning Worship to (4 a. m 2nd St. and E la Ave. THE REVIVAL TABERNACLE J L Bruoks Paslui 4.40 p m Gaorge 41. Yatea Minn er NYPS 2Ith a ad Chase Av*. Church School f .30 a 4pm Btbla School 10. 00- a ns N. Y . r . S S N J.S . Sunday School lO.uti a m Morning Worship ll:0 u a m Gospel Servica 1 p m Morning Worship 11:00 a m Morning Worship * lLuo a m. Evening Worship 7:30 p. m Evtaiaf Worship . . 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship ___ 7:44 p m. lueeday Prayer Service 7:30 p. a Fed. Bible Study . 7:44 p m ..7:30 p. a . FERN PARR CHURCH OP THE Thursday Servica NAZARENR ST. JOHN METROPOLITAN R*gr***aling O’BRIAN ROAD r CHUR4TI o r CHEUT lAM UHO SEVENTH-DAY BAPTIST CHURCH ji!* tu h e r ........ •?a ly jtf# ,, «i (irs s il ADVENTIST CHURCH l.N S L K A S C L COMPAMEb bTA TL 1 ARM *v Mveath Si. and Elm Av*. idiuol .......... 9.41 A, m. Raipk Brewer J r ........ KvaagtUst H B Wnuehurst PastorJ m Mtiack BUg. FA 34142 Sskse eciiooi .............. 10.00 a. m. Muiuuig Wurship ....... 13.44 a. m. C. W. Beach Pastor Church School ....... 9.30 a. tn Morning W orahip....... 11:00 a. m. Youih service 4: (4 p m. Saturday SabbathSchoui 9 3u a in Mornmg W orship....... 11:00 a m Kvruing Wurship 7:30 p m. Evanjelistic scrvlrt 11.on a m Evcnin; Worthip .... 7:J“ P 7 ’.up hi Morning Worship I W'ed. Prayer service ..7:30 p. ra. Wed. Prayer Service ..7 :Jo p. m. WitL Btbla blud/ ........ 1 if tn. Wed. prayer service ..7«Ju p. a . IP* II Old Rugged Cross Named Top Hymn Rilz Theatre Wheeler Fertilizer Co. Progressive Printing Co. Irving I. Pryor IV Vulcan Materials Co. Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. Sanford Atlantic National Bank 9 �ITIt* §«nfor8 WrritB FrT. (V t. 2#. —F s M AHSouls Church Hosts 8 Shoemaker Construction To Open Ravenna Area Central Florida Deanery Shoemaker Construction C om -1rnmpleted with the ultimate »el at pany will open ■ new »ection or 200. The lota are high and dry Ravenna Park Horn** Sunday. with »hady oak*. House* lell The home*, open to the from *13.1000 to * 17.400. During public at 10 a. in., will feature the month nf November, Kay hard oak floors, built-in kitchen Shoemaker, head of the cunttrucequipment in three bedroom-one. lion company »*id, many extra* one-and-a-half or t»o bath and • ill be included for lho«e who lour beJroom-two bath model*. purchate during that time. For lb* opening, somelhmg alltoffee. Cstkea and cookief wit) new in tha alaclrir convenience be served and a play area with world, will be demon»tr*1ed by the pony rides fur the children will be home #eonnmi»t from the I la. vet mile. Power and Light Co. a Partio C arl An electric blanket will be given along with Other new and modern away for the door prize, courtesy appliance* l a t h a Medallion of the Sanford Kies-trie Co. Home* will be ahown. R a v e n n a Park ia altuated around Laka Ravenna just off , Country Club Rd. One of the homea to be displayed wall be oa (MTOHKR *S aba laka front. A dniisslnnt Ninaty-fiva homea hava been Homer While. Sanford; Roby Bellinger, Sanford; Nancy Krufln*ki, Sanford; Joan KUen Carr. Urlzndo; W. * Owens. Holerpr;.*e; Ernest P Herknell San­ ford: Thomas Donaldson. DeBary; Louise Dougherty, Sanford; Joyce Byrd. I.ake Monroe; Rena Poole. F.iiatis; William taical. Sanford. Tha Adult Ceramica clast will Helen t rilxrandulph, DeBary. bold it* cU itet on Tuesdays from Birth* V:30 p m to 1:10 p. m. A tea Mr. and Mr*. John Mitchell Jr. ad $ 12.M ii charged lor material*. Lake Monroe, a ton. Mr. and Mr*. Any adult m tha couniy may aull Eg jr. Dougherty, Sanford, a ton Hospital Notes Around The Clock reg ister i t ' th a S a m inula H igh D ism issal* Ichool Tuesday. ln»lruclor ta the y jry R linbeth William*. San aehool art *aaih*r Joseph Math ford; Gene d ev eland. Sa mania 1 -----;-------------------------------- Nancy Krufin-ki. Sanford: Rerniee .laeotia, Sanford: Willard I.yrom. Tl* Sanford Iwon a Uub 1*tli Longwood; Verlindi Barfield, San­ have a* gueat speaker lor the ford. bin ebron meeting Tuesday Rd O t T O lIF It M Shmholser, local attorney, who will \dm isslon* apeak on "Too Much Government . f Whitten. Sanford; Beniain Huiinesa." Justice of Uie Peace mm Gram, Sanford; Dennis Walk Hugn Duncan ie program ebaw- •r, Altamonte Spring*; Mary aa.in for the meeting. Boyd. Sanford: Klewmir Kuint. Sanford; John Key. Sun ford; liugh Duncan, Duririct 4 Just Glidy* Cleveland, Sanford: Klhr! lire of the Peace ba* moved hit Coa. Sanford; Lewi* But gesa. odftcei from Commercial Ave. w Sanford; Anne Travla, Sun ford. Bve Masonic Bldg_ In. from _ of the Birth* courthouse on Park. The new Mr. and Mr*. Phillip Boyd. Sanoffice* were opened Ttiuredayford, a daughter: Mr. and Mi< Inland Whitteo, Sanford, a ton; Mr, Recreation Schedule anrl .Mr*. Kotierl U. II) id. I.ake Monroe, a daughter; Mr. and Mr*. Kennelh W. Cochran, San ford, a daughter; Mr. and Mr*. D*rar L. H»y*. Snnfoid. a ilaugh*a*. Monday f p in.—Tomsk Win)itft fftrir Cent** Tuesday f p. m.—Yowsh Winn, Ie.. 0*vk Center Wml nesitey T p m.—Youth Wing, Jr. and lr., Civie Center f p. iu. 3 i |w n D-a:c Lcr**>r,*, l ine Center ■ p. m —tkjuare Dwncinf, Clvia Center Thursday T p. m. Youth Wiog, Je. and Sr., Civic Centre 1:30 p. m —Dupkcaw Bridge Club, Tnurvrt Ctuh F riday b:3f> p m.—Y o u th Winy, Jr,, Civic Center fs3() p. in.— k'istoiii An*e*» ©tub. Art* A C rnfu Bldg, Saturday f.Jt) p m. Youth Wing, Be, dlvse Center D ism issals Yiiginia Sheddrn. Sanford; Wil­ liam Krtcker. DeBary; T.m* Higgmbnthniu, Sanfoid; Mr*. John Mitchell and baby. Sanford. OI KICIAI.S AND HOSTESSES at the Orlando Central l> anery meeting at All Sonia Catholic Church are *»ictiirwl at one of the luncheon tuhlea. I .eft to right, '(front row! are lit. Kev. ADgr. William MnllalU. from Day. tuna Heach; Sinter Alwinn. principal of All Soul* Paro­ chial School; Father Roch Laurenznno. Lt. V. S. Navy; From Altamonte To Geneva V large collection of carnival*, parlies and dance* await Semi­ nole County adults and young people during ihe Halloween week end. From til anionic Spring* in ihe south, i» i’aola in Ihe northwest, school. i-hncchn* and oilipr iwuaoiza lions will pros isle a busy sdie dulc for the goblins and ghost*. Activities beginning tonight in­ clude a dance at the Seminole High Gym sponsored by the jun ior class, following the football game. Carnivals are scheduled at Oviedo School and Wilson School in I’aola beginning at S:lo p in. ami a rarmval #: the EfUrrpme Klementary .School tiegin* at * ''.ilurday ihe kllamonle Spung* Klementary School carnival, be­ ginning at 1 p in . will fvalurc a full spaghetti supper in addi­ tion to a wide variety of ride* ^aillli'S* .4DU dl»M.ir> iwuioJ, The Kake Mary Yolunteerr Fire Drpl Auxiliary will sponsor lam ily parly ami dance at the fire house at 3.1*1 p. in Two youth t-luhs >n Geneva luve comtiineil torce> In sponaor a carnival lollovvvd by a dance in their tornnuinlly house The flin tH’gins at S p. m. In Oviedo, young spooks will . . . haunt the area during annual "Trick or Treat'’ night. Sanford activities are. for the youngsters a Halloween party for jumor and senior high atu dents at the Civic Center at 7 P in. followed by a big Hit/ theater p.ir:v ,il it it) n m. The First Methodist Youth Ke! low ship plans a Iteatnik Party in McKinley Hall from I p m. to 10 lo p. m A Catholic Youth Club Dance will tie held in the social hall on Oak Ave. from 7.10 p m, lo 11 p m The Sanford l nit. K.ideu of ^ 4)St S S t i l l ( * 0 l ' | ) WASHINGTON i til’ll—The coil of living inched up by two tenth* (|j (l(W jiei.em m September, the I.alwr IVpartment annoiiRttHl to da) ill ds final pure index ■* purl before ihe election. The con­ sumer price index rose lu a record high ui lib.* alter holding sleailv during July and August at IJti ti Tl*e index I* computed on a base of loo for the year* 19*7 M. High blood pressure if more than twice us common among overweight »* among nvernge per­ son*. Km h e r .lame.* J. O 'C onnor of New Y ork C ity iTml F a th e r R ich ard I.von*. Hack row. Mi** E d ith K ry g ic r, pre.*U deiit of th e C atholic W omen'* C lu b ; Mr*. M ilton Plum b, o f T am p a, diocesan p re s id e n t: Mr.*. C arolyn C. Peck, o f f i t .m o o t, deanery p re s id e n t; Mr*. Rea K re n te r anil Mr.*. L a rry Verwhcl. {H erald P hoto) It'll Be Spooky! America, will Hold a "Big Bi«i Bop" at inr Armory with an or­ chestra beginning at * hi p m. All KadeU. parent* and friend* in tlvc county arc invited Pro­ ceeds from the event will hr ap plied on the purchase of a per matirn; campsite on (tie Wekiva River. Us peel "Ily for adults m the HPO line sponsored parly and dance at ihe Elk • Club from • p in. in I a. m Willi dancing tsi the music of an nreheMra • * • A covered dt‘h supper and Hal lovveen costume parade will he held Sunday a Ihe Vllamonle Spriiik* isimnrar.ity Chapsvl he guuiing at S:.V) p. in. (lu Hie IMG NIGHT, All Hal low » Kve. Smithsule School car­ nival will lie (lie nil in Iter one at trarllon lor Sanford residents. I„isc Mars. Sonia ml, fairh Ar thir and l.iltle \cnice youngsters will meet at the Scout Hul at S.I.Y p m to Trick nr Treat" for In- brnrfil of UNICEF wnh llir«e parlies (or Ihe ditferenl age gtoup* ls> follow. CoIiIsIhiio I'i'A member* will siMiii-or their annual carnival at ihe ts noul from i p in. to a p m with plans set for nuking this Ihe must successful venture ever if aged by the gioup. fisutAoitah Rerrnt housegurst* of Mr. ami Ylrs. John Rime, at their home on \ me wood Road, in l» rh Arbor, were Mr*. Kline* parents, Mr. and Mr* Paul I’era. from Can­ ton Ohm and her niece, Mr*. Do­ lor** Drazich of Sievihenv die, Ohio. AS All Sonia Catholic Church vva* host to the Orlando Central Dea­ nery at the All Soul* Parish, Tues­ day from 9 a m. to 3 p in. Theme for the day was " P a rt­ ner* m Progress.” Reservation* included 8 priests, church members from 27 pandifs, inters of Chris­ tian Charity and membrra of AH Souis Ciiurch, totaling more tnan 3**1 who attended the meeting. Hostesses were M,*s Edith Krygter, president of the Catholic Women .* Club and Mrs. Bra Kre* tner, general chairman. Rev. Fa­ ther Richard Lyons was host pas­ tor. The meeting began with Mas* at 9 a m. said by Father Lyons, assisted by Father \ incent Craw­ ford. Spiritual Moderator, Ut. Rev. Msgr. William J. Mullally, from St. Paul'* Church in Daytona Beach, opened the deanery session with prayer. Father Lyon* ami Mis* Krygier gave the official welcome ami Mrs. t aroiyn t . Peek, bean­ ery president, from Ctenuonl, presided at Hie meeting. Bister Alwina, principal of All Souls Paroehial School, gave a short talk on "Relationship of Home and School." She emphasized the fact that the training of the rhtld begin* in the home. Principal speaker nt the day wa* Fallow Itoeh Laurenzano, Lt. U, I Navy. He used a* hia topic. "The Challenge For Catholic Wo* men Today” and (old the group not In he bark seat driven but to get out and do. A luncheon wav served at noon from table* covered with whito cloths and decorated with arrange­ ments of autumn leavea. In giving the closing aimniary for the day , Msgr. Mullally ttated lhat it was one of the molt In­ spirational meetings that b« had ever attended. Face the Nation WITH .Senator John K EN N ED Y ----- O N ------- Channel 6 (CHS) SUNDAY OCT. M ill 6 P .M . PR. Pot. AAv. ki MAKESTHEDOWN little $11flP A Y M E N T 0 N A H U NEWHOUSE AT n o r t h o r la n d o h o m e s fm to i HUS »■■■*■■ ! ! LI T' L GI ANT FOOD STORES A P LE A S A N T W E A K t*o*a rtt« w * q 4 » y rovfinc can be youm h*M bKeotagfe tkc coopofNttMi mi K o rth Ofl.indo Florida's FriendMart Mo«4 Convenient Food Store • Quick Barrie* French Ar*. at Slrd I t . Hoa»«* mmJ tke dmmm Horn** — ke BVEKYDAY COLD REEK T* C a rry 0 * 4 Owly 4 iwkiac A i’t«awe SayylUa Paper Plaiaa, Cnpa. tpaani. Fork*. FUkiag Pate*, tk a F t m m * ho— a ia North Orbncio N f k m P M , tad ad w g »U d osing mm Lam* • |Miar Ldxiiaa M H o a ie s ^ TKore ere m con*plK«led rates, aad eo oiler her * faaated I m m os»ip. E very Ik ta * ¥ a* A C aaapiatn VS» ICE Crushrd Or B4ark, Ta | M | te a r b a a * Or Fiah. Far Cald Dnaka, Laarkae age. COLD CLTS A t on plrte AMeelBiaat Of .11*4*1(1 m eat om yum TH IS B NOT A C O N T EST : Y te N o ** O to WABR erter Cartoa ar C s M U a a tia g Ka^ m SlM to* W A M L AM pea M ed do is m,i! e c o sh — end MieoT Ibe w to d w4e*e poa'd Uke W A S R OPEN T A. M. • 11 P. M. **ta»a. QUICK COOK MEATS Cliickea, S *avi|* Weiatr, Tor* Utapa l u . Pontiac announces the Trophy 1A S Engine NEW PRECISION AND ECONOMY IN THE ENOINE ROOM OP THE St PO N TM d A completely ne* fuel induction »/xlem ipv»* -tut new free breathing V 8 more wr . . . to vava ,o>, gat Closer caubralion of (hi* leg 189 cuixcnch engine give* ,ou maaimum Uuuyt ai hallinrott'e «*no<*t over carbureting. We made Ihe engine fighter, mounted it lower fo' belter balance. An oil refill now take* only 4 duarta. Tailor your Pontiac power psant to your need* There are It version* to choose irons Horsepowers range from 2 IS to 14d. (for beat economy, specify the Troph/ Econoni/ V8 It* lower c o m p r e s s i o n let* you use reguPi/ g«».) MInta sound* a bit techo-caf, just fry a new Trophy engine soon. If* in all tour FonPac senes In one block, it will become clear why we1. ' called Him '61 . . . ail PontcxJ «u.e« kni*4 dr>ev« •s tt DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk, Bafiae, Rgge, lea fhra Parsnaa. T’AI.I. COME 7 TO 11 301 W. 1st i u u * local THERE'S A HOME TO FIT yoer OrLeedo Hooree. Fifteea different design* tfcree bedrooaw eed o m or too both* ia Hyh» taste. And Nortti Oriaado Homes' kigkest i» only $145! Sefect poar new borne And yon at Norik Orlando Home* today! F440M m rwa satr wiM-raaca c*et •>4ti1ltn**i i t a*r, ■ -** — ini i n — u *“• *A ***-a fit wi4s#*ki w i p j a i a i ) r u m i A c o ia l ih Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. SANFORD, FLA. F. ) H * - 4404 e* n o r t h Nk i - T M ' o r la n d o id m e d ' WHY* MOKTM mm M 02. TVER MOfT *» LOMfiWOOO OMIPDO �|jg' %rr: WASHINGTON * By Ed Koferba Navy Day Salute ' Enough cannot be told of the recent Job tone b f Sanford Naval Air Station creira In cleaning up debrla after Hurricane Donna •even week* ago. ■ Thursday night the Chamber of Com­ merce, along with county and city dignitaries presented Navy official* with a plaque citing recognition of tho base for cooperation in thla massive venture. LETTERS WASHINGTON A* tipeetU t | Schneider penned thla pe« ‘ baby. Tho pollsters ntver dreamed faee; "Sine# the nventi chroni­ I It would moke that much differ­ cled in this book do not occur until 1960, rather obviously nil prr, ence with tbn voters. Not only did the Navy donate manpower but provided much of Hi ewe equipment used on the job. The whole community should commend the Navy for Its efforts. We are fortunate, here, that our Navy Rase I* an Instrumental part of our community and not an "outsider." to the Editor When the first poD woe taken, sons and places named therein a t ? after the word got out that the figments of my imagination." Thera was only one major dif­ wife of the presidential candi­ ference between real life ta d date! was pregnant, the ratings Schneider's Imagination. In hia nationwide jumped flva full points. presidential campaign, the preg. It's not merely the excitement nancy was faked by the Madison of the possibility of ■ new baby In Ave. boys. the While House that would cause They dolled up Iho candidates a person to switch his allegiances wife, put her on television and to the expectant father. It’s just prompted her on some ad-libbing that babies comprise the third at which lime, per instruction, highest common denominator a- she said; "1 was telling Henry mang the masses. I the other night what ■ wonderful Thij one poll was taken in St, playground the White House would Louis, in a ward that generally be for a child—oh, my goodness:*' That’* how author Schneider'* went strongly for the opposition. The housewife wee asked why presidential baby wa* bora. Of course, there were other lit­ she had switched her vote. "I’m voting for the baby," ahe tle matters to take care of, but said simply. And, ton. her hus­ that w n done with padding. Any* band was leaning her way now, way, their man won, and all the thanks went to expectant mother­ she said. It was after this survey that hood. Author Schneider missed on nno the poll-takers agreed that Mbyhood was surh a strong factor other major point; His "axpectfath ir was a Republican, that the expectant father was as­ sured of winning the Whit# House Mr. Nllopp Jack Kennedy’s program says An wvenitM We is I w il born I* Bolton and spent "America First, not first Jf, not first But, not first WHEN—but light and Just sufficient to held the ftnt Iwenty-fiv* y n r t of my FIRST-" the bore aceeoaiMeo. What or* lift there. 1 w n an avenge Boa Son Kennedy was confronted by 'Ionian, who Ilka many othera re* representatives of tha ProtosUot they? There will be no queetioa that epecled the Kennedy family. The Clergy and "crucified'’ on tho re­ JLcnnedy family look dtclaive act- ligious Issue, ho again proved to they Include pajamas, a toilet kit la * la Ullage "cultural, philanthro­ bo tho mature, factual and un­ and n rloan shirt for tho neat day. emotional men of ataturo wo have Ona does not know how cold a p ic and civic for All to take ad­ tho tight to seek as our Presi­ vantage nf and to enjoy. Boaion dent. Catholicism was not question­ hod room for tho one-night stay' College la Kennedy endowed, but ed when ho govt his oath as a may ho or how much wandering Available to Catholic, Protestant U. S. Senaior, His voting record about there will be during tho And Jews providing they have tot federal non-support of paro­ night. To be on the enfe side a AWt entrance atanding. chial schools and separation of dressing gown and bedroom slip­ ; The Joeeph P. Kennedy. Jr. stale and school la printed in tha pers should go In. foundation since 1MI (long be­ Congressional Record and is avail­ Will the underwear on tha hack fo re Jack sought presidential nom­ be enough? Yes, if the trip Is * able ts the voters. ination) hai. (pent U.S millions on ■ . a n _j.h ;• normal one. But a person may Sen A i n ? " "on-denomlnational homes ilh em ifiaa tM 'ii” ,4 t overheated. There Is o poseib ad hospitals la Naisacmueua, «<renelh ‘ . ..* * .. ‘I** *.. bility of being caught in tho rain New York, Illinois and California; awareness and maturity, has the and soaked to the akin. Persona "JO million* for doctors and psy­ qualities that 1 seek In a with imaginations that sra fired chologists to work on new research president. whonsver they toko a trip con prog rim* for the mentally re ­ Mrs. L o rn In* R. Deem# imagine thsmselves foiling Into n M Rosalia Drive pond or river. Obviously, In sueh tarded in eur land*. circumstances a suit of dry under• The Kennedy.family personified waar would ba n necessity. So ^family togathemasi." Their fam ­ Editor: Pita so overlook tho delay io would aitra locks. Anyway, fresh ily toffetherneaa has baen savaraly irriUelied; hew can It be, when we congratulating you upon tho very underwear and socks would bo (have thla togetherness stressed In fine editorial, "We're All Wet If ploasant after showering down. In a temperate rlimata no tell­ > u r churches, literature, etc., of Wo Don’t Act,” which appeared today? The Kennedy’! have plnyed on Iho front page of tho Hereld ing whst changes in the weather together, laughed and cried to- on October aoth. It was an out­ may Uka place within 24 hours. gather and worked for the common standing pioca of writing, aad -Unquestionably a sweater should Interest at the membera at thalr should certainly im prest cltisens go along to ho used in the event ’family, and therefore, have the of this area with the importance it turns cold. iI ■ B ’strongest foundation of gaud fam ­ of working together to aolvn our A traveler surely would Ilka to I I* I ily living. Rose Kennedy, mother drainage and water coosorvatioa put on aaothar necktie In the eve­ ning. Shell It be a bowlle or fourof Jaeh, instilled In her children, problem*. although they easily could have Thank you for your coopera­ in-hand? Blue? Brown? Grey? And In what design? Who on park­ -become idle rich decadeaU, "Your tion. ing early la the morning ran be advantages carry with them strong John Kridor, Chairman eure what necktie will fit his mood obligations.” You and 1 know that FIVE COUNTY COMMITTER In the evening or on the morning I'nack of tha Kennedy "C lin" carof the following day? There ought j i a t out suck obllgalions in dir Editor; •ferret areas of good cltisrnehip. We, tho members of Hanford to ho n choice of half a dosen. As Papa Joe and Rose also stressed Clvitin Club, lako this opportun­ for ahlrte, In addition to a formal l|)at no matter whit Job tbelr ity of National Newspaper Week shirt, o sports shirt ts likely to "children undertook, that they to congratulate your paper for the come in handy. Thero is still tho should do the Job with courage, past service to etbls community. m atter of being supplied with 'integrity and to the very beet of We thank you for tha past coope­ remedies for stomach upeete, their ability, ration of your press and look for­ headache*. Ineomnla and colds, ea well ae reeding materiel*. r Wa sometime! hear peupi# as* ward to continued success. When from thia Hat ■ traveler '" J u s t aaa how Kennedy got there,” A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. tries uniunessfuiy to eliminate Implying, of course, that Papa President, Sanford Clvltan Club ■ome items that are nut bare Joe bought him the aenatorial seal. neceailliee, it ie clear what he Jack worked hard when he made Editor: should have le not an overnight his political debut In 1841, In Bos­ In order that there may be ne ton's Klevenlh District, flatly re- mlsunderetandlng, I wish to af­ bag but a trunk. CHRISTOPHER Bll.LOPP "fusing any and all of the Honey firm that the teller published la Pita Ward support. History points tha Orlando Sentinel under dsle out that Kennedy won handsomely of October 14 and signed by "Abe Birda Are Target* with 41 per cent el tho veto over Lincoln" and bearing no addrtie WABHINGTON (Ul’l) — The Iho politically well known Henry wee not composed or forowarded Fedaral Aviation Agincy ha* ^Cahot Lodge. by mo. To tho best at my know­ launched a program to clear bird* I Tho proitlgo of America HAS ledge and belief Iho aignature la and animal* from airports whore alipped and noticeably during tho a pseudonym. they might same plan* traths*. pest few years. With smug com­ Abraham L. Unrein placency we hate permitted Mile »T Eldorado Drive to happen, l b be the ftret nation DoBary. in the world require! that wn con­ stantly must bo working for tho Although H h m Inland eity, M ake best. We need a men with tore, Chicago handle* moe* wotovhovw# sight and awaranasa and part nf traffic Mian tho Panama canal. Mitor: if r THE WORRY CLINIC (Aland's query about Iho "colalogo#" Io clover, hot yso mo­ thers need to toll your young. stars Iho truth about aoi mat­ ter*. Otherwise, yoa m ay be­ come accessories to their leter e e tie l misbehavior. Children are partly scientific at tho owtset. So giro thorn tho facto. Order Iho booklet below to help yoa answer, their questions neatly. CASK G-410: Leland If., aged 4, is tho son of an Army captain. Recently, his mother was des­ cribing an event that had hap­ pened years ago, "Mommy,’’ broke in Iwland, "was that while I was still In the catalogue?" Apparently, Leland was fam i­ liar with tha common American custom of ordering household furniture from a mail order cata­ logue. That's an improvement on Iho bUarrr story thsl the stork brings babies. "Mornmie, whers did I come from?" asks tho usual child when it Is about 1 year* old. In past years, mothers often acted prudish and thus were re­ sponsible for helping fan an ab­ normal interest in aexual mattars by their fibe or ovosivo an­ swers. by Dr. George Crane Instead, givs the child tho in­ formation It desires; Then it will not lie awake night Indulging in lalacious dreams, at old fashion­ ed folks mistakenly imagined. "The Iruth shill make you free," toys the Bible, and that is applicable to sex truths. So when your child inquires a* to where R came from, Just reply: "You came out of Mother’* tum­ my." That isn't anatomically exact, but the youngster regards the entire abdomen as "tummy" to you mothers will be talking lan­ guage it understands. "Yes, Dr. Crane," a fearful grandmother, recently protested, "but suppose the child wants to know how It got out of ill mo­ ther's tummy?" If it showi that much curiosity, than answer the youngster. But the usual child wails a few yea re befor* ha aski the seeond question. Then, possibly having noticed a pregnant wife in the neighborhood, it may casually in­ quire: "Uommy. bow did I gat out?" Since this query may not. be apropos of anything that hai been said during the past few minutes, the mother may not get the point. "How did you get out of where?" aha may reply. Your Voto CountI R e -o fo c t "Well, you slid babies come out of their mother's tummy. So how do they gat out?" Tho s n o re ' easily understood answer involves a brief descrip­ tion of the Caesarian route, *o you mother* may iay; "Sometimes it happen* like this: After Mother goes to the hospital, the doctor gives her some medicine to pul her to sleep. Then he cuts a little door in her tummy and lilts the baby, liter which he sew* the doorway shut again. "Don't you remember the story of the Little Red Hen and the Fox and how she cut a doorway in the sack and then sewed it up afterwards?” Tho query about the Little Red Hen la a good example of the "reversible why" technique In child training. And you mothers might well familiarise yourselves with that story for It clears up a child's confusion. At a still later date your rhild may then ask, "And how did 1 get in your tummy?" But these questions are usually staggered at intervals of several years. .Send for the booklet "Sex Edu­ cation of Children," enclosing a stamped returned envelope, plus JOs (non-profit). Pass It around the mothers in your neighborhood. Tom The strange thing shout all this is that toe candidate referred to is not Sen. John F. Kennedy. The candidate is a character named slier Henry Clay Adams who won the I960 Presidential el­ ection in the book, "Golden Kaloo," written by John G. Schnei­ der. Ail the Incidents referred to ahove appeared in the book written back in 1926. MMMksert Memorial Gifts for HEART RESEARCH Gratefully Acknowledged SEMINOLE - DsBART COUNCIL P. 0. BOX 10« SANFORD, FLA. HAPPINESS THROUGH HEALTH (BY I)R. F. LEO KERWIN) Your Body And Your Car Even if you bought the most perfect gnaoline and motor oil, your automobile would stall if, through failure of operation of the electrical system, the spark plugs did not produce the electric spark at the exact time and point neces­ sary for ignition. T h e r e f o r e , if your cur stalls, y o u r mechanic e x a m i n e s the car, not only to see if gas and oil are flowing rupidly, but also to see if there Is any­ thing wrong with the wiring syatem. For if tho wires are not just right, or if there is a short, the electricity can­ not reach the point it should serve. In an analogous fushiun, the human body approximates the motor car. The nerves of the body carry tha "electri­ city’' to supply the necessary stimuli to different parts © f^ the body. If there is any i n - * terference with the normal transmissions of these im­ pulses the organ innervated "stalls” until it again re­ ceives its normal quota of im­ pulses. Hence, just as one has one’s car thoroughly overhauled yearly at least, so it la but common sense to have a m e. £ chnnie to look over your body at least once * year. Your Body .Mechanic is your Chiro­ practor. Are you a Chiropractic case? One of a aerie* of article* published in I he public inter­ est to explain and Illustrate the practice of aclcntlfie Chiropractic, written by Dr. • F. Leo Kerwin whose office la located at 201 S. French Ave. and hia telephone number in F Air fax 2-7442. D . B a ifn y > Florida'* Stato Suporlntondont of Public Inatructlon "OUR SCHOOLS HAVE MADE EDUCATIONAL HISTORY I WE MUST CONTINUE THIS OUTSTANDING PROGRESS” ''During the nearly twelve yean I hove served the people of Florida, education hot undergone its greatest period of growth and improvement. School enrollment has more than doubled, and this has created the challenge of providing quality education for an exploding population. We have met this challenge. The Minimum Foundation Program hat been expanded. A statewide community junior callage program has bean established. A comprehensive building program is in progress and the curricula of Florida schools have been vastly improved. We are better meeting the educational neods of adults. All theta advances, and many others, would net have been passible without the cooperation of Florida's cititont and Florida's Democratic Cabinet. Page 4—Fri. Oct. 28. 10UO B*e B oated derail W4I.TKM elM I.O W . KSHar ■ ■ ! P a k lta k .r KVMLV.S 4 . (liaU IM W , A 4«**«t*laa M aaao** J U S THUS C K IR I.IS rS R H H H M*a*a1*H R llla s Baataig Malta* PaktU ka# U a llr * ! * * • • SalarO ag, S a a la r , S sta iO a r asoaaaO laa ChslaSaiaa. aa« I tilila ia , All tho members of the State Cabinet compose tho Slate Budget Commission. FiVo members of the Coblnol form the Stato Board of Education and are Trustees of tho Teacher Retirement System. These men have proven that they fully understand and are sympathetic to the needs of eur schools. Because of the phenomenal population growth of Florida, many problems still remain . . . problems that call for continued experienced leadership in education!” < Tom D. Bailey Stato Superintendent of Public Instruction fo r Proven Leadership, Experience and Teamwork, Vote for All These Florida Democratic Candidates ta k lH k 'S * l » n i R i a « BATH Km « ix llia r r Br Malt Hr t« r r ta r O ttlaa P a l# la ■ •aalaala L aaaly A ll Ittker M a th I W ar ffllA * H .H 1 I M r «IIA A 1 I m A M aaik* i ll M a * M aalka 1,11 • Maalka ■ M aalka * .* • A M A M aalka AM S Maalka 1 M aaik IM ' l.a a 1 M aaih t.M 1 Maaih A Paata I B aB atailaaa | n i M M th a t a ll v a i l a a k M tlp ila a a ba r a l 4 la M in n . h a f a il w sag w l i r k i , a* we ar i h u t u u i , at lAta at I l u iaalo*4 Jla n U M t/ ba rayra4o«a4 ka m ; b u u t w t w e i i'. L a gsm l n i t a at to# rib h tb s r r f TS# S*r«W. A ar **4m*wel a r tin s raapaaiikl* far inch ragroduitioa will ba caaetdarag u in. frsaflaf •* Tb* SsraU'e oapgrgfct sod wtij by ksii Dsble (ar P a rris Tom R ic h a r d W , Ray I . J. E d w in D o y le E . BRYANT ADAMS ERVIN GREEN LARSON CONNER Governor Secretary of Stats Attorney General Comptroller Treasurer Commiuioner cf Agriculture E d w in L . ( E d ) MASON Railroad & Public Utilities Commissioner TkJo xdT*rUM*sei |ti4 fas kg too lam mol- Coast? Deaxo^ax*, �Frl. Oct. 29, 1980—Pag* B 'Cjahdw QihdsA MIMOSA CIRCLE By JEANNE WARNKE F A Z TU4 ITS TIME FOR GHOSTS AND GOBLINS again and bo one could be more Involved with the anlici of Halloween than Jerry (Mri. William) Kirk who ii chairman of the annual Southaide Carnival to MRS. KIRK be held Monday night on the school ground*. To make aura that it U all ••treat'' for the carnival crowd, Jerry hai been dashing off to school every day to work with her commillcei. One of the bualr>t jobs this week hav been the opening and sorting of atudrnt'a donation* to be used in the carnival booths. . .and there has been an element of aurprise ai to just what each bag really holds. l>ne sack labeled' for the plant booth held two paper cups filled with dirt and after some curious probing about, Jerry found little aeeda carefully planted! Rosa Southward and Evelyn Balea havt been out rounding up ponies snd a pony cart for the carnival and they also report that a merry-go-round and hay ride will be part of the anlertainment. A "something new" feature this yaar will be roving photographers who will lake polarold pictures tO Mil. THE HALLOWEEN WITCH will be flying over the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. WoodalfSaturoay nigni. Biack ami uiauae cals and pumpkins, ghosts and balloona will transform their parly room into a festive Halloween actling. Party food will ba served bulfet sly la from a table covered with black errpe paper and brightened with colorful napkins and tasty hors d' oeuvres held by party picks on small, round pumpkins. A green revolving light will cast an eerie glow over the party scene. Invited arc Dr. and Mrs. Jack Harkins, Dr. and Mrs. Francis Orton, Dr. and Mra. Robert Quig­ ley, Dr. and Mrs. Milton Vahue and Dr. and Mra. Frank Dean of Orlando; Mr. and Mrs, Richard Hunt and Mr. and Mra Joe Rrenncr of DeBary; Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Ansley of Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pierce of Winter Park. Denton Prevail, Mr. and Mra. K. C. Whitmire, Mr. and Mrs. War­ ren Gilbert, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest • i Are you sick of seeing your hus band trump your accs! If you are one of the unfortunate (and who isn't?) whose male fails to meld, or whose spouse can't slam, then mms to the dessert card party at the Naval Air Station BOQ at 1 p m. Nov. 10. The party, sponsored, by the of­ ficer's Wives Club, ie for offi­ cer's wives, naturally, but also for their guests and neighbors, as well av for the wivaa of retired naval officers. Table reservations may be made hv contacting your respective squa­ dron hoard represented or by ratling Mr*. G. G. Zimmerman or Mrs. K. D. Milner Deadline is Nov. T. • International Flavor" is the theme of this teminme get-to­ gether. with decorations and r e ­ freshments to match. Mrs. H. J. Hdz is chairman of the decora­ tions committee, and she is ably assisted by Mmri. C. A. Dunn, T. P. Stewart. W. Robinson, D. F. Kirkpatrick, and W. J. Wormell. Refreshments are being arranged for by Mrs. L. R. Boucher, refrr.vhmrnts committee chairman, and members J. Shalluck, D. B. Drily, A. S. Pouiter, M. Gall aloe, and G. F. Bichl. A akit will highlight the enter­ tainment, Mra. T. W. Ownby head­ ing this committee. Assistants in this endeavor are Mmea. J . p. Boland. F. Stipp., E. S, Hoaepian, and M. D. MacPherson. Door tie s and table prises will be awarded by Mrs. H. A. Moreho d * committee, which includes Mmes M. D. MacPherson. R. D. Lund, H. H. Harnaow, and W. X, Hackett. Reservation committee member* OFF TO GAINESVILLE to­ morrow to tee the Florida-Auburn game will he Dr. and Mrs. John Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Newman, and John Sauls. CONNIE spent two days this week in latesburg attending a junior garden conservation and hobby workshop conducted by dis­ trict seven of the Florida Federa­ tion of Garden Clubs. Also pre­ sent from Sanford were Mrs. Erie Vihlen. Mrs. Herbert Behrens and Mrs. Frank Woodduff, III, JOHN DOMINEY has welcomed three "blessed events" in hn fam­ ily but one evening last week he had his first baby shower, compli­ ments of his neighbors, Earl lee and Harold chapman! the rio*t* wives helped In get the surprise P-rtj into shape—Ft Chapman baked a rake and decorated It in green and yellow and added a large ' in the center and they showed the men how nut cups could be made byfolding napkins to resemble dia­ pers. Bt.t from then on ;t '-as 1 the men's party and they "spoofed it up’* by wearing feminine attire and presenting the honored guest with gifts. Jack Woodruff, Richard Slivers and Sal Manfree were in are Mmea. G. G. Zimmerman, on Ihe fun, too. J. Martin, F. G. Galloney, and M. McClure. Mrs. P. S. Goldman ia charges d affairs for publicity. “ Did you *ay ‘eight no tru m p '!" Officers W ives Plan Card Party Members of the Mimosa Circle of the Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Jo reck, for the ini­ tial meeting of the season, Mrs. Alice Robiolw was to-hostesa. Mr*. Perk, circle chairman, presided at the business acsilon and announced that a workshop would be held at the Methodist Camp in Leesburg, this week. A report wav given on the hoy sont In conservation camp, this summer. Mrs. Elsie Shoptaugh was welcomed as a new member. At tha conclusion ot Ihe business Whittaker, Mr. and Mra. D. H. MacGillis, Miss Verna ItaeUillis, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Davis, Mr. end Mrs. Chester Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Flamm, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Mello, Mr. and Mra. Bond Walker, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wright, Mr. and Mra. Bruce Kmg, Mr. and Mra. Larry Kwiatkowski. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dommquii and Mrs. John K. White. JUDGE AND MRS. VOLIE WIL­ LIAMS, Jr., probably boarded a plane this afternoon for Atlanta, Ga.. Ia visit hia brother, Charles Williams. Last rhat with Connia it was planned as one of those "if ail goes as expected" sort «f things, and they would be back home Sunday night. MRS. GORDON SWEENEY, right, ia nerving Mr. unci Mrs. A. J. Bracken, principal of Seminole High School, at the reception for teachers by the American Home Department of the Sanford Woman’s Club. Other* from left are Mrs. A. W. Woodall, cluh president and Mrs. John K. White. Amer­ ican Home chairman. (Herald Fhotn) Reception Honors Teachers At Sanford Womans Club When Ihe guests arrived they were vested in chairs, informally grouped around a siv fool tall palm cpsTgnc in the center of Ihe room. Baskets of ine eporgne were fil­ led with poducarpu* clippings and bronre and yellow mums. The base was covered with bright autumn leaves. Mrs. Irving Pryor and Mrs. Gor­ don Sweeney were in rliargc of decorations. Another rpergne was placed at the club entrance, the baskets filled wilts green clippings and fruit. Near Hit bom was an arrange­ ment of pyraeantha herns'* and Youth Club Plans Itolmskodla in ■ brown and tan earthen rider jug. Hallowe’en Dance Ihe relrrshment table was cen­ # The Caiholic Youth Cluh of All tered with a silver soup tourecn, Souls Church will hold a Hallo- holding an arrangement nf tirome we en dance, Mlurnay nigm in •-ml yellow mums, flor.k<d t y i . r i l -------------------------------------------- -I tha social hall on Oak Ave. I New nylon trkol with the look Admisiiun is 23 cents and hours of lustrous satin has added opu­ am from 7..U) to II p.m. Prises lence and beauty to lingerie— wi| be awarded for Hie most ori­ without jeopardising any of it* r**entiel wa-h-and-wear-ability. ginal and funniest costumes. The annual reception and party for leachcri of Sanford and Semi­ nole County, their husbands and wives, was held at the Woman's Club, Tuesday night from • to 9:30 p m. The American Home Depart­ ment of the Woman's Club spon­ sored the event. In the receiving line were. Mrs. Douglas Slen*trom, chairman, Mrs. A. W. Woodall, club prc»i(lcnt and Mrs. John K. While. American Home Chair­ man. four tiered silver candelabras and Ivory tapers. Petit fours, cookies, mints, mar­ zipans and an assortment of fancy sandwiches were served to the guests with coffee and tea from twu silver services at either end of Ihe table. Pouring were Mrs. S. J, Nix, Mra, Sweeney, Mrs. W. H. Slemper and Mrs. Ralph Jarvia. Assisting with the serving were Mr*. J. W. Carter, Mrs. Carl Srhilke, Mrs Robert Kuhn, Mr*. Julian Wilson, Mrs. Milton Smith and Mrs. Pryor. Mrs. Krhelhcrger was In charge of the entertainment. Background niusir was provided during the entire rvrning by Pet* Sehirard and his vibra harp and Harry Wes­ ter at Ihe piano. Summer Dresses In cotton tweeda, crepes, velveteen*, dacron and cotlon and drip dry*. Size* 3 - 15; in - 20, 12■ %-21! j. VALUES TO $19.95 DAVE’S RECORD CENTER 60S t t r . l First Sanford “OPEN TTL 9 P. M." ONE RACK SUNDAY The Pilgrim Fellowship of the CBagre gallons I Christian Church will meet at 1.30 p m . All teen, age young people of the church are urged to attend. in... inn KAY Announcinq THE APPOINTMENT OF OF DRESSES In rayon and acetate, cotton. Many atylea and color* for your •election. VALUES TO $8.98 NOW At Gardiner Home Calendar $ NOW RECORDS A \rCES80IMK8 GMT AH INSTRUCTION Monthly Meeting Church Clearance! FINAL TEL Class Holds The regular monthly meeting of the TEL Sunday School Clavs of First Baptist Church met at the home nf Mrs. W. I). Gardiner. The hostess presided at the bustnev* session and led the devotion. Following reporta and routine buviness a social hour wav enioyed. Many of the members had been abicnt during the summer montha and most of the time was spent catching up on past activities. Refreshments of cake and punch were served by the hostess to Mr*. F. P. Riner, Mr#. W. R. Stowall, Mra. W. P. Hrooks, Mr*. J A. Cunningham, Mrs. J. A. Smith. Mra. 3 W. Smith. Mrs. A. K. Rossetter, Mrs. Lillian Vickery, Mrs. Saliie Price. Mr*. F. L. Hiimiston. Mrs Helen Carter, Mr*. W. Wheel!*, Mrs. R R, Pippin, Mr*. A. carter and Mias Isabel Simon. meeting, a while elephant sala waa conducted, followed by a luncheon and social hour. Mrs. Harry Schmidt and Mias Dorothea Henninger were wel­ comed a a guests, Other members present were Mrs. Herbert Beh­ rens, Mrs. Carl Chorpcning. Mill Kay Henninger, Mrs. H. Ledarhaui, Mrs. Roy Partin. Mrs. W. B. Moye. Mra. Waltef Price, Mrs. Walter Schwan, Mra. Mary Swankhous, Mrs. H. Rlee. Mrs. W. R Willis, Mrs. Gerald Behrens, Mr*. R. CHeq'iennot, Mrs. C. Itittell, Mrs. B. F. MeWhortcr, and Sirs. C, I- Wallis. *3.98 These lovely dark transitional cottons are wonderful buys. Some nylon and embroideries. Good styles, good color*, good value* 1 MEDALLION HOME VALUES TO $24.95 s6 .9 8 -’ 8 .9 8 -’ 10 .9 5 NOW Ol’EN OCTOBER 30 Nylon and cotton blend fabrics in sleepwear. Wonderful value* and perfect for Christmas Gifting! 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There's NO MATCH FOR ELECTRIC LIVING! No * Laytwgye No Exchanges on Sale • No Refunds | Merchandise — | i i 8 n �♦ Annual Mayfair Men's Golf Title On Line Today Im M rif High grid ( i l l trill b# gating oat of tba rougboat football battloi of tba aoaaoa tonight whoa tba Somlaalaa bait Leesburg at Momorul Stadium at I Coach J i a Pigott of Ux Saminolas rapartad today that hii charge* will ba faring ona of tha Itrongoit Havana in central riot idn. i l th e lo a m * th a t lo st by aaJy aaa touchdown la mighty Wildwood and hat boatan a strong DoLand squad,” Pigott aaid. -W ill have our hand* full.” ba quickly addod. Both the Staioolea and Laosburg will ba going Into tha gama (anight with Idaaticat rocorda of tbrao wiaa and two loaaoa. Pigott roportod hit chirgoi aro in top physical action Ior thia gama aad will aurt Don Harvey aad Doug Tunny at tba and*: Busty Simas and Jamas Markham a t Uekloa; Busty Poanoa aad Glaa Hodgo■ at guard* aad Joha Wbolchol at cantor. In’ the backBold oa offaaao, Mika Bebertn will ba at tbo aigul calling post writh Aka MiKlhhla and John Mann at tba h a lm gad BUI Pbagan at fuUbaek. Piggott reported alto that Bob­ by Barbour, who baa boon uaed oa Defense mostly during the half part of the aeaaon will be teeing plenty of offouiva action. todehdowna agaigst Winttr Park Taajr Sulplale at and with Ckarin John Boaifaco aad Barbour will Tba aamial championship of the " « at tha middle guard poit. carry tba defensive burd.ni for 1,11 Mayfair Man’t Golf Aaaa. atarta la tha backfield, Gary Davidaoa, tba local*. today. Thla will bo a match play lounuaent with flighta of olght | axeapt for Uia championship flight | of Id. Tha boataa right playara in tha flrat round of tha champion* ■ ahip flight will W oma tha flrat ■ flight I Tha oatry foo ia f l. Trophies ' will go ta winner and ruanar*up of ■ | During tha qualifying round ■ I playar muat hara his aesra cartifiad by anathar playar in tha tournament. Than will ba no prixo for tha law qualiflar. Tha defend­ E K 1 ing champion ia axampt from I qualifying and will ba issigiad tha number ana apot in tha pair* m Inga. Pairing* and flighta will ba determined by t h e qualifying acarae. Tha pairfngi will ba pott­ ed in Pro Shop lfCC. Qualifying — Today through Nov. It. First Round—Nov. S-16. Second Round—Nov. 12-16. Third Round—Nov. 17-23. Finals—Nor. 24-27. SMITH’S AMOCO entry in the Hi-Nooners Bowling Langna eonaiati of. from left, Dorothy C anity, Nola Ferguson, E tta Dorman and Hlldred Pennell. <H«ald Photo) 2 Sweep Action In Hi-Nooners Tha Monroa Harbor and Al'a n row to poat a 1671 aetuaI/1999 Barborahop tcama each made a handicap aeriea that included a 714 clean sweep for four point* in an hawiicap game, to win three point.. About ono poraon out of (2 ia Prance owns n ear. afternoon of fart action In the Hi- „ J “ne u , Realty Team made the only split Nooncrs league. pick up of the afternoon when ahe FINECREST SHOPPES Al'a Barborahop sat a naw aeaaon c00TirtctJ the 7-0, 2619-A So. Frtnch high with a 1001 icratch aeriea. League atanding now are Al’a Hawkeyes Out to help retain the league lead, and Barbershop; North Orlando Homes IS NOW Monroe Harbor haan't lost a point Monroe Harbor; C. P. 0. Wive*; For Revenge > ■ SEMINOLE HIf•II grill captains for tonight’s game with I.ee*burg arc in three week*. Strmtrom Realty; Capri; ShoeTop-ranked Iowa bat waited SI left, Alnx McKibbm nnd James iUrkhnm. (Herald Photo) C. P. 0. Wives were paced by maker; Construction; Big Dip; yearn to avenge n aorka of set­ Shirley Simas' ZOO actual game Dawn's Beauty Shop; and Smith's backs by Kama* and hopes to and Adeline Kama' four strikes in Amoco. Barbour scored tha two Sanford Come In And Sm Our show its half-century of progresi Leesburg Blanks Saturday In one of the top coll.ga football gamra of tha day. Sanford Braves Back in 1900, Kansas whipped The Leesburg Yellowjaekets the Ha whey oa, 20-7, to make It scored In (he second and fourth three in a row over Iowa. Tba aeriea w u shelved ailer that year quarters Thursday night to defeat with Xaniaa holding a 7-2 edge. By PETER StHAAL .227, while Hilly Bryan wa* down tha Sanford Junior High Bravos, , Winners (or the afternoon play F o r m e r Sanford (Ireyhound to n .136. 110 Wrecks Rebuilt The Best in Painting of tha Sanford Woman's Golf m att­ Head* Group baaeball players have yet to find Among the pitcher*, Jo* Petriing Wednesday war* Ellon Batts, After a hard fought flrat quarNEW YORK (UPIl — George C. themaelvea a t bat in tha fast Flor­ ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN claas A; Myrtle Adams, claia B; ida Winter League now untier nay kuvic hat a win and Iota after Ur, Leesburg capitalucd on a par­ Sherman Jr., of New York and Margo O'Hearn, ekaa C; and in tha St, Petersburg area. nine Innings while Ken Sanders, tially blocked punt to sot up their Southampton, has been eiectad FA 2-7719 katherlna Park, clast D. chairman of the U. S Pok Asso­ This waa indicated Thursday credited with hurling five of the first touchdown, ciation, ’ Lowest putter for the game waa with the issuance of hatting and heti scoreless innings so far seen H a u l Curio and runner-up waa pitching records covering the first in the loop, had no decision since Beba Mahan. week of play through Sunday. after ha hurled tha fiva innings, About 49 members met for the Leading the five club circuit I’etrikovic took over only to h* October meeting la an all day eat- which includes clubt owned by u it.iel /u<- four rma and six runs Milwaukee, Kants* City, Wash­ for a 6 to 0 los* in tha Clavetand Tha Four Ball-Bait Ball Tourna­ ington, Chicago White Sox and team which pitched Sam McDow­ ment started off the day and It Cleveland, ia Don Mincher, the ell, tha |7S,000 bonua baby who waa decided to include this 22 -year-oiif leit-handed flrat hate- wat witn lakeland. man Washington obtained in the (iamea ara played at 1 ;30 p. in. throughout tha atiion. daily in aithrr St. 1'tle, Clear­ Members teed oft for the After­ big trad* for Roy Sievert. la 21 times at hat ha had nine water, Bradenton, or Sarasota, noon Tournament at 1 p m. fol­ hit* for a .1211 average, including with one of the five teams idle. lowed by a business meeting at tha lead In JtlU’e with sit. Florida Stale league directors, 4; 30 p.m. In contrast, Frank Cipriani, the meeting at St Petersburg .Sun­ A steak rook-out and bridge I960 (ireyhound who hit .34U in 60 day, voted to delay the annual ended the day. gamea her# thia euninier, wnt do- meeting and election of officer* Member! were reminded to re- (nr but .256. With aight hits in 31 until Jnn. IS at Lakeland. Herb Here's almost any shape and size of car you might w ant—at the kind of price that'll make you gialer by Saturday noon for the trips, Including four tuns ballad h'uiith of St. Petersburg will rep­ Florida Slate Bank Tuurnament resent the league at lh" National want it all the more. There’s a whole crew of low, low-priced new '61 Chevy Corvairs, including which begine Wednesday. And, Rill Dukes Association ronvantiori In Louis­ new wagons unlike any ever built before in the land. New Biscaynes—the lowest priced full-sized ville in rally Derember as presi­ dent of ihe circuit which expert* Chevrolets. Beautifully sensible Bel Airs. Elegant Impalas. And America's only authentic sports car to start with the same eight clubs that finishsd this year. —the Corvette. Below you see a cross-section of Chevrolet’s 30 crisp new models for '61—the most That at least two naw major varied assortment of cars ever offered under one roof. It's the greatest show on worth! league club* will lx reptesented in tha loop waa indicated in that the Drop into your dealer's and choose your '61 car the easy way—in one convenient stop! ■ bl Zj S I Chicago Whit* Sox will hava a The Florida Outdoor Writers’ Irani at Daytona Beach, while Assn, thia week launched a cam­ 1‘alatl.a is dickering with Pittapaign of opposition to lh* propos­ b u r g since the Cincinnati Reds ed constitutional amendment mod­ have moved their team from Pa1ifying tha organisation of the atka to Tampa. Leesburg il again Gam* and Fresh Water Fish Com­ mission, Tha move follow* unanimous adoption of a report by the FOWA’a special investigating / rep/eeenf roRimittaa a t the organisation's hunter* nearly wiped out the from tho company with fall convention a t Cape Coral. Impala l-Poor Sedan —Chety'i tariff loading an* Impala ConrrrtihU—Wide tpm far fun —irr!A roomy Impala i-Ponr Sport Conpr-Frrth rDgaarr from the Ntw tot Ai ro* 4 Ntw IMA Headed by Jim Marlenhoff, state's egret population. Tha re­ sew interior d i m m n a n t , (on. trunk letr you it ark luggage 11' , higher. matt elegant Ckttiet of all. port pointed out that game cumboating editor of tho Miami Her­ BENNF.Tr INS. AGENCY ald, tha ronimlttoa's main purpose mission* had been established and 2919 Orltado Rd. ia to servo tho public'* outdoor abolished many time* in tha past FA 2-1341 interests by closely scrutinising 50 year*—to tho detriment of C. O. Todd, Solicitor 8 ail legislation ami other activities wildlife management. A T IO N W ID I “The FOWA regard* the pro­ which would in any way affect posed amendeinent at an obvious Floridians, Wuiuti-an-srscr rn u ru r ; This waa tho first in a sort** of political maneuver not in I ho beat u ,i,iii nil isvoter i rp u w I ••••■ i n m r.-aivt toneur. I quarterly report* tho committee interest* uf the people of Florida,” plans to make to tha full organ­ said McLaurin. Bet Air l-Poor Sport Satan —Snuible nter eiimrmioni Set Air 2-Door Sedan—Thrrr kranlitt me nntrd gad Birrapnr l- I W W e* —4 /eg measure tJ isation. up.'rani door entrance height nearlp t iscAes. aban tha IkrifUed /eU-eired Ckernel. temfart, apart and it gh of email-car prices. Tho report said ” 111* Florida Outdoor Writer*' Association hoUovei Amendment No. 3 is not only not In tho best interest* of Florida, but ia actually an unwii* and ill-advised effort to set Flor­ ida'* wildlife resource manage­ ment back a generation, ]a effect, it ia an effort to atart backward •n tha trail to tha days of the Cirri Ceirtair Too l-Poor .<nlm —Corrair it pi0 tha Somod l-Poor (• Passenger Station WSg-U—That senseless slaughter of the egret*.” Corrair lrile road TOO Station Firm , i __ ■ anlp L'Jf. 6uth ear that ntrrr needa rater or antiJrrut. eargo epmiag «s nearly S fret are«n.' nrrtrt wagon-wok • latiohlt hrnnTKp/ronL ”W* feel tho voters of Florida are unaware of tho trogie poten­ tial inherent in thia leemingly hermits* Amendment No, 1 ” aaid Edmund McLaurin of St. Petersburg, president of tho statew ide' group of newopaper, tnagaxine, radio and television reporter* in the outdoor field. The investigating committee's Mown IF * C7»h Centre— H one! mm e interior foolarrt Grtnhrier Dr Last 5 ports H'jjon —H'uA up la hrtee report traced tha history ad wildas math roam as ordinary n-uginu. sporty hnekrt trail. life management in Florida ainre tho day* when ruthless plum* BettsPaces Pick the one you want in one easy stop A U T O REPAIR A L’S GARAGE See the greatest show on worth at your Chevrolet dealer’s HOLLER Conutr 2nd & Palme Liu MOTOR SANFORD, FLA. SALES F A 2-07U �Hi* ftm fa rl Fri. Oct. 21. I960-—P a g t 7 R rra9 FOR U .S . Officials Believe Nikita M ay Open Diplomatic Offensive On Berlin V^SHLNGTON (UP1) - High flciata. for an early aeUlement of American officials believe Soviet the Berlin issue and oa Use quesP r e m i e r Nikita Kbruihchtv prob­ | tion of a German treaty. Kbriahchev wants an early end ably will launch a new diplomatic to the Allied occupation of West offensive against Berlin soon after Berlin and separate peaee treaties the U. S. presidential election. signed with West Germany and They think he very likely will Communist East Germany. “firm up" his rather general de­ Officials here think it likely mand!, expressed in recent talks that Khrushchev will move quick­ with West German and British of- ly In an effort to embarrass the new administration, whether It be Democratic or Republican, with demands for immediate negotia­ tion! on these critical ijsuei. The Soviet leader if well aware that the new administration will be In no position to undertake substantive negotiations for sev­ eral months. It will need first to get Its feel on the ground, organ­ ize a legislative program and chart its domeslie at well aa for­ eign course. The feeling here is that Khrush­ chev will try to exploit American Inability to agree to quick nego­ tiations by claiming again that the United Slates is stalling Rus­ sia’! peaceful efforts to settle the Berlin and German crUes. Khrushchev, in s talk last week with the West German am bassa­ dor to Moscow, said that he want­ ed tom e decision on Berlin by May 1. lie added that he would sign a separate peace treaty with East Germany by next Septem­ ber at the latest, if me Allies had not come to terms by that time. The United Mates, Britain and France warned the Soviet Union again Thursday against trying to place any restrictions on the air corridors into Red-encircled West Berlin. The Western powers said any such attempts would create "a dangerous situation" for which the Russians would be held "fully responsible." The Western notes, lndentica) in wording, again rejected Moscow's argument that tho Soviet sector of Berlin ii part of East Ger­ many. CONTINUED GROWTH AND PROGRESS RE-ELECT A. L. (Al) WILSON City Commissioner GROUP NO. 1 A man with g year* ef EXPERIENCE EFFICIENCY end ECONOMY. Your vote and lupport appreciated Nor. i, 1H» I’d. Fol. Adv. House Plans with a Florida Flavor! 9-Ft. Ceiling and 8-Ft. Glass Doors Make Cheery Living Room WARNING Please Read Your Policy AvoM the disappointment of diacovering TOO LATE that yse srs NOT COVERED when casually strikes at yei, year k s e s or your car. We are Inaursnrs Counselors, always St je e r ssrvirt to analyte any policy you may hold. Make sure your Policy Is up-to-date with changing times, s a l broad m outh to cover all the risks you west It to cover. CALL ON 1 8 ANYTIMF. OVER 35 YEARS at First aad Palaietto (Along Bide Pset Office) SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY • Carpot * Furailura • Tile • Piaaas • Rental Bods FOR RESIDENTIAL AND INDUSTRIAL WIRING CALL RANDALL COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC CO. t i l MsfasUa Ave. - FA l - l l l l This 24 foot x 34 foot two-bedroom slab house ia designed for a narrow, level lot with the preferred view (or sun exposure) away from the street. That is why the I.-shaped living-dining area and the 24 foot x 7 foot screened porch face the garden, making an unusually cheerful, liveable home. The indoor-outdoor feel­ area which may be used for china. If desired, the ing is incressed by two 8kitchen may be closed off foot sliding glass doors be­ from the dining area by a tween the living-dining folding door (not ahown area and tha porch. F u r­ on plan). thermore, there ia a 9-foot, . BEDROOM AREA ceiling a t this widest end Both bedrooms h a v e of the room. This is pos­ cross ventilation and bi­ sible because the ehed roof fold doora on closets; the slopes up from the street master bedroom has n 6side. The ceiling which is foot closet and the other 7lg feet high a t the bed­ bedroom a 4'i-foot closet room end foltowa.the roof with 36 Inch wide shelving line. next to it. A linen closet FLOOR PLAN (L) is handy to bedrooms This huuse. No. 816-35, ami bath. which hss a simple rectan­ The 8-foot-deep bath­ gular floor plan, is 816 room has the tub away square feet in area, and from the window the wslithe 10 foot x 20 foot car­ hung toilet is hidden be­ port is attached along th e hind the ahower-head wall, end wall of the living room and the 36 inch wide coun­ and the porch. The carport ter features a built-in and porch a r t lopped with washbasin with cabinets an 8-foot roof which forms underneath and mirrors an Ii around the garden above it. Provision for a side of the house, while on small built-in electric heat­ the street side it is exten­ er is also ahown on the ded to provide shelter over blueprints. the house entrance (see There is an additional picture and dotted line on closet in the living room plan). and a 3 foot x 10 foot The S foot x 7 foot kit­ storage wall a t the back of chen with its U-shaped the carport with closets work-counter ia handy to opening into the carport, the dining room and the the porch, and the garden. service door. An outside The construction of window lights the counterHome No. 816-35 is as fol­ space between the aink (S) lows: The 4-inch-thick and and the refrigerator (R F). reinforced floor slab ia The range (R) has a hood poured over solidly com­ and fan over it. Wall cab­ pacted fill and vapor meminets are shown dotted on the plan. For greater econ­ omy of plumbing installa­ tion, the sink is back-toback to the bathroom fix­ tures. There is a 30 inch x 12 inch closet in the dining U RAYMOND M. 213 South ra rk Avo. B A LL Phono PA M N 1 MEDALLION HOME Is Only As Good As Its brane. All oxterior walls are of 8-inch-thick con­ crete blocks with furring strips (or i n a u l a t i n ti boards) with plaster on tho inside and stucco on me outside. All interior parti­ tions are of regular wood frame nnd plastered on both sides. The ceilings, also plastered, follow the lines of the roof, nnd heavy insulation is called for be­ tween the rafters. Heating may be oil or electric. PLANS AVAILABLE Plana for home No. 816-15 are available from Jan Reiner, Box 96. New Pori Richey, Florida. Each « t of plana consisting of (iInch-Male floor plans, four, exterior elevations, largescale cross-section, kitchen and bathroom interiors, and structural and framin details; basic specifica­ tions fexceeding FHA) are written on the plans. Florida Home magazine by Jan Reiner Is available nt local newsstands or by mailing 50 cents to the above address TITLE Light Up Your Foyer ~ C h ic a g o <l t i >‘ — a few carefully chosen neecs•ones in the foyer will leave a good first impres­ sion on visitors. H arry I-nylon, nn acces­ sories designer (for Syra­ cuse Ornamental Co., Inc.) suggests baroque acces.lories for this area as highly decorative and suitable to almost any decor. These might include it log rectangular mirror fram­ ed in wood with a metallic gold finish, perhaps deeply carved with stylized scrolls nnd flnnked by a pair of sconces carted in the same scroll motif. Tho three pieces can he hung on a small wall or in a recessed niche. Greenery, always attrac­ tive indoors, also provides a nice touch for the foyer. It can he set in wall plant­ ers with brass containers that hold real or artificial leaves or flowers. A pair of the planters, hung on either side of a door, might also he filled with flowers, where more color is desi red. Artificial lemon and or­ ange trees also make high­ ly decorative foyer acces­ sories Hint require little space. Their realistic-look­ ing painted metal fruit nnd leaves form nn interesting pattern on the wall. Any efforts to decorate the foyer are wasted without the proper lighting, which hun induced nt least one lamp manufacturer (Lightolier) to come up with architectural translu­ cent panels that fit over fluorescent b u l b s . The lamps, available in a va­ riety of sizes nnd shapes, can he affixed to ceiling or wall. 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Her playmatee live all around ua and need l tell you how I feel watching them grow, year sfter yaar? I can’t hold back the teara when I meet them, ao I avoid them (poor darlings). My husband eaya he'a put ao much money into this house and feels th at I’ll get over it. IVa been trying to forget, but how does a mother forget? He aaya he wants to teach me to be strong like a million 'o th er mothers who have toat a child. I know I ’ll bs happier if we m ove-then 1 won’t aee her bedroom and the chair sha curled up In to watch TV, and her empty place a t the dining room table. Please, please, Dear Abby, am I asking too much to move? A DESPERATE MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: You are not asking too much. New surroundings, no m atter how plain, would be better than the old reminder!. I hope your Husband will aee it your way and consent to movo. • • • DEAR ABBY: I am not stacked and everyone teases me about it. Mom says, "No substitutes!" I t s a very embarras­ sing situation. 1 am IS. Have you any auggestiona? FROM FLATSVILLE I I) lit a . t DEAR FROM FLATSVILLE: If Mom says no substitutes—then it’s no substi­ tute*. If you don’t "fill out’’ in a year of two. write a*ain and I’ll "fill you in" with another angle. • • DEAR WANT: If you’re lucky, you'll get him to leave you alone. A man who wanta all the dividends hut is reluctant to make the initial inveatment ia a poor riak. CONFIDENTIAL TO JUDY: Don’t plan on marrying for “betlcr or for worse” . . . plan on marrying for GOODS f i f .** ft) M u lt • DEAR ABBY: I am going with a guy who says he would like to have about eix kids, but he doesn’t care for marriage. He doesn't mean he never wants to get mar­ ried. He means he think* he would like to be a father but he wouldn't rare to be a husband. (Am 1 making myself clear?) He says that the women today ere just looking for e meal ticket and once they nail a guy they take it easy. If 1 had the ehance J know I could prove to him that I waan*'t that kind. How can I get him to m arry me? WANT THAT MAN t For Abby’s pamphlet, “ What TeenRgera W an t Tu K n o tt," sem i 25 cvnia Mini a large, self-addressed, stamped envelop* in care of this paper. Get Busy Now And Help Yourself oollta* Quiia II) Buaa Bunny I D C h a t H a n t l r y R a p o rt t:*S 1*1 I 'r u a a d o In P a r l f l a I D Mill T h * P r t a * I t ) M i a t M eOraw • :|S i t ) T w anttat* c a a t a r r I D W a l t D la a a y 12) F ao p la Ar* F u n n y B h l r l t y Tampia Show R r.th ar* D ra n n a fa a F o e r J u t i M ee a t S o n iraa N a t i o n a l Valves T in u a n a a ID 7:1* H i f<) l.t* It) ll) l.aa i t ) ID Tab Uuatar Show I.H ID Chity Mow II) Tb* Rabat ill O. X. T h.at.r 1:24 ll) Thi lalanitara It) Jack B»«oy IMS ID Gorsila Toun* ft) Candid Camara till* i») Waltar Wiarhall ll) Wbata My Lino ID Tula la Tear Lila 11:11 U lO t N*»* l l . » 4 ID Sunday Nl*ht Show lilt* it) Meal* ROBERT PRESTON and Dorothy McGuire star as the husband and wife who encounter marital difficulties in Warner Bros.’ Technicolor comedy-drama, "The Dark at the Top of th a Stairs.’’ opening Sunday at the Kitz Theatre, .Based on William Inge's smash Broadway success, the film marks, Preston's return to the screen after his awHrd-winning triumph in the stage hit "The Music Man." ID M a rc h tor T o n a ^ w * |t> Quttn For A O lf lt.l t it) Uvldlnt Llaat l;tt i*l*Opan Wl*«*w Cl TBA if) About I'acae 1:1* C) Cro#*r#*4* |;|« It) At IB# Weft! T if t l ( I ) l u a F ra a c l a a o I n i lit* ID To Be AnaouaetA t:tt it) Full Clrcit ID Da* la Cowl it) i t s Murray Mow i ll .1) Houttparly l i t i t ) Roa d To R e a l it y 111 Loralt* Toua* t.M ill Millionaire ID Baat it* Cl««a (1) Toun* Dr. Maloao l it It) Vtrdlct U Tours lit Who D« Tou Traatt ID From Thtat Roots l.O it) Briebtar Day III Smarleaa Baadauat t.t t ID Mika Room for DaddR till It) Sacral Storm till III Crist of Ntsll iD Hrro'a Hollyeoad MS ID Usris 1*1 Undo Walt ill Forays Play hoses !:*• ID ftp t. Oaltaat It) Cartoona 1 1 ;D ( I ) Ban. S m a t h a r a t l : J I l l ) H a a r t of t h * City FAST DEPFNDABLB SERVICE OV \ l.t. APPLIANCES SATURDAY A. M rat thine* do not necaasarily ine subsequently a* a major film • first — at lta.it not in th* su r c e a * . But iho (mirth snd mast recent “Th* Dark at th* Top of the «Ui{* triumph a'tuallV predate* SUire," opining Sunday at the it* predereuurx! "The Dark at the Rite Theatre. U th* fourth play Tup nf th* S tain " ii based on hy William Ing* to win acclaim Inge's firit pUy, “Farther off on Hroadway and th*n b« tram- from Heaven," written with the f*rred to th* screen. Warner Broi.’ encouragement of Tannaaaea Wil­ Technicolor production a t a r i liam*. Robert P m ton, Dorothy McGuire, While drama editor of th* St. Er* Arden, Angela Lambury and Louie Star-Timea, Inge mat and Shirley Knight. inlarvlewed Williama, mho urged “Coma Back, Li til* Shaba" won him to writ* thi* play and than tha playwright immediate recogni­ arranged to hav* it produeod by tion; it was followed hy “Bui the let* Margo Jon** at her Dal­ Stop" and “ Picnic" — *ach acnr- le* playhoui*. IDYTH THORNTON M cLIO O (.14 ID I II ID 7.** ID * 14 («) 7.1* ( I ) (D 7.12 l l ) I.** «•) I I* 11'. I II 1.44 11:1* I D B k y K t a * (D T ru e S tarr f t # Kartfifift K* p *r ■ Continental Classroom SI** On Nava Today Waatkar W »k# Up C a r m a n * Today N ava a W aalhor N ava i«l Ill ID ID idi ID 4 t* ID rapt Kannareo Waatkar anri Nava Countdown Now* TBA Rnmnec Rrr* Kartouo Kapar* Boot* and Saddle* 7.14 D in e D o n e School 1)1 APPLIANCE SERVICE SOI Sanford A**. I'ormrrly with Gormley, Inr I t* t*> San. and Intaraiaw* «2) T n B* Announcad i* a* id Doueb it# m < l i ) Dacambar R rld* 17) Moat* at Tan 11.** «7) Orbit 14:1* ID Play Tour Huatk (l> Vldao Villa*a 11:1* ill Prlc* la Kivht III 1 Lora Lucy II.** <7l llornlne Court M:l* 111 iDnraniration i*t Cliar Horlaon 11:14 ID Dor a That Boh Name 10% DISCO UN T ll.M lit D«tfct|v»i friary fi) *4t. Nf W* other word for It. I reduced very feat and th* raault k dreadful. I would lika to look better, but how!—Helen A." Try having th* proper under­ garment* fitted In you. By this By FRED DANZIG mean* you can eon tour your body and “tighten" that ktoae, aloppy NEW YORK (U P !)—The TX O look. Tu obtain a highbrow machine Ihil ap­ for a cop yof my booklet, “Under pear* capable of writing lowbrow Faahiona for Rrauty After For­ ty," which waa writtan to help TV Wederni, made It* TV debut you. I will include e copy nf “How Wednenlay night. la retaliation, I am now timotiTo Hav* Th* Cnatom lawk," writ­ ing my ncwcat engineering mar­ ten hy • fashion authority juit for my reader*. To obtain a ropy vel, ■ lowbrow machine that re ­ of “ Under Fashions," send m* a view* highbrow TV »ivtwa. 1 call long, aalf-addreeaed, R I G H T - h th* VidViewVac. a ltd for this “dry fot" k* Jtnl a lot of rot. By MCX WEST C E N T stamped envelope end column I have prevailed upon Ihis WASHINGTON fU PlI-Anothar There le no aurh thing a* “dry TWENTY-FIVE n n U in ruin. computer In furmah ua with a re ­ one of my cherished Illusion* has Use tha liooklot tn improve yoar view of lb* playwright TX O'* drama, a* *ean on tha Wednesday All wood decay, Ihe department appearance. just been shattered and now lie* night CBS-TV aped*I, “ The Think You ran a loo use body hatha to tn a quivering, whimpering heap avert, la rauaed by a fungua help in firming loo*# tissue. You ing Michine." which cannnt axul In dry wood. gt my feet. Here to Ihe transcript, uniencannot contract it hut you ran There also ia ■ question of This one was shot down Hy Ihe acred: Smilhaonian Jnilitulion, which whether w* know whereof we holp th* eondition brought about Me-Okay, VidViewVac: Whafa cold-shouldered report* that tree apeak when we refer In a “ snail'a by sovara radurinr. Please tall m# M it is necessary th* *core? rings are not necessarily reliable pace." Hava you any idea how Machine—Puah btilUin, plcue. Indicators of a iree'a age. Gad, fast a snatl travels? Would you tn hav* my father give ma in mar­ Whirr, clunk, hue*. The icorr, riage. I am fnrty-lhreo, a carrtr air! la there nothing left w« can he surprised if I told you that with lift nut nf 537 electoral votes snails can sprint at speeds up to woman who haa lived alone for already decided and 3S9 needed twenty years. I will go to my According to the Smithsonian. (our inches a minute? for election, find* Vice Preildent Some snails, incidentally, hast hometown to marry only m re­ Nunn and Senator Kennedy . . . • new arboreal aludy show* that aped for my aged mother and trees lend to grow by “ flushes," an interealing love life. When they Me—Hold it. I don’t mean the that is, in spurts. A tree may aud­ want to get rosy with another fathrr. Th# roremony will ho a election score. I told you to keep aimple one at City Hall. My ftdenly ita rt growing almost any snail, they bombard Ihe object of that data secret until Nov. I. I'm Urn* of Ihe year and one part their affection with little limestone ante and 1 will drive to my home­ talking about the TV ahow Wed­ may grow while another part darts, tort of like Cupid arrow). town in a throe-hour dnva.—Flor­ nesday night, the first program in This will give ua something to ence." doea nnl. the “ Tomorrow" sene*. For such a simple “I do" cere­ cling to until somn government It that remind* any of you parMachine—Whirr, burr. Ye*. 1 mony I would aay it ia unnosti•nls of someone jou know, it pos­ agency comes along and tell ua dig you, big daddy. The hour pre sibly is because trees seem to there i* no such thing as Cupid. sary to hav* your faler “giva you icnled three commercial*, four Speaking nf romance, I recently away." Aa a carter women you electronic computers, one robot, have tomelhing In common with '.earned that Agriculture Depart I are more or lees on your own and two miaceuinrou* machine), three sdclsscer-t children. At any rate, tha report comes ment scientists havs discovered ! tha idea nf a Homet"wn reramnny ducklings, nnc frog, five dead at a shock to those of ua who how to produce synthetically the ' ia very thoughtful. Good luck and flie*. And, I nearly forgot—JO peo­ grew to manhood thinking that all natural perfume which the female beat wuhea. ple nn camera. treoa uniformly develop one new gypsy moth uses to attract her Me—5'**. think*. VicV'MwVae, ring each year. U M, moreover, lover*. But what did you think about the only one of a arriea of reports 1 The breakthrough was made b> quickie Weitrrna nn th* ihow that hav* seen recently Indicating that a chemist named Martin Jirnh were wriiten by TXO? an agonising reappraisal of moth­ ion, who found that lady gyp*y Machine—Whirr, d u n Kmmy, Th* fhaiwel Swim: The second er nature may he in order. moths get their men with a sub­ Emmy. Bravo, Emmy. N ’BC-TV "Special for Women” will The Agriculture Department, stance he identified a* “dextroro­ M*—t wat afraid that you two tor Inilanre, tells ua that (hat tatory 10 • acetosy • 1 • hydroxy- deal with the so-called "disen­ computer* would stick togelber. chantment Syndrome" that affects age old belief tn the eaialanrc o( rla-T'hrxadecane." housewives. Scheduled for Thurs­ After all, you grew up in the day, Nov. 10, "The Trapped House­ same lab, pla>ed with the same C R O SSW O R D wife" will study the dilemma con­ digit*, ihared the tame tranaiaturs ACROSS 9. Nall fronting women wtio feel unfitfilled had the aatnr teacher*. But 1 1. Subsided U. Hay being "only" good wive* and mu»t **j, VidViewVac. that I'm 6. Acute bim< thocked by your pro computer mothers. 4. Eve i 11. Long for J 2. Cunaumeg Ip0« -l Telly Savalet, who portrayed hi**. The truth, now. What was lZ .li-u U ,!! 6. Office setting ' “ Lucky" Luciano in the first of TXO * script really like? Into court furniture rlovlm I Machine—Bank robber utilued CBS-TV’i “The Witness” produc­ I. Dry. aa 14. Irritate Jl Live'v line-touled lever action, doubletions. return* to the show on win a in. i’oem 25. Soak f hiirsday, Nov. 3 ar At Capon* barrel small arm* weapon with. T. Ear Initia­ flax f lfl. Knockout Me—Yea, but ho* did you like tion (slang) 37. Card 1 when the committee of inquiry Roma t> Ntpa 18. ExploaivB T a*lrr4«)’a Aatwoe dissects tha career of Roger i Th* Ihe »hnw? Get to the point, please, sound S». Attempt 42. Thirst Terrible) Touhy. Myron McCor­ and don't jet ao technical. You t . har.aw 32. Weep U . Sacred m quanrhers machine* are alt alik*. mick portray* oohy. 88.pt) - ;od land, bgp Sri T h e m e M.——ComMarine — Whirr, bun. TXO tree2.1. ()'i| I r l a h 88. Benuuiimtnto play rannoi ever he surpa.ted in plan tin * <cpttal ato .<< .a. Bitter The moon'* aurfara ia about 14 it* power. b«auty and insight by 30, t.'J . ' I V e r JO. Kutev 40. Young vetch 3S. Cut of 17. Bimplator. million, M4 thousand aquara mil#*. a mar* human. oy star 47. S.vtva 18. Jo- , i ll 41. Conceal canton Thi* le about towr lima* th* area Me—Okay, VidViewVac. U TX O SO. Can J a r. of Rurupo. r - i 1 ” T~ • I* th* Arthur Miller of MIT then T ? IO * ii Itaaddreaaca it y/4 SI. Specks * IS. letter 1 ML Indian % r to 4 •7 pe&aenta 'uA 87. Part of e i( ii jagged One % % ■8. VtlUrjf Parking Stall* H p >r (slang) d0. Shinto U • Tenni* Courts d as • ShuffU Courts, YA v~ if % % p FREE ESTIMATES TT •ri! ii % f y 2 1 48. RultanYl drerae 80. P.’ .ndiaee rr *r oi. y .is* “My body akin la ao dry it ia nnaomfortabl* even to tak* a bath in (tot water. What raa I <h> about UtiaT I am fifty-one.—Mr*. T. K." Ua* one of the very fine water softener*. Shop at your coamatie counter for on* with a fragrance |o pit*#* you. Do not hav* th« wa­ ter too hot and b* aura to rinse well and tow*I dry thoroughly. If you ar* intor**Ud, I hav* A leaflit on thi* eubject entitled, “How to Youthify Your Body." Send for your copy (or aid. To receive It, **nd m* , ■ long, **lf-addr*#»*d, KOUR-CENT lum ped envelop* end TEN c*nU in min. “My figure I* alnppy, there'* no P 1 4 4 1 u . aA how about an introduction to your Mrs. Miller? Machine—bus*, clunk. Here, VidViewVac lit up and a panel read. “Tilt." I ll try, therefore, to fill in with a mere m orul a opinion of th* show: It was a thoroughly delight­ ful hour. The delicate stunts per­ formed hy these awesome elec­ tronic computer* were effectively and charmingly prcsenlcd by Da vid Wayne, Ihe host, and Dr. Jerome Wicsncr of MIT, and, of oours# the computer program­ mer*. But Jn»l between you and me, TX-O'a row hoy skill were corny. Sorry, TX O. Sorry, VidViewVac. Only three words iteicribe those playiais: Bun, clunk and lilt. It I .00 l : I Ml it! 1 1 1ft <t) 1:3*1 I t i 1:44 1 ft |4 i it) S.44 i l l (4) i *4 i l l (41 I ’l l ftp 1:34 (31 1:4(1 d i (»> A II (4 i h iS (41 4.41 ( l i (4) **/ 4 *4 C i isi T.14 (1* (At ill «:14 i J I ill (Si J r . Auction L lttin tt T h#n*r t. F a m i l y M * tln«« P r» U«m« M r . A A. ( U m i {.‘t n n o n h i l l Matlnww (Nat F am ily M a i ln t B ) Pool hit! Matin*** T h # a t # r <Ss*t. F a m i l y M a t in s * ) M a t in * * T h # a t * r ttz .U K t j n l l y £ U U & * 0 P a n ih m * R a n tin g F tari fM ttif'lay P ra m Alt S l a r Hatf lt*a t h a I.aw P h a n n c l SI k . H i w i r a o m 9 « t . ‘ P ra ato n r i a n n i a th a M a n a ra CiM da< t i ti4iiffaiari»t T BA U l t n t t R*#vra Shave i 'n n .f K i p r a t ! C a n t r a t Fla Showcase r i i a t i n * f S R a n flatan d linn a riia Fdftilly *T n ale* P a r t II ! > » « It To R a a v a r 5■'!># Ill IIffUHtlll I9I I ' a t I Si B o h Hap# i • * fihoekm eti (fjAwranrft J;4*( *4i Mr l,urkjr ( l i Mar. B l a h t Imprint On Boacd Aauortmcnt* il l* (2) Trull ar C o ia is n in i (I) lx** or t.ii* 17) Th* Taaan Il:lt I!) it Could Ba Too POWELL’S 117 S. MAGNOLIA AVE, H A L L O iW E E N Pa RTV AT THE CIVIC CENTER Saturday, Oct. 29. beginning 7:30 I*. M. Record Hop, Game*, PriaFun For All! 1%**lk Sponsored Hh a w the Sanford by Walk) F « « h ta t It Cl World Wul* 40 Recreation De p a r t m < IA i H a v a d u n Will T r a w a l • li (Mat. .Si«ht Ftchtai i . i t i l l S p a r t a S au n d o ff 14.04 H i ( W o r l d W ld a 4^1 • l i T i r t a r i Tw# n t t a a 14.10 (f» M a n F ro m I n f a r p o t •4f Mholsnn Hilda 11:44 (1» k a t , K lta S how i l l Mo via. N a v e i l l Navi 11.14 (9) Movie FRIDAY Star* of “The Scarlet Fimper nel" on the new CBS Family SUNDAY P. M. Classics" series sre Michael Iteunie in Ihe title role, Maureen ss.se ( l ) c n r i s i n p n t r * ( t | KU . Koolball H l e k l l O'Hara and Zachary Scott. An • * » M a t t y ' s K u n n ita Englishman adopts various dis­ 11 l ) I D O r a t R n h l r l l t | C h a m p i 'i n a h i n B r t r if o guises in helping to spin! con­ 12 14 i•>! P r o anri Cun demned aristocrats from France 11:11 IS) P r o Koalhall 1 44 i f ) H*r*M a t T ru th during (he rrvoluboa. "Rawhide" I D P ro Football is pre-empted. 1:44 (St F o o t b a l l m a rt.a a F ootball -NBC* "Hell Telephone Hour'' • 34 |2 ) 3A,*4 ,.i carnet the till* *Ona Nation in- 1 0 * i t ) C o u n t r y aivla r t k > ' <11 < a m t e T h s a l s r divisible,'* a program of U. S. l4 no tSI T h l a la Th* L it * music with Robert f'reston as i l l 1*1 Hie Plot ora 1 - h a r l l a Chan host — narrator. Dorothy Collins ) M l17) ] l O l - h n i y Dnir Bill Hayes, Mahalia Jackson, Pe­ ter Palmer, Jimmie Rodgers and About one-half of th# four and Jo Stafford are featured. uns-half million Boy Srouta in the SATURDAY world are American. Ohm State—Michigan State is the college football far* oq ABC. The second of the two parts of “ Ihe Scarlet Pimpernel” i« on CBS. Welterweights Federico Thomp­ son and Caspar Ortegn meet in 10 rounds on ABC * "The F'lght of Ihe Week,” TODAY A SATURDAY AT: 1:0ft - 1:15 - 5:25 . 7:35 . S:4ft FROST WARNING FORECASTS PLUS AT 2:20 - 1:30 - 6:35 . »: »5 THE HOUND THAT THOUGHT ME WAS A RACOON" DROUGHT TO VOU BT Al out 7U per rant of th# forest (000 MSCHIMIIVSN0 file* in the Itucky Mountain* uf CHIMICAI COaPOISIlON th* United Stats* are started Hy H0fl)D4 DivIaiOM • «bm«i wfLn L 4K I L 4 N O. PLOD I DA lightning. STARTS SUN. AT: 1:15 * 3 :5 0 .6 :3 0 - 9:05 Dapkatiiielbp oftin Stairs Luncheon . . . . AS IF YOU UNLIMITED 11 A. >1. to 2 P. M. SUDDENLY OPENED A DOOR AND FOUND TWO PEOPLE IN THE MOST UNGUARDED Inrluda* Soup. Salad. Yagetable, I’olatn. Rolls, Butter, Bararag*. MOMENT OF 1^. CO( k I All. HOUR » to 7 P. M. •t\K I'RICKA (Except Bear A Ala) ___ ___ TtCMNICOI THEIR LIVES! fc*-WARNC« BROS PRESTONMcGUIRE ^ " ^ ^ ^ ^ • ^ ^ H lW I - ia g a f U TWfMafKKRKlSMCtM-toMMkrBlltUT MUM l �1 I f I' �_ .. e k l j V. •-/ *. T .**I . * V-" t y* T v• ■> 1o• , • • • * H E R A LD W aat A d * To Deliver Year Basisess Service Message. Office 204 W. First CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Ixm( A Found 2. Nolle#* . Pm onil* .1. Education • Inatruction 4, Tranftjmrtatiun 5. Food *. For Rent 7. BwInoM Rental* 3. Roach Rental* I. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent II. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Eatale For Sale 13. Mortgag# I am bs 14. Insurance 13. Burin#** Opportunities 10. Female Help Wanlod 17. Male Help Wanted 13. Help Wanted 19. Situation* Wanted 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 2ff. 27. 29. 29. 30. 31. 32. rLegal Notice 33. 34. 35. 39. S'__ T O WHOM I T M * T rONrSRS*! .. - Ten will take notice that the 37. 39. . CUV Commission of the Cltr SealerA FlerMi. at o'clock 39. X. an the 14th. dtp of B a b y sitte rs Beauty Salon* Build • Paint - Repair BuHding Material* Electrical Service* Plumbing Service* Radio A Television Special Services Laundry Service Flowers - Plants - Sbm Poultry - Pet* • Stock Automobile* - Trucks Auto Repair Service Boats A Motor* Machinery • Tool* Motorcycle* - Scooter* Trailers - Cabana* Furniture Article* For Sal* Article* Wanted fr~, her, A. D. tail, et the Cttr Com. “ mlnloner's Room et tha Cite Hell _. fa the Cltr ef Benfnr«, Fieri#*, 3 will eonsldsr *«# d.tsrmlne whe­ ther er net the Cltr wilt *!*••. FOUND: Kaye at corner Ird. ft w tmesis, ae# aban#on ear rlaht ef Park. Owner may claim at Her­ * the Cltr an# the aahlle Is an# *o ald office by identifying and , that portion or an *l!*r herein* - after 4**«rlh*4, te-wlt: paying For ed. The Northerly 411 feet ef that ? eertaln nerth-eeuth alter ha. tween aewlnet* Roulever# an# V . r.mmerciel Street an# Ifaa* • n o l i * a n # P » r h A ve n u ee . CARD OF THANKS F e reo ea Intarettt# n i v appear ♦ e a t he hear# et the time an# NEVEAU " p la n above aetrliUt. We wish to think nur friends ■a r i T r roitMteptn.T o r t u b and those who helped In any M CITT o r SANFORD, FLORway during mtr recent bereave­ £kIDA '— Bv: If . M. T in n , Jr. ment. •ea* r i i r risrh Mr. k Mr*. Laurence R. 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I Amandine Samlnol* County Sonins llesuiatlnna rnrarlns tn* * u » Md a# aertk, dradelns af lab** an# 4ieelae of vanal^ barrow pit* #r 1.ether *«r*y*tloa* tn Atmlnol* County. Fwblts basrlne will b* bate la lb* nominal* Cosaty Court Mnaae, ^ S fe rd , Ftorlda, la lha Coaniy Comm:.*ian*ra K >-.m. aa Auiombor It, *S#g at te.ee A. V. ar ae eoon tbareaftar ae pnaalbl* C o p y a f t b l * R e a o l u t l a e N * . f m a y b * v i a * * # la t h * B n a l n s 04k a m Io n ia C o a e t y C a a r t M na ae , A a a f o r d . F l o r i d a , S t o n d a y e k r o a s h leap from f ee A. Sf. ta I *e F. if h aard ef CouatF Sem inole C o u a ty , b Oetaber M. Itet Com m laataaere F l o rir |* Jolla Krldor. Chairman Alt** Art law Roohwtah. Jr. Be NOTICE: Real EiU te Brokers and Salesmen: My property lo­ cated at 101 Mellonvllle Ave., Sanford It hereby withdrawn from the market. Joe T. Davla. WILL SWAP part-time mainten­ ance for part payment on rent for living quarters for two. Bos L, e/o Herald. am la s f ir t frralD THE OLD HOME TOWN ------------------- 6V----------------------STANLEY , OH,MAN. 1MAJFW T YPAH-IT* AJOTA • c u r * * H « » » .- T p a Y l y g * r b i # o n s - < TVU. Ma.'ftXJ HAV* V ABOUT B IG H T A S W /M M IN * P O O l ) ( B |W O C A R A C I T Y v PIANO LESSONS 7Sc. FA 2-MI2. 3. For Rani FURNISHED apt. FA 2-2800. 3-ROOM ground floor furnished apartment 140 month, 313 Pal­ metto. 1-BEDROOM furnished apart­ J U N I O R H I G H L O C A T I O N ment :is : Magiw’la. 333 n,w&Ui. Tula 1 bedroom horn* haa -4 iota R. A. Williams, FA 23931. on corner with 2 paved itreet*. M eitru* tree* A 11 eak tree*. UNFURNISHED f bedroom bouse FURNISHED apartment 401 PatKitchen equipped A deep freeie. Florida room. Cell FA 2 8931. Wall to wait carpet in living SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gahlee, 2-BEDROOM completely unfurl room. Priced h r immediate 401 Magnolia Are FA *0730. lihad homea available now. Ph. aale $15,500. FURN. Apt. 30m W. 1st St. FA 2-154*. CLEAN mode re tarnished apt* Ml Palmetto PA i-4U« APARTMENT, private balb. alee SMALL furnished apartment #00 Perk Ave. FA 3-0711. ly feralihed, 140 mo. 4071V W, R E N T A B E D Rollaway, Hospital k Baby Reds By Dsy, Week or Month 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen furn­ . CARROLL! FURNITURE ished, 971 month. FA 2-38S3. Ph. FA 3-MS1 • ll« W. 1st M. 2-BR houae, modern. FA 1-0371. FURNISHED 3 room hrm»e. 3Mt I AND I BEDROOM homes. Day Orlando Drlva, Stoford phono FA 23##1. After «:00 NO *3122. I ACRES on Weklva River. Cheep FA 3-SMS. 2BEDROOM hmtve. SepsrB'e dining ^res. Unfurnithed. Kit­ LAROE three nedrooaa enftirw chen slectrlrsllF equipped. $50 ished heme 1113 Park Aee., per month. Cell FA 2-3KM. 3123.00 manlh Call FA 2 3H1 FA 2 SM8. NICELY fumhthed large 1 bed­ room, 2 hslh apartment. Adults COTTAOE, 3 roomi. Couple and with children. 1911 Sanford baby sceepletl. too. FA 2 IT17. 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C la rk FARMER'S AGENCY END OF THE RAINBOW Thia 3 bedroom 2 bath customBeautiful completely furnished N. V Farmer, Realtor built muonry home if every­ Loch Arbor borne. 3 BR, 2 5483 S. Park Ave. Th. FA 5-3521 thing you've wijhed for in beau­ bathe available until March 1 , After hours FA 5-2618 - FA 2-3012 ty and livability. RtaU? un­ ISSI, $120.00. BEST OFFER will buy 12.000 usual down to an impressive equity in takeview home; 3 double firepUce in the living 3 BR. 1 bath home in excellent bedrooms. 2 bathe, built-in kit­ room and Indoor barbecue. condition. 3A5.00. Can airo be chen equipment. Pb. FA 2-3972. | There is canal frontage adja­ purchased for low down pay­ cent to a picturesque suburban ment, lake. A little cleanup will m a k ^ MAYFAIR SECTION the outside aetting match the 3 BR, 1 bath homr, Pinecreit. Corner lot with aeparate 2 car outstanding quality of the home garage. 2 bedroom*. large Fla. fenced yard, SS5.00. ituclf. Owner aaya SELL, eo room, teparate dining room, l he price it only $15390 with completely furnished in modern lerm*. Thia i* a TOP NOTCH furniture including a deep deal—don't misi itt freeze. Dripe* also If eluded. III N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 $14,500, term* ere available. “WE TRADE" 3 • BEDROOM house SU per N E A R E R TO JOB month. Call FA 2 2921. 3 bedroom. 1 bath home on large 4-ROOM apartment, kitchen equip­ lakefront lot. kitchen equipped, ped, jeloueied front porch. 414 la Caaeelbarry. Lot ha* 2$ oak* Realtor—I nsuror W. 20th. Ph. FA 3-ISSd. A 9 Pines for thade. Ideal for FA 2-4991 112 Nfamily working hi Orlando. 4-BEDROOM bouse for rent. Ph. Price $18,508. Term* M desired. FA >3490. STEM PER A gency LOOKING Iff . . i n p la n to live? Nice duplex apartment 1203 Kim Ave. Ph. PA 2-7117. 4-ROOM furnished house located at 9I5'b E. Third St. No child­ ren. FA 21191. STENSTROM RENTALS I 12. Re*l Eslatc For Sale Stenstrom Realty 2-BEDROOM unfurnished hoots 3003 Frencb Ave. FA 3-2003. UNFURNISHED S bedroom hou«e 4v4 OiaiiKa A ti. SoO per mvuiii. Phone PA 2 2123. 12. Real Estate For Sale Pag* 10—Fri. Oct. 28. 19601 6. For Rent 3. Education • Instruction Legal Notice iR M n a u a# ■' 2. Notice* - Personal* F A 2 • 2611 LARGE 2 bedroom freshly painted ■pertinent, 310 Magnolia A. K. Rueeelter, Florist, FA 2-1951. 2 AND 3 BEDROOM homea for rent, kitchens equipped. Coll FA 5-3881. THREE bedroom hou«e, unfurnithed, nire quiet neighborhood Call at MS W. lTth St. or phone FA 2-iSOt. L A K E F R O N T L O T 1-BEDROOM Mock bouse, kitchen equipped Feneed ta backyard. 1H acre lot, high, dry A shade trees. On large lake. Over 300 FA 3-7700. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room I feet frontage. 95,500 with $!,000 private bath*, 114 W Firat S t down A $40.00 per mo. 7. Buninemi R en tals LOCH ARBOR — Cryetel Drive. REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN Two bedroom home, completely OFFICR RENTALS, completely air >—drtiewe#, Race L Payredecorated, kitchen equipped, mo. Refieterwd Real Ret*** screened porch, rsrporte, stor­ Reakar Broker. FA 3-1991. age. quiet neighborhood. Mutt ■M4 French Ave. Phone PA 3S041 eee In appreciate. FA 2 24M. I FOR RENT: 0 rooms, approx. "C al R ail" I-BEDROOM, kitehen equipped. I 2000 aq. *. fleer spiae at 111 To aervw yoa la owr pleasure. So. Palmetto Ave. M block To please la our aim, KA 2-31JS. from Poet Office. Contac4 Mr*. HELMUT REALTY M, L. Reborn at Downtown t - R E D R O O V I W o rk horn* I »rge MB W. 13th Street Cleaner*. utility a n d F lo r id a room . De FA 37609, Evcolors FA 3287* B irr. FA 2-7213. 9. For S a it e r Rent 1 BEDROOM, 3 fun bath, separate S A N LAST A APARTMENTS. dining room; I yr. old CBS. L\KFFRONT HOME rent or ealo. Nice targe apartment 404 E. $200 down, assume FHA mort­ 2 hr., 1 porches, kitchen equip­ 14th St. Phone FA 2 4292. gage, balance $13*09, and move ped, many extras. Good fish­ right in. FA 2-7909 er FA 2-9562 ing. Owner FA 1-1MT. 3-ROOM furnished apt-, ecreened porch. 612 Park. CUSTOM BUILT C. R. horn* in 12. Ural Estate For S«la Mayfair en wtB lendscsped lot. 2-BEDROOM house near new high Spxioue 1 bedrooms, 9 hill HY OWNER: New S bsdroom CB. school. Call FA 2 1395. baths: living dining room; love­ built in kitchen, rsrporte. tile ly kitchen with built-in*, in hath and Florida room. 97.950, SLEEPING ROOM, twin beds, rinding diibwtsher nod disposal: $250 down, $85 pec month. Ph furnlihed, private bath A pri­ plus I n nifty room; patio and FA 3IJed. vate entrance. 1911 Palmetto. double esrporte; central heat 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house and air ronditionhig. Immeiiisle C. A. Whiddon, Sr. oeeupency. Call owner. FA 1-7503 et Lake Monroe. FA I39M. J. W. HALL BROKER MODERN"lIOUK,"* bedroom*. kiU FURN. Apt. 23M Mellonvllle. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realter W . B. Shippy, Assoe. then herniehed. Reot reaeoaRsym ea! Lmdqniet, 'Assoc. 289 lo. Per# Ave. Ph. FA 2 59*1 LOVELY large 4 roam apartment, shle. Ph. FA 28MJ. A tla ntic B u l k B M | furnished, large porch, lib baths, FOR SALK sc .B A D E - $3,330 F A 3 3 9 9 1 2-BEDROOM wofarnlvtie# bouse, ear stall. FA 2 4930. squity la I bedroom CBS house DM Cordova; kitchen elsefor house trailer s c s e t t for tricslly equipped. Mae' eee to 1 - BEDROOM duple*, wttlitiea 99,990. Smell dow* payment. furnished. FA 2 0393. appreciate. FA J OK4. Located in city on over V* acre FURNIStfED apartment, etean TWO 3 bed room houses, partly lot and plenty ad treee. Phone furnished, near Ravenna Park; and close in. Adults aaly Jimmy FA 319Bf. $U and $88 per mo. FA 2 MOT. Cowin. ►A 3 Mil I-ROOM house in Cameron Ctty. FA 13664 er FA I 2491. 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Extra large liviag area. Extra targa owner. Phone N'0 8-3183. lot close to ichoola, salt access SACRIFICE. Prestige location. tn lhopping. Montlily payments 3-Bedrooms. 3 baths. FA 3-TMl. lest than (100. 119 E. Coleman FA 2-7(09. SOUTH SYLVAN Lake Shorei. PEACE OF MIND Beautiful lakefront home near Mould you like to enjoy the peace ROSA L PAYTON someone de­ big completion, lor aomeone of mind and the enjoyment of And Associates owning your own home? See us nting the beat of everything. Real Estate Broker Can FA 2-7(88. today (or the most attractive Ph.Regiaterrd FA 2 1301 17 92 at Hiawatha listings for the PRICE IN TRANSFER SEMINOLE COUNTY. THREE bedroom, two oath home take a tramIn SunlamL (493 down, pick ap sen payments. Cal) FA 2(227. quickly. For only I t,000 down Stenstrom Realty you can hava n beautiful, apacioua born*. Three bedroom*, I l i t N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 hatha built-in appliancea, Florida room, Large tree*, well land­ S LOTS in Paota. (jail FA 27(33. scaped lot. Prestige neighbor heed. You muat aee H to apap­ EL RANCHITO preciate R. FA 1-7332. 1-7332. Directly in the path of progress is this neat little pieee of pro4 BR HOUSE, by owner. FA 3-3173 pert), with 4 acres nf fenced, OUT OF TOWN OWNER offer* 2, tiled, improved pasture, and a 3-bedroom: carporte; utility very nice home. It has 2(0 ft. homes; one in DeBary, (1,300: valuable highway frontage, and one in Lake 3tarv. U 900: 1300 l? only 3 minutes from ‘".he (70 monthly; FA 2-7213 clock" in Sanford. If you would enjoy living where you can make a good living oft your St. Johns Realty Co. own land and be secure in the THE TIME TESTED FIRM knnwledge that your property US N. Park Are. Ph. F U I1 R is so totaled that It will con­ tinually become more valuable, Legal Notice call ns for appointment. Price Mb000. rw T i t n e t n e r r r c o r n r , s u m ji n i n a i c m rrrr o r rtn n in i. iv s s n ro w n x i s n i . n c o r .r r r no. im u iv r n t s r r a T J I. 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B e c k w i t h , Jr. w il l ia m a. r * l * r k af t h# C i r c u i t C a u r t , .an n u al# C aiio tr. Fla,Ida n r : M artha T. Vthlan D aputr C l*rk F u h l l a h Oat. T, I I . t . t I I S T E M P E R Agency Stenslrom Realty M. .Mortgage loan* MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial A Residential r m r i it t « m T m T im J i D ir v w . c im c i i t . i * A M I FOR » K « m n l . K n i t ATT. p i o m n % . i% r H t x i n r aw. i w o II. N A R N O L D vn-l O L IV E A R N O L D , ^ eb tn tiffs, th is TS. L I L L I E O ANni!R.«r»V A. r 3O f f * « . C L A t U T r r c f JO H N * sn«l M in t. M ' L l U irif Dsfo tuiHnte. A fIT irr. TO A P P EM I TO* L I L L I E O, ANDKRPOV A. E JOHNS. C L A R A M ’K •*. J O 11 VS, • known n s CLATIKNVI: i\ JO HNS, mid MRU. L fla U n i C I f , if aliv e, *nd If dnnd , t h e i r u n k f i o w n h e i r s , Legatee*. itevtaef* o r g r a n * Im i , tnd m r an<l *1) p e r e n n e r t n i m t n f I n r u n at by, t h r o u g h , un« rt*F» n r a n a I o a t i n r of t h e k n o w n ns u n k n o w n d a f e r H t n t J , o r rnrp n p * I t a d B f t n d a n t a , Jointly a n d at* p a r s t a l v , a n d a ll p ^ r t ^ n a h a v t n t n r elalm ln jr a n v I n t a r a a t In tha f o lfo w in a d a a r r | h # d lan d , a i t u a t a In p am ln o fa County* F l o r i d a : H asinnlne at a roinr ssa f#«t Knilili o f I h r N orthw i s t r n r n a r n f Hi# S on ith w aat Q u a r t e r o f fives Inn I> T n « n * • hip $1 P o u t h o f Ra n aw J4 Ea*t, r u n (hamw Kant SIS faaf, th an ew N orth f#al, f h # n ra E a s t IIS f»#t, th o n u n GET MORE HOME % DOLLAR VALtJE J • I • 3 • 4 Bedrooms • Planned l ake Front Community • B Furnished Model* for your inaooetion dart**, A Ja k n i in d F John#, r i a - a n c a Mr*. Lulu Rich Phone FA 2-242H 15. Ruvinean Opporlunilie* FOR LEASE • Service Staticm. Good, estibtlshed location. In­ ventory tike-over. THE PURE OIL COMPANY, (04 W. Sixth Street City. 17. Male Help Wanted BOOT BLACK, experienced. Apply No. 1 Kirk Plata Sunday 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 p, m. 18. Help Wanted FULL TIME service station a t­ tendant wanted. Apply Kiddy Standard Service, tlth A French 19. Situation* Wanted WORK WANTED FA 2-4019. STENOGRAPHER - Bookkeeper, mature and used to reiponiihility wants temporary or parttime general office work. Ph. fA 2-3102. r\ 2 0641 LAWN WORK, WORK WANTED. FA 2-4019. DAY or part-time work. (13 Lo­ cust. 20. Ita by *i Her* C. IDGE LAKE MARY BLYII. Juat Weal o( 17.91 FA 2-8123; FA 2-857(1 an d for F l o ri d a Ry: A r ia Samtnola IN 3 BEDROOM SANFORD YOU Of St R V t 10 Ll Vf IN TLL 'n f HOME O k H N s ra r £ s l-i r T[t Ht v- r $350 DOWN $1 0 ,3 5 0 $60 MONTH F it A FI NANCI NG LOW LOty l O'* dqwn payment Include* Cloning Co*U W«|I 20m» S» (q Mottau Cuu"Di CitoK MoJ ‘U ppm Jo L V FHA FINANCING — OPEN FOR INSPECTION — Weekday* - All Dey a Saw. I . I P. M. Block - W . 4th S t. j LAWSON Cr 4 B ID R O O M S 2 FULL FA 2*4280 BATHS 38. Articles For Solo CORRECT • CRAFT 14 ft. boat, SPECIAL: Floor sample Council chip ice machine. Make 300 trailer and IB b. p. motor 1130. FA 2-7713. lbs. ice In 14 houri. Can be pur­ chased on our special plan for FALL BOATING IS GOOD—Not 91.23 per day. Seminole Fix­ Aa Hot and Rainy—Better Fish­ ture k Frerier Co., French ing and Hunting. Ave, at Second St., Sanford. Ph. CLOSEOUT SALE on all new nonFA 2-B33I. current Evinrudes, Boat* and 2 ELECTRIC TRAINS, 3HB guage. Gator Trailer*. extra engine (30; l liquor cabi­ SAMPLE PRICES: net (12; 1 anlique table over 73 (333 33 h.p. only (323: 1(68 30 years old (13; new paint brushes h. o. Star Flites 3330: (913 73 »4 price; ill 7«33(. h. p. Star Flitea (830 and other •ties: SUM 16 ft. family run­ REDWOOD FENCING abouts (BBS; S87S 13 ft. Lone See Sample at . . . Star Flamingos 1393 and many GREGORY LUMBER CO. other tiles, plua used power FA 2-0304 matched boats and motors at •th A Maple dealer wholesale price*. Baton* • Professional • Balanced FINANCE PLAN. Sheet Music — Instruction Bonk* Magnus Organs Gateway To The Waterway RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Your EVINRUDE Dealer 112 Magnolia Robson Sporting Goods 304 61 E. l i t Ph FA 3-3941 FOR SALE: Portable Remington Quiet-writer—A-t eond. Reason­ 31. Machinery • TooU able. Call FA 2-3in. FOR SALE: New Cub Lo-Roy with READY MIXED CONCRETE m<rh1» iviary; 33 Ford, new Outdoor Table Tops A Seata grove tires; A. O. John Deere t2>; Ford diar; tapered grove Lot Markers — Still — Lintels Stepi — Patio Rtocka — Sand ehopper: cultivator bar, all 3 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. point lift: also heavy duty uti­ Ph. FA 1-1731 lity Implement*. Ward Equip­ 309 Elm. Ave. ment, Phone 4731, Geneva. PLACE your order now (or Mre. Brown Miller’a famous home­ 36. Trailers • Cabana* made fruit cake. Wa ahip any­ TRAILER for aala. FA 2-4211. where m the w o r l d . Ph. FA 3 3404. GE REFRIGERATOR, exeeltaul condition. FA M W . 37. Furniture • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - MAIER New and Uatd Furniture Stl E. Firat St. FA 2 3422 25. Plumbing Service* Wall Plumbing A. Hrnting Jenkins Furniture 400 Sanford Ave. 210 Magnolia FIBER RUG, FA 23049, l. - 2R1S *' * Pit like BUILT-IN DREAM KITCHENS CLOSING COSTS LOW WITH APPLIANCES BY (RAVENNA PPARK | HOMES X READY" FOR OCCUPANCY 0 t'hnoae from many varied rxtrriur draiine and floor ^ # plana. KENMORE Automatic Waabee, rood condition US. FA 2-lMt after 4:00 p. n . I-DINETTE SET. l Mrd cafe a n l atand, easy chair, ofl beate»| bargain. FA a-STII. Camo Suita, hunUag eape, m eek etea, comforte, cote. Anapa Navy Surplua, 31S Sanford A m 39. Articles Wanted WANTED era TOP COAT, a*W 43. Call FA 2-436B Call - . . FA 3-1831 Celery A rt, (Member F. T. D.S Reantifnl Imported Celerftsl Flower* A Blooming Plant*. ■L O N G D A L E a I Purple hull erowder, by Am buehel. FA 2 0413. ______ A. K. ROSSETTER FLORIST ■ I HOM ES $8250 " DOWN PAYMENT M U NO Cl,OWING CORT UT Mo. Inclndea Krerythtag! HIGH-DRY WOODED LOTS DIRECTIONS: • Ml. So. *snf«rd. Rwy. IT-W. T im Right 1 Ml. Pant Dynnlron. Ira fn lln w R in a " | _ I _ ■ fcl © HOLLER SUPERVALUE Used Car Specials 58 R E N A U LT DAUPHINR Four Door, Extra *6 4 5 5 7 0 LD S M 0 B ILE QJ • 3 Bedroom* • I • a Rath* aE • ME 1 Bedroom* • t Bath with nr without arrrened porck. IfN EAAl^ ELECTRIC AS LOW I B M DOWN AS ” 8 1 PAY MHN1 ^ Com rntionnl • FHA FHA In Serviea FINANCING NO QUALIFYING — OTHER THAN GOOD U4KIHT LOW INTEREST RAIKS Dow N PAYMENTS LOW AS *2n* t BEDROOMS-----------1 4 2 BATHS RENTALS ROMES AVAILABLE R n nn 20th St. i'lilinw (Ttunlri i'luh Ud. Jk Watih for our ODHAM & TUDOR z Shoemaker ^ CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC. 111 Went 231h Street Phone F \ 2-3101 RFFRICF.It ATOR OVEN—R VNGK W \TKIt HEATER I'l SlCN'EI) FOR YOLR BETTER LIVING ELECTItlCALLY DIRECTIONS! Turn Weal •tgn«. BUILT a Good. *3 9 5 M AN Y, M AN Y MORE V A LU ES ON D ISPLAY NOW! I Red room* . 2 ftatha * a 55 C M C HALF-TON PICKUP, Look* And Ru m I Bed room a • 2 Hatha n ALREADY FINANCED BY HUNTERS *1 1 9 5 TA and FHA FINANCIN'!; VA—NO DOWN PAVMEM ORIGINAL PURCHASER MACHINE: Sinier N round bobbin, oxcotlent awM dltion; I payment* at 88.48 to. mainlng. Write Finance M r e Box 21, e/o Sanford Herald. SEWING Bnck Gin** ROLLAWAY, Ifn.pital and Baby Door Gin.** Vent Glass! Beds Day, Week, or Month— SUPER “88" FOUR DOOR HARDTOP, Perfdtt FURNITURE CENTER Finish, Exeellvitt Condition Throughout. SERVICE 1104 French Ar*. Senkarlk Giasa and Paint Co. Ph. FA 37(31 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 3 4822 WtBASS.WtOR run,el like new .'M. Honl* & Motor* will trade for hi-fi record play #r. EA 2 7688. Mercury Outboard Motor* LOCATED SOUTH PINECREST A SUNLAND ESTATES RESALE * K K 5 u FA 2-lfll. FA 2 1622 new._ C*]l W indnhielrt O D H A M & TU D O R (JgQ O O Scnknrik Giasa and Paint To. Ca r p i t i d uyIMG ROOMS _ FA 2-7430 FACTORY TO TOU ALUMINUM 19.16 RAMBLER Cuilnm station VENETIAN BLINDS wagon, low mileage, beautiful Enrioffd head Sag-proof bottom interior A exterior, push hut rail with plastic ends. Plastic ton drive, radio, heater. (91 or rsyon tape* Cotton or nylon Molnar St., Longwood. eords AUTO GLASS INSTALLED STEINWAY Itudio upright pita* beautiful mahogany, liko aMT condition, $ m Guaranteed. P k 5-ROOM oil circulator with drum and stand (34; Underwood port­ | able typewriter with folding ■ legs, A t. (60. Phone FA 17773 after 4:34 p, m. New k Used Fjrsltur* k Appli­ ances. A Good Place To BUY, SELL or TRADE ONE good Uifd Jeep. FA 2 660.1. AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6162 :t". Auto Itepnir Service COLDSPOT refrigerator (S3. PR. FA 2 (111 after 1:00 p. m. RE UPlfOLSTERING, work guar­ anteed. Frao aatiiaatea. Phone FA 2-791S or MI 4-1771. REFINISHED ANTIQUES and old picture frame*. Restoration a speciality. Tick-up and delivery. Petunias; Snips; Calendula; Fan­ 23. nuildins Material* Cali 4261, Geneva, Fla. iya; Slocks; Verbena: Carna­ LUMBER - HARDWARE • PAINT tions; Salvia; red ami purple. Used furniture, appllaneea, tools, ROOFING FHA Loans ete. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart GRAPEVILLE NURSERY B. EDWARDS 311 Sanford Are. Ph. FA 2-4132. Grapcville Ave. near 20th St. BULDERS SUP PI.IKS Sell Us Your Enrol tor* Quick We Give TV Stamp* FALL ANNUALS Service With The Cosh. SUPER 003 W. 3rd St. FA2-7WB return#', Snapdragon', ete, TRADING POST FA 30(77. WOODRUFFS USED LUMBER. FA 2 2306. FARM AND GARDEN CENTER 601 Celery Ave. Ph. FA 2 3076 38. Article* For 8*1* 24. Electrical Service* OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE House Wiring — Eleclric Service 31. Automobile* • Truck* t Cent per lb Sid Vihlrn TH1 SANFORD HERALD RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 19.12 STUDEBAKER, elean. A rro" OFFICE I ll Magnolia Ph. FA 2 0913 from Lyman School. Ml 7-9339. «U W let St. FA 3-m t -----------A LSO ------------ ta rg e High & Dry t a t FA 2-5881 . PUMPS — SPRINKLERS AA types and sites, installed Baser* Select ■Do It Yourself Walker Building WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 251# Oak FA 3-7(44 S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 22. Build • Taint • Repair 307 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 6432 PAINTING: Colors a specialty. Residential, commercial. Indus­ Sewing: Mach. Repairs trial. Licensed and bonded. ALL MAKES A MODELS Work guaranteed Free esti­ RENTALS $8 WEEK mate*. Charlie Burris, FA 2-4374 203 W. Firat St. (24 hr. aer.) or FA 2-4437. FA 2 3623 SONNY’S PAINTING WILL give a Sarah Coventry Top Quality Work—Low Rates Fashion Show. Beautiful jewelry FA 1-MTI or <*8 3-4033 for that Christmas list. Phona FA 2 (699 or FA 2 S(MT. PLATT’S CARPENTRY Services, new work A repair. Specialise HEATING in FIs. room enclosures. Ph. H. B. I’OPE FA 2-7416. 300 S. Park - FA 2 4234 CARPENTRY, painting, roofing and cement work. FA 1-4(99 2ft. Flower* - Plant* • Shrub* AS IMMEDIATE ’ OCCUPANCY Ph. Dawn's HOUSE CLEANING. Windows floors, walls. Thone FA 2 1212. County, $ t $ohnA O U la ys . SAM Permsnent Wave, complete (7.30 PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. L. HARMON HAZEL PORTER BEAUTY SHOP Ph. FA 2 4223 1104 W. 23th Ph. FA 2-1321 This adv. ;ood for (2 SO any regular price ware ing appointments. Air Harriett's Rcsuty Nook, Oak, FA 2 3712. J Lunddulat, D C Publlih Oet. 91, St A Nor. 4. !!. IftOO f off nn 27. Special Service* WOODRUFF MARINE Even­ 240t French Ave. FA 2-1392 rnnd. ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, atate. 101 5o. men!-, invoices, hand bill-*, and 18’ GLASS k MAHOGANY iki or pleasure host, 3.1 h p. Johnson programs, a t e , rrn g ir"iv e F l o ri d a . A t t o r n e y for r i a i n t i f f t , Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2951— electric, completely equipped; aa ar hafars tha llth di> of Nor* aathap, 11|S If you fill to d o »o, UAR-RE’ BEAUTY SALON 304 Weal 13th St. also many extras. FA 2 8871. a Danfi# Pro CnoftMo will ba Now Open 2610 Hiawatha • n farad a i u l f i a t you, Air Cnnd — Air Cond. Dryrri Tk la lb* U t h d ay nf O c t u b t r , Open Evening* by Appointment IH t. Ar t bur M R*rk wit h J *, DIAL FA 2 1398 NEW HOiMICS BY . Cl ask of tha ClFfUlt Court In You nr* harahv ran uIrad to fll* your answaf ua ITh lh# Clark of t h a l a i d Caurt a n d t o *# - v * a rapy tharaof upon Jotooh M Mur»#ko. F. O. ft o i E arn Park. M i n i m u m SIMM) D n . a W 27. Specinl Service* 2 1 . H e a u tv S alo n * STENSTROM REALTY 111 N. Park Legal Notice i* W 111 N Park Are Phone F> 2 2420 BABYSITTING day. ntjht or PLUMBING week. Elizabeth Colley, 2403 Contracting A Repairs Stevens Ave. Ph. FA 20341. Free Kstimatet aiilt ha* h#wr» aaalnat you In th* Circuit Court of Homlnolo R. L. HARVEY County, F l o r i d * Tha natura of WILL care fur children In my 204 Sanford Ave. Phone F I 2 MM this fUtt Is In rilR fn * r * r t a i n home while mother worka; day, rlnuda from and to (|u!at tltla to week or hour. Ph. FA 2 4071. th * abnn* dasrrih*d r#iJ pro party. 26. Radio & Television T h a R im * o f t h a C o u rt whar alm s a i d «uit uraa I n s t l t u i a d * th a WILL care for children while ( TV SERVICE CALI, *2 on plus C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h a Ninth J u d l . al mother work*. FA 20163. parts. All part* and labor po»i C i r c u i t tn a n d f o r ,a*ifitn«»i* t > u n . ty. F lo rid a A n a b h r s « i a t # d tltt* lively guaranteed 9» day* Sun of !k* rtB# !* H. d. Arnold and 21. H eautv Salon* shine TV., EA 2 9792. CJJwa A rn d td T a r s u s l-illia o An* W H E R E. . . P— R I I t tn * p o i n t of nafft milt r i f i , * a n d o t h s r I am ta, You art h*rab>* not If i n i that a WHERE . . 4 . YOU Beautiful 3 BR, 2 hath home on Lake. Built-in kitchen, large utility room, many other fine featurei. (1200 down payment. 3103 per month, including taxes and insurance. Realtor—Insurer FA 2-4991 112 N. Tark 16. Female Help Wanted SO. PINECREST 4lh ADDITION 3-BEDROOMS 2 BATHS ADD TO YOUR FAMILY Lncited on beautiful corner lot. INCOME Excellent liny at only 315,330. by serving an eatabllshed You pay only $200 down and AVON territory. For personal take over VA ntongage at 3‘v''* interview in your home, write interest. Range, refrigerator and Mr*. Jean Milanlch. Box 244, blinds included. Lockhart Branch, Orlando. MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY Call Jim Hunt - FA 3-tSot WANTED: Waitresa Angel's Rea traunt, FA 2(731. Pouth 110 f##i, iliwn< «* East 1t& f t# r, t h e n c # Sm ith 31S i fiat |H«n<’F H>d*r|t 14ft f#*r. Httnrw North faat WHERE . . . . I AN •WE TRADE" RAVENNA PARK 33. Boats A Motors BY Our U»«d Car* Will Ita Displayed Far Your Inspect ion Nightly On Our Ijirg* Lighted Lot. WHERE DEALS SHINE at th* aira of your baat buy 2nd A Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 2-6231 Oft. FA S-ITI1 Chevrolet — Oidsmohile — Cadillac Trade-Iau Save Dollorv A l H oller v HOLLER M O T O R SALES �A C O MMU N I T Y OF H O M E S " B U I L T WITH Attend m r Open R oom . . . 8 m Masonry Cofudruction, with the w*R planned, w *l hnlH hwaew In Ri t m m Park. Thayer# af Qnafltjr Furred and Plaatered Walla, Inaulated Ceilings, Ternuio or Hardwood Floor*, and Aluminum Awning Window*. Each Home haa keen awarded Ihe BRONZE MEDALLION for Electrical Excellence, which mean* ft i* adequate for Living r * :rM Better Electrically N;w, And In the yearn to come. M AN Y PLANS A V A ILA B LE NOW! We have available for occupancy — 4 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Bath 2 Bath 1Vi Bath 1 Bath i iit,h ! um ir, hi, if Mini, mo i Odl ini, XIII HI N mil | AiJNDHV . I DU HOUSiPflWIR i Ask our Salesman about the many SPECIAL EXTRAS during November! DWBflgh. *1 If TY ■ *• A mm - mwmm •% 1 m *li* 4 A ■ . The** are complete BE Homea, with the following equipment by BENERA! ELECTRIC t One of these lovely homes can be yours for a$ little as OVEN and PLATE or RANGE REFRIGERATOR DISPOSALL WATER HEATER WASHER and DRYER DOWN (Optional) Including Cloning Coot Financing through Pictured at right Is the Fabulous PARTIO-CART, a GE Innovation designed to add Perfection to Parties . In Patio or Backyard. SEE IT SUNDA Y-IN RAVENNA PARK All Financing Furnished by G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC 138 E. Colonial Dr. Orlando GA 2-2477 Rm I Eetato Mortgage Loana DON'T MI SS THE FUN - T H E R E ' L L BE F R E E R E F R E S H M E N T S , P O N Y R I D E S FOR THE C H I L D R E N , AND A DOOR P R I Z E - A GE ELECTRI C BLANKET FROM SANFORD E L E C T R I C C O M P A N Y ! COME OUT AND S P E N D A WHILE WITH US SEE ALL SIX MODEL H O ME S - GET A QU A I NT E D WI TH RAVENNA P A R K ! SHOEMAKER C O N S TR U C TIO N 211 West 25th S t at Myrtle C O M P A N Y , INC Phone FA 2-3103 Inawranca �®h? §mtfnri> Ifm tU* Is Culture Going Begging? A few year* a no people in Sanford complained that “there ju et i»n't anjrthinp doing in thfa town a t night." “Why, we have to go to Orlando o r SHH.vtnnn Beach to see an intern or con­ cert. How can this town grow without any culture?" they wanted to know. Well, something wax done about It. An organization called the Sanford-DeBarv Entertainment Association was form­ ed with the prime goal of bringing talent­ ed musicians to the area to perform at the Civic Center. And now that we have this organiza­ tion what happens? It gets insufficient support and could very well he put out of business. With every organizational drive wa get in Sanford ie teems there are just a few who do all the work. But aa far a t the entertainment asso­ ciation it concerned it needs much more than a few hard working "go-gettrrs.*' It needs everyone's support if k is to continue. As a matter of fact it has now reached the stage where the scheduled program for this fall may have to be revised. Association officials reported today that at the present time then- are just not enough funds available for the programs contracted for. This means that there is a possibility that Rise Stevens may not be here as scheduled or the first production of the season, t'lirmen. scheduled Nov, 17 may have to be canceled. Now, if you care for culture in this town, back a group that is trying to give our citizens the best in entertainment. They need your support now. Tickets are available at ths Chamber of Commetce. If you put this off . . . then ju st foeget about any entertainment association here. And let’s hi-Hr no more of “you know, there just isn't anything doing in this town . . . . let's go to Orlando, 1 hear Carmen is coming there." VOL. 53 WEATHER: Possible showers. High today 86. Low tonight 67. United Press Leased Win KUablished 1908 MONDAY. OCTOBER 31, I960 SANFORD. FLORIDA News Briefs 16 Die In Traffic Castro Halts Fleeing Cubans MIAMI i f PI l —Th* State Patrol today counted at l«ast IS persons dead from traffic crashes between UAVANA lLIM>—Premier Fidel executives of nationalized b u s i ­ tie no more flights from Havana." S pm . Friday and midnight fiun- Caslrn's revolutionary government nesses and industries with instruc­ The ' Show of Shows," one of Ihe day in one of th* year's bloodiest started cracking down on the tions to airport and harbor of­ most popular television program* and most tragic weekends. exodus of Cubans today and two foreign airlines decided to quit b« ficials not to 1st lham leave the in Cuba, announced Sunday night country. Immigration author!- it was going ofl the air tn make Gold fine Aide Guilty cause of lack of business. BOSTON tUPI) — Miss Mildred The government was reported lias seer* told to lift their pais- room for "Television Revolucion" a government sponsored day long Psperman. secretary-partne'r to ready to nationalize travel sgen- purls. The foreign counter revolution* propaganda program industrial Bernard Gotdlinr, plead eies to tighten ill control over Television has been totally na­ ed guilty today at the outset of lbs swarm nf nationals Peeing to ary Swan Island radio broadcast her trial on income lax evasion ihe l nitetl Mates and other names on the list telling them to tionalized in Cuba and purged of seek asylum in foreign am base- almost all l ’. S. programs except charges. She was given a sus­ foreign countries. Perry Mason amt Huckleberry Tens oi thousands already have ie*. pended four month jail term and hound with Spanish sound tracks. left a ml. with Ire government The Mulch Kf.M airlines and the lined $2,500 on each of five counts. whipping up fcuri o( a 1‘, £ Venezuelan national airline LAV Somr L\ S. newsreels are u*ed but invasion, (be mil going served notice they would pull out slanted lor government purpoirs. l.ryant Spends $4,111)4 supported Invasion talk simmered down stream increiccd. this week. LAV dosed its ticket TALLAHASSEE l LTD - FarThe revolutionary regime ctrru i office today. KL.M told passengers somewhat Sunday when militia­ ★ ★ ★ ria Bryant, Democratic nominee lated s lo.-g lit: ef ns:r..s of j booked ea flights !e Mism! T»»«- men, who had been alerted for for governor, said today he spent bank svciutivsA aliarebolders and I day to leave today aa •■there may- duty after 1,150 U. I. Marines $4,994 and collected $5,tod in Ills campaign last week. His HOP op­ nedy declared tn his unspoken »d that ons "eronomte judgment" ponent. George Petersen of Fort tie might make if a recession de­ Lauderdale, said hr spent $2,259 I.esittoen text. Surh criticism eomrs easily to veloped would lie tn propose "a and collected $1,157 m the tame a party a hose candidate has said tax- rut fur a period nf four nr period. . that 'unemployment it inevitable.’ fiv* months." A party which has aboard the un­ Nixon plans s powerful one-two O l l t l l O U S C III A j f s l i n employment rate to soar tn 5.7 per punch at the Democrats during HALLANDALE t f P I ) — They cent—a party whiih has presided this final week of the presidential did it again. Fur the 19th consecuover a continual deiiine in our campaign The other half of his live year, prankstrri perched an tata of economic growth," Ken fighting team is President Kisen outhouse ui front of the Hallandale nedy said. bower. post office on the eve of HalloAt a television studio in the Finalx plays mi> be worked ween. Aim) there were added touchrity, Kennedy appeared hefuie e out Inday between Eisenhower es tin* year: An old chicken coop, panel of interviewers «nd snagevt- and the vice president, who an , uirtmrnt of traffic .signs and swings bark out on the campaign barricades, and a Indel seat batrail tonight with appcaranrri in | tanced »n*nthe canopy over the Ridgewood and Newark, N. J., post office entrant* and Philadelphia. Nixun also planned in work here during tht Kotls P o u r It On The H e r a ld editorial p a g e has s new feature beginning today. rarlier part of the day on tclevi UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. tL I‘1) It is •'( rossroadv" and is writ­ »i<m speeches which will be shown — Soviet propaganda outlets ten by William Drury, a native Ui ihe voters nationally later m tioored abut* on Ihr I nitril S u its of England who wound up liv­ th* week. Ivsiav in advance of a General ing la Hawaii. Ills experiences The Republican candidate an Assembly debate on t uban charg­ list plates viili as Singapore. nouuced today be would make a es dial a 11, S. -supported invavion .Nassau anil South \frira. We I.tbb-miie jet night from Ian of Ihr Caribbean island was im­ hope you like his rulumns. Angeles to Anchorage, Alaska, minent. The Soviqt I'ommuniU next Sunday to carry out a pledge party new-paper I’r.ivda -aid in tn campaign in all to states. His office said hr would be Hie iir*l Mosj uvv Dial ' North American presidential candidate ol this ruling eircle* are now openly paring artned 1 century In visit all suites. From Anchorage, Nixon wilt t»y u.i.'W mill'*, overnight *o WASHING* * ‘. I -.1 v ( "<’J truii to a p p e a r'at a final U I N c V k l l K M O N l K S jrtirl*Hl * n*'w Lulliliitg at Second , _ Cousltllaiion pla.r ru sh e d while there next Vlmnlav. Then Si. uiiiI T umicT) Ave, which It ns been leased to thn sltuc to hints* tha Sun* landing at Ms Vlurdo Sound in trturn to Washington for a foul of fir* of the Florida .Slate Employment Service. Tiumiijf the fir.si Antarctica c a n i»Uv injuring Dunall* televised election eve spadeful of dirt whs Dim Hahn, niHHiiKt'r maunder of he employment nf Ilit* ertijtit'vm eiit office, who A U. S. Arm; itiululr recruitmi eight men, two «rr u»l>. peal vvilh Henry Cabot taul.e, wax assisted by Virginitt liarnnv, left, and Mr*. Elaine Clark the iiginiit (iniTiivv, mill M rs. E laine C lark Some of Ihe .nation ll Visiting here today There were no fatalities, the running lie will vp*nd elec county and city offcial* imtundhrenkinjr off ciitls and anil other ot he r citizens citizen s present p resen t at nt the k 1ittimiluenkini; through Wednesday to liar iilfor Navy here said. I "U (lay y,- Washington are in the hflckKriuniil. (Herald 11let alii rhnto) Photo) IjfickKriitmti. hi1 1ion on opportimilies in dir r>‘ Tli* plane, a Special K7V Con­ Eisenhower and Nuon will gular Army or the Army reserve stellation, was taking part in mska their biggest spia-li togeth­ The unit will be open fr"in 9 a m "Protect Magnet." Therr were 23 er in New York Wednesday. They lo 9 pm. and is manned by Sgt Boosters Postpone persons aboard. will appear that night on nation Hi* Navy said ihr aircralta wide television with laulgr. Prr- r a il Booth and Sgt. Glen Crosby. The recruiters will give infor­ Tuesday Meeting landing gear collapsed while land­ ' leiilng the program they will Tlie Seminole tl'gh Boosters mation on Hie Fla National Guatd ing at J 31 a.m. KST. The plane drive down Broadway togriicr in Pious w . t e m inoiim eil today fo r a L’ltileil Eitiiil and the Women's Army Corps til-n Club lia« pustjnined the meetinz a festiye ticker tape welcome. veered to V ' ft and the left kit k -o ff lim ik fits l fo r Ihe 100 l lull Thurstln.v at X a. hi . set for Tuesday night at the high wing and engine were sheared There are oilier aspects of Ihe A c o m m itte e of 3-*> men ami wom en has ue< n form etl off. The fuselage broke off alt u( New York visit, Tlie president Longwood Church sellout because of the Junior High to etill on ‘J ’ltt pro sp ectiv e luisiiicssnicti co n trib u to rs fo r ha* agreed 1u slump the suburb* Ihe wing section. th e 4HU Club. I*-TO meeting that same n.glit. wilh Nixon by helicopter Wedne* Sets Holy Days Purjiose of Ih* b re a k fa st is to outline Ihe w ork of The Hoo-tcrs will meet Nov s day. •h e toil Club, pv.|iluio th e I'niG •! Komi anti yrive s reHie lliri-t Cliurcn Eju-ropai. Set For Meet at 3 p 111 in Hi* high -i i■III 1ui* is more ihaii Eisenhower jMti on ilotiatuttK that have come in So far. Longwood, will celebrate two holy music room. Program for Ihe Four Aaulout rhiri•praetor* will undertook for his own presides r\ c*it ri i£ will t»e open discus-tuns attend the annual convention of tial candidacy during his second dav ■ this week. Ml Samis Day will be celebrated on thf Lite of The Se nun ole the Florida Chiropractic Awn. ai term race in 195*1. This is more Hollywood Wfdnrsdnv through than mod of Ins friends and po Tuesday with Holy Common on at High Boozier* am! llii' project far Friday, Dr*. Luther T Doss, Leo litual associates, including \i\nn fi pm. Wcdnesdar, All Soul's Do; the ve.ir . A Him Hill hr jiJjuiiiiTi Kerwin, Harold K. Ring, and A W expected from th* president a VHi lie recognized with I Ini' Com­ on Die Semi nolc !,(m *i$ii i f j*i me munion *t S p m. All Sm.l'a lUy alter l ie lore ling. t t <vwlzl! will attend. month nr six werks ago is lo remember members who havr tiled rerentlv. Presidential Politics ★ ★ ★ Kennedy Stresses Strength. .Nixon Plans One-Two . PHILADELPHIA ( U P I ) - . W ®Juh» V. Kennedy derided Vic* President Rirhard M. Nison's strategy for prat* today by insist­ ing "ther* it no puih.button magIe" for averting war. Th* Demucrutie piaridmitwd randidata said h* Is "convinced that pear* ran b* obtained only through a stronger America —*n f A m t r u a In which a strong nontuny, supporting a strong <fef*ngive posture, i< manned by a ritizemy strong m their sense of purpose. . . But he said jiiaon’a "grand strategy is to treat* a series of esimmilte**, conferences, counciland gixnl will tours." •“"the next war may he stalled —and son hv ntetely pushing a but™ton_but their is no push-button magic fur sinning the peace," Kennedy said. Tha Denim i at* Standard-hea i er spoke out in a speech shite motorrailing through Philadelphia In his fourth consecutive day of bidding for Pennsylvania's Important 32 electoral voles, lie had a busy day of campaign —ing scheduled in Pennsyleanl • lau-c-t city, a Detune is tic itmngJlObl VS'ilO-e voles must offset those of Bepubih an • dominated areas if Kennedy la hi r*rry th* Keystone Slate. Kennedy rum coll ated Pit th* Isto* of unemployment at I.evlttown, slier* a number of so ik ria at the I'. S Sleet Corporations nearby Fairies* Wuiks reside. But ^ h * failed a. toally to utter the ma^ /or campaign pledge set forth in a prepared test released to news­ men. Thus pledge, shirh aides stre-ssd that he stands by, sas to set a "full amploymerit’’ goal of H2 millio* jobs by t'ai’-b if he is elevleil president eight day* from now. Th* rurrtni nuniH«r of job* ip *<*ni**iii uric in nAi'iiAi v*f lilt oiilliun and Kennedy'! taiget f i ( « r * “ e.mkl mean leasing only a hart minimam of two to thre* per rent of the working force unemployed. "f have no doubt that th* men of lilt!* faith alia lead tha Repub­ lican paity a d | criticise this goal st Ctnpian snJ unrealistic," Ken­ Crossroads Eight Injured In Navy Crash Relatives Claim Bodies Sheriff* olftc* deputiei werr kept btzay this past ws^kend wtth hmr accident* to tb« area. All the accident* wer* run-id ered nonnr although in on* of them, a pedestrian ran in front of a car and tuffered tome facial cut*. At 2 p m Friday on Hi* Lak* How*ll Road. Mesvcy William* of Ahamcntc Spring* ran in front of ■ car operated by George Wil­ li* Holmes of Atiamunte Spring*. William* w it trraletl at Semi­ nole Memorial Ht»*piial and re­ lented shortly after Ihr accident. No charges were Bird on Ihr driver Investigating the mishap was Deputy Robert Norwood. An hour later Hut tame afltr•^noon, a two car collliinn occur­ red on SR Mi arid Riserview Dr,ye. Investigating officer J. <J. Galloway said that Johnnie John­ son of Otivrr Ave , Sanford vioD:rd a right of way and hit a car operated by Jane Digger* Titshon. Damage to both cart was estimated at $350 On Sunday afternoon on Stiver f.a e Rd a car driven by Marion 1* JDiretz ran into a parked car *wtied by Dean Fisher. Moretz. who lives at U5 Ross St , Sanford was charged with reckksa driving by investigaimj ofticcr Mike ConBtr. Friday aiternoon, a Naval Air Sutum sailor was charged with running a stop light on Lake J'i-y a%;t lu.t.l.y Club R-uJ. ^ , Tit* driver wa* axemd.ed a* Tony ftormac, by Deputy James Moore. The driver of the other car was Joan lumpier Anderson o( 210 Citrus Ave, Dainar* to both tars * n e-ti mated •> tlbO Moore said. A Dcl.and family of thre# *ul icrcd minor injuries m a one car accident on llwy. If 92 Sunday morning in front of the Dyna Ironic* plant, the Florida Highway Patrol reported Officer Rill Slringlield reported that Frank Alva June-, 23. tin wile and U month old *on suf­ fered laceration* of ihe body alter the car overturned twice aiter It ran off the road. Joint Project Art Entries Closing Meet Set Tuesday Entry blanks for pictures in I ie .33rd convention of the Florida Federation of Art must lie tub mitted hv Wcdoe-day F.iliry blanks *n<l a A3 entry fee must be sent tn Mr*. Lawrence Tlioma* 110A W Hampshire Orlando hv the d.adline, Blank* may be pit'll l.p at the Recreation Dept. olllC* . in the Civic O n lrr. • nuntv Engintcr Carlton Bh-s will me it with county coiiimi«,utter* 1‘uevday morning on * joitd Sriuintde ■Drang* I’duniv ilrainajr program lit Unwell Branch and the Wekiva Baiip tlrange Cuunty nffictal* nave at ready started on the joint $isu.(so program which would clean out dili'lies in ihe two iieas O f Plane Crash Victims TOLEDO, Ohio .Stun lied telative* were at rt<i>i*r today to visit or claim the to-dies of the (Jahuiini* I’ulytrclmic Col­ lege toot ball |0ayeis injuied oi killed in th* n a sh of a chattele.l airliner bringing them hum* fioui Satiitilav * game. Twenty-two p e l anus, including 17 play*!!, w*i* killed -lien the l o o eoginnl t’lrt crashed, look landed at Guantanamo naval has* for weekend liberty, wer* released from duty in the afternoon. However, all dociora and nurse* were kept on duly at hospital* through th* weekend m conjunc­ tion with the alert. The L'. S. Navy attack trans­ port Boxer sailed from Guantan­ amo Baa* early today carrying uni th* Marines whose Saturday arrival for a liberty week-vnd raised Cuban ertea of "provoca­ tion." A has* spokesman a* id Mm Marines' weekend stay was "quiet and normal." R was their first shore leave in a month nf maneu­ vers. Volunteers Stop Giant Fire Spread At Food Plant A possible half-million-dollar fire sea* prevented Saturday af­ ternoon when th* Lake Mary, NAS and the Forestry Service tiro departments answered a call at Ihe American National Food* Corp. ms GrapeviM* and McCrac­ ken Rd. H. J. Bridge*, living near-by, spotted the fire and called tha l. aka Mary and KA.S department!. Both arrived shortly after and ex­ tinguished flames un the loading ramp Imidering the ACL Rail­ road Line. I At 11:45 p. nl the fir* again flared up and the Naval lias# an­ swered the call. The Lake Mary Fir* Dept, was unable to rum* due to a break-down in th* equip­ ment. t'au-'S of the file Is yet undetermined. The file damage -plead over I0t)-fcet uf Ihe tamp. Damage wat aim dope to an electric motor, tome rruss-liea nf the At’L Railroad and minor damage to th* tailrnad line itself. Soviets Demand Lumumba Support UNITED N ATIONS. N.Y. (1 PI) —Top Communist delegates at­ tacked .Secretary • General Dag | Ilammarskjotd for withholding In-* formation on the Congo today and drmanded steps to end Belgian activities there and restore tha government of leftleat premier Patrice Lumumba. Soviet Ambassador Valerian A. Zorin ami Bnltdan Lew endow ski, .31 year-old Polish ainhaiaador who i* this month'* Security Countii pi e-ideni both authorized letters critical of Hammartkjuld, llammarskjnid promised a neve report toward the middle of tha week "now that * siagr lus been readied in the Congo when anma mcuningtul iniurmalion can b* made available." Tne new attack on Hantmar' skjold's Congo pulley coincided apart ami burst Inin flame* mo­ will an outpouring of abuse on ments after tai.it g off in « thick the l. ntttd -Slate- by Soviet pro­ fo g Saturday night. paganda outlets in advance of a Tvventy-aii peison* -mvived, General Assembly douat* on Imi all bad iiijuric* tanging frum Cuba's charge that a U. S. inva­ sion of Hie Cariblican island is minor to critical. imminent. A Civil Aeronaiitir» Roaid inestigator tndoutrd || ""Old be at least -eveial day* before a report Negro Drowns tin the crash i- i Mtiml. tlie cia-lt o[ the Antic I’a ifii Near Motel A W year old Sanford N rjr* chaltered auboei was (lie t i n t In bivtuiy involving a major Ameri­ drowned in a 15 tool murky pond behind me lotkiview Motel Sat­ can Rport* team, FTnmex from Hit front section urday morning. ’The nun was idcn'.iticj as A. of the plane dir; .Hut feat high. Survival* from the tall -ection C. Partoi. Police reported that tit* Ivaroiralty did their best to res­ nun fell into the p- nd while try­ cue their teamnule* but they ing to retrieve * small craft. H* never had a rliame. Some of the fell in ahout 1,15 a m. and tna ajrvivots a m found wandering body was rrrovercl five hour* later. Coroner Hjg.i Duncan re­ 300 (eel away, stunned. James F'abey, gI, Gilroy, t'rlif., ported un* of the aurvivors, said he heard the left engine give out. Merle Warner "I do. ked my head and -aw flamr- ahtail out." he -.rid. " Then Has Heart A ttack the bottom went over the top. The Fortner l p Commissioner ftont hit ami then the ba- k seem­ Merle Wa-ncr raftered a heart ed to snap off. With all the flames attack Friday morning and is it »rent»tl just lik* a paper kit* on reported in fair' condition at fit*." Seminole Memorial Hospital to­ F'»h*y aulvl he unfa-teued lvi» day safety bell, jumjied out and with Lott .Adauia, a guild un the team, DAV Meets Tuesday started dragging uut alt the p«oA Joint alerting of ihe D.\M jilac* they muld, Unit 3u and the Tallies Auxiliary t’oa: b Leroy Hughe-, 51, known will be held at the DAY hum* at the Sly Gray F*ux hecaua* hi* on llwy. 17 92, Tue-day at $ p. teams had noted in all but two m. Cvtr. C«ufge W. S.vsnn sr. game- durinr hi- III years a. urges all members lo attend as cuach ut the M.uun.s, was pouted important business will be dU*' <■ th* witckag*. jcuaMd b# Mm |sm group*,! 400 Club * Deputies Kept Busy W ith Accidents NO. IS � 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, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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DeGaulle Forces Win AtomDispute P A R I S (U PI) - Prealdeat Charlei 4e Gaulte’i reglm t M ilb tr td ■ etniura mol ion In th# national aiaetnbly Tuesday and w ot rcfaetant approval to build • a ladapandant fronch mtelear atriktof t o w . Tba opposition, proteallng th* move would weakra Fraaec’a tie* to Ma North AUantlc Allloi. ■uaUrcd 307 volea on lha c tin art motion against Premier Miehaol Debra’a gotorameot. It « u Dm greatest ahow at parliamentary boetility to Debra — aod therefor* to Do Gaulle — atoeo Dm GauMet Fifth Repnblte wea teat a lied two aod ■ half year* ago. But M feD 70 vote* abort of DM majority needed ouat Mi* government. Failure of Dm feature motion ■ •e a t automatic approval of Die atomic force plan. Thera w ai strong ipeculation that if the veto had boon oa the military plan Nm IJ PC 3 S ! 5 t wn»tM i » * h u ll PATH BLACKHAWK Smoked Dainties •» 69< MERCHANTS Green S T A M P S Legs and Breasta Lb. FREE GIFTS *■9 *li T O N PIZZA SAUCE Tto'i coun ts (atottof • iica a c* a& i**a __ MAXWELL HOUSE caoc ■ U BLUE RIBBON HEAVY WESTERN MATURE 50 U P O i l H O CAM Food Fair Coffeo IWIt-t COHIf o» root choici WITH IJOO OIDIB tinanUl ballistic mlsall* hurled a dummy warhead 0,100 milaa over the Atlantic Monday In It* longest successful te st flight to date. The missile took shoot 30 min­ utes to fly to a target in th* B>ulh Atlantic off the west coast of Africa. Ita rang* was Just 200 milts abort of th* distance that war-ready model* will ba aKIe to travel with nuclear warheads . Tbs shot marked th* mth aureess in 2B flight testa of the hullet-shaped, 08-loot tall miaalle ainr* the test program began her* lass than two years ago. Thera also have been three ‘•partial" auerriget anil four fail­ ures. In one respect, it was on* of the moat dramatic rocket tests here in many months. As the mlasila rose through th* thin high atmosphere at a speed of several thousand miles per hour, ita ashaust touched off a brilliant display of high altitude gaa dis­ plays seen as far north as Vir­ ginia. Th* shot is expected to Itad to th* first test of v Titan from an underground M*l!o” taum-her at Vandenberg Ain Korrr Rase, Calif., probably early in Novem­ ber. Ia that test the 'rocket will be raised hy an elevator mecha­ nism to ground level for firing. 1 BLUE RIBBON WITH Veer P ( j « e e 4A«C OP a i« M3 Salter's Fiq Bars _ Ttoi« cn ■ nee DC T (i a i *40 l'i. coo c SHORTENING BLUE RIBBON TOP QUALITY 3, LIM IT — 1 WITH $500 fOGD ORDER U GO LD MEDAL (PLAIN OR SELF RISING) 25 u LO U R rHw recH au O AN M ■ iA «T !C COFFEE CAKE BLUE RIBBON TOP OUALITY DM • aw COOK n .i CHUCK CUBES MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS «nfM LADY PAIR FAIR COLDEN DELICIOU5 DELICIOUS 8* 8' vmf tottae «A«g or FROSTING M i x ' ” gm ■ ■ v h i« c o up na la n ia e i ne vnar* »o i«*o Pumpkin Pie 39 Fruitcake 2 69 ROLLS CUP CAKES Harvest of VALUES COOK ■ - LADY FAIR HOLIDAY NEEDS ■ ■ ■ ■ 2 5 * MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS PEACHES 4 CAKE M IX E S ?**• COUPON t n w ia it o c ro e re an i» « o COOK • rB E S n S B ra s 25 MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS PKG mi r*e *Mt Pu*r.H*vi n r O ’.J I ’• ►- 3 CJA 8 *„ ••« Good Luck Oleo o e Tn a ia v*. i* * i BANQUET FROZEN • CHICKEN • TURKEY • BEEF CODE • rtw to l 1 EACH LUSCIOUS FANCY FROZEN 25 STRAWBERRIES MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS w in tni etitCMt •a m paciaae e SAVE FROM OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF HALLOWEEN TRICK OR TREAT CANDIES! B R A U N S W E IG E R Vtoia OOUPOH ( y a i a r a • e r r a t a sn C3DC • when you d o...visit FAMILY! It you need LIBBY’S LUSCIOUS HALVES OR a iTN » h i p u r c h a ip nr «*• ra n a t f f r caocarto PKG F U L L D IN NER S « «e a 1 Corned Beef Hash 'yc\^z SPICED PEACHES SJ FRUIT COCKTAIL TOMATO JUICE «CANOZ PINEAPPLE JUICE * “ VIENNA SAUSAGE CREAMED CORN CUT BEETS B AB Y '<>« $ 1 . 0 0 '« « $ 1 . 0 0 eo* $ 1 . 0 0 '< * $ 1 . 0 0 a '< * $ 1 . 0 0 ro « $ 1 . 0 0 '< » $ 1 . 0 0 '<>» $ 1 . 0 0 'o * $ 1 . 0 0 p mUire r KoUn U Lt D E L IC A T E S SE N UP TO$600 888S3S •i 25 Prices Good Through Sot. Oct. Iflth. ORANGE CHOCOLATE 888388 BLUE RIBBON TOP QUALITY MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS LADY FAIR ICED (SPECIAL FOR HALLCW E'IMl mm •> BONELESS SANDWCH HOT DOC U S. #1 F A N C Y OSCAR MAYER CROWN 2V BRAUNSWEIGER iu u ii oa ay SAUSAGE D A IR Y IRISH 25« POTATOES ■OIL MOT O* MILO DEPT SEA MAYTAW 1 r \, IU C CREAM CHEESE AMonjN »MAae CHEDDAR CHEESE MAVTAM .m n A fiE -O iE E S L . Sanford. Florida BONELESS 'HANTS CREEN STAMPS LADY FAIR SLICED •f Sanford 125 South Park Annua Phono: PAirfu 2 4612 r MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS CAPS CANAVERAL (UPI) — An Air Force Titan intereon- I t Sm i i i »l |. H * P IC N IC S * Titan Warhead In Record Flight Cm * 1m Sm m 41 FRYER Tba bitter debata proceeding the vote reflected deep-seated resentment to Do Gaulle’a penehant tor a atrongman rule. phone: FAirfax 2-4612 * before noon to arrange for money the same dayl LYKES Grade MAM Fresh Quarters rlb m 57c n /\ FOOD P,ISM CUT SNAPPER FILLETS reasM FANCY RED A P P L E S lb caught msoium M U L L E T 1 m . JUICY FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT 4 u U( 39c 4 * 25c WISH CAUGHT WIOIUM S H-R.1JA.JC____ _ f tS S L J M M M F J L E N G L I S llM ^ f H ^ ^ 5 9 L c �The Herald Delivers More Than 10,000 Copies Today! aty? VOL. 59 WEATHER: Cloudr with chanc* of Mattered ahowers through Friday. High today, 85*88. Low tonight. 65-70. SANFORD. FLORIDA United Preu Leased Win E stablish'd 1908 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1960 NO. 49 Congolese State To Road Projects Cnier Highway Engineer M Church aaid th* rh ttk wilt be th* most extensive testing program evet undertaken by a road depart­ ment. Fiva aeparale agenciea wNt take part. Church look issue with ■ state­ ment by Cone attorney Rex Far^ LEOPOLDVILLE (U PI)-O oarior of Tampa that cash pay­ fu l'M troop* pulled out of most ment* auch a* those made to tha of th*ir poiitiom in th* city and fired engineer* were ruatom ar; in returned to barrarlia on th* outth* trade. ■birt* tod o r tinder Col. Joooph He aaid at loaot M aantractore Mobutu'* promio* to th* l'ait«d had assured him that titka wa* Nation*. not true. Th* UN command haa reported Most of the fired engineer* aaid to 8rcretnry-(ier*r»! P # j HornWASHINGTON (IT U — The United S u tra would (ash, whUky, hams, and other msrikjohl that thoro appeared to fight if Kitltl (.'astro tried” In selr.a America'* huge gifts normally earn* to them a* h* * concerted effort by Belgian* Giiaatananu naval ha«e in Cuba, a high administration Christma* gift! from contractor*. Oo retain power iir th* Congo, auofficial ha* reaffirmed. They were alwaya accompanied fhoritaUv* tourr** aaid. The administration believe* Cuban Premier Castro by aigned card*, however, they Som* of Mobutu'* troop* re­ ha.r no intention of trying to cancel the treaty allowing aaid. mained a t strategic point*. They the United State* to use the base, lest American inter­ The road department previously included a cordon of aoldiara ring­ vention topple his regime, the official said. had no prohibition againat thia ing ouatad Premier Petrie* l.umThe administration repeatedly ha« said it will not and several warehouse facilities until permanent quar­ SAN f o u l! hV it.tlhnS M A ut\c/f him hml a variety of type of gift-taking, but laid down um bt'i residence. Th* United Na­ give up the $70 million Caribbean out|M>*t since Castro ter* are con-tructed on the Circualand site. When the nroduct*, but the.se elephant* of the Crmtinni Kron. a rule againat accepting any fu­ tion a did not object to th* guard. first threatened to renounce the 1903 treaty whirh gives circus begins its next tour, its hillings will read ture gift* froin contractors fal­ (.'iicua which arrived Wednesday are something brand Troop* who had b*en roaming the United State* control over Guantanamo. 'Cristiani Bros. Circus, Circualand, S. nforu. Florida.” lowing revelation ot th* eurreat new to the market. The circus units have begun arriving th# city aeaiching for arm* al­ t Herald Photo) cases. to act up winter quarter* here and will use the market legedly hidden by Lumumba'* sup­ At Bradenton, the Legislative p o rte rs vanished, and other* pullRoad* Committee opened a twored out of police itation* they had day public hearing today into been occupying line* last Satur­ alleged irregularities in Manalee day. County road building. Mubutu. who rejected chargee The hearing involve* one trans­ b’« men had committed th* rape* action in which tha atate paid ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ai.J killing* of the peat weekend, ST. LOUIS. Mo. < fP I» — Sis tft.ooo for 3> acres of right of agreed to withdraw hit troops to owners of prominent St. Louis way last year, just lix year* after their barrack* on th* outekirt* of cafrterins agreed Wednesday U> A “Baby uf the Year" ronlrat, Wiuntia will be clioarn by pen- it had been appraised at $3,300. lb* city at th* United Nation'! r« aetv* Negroes. Many downtown spoliators! by Zeta Xi Chapter Of uy sule with cOutwiiieis in be piacit also involves a secund tranefjlit’l t . NEW YORK (UPI»—Sen. Juhn which has not endorsed a Deino 1 purpose plan, including a sum- St. I.ouia restadrants hnv* been llrta Sigma I'hl, will be held d u r­ ed in YuwrH'*, Cowan's and Ron- action in which the state took a ^ In return, ht was given control F Kennedy reached for the gar- cratic presidential candidate aince mil conference next year, to prod arising Negii.es for some time. ing the weeks of Nov. I to Nov. millit amt Anderson'*. These eon- right of entry Instead of buying over th* city armory which ia wall ment worker*' vote M a y with “ W " t e d *["»««■ D. Rooce- the Russian* into a nuclear test tainera wilt he rotated each week, right of way in South Anna Maria ft. •quipped. Though th* Congolet* .. . ...... _ ., . velt for re-election in 1914. ban agreement. Flunks Test I'ruveeils front th* project will island, Entiles must be under one year army already waa reported to o ? v *1 VUf. Kennedy acored Nison s con i Tli* Republican presidential YANDEX IIKIKi AHI. Calif. of age and sponsored by any civic lie tuinnl over to the Seminole I I* ill, 15 witness** have been have sufficient arm* and ammuni­ Richard M. Nison »n« »h* (' o p ; trntion that effectively rn«eting ' candidate, obviously In close con- (I'I'll A new satellite lor use in 0te Me<„ th# Democrat* | lu,tation with the White Houv* a sky spy intelligence system to tbib or otgaimalloii in the county. County Association for Retarded subpoenaed, but several other tion, th* UN command wa* confi- claim America 'c a n t afford prosChildren. persons are expected to give dent it eould handle th* troop* Peruy” whereas he and the | would meet would taka higher Jm| (he Atomir Energy Commis­ prevent sneak attack by missile* I'ritst are lu Iw a $-.».Y Savings volnutary testimony. ; Democratic party feel -we can't , „ r | or in„ alion in the event of a fight. sion, offered his new test ban flunked ita first flight te st—end­ Bond and a loving cup fiom ' The public hearing i* un* in a i .., think can m,„ t ,hfM. proposals as lie wound up two lioud auuices said Belgisn* afford another recession. ing up at the tiuttum of the I'aW rit'* Jewelry Co. venea tiring conducted over the' The Democratic presidential KfnIusJy „ id> . Jm, „ . ha«* returned in increasing num­ intensive days un the stump in rifir instead id in orbit atound Organisation* planning to spun-1 *'*•* by the comnitUee beaded by , ot)r fconomy w dynamical ber* U) political and adminlalra- nominee returned to NewYork Ohio and headed into Michigan the ralth . A “lisp echelou" sgrnt for the aur a foulest baby are I’ilol Club, 1S®**. Scott Kelly of Lakeland. run our government so where the Republicans are atriv^ p tiv r posit and UN technician* are for another Intensive day of Stale Read Department I* on* of Disabled American Vtlerans, Bui-1 —— — — ®t>eing pusbtd int* lower «p«ra- p.igniM t * set** wUeh hi. * * rfW rftlv ,h i, , # ran secure log wi win electoral votes Charities Benefit the target* for tasrsttgitiosM by Iness and I'rofessional tVomen's tional levels. • * * • ' ilk*,r f S r h W r t gtm'ls Without c.W f hi the t I.OR ANGELES (L’P li—Kath a legislative r*mmlUe*. lit* Club, Civitana, YAII-7 Offhwrs | The vie* president added d r a m / FFVfcAr State* big bare i^ s j intlaiion. rhalrmaa. V o. Wives. Woman's flub. Rotary, lu hi* lest bar proposals, normal Ivn Williams, a film beauty of the rommlttea's of 43 etcetera) tote*. • - | a abort, the essential dilly an exceedingly gravr subject silent screen whu dies! a month Srsstl Kelly, said today. YAH V Officers Wises, VAII3 Kennedy arrived at I a. aa. t fereiur beiwren the Republican for | r j«-ction in s political cam ago at tho age of 72. left an esOfficers Wives. YAII-R Officer* j from Dgtmit where he said Nison I party ami its candidate and |ue pj kv jnni)Unimg in Toledo. i.sta of S'Jtt&,0(MI thw hulk of it to 1 Wives and the Sanford-Seminole is ignoring evidence Hint this iharitabl* institutiuna, her will i ?*.m° " V icJ _p.a_r,?_ ! Ohio Wednesday night Jayceea. country Is "slipping into its third date boili down to this: We both I Th* Russians, according to disrlosed when H was filed for1 Other group* interested In recession In sis years" and not agree that this is the richest sponsoring an tntry may call paying attention in the problems country on earth—but they sav government expert*, may liavr probate Wednesday. LONDON (IT I) — Britain, of th* nest generation The sen­ FA 2-&1I0, FA g-4B*ri or EA we can't afford prosperity for all set off a large underground nil Can Do Better Job S Franc* and th* United Slat** pub­ ator got a rousing reception in '.'■1199. There will he a ground breaking th* people and I say we ran t clrar explosion a few day, ago, DKS MOINES, low* ( L T I i lished IdenUcal note* today warn­ the tuto capital. allowing they cannot be trusted to ceremony Friday for a new build­ aflord another recession." Kormer Marshal 1‘llan Adminis­ ing th* Soviet Union that any re Kenntdy also renewed bis de­ ing at Second St. and French WA.RIIINGTUN tlH 'lt — Two Vice president Nixon chuggri] observe a lest moratorium vsnli trator I'liul li. Huffman said Wed stnctioo* on th* air corridor* into mand that Nixon get the ad Ave. which will bouse enlarged I nssday more U. 8. foreign aid newspaper* reported lo<lay that a along the whistle stop trail in ! out in,p*cUo0' Berlin would ereale "a dangerous ministration to make public the | I. tf elected, he will s*k Presi faeiltllea of the Florida State Em­ Michigan today with a multi *"rv‘ > situation.'' , drill Eisenhower to rush his run funds should lie channeled through secret U, S. Information Ajsncy ployment Service. opinion of the United Slates as a nmg male, Henry Cabot tmdge. , l ’"'«rsl Nations because the Th* not**, delivered to Moscow report said to show that AmenGround will be broken at 9.30 vsor l<l power dac'mtd lit Britain Wednesday, w*r« released by lb* ] can prestige abroad ia at a new to Geneva tire day after flection UN’ • b*‘l ,r Jnl» »'">• a. m.t with rapreientalives of and Franc# after th* May summit with instructiun* to get some sort °*b tr countries "*l»* put up ssune Foreign Oflic* her*. They said the , low—a condition which Nison list Ihe employment service, eity and collapse. of test ban agreement out of the muney. West would not accept Moscow’* 1 denird. Nison contend* it I* at an Tli* piufessiunal registeieil of- county officiate taking part. Th* The dispatches were published A* a fit tintr climut fur Hussianr hy next Feb. I or thr argument that the Soviet sector a||.(imf high. fha nmsea of Ranfoid mat Wed- modern design structure will h* in the New York Tillies Slid WashV of Berlin t* pact of East Gar Today, be siiieduled speeches Navy Day today, member* , l rated States will ruum e under Aid Illegal Parkers .vrsday to discuss th* organisation built hy A. K. Shoemaker Jr., SAN FRANCISCO (U P lt — | mgton Toil and Times Herald of the Sanford Naval Air ground tests "nscesrary to ad many. ; and appearances before the In of a I'rofessional Nursaa Club o f ' John Fitipatrick and Bob CrumTh* notes said th* Soviet gov tarnationsl Ladies Garment Work ! Station will be honored at | var.ee our peaceful technology." Tiaffic Judge Albert A. Axeliod j amid angry Democratic criticism Seim nuts County. | ley. It will he leased l« the stats ernment would b* held "fully re­ era Union, the Amalgamated the Chamber of Commerce 3, if Isudge and a Soviet nrg- s u g g e s te d Wednesday the city r e - *of the VShit* House for refusing to I'urpvwe of th* club will be tu un a five-year leave, sponsible" for any consequence* Clothing Workers, a Liberal par­ dinner ut 7 p. m. today. I otialor are able to brin-j on due* tnw-avvay charges fur illeg- make public a se> let C. 8. Infor- stimulate interest in joining with I 'Hie employment service will of inierferenre with th* air' tor ty rally ami at a Brooklyn nuuor City and county officials agreement “ In sighl" before Felt. ally parked cars, declaring the ovation A g e m y poll reported to district eight of Orlando and in use the entire building, with an rtdors. rad# and evening speerh in will pay tribute to Navy 1, Nunn then would he willing In present $|ftg.Y fee was "nutiuga- j in d ire le II. 4. piestig* abroad ha* th* future of an American Nursaa' anticipated increase in staff and -It ta clear." they aaid. "from Queens men who work hand-in- meet with Soviet Premier Nikita ous." He said he has hren helping ifropped As.n. District for the county. | services available tu the public. th* allied control council decilton The Kennedy camp was wear­ hand with official* on civic I S. Khrushchev and British Prime Illegal parkeis out hy dismissing! The Time* and the Post aaid a All professional nurses, active Dan Kalin, manager of Ihe local US IA sludv pve|iaitvl m June and inactive, registered in ' the employment office, expects to that th* Hire* power* have th* ing a special glow by reason of project a, the lutest being Minister Harold Macmilljn ' lu tho $3 fines against them. right to use the corridors without the endorsement given the sens found an oveiwhelming majority stale ami living in Seminole, nr have several services to offer in helping in the masaive . make thr linal agreement at the Halts Shipments ’ restriction." nf th--** questioned in Hntain ami those Interested in state licensure, the new lucatinn. including iob tor loslay hy the New York Times, | Hurricane Dortna clean-up. I summit. POUT O f o!'*\2N, irmnlrifl Freni# tell Itussis wav ahead «»f are uiged to attend the first meet-1 testing and others not in the pre­ Th* Western powers denied that j H I'l I 1 ht .Vhrll And Temiro oil the United State- in -pare pro- |n f of th# group to be held Nov. 7 they nad caused *ny tension in sent program. c iiiipdiiif* ItsiYM •u«p<*u<lrd oil gie-s. The Time* said the study j Berlin. Thu was in answar to ;to*» W. Hith St. "The good pib that Mr. ilaha sliipui#iilgh flout lift** to tlir D»$- also showed a malorily fell the Soviet allegations that th* power* Anyone wishing further infur- and his stair have dune her* has nad aupporled and encouraged the niinitan Republic. They t.aik !»'* sJvUt t rvi*.,. wa. the world's mntiun may contact Mrs. 1‘at Me- resulted in the stale moving the j a, lion after Ytlieuclaii tiuile un • t l o n g r s l m ilitary powei. 're v a n c h ist' eitivitie* #f Weat t oy at Dr. E. L. Lindsey's office nfiirr to larger quarters and iivuista warned Yenexurla wiiulvl tlermany m Berlin. 1nr Mis* Mildred Tumtr at th# uf- . ferl that this is a boost for S*n ship no mure rrUiia ml her* if the fires of Dr. Chailes I.. I’aik Jr. 1font." Crumley said today. Duminican sales runtmuevl. UAINKHVII.LK (UPI1 - Th* Slat* Road Department will begin a clrerk of 90 highways and bridgta built by Con* Brothers Construction Co. with • probe *f si* intrratate project*, most of them between Tampa and Lakeland. The department derided to cheek th* Cone project* following the firing of nln* department Restrain Soldiers •• engineer* who admitted they received anonymous cash pay­ ments regularly in th* mail. Cona is accused of sending them the money. The *0 jobs, worth an aggregate of $?* 3 million, have been built by the Tampa firm since 1939. | Th* departmant will rheek th* | roads to make sure they meet proper standards. Final Word Presidential Politics News Briefs Baby Contest To Raise Retarded Child Funds Drop Color Ban Kennedy Cites Recession. . . Nixon Plugs Atom Ban Bulletin West Warns Reds On Berlin Airlines Papers Report Poll Has U. S. Second Nurses Group To Organize Navy Rain, Floods Rout Cleanup Of Donna • Debris Nears End Times Back Kennedy 3,000 In Texas NMV YORK |UI'I» I he New City work crews this week will wrap up a missive 17,300 clean­ up campaign as the last rem­ nant* of Hurricane Donna will be swept off the streets. City Manager W. K. Knowles repor.ej that the campaign, which started seven weeks sgo, will be completed Friday. ft Aa of this morning more than 3.400 ton* of debris were picked up with 27 mm working full time i» Ihe opersiio* and nme dtp truck* used York Times today endorsed Sen. John F. Kennedy for president, live Tillies, whirh supported l’resident Kisruhooer in l'.l.YJ and I'.l.VI, said in an rditoiial in to­ day's edition the two rhirf reason* iy selei ted Kennedy weie "a mat­ ^ ter of ______ foreign ,..... policy" and “th pre.ent |inliti<al situation here »i hom** Navy To Join In United Fund Oviedo Postpones T ric k Or Treat’ Oeiedo's annual Trick #c Treat . night, originally scheduled for low night, has been postponed until Saturday, Carlton Henley, Khool principal announced. Residents of the area wish %• attend ThT C'Ks' mber 6f T 'dWIiWf f meeting at whirh A. S. (Syd) tlefl"ag Jr., eongressman, will speak. 1 Ceremony Friday To Start New Job Office Building T H IS E V ID E N C E o f th* a p p ro ach in g w in te r .season waa snapped W ednes­ day when B. H. William*, local insurance salesman, -called a H erald photoRrapher to report a m ig ra to ry flock of birds, e s tim a te d to num ber m ore Ihiin B0U. fll fflf- j d i a T T v JITT .It. •iVvTifWnTldV’-r-rL .T T T e a p p a re n tly have decided to m ake S an fo rtl a atop on th e ir w in te r to u r. The Navy tmlay agreed to join forces with Sanford Civil Organ italionx tu make x cunerrtrd *f fort io raise futult for the United Fund Driv*. NAS Cumuuindcr Capt. Hubert ■ids-*. «'al 1'..- - j y. personnel will canvas men at the I hat* to aid lh* driv*. tty United Pres* Inlrrnstinnal South-central T#vav hram i to day for a predicted three days of generally heavy m o that threat enrd to bring mure swirling flood waters to the arrs. Floods have already driven mure than 3.WVI front their home* in Bio Granite City and Kenedy, southeast of Son tntonio. I Damage at Krnedy, a town of YiXiO, wx* estimated al tW.OCfl, and at least two dealht w*re blamed on the floods Health Director Outlines New Center's Program C’liunty Health Director Dr. ■tli# health renter staff, discussing | Clyd* Bruthera told members of I briefly the vast liuniunisation proth# Coffee Club today Unit the xium, vmiuut clinivi nmi work on new health center iank» as one of I .untiolling ciammunicabl* d i s iha “finest and most beautiful" in ca.es. ((,„ 4rei#. | He also slre»v»<| th* important Unit her., who also introduced part education play* in a better members of his staff tu th* Cof health piograin for th* commun­ fee Clubbers at their regular ity. monthly meeting, threw a bouquet “ Me are on* nf th* f*w busiitf rosea to the County Commis­ nes.e* that would b« glad Ur go sion for making Iht health center out of businesa, but for thia w» need your hflp.” h* said. possible. Ilrothet* alto tpok* of th* job City Manager W. E. Knowle* “Thank* tu th* progressive men said today that the city will take un th* commission w* has* un* of dun* hy th* two sanitarian* vn extra precaution lu guard city th* fine-t buildings in th# «tat* proUcGng th* publi* nfaiast property this Halloween. and with our present budget w* health hazards. The City will maintain craws will do everything possible to H* said that lh* sanitarians isv.aL-liu-_lu/-. ,cihh- liUrsf* v«ii . ■•' ^n-.-v* uju -' -• *■ -aruud nf thii build t*r supply areas U inak* Sempark and O l iv e r city ares* tu lug." h* said. guard against vandalism. Riother* outlined th* dull#* of | inula a “saf* plai e to liv# 10.“ City To Guard Against Vandals We Salute The l^avy And All Its People Today On Navy Day �?jO .fifSB: "T** . '*• / * Child Development Course Offered The adult and vocational edu- j taking the course may buy one or , Those interested in enrolling cation acctlon of the Seminole more of these booklets which sell ] are Invited to report to the high "C o u n ty School System announced for N cents. There will be no school at 7 p. m. Tuesday. The j clasiee will be bald from 7 p. ' that a course in “ Child Develop- charge lot the course. ' m. lo 1:30 p. m. each Tuesday. ancnl'' will be organised Tuesday Further in.'ormalion it available at Seminole High School. This it from K. S. Douglass, director of ■the first clast to he offered in a 1 Vocational and Adult Education, J Z near aeries of “ Courses for the School Administration Bldg. Community" now in the planning stage. The instructor will he William £ ; w , Wharton Jr., coordinator of ' “ texting and exceptional children — for Seminole County. The course will cover in overall study of 1? parent-child relationships, school^ child relationships, else child and By RUBIK BriSOK JJJ his nepda, aocial growth, early That little tinge of coolness « * pre-school age through the teenthese nights, is just what Susie S age period. Spook has been dreaming of. In The “ Better Living booklets." some plarei this season denote* •— published by Science Research harvest time sparked with haym Associates, will be used. Those rides husking bees and other fall fun tests. In Sanford spooks young v;*i* •l heart look forward to the an­ nual Hallowe'en Carnival held each Oct. 31 at Soulhside School. Dr. E. Merrill Root, nationally Yea, there's excitement in tlir air WILLIAM W. WHARTON famous author and educator will ihesldays, and along with it many « e a k at the Winter Tark High j strange things are happening. School Auditorium at • p.m. Nov. ENSIGN AND -\ir.i. Loren Garrett of DeBary, and Why just the other morning at I. VAII-3 entertained at a luncheon last Thursday a t their Susia Spook * huusa a real spooky Hi* lecture vnuiicu Qun-ki.iiu* iiiime. Co-li««U*s was J!rs. Ccorgc Waters,- and guest thing happened. ef the Mind" dealt with eomrnun-^ Bob Shedden, area manager for speaker, Mrs. Chnrlotte Donahue, talked on permanent It all began when her Lllcst Mm ia eur natiena educational Southern Bell Telephone Co., has and red-haired spook w u flying arrangements for artificial flowers. ayatema. He la sponsored by the announced a customer survey to away to school, in the predawn Central Florida Chapter of The be conducted in (he Oviedo area hours, Ihst is. Upon finding him­ Florida Coalition of Patriotic So­ beginning this week. Reply earda self outside, he spied a dead var­ cieties. The public is invited. Do­ whirh request customer comments mint on the Heps. He informed nations te help defray expense about service and company prac­ Susie who suggested he might tices or policy, whither com­ The Seminole Baptist Associs- at noon. Nursery service* will be will be accepted. bury the critter, but alas, the sun Dr. Boot wee born in Baltimore, ments are favorable or otherwise, wai coming up and he would Hon WMU Fall Rally will be held provided by the host church. at the I-nngwood First Baptist Departmental meetings and Md., grew up in Providence, R. I. will be mailed to patrons. Shedden emphasised that this ! mis* the bus. This he did anyway 1 Church, Friday, beginning at 10 leaders are; president's confer­ and was graduated from Amhunt and upon his return to the haunted ! ence, Mrs. A. J. Peterson, San­ Maas., Ha atudied also at the Uni. survey is an additional one to the house, h* preceeded to bury the a. m. Conferences will be held for all ford; enlistment, Mrs. H. M. veriity of Missouri and at And­ recently proposed extended ser­ dead varmint. DeLand; secretary's officers and other member* with Thomas, over Theological Seminary in Cam­ vices survey. Ail customers were Tha trusty shovel was found and urged to fill out the questionnaire a covered dish luncheon (Panned Mrs. John D. Abrahams. Sanford; bridge, Maas. card and return It to the home the curled up, bleeding, lifeless WYA, Mias Charlotte Keyes, De­ animal carried off lo a likely spot. office «S Soon at possible. l-ami. The red haired spook placed same , GA, Mrs. Lewis Kutch, Longon tha ground till a hole could b e ! n o T irn o r a r n . i r v n o v wood; Sunbeams, Mrs. C. C. dug, whtn what to hi* wondering r u t s t « x n r.K ii Brooks, Dct.and; Prayer, Mrs. I l M t l u 104.10 t.nw * «f U l l * .M in es: u p A P P i.ic tT itiv rye should appear, the dead var­ J. Winston Pearce, DeLand; mis­ PON TAX URKII n o t ic k in H K i i r n r i i i v k x '. T h s t J»rry W # lw » . rh« *f mint got up and walked away. « . . . IS4.IS l a w * mt ISSIt sion studies. Mrs. H. J . Tudor, Sh« f o lln w ln * c e r t i f ie s ! * ha * f l l . l NOTICK I* HKIIKHT OIVKN. That possum was playing possum DeLand, community missions, • s l d r e r t l t lr a l* for a U s d#ad m T h s t Marry W s l t . r ths holder a' Sir. I.uther Stapleton, St. died Mrs. Ivan Farrens, DeLand; ste­ b s t.aue d Ih trso n. Th e certific a te III# f o llo w in g r s r l l f l c s l s h s s Ills.I Any other time this might seem l u m b a r and s t a r at Itiuanra, the ss ld c s r l l f l r a t a for a i s t dstd Wednesday morning following a wardship, Mrs. Paul Coaligan, d .ecrtprm n af tn* p r o p . n r . an-t to hs la.ii.O i h . r . o n , T h s c s t l l . peculiar, but at Hallowe'en any­ short illness. Sha naaia la which It was *•»«««- f i r s t s number nn.l s t a r of Issu. thing can happen. Next Monday De-Land; publications, Mrs. Har­ *d ara aa f o l lo w . : • s o . ths description o f Ihs pro. night at Soulhside will he no ex­ A native of Kite, Ga., he had j ry Ustcen. Osteen; members at C . r t K l t a l . No. I t T sa r o f l a . party, and ths n.iturn In wh irh It auan>-a t u t ception. Why Pam (Mrs. David) made his home in Sanford for large, Mrs. Jack L. Stewart, w a s a t . - . t t O s i s as fo llo w s: d m c r ipt io n nr rnorK .nT T r s r l l f i u s i s Ns. IS1 Tsar a f Is- Bach and Laura (Mrs. Andrew) the past'fuur years with hix son Geneva. Got t Hloelr IS T t . r R T o w n atMfir# In..7 o f Sanford r i a t Roolt 1 l*a«r. Bracken are lying awake nights in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Inspirational speaker tor the DBiscitiI’TfoN o r n t o n r . n T T : s t ta i s * i i s - t i i - i i a - i i s * l.ot S III nr k C Riiaa alow City W. L. Rowland at 2011 Jefferson day will be Mrs. Pearce. construing up fiendish stunts to SIT. H a l llonk 7 P a m SI. KaaiS In whla-h I . i i i a a i l Mary Vania In whl. h • " « • « » . I l.uoy Wll. scare the will out of all who dark­ Ave. He was a retired carpenter. Caa.aptr, llslra. All o f aald p r o p . i i , Ham* VII o f aal.l p ro p .rty h-ln» en ihf door of the haunted home. Survivors are one son, W. T. b s l n e In tha C o u n ty of Psmlnol*, In ttta c o u n t y of Seminole. H i . l . S l a l a a f Florida. I' n l .M m h t a r - o f Florida. I ' n l s . i su.-h rsrtirica ia And Pat (Mrs. Ytrnoni Hardin Stapleton, his daughter, Mrs. Row­ tlfic a t a shall ha r e d a . m . d eccord- shall hs rn d c.m .d accord ing to t a p In law lha prn parlr dta«rlh*d Ian Ihs p ropsr ty ass crll.sd In surh will permeate the air with succu­ land and six grandchildren all of l a aueb e . r l l f l r a i * will ha sold cs rllflra ta w ill bs sold to ths lent aromas from the acada of Sanlnrd -.one sister, Mrs. B. Y. So t h s h l t h s a t b ld dsr at tha front hlg li.at bMit.r s t Ihs front dour R. L. Getxen today wai named Flanders of Kite and several nieces hamburger* and hot dogs that will door a t tha l e m l n o l * County Court o f ths KtmlnnU County Court Sales Manager for Gulf Corpo­ l l o u t h a t llanforil, riarlda. on th» Hntiis s t Hanford, Florida, on ths he cooked right on the midway. and nephews. first Monday In tti* month of first Monday In ths month of Services will Im held Friday ration at Jacksonville, Florida. N o s a m h t r . IM», w h ich Is tha 7th Noy.nitisr. l>So whirh Is ih s l i b Hurry, hurry, hurry spooks, the da y raf Noytmbar. IMS. at 2 p.m. at Bruton Funeral The appointment wax made by spirit of Hallowe'en is rampant. day of N . i . m l o r , ISIS. I’atad thla 4th da y at Octobar, Hs . i thla IHb day af S epttm On tup of all this, Deanna and Home with Rev. Junes Barnett of J. F. White, Jacksonville Division ISSa. b.r, 1VS0. (R EAM her school of Dance will be on hand the First Christian Church offi­ Manager. tnKAi.i Art hur If. R t a k n l i h , J r Arthur II llack wlth, Jr. Getzen will be responsible for lo entertain you and the wildest ciating. Burial will he in Oaklawn Clsr h Circuit Court c i r r h cir c u it Court Hie marketing of all Gulf product* Hssilnol* C o u n ty , Florid* witches ever will circulate about Memorial Park. Hsmlnols County, Plnrlda Publish net . t. i s , is, Publish n e t . S. II. I«. ST. Hns.von Funeral Home * in in southeast Georgia and north­ lo live you an icy welcoming east Florida. charge of arrangemrnta. handshake. Soulhside Shudderings Fomed Author To Spook Nov. 1 Telephone Survey Set For Oviedo WMU Fall Rally Set In Longwood Legal Notice Mr. L. Stapleton Dies Wednesday Legal Notice Getzen Named Gulf Sales Mgr. Float Deadline Set Nov. 7 Iff 8am Skelton, float chairman for the Jaycee sponsored Christmas parade to be held in downtown Sanford Nov. 30 a t*4 p.m., has an­ nounced the deadline for float en­ tries ia Nov. 7. To date there have been 22 en­ tries in the marching, floats and automobile units. Skelton ssid. He added that Jayceei expect as many, if not more, participants in the coming parade aa took part last year. The 193* parade had 80 entries. The group hopes thst at least 12 band* will sign before the deadline. At present, nine have entered. Parade chairman Dr. Tom Lar­ sen h ai planned for movies of the parade to be made and the club la negotiating for the films te be shown on TV at g later date. Entry btinka are available at the Jaycee Information Center or thnae wishing tn take part la the event may mail in the card aent out earlltr ta eivie eluba, aehooia. chambera of commerce and other groupc. . » •* V cfa •1 M * l if* 'X » - S L9h Tha ( a llo w in g n a m td parson* hava h«*n a*l*.-tarf by lha lloaril nf County Commlselnnare of k -m m o la I’ounly. Florida, tn a*rve as Clarka end Intpaclnre f o r t b * l i s a . r a l Kleellon, lo h« h - 1-1. Tu*tdar, N o v .m b«r a m . t i l s . Clerk e n * tnayset or— r m t c l N f r No. I VV- , | S a n f - H Mr. I S Hunt. C l e r k Mr* II v. Jobnsna Mr*. Laa Bu tner Mr*. Ralph l*its lne Mr*. Mae Bitmond* Mr*. Jim IturkUr Mr. Ralph la r s .ln g Mr. J. II. I.«*. Jr. Mra. Lou la* O. K n n w l . e Mr. v i o l a Kastnsr «‘lsrk an-l ln.p.r>lora— PIIKCINCT No, j l. . k * M. nr..* Mrs. M ery H lttell, Clark Mrs. rtrar* T h u r .io a Mra. Helen Muse Mrs. A. I*. H ltt t ll Mr*, d u e S rh m th Clark and In.p*<-toi. P IlieeiN C T No. 1 l a i t Hanford Mr. Jan ies l l o w e r d C u . h i a f , C lerk l u r i d X. l u r r i . n S'lirletln* l lla n k r n e b lp Mra Tlia.t A. Mill** Xtr. Frail IV. P o pe |r. ||.,y (.'hnrp.iilii* Mr* Kvelyn B p p t Mra. I.annra Ininran Mr*, t-uelll* K l r e k k e f f Mrs. Mary N Mnrrleot Mr*. Lida Stine Mr*. Anna E. Har4**ty Mr*. Xtertka R ab ara n . o r e * r>. Round. Mrs. Kiel* (1. n o t * w i l i u m O. T a o n .r, Jr Mr*. Ann* R. I lu m p h r sy Cdr. F ra n k II I'a u srto n Mra. Myra Fmithward J in . l|,.aa Rnyrl. Mrs. M. K. PI**aland. Sr. Mr.. Mary it. Ilnllar Clerk and I n . p . c t o r * — l-lik.Cl.NCT No. I I'anl* Mr*, cjerlrud* FaS. c t s r k Mrt. Mary A Splv.y Mr*. Carrl* C. Tallin * Sirs M irth * Denmark Mr* A gn sa H od g* Mr l l . r m a n T. Jarrsrr r’l . r h and tneyeo to r*— f RSKINCT .Sn. i Osirdo Mr*. R K. k i n g , r'ltrk Mr. T M t u r n . I Mr* Mlnol* K. M »*n. Mr.. I I . . . I * | \ C r o n Mra. Willi* I*. Ulan. I'lrrk a n d t n i p s e l o r a —. r x r i r l . V r T No. s r . r n . r . Mr. W. SI. K l l b s . , Clerk Mr* F m m . Tout* Mr. W. B. Dlbbl* Mr. Vdsan a> it Clrrk and Im p o st o r s —BRECINCT No. 7 —r'nuluot. Mr B. n . Mamll. r | # r h Mra. K , . l ) n Vara Mra. Anna K. T o f t s l y .Mr il«ora* n. Houldan Clark a n d Intp.cti.ra- P I l F i ’INCT .So. S - llu|d*nr*d Mra. Ul adr* I . J an *, CUrk Mr. i|«h«. • o VVII..... Mra. K s . l y n ( la rrln Mra. 1 ' i t n c i . A. Ilrock Mr*. Itarbara R .a n r a r Clark and l n i n * o |n r * . - P K t : r | . M ' r N >. » l x i n |n * a d Mr*. C h t r ln t l* r . (Vito, Clark Mr M aurlc. Rudolnb Mr. C h s a t .r O. N elson Mrs. K th.l i-. D a . i r r Mrs. Man l i r a ) VI • It. < Carlton Clark and laap*< tar*— P R K i'IN yT N". ia. |.ak* M e , Mr. H. XI. rlltaaon, Clark Mr.K. ».| l l . u . r Mr. W. P. Hurk* Mrs. Ruby St. t.lndtn Mr*. I d . k e o a b Clerk and In .pertora—TKI.' INCT No II Altamonta Xprinia Mr. i ’ sld A. Harrs* M - e . . T. I . rlorh am . Clark Mr. Laeli* W in te r * M« Fdlth 1*. n Mrs. Ann P in n o r k Mrs. t ill alt AmUrtun Mrs. Paul Frani-n C U rk and ln»n» o r . I •I.VCT Nn. I f*ui •• f r M- w . Allan F orw ard , Clark Mr. IS.iw . r 1 Tanilatori XIra. R. I . I'arduo Mra. Amy N' nliiUn Mrs. A tlanta Mcrllnnla C'ierk and Itiapr.-tore—a rRK ClNCr Nil. 11—m a f i a Mra Cmlly II. J a k u k cln , Clark Mra. liertrudr t u k a a Mr*. K t h .l X lik l.r ) h . Von H |lo.,k Clark and I m i n . r« PltKr'IN’CT Xo. II Farn Prrw Mra F ! Ia* l,*t b Ha*b*rgar, Clark Mra. I.llllon H .r.r a Mr. 1-rir* F ur,.rt Airs, xiary I . tlrowntiig Mr. Jnkn J. U r J l r U t n u , Mr. J . a . p k I. L*lr4 i t r . Orak am W ilto n CISrk and Inap-rl'.ra PRECINCT No. t i - C a n t . i l f a n t o r l Mr. J. M. T rulu ck , Clark Mra. Alartha Vaasrallo Mra. Batty T oll lira. I l i a d , s H. Cu.,p*r Mt*. l i . U i i CouetAn lin* Mra. I l t l s u A. L u d n lg Mra. Kr*aria R o u m l l l t l , Jr. Mr. !>. C, l l o e a r d Mr*. Alla* W. W lllia k Mr*. Ma* H Olllan Mr. M. L. H r i a n t Jlr c. It. Winn Mr. (i K. .M*C*1I Air a. Clartn.-e Raddlnt lira. Xllr.nls xr gtriak ls n d C U rk * * 4 taapartare— rn gCl.S 'CT No. IS - H - .r Lak* -lir .a - J u t : . Ya l t a ■ « -— L^A-k----------------Ui____ LAixa__ \\ lil.jma_________ lira y^dlth XI. Pen. a Xtr. H. I>. Toung tlr*. Naai 1., !• .lokn K ru ttr, Cbalrman llrard o ( County Commiaam la m in o l* County, rio rid * (O ff te U l S a i l , Atroot SIITMC* I* RPTkW>rTH M» Clark ..f tba Circuit Court H*n. net*. C'linty , S l o r i . U 1 'v jiia k Oclobar J7, IIS* MTh, October thrilling :f; TRADE NOW . . . and receive 150 Allowance on Y Did Range regard lews of Make, Age or Condition. Choosve Your New' Range Now From HARDWICK — ROPER — UNIVERSAL 1 0 f( M Sanford --------- COUPON -------Good For I FREE LOAD I lf ■. With ‘I Paid Coed* and t Garment* For Dry Cleaning ECHOLS OlHPfMY §4. NATURAL HAS FA 1-fPff FOR SANFORD SAL E OPEN TIL 8:30 FRI. NITE 30 BED RO O M 11 SO FA BED 1 | l, r S Q Q 5 o l S * $ O Q 5 0 1 I 1 si 19.50 MM I 5139.50 O # ntw fo n J t in m h r f J fiJ td v w A 5 pc. D IN ET T E Suites & -w A P A S S * $ £ Q 5 0 499.30 U M (^ x ^ lo w z x * Regular 159.30 B U N K BEDS $ Q Q 5 0 1199.50 A ^M feature for feature 4^ 4M 4 pc. Sectionals Regular I R' ,uW$ | Z O 5 0 1249.50~ i n * f the World s Greatest ECHOLS Kitchen Value ROYAL in n k r s p r im Nule the eye-appealing style o[ tin* cabinets . . . their mitcied mouldings, hamlcratied from fine quality m aterials .selected lo meet the morel rigid •peciiicationa. Detoralora and home owners praise Continental's rich j* ^ • fD ' In RAVENNA FARK! O K LA N D O ClKrrv 1-3423 - ^ ________ Firm or Fxlra Firm Idice Tufted (No liutionH) fi Turn Coils K l Melrhing Bus Spring Nam* Pnc* deep, clear finiah . . . the type found on fine furniture. See them Sunday . . . .100 W. GRANT AVE. m a ttresses REGULAR $59.50 wnrm Sandman walnut finish . . , the hand rulilied surfaces provide a SUPERIOR DISTRIBUTORS, nc ; COMFORT • 8Ox. Cover modern linen, and fascinating luxury appoint mentis. These kitchen* are Wi4 W wlW»s^«* JL Ends Oct. 31st 7 pc. D IN E T T E By ->*** * C Old Range Round-Up •Ji Pant* g; Plain Rkirle - RAVENNA PARK t he 'V I jB Im a g in e — n o more burned food! N o ru n n ing to the rang* to turn bumee n np *r down , , . she “ Itu m e f- n ith - a -B r n in ’* O fr iS fo jv z , control* t h e bent a u to ­ /<**<./} m atically! A remarkable T R A D ! IN aenaing clamant in tha burn er itnclf “ feci*'’ tba Y O U RS AND( heat o f t h e pen . keepe A V II oooktng temper ature juet right. O n l y one of tha a u to m a t i c sennder* ready fee yo u on today'* faeter, r.er G e e range*! £ 1 see .me you g e t automatic top hum or control on today’* G A S rango*l OPENING SPECIALS Suita !* Plain Draanae -ffaf .l*. •U.v Us** (ho Akuri A*'-/’-* LAUNDROMAT Food Fair Shopping Center 11-Day Day Dry Cleaning Service l POTS NEVER BQIL OVER ^ iB ftw J h rw r' B ILLY BOY’S O P E N HOUSE Sunday, ___ > R.J. “ Psppy" Boynton has baan appointed Sanford representative of Sem-O-Realty Co. which has lt« home office in Fern Park. Boynton ha* been a resident of Sanford for the past five years. He and his wife, with their three children, reside at 111 Pin* Crest Dr. ^ ^ P a r e J — T h u r r O ct. 2T, 19G® f l m ' V ' *7»V Business Briefs- W Legal Notice \ O ts ftfrS ' f r w l l Second jw Magnolia I’hune FA 1 m fA 1 �h i.. Lunchroom Manager Finds Job 'Fascinating, Rewarding' Mis. Lucille Fader, manager of ‘Will you please tell my mother the school lunch program at Pine- how you rook such goot^ cabbage.' crest School has this to say about I work all the harder to ptra«e them.'* her job: “My work is the most fascinat­ Mrs. Fester is past president of ing. gratifying, interesting and the Seminole County School Food rewarding work a person can do. Service Assn, and is presently teWhen a child comes to me and gional director of the fifth region. says '.Mr, hut that was a good A* such, she serves on the execu­ lunch, today,’ or ’Gim'me lota of tive board of the state orgsrizathat ’cause I sure do like it.' or i lion as parliamentarian and on the legislative committee. Coun­ ties included In the region are Seminole, Osceola, Volusia, Ijike, Brevard and Orange. Th# first in the state to do »o, Pinecrrst students grades one through six are rhoosinr two of four vegetables. As a result, In­ Four choirs of the First Pre*creased skill has been evidenced byterian church will lead the con­ in tha handling of tray, silver­ gregation in a hymn festival at ware, napkin and milk and there 7:30 p m. Sunday celebrating Re­ have been many le«a spills. formation Day. Rev. Grover Se­ Pineerest. too, is expel unfitting well announced. with a rash line—each child par* The service will he tinder the for his meal as he receives hie direction of Mrs. George Touhy, food. A check during the first alt minister of muaic, with Bob Crum­ week* shows that fiom 93.1 chil­ ley serving as reader to provide dren. only *7.37 has been lost. some data regarding the hymns Mrs. Fesler, as delegate from that will he sung Region 5. and Mrs. I.ouise Hasty, The congregation will have a Seminole High lunchroom manag­ very important part, Mrs. Touhy er, attended the national ronvenMid. to . joining the inn rhoral Airn voices in some of the Christian 1Washington. D. C. thia month. The rhurrh's most loved songs ©{ praise. It Is expected that a large num­ ber of worshipers will fill the sanctuary for this special event, and the Presbyterian pastor ex­ tends a warm invitation to all who would like In take part in this spe­ cial worship service that will be concluded in less than an hour. Florida program, considered to he one of the best in the nation, was represented hy 89 delegates which u l the !argr«t number from any sna state present except Virginia, one of the hostess states. Three of the Florida delegation were pro­ gram ipeakera. D IX IE BELL D IN E R Hymn Festival Slated Sunday NATIONALLY FAMOUS Maltese team of Dr. Vincenzo Calvnresl of Bed­ ford. Maas., which will put on an exhibition at the Orlando Dog Training ...............TTOTTi ffPot obedience trial on Nov. n at Dafts Arinoiy, Orlando. These tiny irresistible snow white representatives of an nneient breed arc believed to h a v e originated in Malta thousand* of years ago. They are alantt eight inches high and wo’gh between three and seven pounds. Obedience Dog Trial Slated For Orlando Nov. 6 Have you «ver watched the obe­ ' ed a dog thought them a waste o f , shows of Boston. Chicago and dience ring* at a dog show ? The time • the Maltese in a short time New York. The Maltese, a pure way these dogs of all sizes, colors | overcame this prejudice and kind!- j white wills dark eyes and black and brecdJ conlentedly *tl and csi the spark which brought into-be- nose and weighing not over seven work will surprise you. You will I Ing the hobby of breeding, rais­ pounds nor le»s than three is be-, aee them move beside their hand ing and training these toys until lievcd to have originated in Malta lers at different paces, retrieve today he has produced more than thousands of yrara ago and is said on the flat and over jumps, pick 7S champions and his dogs have to be the progenitor of such breeds out an article from a number of taken five best brace and It best as spaniels, poodles, dalm atians., similar articles by scent only, team in 20 entries at the largest setters, chihuahuas and Pekingese. leave, their handlers, sit on com­ The Seminole County TB and mand at a distance and go over Health Assn. i» making plan* for an indicated jump at a signal, lie an X-cay survey in the county or sit m groups with their handlers Doremher 2 through Dee. 2t and 30 to 30 paces away or entirely the latest conference on tha pro­ out of sight. tect wa» with Kmhree Walker. An obedience trial will be con­ Jacksonville representative of the State Hoard of Health. ducted on Nov. 8 at Davis Armory, Orlando, from 10 a.m. to S p.m... though tie presidential nominee * Taking part in the planning ses­ By FRANK DONOGIIL'E sion at the home of Mr*. Ixiriatne and dogs trained at different is In no way involved. United Pres* international Graham, executive secretary, were schools throughout Florida and a The outcome of the presidential New York and Pennsylvania number of out of stale will per­ campaigns in the New England wilh a whopping 77 electoral | Mr*. .1. N. Azrarello, committee form. These trials arc examina­ states, Pennsylvania and New voles between them are a stand- chairman; Mr*. W. \V. Tyre, pres tions to earn American Kennel York is cloaked In a let of “ if't," off. Both the N'ixon and Kennedy idenl; Mrs. Margaret Gnit, Mrs. Ralph Hammond. Mr*. I.. 1.. Cox flub degrees. The novice degree “ In."*" and “ perhapses.’’ camps have turned these pivotal ami Mr*. \Y. .1. Hartley, all of is Companion Dog and is earned stall* Into horse race* — with a New England is a six state re l.nngwnod; Mr. and Mr*. J. I. by the dog completing hi* elemen­ gion noted for its ‘ togetherness' photo finish. Laird of Casselberry and Walter The rivals know that In ret-rnt Vilelow. tary training. The high jehool de­ —but not it polities. In polities, gree is Companion Dog Excellent, Yankee Individualism create* an history only one presidential can and the college degree is Utility enigma that even llic boldest didatc, Harry S. Truman, entered the White House without carrying bowlgarer hesitates to explore. Dog. It ia not easy on the handler Ilut a< the presidential cam­ New York. Kennedy and Nixon are both ss there will be the "clown,'’ who paigns round* Ibe final bond. H expressing confidence of winning realizing he has an audience, will looks as if Vice President Nixon Mr*. M»rja Morski is organizing deeide to put on an art. There will carry three New England New York'* 45 electoral votes. a group lo present a Christmas Nixon and Kennedy are running will he the usual comment "hut stales — 'lame. New Hampshire shoulder to shoulder a* they ap­ pageant at the annual yule party he always does it at home" or and (most certainly> Vermont Of proach the tape in Pennsylvania which i* sponsored hs the ( Imlnuta these, Maine might he a light “ he always does H everywhere Woman's Club at the Community (32 electoral vote*). squeeze. else, hut in the ring at a show, Democrat* won the voter regis­ House. Supporter* of Sen. John F Ken he fails." There will he the bril­ tration rare In that state and She isk* that anyone interested, liant performer who goes through nedy say he will emerge victory have a solid campaign issue: un­ whcihcr in performing or working his pares with gayety and almost ous in his native Massachusetts, employment in the coal industry. in mechanical departments of such Rhode Island and Connecticut. perfection, amt there will be the Democrat* also have tightened a project, rontact her at her home But they arlcnowledee that vic­ •xcellent, very good, the medi­ their hold on the state govern or at the hrsuty shop. ocre, and so on. Each dog is a tories in Massachusetts and Con mrnt. r.erticut won't be shoo-ins. In Pennsylvania Republican*, on personality and watching them is Massachusetts, for example, the the other hand, point to the fact very entertaining. There Is no electorate will vole for another that a Democratic presidential trick to it, it is simple obedience. “ favorite son.’ nepuhliran vire At S p.m , Dr. Vincenzo Cali are presidential nominee Henry Cabot candidate ha* not been able to carry their state »inre 1941 when at of Bedford, Mass., will put on Lodge. Franklin D. Roosevelt won I an exhibition with hn spectacular Also, the Democratic state ad Maltese team. The Doctor, who ministration in Massachusetts has fourth term. Which way Pennsylvania goes leaches languages in the Boston been plagued wilh scandals in two may depend on the vote In it* two school system, was presented a state agencies. Some feel the vot­ largest eitle*. Philadelphia and .Maltese in 1939 and accepted tt ers might penalize Kennedy in Pittsburgh, both D e m o c r a t i c without enthusiasm. Never hav­ the ballot box for the Demos rats' stronghold*. Republican* a r* ing owned or for that matter want- doings at the state l e v e l even working feverishly to hold down the Democratic malontiei in those two citie*. Religion ha* not been the fac­ tor in New England that it ha* been m tome other sections of the nation. And Kennedy'* Ro­ man Catholicism i* not expected Corner of LONGWOOD. to be a political detriment in the LAKE and six-state region. However, it probFLA. ahiy will give him a boost in pre­ CHURCH ST. dominantly Ca'holle area* in Our Speciality Massachusetts, Rhode Island and i Connecticut. n Pennsylvania ie moatjy Protein ant though its governor David L. Lawrenre. is Catholic. The effect OPEN « A. M. f« 9 P. M. DAILY it difficult to gauge In the twi­ 7 A. M. lo 4 P. M. SUNDAYS light hour* of the campaign. Convention training was geared I "This meeting was tm (tiepinto all personnel levels with one of tion which gave aa a driving dethe highlights an 8.12-pifi e exhibit sire to corns home and do an even which Included‘ everything from I better joh" observed Mr*. Fesler “ soups te null'* end "tablespoons in summing op the aeeount of her to institutional dishwashers." ' work and trip. Hwy. 17-92 - South Oar Specials This Week SUGAR CURKI) HA.M ................. .................. *1.49 WESTERN T-RONF. STEAK .... full 12 o«. rut *1.49 SOUTHERN FRIED Vt CHICKEN ................... *1.19 Genuine Italian SPAGHETTI with meal sauce 97e AH Dinner* Include Vegetable* and Choice of Coffee or Tea OPEN 6:30 A. M. til ? - Every Day MRS. FESLER DOW NTOW N SAN FO RD X-Ray Survey Planned By Health Assn. Outcome Of Doubtful States’ Voting Remains Cloaked In tfs, Maybes Group Pageant For Chuluota The Workingman's Meal” from 97c YOUR H EAD Q U ARTERS FOR Bicycles Wheeled USE OUR LAYAW AY PLAN (Bob TREAT YOURSELF TO C A N A D A DRY' BOURBON ...I T ’S “AM ERICA’S FINEST" t fA u m lm f Fred M. Smith, Owner 211 E. fit St. fUziford I d I seal It Mi401 H44UI M a U M H ilt • H llll Mf W hlliM M. lilakilH U L Z4»4«.« M tU t M. t �i * ■B - • *7 _ WASHINGTON Democratic Unity At Last Om of the moot heartening «Ifna of port? unity « u diapUyad laat waak in San­ ford when the county aupportara of atata Democratic candidate* and membera of the County Democratic Committee *freed to launch a full mrala effort to work together to puah for election of the full Democratic tic­ ket. Durinf the pant few montha we have fieard various grumbling* around town that Dixferences between the political par­ ties in an election year are hard (o pinpoint. Once every four years the Republicans start talking like Democrats. The rest of the time they act like Republicans. Underlying this strategy of politics is the fact that ooa party carea and the other doesn’t. The theme of the Democratic Party has been service to all the people. The theme of the Republicans ia service to the pri­ vileged few. It waa Senator Kennedy, and not Rich­ ard Nixon who echoed the aspirationa of moat Americana when he spoke of the chsl- lenges of the New Frontier of the Sixties. His call was similar in scope and theme to that voiced by Franklin Delano Rosevelt when he called for Americans to make dtcrificea in the bleak daya following the last Republican administration. The Democrats look with respect to the past but with hope to the future, while the Republicans look with reverence to the past and with dismay to tha future. Th difference ia between the bold ima­ ginative leadership of the Democrats and the timid conservation of the Republicans. Remember that next month. WASHINGTON CALLING by Ed Koteiba WASHINGTON — It am#H* lik# A eirtular atsirear# waa out. a lumber yard — the awaet odor of I Iswad because of complaint* that V 1 v- J . Thlre’e >l*a would obttruet tbo view of th* freoh-cut pm* board*. Thar# a aU prhrU#ftd b |f lhoU g l t hered to a hint of mu*tin#** in th# air, a t (],,], ncw j,fro> from tha bland, damp cemont And Stewart aaya that if anybody you got n whiff, too, of gaaolin* ha* a bettor ides on how to get from th# rompeootora. | eamersmen up to that crow * I t won't bo 1ft# thU thro# neat, ho* opan to auggeation*. month* from now. At high noon On# thing, aure: Thia will he Friday, Jan. 10, th* pounding, the cleaneit inaugurat.on ceremony in tawing, tha clanking will ba but hiatory. The traditional overhead an old oebo hero on th* Capitol tUrTingt will bo gone. p;t i a _ Th* Capitol architect ia draping Praaidant of th* United SUM* h i m IIS.OOO worth of atarlingRichard Milhaus Nison — or will chaaor wire around tha akirt ».f it b« Protidant John Fitsgarald tha dome and other part*. T h ^ Kennedy? — will atand and fact electrified wire give# roosting th* aoatad crowd of 11,300 aud l i t U nit a jolt. Two or three jolt*, thouaanda of aUndeea reaching to aaya Stewart, and they never corn* th* boriton . . . back. Never will there hav* been th* The wiro 1* the ultimate me*. • backdrop of grandeur for inaugut-, ture. A few decade* ago the pe<>. 'a l rite* as for the 1961 ceremony.; pi* her* tried wliat then was *n Tha United State* Capitol will be extreme m#a»ur*. seen for th# first time, in an ot-j They got a cordon of police ficlal ceremony, in the full m*- around th# Capito. Building arm ed ^ jetty of it* ivory whiten***. ' with blank# to ahuot a t th* bird*.^ I t coat to many million* of dol-j Th# big bang* scattered th# lari l'va lo*t track of tho count, atarling* — but they scattered but now that th* rafiniahing work; only a* far a* the Supreme Court 1is going into the hom* atretch,' Building acroa* th* plaza, tha* a beauty. So the cop* movad over thcie The photograpner* wu o# up a aud XIioJ »••• Uar.k.. And th# t;;d> trae, though, when th# ceremony; flew back to th# Capitol. begin*. Georg* Stewart, Capitol; ----- ---------------------architect, has put th# photograph ; Place frcihly cut flower* in ers* stand 30 fact high — and water almost up to the b lo s s o in if there it no way to get up there ex and then insert scissor* under cepl to climb a steel perpendicular water and cut off a small portion ladder. of the stems. many Demoa would back Bryant, Irwin and the reat of the state ticket hut “the heck with the national ticket." Th meeting laat week, we hope, put an end to such talk. At that meeting there was unity as campaign chairman for the state ticket discussed vote getting policies with chairmen for the Kennedy-Johnson ticket. There were no disagreements . . . Now if we can only get the Democrats out to vote. There's Just One Big Difference! I tb By Marquis Childs LOI ANGKLEA—Tho groatoot; publican*, f o r a Xtpubliean, run. The Democrat* h*v* 34 of th* S«m U«« mark in this whole elec, j sh ir a* a party man, ha* not won 40 atate governors and meat of, tion campaign ia whether regia-! • prwnidwntim! election ainco 1928 th* mayor* nf th* big citie*. That* when H erbert Hoover defeated Al Ured Democrat* will vote DemoSmith. And during that 32-year • re hard political fact* th at ran, m t on November S. If they do th# Repub|jc, nl hav# eon- and In moat inataneaa do, add up then Sen. John F. Kennedy will b* | trolled the Congreta for only ais to patronaga and organiaation. In olorttd by n large majority of year* and then by alight ma- a conleat along party line* thla electoral voter, tine* in aliaort jorit,M* could be tha deciding factor. •very atsto th* Democrat* hav# Prior to 1952 Prendent KuanBut there are important quailenrolled majorities that axeood th* bow,r *1**1 no p*rty ■fWHaUon. fiar*. Firat and foramott ia th* Homer ia lypieal of milliaa* "At th* start. I thought he waa thinks regarding hi* wife'* failure Republican* H# w‘ * wook1 b* bo,h th# D ,B °- religious queation. In ctrtaln of otherwise good beabottda just out of town on buainaaa, for to excite him aa ah* did 25 years . Thia ia dramaUitd hart in Call- t , *tl ,Bd ,b# Republican#, finally fili#f< noUb;y b iri j„ Lo, Anglia* wk*M witoo mloeod their moot that waa tb* story h* told me. aarliar. ami* whar* where with with an an Inteniiv* intensiva' h»c*P»!r,R *he cm irare '•* the at* it . rould m ...■ t . a farnia work against Kennedy. A vital romaatic twe. If your huater. But aa a national hero he hai "When I feund out, the* moved "After all, mayb# I am 0. K .,! m w rtglalralioa driva tha Dam*, flood of anti-Catholic literature hand trioo to revive hi* roman­ , to a neighboring town. He waa but (he ju st can't arouse me any grata hava maintained their throe- alwaya tended to toko a position is being relearerf .-icrois th* coun-j tic ardor by acting bitteniab. I gone for 4 waeka. Then ha cam* more. So I'll do a little flirting on to-two lead aver th* Republicani. abovo partisan politics. It ie in try, timed for the last two weeks yon wive# boiler follow nuit and hom* on* night and aaid h* was th* side and fee if another woman Th# total* ahow 4,295,110 Demo- this role, as a warm-hearted of ,the campaign. And a generous j can arouse my ardor." •rata and 2,926,404 Republicans. 1 P*l»rf*m'iio». that at th* height >ht re i* alloratsd to southern1 faot, or you may find yourself** sorry, and wanted to come back. in the l i n t holt with ilemer’o "He seemed devoted and amAnd the strange paramour us­ Democratic leader* ar* saying 01 ,ne prMenl’ Mn,pa,R» *• **j, California ......................... ......................... whet#, with an influx distraught wife. rere, so I relented. But two day* ually ran re-exrile the platonic both in privata and ia publie that m*kinf b,» current lelaurely -nontoulh#rntr, , n d midwesterners, j C A 8 K ( ; . 4 0 9 . H o m , r H , B i d later, he ran off to be with thia, mala for impotence it usually a they will carry thia state. T he, b« ,hl. . pp#. , t0 p.ejudlc. m a, find J ™ * ^ Z d ofto.Yl. mental inhibition. have become Increasingly op-| f*pl th*m hi* a response which it would not hav* ~ |Jf# crane." hi* worried wife other woman again. tlmistie during the past week.! b>«*‘"*. ‘ho president ha. done (n t|)# K>|1 "He atill tend* m* money and For a few months or years, the bagan, Hl am at my wit'a end. DRIVE . IN SERVICE shows a little Interest in our chi). I man is then exhilarated. He feels Republivans are more cautious, in-i ,t‘ , *r " olhin* ,0 J*»h*l<* • " d | In some areae th* Nison organ"F or Hunter fuddenly developed •istlng that while Vic# President I r' bulld ,h * P, r l * h* b,l,udl)f (satlon, as apart from the regulat an affair with a divorcee. He even dr,n* bul h' *rU c0nf,1*»d- should ,ik» » P*'*0" reprieved at I gtva him a divorce!" . : th* guillotine, for he had been alRichard M. Niion may have a tfcoM' ,B .* ' h h" l* #n * | Republican organiiation. is w o rk .,m0vad his rlnthe* over there, •light lead today the rata is •■*. «>o"POl»tle.l president. |n f hard#r ind mutf .ff.c tiv e ly 1 Men go haywire juat at o ften; mo»l Mconeiled U> a permanent ( •a womtn when they pats th* age <platonic existence, when the other j tremely close ar.d it rould go In th# current contest certainly; *htie tha voters live than the of so, woman pi .id that he wss still Oltko: wxy. 7 i i Cafi&rsU c^U . « • S'ttnhower.. v.nr «V Muun.. Uemoia tb* view of this observer, do Kennedy a Roosevelt. That i* to frIt< w|„ privately that this In fact, men can be terrified J'Ounjf. •Mm to favor th* Kanoedy-John. *•*' ‘h» fkoiea ia not between a i§ |fu# ,n i0uthein California more easily than their wive*, for j If a wife will pick up her curs •on ticket because of th* very na- Pu-erful and popular peraonality. wh#r# lhf Nil#|| wuri„ , d„. th* male is suppuied to be th* ag- and become moie seductive, allurgreseur in erotic matters. ing and jolly, aha can fight fire tnra of tho rampolgn not only!*nd » P»r‘y ">•» marching under jnf , h. roUfh t irelo*a job at • Parking: Stalls If he findl hi* ardor waning, h e ; wish fire. k«r« but throughotat Iht country.• lhf PMrty banutr. It !• neither prfC|nr» jtv r|# Republican hopes or* based o a 'l p'*4, when hranklin Ruueevelt , ihua realises thia fart lung before The s>ddf favor the wife almost ■y JAMES KKU.FR Still another qualifier concern* • Tennis Courts the belief that Democratic regis­ .was , running, against . . Alfied 31. , the continuing unhappmesa and Man's best Irtend ia definstaly j hit dutiful mate ever tenses th a t; every time, for a paramour grows anything ia wrong. monotonous, too, and ill temperedtration means comparatively little l .ndon, nor 1956 when President | r, lui.t, nf, of , ht d„ oU(t St#v, n. | not a rattlesnake, a 32 year-old , wive,” your husbands d o n 't; when she can't get th* man's wife • Shuffle Courts, Etc. and that, a* in 1952 and 'M. Eisenhower was lunning for I* •unites. They will virtually all vote pet lover found out to bis diimay. "suddenly" become unfaithful! elaction against tha challenge of to frea him via divorca. enough registered Democrat* will fur Kennedy in the end. Rut th ey 1 FREE ESTIMATES No, that Is usually th* final Wives of men past 40, send for voto for tho Republican candi­ Adlai Stavensun. are nut doing the duorkell ring- ^ The young laborer came acroa* of ■ lengthy internal debate. the booklet "How to Prevent Im­ date. Democrats are convinced. Nationwide the tiallup pull give* ing and Ihs- telephoning of past a reptile in Ihc desert near Den' ver. Colorado, and found it turb *m become platonic," ia the potence," enclosing a stamped re­ that party rhoict In reglatration tha Demmrats an edge of 1U.0U0,- y e a n . a friendly creature that be de-1 fearful idea that first seta them turn envelope, plus 2l> cent* (non­ ia signlfirant, particularly with 000 votera over the Republicans, Kennedy ia roniing back here profit). R*w voters who favor tha pro- based on a calculation of total for th* first two days in Navsm- tided to take it home with him." half crasy. "Maybe, if w* went through our It's cheaper and more fun to For several days the serpent's grams tha Democrat* stand fur regiatiation. In .lUtrs auvh as |„ r> , \ | , on j, nu« scheduled for -617 S. FRENCH old courtship experiences, then I'd stay happily married, than to be a FA 2*864.1 behavior was above reproach. On gnd which Senator Kennedy ad- Pennsylvania and Delaware, wline .\l)Yi ,yt 4 lnd j_ The Republicans to*ates in his speeches. the Republicans hav. always led, wl|| pour m,.,,oy into a mss- tho third day, however, hr posed P*rk up," ia a common follow-up touted divorcee! ( If tha Democrat* are right and | the Democrats now have majori- , IV# TV-radto coverage in th* last with the snake for a photograph- | thought. That’s when th* husband tries this fa a taat of party, then the! lie*. In Michigan, wheie registra- )u d l ) ,. what happened in No- er. Then, unexpectedly, without (o revive his honeymoon behavior. • the slightest warning, it sank its •lection bocomee, quit* apart from tion has inr-raard I'd peivent ftuul vrmber of Its 16 when a few thous­ (t* meaning for tbo world and tho total of last April, must of the and votes trickling in from Cali- fang* into theu young man's hand. He may suggest a movie date, or Crushed with disappointment, he bring you candy and flowers. America'* position as a world inrreaso has com* in Detroit and fornia's northern counties decided ( j0|d visitor "Guilty conscience" Is how a lo t!| I can't under­ loader, tha suprsma — parhapa th* other industrial areas that are | lh# pr#*id#ney haunta tho dreamt stand it; ws'vt been the best of of soured wives then diagnose this oltimata —- challenge to tho Ra- heavily Democrats. of both th* candidal**. frtanda." unusual avidence of his thought­ klurh of the word a tragedy fulness. But that's usually nat tha case, I can be triced to th* coafulenco SIZES 36 lo 50 tnxt wall.meaning persons have for ha ia really trying to make : placed in those whose evil intent you more stimulating to himaolf In they should have recognized. ordor that ho ran romain faithful Sink to Cud’s truth and your I to you. Editor, Smart wives thus recognise this Neither the dyed-in-the-wool owl* ™"»“>on sense snd you will Democrat nor rock-ribbed R.pub-I 001 fntilngcr >our welfare or that symptom as the early onset of th* | | "platonic” fright that la man! lican ia going to decide the fat* of others. Heware <* , l l ‘* Pf"Ph*l», : kind's aga-old bugaboo. ..f this nation in November. No-| ' Bew,r* If you prosaic wives ahow no ' body yrv r.obody b-t* tb . itan*. * ho' lo >ou in bound Independent who, to b, | clothing hut inwardly sr* raven- spatial alarm*** to tm* dangerous 1oua wolvai." ' stata In your husband and fail to I aure, is not so naive as to risk his (Matthew 7:15) pick up your cue# romantically, welfare or rhanc.s uf survival Keep me. 0 Holy Spirit, from then he may shift to some other upon tbe whims of that schoolbeing deceived by those whoso more stimulating female, BELIEVE boyith pera.mification of youth— bad intentions are only too ovl- j "Maybo it i* HER fault," he Johnnie Kennedy. IT OR dent. 3‘uurs v.ry truly, RECORDS A ACCESSORIES NOT G. T. Rogers GUITAR INSTRUCTION If >ou are sewing cotton knit*, DAVE’S RECORD 11* zigzag stitching to get a firm Fditur: CENTER It makes m* feel real good to er and smoother finish, especially • •• Meat First Paaford be abla to write the .Sanford Herald under th* arms and at other "OPEN T H . 9 P. M." and express on behalf of this point* of strain, school and community the appre| trillion that we (eel for the courte­ h e a d q u a r t e r s for sy and cooperation shown by yaur "It waa m y easy. THIS SENSATIONAL SALE----stiff. 1 in liM Mrs. Holmes who aont m tiso ouoMiona* AIR You will find the doors open h e a t in o at any time, for business or other­ CONDITIONING fag e 4—Thura. Oct. 27, 1960 «** » agiarg RfralA wise. K 3 KR 3 I I I I N G fruas ru.nu u n it. >o c en tral ayatama lo r aay wai.TKM KIELOW, Bailee ••* rsbIUk.e Thanks. 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( ) Hum* ( ) CALL FA 2-8627 C L O T H IN G C E N T ER___ Office ( ) Store CLOSED: Friday Before Sundown and A1I Day Saturday OPEN: Sunday Through Thursday U a. m. to 7 p. m. �>• Thuri. Oct. 27. m o —Pa*« A M tn * , Miss Lynda Clark Cecil E. Hickson Married At Oviedo Methodist Church The groom's mother wore a beige I Following the ceremony, a re-1 white lace cloth and held an ar* Mist Lynda Ca>Ie Clark, dsuglitcr of Mr. and M n. John M. Clark dress with black accessories and • ccption was held in the fellowship i rangement of white gladioli and and Cecil Eugene Hickson, son of a corsage o( yellow . sweetheart j hall of the church. The refresh- silver candelabra. ment table was overlaid with a | Mrs. J . W. Keen, an aunt of th* lira. Sarah Hickson, all of Oviedo, rosea. bride, cut the wedding cake, and were married Oct. S at I p m. Miss Joan Poffrabarger kept tha at the firs t Methodist Church In bride's book. Oviedo. Others assisting with ths serv­ The Rev. George Carllon offiing were Mrs. Thelma Hickson, ciated at the double-ring, candle­ a iister-in-law of the groom and light ceremony. Mrs. Henry Aiken, another aunt The church was decorated with af the bride. arrangements of white gladioli. For her going • away outfit. Mrs. T. I.. Lingo, organist and Mrs. Hickson chose a beige lace Merritt Staley, soloist, presented a sheath, over taffeta with black program of wedding music. accessories. Mrs. Richard Smithson was ma­ Upon return from their wedding tron of honor, Bryant N. Hick­ trip, the couple's address will son, brother of the groom, was b# Route 1, Box 1M, Oviedo. best man and serving as usher* were John Clark Jr., a brother of the bride and John David Beas­ ley. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white embroid­ ered princess style dress aod car­ ried a bouquet of white Fuji mums. The matron of honor wore a lavrndar princess style dress and car­ Witches and goblins will be aeei) «. y 7 , two days early in Sanford thia ried a bouquet of Isvcndar Fuji mums. year as t!i« Benevolent snd P stroitic order of Does, a t Its meeting The bride's mother wore a blue jersey dress with pink accessories Monday night, made big plan* served from 6 to 7 p. m. on the day of the bazaar. Left to (or a fun-filled Halloween danca and a corsage of pink sweetheart .MEMBERS OK THE ETHEL ROOT CIRCLE and the MR. AND MRS. CECIL EGL’ENE HICKSON right they are, (front row) Mrs. George Chabot, Mrs. scheduled for Saturday evening, roses. Friendship League of the Congregational Christian Joseph Stock, Mrs. Merrill Robinson, president of the at the local Elks* Club. Church are shown displaying an assortment of hand Friendship League; and Mrs. Clyde Stinson. Back row. made articles to he offered for side at their annual haIngenuity and imagination will Mrs. Howard Rollins, Mrs. W. W, I.ini and Mrs. M. J. •'nor, scheduled for Dec. 3. The two groups are co-spon­ pay off for those who use them Corbett, Ethel Root president. sor** of the project and have been working diligently all as prizes will be awarded to t (Herald Photo) summer and fall in preparation for it. A supper will be the best couple, tha funniest cos* tume and tha most original. A stork shower was given, Sat­ "In addition to tha prizea and urday night, at the Community the fun of guessing who's who, n Hall in Geneva by Mrs. Jimmy gala evening la in store for thoan Mr. and Mrs. Alvah W. King, ployed by the Citizen's Bsnk of Raulerson and Mrs. Johnny Ja- attending. An orchestra will be o s cobs, honoring Mrs. Robert Phil­ hand to furnish music for dane* of uvirdo announce the engage-, Oviedo, lips. ing" aaid Mrs. B. G. C erathert, ment and approaching m arriage groom-elect waa born in After the opening of gifts snd president who presided over the of their daughter, Yvonne, to J * * 0"1*/ N' C" * 5 * ^ ^ n ? a social hour refreshments of cup • Kdccwalcr High School, in ormeeting. The VAlt-9 Enlisted Wives Club By m a r l i n r . JONES ; snd her committee, Mrs. Joseph | Charles Ronald Taylor, »un of |iin,|0t | | c lt employed at the Mar­ cakes and c«M drtnka were ser­ Admission to the dance will be ved to the guests. ROSE CIRCLE met at the Sunday School build* j Laughter and merriment ran g ' Lelnhart, Mrs. Lynn Neely, Mrs, Mrs. Ellen Taylor, of Winter Park. lin Co. in Orlando. $1 per person, proceeds of which Those present included Mrs. Rose Circle of the Sanford Gar- j Thr biidc-eiecl was born in TlfThe wedding will be an event will go toward tha upkeep and ing at the Sanford Naval Air fort|, y rj(iay evening when mem- George Kelsey. Mrs. E. L. Lut rell, Mrs. W. R. Meek. Sr.. Mrs. den Club held the first m eeting1 . . . h .. n . of Nov. 21, at 4:30 p m . at the Lester Harper, Mis. Hubert Yar­ equipment for the Hirry-Annn Station, (or Ihe monthly session. bcrj ^ the Oviedo Woman's borough, Mrs. Dons Drcggors, , First Baptist Church in Oviedo. J. H. Staley and Mrs. W. T. Wal- of the fall season at the home of Crippled Children's Horn# in Um­ O Mrs. Robert Hudson was elected , Club galhered wjth their hus- ker. ^-0 formai invitations arc being Mrs. Marrie Massey, Mrs. G. W. atilla. All Elks and their guests Mrs. E. L. Lindsey, in Litlla Yen cdo and was a member of the club representative to the central t , ^ , Keliuvwahip Hall of the 1959 graduating class of Oviedo' u .„( a,„i a|j friends of the couple Jacobs, Mrs. Bob Craig, Miss are invited to this festive event Decorations centering the tables ice. Marcia Sacked aod Miss Cath­ committee. Minutes of the last j First Methodist Church for the were formed from Japanese piuuia, Upon arrival the members were High School. She Is presently cm* J arc invited to attend. that la scheduled to get under­ erine Mason. committee meeting were read. annual "Country Frolic" honoring fruits, vegetables, pine cones, served coffree by ihe hoslcas. Tbc way at • p.m. and last until 1 a .in. Tickets for the Sanford-DeBary 1tls« husbands and members of the I pumpkins, pyracanlha, golden meeting was opened with Peter At an tmpressiva ctramony symphony were offered for sale Oviedo High School faculty, th c ir|ra in tree and fall leaves. Marshall's "Prayer for World I Mrs. Caruthers Initiated Mrs. John to the members. wives and husbands. ! Walter Teague Introduced Mr. Peace," read by Mrs. Chart#* J Pierro as ths newest m ember itra , C. R. Waller was welcomed Costumes for the occasion rang : and Mrs. Herman Morris of the J Park, of the Sanford Drove 160, as a new member and guests were , cd from farmer boya and girls to | MQ Ranch, who-were in charge Mrs. James Truitt, president, During the social hour, re ­ Mrs. Gerald Sasser, Mrs. Robert {old fashioned numbers. Mrs. R.W .] of the •ntertsinmsnt for the even- presided at the business session, freshments were enjoyed by tha Hie Upsala Presbyterian Church members. Hostesses for the even­ ^ S e c h rc s t. Mrs. Robert Kerner, j Estes, president, received many j ing. They kept the crowd, e sti-[ when plans were made lor the { | is sponsoring a family fellowship ing were Mrs. Jam es Smith, Mrs. Mrs. George Foster and Mrs. compliments on her costume made mated at about 150, laughing dur- j circle'* part in the state flower covered dish supper, Saturday, show, at the Civic Center in Dec J. Perry. after fashions of many years ago. ing the entire evening. John McCloskey and Mrs. Lynn Various games were played in- ember, H >steascs for the evening were Mrs. James Partin received honi Supper wil he served in the Lyons. 3lrs. A. W. Epps, Mrs W A Mrs. F. Siegcman and Mrs. Char- ort for her "mop" wig and George eluding one that proved to be educational building at A p.m., lew Ylnning. Means for Ids outstanding get- very popular. The group was <ti- Morrison and Mrs. O. I.. Barks followed by a film interpreting the Thera are an estimated 499 mil­ The next meeting is scheduled up. a loud tie many feet long a- vided into two sections, the Re- were appointed as members of thr ; missions of the church. lion chickens la America. This publicans and the Democrats, with nominating committer. for Nov. 17 at < p m. in the Sunday l gainst a bright orange shirt. 1 All members .md friends are come* dawn to about three per A lesson on "horticulture" was School building at the Naval Air; Members and guests enjoyed the Mr*. James Partin and George invited to attend both the supper, person. Station. i delicious covered dish supper *er- C. Means serving as leaders o( led by Mrs. Epps. She gave tug and program. The supper is free, j geations for raring for plants the two groups. ------------------------------ved by Mrs. Charles T. N'iblack i tmt donations will be accepted for THE WONDERFUL damaged by the hurricane and the church building fund. SMITH . CORONA showed specimens of some rare Geneva ELECTUIC PORTABLE plants, including the "varnish tree." Mrs. W. E. Gray described *ome interesting plants, observed on By AUDREY JOHNSON a recent trip to Jamaica. One was Julian Harrison entered Semi­ Mrs. T. K. Phillips lias returned Mrs. Wallace Kelsey, the former | the room. The bonoree was as- the pimiento or allspice tree. nole Memorial Hospital Sunday home from Jacksonville, where | Miss Carol Alford, recent bride, I listed by her two sisters, Miss Ilie program "grooming plants where he will undergo aurgery, ahe recently underwent major aur- wai ltled wi,h a miscellaneous! Gladyjs Alford who kept the g ift1for the Rower show' was preFriends of Jerry Meachain will % scry at the Baptist Memorial Ho*- jhort(r n , urid ay evening at the i book and Alias Jeannie Alford who ,tn l*d by Mrs. J. D Woourulf, 9191.19. Temporary MISS YVONNE KING I lie glad to learn that he is re­ Regular pita!. Since then, she hsd been' _ . 1. . ___ . Ilt I Other members present were law price only 914f.lt . . i i w l home of Mrs. Ri Lsery in Ovi-1 assisted with the opening of the, . . . . . . .. cuperating satisfactorily from re­ recuperating at Hie home of | u | r • | .\|r j. Morrison, Mr*. Barks, Mrs. | plus taxaa cent kidney,aurgery at the Flori­ Other portable prlceo la Iriends in Jack-onville. \edo. gifts. Henry .Simpson. Mrs. John Tno proportion da Sanitarium. Cards and letter! The First Baptist Church of Co hostesses included Mr*. D. Delicious punch and cake was J mas, Mri. Charles Cole, Mrs 10-9ey typing course free may be mailed lo him, room 111 Geneva has planned a fellowship W. Willis, Mrs. J. G. Beasley, served to Mrs. Roy Alford, mother i.anft Mrs. J . O. Gregory HAYNES west, care of tha hoepltal, Or­ dinner to be held Sunday, after Mrs. Charlie Dishman, Mrs. G. of the bride; Mrs. George Kelsey, Miss GtennaMagill. OFFICE MACHINE CO. worship services. In conjunction JM. Arie, Mrs. Irving Malcolm, and Mrs. Dora Kelsey, grandmother! WOODROSE CIRCLE B> MAR,AN R JaNE* ] and Jim Wilson, home when they lando. Typenrltera • Adding Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamil Machine* - Cash Register* with this dinner, a roll call of all Mrs. Alvah King. of the bridegroom; Mrs. G. W .. Mr*. Leonard DeWitt w .i host Mr* John 0 ,0 h*’ ,'c‘ n r' lur" , . i n .-r wUh 311 Magnolia Ave. members will be held with ate-1 Arrangements of gladioli and Alford, grandmother of the bride. l0 opening meeting of home room mother and Hallowr-! ' ” »• UUc*v*t ‘ * a * iniiirn er wun to.’ West 19th St. left Monday, for I Sanford. Florida wardship being stressed. | hibirus were plared throughout1 Mrs. Lynn Neely, Mrs. E. G. the Woodrose Garden Circle. m Carnival chairman for Alfred *m' wil* Clrwiston, lo spend the winter. 1 here and m Sarasota with her bro 'Cross. cross, sirs. Mrs. C. M. Arif, Arie, Mrs. Psul ra m j The nre main mam item of business buDnesa dis-, dis . Campbell s tenth grade twine ther before reluming hume. Slavik, Miss Ruth Davidson. Mrs. cussed, was plans for the forth-1100m Mrs. J. G. Beasley accompanied M. F Beasley, Mr*. R. L. Slavik, | coming .lower show. ' M(|, p Fleming will arher »on, Norman Nolle, lo Geor- i J. W, Beasley. Mrs. Ale* LeinThree new members were accep nve ,hia lo b(. wlth hart. Mrs. P. H. Brown. Mrs. D. led in the circle. Thry wen- Mrs N.r molher whl!f , he lf inlrrning gia fur a stay with her son-in-law W. Willis, Mrs. A. J. Reynolds.] frank Kahlo, Mrs. Rernard B.ai* Winter Park for eight weeks. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Geor­ ge Higgins at Omega Ga. Mrs. R. E. Knight, Mrs. B asil; an‘* ^ r*. Everett Terry. ^ she is a senior si FSC. .Mrs. Jack T. Bryant, wife of the Jfsy*. Mrs. Ksrl Daul, .Mrs. Clara Coffee and doughnuts were »erMiss Ann Pierson, a graduate , ... E. Mariner. Mrs. Kenneth Mat- '««* bX '*>• hostess and a pleasant „f the Oviedo High School in 1955 pl,1*r underwent major aurger), Mon­ rolm, Mrs. Mary.Arie, Mrs Cor- “ *!*• hour enjoyed. „f Orlando Junior College, and of fur school or rough day. at ihe Winter Park Memorial. play — LEVIS can laka it! rme King, Mrs. Nina Lsery,Mr*. ----------- -------------------- .Stetson University, the latter in Hospital. Elizabeth Beasley, Mrs. Charles , . . . Feb., 1JG0, has been in training Wa hava them in alt alssa — Dishipan, and Mrs. Glady s Mai- i y Q W A m V a lS loT * ^0,> ,lle h^ 1*1 Security • Inn* and regulara, a*»orted coim. Administration following her wurk culura. Mr. snd Mr*. Robert l>. McN'sb in Valdosta Ga., FRIDAY announce the birth of a daughter. ] She U now ,n «*lt.more. MdAND three weeks, after which she re­ The Norman deVcre Howard JACKEfS I Ersnces Dianne, born Oct. 22 at ports to Sarasota for work there. Chapter, United Daughters of the in Ihe newest style* — tome The Senior MYF of First Metks *'n*noIa Memorial Hospital, Mrs. George M. BUckwell, of Confederacy meets at 3 p. m. at shawl collar* — latest colors. odist Church is snonsoring a "R est- 1 Paternal grandparent* arc Mr. Lubbock, Texas, accompanied her Ihe home of 31rs. B. I,. Perkin*, nik Party", Saturday from 9 to *nd ifr*. D. K. Jfc.Nab, of Sin- sister snd hrother-m isw, lawise MM Magnolia Ave. 10.30 p m. in 5irKinley Hall. , ford snd maternal grandparents Continental All members of the iroup are are Mr. and Mr*. R. W. nisck DRESS PANTS inv ited to attend. | mon. of Jay, Fla. Sanford BPO Does Schedule Hallowe’en Dance B fe y -m ^Mrs. Robert Hudson To Represent V AH -9 Wives Club Oviedo Club Fetes School Faculty Miss King To W ed Charles R. Tay lor tjc U id sin Geneva Resident Honored At Shower C'uid&A Fellowship Supper At Upsala Church Personals Miscellaneous Shower Honors Mrs. Wallace Kelsey In Oviedo P&aao/m I a _Ik ■ SOviedo Personals G ET YO U R BOYS LEVIS Entirely new ' For the first time, anywhere! Local Events WC-^ni SW EATERS M YF Plans Party tyBULOVA fabulous styling in burnished and Florentine finish makes these raw FIRST LADY Wstshes feminine fevontes. Precise, accurate 23 jewel movements make them proud pos sessions. 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Juun Johnsun INSTRUCTORS For Legist ration and FA 2-4696 Information Call: FA 2-8204 Across from the PuatuffUe K anpurd, t .a . ■ J ■a i �! t i- ' t\ '<\ * ! • ’’ * 4 ; ** • «, * ' ' *Aj4 Ole M iss, Bengels Sparks SEC Play Sanford Jayyeos Trounce 'Cudas ATLANTA (UPI) — Mighty Miaaiailppf calabntea homecom­ ing Saturday after eW straight /vine on the road end the g u sit of honor will he those Leuieiana Stats Bengala who two yoara run­ ning havo smashed the Rebel*' dreams of their first perfect sea•on. * But tho Missiilppi - Lbuiilana State game of 1960 doesn't fail In the tame category a* their clas­ tic* of IM I and 1959. Two years ago, both were un­ beaten and untied when they met a t Oxford with the Southeaitem Conf. t«.u« and national championehipe at stake. The Brngals won, 14-0, and grabbed all the pritaa. Th* tame situation prevailed last year when they played a t Baton Rouge. LSI' won in the closing minute*. 7-3. on a teniational 89-yard punt return by Bil­ ly Cannon. But an upeet the fol­ lowing week by Tcnneisce killed tha Bengali’ chances for repeat­ ing as national champions. At seunon's end-Mieietippi was No. 2. I.SU No. 3 and both had 9-1 records. The unbeaten Sanford Jayveea rolled over New Smyrna 44-0 for their fifth straight win of (he campaign Wednesday. Pacing the Sanford attack waa Ron Getman who scored three touchdowns. Getman was aided in the scoring department by Butch Riser who raced 45 yards or one score; Mike Caolo, who ran 65 yards to psy dirt; Bill Lovelace who ran 12 yards and Jim Wesslund on a 20 yard jaunt. The next game for the locals will tie against Florida Military School next Thursday at 8:80 p. m. It will be the final home game of the season. M idgets Slug * A Xvt ' • *(/) •» I '< *• Port Orange FLORIDA STATK HANK TKIM'HY lor the November tournament o f th e Sanford Women's Golf Assn, is examined by T. E. Tucker, president of the bank. Sally Wight, left, and Blanche Nicely, president of the golf asso­ ciation. Mrs. Wight holds the second prise, a sterling silver bracelet. A transistor radio also will be among the prizes. The trophy has to tie won three times to retire it. • (Herald Photo) The Sanford Midget# rolled over Port Orange Wednes­ day night, 84-14. Striking quickly in the first quarter, Sanford scored their first tally on a halfback dive by Steve Groover with four minut e gone in the quarter. Thla play waa set up by Ron Hinson's interception. Billy Higgins plunged for th* extra point. Witk almost the entire second quarter playod in a scoreless deedlock. At Goodepeed pleked off a Fort Orange serial aad ran 60 yards for a TD. This play came with ene minute remaining in the f i n t half. Higgins converted again. Opening the third quarter, .San­ ford went to the air, a t Hon Hin­ son threw to BiU Kuykendall for a touchdown. The play covered 4<> yardc. Hlggine plunged for hit third conversion. In a thrilling fourth quartor, Port Orango stagod a comeback drive. Scoring on a SO yard sweep play and n 41 yard punt return, the Orangemen closed the gap to S l-ll. But through the running and pais receiving ef Hlggine, who scored two more touchdowns, the Brevea emerged victorious by a 34-11 count. Impressing Lyman A L Expands To 10 Teams For 1961 Squad Travels To Dunnellon Friday Tha Rebels, paesd by thsii Many feel that th* 1940 Sugar Bowl Gama was a preview of great quartarback Jaka Gibbs what ran ba «x pected Saturday. have rolled up an average of 350 yards per gam*. LSU haa o ^ powered the injury-riddled Banaveraged 197. The Bengal*' d afM gals, SI-0. •iva record ia as good as th# Mississippi.goas Into Saturday'! lam a unbeaten and ranked No. t Rebels’. But Mississippi is foui nationally. But this tlnsr. LSU deep a t avery position and LSU’s haa failed to follow suit. The reserves are shallow and graen. But evtn with th* odds seemBengala have been stout enough defensively but their lark of of­ ingly stacked against LSU, tha fense has left them with a record gama 'at Oxford, Miss., which will of one win against four losses de­ ba regionally televised, evtrahadspite having allowed a total of owa the rest of a heavy south, a only two touchdowns in the five eastern slat* Saturday. On another day, the gam* n games. Gainesville would be tha head-lin­ er. It matches the hefty Auburn Tigers against the daring Florida DUNEDIN. Fla. (U PI»—War­ Gators. Both havo lost only ona ren Orlick of the Tam O'Shanter gama this season and both ara Country Club in Orchard Lake, contenders to Mississippi, which Mich, waa named today aa the nsither meets, for the SEC crown. PGA golf profcasional-of-the-ycar Florida is presently tied with Mississippi for the SF.C lead. Tha for I960. Th# 43-year-oid Orlick, a mem­ Gators are underdogs S aturdm ber of th# Provisional Golfers’ with Auburn figured to havo m o* Association of America since 1932, p o w e r and greater defensive was selected as the sixth winner strength. But tha gambling G at. of this annual award on the basis ora havo pulled off two upsets al­ of all-around ability and his con­ ready this season and reportadly tributions *be f .m . n f golf. have th* spirit to try again. Orlick Named D on't Just Dream A b o u t It... D O S O M E T H IN G GO BOWLING! NEW YORK (U P I)—The Amer-. lees. Webb is chairman of the would wreak havoc in my opinion lean League’s expansion to a 10- >Ak'e expansion committee. and I'm sure that the American i . ..Mi i AL president Joe Cronin stunned League will not want to offend the team circuit m 1961 was cd' b^ e b i|, * orld „ le Wedncl. enthusiastically in the three cities, day wUh th# anBOIUlc, mOTl of the earlier settlers and their fans,” involved today hut drew loud ciricuit’a three • pronged realign- he added. Sporting on* of their most im­ squawks from Walter OlMalley of ment move which: Bill Nicholas, general manager ONLY pressive records in recent year* the Dodgers and Continental —Transferred tha Senators ol the Loa Angeleg Coliseum, said, “ lock, slock and bstbnv" (rnm however: ' We cooperated with the tha I.yman Givyhound* taka • 4- ke4g*ue founder William hnea. Washington, D, C., to Mtnnespolts- Dodgers, so why wouldn't we co­ 1-1 record to Dunnellon Friday I ,, , , ,, „ Open Lanes* Available For Non-League Bowling night for a grid tilt. I Clv,e ia Mln"“ Pol‘- St. Paul. operate with the others?" Bring The Family, ivr V isitors From "Rack Home" Coach Bill Proctnr’s squad, fresh St. Paul, lo t Angelos and Wash—Established • new fi tychise Webb had pointed out in New WKRE OPEN ’TIL 2:00 A. M.. 7 DAIS A WEEK. from a 35-11 slugging of Bunnsll, lngton cheered the American in Washington, thus keeping ma­ York that the naw Los Angeles last Friday will go with th* same League's bombshell announcement jor league baseball in the nation'* tesm might plsy games in Wrigstarting barkfisld that has rolled and indicated all-out efforts to sur­ capital. ley Field If the Coliseum were —Invaded the rich Loa Angeles up some six touchdowns in their mount any obstacles. At the same area and thus matched the rival unavailable. 1 last two encounters. Shea, whose attempts to lure At the signal calling poat will “ me O'Malley shouted that “ an- National League m a eoast-to- the National League hack to New he Mike Brawn with high scoring! other full baseball schedule would ooaat circuit. York led to the formation of the Webb, who aaid emphatically Continental League, delivered a Jimmy Williams and Carl I’reaelyi wreak havoc in Los Angeles" snrt Onora Rd. just off Hwy. 17-92 at th* halfback skit* and Paul Shea called tit* move “one of the “ we are on our way to 12 teams," blistering indictment of the Amer Phone FA 2-7542 Blackford a t fullback. 1 lowest blows below the bell In the said lhatf urther details of the |Can League's move and predicted RENTAL SHOES • REFRESHMENT BOOTH expansion would be worked out at „ would revive conSre.iional Ic On the line, Harry Brown and hntnry of sport." Three key official* of the fed­ the league's next meeting here, giilation that baseball hopes to Bon Hugrins will he nt ends; FREE NURSERY with TRAINED ATTENDANT Clarence lluod and Mnrvin Fel­ eral government—Sen. Estates Re­ Nov. 17. That meeting will deal, avoid. lows, gusrds; Buddy Howtun end tainer (D-Tenn.), Rep. Emanuel among other things, with allot­ Jon fllmmel, tackles and Griffith t eller (D-N.Y.), and Kep. Kenneth ment of players for the new fran­ Keating (B-N.Y.i—expressed ap- chises. This Is expected la be ac­ Landress at center. Proctor thle week has em phasii-' proval of tho move which means complished by use of the so railed ed tha passing gam* during the that the American league will disaatcr plan—the plan created a weekly drilla. , operate aa a lu-leam circuit with lew years ago in the event a team •We’ve looked pretty good In * 152 game schedule for each was wiped out in a train or plane crash. It would make certain ^lay­ tha scoring department but, a b ig 1team in '61. The National league, which ers from each existing team in Home’a Distributors seem to be hand should go to ths blocking voted expansion into New York the circuit available to the new off on another winning streak, aa b a c k s , " h e a a id . ami Houston in 1942. said through dubs from a “ pool.” they added four wine this week, to The identities of the groups Iragur president Warren Gtlcs hold their lead In Tha Seminole that the American weagtic't sur­ which will operate the new fran­ County Businessmen's Bowling prise action would not change chises in Washington and lo t An­ League. They have 34 wina in thru plans. The two major lea- geles were not disclosed although first, with Benton, General Con­ goes thus will prrvcnt uneven ali­ Kites insisted he knew that Hank tracting in second with 23. gnments in 1941 for the first time Greenberg and Bill Veeck of the Jet Inn Bar haa third with 22, since the Anirrican league was Chicago While Sox intended to Owen'* Gulf Service and Sanford move to the nation's capital to SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Ths founded in J900. Electric are fourth with 19, Art 11 "■» nbvi,m» ,h*‘ American run Du! fledgl.og franchise. Day’s Turkeys havo 13, Ilide-A high cost of financing (Wilt The While Stahls*. Gator Lumber, Stilt) Chamberlain ami other less ILeague officials believed their In-1 O'M alley strongly questioned the Angelesj invasion of tho U s Angels* ternVulcan Matariala, and Abstract! publicized athletes today put Uni- I'* ‘,on “f ‘lle !“*>• pro Iterritory “ evenrd the acore" for i lory and said “ we had hoped to Coip. ara tied In. sixth with 17 veraity of Kansas' sportx each, Atlantia Coast I.ine, South­ gram on two years of probation j ,h* A**'0"*1 L**Eue's return to get our own problems in pioneer New York. The AL drive to put ing the territory, in building our ern Bell, and Wall's are tied with by the NCAA The nolirv-dirertine Council of * ,''anchl'« « G* Angeles was stadium, behind us belore the rel15 each for seventh. Welly's Phil­ off three »(**rhe*drd by Dan Topping and stives move in." lip* M have 14, Harvey's Plumb­ the NCAA, finishing sessions Wednesday, I,fl W*bb* to owners of the Yan-1“ Another full baseball schedule ing 13, Sanford Atlantic National days of L E T 'S C O M P A R E O P E R A T I N G C O S T S Rank and lleftlar Home* 12 each, made these decisions: Bated an 12,000 MUee far Ona Yaar's BeMng —Lifted the probation ban* on OUR ’61 FORDS ARE Independent Five II, Casselberry Country Cluh and North Orlando University of Mississippi, North YO U R P R ESEN T C A R DUB* BEAUTIFULLY BUILT TO Home* 10 aach. Carolina State and University nf 1111 F O R D ESTIMATE O P E R A T IN G C O S T S Although Vince Maaeinulla waa Wyoming. —Placed Kansas’ basketball TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES... top man with a M0 scratch ser­ M M P -M IL I ies. Ttsesdav night, many big team on probation for two vears C H A S S I S L U B R IC A T IO N C M A t S I t L U B R IC A T IO N A N D TO TAKE CARE OF YOU BY $ M .IB games war* bowled Maaaimilla I and the football team on proha ( A b obucK BB 91 to OvBfy 1000 ml#») $ 1 1 . 0 0 (u*4w ..im U .rn m . M n . ib . n U had a 232, George Conklin 304. lion for one year. The national CUTTING COSTS, ELIMINATING John i'aquatt* 221, and Geraid championship trark and field O il C H A N S II O IL C H A N S I S Behrtns 232. Ruaa Kitner holds team waa not involved. ( A . muih . . 1 .1. Vi M r « . l r , MOO 1 S . IB 7JB* (t * M 4 M s w m r MO* M lM ) MHl.S) M A N Y SERVICE STOPSI high gam* for tha league, a 245, rolled last week. M U FFLER REPLA CEM EN T O O U B L I-W R A R R IO Filling in tha split rlrrla hy Pick Harvard Back No doubt about it. the 1961 Ford t* a beau­ a A L U M I N I II O M U r r t l R (IrtCltiOoif IftBtB'lBhB* t * * '9 t ~ IB 1 S . N BOSTON tU P I) — Bruce Mac­ making the 3-10 seemed easy to tiful automobile. But the really big newa ia •H*n BB pot jO O t f l y p if tt B U B ( L u u . . t. 1 b i*.t aa I . * * m arm. NiBtoiy s i t 00) » *ri Curley Barren tine, Con Hllchuk, Intyre, 22-year-old Halfback whose the way it can eme you money .' and Gan* Marcel. Walsh and Dick passe* led to all of Harvard's For instance, in the ’61 Ford you'U«m»rN IW S Il F . a o j U S T IN * BRA KE ADJUSTM EN TS Hendrix made the 3-10, Wally points In last Satuiday's 9-4 vtemally go 20,000 mile* between cImmi* lubri­ R R A R IS raw br«M . .*.• ( A b fftuCfl Bl V * P*f Ad,w*i»W#*«4 .B B 7-3. Elaton Bard and tory over Dartmouth, haa Keen M M (ill<K«I.| tJ,u.l I l M H n M .,. .u f.cations. Then, n quick, inexpensive Ford up to l a i d pot pool) 1-8-10, and Wallace selected tha Ivy Leagna hark of l « m . M . at » . ba,..) Dealer lube job fabout $4.00i" will get you 4-7-10. th* week. set for another 30,000 mile*. Ydu'U go 4,000 A U T O M A T IC T R A N S . B A M O N IW C R U It i- O - M A T X mile* between oil changes with Ford'a Full* t l N K A S I A O J U t T M IN T T R A N S M IS a iO N U S M B ' ( A . o n . 1 •• . r e s t * tH ' M O F U " Flow oil filter. Ford’* powerful, new Truck ( * . « * . 4 iu lle .n l .nl,) m . t t l , t * rv> Sue brake* ease, too, for they adjuqt themw|ve« automatically for the life of the lining W A IIN S P O R O O IA M O N O t U B T R t And Ford's double-wrapped, aluminiieri F IN IS H m . . . t.ic t r t a u e tti. 21JB M .M tit mi ittufHcr normally lasts up to 3 time* longer IM n . i n M * . • t w i n INCLUDE ALL MEDALLION than the ordinary kind. HOME SPECIFICATIONS. Add to thcee features the fact that Ford’* TOTAL $ *2 .6 5 TO TAL $ 1 1 .1 # Diamond Luatre Finish never need* waxing, and you have a car that can eav* you plenty Com* 8 n the Miracle o f * t a . h g u tts in easit is o , . , at i»n. ise / .s.n t esbrnai.e .1 a . e it g . aatieni >i in maintenance coats. And remember, we c e ils le e . n a n * . p .r s ie a I t t o - I I M full-sise Am trtcaa car l w a Iwn Ford E)eal*r* were th* first to extend our Modem Entertaining — vser. a n * envm g t o * < . r . g . sn a a tl * » la n c e *1 11.900 u n i. , a t e s m p t f. a warranty on '61 cars to 12,000 miles or one «<ta in . I M I F a r* Is r a lull jtar u neu th . . . m . c n p ib . . . , full year, whichever cornea first. Ask your S u k t t . d it f M . h . n S . . l u m a Ir . m I. H - k t n S t . l u m a a n d y a a ’|| , dealer to show you the detail*. n 5a JET LANES Home's Off On Win Streak LET US FORD DEALERS SHOW V O U THE MOST MAINTENANCE-FREE FORD IN HISTORY Kansas Pul On NCAA Probation ATTEND T H E - Medallion Home OPEN HOUSE At Ravenna Park SUNDAY, B A R G A IN OCT. 30th Fixtures and Wiring o( Ravenna Park Homes PRICES P o p u la r B ran d s S E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC Farrell's ( a - i i u V i ant irt mM i j ' i PARTIO-CART ----- O S DISPLAY ALL DAY Arcade Package Store 319 East Sanford Electric Co. First* Sanford Gtre Top Y oJm BUwpa x to mm* h » gUoirtcnJ Contracting Division Magnolia Am. FA 2-STS9 vt on i II- FO M S A V E S YOU U MUCN U J 7 1 . 5 5 — IN O P D U T I M Satumal aiaraft labor roses. 6 M F0 R D S B e a u t if u l l y TO THE C B IT I I I I M l p r o p o r t io n e d C L A S S IC FO RD L O O K I S TR IC K LA N D - M O R R IS O N , Inc. 30S E. U l St. ftaofori, Florl^l �m Quantity Right? 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F O O D 0 W P « * * • v * :\S Orange Juice 5 1 / i �r.‘L- • . »* ■■ * r O H -O H / MERE A COM ES MAGGIE. SHE JU S T WANTS TO BRAG ABOUT HER T R IP S y w TO T M E C IT Y / By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: This problem l» not mine. I t I* the problem of * nun who ** devoted end decent ** they come. His wife told him four months ego that she wm* carry in f another man’s child. They have two of their own. Surely a man can t be expected to aupport another man s child. He has conaidered divorcing her, but th a t would mean aeparatlon from his own two children unless he publicly declared their mother unfit to raise them; Where would that get him? la there any way out of this. Abby? I am more than casually interested ta th l. man b « « w h . to my * » • „ DEAR CRUSHED: You are correct. • The problem la not yours—It is your son a. If he wanta to divorce hia wife, he has grounds. If he reconsider*, for the sake of keeping his family together, help him by never mentioning the incidont again. • * * DEAR ABBY: I am 13, fairly attrac­ tive and well-liked. I just found out that I am going to have to have braces. How can I look nice with a mouthful of hardware? “TIN GRIN” DEAR TIN: Better to have a “tin grin" and a beautiful smile..‘ill your adult life than a mouthful of craxy mixed-up teeth. a •. a DEAR ABBY: What does • man do when his wife never goes to church with him and the children? She likes to sleep late on Sunday morning and 1 haven’t the heart to wake her. People ask me If ahe js sick or nut of town. It is very embar­ rassing. When I as1c her please to go to church, she says she doesn't have to g» tochurch to save her soul. How can I get her to go? / EMBARRASSED I)EARfcEMBARRASSED: If she won't go to save her soul, niavbe she’ll go to save your face. Try a little tenderness. . • * • CONFIDENTIAL TO -IGNORANT AND ASHAMED” : Your, question is one that troubles many people . , . and it is nothing to be ashamed of. I cannot print the answer in my column, but will mail you a personal reply if you will send me a self-addressed, stamped envelope. + • . • For Abby’s pamphlet, "W hat Teen­ agers Want To Know." send 25 cents and a large, self-addressed, stamped envelope in care of this paper. I'LL BE-ffKAOy T IM E • li THURSDAY P. M. 1:11 it) Channel Bit Nairn d ) Hlaawnr Patrol ( ill (24 Nooncupa (:tt ill I’x.pln'a Choir# «.!* IS) tlid.Pla. Nona 1 :0 tZi lluntl-y il'inklsy (I) Huailoc * Pithing l\ it* l»oa , if) Juha Daly 7.01 iJ) Jim Boo la ill Nat l Tro Ponthall Ultima I:1S (I) I) >un Kanardn By MKJUN 6U E$5 WHAT I'M COOKING \ IT’S SOMETHING you REALLY L IK E / 7:10 (<i Wlfnnna 7:lt it) It) I:** i Si §.*» it) l:SS >1/ Tim (lutlaoa llossiwarrf Ha! t (lonna H»»rt Ctal 4lcCeye Mono and (he Neat J'rt aldnnl Ci Hat Slatereon life Hi HaLaalor tam er It) Two Parra Waat 1.1412) l-Jrnia Sard III Itiil Mllrara IS) Drbhln Itasnnldr ts.ee 141 I’.riun To I’trson Cl tlroucbn Mari 14:se Ci Sllka Htmin-r in, Jwu* ie| Taka 4 (.nod l»»k 11:04 C i KKS i Nani 11:1* (IMS) Moris 'l l ci tli ill ill til ill (I) R E D D I FERN E ' S « PARK Since 1940 — Central Florida’* finest, most unique FRIDAY A. M. 4.in 4.ee Cut ICU l:tv ;:le ?:*4 l ie PHOENIX, Aria. I CPI) — C atfi WASHINGTON <UPI> — The lnternaiionai Rank fur R « o n -, Ilimaou of Phoenix, new president • truction and Development mode of the American Raiwera Associnew loan* of $658.7 million in its atlon, han a aiinple formula for fiscal year rlosrd June Loans iiank suvvetie. He *av* “Cultivate of $40 million or more went to small borrowers. Today’s borrow­ Algeria, the Congo, Colombia, In­ er of $imi mny be your regular dia, Italy, Japan, Mauritania and $100,01)0 loan customer 10 years hence.” the United Arab Republic. STEAK HOUSE II.ta (t) Jack Paar . Mr. Billopp S tart Out Small Helping: Out Big: F I l - U I * i Hummer Olympic! What Ever Happened To The Sound Of Kids Threatened By Parents? ABOUT MY TR IP AROUND THE J V w orld/ y ' FOR HERTHIG Continental Clateronm Name ludax —liar# Oarraoap Wnatnar • Neva Wnka Un Marina Cartaane Naoa Neva Striking rlorks strika the hour lO’ f saparataly or strika them simul­ SERVING DAILY TIL MIDNIGHT you out” ai a true gem of a taneously. Bf DICK WRIT I 14 t l i • ap ittn E tn g a r e t If the clucks strike the hnurt | 1:44 III Nnwa WASHINGTON (LTD - I h»\e threat herauie It world like yeast Just 8 Miles South of Sanford on the miscreant's imagination. I separately it is clear that one of 1.40 12) TBA •been reading a Library ot ConHi K'insar Room • r U. S. Hwy. 17-92 always had visiona of being ■Si Karloon Kaanra ■grtia pamphlet about a fellow ground to dust by an emery them must b* right and the other t:IS Cl Itnnta and Maddlia FERN PARK, FLA. mint bo wrong. Tha quetiinn is t:C tsi Pina Don* v » « l •who travels around the world Hheel. S:ll ISI New—interview* ’tspe recording folk music. 1 In parts of the South., mothers i which is which. A mistake in de­ HI To lla Aimauiicte PHONE M id w ay 4-1998 Last year, the collector, Paul used to tell their offspring: “ If ciding could mean the diffeience 14:4* (2) Uo uan Ka Ml ( 4 ) lif . - m b 4 r Brld* By FRED DANZIG | The large rast handled Itself ‘r . Bowl.., received a grant f r o m ') 0'' * th“ ” *in' r U ,* V . ? lijtweeii cauhing and missing a 14:41 I I I O r b i t .Member Diners' Club And American Exprsee * ? , ' * _ ... . . . from an amazing grace to a floatl* .l v IS) \ Idaa Villa#* NEW YORK (UP1) — T h e well, but I’d like lo give ipeeial bus or train. ‘the Rockefeller Foundation which ing opportunity." This. I'm sure 12) r i a r t o u r H u n ts tl.4* tli Pvlct. la Right most dramalic of John Brown's credit to Tim O’Connor and W’eienabled him to spend several .,ou'l| agree, la a threat that ha* Failure of the rlnrk* to strike •4) I Ix)va I,uf« IS) Morning court ill-fated attempts to "meddle tli ley Addy. O'Connor portrayed a months in Morocco. He brought a poetic at well as a deterrent njmuitnnmou-ly reflect* on the ll:ao il.lu it) Comm ration rectly with tm peculiar inMitii- doctor who managed lo make *4, lll.ir llnrlfon back some 99 hour* •( miolr quality. man of tha household uhuie duly uon'' of slavery in pre-Civil War Mason face the facta — that not which hs baa turned sver to the I Georgia children of a diaobedi- it is to synchronise the clock*. 1 1 :1 * (S) Itoiva T h a t B o b , .. . . ,nl nature frequently were A repoit will be matte to him that day* rcecived a busy, slout-licart- only were his follower* no longer For ail FRIDAY P. M. library a archievs of folk song. . ,hat ,hl>y he laken ed. hardworking production Tues­ following hut the slave uprising the flock* are not together. He 1„ „ (J, Trul> One sf the things Bowles w ant-, th* ChattahoocheeRiver and day night in a bravura NBCTV that he expected would not be | nill Hav« it imprra««<l upon him k » Lott or U f •d to record waa a rare musical j ordered not to Jump in. special. forthcoming. Addy was effective emphatically that the eorr.ct t i m e f e e instrument, a sort of primitive The only ingenious threat Tvs The hour Jong original drama by as Col. Washington, an# of the ia easenlial lo the orderly running tli aaarea r»i Toiaerrete stereo, known as the "Z anur." It I heard recently was ultered by a tl) (juean 4'or A Day Robert J. Crcan. "Jolin Brown's raiders' hostage*. .is a double reed in the ban range | father who threatened to “ get out 0 e nou.<e o . | ii:it tit Guiding uaht Raid.” was ha«ed on the Oct. 16. The production was taped on AT THE CIVIC CENTER He will It* aiknl how anybotly 12:44 IS) H-p. Pollt. dp—i-h > whieh hat two mouthpieces and of thit chair and drop kick you 1859, raid on Harpers Ferry, location at Harpers Ferry and the .an know when to have dinner if ,iM " rill .Saturday, Ort. 29. heeinning *4 I 44 til T two btilla’-horn resonators. acroii the living room." W.Va., hv Almlltiunisl Brown nnd recreated settings lent an air of 7:30 I*. M. Keeord Hop, Game*, I'ritee, ime clock fay* ona thing and one t l) About r> « a s Bowles finally found o n e at his ragged followers. James Ma­ immediacy to the story. Many of Fun Far All! C i C r a - n r o a il a stork tay.i ar.c't-T • It* will h« told 1:14 fagangen on the eastern edge of son dominated th e hour at the thi- trrn et and faces conveyed an 1.21 <i, .V» Tl.. WorlJ Turn# that ha might be forgiven if th is1 It ) Pan V ra n c la sa H «al Bm Rif country and captured its wild eyed farmer turned - insur­ unciviny daguerreotype impact I 14 t l ) T o ba 4 a n i> u n 4 *it occurred only o.-ca.iunally but' l:a . sound alive. This wai not, how­ rectionist. But Sidnyy Lumet's direction a t I Jaa llu r t a ) lhat tha situation ie bamming It) Kail Cirri* ever, bis asoat nnorthodo* speci­ Mason's role called for disci­ was nert always success­ H i Da* la C e « M chronic. men. plined evangelical eloquence. In ful in developing the story. There I S * i l l l. a ra t ta T o n n e S n a w It will ha pnintad to him that; (*i Art Unklattrr At T a il, hr the southern Rif l#»s capable hands, this vital re were too many distrartions Sponsored by the Sanford i l l )tii*<i To K-alUy kraping tha clock* together i* country, he recorded a medley of quirement could have been over­ caused by inserting unnecessary, S i4 * t i l f a u n a H r. M a ia a a merely a manor of galling tha Morsceaa tunes played by a 12 done with disastrous results. Car­ flashy scenes. Some of the battle I I I M lllla a a lr a «k Ky BENNETT CEItr maa orehestra. The sole function rorrert time from the telephone I S * 'illll rHraosat * tbTab aCa la icature ami comedy could have scenes were too confu-ing. In a H oot* ‘of sight of the musicians waa to Campus setting the hands of tha the anipus Comics: t onnes: and salting it) la fie ri I ) Versui V resulted. But Ma.«on controlled his short, I wouldn't call K a smooth fire rifle* at slated intervals. I. rurdue sophomore: "Have you clocks. Tha-. ia a» uming that h e ; i H }}{ r#. a l* " f.jr |>I<ay intensity, his bold exhortations, production. t a R been k a a n aabroad? i n a n a i l ^ '* L ___ __ a _____ a # ____ a . t __ . a , __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A fter the big: Halloween I found tha pamphlet very in­ ever It) iirifbttr Ma­ hit blind confidence in his des hat .not fnrgotlan to wind athe Crean'a script tried lo make Vra-rtcan R.aSiiaag teresting and it set me to wish Demure Indinna ru atl: "No, 1 ve f|n,.k* ha ha* been frequently • I I lt) tiny and keyed hi* performance lo John Brown a sympathetic sort. tli ftcrat Starei Party plan to see . . . ,|n. lag that 1 could get • Rockefeller always bean a lady.” I I* lt> K4a* a! NI(M a descending scale. When, at the He made no oven reference to tt) ll*r*’a llnll)»i«4 graat for a similar trip around 2. Movie patron at Chinese Kven the movt irre-ponaihle I II ill end, he waa finally subdued and Brown s Osawatomie. Kan . back Uavla tli Tbria St-naaa Mm United Stale*. 1 would Ilka to movie: “ Uahar, I smelt punk.” mlin wiM haVa u give »ar to the he came to ace that hia raid, for ground — the butchery he untl) I'upiva Plarhaus* Usher: ‘‘Tliat'* O. K. Ju st ait complaints and e>ilreaties of tha I II ill Kls record the sounds of parents which he had spent “two years leashed. As a martyr. Brown has Tia Tl* won't teat meinhets of his household. He will threatening their children. » lim you me and ill Ray Rigtra making plans, training men. ami probably served bi* purpose. By I fear these sound* are dying anyliody near you.” a lifetime praying” was a bloody today's standards, he appears to 1 stop whatever he is doing no mat­ At the hit; I.ATE out in America under the pre2. "I’d like you to meet my girl, ter how much mure important iti failure, Mason combined a mea­ base come oa too strong. Brown repta of modern child psychology. She's an artist'* model.' ’ SHOW 11:30 P. M. sure o. despair with hit still un once I old a suldier, "I am e ie r may teem to him than the unin-! Parents nowadays are cautioned 1 ‘‘But -he has a moustache and quenched ^trH in impressive fat nally tired of hearing that word -piling huainrtt of -citing rlorks, • ADMISSION 60c Another 'TRS Report*" hour I* ion. against threatening children leu a beard'.” camion, h ia nothing but die snd get the right time from the • TICKETS NOW ON SALE they bruise their little psyches. I "I know; she |>o«r.« for ads in called "Mimey and the Nest Ae he lay on a stretcher, blood word of eowardice." telenhone and set. the clocks acin a way tnis ia a pity, for it tha subway." -oaked bandages around his head, | Only 800 Will Be Admit led President.” Variout public of ft* is stifling the use of toms of the . cotdingly. . . hia beard caked with dirt. Mason mo»t colorful folk expressions in Observation by Robert ThompThen, if hi* Isis has been per- rials and other experts will help heard hi* captor* say he would Die ancients named the planet our land. As a atudenl of folk son: formed efficiently the cloek* w ill, in ,hja examination of inflation, be hanged fur treason. He roused Mart after the god *f war because ways, I deem it a worthy project “Most limericks discreetly called Hie hour in uni«on. »ui („reian tratlr rompelilion and the himself and forecast that he it is fiery red. Mars' diameter i* !nnnil*ri»<i "hat good tlo*« that do if, when to preserve some of these exprea would recover all he hsd lost at about half that of earth. Art ones whtre the washer has ‘he cim-k. atnk. a im u l U R e o u .l y V ^ * * nuns before they disappear from ilsrp eis Ferry merely by hanging they make aurh a clamour that tha | on Zin* (' r*> Io r a few minutes from a scaf­ our language entirely. wandered .tioket can't be counted and.ITlwa,rr" *B'‘ “ An*f 1' »r* Pr»' fold. And be added, "The end of For example, many ia the time Far, far from hia tuh cun-rqtienlly the hour they are ■ I've heard my mother about: "If And forgotten to scrub tins question ia nui yet.” He was Debbie Rrynoida head* up her you don't stop that I'm going to The line* over which he hss striking can’t he identified? not referring lo the cautc of abo­ CHRISTOPHER BILLOPP|,lr,t , |»rrin* f»r ABC. lition but to the broader "Negro wear you out.” t regard 'w e a r p o n d e re d .” BIIOW ING AT: 1 :SS - 3:13 . 3:J5 - 7:35 - «:IA __________________ I Car! Reiner, Charles Kugglei, question.” In TV. that's probably {t'arielon Carpenter and Waller considered a bold statement. Ac­ I llrrnnan help out on the variety tually, who ran argue with it? A c tu m 3.1t*capitul 2i.Cilia.-n •how. “The Untouchables' get* 1. A. tooth is Vientiane t -hoit*. Hurpaaaea the night off. I. Curved enad i FAST DEPEND \RLE 11. Palm line The tTiannel .Swim: Boh Hope's SERVICE. cockatoo Com? t v ___ third comedy special of the sea ON \LI. A1*1*1.| \ Nt E?» 12. $ rcnch Reaching: For (*oal mUalon ion, which pre empt s "Perry river tiling i CHICAGO (I'I’ll .Summit Co. Como's Music Hall'1 on NHC-TV II. Huge 0. SteUnciioly introduced a new wax that would Wednesday, Nov. 16, will he deiuoiitkus songs C*IAIU»»MI bcir.J (limed at the Air Korre Academy simultaneously wash nnd wax a 7. Ooijiie. j of DICK'S •MOTACULAI* (slang) dawn in Coluratlo Springs. Cowboy alar car, and within seven weeks after •IAUTV APPLIANCE SERVICE 15. Compass Y-sUrgsx's A-ivse 1. lercnea 301 Sanford A«e. Steve MctJueen, Mrs. Mcijoeen liilioducinr it, more th*n twa*“ » THRILLS/ point 9. A redwood 35. Bolivian tliiids of the yesily isles goal was Form erly wi t h Gormtey, Inc. and singer Kay Starr will be on lahbr.) 10. Withered Inn.an achieved. the program. 14. teforc tvar.) 37. Winter 17.1-ook « 14. Sound, Harvard University'* n o t e d cnvcrui; 18. Drag as a 35. Skin Prof. George MrGeorge Bundy 20. Scaly donkey dlsordci will serve as narrator on "He SJ Red. a# 18. Alloy '.9. Require Shall Have Power." the ••Omni­ *pp:#a 19. A craft it. Ancient bus” study of the \m eriran presi­ 27. Oriental 20. Saratoga 12. Constella­ dency scheduled for NBC-TV an rice deb Springs tion ivar.) Sunday, Nov. 18. IT T 21. Toe e bird An hour long special dealing 29. The with lilt life of Rudolph Valeo-; sweetsop lino, the legendary star of silent 10. AutomoUla films, is being produced for sya tvpe* UNLIM ITED •it. P.anccr JAMES ALGAR dicatioo by David Wolper. Asso­ 11 A M. lu 2 P. M. 33. Durma PLUS AT: 2:21 • 4:39 • l : U * : « ciated with Wolper m the special • • • Mongoloid is Saul Turrell, co-producer of T H E HOUND THAT THOUGHT HE WAS A RACOON M.Mane A Lk CARTE MENU ABC-TV's "Silent* Please." name i From $1.93 up 37____ Juan Hill Includes Soup. Stlari. 40. fllgotry \ r i-t* h l» , Potato. Roll*, 43. Flthhook liu tu r , Beverage. line T r-rra t— — 43. Welts on IACH N I • MT O N COCKTAIL HOUR 40. Cut, as S H I P , M. NO PICTURE H XH LIT IT UP SO log* >l{ PRIC ES WARMLY) . . . AND NO PICTURE HAh STARTS ( E ic t p i Beer A A lt) R E ST A U R A N T and LO U N G E John Brown's Raid Gets Hard Working Television Production H A LLO W E E N PART* School Kids Try And Stop Me Free! Free! Recreation “ MAN Department B E A S T ’* “ GODZILLA” IV Tonight T O D A Y TH RU SAT. D AILY CRO SSW O RD Channel Swim FA 2-7658 WALT, DISNEYS Luncheon FROST WARNING U f P T f l 5:25(0 f i l l I U 5:30pm 10-27 a a o u s iiT to you by 70S* M8CMINIIV I I I CMIMIUL COIPOU7ION r10*1DAOtWSKM• 4aS Mis LAKELAND, r t o l l DA *MMiabtts:'>wtv~.'m>fff•*• *' *-1-e EVER UNLOCKED A MORE SECRET SUNDAY DOslR INTO THE P R I tA lE sHAMF. AND THRILL OF MAN AND WOMAN. Free! and �V f» •n firf Thur«. Oct. 27, 1960—P agi • V friIB th £^; j c .S Facu i.r£T.' 5 -o»> I c*e... 8 c j < \ £ ' » o * >c j / 2 2 regSZZS r-r i-3 UKtThAT.' rse.' V w - ^ r c ’ A. ^ xmito V------ -v can t t ic n iT.' v m ay/ > . a t e / 1Bril , . ----------- .T* k E a KC£,U>*S ,i n .» ;5 itF 'se >Vn « A„ |fl - h r ^ si f, 3* . ! • t/. < • «i r #»*\ ' *^TU Vli • i . 9[ /fNjpyiN6 tw:5-c» wcu.0 PfBUTTmucs/Jd nu^im i */ >cu w r w p i.n.p r e wisks n*i 'ry m ^ w n r,1*1 /i-itru an T tron -rc;, ^ fl l Park Ridge Opens Second Addition The formal opening of the serond addition to Park R ldft thl* weak attracted a good turnout of home seeker* and two hnmM D#r* •old the first day of tha opening, Vanra rktuglss* „>vt A'aoeiatef, tale* agent* for tha development reported. Tha ae.-ond addition to Park Ridge home* eventually trill have 330 home* in It and 20 familiaa already have moved into tha new houae*. Tha builder* are showing fire fully furniihed model home*. FHA term* are available with a mini­ mum of $.130 down. The area feature* paved atraela, city sewer*, playground, boat launching area and beach. Thera i* 3IN) feet of lakafront available to residenta of the section. Legal Notice xoT irw o r tr i» i.tr * T |a * i n n T t \ ix.i n («•». i*«.is l a * , . r t a i n VOTICK IS IIKflKHT I1IVKV. Thar Harry W a ller Hi* huM.r o f tnr i**it<*«a iftc c t r t i i i v a t * n**> •ait! rartiflrata for a ta t n he iaauad thasaon. Th e ra r t lflc e te m im h f r and ynar n f i««tta'w*t. th# descrip tion of the property. end the n t m - in which It w ee ee««ce#d « r at a* follow •: ('•MlfliMtr X„. 111 l e e r e f l a . lU ltir # A VKlMi THE FIRST RESIDENTS of the second addition of Park Ridge are Mr. and Mra. Robert L. Pope, shown doing some planting ground the entry to their new home on Lake Minnie Dr. They moved in two weeks age while the grand opening of the addition was being prepared. 1** .« PKHORIPTIOM Ol* I’K O ru U T T X l» » » » f t of i i m m ft o f vr in; t ft o f laot A—W eat 5en fo rd n r a l t v Co. ff ubdiTiaion P ie t Rook P a t e tf. Xan te in wliloli h n n i 4 w t n i e P le rk . \i l of ael«l property being in ti<« • out 1} nf (Herald Photo) Slow Down Ami# AKRON, Ohio (L'Pl) — Dnodof Florida. I'tilfM auch rertifle et* ■h ell he redeemed • ••cording fo year Tire A Rubber Co. ha* prov­ law the property d*tcrD>»d in a»i«h r a r t l fl c e te will he «nld to the en that tire* run at high speed* h i g h e s t bidder at the front t|.*or of the Sem inole C o u n ty Court Houae have short mileage life. At a *t Hanford, Florida, on the firat Monde> tn tha m o u t h of ,Mnv«nt* I recent test, one group of tires, run her, iM n w h u n le the Tth dey o f ' at between MS and 70 mile* an Not ember, IMd. • IU»*A thla ISth da y e f fe p te m h e r , I hour, averaged 1A.A00 mile* be­ I Mo fore tired* wore emooth. A sec­ (0KAM ond group wea run at S3 miles an Arthur II fle«kwrlih* Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court hour and went only 9.000 mile, Sem inole Cou nty. Florida iwfoiv losing tha tread. Publish n. t. • ! I J*. II. CLOSE-OUTS 1 Zenith Cherry Console STEREO 1 Motorola Mlnnrie Console TV A Trad# • la 1960 Roper Dcl.uxe CAS RANCH Regular UN.IS Miller Radio b Appliance 1IR S. PARK AVE. Radio and MILLER • I*** M OT* *24*9i Regular IZ3I.9S PA 2*6351 Appliance 118 S. Park FA 2-0352 Your Authorized Seminole County Dealer NORGE NEVER FROST Refrigerator-Freezer HANDCRAFTED II _ Absolutely No Defrosting N ot Even The Freezer M ODEL NlkS-Kl.S 146-Lb. F R E E Z E R Lint Price $<i;i9.95 TRADE-IN 'nr \ nur Old 00 *150 I KII.IIK \TOK YOU PAY ONLY SWING and 8 KRVK flllELt F.S ‘489 95 —and Easy Terms of course ZENITH QUALITY FEATURES • Sa*tfcir#® Ptlufa Tvba hr P'-f.'t d«r« I • coafriit Pictuff O ail for 9't 4t#r a Soj«d Oj I Loa* tpailff • FlII powgr trga|fofm#r a ?r o . i c t £«iy San»tC# f i*a • Monopofa ontanr# FU LLY AU TO M ATIC NORGE 2 -S P E E D 2 -C Y C L E WASHER fi.*mt>e s*i«<im>. eh • Mssi week end * . » *r*«ds Ce«**sl wesk snd rin t* le m e w s tu ts * Dslui* conDel genet 10 •% parcslem tuk No/mst erdr, Oekcsl* (|d * !«?•>(»**• *-w«r U M T -r iL Ti* a a t T A T o n Dieaensee M e e k an* a*t*<««nl sutomabeabH MODEL 2IO 1,1ST PRICK $249.85 TRADE-IN On Your Old * WASHER »CA00 50 VOL PAY ONLY — AND *199- GET ----- Miller’s Easy Credit Terms • fulf*p.lh on/o*f control »r>*-ptr �»-» — - H * M h I Verdi Far* 10—?TKura Oct. 27, '<0 MM. IV. L. JOHN ROM Brrht How do yo« Ilk* these coot mornings T Sure fed* like winter !• heading thla way. I aura do dread It, too. I juat don't lika cold weather a t a ll • • • See M n. Burased hac opened her veg­ etable atand again. Her old cue* tomers will be glad to gat good freak vegetablea now . . . I, tor one. • • • The many frienda of Mra. Bertha Gibbs will be glad to know ■ho ia homa again after being con­ fined to Seminole Memorial H o e pita!. • • • Home Demonstration dub membera don't forget tonight (Tlmraday) la craft night at Mra. M am . Mra. Blackwelder ia going to ahow ee how to make candle holdere aalng aluminum foil, col­ ored cellophane atrawa and anow apray. • • • Jean Striding aaya ■be la happy now. Her Dad'a car haa arrived and it ia fire engine M riders. A friendly durable pal for safe rollicking iZ ;M{! :!ln}l Mats Qg$ rid e l 11.9 5 V A L . . . O ■Int M #. r;. ■ ‘f tf tr ''' ONE-MAN SHOW of pointing! by Mra. Georgia Ball, part of which are ahown here, will open a aerien of one member exhibitn by member* of the Sanford Art Awn. Thin exhibit in on dinplay daily at Senknrik Paint and a Glnaa Co. ahowroom on Magnolia Are. Tho pictures wil be open for public ‘‘ (Herald Photo) viewing for two weeks The achool children laid ween. They told me th*y would be good end not do too much meannaaa end most of them ere going tw do work for UNICKF, I think that Is Juit wonderful, hide, that you want to help some poor unfortunate thlld acroia tha acaa who doean’t avtn know what it ia to have what you do, her#, • • • HeHava It or not, I aaw Urban I*e out mowing hia lawn th# other morning at 6:30 a. m. * * * Mra. Ralph Goodapesd and bar green thumb out puttering in her gardan. She always haa pretty calanduiaa and aweet peat. • * • See Hilda and Chria Tltompson have gone on their vacation. They really naaded ona as both hava been am tha alck llxt lately. • • • Mra. Designed for energetic young ■■ ■ ** a | 3M Features automatic repeater attachment. Clear reproduc­ tion. Scuff-proof 0 95 washable case. . . . V Take your choice... V U III i> | D Ml I D get the fresher refresher Over 1 cent brir aored hj in bottles or... 0f Art. , Denary applied in flavor-locked level-top \irmQtaa The m rlage or pletion. ' til* aton potted f< R. C. Brantley and daughter on nupervisi t W ' way to buy frncarlaa nr Mrs. Bei maybe to window shop and wish Mrs. (lika I do),’ That raally la the president rheapaat way. • • • Grandmother painting. (I) happy thla paat weekend he- returning cauaa Cindy and Carol came over Other from Orlando to spend the week- were Mr and with ns. Cindy greeted me the big with "tav a you, Cranny." She's Mra. IU Just 13 months old hut she ran Mary 1*. talk an arm and Irg off you. • • • ler, Mri Okay Helen I’tire, 1 didn't see you j IMri.-h, a t tha football game Friday night,' Itnwlcry. where were you? • • • |t*nr Mra. \ Krvoy la doing much better after _ being III with pneumonia and con- 0 6 IIC fined to Seminole Memorial Hoipltal. • • • Wn« talking to Jackie V J D S 6 Goodman the other day. Mho said Gmevi •he, Ray and their little daughter pj), an,| will move into their new home tlnitrd .S neat week. They builta eoncrete- pri((j r ,,m block home in tha Peterson auhdiThe p vielon. • • • The I). K. Norwood i'Hiairi|g family of Gainesville was here lta r p H1, last weekend visiting Mr. Nor- aftrr Kf wood’s mother and listers. • • • MnKa an Sea Lynn Giles taking Jim to students, work at tha bass. Jim ia ona of Spangled those firefighters, • • • Had a ohservan most enjoyable surprise Monday I — evening when our cousins. Hazel . ' Ilineen, Ruth Chudoba, ami K v -|l* elyn Keller dropped by to are us H | and also tha I„ I , Kellers, They Ku era down from Knoxville, Tenn. H V- With oversize no tip tires! HT front wheel. Adjustable handlebars. 7 95 SPECIAL ONLY___ I with 12' wheel....... 9.95 RICK or TREAT Be Safe Not S o rry " AT YO U R ^ FAVO RITE ST O R E AUTOM ATIC — — and wr would like In show our app rerialion for th* undrrfiil arrvptaar* giv*a u* during thi* First Grral War by a truly IIIC FLOOR COVERING SALE — Starting Monday, Oct. iU *l and Continuing Through Tna l.aka Mary Volunteer Fire n»pf. Auxiliary has completed plana for tha costume party anil dance to ha held at the fire hnu-a Saturday a t 3:3d p. nt. Thla will ha a family affair and is open to tha public. Gamrs hava barn planned for tha party pariod t«* fn tn taln thoaa from th* wre ones to grandpop and grandmom. A door prixa will ha awarded and admit-ion includes refreshments of rider and doughnuta. Cold drinks will ha availahtr. Prize* will ba given for tha funniest, most most nriginsl snd prettiest costumes worn. A dsnra will round out tha eve­ ning with music provided through tha generosity of Jna Smathers who has donated hit hi-fi and rec­ ord collection. Educator approved key (elector ^ make* playing at easy at H t l A . B , C. Instruction book Automatic bedside con­ trol com pensates tor changes uvrooro temper­ a tu re . L ig h t w e ig h t ! Non-allergemc! Decora­ tor colors. November. M l included. 27 black &white S ll keyt playt sharps AHats. M F R .’S LIST I PRIC E 19.93 V atu* i M 0 T 0 -C Y C L E PEDAL C A R _ 8 M M B R O W N IE 8 Algiers Textured Cut Pile 100'. Virgin l.ong Slnpla Nylon. Stvernl Color* lo ChtHtnc From . . TOR IN000R OUTDOOR MOVKS j WITH SNAPSHOT USE! Brownie 8 Movia camera with F.2.7 tom. CLOSE - OUT THRIFT • TEX Enamel Surface 9 x 12 Tha ai.M.1 popular n«mr soveriiii uf all lima . . • Popular floral and Ilia designs. ’Steel-strong" yet hghtA'eight Easy lo pedal and steer. Safety trainer wheels and wind visor included. Carries two children. ONLY With >1 or More Order 10% D IS C O U N T On Bn sad Assortments rhona MI 7-1531 FERN TI.AZA ---------At Intersection of ($2.00 Minimum to Lake Mary and DeBary) FERN 'PARK i l l '.p*Oo* Mil# * •* .* * It»rx t d i f ’ * 9Hf iv d* h i >0K • J q | m<jM ____ ^ fn tr» •* t . 3 0 .0 0 �;< • t-iarr ' .1 < i i ■ rr-:- .- - • 1^11 -• jr Chuluota CarnivaS 0 • g * Tlie Decund annual ChuluuU Community Carnival n a i held Friday at the Community House. Sponsors for ‘.he e\e n t include the Community Club, Woman’* Club, Retired Folks Club, Youth Club, Sportsman's Club and the American Legion Post. Costumes prize* awarded in the children’s group went to Maureen Boyle, most original; Deborah Rhinehurt, funniest and Becky Smith, prettiest. Adult* taking prize* were A1 Phillips, most original; O'Dell Rhinehart, funniest and Janet Bcrnev. prettiest. A major project of one of the sponsors, the Woman's Club, is the purchase of fire fighting equipment. Rn«idrnts were particularly reminded of the area’s in­ ability to save a home from fire when Ted Morskl, whose home and donut shop were burned to the ground last February, expressed his gratitude for clothing and funds triven his family, by furnishing all of the donuts for the carnival. Woman's Club members, in setting aside a large part of their proceeds from the event for buying equipment, had this to say; “ We wish to share at least a part of our proceeds to give an initial ’start to a fund with which to pm chine fire fighting equipment. We hope th a‘ other organiza­ tions will feel such action is worthwhile and Jo in us m making contributions ta the project.” S lip COUNTY N EW S Debby Rhinehart . . . Funniest Becky Smith . . . Prettiest Maureen Boyle ..M ost Original Altamonte Post i> c U t fm *ft l i m t l f t Edition Office Bids Set Needs For South Seminole Stressed To Open Nov. 29 Ssunm ole (bisua THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, I960 PAGE It Today, members of a state survey team are finish­ ing their long and detailed job of compiling data on pro•vi-c.l school site* in the county. Although State Department of Education officials w e re n 't talking on where the schools will be, U. J. Rennetr. chairman for the team, did report that three of then) will be in South Seminole. No school board member will doubt lha* Ihr south S°RiInole area is the fastest growing one in the county. Take a look at these statistics. In IJtiil there were 510 white children in the I.yman School Today there are 3.328 in the four schools in that area We are glad to see that the state f a c i l i t i v i r f c r . s looked this problem straight in the eve and to note that it won't be long before we'll have new schools in south Seminole. Geneva Youth Clubs CADETS O F AMERICA presenting a drill for the Parent-t'caciiur meet­ ing a t Enterprise Elementary School included front row. left to right, Corporal* Ernest Smith, Pate Flenthe, Richard Stith, Robert Stumpf. Dianne Accardi, Biff Thurson and Sgt. I (J Roger Acc-mli. Hack row, left to right, P-TA officials Mrs. Pat Hatchett, Mrs. John Tatum, Mr*. J. Ral­ ston Wells, Mrs. Chester Henderson, Mrs. Bill Owens, KaHct ( dr. E. H. Smith and Principal L. 0. Hnyman. The Post Office Department has notified iMtamont* Spring* Po*troaster Edward N. Mitchell that tha postal of­ ficial* pit * now nuking for bids to build and lo.nc a n«W (tost office for Altamonte Springs. The hid* will lie o|tenetl Nov. 29. •‘This proposed new building,",——-— —|-------Mitchell said. ..... a replace exist l» mg facilities In Ihr Charlrt E. j E. ' Rradshaw Building on Altamonte j 1 Ave. Specifications call for a structure containing approximate­ ly 7.790 square leet of space with an outside loading platform and adequate space for parking and truck maneuvering.’' Mitchell said he was advised Dial the post office will enter into a lease agreement with the suc­ cessful bidder which will run for 10 years with two five-year re­ newal options. Bids should l>e submitted to W. P. Selcer Jr., post nffico real estate officer, TO box 1901, Jack­ sonville. Pooling Holiday Efforts DeBary Kadels Nurse Association Hold Performance Ends 1st Month Altamonte Man lakes Top Honors ---------- 1 ------ CLAUD! ! . HITT ELL Halloween (arniv.il for th« romBy MltS. AUDREY JtlllSON The Geneva Youth Clubs are ntunity Saturday at S p m. at the rombimng efforts in sponsoring a Community Hall. Proceed* will he Tlie Defiery Kadels of America applied to installation nf a new drill team, under the diiection of floor in the hall. I'dr. K. II. Smith performed fur Il-H dogs and hamburgers, pies- The West Volusia Home NurIho Enterprise I’aienl - lenihei and cake*, coffee and soft drink* i sing A»*n. now ha* been in ope meeting at the school rnfctnrium will lie on sale and one booth will ration one month through dona Hit. 18. handle candied apple*, candy and 1Hon* received in a recent fund The meeting was conducted hy ' popcorn. | drive. Mis. John Tatum, vise president, .Entertainment, . . . . . will ,,, include , . a ' ,Service it available to those Douglas J. Scott, a resident of during tlie jo u n ce of Mrs. lie .coin , , , . - . .. who are ill al home, those who to.**, dart throw. < j Carlton, president. I'lan* were Magnolia Dr., Altamonte Spring*, full„ ;pond, . ring 'V . „ .. . . . 1 suffer chronic illness and Ihose haikel hall throw, kid, , . .. . . . . completed for lhe Halloween ta r ha* received Iwo of the (up lull loss, , . , . ' returning from hospital* who need North Orlando official* were j They aim were advised that ground-. Awlliga and sinks will be m i a! to be held on Ihr campus honor* awarded by Kf-vanis Club* die rules and a spook house where |,lunP ia rr | Friday under the direction of Mrs ghosts and witches abound. I Kcsjitere'd „ IJ1JC, ca|| al lhe notified this week by a Silver construction uf * tiul'd.lig which .,-t up fur the younger children. The Sanford club pre-eitted the I Tat Hatchett, general chairman, Eollowing lho carnival a dance' home, »lay long enough to carry The business building wilt he Crack Co. official that construc­ will house a 7-11 sloie "ill start who has homeroom mothers work­ 80 year old member with a in i will be held in the hall, according j nut doctor’s orders, make paelected hy Ma-terhuildera on tion al a 10-acre playground wilt next week. vrar citation for Ihe I.eg ion of (i( y|ra j„h„ Hughey amt Mra.; iient* coinforlablc and instruct ing closely with her. Fairfax Ave. on the south sole of lh e room count again was won Honor and the to year pin for ser Haicl Prevail, youth club advis- ! members of the family in conbegin Monday, Mayor Prank FaiKa-ula, Dill Oeutach, builder and the I.ongwOOd-Oviedn road. To­ KENNETH U M A N N ■la announced Wadneiday. Initiation of care. Cpon doctor’s | Joe Jackson, vice mayor, met taled there, in addition to the hy the combined fifth and sixth vice as a pail international of •>>. giudes which arc taught hy llni licer. om en, I nr nur*c \> pro pa m i io « n ^ . order*, Ihe nurse j* prepared to Tuesday with Thomas flonofrln of stoie, will he a drugstore, a laun­ hi wants ns are eligible for Hie old Wooton. the Silver Creek l'rn ision t <> . dromat and ntfires for the build­ Devotion* were glvrn h' Rev legion of Honor recognition after pro* Silver Creek, N. 3 , in *n all day- er*. (• ('. Summer! of ihr Dr a 75-year membership. Earh five Don and dressing*. A *mall fee planning session a l North Or­ From its beginning In I9n9 tha Hary Presbyterian Church. vears, thereafter, they are award l« charged for regular general North Orlando area now has 797 lando, __ _ a cd the certificate. cases and fur injections. These According to Fastula, the play­ completed homes. Of the** the Scott is a naltve of Brighton fee* are adjusted with the nurse ground will he limit at the coiner Masterhulldex* Co. ha* built 238 To Plan Parties Sussex, England He came In Two Lake Monroe recruits hava Oviedo High students Siuannc Members of lhe Geneva Parent *l l*,‘‘ H,nr °f ' l,|l ln accord of Kdgmon Ave. and Thud St. and have an additional I* under­ i anada where he later joined started regular combat training * patient * financial ability Partin and Jimmy June* have hiwanis in Winnipeg. In 1973, as Teacher Organisation will soon ; by tha North Orlando and Master- way'. at Ft. Jackson. S. C. been elected to serve as tcnlh mark the first anniversary of a ,0 payment, builders Companies. Immediate The Coronado Home develop­ 1 ilcrnalional vice president, hr Claude E. llittell, son of Mr. i This home service is available work will begin Monday on tile ment, built by I'erry Willetts, has grade party representative* lor epretented western (anada and project which serve* the entire Monday through Friday, Irom 8:15 and Mr*. Claude E. llittell Sr. and Longwood town council mem- man-made lake to he located in completed -to homes and plans im­ Arch llosick's home room. 1,ie> m 1971 and 1925 he was on the community in addition to helping a m. until 4 30 p. in. by phoning Kenneth L. Mann son nf J. J. bet i have adopted a resolution w^ll work with student represents international board of trustees. Ihe group raise fund* fur *ehool one section of the aiea. Other fa- mediate start <m another 1*. KKdwood I 1346. Fur doctor* and Mann and llie laic Mr. Mann ^ calling for th« pawn: of Orange cillties planned at the present Thera are nine ranch type lives Irnrn other high si I rod ID- transferred his membership u*c*. Ave. from the Grant Ave. Inter­ ! emergency rrqurvt* on weekend* will he taught rifle marksman* time inrlud* two tennis courts, a homes, which are built Hy individ­ rooms and home room party to Chicago and in into fame to Onre each month, a community , and holidays, calls Humid lie sluii under the f S \rm y ‘* Tram, section east to the city limit* thufflebnard court, haieball dia­ chairman in planning entertain­ ual land owners on larger acre­ new spaper u published hy the f'TO |j made to KKdwood I 1375 Seminole County where he retired fire program which enables tbo line. mond and picnic and barbecue | age. ment throughout the year. from the life insurance business. member*, bringing resident* up to 1 Members of the aisicialion are modern soldier to become a bet­ Residents jiv e backing to the date on all club meetings, church planning a white elephant sale ter rifleman in less time than project at a meeting held in activities, civic works and achnnl Nov. i. Anyone having article* previous utrlliod*. August during which proposed llittell and Mann hava been new* The publication i* printed I to donate i* requested In contact plsns drawn up hy the town's near the middle nf earh month I Dr. William Fidler. Mr* Sam a»Mgnr«l to Company B. 9th Batconsulting engineer, A. E. O'Neill, and circulation number* between i Grierson or Mrs. Charles Ulrich. tlaion 2nd Training Regiment. were shown and captained. They enlisted in tlie regular Arm* 73-IW copies, a* the demand calls. I % Cost of the paving to be done at Jackmnville Fla. The proje, t ha* met wilh auch bl the county following the tong At the f"d of training hoih interest in Geneva that a copy of wood engineer s plans le expected soldier* will march with thetr it was pre.ented at a parent l f o N o i t l C R o V a l t V to he approximately 17,000. battalion in review before tha teacher rounty council meeting1 U' 1' Resident* of tit# I.akt Mary' 1 LeHler and Bush, Uveal engi­ Those rending or owning lands The I960 king ami quern of commanding general of Fort area who hava noted street work for study by all group*. neers, have worked with Piver on fronting the street, which runs Paula's Wilson school will be Jackson, lhe ceremonies will be to front of the new elementary in the Crystal Lakes Homes de­ testing the aiea for drainage. All crowned in ceremonies which will witnessed hy relatives and friendj velopments will be interested in a school, are to pay two thirds of waterfront construe tion, when un­ climax the animal Halloween in open bou>« services. proierr.enl rosls. The remaining proKiets report from Dan Pnver, I carnival at the school Friday at derway, tha builder (ays, will be­ developer. one third w,U he paid through 5.30 p, m. Construction of the first "I gin at a point two feet higher bond sales. Assessments will be Royalty candidates are Earl %made upon a iront footage basis. homes will begin as toon as the than the high water mark lor the Members of the Lake Mary Steele and June Btock. first | C | n C ll II I n n f n The special assessment may be road ia paved and curbs are put area. Baptist Church are extending the grade; Richard (ioben and Jul 1 V -H U IU U IU Individual septic tanks, county in. he said. Development through­ pa.d within 30 days after paving east wing of the education unit to ic Ganas, second grade; Ricky Chuluota sportsmen meeting al is completed or may be paid out the are* will he done in sec- and stats: approved will he Used i include additional Sunday School Frederick and Sherry iiuweli, Community House today at througn to equal annual payments lion* with tha waterfront homes with the Lake Mary Water Works, classroom* and to proside kitchen third grade and Jimmy Tboma* * P-m. will he ir new rules governwith deferred payment* bearing heinjr built more or less hy de- also county end state approved, facilities. and Deborah Howell from |h# | i"K the shouting range. -----r p.Twt-:i, „i t :r—r p inn-1' f • i l ' r r s u p p l y . ______ _ m.ii.d. ann u m .i_Niroumpletion dale lias been *et: fourth grade. Membei* alto will !>♦ among tha Immediate constiuction of four The county lontns I-oard gave A public hearing will be held sini'e lhe larvoe ano a'l materials i Tltner tnlFrUin,uent for ntF^T71^ - 'iiT-rtir-nnsr.Jjr-tn- xix- g -n rn — in the town hall in Longwood, ite final approval on the construc­ t modal home* will esimmence upon are secured through volunteer do- evening includes many ride*, 'Lira prevention film which will be Nov. 74 at S , . m to heart any tion plat in June and it vva* re­ final approval, whi h is expected nations. Contributions of either I games of chance, h-aotb* offering shown hy (Wirdo Ranger A. I~ • i all comp ants u j the paving corded with t-ie county clerk Aug. - inomrotanly from the THA Tain-jw hi.h would gically aid lha pro-, various artidM lot »*•« auJ a M Du* all and County Kaugwt Uvvb i pa ofiicee. Oreaotuuoa. 5Qx MR. AND MILS. DOUGLAS ftCOTl' j jeet axa waicontatU J variety of carmvai tood*. ILavanlU Construction O f North Orlando .Playground To Begin On Monday •Longwood Council Adopts Resolution On Pave Program Geneva P-TO Aids Entire Community Through Project i t , vJ:rr::: !I wo lake Monroe Men Join Service Crystal Lake Homes Development Set Soon Wilson School Lake Mary Baptists Add New Rooms Sportsman’s Meet L •i W-i-V* �*?*• ‘A ■ f t y v t v •; «-. - * v.. r-:, srK W •V* . ■ ■ • _____ Want Ads To Deliver Your Business Service Message. ffc f -u- v -i- ft FA 2-2611 I. IAlt ft F m m I 3, Nsttess • PlfMMli S. M m Hm - M r a r ih a Publish Oct. SO. if, A Nor. ». !*. v o T t n a t» r t m t m i o v r o i i TAX IIKKII t i e r , toe.10 I.area e f t M I t n o tic e IE OLD HOME TOWN la hereby n tv c .v . T h a t J e r r y W a l k tr th* holder e f th e t a l lo w in g certific a te ha* filed eald certtttrat* far s ' tan deed to b e Issued thereon. Th e cer t if ic a te n u m b er and y e a r a t Issuance, th* d esc rip tio n e f th* properly, and t h # n o m a In w h ich It wa* as****. •d are nn f e lle w a i rsnlfle*!* j Tsar e f tssu . anra t i l l d e sc r ip t io n or property l.ot I f B ook artn w n P la t Book t P a isa If * It N a m e la whlah asaaassd J. D. A N a t ll* Ashley. All e f said property h e l m In t h e C ou n ty a f l a m ln e l * ■ fa t * e f Flo rid a. U n ices ouch car* t l f l a a t e sh a ll he red eem ed accord I n i t* l a w th* pro perty described In aueh e a r llf lc a to w i l l h* sold t o t h e h l a h e s t bidder a t th* front door o f th* ■emtnol* Cou nty Court H a u l * a t aanford, Florida, nn th* f l t f t U a a d a y . J a th* snenth o f X n v . amnar. l i f e . Which la tha t th day * f Novamhar, l l l f . P a l e d this 4th da y o f October, 111*. (■BALI A rth u r H. B e c k w ith , Jr. Clark Circuit Court l e m t n e l * County, Florida P ub lish Pet. I, II, I*, IT. 2. N odes • Personals ly STANLEY v o T irr. o r a p pl ic a t io n FOB TAX IIRMII i**», tns.in i,ew * * f i p i t i 3-BEDROOM aafuraiahsd hauaa 4-BEDROOM bouet for rent. Ph. • t Lake Monroe. FA 3-3630. FA 2-3410. FUXN. Apt 2600 MtllMtviUe. LOVELY largs 4 room apartaast, furnished, largs porch, U i batki, car staU. FA 2-4660. FURNISHED apt. FA 2-MOO. 1 • BEDROOM duplex, utiUtfts furnished. FA 3-0303. FIVE room booao, furnished, at Woodruff Springe. FA 23369. Mri. H. A. Taylor, Paola. LOOKING lor a Bit* place to live? Nice duplex apartment UN Etna Are. Ph. FA 1-7167. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house 404 Orani* Are. NO par month. Phone FA 2-2123. UNFURNISHED 2 bddroom house; itove; refrifdrator; icrtfnod la earportt; Sualaod. FA 3-6M7. 4-ROOM furalfhfd houi* located ■l 6131b E. Third St. No childres. FA 2-1111. 2-BEDROOM upitilr* apartment, air conditioned, 170 FA 2-OMB. APARTMENT, private bath, nice­ ly furnished, 240 mo. 4071s W. lit. 2-BR houie. modern. FA 2-6376. 3-BEDROOM bouse, kitchen turn* iibed, $75 month. FA 2-3M3. FURNISHED S room houM, SMS Orlando Drue. Ssnford. 3 A C R E S tin Wekiva R iv e r . C h ea p FA 2 3AM. NOTICE: Rail Estate Broken LARGE tbren bddroom unfurnfad Saltimen: )|y property lo­ Ithed heme ISIS Park Ave., cated at 101 Mtllonvillc Avr., 1123.00 month. Ctll FA 2 3231. Sanford U hereby withdrawn from the markdt. Joe T. Davii. 2-BEDROOM trailer. FA 2 6386. Legal Notice 12. Rsxl EaUta For Salo P a n I f —T h u n . O c t. 27, '6 0 9 . F a r t e a t ' W. First d p p llratlon to' th* c*l-l J u d o * ter d fin a l se tt le m e n t o f bta admlnlafratlnn o f sold aatela. and fur dn ord er d l a t h a r a l n t him ao such Adm in istr ator. b a t e d t h i s the l l t h day e f October, A. D. l l l f . / a / i x n y n j . i j j w e . an. • Aa Adm ln latra ler e f the Rotate of L loyd J. L o o t , Jr. Daceaaad R a r l r l a llouahold er A t t o r n e y for Admlnlatraler l a n i a r d , Florida. ; ttra ll 4. TnuMptrUlkNi *. V m i 9. Far Xm ( 204 7. B—mnm R m Uk A. Baack Rsatshs DEADLINES 9. Far Safe ar Raul CIAMF1EM DMFLAT: 19. Waatai la Rant FH. - 1 F. M. day ht- II. Raal BaUta Waalaf BaL mm. 12. Rm I Eatala Far Bala 13. Martfaga Laaaa 14. laaanmca ■ 15. Baaiaaaa Opportunities II, Ftaala Rfta Waataf 17. Mala Half W est* 19. Hstp WaalH 19. ftltnsUoits Waataf 20. RabxaHtara 21. Baaaty Salaaa ' 22. BaM - Fatal • lUpxIr 23. BaiMlag Malarial* 24. Ktsctrlcal t a k a 25. PlaMblag flanks* 29. Rafia ft Taltrlalan 27. Rpadil Banks* 29. LatuNlry Banks t o I t * Coort • » th e r e o o t r JoOae, 29. Flawtns • Plant* • Shrub* a e e e l o e l e I ' M i l f i a to te o f rteetOo. 30. Poultry • Pets • Stock 4 o rvohote. 31. AutonobilM • Trucks t o vo acetote o f i LLOYD J. L u n r . , ait. 52. Auto lid (iaIr “m ic e • D tetetta 53. Boat* ft Motors • riv a l, s i m r a X o tlr# | t hereby ■ !» • » that the 34. Mschtnory • Tools Bntferalaned will, nn the l l t h d o r 35, Motoreycl.* • Scootsra Of Novem ber, A. T>. l i f e , ereeent in t h e l l e n e r e b l e County J u d e* o f 35. Traitors • Cabans* • t m l n a l o C e o n t r . Florida, hie f la e t 37. Fnraltura re tu rn , account and voucher*, aa A d m in istra to r o f the Ratata e f .19. Artielsa For Sals Lloyd J. U m , Jr. d*c*a*»d, and at 39. Artlclss Wnntsd eald time, than and th»r». max* Offfet to ta l Legal Notice N iirit'R o r a p p l i c a t i o n st tw t h n s i n i s t e „ . IBM* l e w * nf 1*111 no tice in MKiinnr o i v f . n T h e t l l i r r r W a lter th* holder of NOTICK lb IIKRKRY o i v e v . the fnil-iR-ir.h c s r tl f U k ts h a s fits t T.-t*: Marry IVal'.cr th* t--l4oi- -** said r s rllflra ta for a t a t d«*d to t h . f o llo w in g certlflr a l* ha* filed h* Ittusd ttisrsnn. Tbs r o rilflra t* >*M i - .r tlf lr st e for e l e t deed to number end y e a r o f Is su ance, i n , l-e I.eueU IH.ieuit. The «*l’tlf!ca lo description o f the property, sn.l ntinth.r en d )**•• o f Is.i te m c, the the n a n . in e l i k h II w ee a e s . e . e d dceuilpllun a f the property, end Sr# s e fo llo w s! lit* h . m . In which It n e * see***U . y t l f l e a t . No. l i t Tsar e f la- cd e r e s t fo llo w .: euenr* M i l c e r t i f i c a t e No. I l l Taar a f faeiiaiH* I S .) DKSURIPTiON o f p r o p e r t y l o t 1} n io rk It Lockhart's iiK b c n ip T to v o r p rtopr.nT T t huhdlvlalon Piet Itnoic • l'en* l.t.l* I t A II nin th I let e-t. T* •I 11ton nf Irfickhert e guh'ttvl\ e m * to whlvli s s e e . t e d H o -* tt«stun P ls t Honk I Pan* 1* Inn H o m in g Corporation. All nf Nem* Ir - h l c h t e s e e i e d f e r n # t . teld property being In tb* County ro k ln ea n . All o f said p r s p . r t y b e. a f nominal*., m a t * ef rin rld a U n ­ Ing In the C m ln tf a f A.minnla, i t s * such t e r i l f l r a t * shall h* r e ­ b te l* nf Florida. I n ! , , * surh cardeemed a cco rd in g t* law th* p ro­ l l f l i a t * sh a ll t>* red a .n t.d » -i perly d . tc rltit d In Inch r e r l t l l - Ing to t a w th* property desc ribed r e t s will he Sold la lit* h ig h est In eu< It ir r t lfli- .ii, will h , eol-l In hld-ler at the front dour nf tb* t h . h l g l t . e itltld-c s t tha front Pemlnnl* C o u n ty t'«urt l i m i t , at done n f th* X.nilniil* t'miiity I'aurt Ashford, Florida, nn the flint Mon- tlniii* a t Aanfnrd, Fla rld e, nn th* day In th* mnnth nf November, first Alnudey In th* tnanllt n f N o v . l i t * , which la tha : ta day a f N o ? , enth.r, ts*«. which la th* Tth day amber. 111*. o f N ovem b er, IMS. Dated this l l t h day a f fl*pi*mI'eied till* l l t h day nf g . p t e m her, li t * . her. tS«0. Arthur it. u . r k w l t h , Jr. tdCAI.) Clark Circuit cou rt A rth u r M. P e c k w l i h , Jr. Aaminol* Count), Florid* Clerk Circuit Court (SE At.l Hsmlnel* County, S la r id a Puhllah Oat. f. t l . I*. IT. Publish n et. *. II. !«, If. FA 2 - 2611 TWO 3-bedroom heuaei, partly furnlabod. s ta r Ravtnaa Park; 333 and N3 por mo. FA 3-6007. FARMER'S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor % 2-BEDROOM funtUhad apart­ H i t s. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6221 ment 2101 Magnolia. 333 month. After hours FA 2-261S - FA 2-3011 R. A. Williami, FA 2-SM1. $66 DOWN - $66 MONTH EXTRA LARGE 3 bedroom, t 3 Bedroom, 1 bath borne .tear bath borne located in Grove new high school. Manor. Double carport*, large SUPREME REALTY utility storage room, outside Of Orlando, Ine. patio, built-in avas sad range, CHarry 1-3331 refrigerator, garbage ditpotall. Eva. CRfitwood 7-2316 Newly decorated. Don't wait— See today. Call Jim Hunt, Pb. To serve you ii our pleasure. ® Te please is our aim. FA 21301. HELMLY REALTY FURNISHED apartment 401 Pal306 W. llth Street FA 2-7603, Evenings FA 1-2376 7. Bunineos Rentals OFFICE RENTALS, complattly 3-BEDROOM. 2 full bath, separate air coadltloaad, Rosa L Paydining room; 2 yr. old CBS. low, R egiittrtd Baal Estata Beautiful camplataly furslsbod $200 daws, assume FHA mort­ Brokar. PA M30L Leak Arbor bom*. 3 BR, 2 gage, balance I13J00, and move baths available until March 1, FOR RENT: • rooms, approx. right In. FA 2-7606 or FA 2 636* H i t 7 H * O U T P O O IfT Y W P 1661, $110.60. 2000 *q- R- Roar spies at 113 CUSTOM BUILT C. B. heme la So. Palmatto Ava. V4 bloek Mayfair on wall landscaped lot. I BR. 1 bath homo in aicellant from Post Office. Contact Mrs. Spacious 3 bedrooms, > full condition. $63.00. C ts also be M. L Reborn at Downtown baths; living-dining room; love­ purchased for low down pay­ I . F o r R sn t 6. F o r Rent Cleaners. ly kitchen with built-ini, in­ ment. cluding dishwasher and disposal; NICELY furnished large 2 bed­ R E N T A B ED plus family room; patio an<l Rnltawny. Hosnltpt A Rahy Bed* room, 2 bath apartment. Adults i 3 BR, 1 hath home, Pmeerest, 9. For Sals or Rent double c*r(»ri<; centra! h ta t fenced yard, $63.00. t with children, i l l ] Sanford By Day. Wiek or Month NICELY furnished 2 bedroom and air conditioning. Immediate Ave. FA 2 3461. , CARROLL'S FURNITURE home dose in. Rent IM per occupancy. Call owner. FA Pb. FA 2-S181 US W. lit St. month. FA 2-6492. LARGE 2 bedroom freshly painted 3-BEDROOM bouse, kitchos equip­ BY OWNER: New 2 bedroom CB, apartmsnt, 310 Magnolia. A. K. WELAKA APARTMENTS: roomi built-in kitchen, earportt. tile ped, acraenad earporto; reasonprivet# bathe, 114 W. F lrit SL Rossetter, Florist, FA 1-1831. l i t N. Park Ava. Phosa PA 2-2430 bath and Florida room. $7,630, a bio. CaU FA 2-13M. Ext. 306 2-BEDROOM house. Separata 3 AND .1 BEDROOM kamaa for 3 • BEDROOM housa $63 p#r 'before 3:00 p. m. $230 down, $63 p er month. Ph. month. Call FA 2 2624. dining area. Unfurnished. Kit­ rant, kit.'hena equipped. Call FA 2-1363. chen electrically equipped. 230 FA 2-3631. 12. Real Estate For Sale 4 ROOM apartment, kitchen equip­ per month. Call FA 2-6630. ped, Jalousled front porch. 416 C. A. Whiddon, Sr. THREE bedroom houie, unfurnM AYFAIR SECTION W. 20th. Ph. FA 2-1896. BROKER ished, alee quiat neighborhood. 3-BEDROOM bloek houie, kitchen Corner lot with separate 2 ear W. B. Shippy, Aasoc. equipped Fenced in backyard. Call at 111 W. 17U> SL or phono garage. 2 bedrooms, large Fla. 302 S«. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-599# FA 2-7106. FA 2-4301. END OF THE RAINBOW room, separate dining room, complattly furnished In modern rOR SALE or aRADE- $3,330 CLEAN modern furnished apis., MODERN HOME, * bedrooms, kit- Thie 3 bedroom 3 bath custombuilt masonry homo la every­ furniture including a deep Ml Palmatto. FA 2-4331. equity In 3 bedroom CBS house ehaa furnished. Rant rtaaosthing you’ve wished for In boaufrees*. Drapes also Included. for house trailer or tall for •bio. Ph. FA 2-6643. ty and livability. Really un­ FURNISHED apartment, hard­ $14,300, terms are available. $6,$36. Small down paymant. usual down to an Impressive wood floors, tila Lath. M2 W 3-BEDROOM unfurnlahad house, Located in city on over M acre double fireplace In the living 37th Street. 2100 Cordeva; kitchen elec­ lot and plenty of trees. Phone N EA R ER TO JOB room and indoor barbecue. 3 bedroom, 2 bath horns on large trically equipped. M ur i m to FA 2-7631. SMALL furnished apartm snt 600 i appreciate. FA 3-0274. There le canal frontage adja­ lakafroot lot, kitchen equipped. Park Avs. FA 2-0761. cent to a picturesque suburban J n Casselberry. Lot has 23 oaks 3-RUOM houie in Cameron Cily. lake. A little cleanup will make FA 2-3664 or TA 2 2442. f A 6 Pines tor shade. Ideal for SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gables, FURNISHED apnrtisaaL elaan the outside setting match the and dose In. Adults only Jimmy family working in Orlando, 401 Magnolia Ave FA 3-0720. Cowan, FA 2-4013 outstanding quality of tha iiomt Price $16,300. Terms If '<*iired. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor itself. Owner says SELL, ao Raymond Lundqulit, Assoc. FURN. Apt. 2011k W. li t St. UNFURNISHED S bedroom house, Atlantic Bank Bldg. the price it only $13AM with JU N IO R H IG H LOCATION f t t-3631 COTTAGE, 3 rooms. Couple and Florida room. Call FA 2 6631. term*. This la a TOP NOTCH This 2 bedroom home has 4 lata baby accepted. $60. FA 2-173*. deal—don't miss UI on corner with 2 paved streets. 3-BEDROOM complattly unfurnj 26 citrus trees It 11 oak trail. Ishad housaa available now. Pb. THE TIME TESTED FIRM “ WE TRADE" Kitchen equipped 6> deep In iH , 11$ N. Park Ava. Fh. FA2-I12S TA 21341. Wall to wall carpet la living FURNISHED apt. M0 Park Ave. room. Priced for immediate r i c r i T i o i s h«WK aala $13,300. NOTICH lb hereby a l* * n i h s l w* 1 AND I BEDROOM kamaa. Day *r* . n g s a . i l In h u s t n . . * a t SitS-A Realtor—Inauror phona FA 2-3641. After 6:00 F i.n r h *>» H.nfnril, b . tu ln n l. L A K E FR O N T LOT FA 2-4991 113 N. Park NO 6-3122. I’o uniy, Floriaa, u m l.r tb* flrtltlbua n*m* nf, TOT C O R R A L and Its acre lot, high, dry k shad* that w* int*n4 m r . a l a i . r *al<t trees. On large lake. Over $06 nam* with th* Cl*rk * f lb * Cir­ faet frontage. $5,306 with $1,066 cu it Cuurl, b.m lnnl# C o u n fr , yi»r« M*. In a r r o r if .n e . w ith th* *r«- i n t h i s c - i n n i T t o u r o r t h u nr* n? FLORIDA LA N D A IM­ do*n It 310.00 per mo. STENSTROM RENTALS,. Stenstrom Realty St. Johns Realty \ 0. Legal Notice STEMPER Agency Legal Notice vl.l n n * of th* r i r f l t l n u * N*m* b iatuits, in -* Hi bastion HI.IS Fin-M* bi»tut«* 1»»I. 8lg : W l llltm I . I l a - k , i t F.lt**n R. I l a c b . i t f u h l l l h Oct. is, to. ST, * Nor. J. mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only por wtek NINTH -HUM 1*1. n i t C I T T . IN « n ii r u n vK M iN n i.r t o t.N T S , M . O t t i l i a . 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TAN TUM; LEON TANTUM a n d -----TANTUM. ht* u n k n o w n wtf*; P E R ­ OT L. TANTUM and ------ T A N ­ TUM. hi* u n k n o w n wtf*; VIOLA I*. TAN TUM: M »nT TINKR J A N E F W H IT E : I.UCT MOnTON WILMORK: If a ll* * , **4 If daad. th* unknow n h * i.« , d*.la**a, laa a l a a * •' grant** *, and alt »ar* lla* rla lm ln g t n f* r* s l* hr. t h r o u g h . u n .D r nr ( g a i n s t al t lha ab nv* I »• . 1 parti**: and IV tlX IA U M. CANRT and CHAP.LER R LORE, a* K i a t m n n and Trull*** o f th* r.a ia t* *f J o s e p h r t a n t u m . d*f***«d. s a d a l t a a rtli* tla ln a ln g Intartat* hy. t h r n n t h . und*r or a g a i n s t C S. RETTa, d*caa*»d: JAS IEn At R l.t T .- ll dar*a**d. MOLLIK B DOOt.ET, d a o a a a d . CH ARL ES DOOI.ET. a k. a. CHARLES W E S L E T DOOtJtT dar*aa*4i PAIR. > . DOOLET a. k. a P A P L p o o i . E T . d*«**a*d: T N E X E MCCUIXL'M. dacaaaad: J. P. MU8• E L W H tT E. d*«**s*d: O RACE MTERS 4« c* *a*d: CALL1S N E W ­ TON. dtr*a*»d: ft. R. READ, da_caaaa.1. . J L A J 3 J _ y . T VTLO" . ro a a f d , W. E T A f I.OR. d*r***«u r . M. W H IT E. 4*a**a*d: and T. KEN XT i S I C R T . tXaX AM CORTILL: 'HAM ILTON DISATON. W H tTTtVrf .n H. DRAKE: J. J. D U N N E ; L E W I * W. WI.AIIR r . i w p r l l l n g ih* U * t Bnnrd *f D lro o l- PROVEMENT COMPANT. n dl*• l o l t . i l Florid * Uorporntlnn. Itislr REAL ESTATE DRIVE LN nnknnwn n o l g n t . suec****r* In Intar.*r. truatar* or a n y athar p a r ­ ty cla im in g by, through, undar nr agalnat said Dlrarmra: and Realtor RDWLV J. D R E Y F U S , FRANK R. 2344 French Ave. KAREIJIRN. J R . H. S. K E U IE T . Phona FA 2-1441 J. P. g r i N V , r n m p r lsln g th* l**t “ Call H ill" flnnnl nf Djr*rtor* nf PACKARD liKV K f / ' l ’MK.NT C u r . l ' o l ’.ATIoV. * .i i* .(•>«..i c lr u r C — ihalr nnknow n aaalgn*. *ur.r***m* In lnt*r**t, trust*** nr an y oth*r IN T I N C l l t r i ’IT COURT. RtNTfl RKTTO party rla lm ln g by, throu gh, undar JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN D FOR nr *a*ln*t **l.t Dlraetnra: and Al.f. nr.HINOl.R COUNTT. ri.O RIDV. PARTIKR IIAVtNO o n CI.AIMINO IN CH 4M -K RY NO. inn** TO HAVE A W ItlOIIT, TITf.K tilt KRNKBT H I’ORTER *n-t HAO'HF. IN TEREST IN T H E PROI-ERTT It. PORTER, hi* wlfn. and tl ERKIN PEMCnillKD. LOCATED WALTER It. *113 VHAM and MAE Bt.IIN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR­ D. Cl RAH AM, his w lfa, IDA. t o -w l t i Plata tiff a. Thai part of Sanllan S t y i n g va. S su f S and E u t e f '’ t - r n ’s w ir.L T A if r n r o P A t . n *r.t u l l i d Road LK>II R l g M - n f . W a y o f TIIEURALD, hi* wlfa. *t at. Rial* Road Nn. IS an-l 11* font T'.fcndants wid* di«lhaa* * ,i.m * n t to a itr to m n : r -r i r i .R U n li*4 »-.*;»« a f Am*i-lea. no th r t o n r.rr.N n AND TO- WILLIAM THE O BALD and All that part n f ■*r|ln* 1* E t.L tE TIIF OnALD. hi* wtf*. AR. ty in g Smith and Ea*t nf T H t : n r . .i o n e s *nd ------ j o n k s , Oicanla Rnad. I.ESS SI* fa*' hi* wtf*. If any. IS A B E L ft. RIB*0ttarn tn g o d t h w t a t Corn*r nf s o y . S a r a h p iir o w n . leon • •Id !<*cll*n »nd I.ESS E i g h t , DOW ■ k . LEON S’. DOW. ,n-l n f • W t f o f Higt* Road No. U ------ DOIV. hi* wtf#. If any. C. C. AND STO rrRKClAN and CORRINNK E All lha* part nf Ih* N W ' i nf S T o r r r t E O A N . hi* w t f . , and W IL ­ ih* NW<4 nf Sar'lnn II l y i n g LIAM D THOMPSON a n d ----S n u lh *t*t*rly o f 0* c*nla Rnad: THOMPSON, hi* wtf*. If any, gnd tho E « it n f N E ' i ; »h« SW '» a ll » f than. If th*y ar* Ilyin*, and nf Ih* N K 1, ; t h . S E ' , : and If t p t y ar* d , » d fh * lr unknnwn th* .S'* nf I h . HtV'i o f S .rtlo n li.ir*. d * v | . . « . , *p o u >... grant***, ! | . and LESS Itlghi -of-H *r of r r .d it o r a li*n*r* * . * l g n . * * an-l S ' s ' o Roa I No. I). trust***, and a g a ln a t a n y and AN D a ll nthar parti** haying nr n n v * rn m * n t Lota 4 and 4 a f c l a i m in g tn h a r * a n y righ t, Ittl*. P .r tlo n l i . * n d * r Intarcct In th* prnparty AND h a r d n a ft * * d**rrlb*d. I n .w l l : All nf F ra ctio n a l S a ilin g II I » t * «. t l . IT. IS. IS. |», II AN D st, s t . s i . ss. :« it. i i :* i * f l o . a r n m . n t Lot* t. 1 and I SI and S3 nf SANLANDO RBand th* Kaal 3 / 1 of th* Wrst TVTE.4 F IR S T VDDITIO.V. I I t l Saclinn II: All In T o w n . S«mlnnla Cou nty. Flnrld*. »r• hip ! • Booth. Ran g* IS E**L rnrd lng fn (ha p la t th*ranf aa T o n ARE M E R E S T nntlfiad t h o r»cord*d In r i a t B«» k IS. Pag* a ault has b«*n brought again*! #T, nf th* Publla Raenrda *f ynn. th* n a l u r , nf whlrh I* In S*mlnnl* County, n -i r ld * rd n n v a r*rt*ln rloud* from and in TOU 'ARK H E R E B Y NO TIFIED nul*t and rnnflrnt th* till* In th* that th* r i a n t l f f s h*rrln har* |ni l - i i * d . « - t l h . d r**l prnn*rir al ltu tcd a su it ag»-n*t vmi tn Th* n»m* nf th* Court In w h ich Circuit Court nf th* Ninth Judlnlcl th* * n ll ha* b**n Inctitutad I* Th* Circuit. In and f«r S*mln»l# County. Circuit Court o f th* Ninth J u d icia l Flnrid*. m n u l t t Ihalr tltla tn thn Circuit, In aad F o r Seminal* Cnun- ahn<* d**rrth*d p ro p erty altuatad, tr. Flcr-da. Th # ahhrcvlatad Httg Ir ina and b ein g In S tm ln o l* Uaunty, nf fh* r*c* I* CAMERON PKV KL- | Flnrld*. *• h * r* ln * h n ,« mar* Parti* OOMKNT COMPANT. IXCORPOR. r u U r l y **t nut. Tnu *r# hrr*hr VTKD. • Florida Corporation. I r.<|iilr«d tn ftln yn ur A n sw e r with P U l n ' i f f , » • IIORVTIO Ik ALDEN - i n . Clark nf th* Circu it Court. In E T A t , T>*f*nd*nt* | and tor S«m lnel* Caunty . Flarld*. Th# d*t-rlp»lon nf Ih# r»al p -n - and I . M * a enpy t h * r . « f n n . i p*rty lavolvad i* a* **l forth Harnl.1 *. W ard . TH. **« Park abnv*. A r« n u ,. South, tV in t .r Park. F ln rYou a t* h«t* by r.-)ulrr-l I t III* j Ida, Atlnrn*y fo r th* Plaintiff*. y o u r s n i n . r or nth*r p l.a d ln a * ' In th* ah««* action, nn or b*fo-a w ith th* f'l*rk o f t o o *bo<* Court, ( Ih* ath d a y nf V n v .m h t r , IS**, and 'n t . r t t a r * » r t v a r.n f t.pnn ala* a Drcr** P m Csnfa sa o w ill b* El.WOOD P H IL L IP e. 1«* Eaat Roh - *nt*r*d a a a l n i t you. l**nn A**nu*. Orlando. Florida, a t IT IS O R D E R E D tha* th!* h« tn r n ty for th# P la i n t i ff , nn nr h*- published In T H E gA X F O R D H E R ­ fnr* th* 11th da y a f N o .a m b a r ALD. • n*w*p ap *r n u h li .h t d In A. D. I l l * ll* r* ln fall not nr s.m ln n l* County. Florid*. »nc* a Darraa Pro Conf***o will h* •* ch w , * k for four con**rutlro • n<*r*l ag* in*t yo u far th* raliaf l o o k * d*mand*d In th* Cninplalat. WITNESS Ih* hand n f tho CI*-k WITNESS my hand and a**t t h is o f tho Circuit CnurL Stm inolo 4th d a y a f O ct obtr, A. D. 1144. Caunty. Florida, t h i s th* Srd day (S E A t.l nf Octobtr, ISIS. Art hur H. R*rk wltb. Jr. (■KALI C1*rk o f th* Clrrult Court In Arthur It Ttcrkwitn. Jr. and for g a m la o la Couaty, CUrk nf Circuit Court •In -'d . __ H. q 1— I. -1 - i m l i Flnrld* --------* 7 7 IT.Tth*" TTTTnTTi-------------Sy: h * i t , 4 V. V , I- • n I • C D *putr e t t r k Wind*rw*#dla, lla ln a a . Il u n i t r BLWOOD P H IL L IP S * Ward t l * E a s t Xa b ln a a a Avaaaa SSI Park A v a u n t, Sou th Orlando. Flo rid a W inte r Park . F lo r id * Altnr n*y for P la i n t i f f Vtfnrnai . to t P la 'n-IH * Fublich Oct. f. II. >r » Publuh Dot. d. II. S*. ST. J. W. HALL Beautiful Wynnewood Home Legal Notice * o-Bedrooms Awning Windows Venetian Blinds WestingKouse i Equipped Kitchen Fire & Police Protection Low Insurance Rates $13,850 , Nothing Down PHONE FA 2*4389 Legal Notice in T im ro iR T o r J l nr.H . IV (M l thr FOR corn SK M IN fl l • Ol NTT. F L O R ID * l a r . i Fala t* - I ANNA V. TWOMET. (M ltl N O TIC E 'T O C R E D ITO R S ▼ o a t . I. C R E D I T O R S A N n P R ■ O N # HAV I N I) r i . 4 M S « O R D M V N I Ib A ll VIN I T W i l l K I T H Yu-i a*»l ccrh uf yuti cr* h . by n a tlfi.il anil r*<|ulr*A p•* nt In d u p ll . a t a »n y claim * a damand* wh ich you . nf *tth#r ynu, m ay hav* a g a i n t t th* can o f A VX a V. T W O tlR T , d * -ia » late » f C*||| Uoiim y, tn th* Conr J udg* « f hamlnnl* Uaun'y. Fl< | Id*, at hi* « f fi r * in th* r« bn I** o f **14 C o u n ty at S th fn ; F U r ld a within tig h t nalan-l i mnnta* from th* il m * * f lh a fn | ouhlleatlan *f t h i s nolle*. T.o claim * . damand *hall h« in w r - Ing. and *aaU a t a lg th* plac# r**ld*n<* and p . , . t nffic* *ddri « f *h* ela t m a n ’, and * h , l | aw*rn tn by th* claim ant, I • gaat, b i t a t t t r n a r , and an y *<■ Claim nr damand a t ! a« filed ah b* vaix / • ’ K a th a r ln * A. Abram s / • David J. T w o m t y Aa c*..,.cutnr* »f 'ha Xj ---------- —-1!— a a X . - T f i i a a t a t __ aX_ ANNA 1. TW'OUEY. I dtcaaaad <V*»doa V. Fradtrick *} } * ! * * T ttT «>• ratal# | H I-114 North P a r k A .c n u a “ n. R -r ::i* . n*ri • Plrat P uaileatinn Oct. 4, 1I4S �Plant Your Sale-Rent Items In HERALD Want-Ads For An Early Crop Of Dollars—PH. FA2-2611 12. Real Estate For Sal* 12. Real Estate F*r Sal* SOUTH SYLVAN Lake Shore*. FIVE ACRES. Frame house and garage near Elder Spring*. By _ Beautiful likefronl home near• lug completion, (or aomeone <k owner. Phone NO 9-3163. airing the beat of everything. SACRIFICE. Preatige location. Call FA 2-7*38. 3-Bcdrobma, 2 bath*. FA 2-70S1. DUE TO BUSINESS TRANSFER we are foreed to take a tremPEACE OF MIND emloua Ina* In order to sell quickly. For only $1,000 down Would you like to enjoy the peace of mind and the enjoyment o< you can havp s beautiful, apaowning your own home? See u* eioua home. Three bedrooma. 2 today for the moat attractive bath* built-in appliance*. Florida lining* for the PRICE IN 0 room. L arje tree*, well landSEMINOLE COUNTY. leaped lot. Prestige neighborhood. You mint aee it to ap­ preciate it. FA 2-7532. 12. Real Eetate For Sal* lit fta ftr l SAVE $1,000. Will lacrlftc* $2,000 equity in apacioua 3 bedroom, 3 bath homo for only $1,000. Ph. FA 3-3872. Rrralft Thurg. Oct. 27, *60—Fag* 13 37. Furaitor* MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial $t Reaidential SPECIAL STENSTROM REALTY Phone FA 2-2420 IS. Business Opportunities FOR LEASE . Servlet Btatioa. Good,, satahliahod location. Inveatery takeover. THE PURE 4 BR HOUSE, by owner. FA 2 5172 11! N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 OIL COMPANY, 804 W. Sixth: Street City. OUT OF TOWN OWNER offer* 2, 3 LOTS in Paola. Call FA 2-7633. 2-bedroom; earporte; utility 16. Female Help Wanted home*; one In DeBary, $9,300; one in Lake Mary, $8,900; $500 EL RANCH1TO WANTED: Colored girl 21 ycara down, $70 monthly: FA 1-7213 Directly in the path of progren or older to be buried in coffin ia thia neat little piece of pro­ for one complete performance MUST LEAVE Silt. October. 3 perty, with 4 acre* of fenced, of "The Houie of Uahera" allow­ Bedroom, 2 bath home. Eatra tiled, improved paature, and a ing at the Star Theater on 13th. large living area. Extra large very niee home. It hat 2So ft. Street atarting November 8th. lot cloae to aehoola, eaat aeeei* valuable highway frontage, and to abopplng. Monthly payments ia only 5 minute* from "the lea* than $100. 119 E. Coleman clock" in Sanford. If you would ADD TO YOUR FAMILY FA 2 7189. INCOME enjoy living where you can bv aerving an establiihed make a s e rf living off your THREE bedroom, two bath home AVON territory. For peraonal own land and be aecure in the in Sunland. $48$ down, pick up interview in your home, write knowledge that your property ^ payment*. Call FA 2-8727, Mr*. Jean Milanlch. Box 240, ia »o located that it will con­ Lockhart Branch, Orlando. tinually become more valuable, KOSA L. PAYTON call ua for appointment. Price $38,000. And Associates 19. Situation* Wanted Ra tillered Reel Eatate Broker "WE TRADE" Ph. FA 3-1301 17-93 a t Hiawatha WORK WANTED FA 2 4018. 38. Article* For Sato • BIG VALUES REDWOOD FENCING GE REFRIGERATOR, excellent • QUICK CREDIT See Semple at . . . condition. FA 3-tSai • EASY TERMS GREGORY LUMBER CO. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS •Ui ft Maple FA 2-0500 s t e in w a y atudla upright p ita s, beautiful mahogany, like new WILSON - MAIER ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby condition. $393. Guaranteed. Ph. New and Uacd Furniture Bed*. Dgy, Week, or Month— FA 2-1971. 311 E. First St. FA 2 5822 FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. RE-UPHOLSTERING, work guar­ Ph. FA 2 7953 anteed. Free ea limatea. Phone PA 2-7818 e r MI 4-1771. Batons • Professional • Balanced Sheet Music — Instruction Books New ft Uied Fjrnlture ft Appli­ Ylagnu# Organs ance*. A Good Place To Stock Redaction RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. BUY. SELL or TRADE 112 Magnolia Excellent Values U ff-A -D A Y 13. Mortgag* Loans 111 N. Park 38. Article* For Sala Jenkins Furniture Stenslrom Realty FA 2-7450 FOR SALE; Portable Remington Quiet-writer—A-l cond. Reason­ able. Call FA 2 3117. RE FINISH ED ANTIQUES and old picture framea. Realoration a READY MIXED CONCRETE *p«ciaUty. Pick-up and delivery. Outdoor Table Tepa ft Seata Call 4281, Geneva, Fin. Lot Marker* — Sills — Lintels Used furniture, appllancei, tool*, Steps — Patio Blocks — Sand etc. Bought-Sold Larry’s Mert MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 3-4132. 30* Elm. Ave. Ph. FA 2 3731 400 Sanford Ave. "B c f, B it fe n d * OTBOCE. Oar ninth. H*v% ft puff.” 24. E lectrical S ervice* 30. I’oullry • Pels - Slock Houle Wiring — Electric Service SMALL brown and white Shetland pony with bridle and saddle. Sid Vihlen FA 25501. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 klagnoha Ph. FA 2-0815 KITTENS FREE tn good homes. FA 7-4891. 23. Plumbing Service* Wall i. ■" — e a — — — — 31. Automobiles • Trucks M America* Sapor N BUICK 2-Dr. Hardtop I I FORD Custom ■ ■ J'D r. PONTIAC 71 4-Dr. BUICK Sell Ut Your Furniture. Quick Gt ahoveia 1.41, pup tents 4 98 up. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS. 310 Service With The Cath. SUPER Sanford Avenue. TRADING POST FA 2-0877. PLACE your order now for Mrs. GOOD USED FURNITURE Brown Miller's famous home' ! srt busk beda with posture made (run cake. We ship any. boards and. lnnerapring matwhere in the w * r 1 d. Ph. tresses, extra nice 49.50; 1 re­ FA 2 3604. possessed 7 pc. dlnclie, like new 19.50; 1 rebuilt sofa bed, SEWING MACHINE: Singer 88 beige upholstery 49.50; 1 3 pc. round bobbin, excellent eondiaecttonal 19.50; I bl-back foam dition; g payments at $3.43 re­ rubber swivel rocker, black ny­ maining. Write Finance 3tgr., lon 22.50; l plastic occasional Box 22. r o Sanford Herald. chair 7.50; 1 platform rocker 3.00; t It* x 12’ turquoise wool HUNTERS rug with under rug 19.50; 1 Guaranteed water proof leather walnut buffet and china 39.50; boots. IVEY’S SHOE STORE. 1 maple finish vanity with round mirror 19.50; 2 mahogany KENMOHK Automatic Washer, good condition $25. FA 2-2929 lamp tables, l coffee table after 4:00 p. m. 19.50; 1 walnut record cabinet 9.00; 1 3-pc. dinette 15.00; 1 1-DINETTE SET. 1 bird cage and crib with lnnerapring matlreis stand, easy chair, oil heater; 19 50 ; 2 twin site foam rubber bargain. FA 2 3781. *ris, gacli 35.00; i lull sire roil spring, like new 10.00; 1 twin COLDS POT refrigerator $33. Ph. TA 2 *211 slier 1:00 p. m. sire coil spring, like new 10.00; 1 twin site knotty ptne bed with coil spring 15.00; 1 full site metal bed 5.00; l full aite ma­ ple finish bed 5.00. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 1.30 RAMBLER HUDSON 8aper Wasp 4-Dr. FORD v-a 2-Dr. USED TRUCKS SPECIALS £ 0 FORD Panel DODGE Fickap 1932 STTDERAKER, clean. Across STENOGRAPHER • Bookkeeper, from Lyman School. Ml 7-6538. mature and used to responsib­ Plumbinjr &. Heating R 7 FORD * »*autiful 3 BR, 2 bath home on b J ility want! temporary or partONE good used Jeep. FA 2-6603. AIR CONDITIONING V I Cylinder Piehap Lake. Built-in kitchen, large Realtor—Imuror time general office work. Ph. CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK ) utility room, many other fine FA 2-1991 112 N. Park 53 FORD *300. FA 2 8116. FA 2-5402. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 20562 features. $1200 down payment. $103 per month, including taxea SO. PINECREST 4th ADDITION LAWN WORK. TA 2-0848. PLUMBING 32. Aulo Repair Service t-BEDROOMS 2-BATI 15 WORK WANTED. FA 2-4018. and insurance. Contracting ft Repair* . Located on beautiful corner lot. Free Estimate* AUTO GLASS County Motors Excellent buy at only $15,550. DAYS WORK. FA 2 5280. R. I.. HARVEY INSTALLED 519 E. Firat Si. You pay only $200 down and 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-338.1 W indshield Hack (.5Inns I Uk* over VA mwtljtag* at SUTi 20. Habysittcra Rhone FA 2-0614 111 N. Park Ave. Phone F/» 2 2420 Door G lass V ent G la ss, interest. Range, refrigerator and BABYSITTING day, night or 26. Hadlo it Television biinda Included. . week. Elizabeth Colley, 2403 MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY f 'paMa!^Ali^'parta 'and l ^ r i S en knrik C ta S M n d P a in t Co Stevens Ave. Ph. FA 2-0541. Ph. FA 2-4622 Call Jim Hunt - FA 2-1501 lively guaranteed W day*. Sun­ 210 Magnolia WILL rare for children in my iv t h k r i m i it r a i n r . v iv t ii shine TV., FA 2-9792. .11 i m i l l I T H I T I I 4. IS .V VII C o i l home while mother works; day, 33. Hoofs & Motors ■ KMIVOI.K rol'V T V , M.OHIUV week or hour. Ph. FA 2-4071. i v c i i v v i tinv v o . 27. Special Service* BOAT AND MOTOR SALE! ECHOLS v n r ir e i to n r.r r .x n IV THR r m f l lT IO I R T n r THK WILL care for children while ENVELOPES. Letterheads, atate- All new 60 model Kvinrudes ft ( 2nd ft Magnolia o l .v d t s n a v is ro w u E n Ph, FA 2 8321 riaintirr, vivrM j i D in v i. rin c l it . iv motlier*worl,s. FA 2-0383. boats. n a e n -5?t rrr i mcnl*. invoices, hand bills, ami .vvii r u n ■k n im ii .k r m v rv , A■ KI.OHIUA. IV ITIV.Vtr.HV •>#. ni'.L'CK N. FOWLER. programi, e t c . Progressive .SAMPLE PRICES; .IS. Article* Fur Sale 21. lteauty Salon* D*fdnd«nt 101*1 Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2931— . $653 to h. p. Larks $195, other VI IT TO q i u r r TiTi.r. *1 i i f. 9 T v » k n r F t . i m i u i t o i OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 308 West 13th St. I sires. vv u .t. ap. o r. nnr.TR *«4 n n r e r x. f o w l e r Permanent Wave, complete *7.50 WhAM l i f t known fftBldftncft And ■ En.N EIC * C. OOETZ. >!• » l f » 1 Cent per Ih. 5875 Lone Star 15 ft. Flamingo! HAZEL PORTER BEAUTY SHOP P la in t iff ! . «>Hr*n* w a s r o M o m p Al»Aft* PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING THE SANFORD HERALD *595. liot W. 25th Ph. FA 2 1321 A m e n t a . Main Btr**t, (Jratimm# North ... W. L. HARMON OFFICE T. T. 1IA.NN.V, »t *t ^ C irolln d . $595 lif t, runatiouts $395 and ti. friul# n!#. Ph. FA 2-4223 !*!*■«• tnkei nolle# t It a t >otl s r e 204 W. 1st St. FA 2211! many others, plus selection of v o rirK o r * i i r lirrtLy required !•* fit* your w r i t , reconditioned used boats and two AiiRwnr «*r If »ny, per- t v I k , Van,# a l Ik# vial# a f I'larHOUSE CLEANING. Windows FACTORY TO YOU ■onally or bv an Atto rney, on or Mai motors at dealer wholesale floors, walls. Phone FA 2 1212. ALUMLNUM hftfnr« X o t s m h o r 191# At |h « T» ih# P#f#p<iant»: prices. FINANCE PLAN. offlrA o f th« C ltrll of the O r cu lt T P HANNA VENETIAN BLINDS PUMPS — SPRINKLERS Court, A t th# Cnurt llou«# In MAIlT K. HANNA Reauty Sale* Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom N»tnln<>ie 4’ntinljr, J ^ n f o n l . KJnvIdA. MIUNON H. EVANS Gateway To The Waterway All types and sires, installed Walker Building «n*l la m all a co py lh #r#of fa And in: Tli» uiiWnowa #|tnut#a rail with plastic ends. Plastic Your EVI.NRL’DE Dealer "Do It Yourself" rA 2-7814 Ntengtrom# l u \ l * #n«l Mclnlo«>i, nf m | iI above named natural 2310 Oak or rayon tapei. Cotton or nylon Kob.son SportiiiR Goods Atto rn ey * fo r P la in t iff , Po*t OfIi#f#tiil#nt.. WE REPAIR AN!) SERVICE fir* I> ’ i l i t , Bsnfnr*!. Florida. In cords. And tn: Alt p a r t i . , claim in g In- This adv. good for $2.50 off on 394-6 $ E. 1st Ph FA 2-5951 S T I N F. that c e r t a in p r o c o t d l n c p tn d ln * l . r . a t by, through, u m l . r *r any regular price wave. Even­ Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. yo u tn tha C ircu it Court Machinery and Supply Co. a g i l a . r tn# above r . m # d n»CORRECT • CRAFT 14 ft. boat, 218 Magnolia ing appointments. Air cond. 20s W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4*22 o f t h a Ninth J u d icia l Circuit of tural Def en tlanie not k n o w n to Pit. FA 2 6132 trailer and 16 h. p. motor St50. Florid.*. In and For Metnlnolft Ooun* ba J#ad nr a l l , # Harriett s Beauty Nook, 105 ^o. And In: All parti.a I l a , I n a or l y , Flo rid #. tn C!Uffic#r>\ All ab* SPECIAL: Floor sample Council Oak. FA 23742. DAUI’HINE Four Door, Extra Clean# brcvlatnl 11' Ih c*f *aIi| r4U*# h#r i a l t n l n g In l i a ,« any riant, Sewing- Mach. Repairs FA 2 7713. chip ice machine. Make 300 t i ll # or In trrr.l In and In Ilia I i , i J I . A m . 4 I»\VIH FdW LK R. 16' GLASS ft MAHOGANY ski ,»r ALL MAKES ft MODELS lbs. Ice in 24 hours, t'sn he pur­ P U Iu liff. V*. i m r t ’M V. FOIVI.KR. fnllnwina Urn. rll.rd priip#l I, , l.AR-UE’ BEAUTY SALON Def en dant/* and h erein fail not or pisasuie boat, 3a h. p. Johnson attuat# In r n m n u i i County. Nu*v Open RENTALS 5.°. WEEK chased on our special plan for UC-10 Hiawatha a |i*cr«A Pro C onfte en w ill b« sn* Tlnrlda, t o -w lt: electric, completely equipped; 203 W. First St. (24 hr. ser.) $1.23 per day, Seminole Fix­ Air Cond — Air Cond. Dryer* t»r*d a g a l n e t you, and tha eaua* Ian 1*. Block U. o f Tract *T, also many extras. FA 2 8873. FA 2-3625 proceed ea p a n e . nf K l.VUANDO dl'ItlMlH. a c . ture ft Freeier Co., French Open Evenings by Appointmtat <URALi rurd lnv to g i l l tli«r#»f r#DIAL FA 2 1398 Ave. al Second St., Sanford. Ph. co rd 'd In Plat Hook I n a a A rth u r II fl#t kerith. Jr. WILL give a Sarali Coventry; 31. Mnchincry • Tool* FA 2 8331. <*l#rk of in* C ircu it Court SI, o f Hi# I'uhlta Jlccnrd. uC Fashion Show. Beautiful jewelry Ramlnnl# I'nunty. Klorlda. <9: Martha T, Yihlon. D.C. 22. Build • Paint • Repair for that Christmas list. Phone FOR SALE: New Cub Ln-Boy with 2 ELECTRIC TRAINS. 3/1* guage, Bt«n»trrm, Pavia A Mclntoah T . u an* Each nf T"U, noil^ A tln m a v a for P l a i n t i f f f i . d th a t a Suit to Q j i . l T u t , to PAINTING: Colors a specialty. FA 2 8899 or FA 2 8017. wood* rotary: 33 Fortl. new extra engine $30; 1 liquor cabi­ O f f p a Hoi 111 tha k h o . a d a .c r l b .d o r.p a rty h.a Residential, commercial, indus­ grove tires; A. O. John Deere HRnford, Florida net $12; 1 antique table over 73 b .a n fit*<l ( g a l n . t you and so u HEATING P.ibliah Oct. le. 27 * Nor. J. 14. aro h . r . b y c . o u t r . d t« . o r . a a trial. Licensed and bonded. (21; Ford disc; tapered grove years old $13; new paint brushes m p y ut y uur Anawor In I h . II. B. POPK SUPER ”88” FOUR DOOR HARDTOP, Perfect Tutona Work guaranteed. Free evti chopper; cultivator bur. all 3 price; Ml 7 8538. p laint on ilia Pla intiff • Attnr. 290 S. Park - F.\ 2 1234 fc' mates. Charlie Burris, FA 2 1571 Finish, Excellent Condition Throughout# point lift; also heavy duty uti­ n * o . F E U I E I I AND HKTTt.M!HAtfB, HO Aoutn k n n n l a i . W ln t.r AMBASSADOR rornot, like new; lity implements. Ward Equip­ Pork , Florida, and fllo t h . n r|. PAINTING 20. Flowers • Plants • Shrubs ment, Phone 4731, Geneva, will trade for hi fl record play­ I 3 Iti'droom • IV, Rath a nival In tha offlra o f th* Tlark Top""SONNY'S Quality Work—Low Rates er. FA 2 7818. o f Iho Circu it . ’„urt on nr b . f n r . Petunias; Snaps; Calendula; PanFA 2 2671 or r \ 2-4033 N o a . m b . r } . . I X # ; o l h . r v l a o th# I j FIBER t.M »>•*; Stocks; Verbena; Carna­ 3.*». Motorcycle* • Scooter* ■ l l . g a ’ luno nf #aM I'-impIalnl b i l l RUG, like new. Call tions; Salvia' red and purple. 1937 HARLEY DAVIDSON with PLATT’S CARPENTRY Service*, HOW N PAYMENT IO E O ■ b# l o k . n an conf#.a#d. FA 2 5049. Tkla n o t i i o (halt h* p u b ll .h .d I NO CLOSING COST ft® ll | o n to oach w . a k for four c n n . a m - new work A repair. Specialise GRAPEVILLE NURSERY police motor *500. 4o Ford in Fla. room enclosures. Ph. 837 Mo. Inrlude* Kierythinx! _ | | r . w * « k i In Ih# hanford llor#ld. Grapevilie Ave. near 20th SI. ton pickup with race engine f i . t . d Hilo l l t h day af Octobar, FA 2-7416. HIGH-DRY WOODED LOTS I 1»»a. SI23. 31 Olds enginr $30. Gar­ FALL ANNUALS IIIRKCTIONS: * Mi. So. _ age at 9th ft Sanford Ave. I Sanford. 11... 17-92. Tarn I ( I C A t .Al rth u r II llacb a lilt Jr, CARPENTRY', painting, roofing Petunias, Snapdragons, etc. and cement work. FA 2-4899. Clark, Circuit Can t Right I Mi. I’a .l Dynalron- " WOODRUFFS I let. Follow Si|n*. hamlnnl* County, Klorlda Cabana* J| FARM AND GARDEN CENTER T railer*________________ HALF-TON PICKUP, l.ooka And Kuna Good. By: Martha T. Vlhlan, DC. 23. Building Material* Publlah Oct. IT *. No#. S. 11 601 Celery Ave. Ph. FA 2-3978 I TRAILER for sale. FA 2 4218. LUMBER HARDWARE • PAINT ROOFING FHA Loan* B. EDWARDS NEW HOMES BV RILDERS SUPPLIES We Give TV Stamp* 963 W. 3rd St. FA2-7894 ravenna park STEMPER Agency Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice Legal Notice Seminole SUPERVALUE Used Car Specials Dawn's 58 RENAULT • *645 57 0 LD S M 0 B ILE LONGDALEi *1195 H O M E S $8250 : 1 55 GMC HondiHousc 0DHAM & TUDOR *395 CARPORTE MANY, M A N Y USED LUMBER. FA 2 2506. ON LOCATED .SOUTH PINECREST & SUNLAND ESTATES VA and FHA FINANCING VA—NO DOWN PAYMENT BUILT-IN DREAM KITCHENS CLOSING COSTS LOW WITH APPLIANCES BY AS - ALSO----------D EC A I F H0MEa l Y C J n L C AVAILABLE ALREADY FINANCED BY ORIGINAL PL RCHASER REFRIGERATOR OVEN—RANGE IV VTKIt IIEATEK DESIGNED FOR YOLK BETTER LIVING ELECTRICALLY NO QUALIFYING — OTHER THAN GOOD CREDIT LOW INTEREST RATER DOWN PAYMENTS LOW AS »:o« I BEDROOMS ----------- 1 ft 3 BATHS RENTALS HOMES AVAILABLE ()I)HAM & TUDOR TTvrr. i m SANFORD J. 27th ST. PH. FA 2-1581 BRAILEY ODHAM, PRES. D IS P L A Y NOW ! WHERE . . . . WHERE . . . . Our I'.ied Cara Will Be Displayed For Your Inspection Nightly On Our ta rg e Lighted Lot. WHERE . . . > |5 0 9 D M » ftA L 0 !L im » € M O RE VALUES CAN YOU GET MOKE HOME % DOLLAR VALUE f * 2 - 3 - 1 ItrdriMim* • Plann.d Lake Front Cummunily ft 3 Furniahxl M odele for your inaoertion Minimum $350 Dn. pARK lARK p IDGE L A K b - WA R y HEV -irr* Just West of 17-93 FA 2-8123; FA 2-8370 WHERE DEALS SHINE Built on Cement Slab on Your i.ot. • NO DOWN PAYMENT • UP TO 3<i MO. TO PAY *695 O TH ER M O DELS $89 To $795 SCREEN ENCLOSURES For Patio & Pool SEE 2nd & Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 2-6231 Ofc. FA 2-0711 Chevrolet — Oldamoblle — Cadillac Trade-las Sdve Dollruv At Holler v REDWOOD FENCE OUTDOOR FIREPLACES OCR DISPLAY MODELS TODAY Handi - House Of Central Fla., Inc. 2618 Iroqui* at th* sign of your best buy Behind Pinecrest Inn PHONE FA 2-8780 HOLLER MOTOR SALES t - -* v-.-*! ' r* -r* • �Member* of tit* Goldsboro Ele­ mentary School Parent-Teachers A***-, which meet* on the second Monday of each month a t S p. m., report much progress under the leadership a i new president, Mrs. Alfred* Wallace. Many plana were mad* a t the Iasi meeting, on* of which was for the Halloween Carnival to be held ,ot the school Monday from I p. m. la order to Insure overall suc­ cess, the school has been divided into ran*# Including parents, pu­ pils nod teachers. Parent* living within each son* are requested to "furnish refreshments for the earnival according to Item assignscent. Grade*, tones and Items are, first grade, rold depot, popcorn; second grade, Castle Brewer, pea­ nuts, entertainment, fortune tellIng and music; third grade, Wil­ liam Clark, snow cones, aoda; fourth grad*, southwest road, hake salsa, piss, cakes .and cookies; fifth grade, achool son#, candied applas and sixth grade, old railr All parents, pupil*, InUrcstad citisen* and friends are Invited to attend and help make this tha aehaal's. biggest carnival ever Aro You Insecure On Donee Floor; Well Read This Rena Id Perry, city recreational director, hM these questloM to ask of Sanford resident*: •Do you havs that huscure feeling whan on the dance floor? Feel th a t r v e r y o M I* watching pout Gat your left foot mixed with your right and stumble across tha dance floor Instead of gilding gracsfully with the music? "If you SMWir yes to all *f these questions," Parry says, •then you need to register for the M xt session of ballroom dancing lessons being offered a t tha Civic Canter by tha department" Two classes on Monday, a free on* for teenagers at T p. m. and is e for adults a t 1:10 p. m. will begin Nov. T, Adults will be asked to pay 92 for the 10 wsek cours*. Registration for instruction Ini eluding th»- lis le xrf. »W.e*>tary fundamentals of oil popular dance steps may be mad* in advance oc a t the opening class. flying an A81M -Skywarrior." Tha co-piiot for tha avont w aa Cdr. P. S. Har* ward (second from rig h t) while tha bombardier wax Lt. J . L» Hutton (third from right). The rest are. left to right, P. C. DelVUiaggio AD2, D. R. Smith ATI, R. A. Jackxon AQC, R.‘ 8. Foeback ATI, U . J. L. Hutton, Cdr. P. S. Harvard, Capt. Edward*. On Halloween evening liule spooks, and goblins, spacemen and witches will ring the doorbells In lak e Mary, Sunland Estates, Little Venice, and Loch Arbor areas and townfolks will hear the familiar chant ‘Trick or Treat for UNICEF,” Sponsored locally by the churches of la k e M iry and ns Uonally by the U. 8. Committee for UNICEF, tha United Nations Children's Fund Halloween pro­ gram will be carried out at the same lima In soma 10,000 other communities. la s t year more than Iwo million American youngsters participated in the biggest pro­ ject ever carried out by children lo help children. Each penny collected by the Trick or Treaters wearing the UNIFEC black and orange tig can mean five glasses of milk for • needy child overseas, or the BCG vaccine to protect him from tuberculosis. A nickel's worth of UNICEF penicillin will core a child of yaw*, a crippling tropical received hi UNICEF supplies. disease. The junior ektueaa of the above named sreas who are participat­ ing in Trick or Treat for UNICEF will meet at the Lake Mary Boy Scout Hut Monday at 9:15 p. m. They will canvass the neighborImods in small groups, escorted by adults who are also volunteer­ ing their time. After the collection, boys and girl* in public grades, four through six, will return to the la k e Mary school, boys and girls In public grades sevan and eight will return to the Lake Mary Roy Scout Hut and boys and girls In public grades nine through 12 wilt return to the lak e Mary Fire De­ partment building for UNICEF Halloween partiee which wilt in­ clude costume contests, games, and refreshments. UNICEF ts not a giveaway prrj-sm. Governments that f* quest its aid spend an average of more lhaa 92.M for each I t .00 By MARIAN t . JONES After much study and many consultationa, Halloween Carni­ val Chairman, Mrs. A. E. Volght and hag, group of helpers have de­ cided aa a program of entertain­ ment that will give much fun and happiness to all attending. The Oviedo High School Gym­ nasium witl he open Friday at 3:30 p. m. for this outstanding event On the program are: the'cam ­ era booth, sponsored by tha moth­ ers of Mrs. Cooper's first grade; tha Kiddie rides, Mra. Ulrey's first grade; homemade lea cream, Mra. W arder's and Miss Rice’s second grades; dart game. Mrs. Teagua's third grada; • new and VAdm. W. R. Smcdherg Ilf, chief of Naval personnel, today advised high school seniors sad grsdeates that they have until Nov. IS to apply for the Navy’s Reserve Officer Training Corps. Applicania will take the nation­ wide exam on Dec. 10. The NROTC program makas K possible tor a young man to earn a regular commission while study­ ing at a el villa n college of his ehoiee. All tuition, fees and text books are provided by the Navy and an annual retainer of MOO Is given tha student. During the summers ttudents travel to many parts of Die world on regular training cruises. Upon eomplsckm of the four picked lo begin school next Sept­ ember. N'ROTC also is open to enlisted men who are o* active duty with the Navy or Marines, how­ ever a scparele quota if estab­ lished for these applicants. Application fffrms are available at high schools. Navy Reeniiting stations or from the Chief of Naval Personnel, Department of the Navy, Washington 25, D. C. the regular Navy or Marine Corps is received and the officer goes da regular duty. Tha program is opea to ail ITyear-old high school seniors and graduates who will not have their 21st birthday before July 1, IM1. Those making a qualifying score will raceivo a rigid physical axam early Mat year. Prom the qualifylog rolls, at least 1400 will be Mra. Kathleen Reynolds, mother advisor, says that dinners will he delivered upon order and will be boxed for- carrying, If desired, for those wbe plan to attend the football game. Tickets now are available from any Rainbow girl. Proceeds from the event will be applied to the charitable works of tha assem­ bly. surprise game, Miss Honnaleer's third, grade. The ever popular fish pond, Mrs. Partin's fourth grade; candy apples and homemade candy, Mrs. Alfred Campbell's fourth grada; pop corn and peanuts, Mrs. Grimm's and Mra. Bucketew's fifth grade; the country store, Mrs. Mildred Wright’s sixth grsdc; ths costume parade and helping with the country Store, Mrs- William B. West's sixth grade; the FortyNiner Engine^ Mrs. Staley's sev­ enth grade; tha sidewalk cafe, James Palmer's seventh grade and Mrs. DeShsxIo’s eighth grade; ball toes. Mist Ruddeli's eighth grade. The dance, Mrs. Alice Blau's ninth grade; cold drinks and help­ ing with the dance, Mrs. Palmer’s ninth grade. Rainbow Girls To' Sponsor Barbecue ■snford Assembly No. 25. Order of Rainbow for Girls, will spon­ sor a chicken barbecue dinner si the Elk’s Club, Nov. 4, from R efined IN THE FALL’S FASHION TREND FOR WOMEN! SUITS In suite, it’a a follow-your-fancy choice — basic or vivid colors in smooth or textured finiah . . . solids, aelf-checka or fur trim m ai CrrOf CttU CHILDREN'S LT. (j.g.) B. B. WEBER, right, receives his promotion orders to Liautanant from Cdr. K. F. Rowell, tomtnumiing officer of Heavy Attack Squadron Threw. Lt. Weber is assigned to VAH-S aa a bombardier navigator inatrua* lor In thp basic training department. COATS Lota of new styles and colors for tha young miss in sizes it • 6x and 7 • 14. Coma in today! Make your selection. LADIES’ COATS places! This outstanding collection of coat*, take you there looking right >r both easual and dress wear — go with-everything colors! $49.95 Lovely selection o f cashmere blends. wool and BRINY MARLIN 1005 CASHMERE CoAt. 210 S. M A G N O L IA AVE. In our new beautiful • and comfortably air conditioned store. SAME PHONE • FA 2-4622 ' G L A S S A N D P A I N T C O M P A N Y , I NC The 10th grade, combining Al­ fred Campbell'* 10th and Arch Hoelck'a 10th, will feature the bake aale. In addition they alto will have potato salad and baked beans for sale In servings to s i \ J plement the hot dogs, pie, cake and coffee, to suffice for a sup­ per. Tha eleventh and twelfth grades are unable to have the us­ ual supper since the new cafetorlum is not open yet. The supper is tentatively plan­ ned for Nov. 19, sponsored by these two grades. Mrs. John Cour­ ier, P-TO program chairman, •H o has announced a special program in conjunction with thia event, the proceeds to go to tha carnival. The Carnival Is sponsored by the P-TO eaeh year for funds be carry out its budget. “W# Invite C h a rs. Accounts* �WEATHER: Cloudy with showers through Saturday. High today, 80-65. Low tonight, 60*65, VOL. IS CONGRESSMAN 8YD HERLONG. third from left, was welcomed at the Southeast Seminole Chamber of Commerce Thursday night by C of C pre­ sident Bats Weating, second from left; Oviedo Mayor Lee Gary, left; Ben Jones, vice president of the chamber, right of Herlong and Mrs. Elizabeth Oliff, eecretary. (Herald Photo) f Congressman lyd Herlong ert licited Stats Dapertmant taeOea to handling the lansa Cuban situa­ tion and. to a strongly wordad apeach at Ihe Southeast Samlnola Chamber nf Commarcn at Oviedo Thursday night, accused U S. official* of IsUtng "communism get tha upper hand In Cuba.” Rapping tha laxity of State De­ partment officials, Herlong aaid "wa knew whan Castro was fight­ ing in the mountains of Cuba that tha eommiea wara behind him and what did wa do? At soon as ha look over we recognized hi* gov* arnmrnt tha vary next day.” Herlong. apparently angry, de­ clared “ now officials have just started economic sanctions on oo Cuba, when that should have been done a long, long lima ego. " it to a disgrace that wt did not break off relation* with Cuba a long time ago instead of recalling our ambassador now when it la too tola tor na to Cuba,” Her­ long aaid. "However.” Herlong aaid "I believe that things will start popping olf in Cuba soon, especial­ ly once they atart marketing sugar to Russia/ Dn you think the Cu- Campaign By L’nitod Pres* International • Kennedy sought today to turn back at Nixon soma of the Re­ publican campaign chargrs. He hammered at the vice president Thursday during a tumultuous vis­ it to New York City and continued the attack today at he opened four days of stumping in eastern Penn- bant w il want to be paid in rubles and bartering when they havt been used to the good old American dollar? “ Cuba ia in for a rude awaken­ ing boob” he emphasised, add­ ing, “ and we won't be there to to help her.” Herlong also laahed nut at -State department methods ta handling the cold war. “ Wa don't know bow to fight comtminiam. Wa don't know how to take advantage and wt have failed time and time again in the rje s of tha free world bccaus* we hate not utilised our propa­ ganda methods,” Herlong said. "There U only ono way lo fight the Red threat and that i* meet it on its own terms, which means propaganda and more propa­ ganda,” he said. "We lost lha propaganda war in Cuba, Tibet, Iwbinnn. Why wc are Just amateurs compared lo the Russians when he cornea to waging a totally political war.” Herlong said that "unless we atari doing something shout it now, we will lose this total cold Vic* President Richard M. Nix­ on took hia midwestern whistleflop campaign into Illinois and lows today leaving a aeries of ugly incidents behind him in Mich­ igan am) Indiana. Sen. John! F. Kennedy toured the key election state of Pennsyl­ jylvan ta vania. charging that Nixon, not ilagloeg explained (hat one way he. lx "downgrading America'' i,M» tofAi ,ihe .Communist , threat ahd’’*e!llng America short." His |srs>- "pfay Iho way lliey play. I goal was a grip on Pennsylvania** r^a* a Stok>r -«ddr><a HgJ^hf at latn supporting a freedom Acs 32 electoral voles. Davenport, Iowa. He thrn'.wilf h e m r which will tram agents In fly lo Chicago where he will cam tbr free w-urld to counteract the ★ ★ ★ Today U Ihe last day to paign Saturday Red threat. register In lha city election. The Democratic candidate »aid. "Wo ra n t assume Ihat because City Hall will be open antll IM in a speech prepared for deliv­ we ar* in the right aw will win ery at Bethlehem, Pa., that Nix­ the cold war. • W* have Vo fight on ia telling lha country "we ran't for M now. The Rada have taken President Eisenhower goes on afford to dn those thing's in Amer­ advantage of every situation. nationwide television tonight to ica that everybody knows wa need Time Is running out for ua now,” make his flrst major campaign to do.” Herlong stressed. "It is Mr. Nixon—not l— who ia apeach on behalf of tha GOP tic­ Mayor Iwe Uary introduced ket. Eisenhower will apeak from downgrading America.” Kennedy Herlong and more than 100 porMr. Nixon reike of A.r.cri miiis aLviwlcd the meeting. a Republican dinner at Phila­ said delphia—a GOP effort to capture c a 't limitations. I speak of her boundless possibilities. We ean and Penniylvania't vital volet. Nixon was splattered by eggs ought to put our great produrtivand tomatoes, heckled during hit ity to work to meet the need of speeches and worried by a derail­ our people, not ignore them ” Kennedy pirdiciru hi* eirriion Countess Elizabeth Ynn Her ment scare Thursday. The incidrill* wet* the mu,l unpleasant on arrival at the H elhlehemA llen Slaglien will speak at Ihe n«*either candidate hat encountered town airport early today. "I don't tary Club luncheon Monday. All rare what time in the morning the Rotory anna alto ara invited in the campaign. Herbcr G. Klein. Nixon's press it 1j , wa re going to heal Mr. Nix­ to the meeting. The ruunlrav' husband was a secretary, aaid "harsh profanity” on.” Kennedy said. II# achedulrd sperchr* today at big gain* hunter in thr African • at shouted at Mrs Nixon at one atop in Michigan. He said: "I can Poll*villa, llaielinn, Wilkes Bar Congo and the ml] speak on that only conclude that organiiad goon ra, Scranton and the Montgomery area, where aha lived tor IS squad tactics arc involved in such County area outside Philadelphia. year*. an occurrence." the derailment threat occurred Thuraday night near Fort Wayne, Ind. A can-shaped, Pi-pound fluor­ escent light transformer was dis­ covered tied to tha rails over which lha Nixon campaign train was to pass. (Jaltad Prwa Lana*d Win Saaslaato O m t r Inginsar Oarlto« Hiss plana to m att with Orang* County officials today after Orange affieiala "jumped »h# gun" on a joint Seminole-Orange em er­ gency drainage program ia Nowoll Branch and Woktra baain. Bliia and othar county officials wara apparently unhappy today after learning th a t work act clean­ ing aat ditchaa ia tha two araae haa atarted without coatactinr Seminole County. County Commiaaioa Chairman man John K rider Unlay daelinad ta comment "a t thia time'' on tha mare, but aaid ha haa aent a talapram to Grunge County engineer bred i>*win complaining about tha atart af the maaaiea program. "They thauld have had the fourteay to inform as they were s ta rt­ ing," Bliaa aaid. "If we should have rain for tha neat two weeks It could rauae some aerioue (Io«mIing In tha areas and wa would get tha coni plaints. "Nearly all of tha work on both projacta would be in Seminole County, although tha two atreams are major drainnga outlet* for Orj range County.” Blica explained. Established 1»08 1 jus* received recommenda­ tion* oa the plan in tha mail to­ day,” Bliaa aaid, adding that he would meet with DaWttt thia af­ ternoon to try to "work together sod pool our rttourc**, Wa would like to k n o w what ia going on,” Blits empha«tx*d. Both projects are eapeeted to ooet approximately 11*0,000 and Organizes Fund Effort Altamonte Council To Meet Today AlUmoctU Sprint* Town Conn­ ed member* will meet today to make a decision oa tha proposal from tha Wakiva Baptist Associa­ tion to locate a Baptist Retiremrni Center on tha old Altamonte Spring* Hotel proparty, A pub hr Hireling was held Thursday in tha tojvn bail with about 76 residents attending. Youth Advisory Council Formed A youth adviiory council hai bean formed in Seminol* county la rehabilitate juvenile* that have gotton into trouble. Judge Vernon Mi/a will explain tha functions nf tha new group it a meeting Nov. I at 7.30 p.m. at Crooma Academy. Five team captains for the Unit­ ed Fund driva were announced to day by chairman Randall Chasa. B. 1. Perkins Jr., Sonny Raborn, Fid Shmbolsar. Kay Shoe­ maker am) Jarry Senkartk will head lha campaign for the ‘ 400 Club.” The 400 Club'* i* a nationwide project of Ihe United Fund. It conalat* of public spirited busi­ nessmen who donate $t0o or more to Dio drive. The five team cap­ tains will plan the activities for forming a club in Ihe Sanford area. N V. Farmer will head the realtor a group in the drive ami predicted full cooperation on their part. All units of tha Sanford Naval Air Si alum awing into action be­ hind Ihe drive Thuraday. Chase. John K ndar, man­ power chairman, anr) George Touhy, teams chairman, met will ('ap t.' Robert W. Stye, NAS commaading officer, to out lint the machanica of lb* fund Capt. Frank G Edwards, cum m aiuirr He|*y Attack Wing Una. appointed Cdr. Gilbert S Blake lo act wilb Capt. A- L. tiiiiU** son. as co-chairmen rxf lha drive. Capt. Sly* and Cape. Edwards voiced their support and uried tb* men in their commands u» give Ihe fullest possible cooperation to tha United Fund. A goal of t) 000 has been set (or Ihe drive un Ihe Navy base which will run concurrently with Ihat of Seminole County ending Dec. I. Last year 33,313 M was collected by the Navy for lha fund. Bliaa repor ted ha doeen't even know what Seminole County'* ahar* in tha program would ha. Tha report* were prepared by the firm of A. P. and R. K. Mich­ aels and A. B. O'Naall and Asso­ ciate*. Tha reports atreae th at both streams need ta he atraightaned. widened and deepened to carry off flood areata. No aonalderation was (’APT. KOBE ItT W. 81.YE, left, and two other officers umong the Navy men at the Chamber of Commerce meeting were (Mr. Paul Mitchell and I ’-dr. E. Nunnery, SANFORD. FLORIDA given in tha report to conserva­ tion. Howell Rranrh, according to th« report, need* to h* cleaned from Lake Maitland to SR 419 in Sem­ inole County, a diitanra of eight and a half milea. The’cost ia esti­ mated a t $17,600. Sis or eight highway bridges Or culvert* ever Howall Branch need to h« replaced, tha report atatae. . NO. 50 Coat of emergency drainage work in the Little Waktva haa been estimated a t $110,000. This project calls also fbr clean­ ing out n channel a distance of eight and a half milea from Lako Boss# on tha county line to where It empties into tbo Big Weklva. IB both projects, tha rhannal recom. mended would ha AVO feet deep and 16 feat wido. allown tulking with George Touhy, Arthur Beckwith Jr. mul Doug SleueUrua, Knowlaml Speaker W A S H IN G T O N (U P il - W il- liam Knowland. former Republican senator Troni California and axSenatr minority leader, will apeak at lakeland. Orlando and Fort Lauderdale on a four-slate south­ ern speaking tour ia behalf of tha Mxon-l.odge ticket Oct. 39 Nov. No Peace Prize OSLO, Norway (UPI) -T h e Nobtl committee of tha Norwegian National Assembly announced to­ day that there will be no 1960 peace prize. The romniillre guv* no mas*. for it* parimow. which FSU HomecumiiiK ‘WORTHLESS CHECKS discussed by, from left, Chief Deputy Jim Single­ tary, Herwin William*, Florida Sheriffs Bureau, Sherrif J. I.. Hobby anil Mayor Earl lliKfciniiothnm. (Herald Photo.*) TALLAHASSEE (LTD - Sevan of tha It mambara of lha clast of 1SI0 will lead a downtown parada kicking off Florida Male University horn acorn ing activities today. Democratic gubernatorial candidate F arris Bryant and hu veil* art expected to attend tha homecoming banquet tonight \lr* In Alabama truck dri*n who Bryant was a member of Ilia apparently fell asleep at lha wheel F S U d a ta ad 1PM. of his truck early thia morning ticapcd injury by jumping out of GAINESVILLE (UPI) - Uni- lha truck at Ihe last mumaut as varsity of Flor da tconoinid Mil­ the vehicle ran off the road and ium K. Mei’narsun predicted led into sue Si. John* Rivtr. Thursday th at xrbta land develop­ Tha accident occurred on SR ment will doubt* in Florida by to near the Mima Bridge, Ihe 1973. "Agricultural land in North Sheriff's office reported. Florida will be cultivated more Charles Brock (old dcpullea Ihat extensively than in the past,” lie fell aslrrp and Ihe next thing MrPherton predicted in a study hr knew "I saw tha truck going published by tha university, "and off lha road towards tha river." Brock said h* jumped out of Jit* uaa of existing forests and ihe truck just as it hit the river, woodland* will be intensified.” lie escaped unuijured. The truck was nauled out nf lha ATLANTA (U PI) - The Repub. ri«ar by crews shortly alter tha liras and Democratic presidential mishap. Investigating the acct uomu.ee* wara asked today to dmt was deputy Michael Conner. take a firm public aland mi civil In another accident Thursday, rights isruaa before alaction day. Michael Michalak nf DeLand, tra ­ A telegram signed by 21 South­ veling on Hwy. IT-92 near the ern civil rights groups, including Lake Monroe Bridge, crashed in­ Martin Luthor King's Southern to a concrelr piling and auifered Christian leadership Conference severe head and body lacerations was aent to Sen. John F. Kennedy Deputy Jim Moore reported. of tb* Democrats and Ytca Prea­ Michalak was reported in "good" idant Richard Niton of tha Re­ condition at Seminole Memorial publicans. Hospital at noon today. City Manager W. E Know lea to* day expressed "disappointment” over the first volume of City Planner George Simmons, com­ prehensive plan for Sanford. The first volume of th« plan was presented lo the Zoning and Planning CommUsiop Thursday night. There was no rummrnt on tha plan-at Thursday’s mealing, flowover, Knowlea s^ld this morning that be was "disappointed because of tha lack af new mater* lalx included to it." Knowles plans to taka lha first portion of tha plan bafora the City Commission at its neat mealing Nov. it. Driver Dozes, His Truck Hits River Countess To Speak Land Use Predicted To Rotary Club Team Captains Set, Navy FRIDAY. OCTOBER 28. 1960 Rights Stand Asked PUEI'AKING for Navy rola Jb UoiUd Fund drive are, from left, -Johr Kidder, (’apt. R. W. Siva. Georg* Tntihy and Randall Cha.*e, general chnir must. The Chamber of Commarra di­ rector* Thuraday night alerted Sonny Powell preaidant, paid irlbuta to Navy personnel for par­ ticipation in civic affair* and heard a Florida Shaitffa lliueaii report on tha warthleaa check problem in Florida, Tha dir*.-lore alto aalattad Richaid Data a* thair new vice presi­ dent and R. J, Bauman aa tressurar. John Ivey and W. A. I'atrirk war* named axaauttva commitU* mambara. Bob Cruntiry, chairman of the memlitrehip committer, rv|K>il*d a mtmbcraliip nf 363, with 46 new budnavtaa in tha ehamber thia year, ('apt. Robert W. Sly*, NAK cuinmandliig offirar, and officers of hi( cum ina nd war* special guralt and war* presantad reaolutiona fiom the city and county commission* expressing apprecia­ tion for the work of Navy pattonnal in halping clear away tha wreckage loft by iluiricau* Don­ na. Mayor Earl Higginbotham read a resolution by tha city aapacially commanding Chief Jama* Goldwoilhy, Manuel Gonzales, Chart** Cason and Virgil Harlan for their wolk in hutrlcana damage clear­ ance. John Ktidar read the coun­ ty* resolution praising the rooperelion of tha NAS its all county C .fo ltX ami said "they'v a helped ua with everything fiom a fire bore to a five-ton truck." harlyla Housholdcr presented a plsque to Capt. Sly* for the man u ( the station in appreciation O f the Kavy'a participation in fire fighting, fund drive assistant* and u th e r instance* of cooperation. "They never fail to endorse, as­ sist in arranging and participate in any rtvie effort,” llmishuldar said. Tha plaqua wa* inscribed "an award nf apetial merit ta tha paisunnel nf the Sanford Naval Air .Station.” ('apt. Sly# accepted tha honor* and said "It give* me a warm feel­ ing to get lha,a, run aiway* ramambar t h a t U ia tha office. NEW YORK (U P D -A Rustle* UN secretariat official and a German • bora Illustrator war* held today In $.10,000 bail aark an charges of spying for the Soviet Union. The two allegedly sought milliary iiifuituaUuo fur uaa in pick* ing bombing (argots. Igor Yaakovlsvieb Melakh, 47, who was In charge of translating UN documents In the Russian language, and Willis Hirsch, 32, were arretted swiftly and suddanly Thursday Bight on a federal indictment charging they tonapired with a former Russian UN official to obtain atrial pho­ tographs and a map of military installations around Chicago. Edison, Thoreau, McDowell Honored SONNY POWELl fur halping ram these tributes.” Sheriff J. L. 'lobby introduced llci win William* of the Florida .Shsnlf* Bureau, who presented an llloslratad lecture un tha opera­ tions of worthless check passers in lha state. William* cautioned buaintaamrn to follow one simple guide in cash­ ing check*—"do I know this par­ son ?'* . Most had check* rail he passed because business** do nut require proper identification and make sure lha riedanlial* ar* valid, William* aaid. H* raeouvmenrUd establishing a central check cashing desk in each •tor* and mainfenanca of a sim­ ple card file for rather* of local rhacks. "And just don't cash any check because il looks guud and tha prison with il iuvkt g o o d call a hank and certify every pos­ sible bil of information you can about the individual." he warned. The sheriffs bureau ha* aat Op is aystain of appianamung bad NEW YORK (UPI) - Thomas Alva Edison, Henry David Thor, tau and Edward Alexander Mae* Duwrll were named lo the Hill of Fame of Great Americana Thuraday nighl. Built of Edison, inventor of tha first practical incandescent alec* trie lamp; Thoreau, poet, essayist and philosopher, and MacDowtll, computer and music educator, will join M other busts af great Americans in tha national ahrino on the New York Univtrsity campus here. Donna Damage At $93,000 Hurricane Donna da mag* in mmole County totaled 393.281 a , County Engineer Csrlion Bliss re­ ported today as ha prepared ta send in the report (of Civil De­ fense funds. county roads. Kadet Inspection Paul Bennett, commander of tha Sas'urd ur.it. *,«u(U w Aui«>i%a, will present tha Kadot of toe man of tha station who do all tha ar* availabl* through local law Month Trophy at tha monthly in­ work. They ar* all good, able man enfntcemant agencies, Williams spection today, T p m., at the and 1 want to publicly thank them said. Armory, ) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Kesaefh Craig, e n a a in r tr r I’M Air tfile, for tkeir ooUUadiaf p*red to cooper*ca In the seUmr ef f t * Utah P M . Tho commendation wai pcesentM |» C4t. Charles 0. Danas ad. •ommandmg officer by Cape Frank C. Edwards, coaatso&zg hC leer at Heavy Attack Wm* Owe, farin g inspection ceremonies eon ducted far the peesewtatma at . 5 -- I ’M l Admiral Craig** commewfa'Jow cited the aquadron foe meeting ar exceeding aH requirements darh | the coarse ef n NATO *wd Sixth Fleet s w rc jff. The admiral w t commended the squadros eotabhskiag aa ‘ outtUwding safety record" The Cheekertails ere the first beasy aiuck squadgem te compete a shipboard Sixth Fleet deployment without as a»reraft a trade* tAfter re id. eg the fcmmendaIm s , Cdr. Doenand presented mdsiidual awards to assay members ( APT. F. C. EDWARDS at the nos adeem. Nineteen officers read the citation commen­ ■ad men were awarded coveted dation of Adm G. Craig to Ka«y **E'»" lor omtaunding ach- tk # ^/vsoegel>»r>ew iw tn y . r tion ceremonies Friday at the Naval A ir Station. gM and three Bice were awarded Ceod Ceadact asedala. SECOND m \p j~ i 7 x '} It ’ VH * fj a J y-V * r 1 M IS ’ -t - COR. DONNAL I), right canter, ahake* the hand of Li. Ij.g.) E. E. May new upon presentation of the coveted N a r y "E* during ceremonies in which 1‘J c fik iii an-i mat* of V AH*! 1 got n * r u * . O iitf n. A. iiti u tf i* si rigut behind Cdr. Donnaud. C. F. Fseid. chairman ad tie Realtor* t"dTrtrml C o n z iU n , re­ ported on pregre** heisr made by the itdvitrial grssy. Betaro the cemmittee ia ready to faactwri. a few more detail* need to be work­ ed out. A special meeting will he railed within a few day* tor this purpose, he said. Mrs. Ruth Hamiitoa was elect­ ed sw e-prtiidm t lor the year 1ML President Neal Farmer as.ed the srembert w&o atte-.Jed the realt. rf corventuOfi in Miami to report on their reaction* ta the cocrentior. and to the educational material they bad received. Farmer spoke on the contentson. especially the award that was presented to the Seminole County realtors lor aw outstanding press book; Bill Stamper discussed trad­ ing.Wally Deitrtek, legal dorumerits action to her f i n t realtor* con­ vention; Mr*. Jackson on inferma* tioa she bad received on bringing ANNUAL FREE CASH PRIZES will be aw arded each week (in accordance with Contest Rules a t right) as follows: 1st PRIZE: $15; 2nd PRIZE: $10; 3rd PRIZE $.5. Nothing to Buy. Nothing to Pay. No Obligation. • 11 footbail Rumen thia weekend ate plated, one in each ad on thin p*R**. Indicate winner by writing in *h? name of team opposite the advertiser* name in the Entry Blank. No acorr*. Just pick winners. • Pick a number which you think will be the high, eat number of point* scored by snv one team on this page and place this number in the space pro. t ided in Entry Blank. This will be used to break ties. SICN • One entry only to each contestant. Entries must be brought to the office of this paper or postmark­ ed no later than Friday Noon. October C8. GOOD EATING I fra* Pifkiag OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK NO EMPLOYEE OF THE SANFORD HERALD OR MEMBER OF HIS FAMILY IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE. (Reasonable PUKDl £ VS. ILLINOIS PILLOW RENOVATING Ftafhvr* ■ lavilitvd *101#* a llra vi«(*t lllb t and p'ated la ■ »" I if king LICENSED 1ST STATE BOARD or HEALTH SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY NEW ORLEANS iUFH — T>» New Orleans Mid-winter Spors Assa. announced Monday tha earlicit ticket aell-out ever record.t industrr into a eommunite and for a New Year's Dsy Sagai r> >1 Mrs. Moses on the inspiration she gam# .The only ticket! r*mai»'"i bad received aa an associate are thoae roferved for the par. member. ticipating teams. CONTEST RULES THIS PAG WILL APPEAR EACH TUESDAY DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASON. AT THE tribulrd with Kante* • n ineati*:* agree lh*t inokios it ■ major cauae or » cancer." ® Alto included in the ’ c ijirtt Ait" it a chartentitled ■\i—. Cigireu. Mere Lung Cancer " J* l i f t : "What are jo u r chance, nf getting lung cancer? It depe on bee much and now king yo-j hate imoked. Half a pact y cigar*:* a day? Your n ik up eight time*. Two packs or more? Twenty timvi great*: „ Jarnri taid the 1: m o9 Ptnnixlxania. Mittourl and I V . forma dixiiioni of the carter: ku cietj bad put about 3.000 of >-« anticigaret filmitrip* in U‘c. At a retult of fin t rear.: the program. Jirne* laid, the w. tiety it eoundenng the call.nj of a jouth conference on amocing, featuring teen-age leaden fro-g all nationt. Match Your S kill With Other Local Football Experts And Get Paid For Your Fun. FOOTBALL CONTEST DINE NEW YORK (CPU — A ri*aret • saaekiag education cam ­ paign among aebool children was described today by the American Caacer Society a t **a major cano ro friu V nnhtie education. The society'* public relationa d irem r. Walter G. Jam et. laid the cigar*! education profram i* be inf tam ed to fcifh school »tudeata tbroufbout the aatioa in co­ operation nith achool offlciala. Jamei made the itatem eati fa a report submitted today to the annual meeting of the American Cancer Society which rum throufh Friday. H» taid the aocietya color sound Jiimstrfp "To Smoke Or Not To Smoke'' baa had a record response as an education tool on cancer. “ More than 10.000 copies of the filmstrip, together with re­ lated material, have been distrib­ uted in the last eifh: months,** James said The filmstrip stresses that the best pretention against lung can­ cer is cot smoking. A leaflet dic­ Facsimile also Accepted) . Addresta ...... ......... .................. ........... ... My Name In .... . . it inner ................................................ Seminole County laundry . W inner..... ...... ...... .............................. Hob Crumley Agency Winner ____________________ _ Day 'n Site G rill........... . Winner .... _________ Mary Carter Paint* Winner _________ ___ ____ _____ Cavanaugh Tire Service W inner__ ___ __________ ___— .... Chapman Concrete Product* Winner ... ........... .............. MacDonald'* Do-Nut* . Winner . ....... ...... ....................... Harry'* Bar Winner .... ............... .......... Oscar'* Cocktail latunge Winner Senkarik CD** A Paint Winner ......... ........ ........................... Pinecre*! Inn INSTALLED-REPAIRED 1CK I NSURANCE CU IM SERVI CE SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO, ill be the moat point* scored in any one game. I think Sl» M AGNOLIA FA Jt o-Spon*itr ef l . *f Ha. fipulbil) btuadiaal u trr WTHK SYRACUSE VS. I'ITTSKl'ItGH COMPLETE bring entry GALLON Ml W. FIRST ST, MIAMI VS. BOSTON GOOD blank to: COLLEGE Q > Bob Crumley Agency Miami* Raak Building MISSISSIPPI FOOD FOUR ROSES ANCIENT AGE Football Contest Edi SANFORD HERALD Air Conditioned Comfort p STATE VS. ALABAMA 99 CALVERT'S i»k OLD HICKORY ca.ve price* Sanford, Florida Tlu biala Mark*! W INNERS O F Kcatauraat LA ST W EEK S C O N T E S T : First Prii# — IIS — HETTY SMITH, lb>\ Lake Mary. Second Prize — Sill — RONNIE IIRAY. YAlt-3. NAS, Sanford. Third Priae — 15 — L. C. GREEN, 1815 Adam*. Sanford. Frtxck At#, at I Ilk Pre-Cast Concrete COCKTAIL LOUNGE - C A V A N A U G ft T 11(1. iXbill it 1. Flak Tie* Dieuibutor GEORGIA YS. TUl-SA Iw o n M * DANCE Til THE TilK ML'.SU OF FAIRLANES Material F*r 1St Du-ll-Tnurwlf llomv ltrni<*iri*r Fin-1 llriim i’uvt* I’aliu iilnrk* - 5” 1 V* , I C *nd l " » 1J " » 30" Siiw P* x ZH* 1 lu- Hulkb<<d Tiling Flo*rr Ikd llardrr* 1‘rti^vrtj Lin* Cottier |*inla Svplk- Tank Cotvr hlabv ^Siii2fc.LifilsD *H • ' ( .y f c f t * * * TENNESSEE VS. N. CAROLINA CHAPMAN C O N C R ET E PRODUCTS M« > . ELM AVE. NAVY VS. NOTRE DAME BAR ami PACKAGE Park Ave. AIR CONDITIONED D IK E VS. GEORGIA TECH Delicious DO NUTS! “So Sweet - They’ll fickle Your Feet” Made Fresh Many -------- ---------------------------------------------rrm rv -- feieTT T».rr.------ M A C D O N A L D ’S FA 2-402 U I 3 FRENCH A \ E. DO-NUTS ALRUss FROM PUTT-PL 1 r FLORIDA VS. AUBURN �Cuban Diplomat To Head Anti-Castro Force MIAMI (UP!) —Dr. Jo** Miro Cardona, former Cuban prims ministar and diplomat, has baan imed to head a eommlllee work g toward unity of ravolutionary (roups opposed Is Prsmisr ridel Casti*. Cardona was aalsctad at a unit; meeting attended by about 40 par* sons .Monday nifht. Among (boss prasant wars Maj. Pedro Diaa Lana, as commander of the Cuban air fores wtdar Castro; Lola ConIn Agurro. tormar Havana radio ^ommentstor; snd Raul Chibss. « former head of Cuban yailwaya. Also prasant wars representa­ tives of tba Democratic Revolu­ tionary Front, a union of five inti Castro groups snd the Move­ ment for Revolutionary Recovery. A major group absent was the Cuban Liberation Union headed by Francisco Cajigas, eiiied Ca­ ban industrial iit. "Evaryone now seems to desire unity, an integration without per­ sonal ambition." Cardona aaid. "W* should hava only one purpose and thought now—to rid Cuba of Caatn and tba Communists.'* Carons served as Cuban prims minister after lbs fall of Presi­ dent Fulgenrio Batista and later as ambassador to Spain, lie de­ fected from Ilia Castro government snd took refuge in the Argentine embassy In Havana in July only a few days after being named ambassador to the United States, he arrived in Miami last weekend. Cardona offered aa answer to other exiles wondering about hia 11-month attettianre to Castro. He said he stayed isi Cuba ® ljr VOL because be thought ho ecsald help item tba government's turn to­ ward Jh« Communist ramp, and added. "If one wants to consider patriotism by throoology. judging Cubans on tba dale they fled from Cuba, then perhaps Fulgancio Ba­ tista is tba moat patriotic of all." Rejection of Cuba's demand for urgent General Assembly debate showed the United Nations placed little eredenre in its charges the United States planned an invasion within hours, diplomatic sources said today. Urn allegation waa made Tues­ day by Cubaa Foreign Minister Raul Roa. Ha charged also that the United States waa preparing a staged in­ cident at the Guantanamo naval hast in connection with the pres­ idential election*. But the X-nailon Steering Committee turned down the demand for dirret assembly debate and voted to send the issue In the Po­ litical Commitlcs where it may not come up for several weeks. itm tlfr WEATHER: Cloudy with shower* through Thuradny. High today, *0-85. Low tonight, 8V70. SANFORD. FLORIDA W E D N E SD A Y , OCTOBER 26. 1960 United Preaa Leased AMONG SANFORD VOLUNTEER WORKERS for the Kennedy Johnson ticket'in thin group, who joined others *.* the Democrat!* opened » campaign officn at Park Ave. nr.d Kirat Si. From left are Marilyn Hunt. Mrs. Walt nr Girlnw, Mrs. Jove# Kirtlay, Mrs. Ann Harrimnn, Mrs. Rhoda Harriman n n d Batty Odham. NO. 48 News Briefs New High School Is Delayed Again JDnlil Christinas Presidential Politics Ry United Pres* International Presidential opponent* Richard M. Nixon and John K. Kennrdv accused each other today of duck­ ing In campaign apeecnes topic* that might lose votes. Nixon planned at least .eight stops in a whistle stop trip through rural and industrial sec­ tions of Ohio. This ia the GDP nominee’s second consecutive day of slumping fur the state's big bloc uf 23 electoral vote*. Democratic randidate Kennedy- ended a back-breaking two-day campaign through Illinois ami intaded Detroit and oilier Michigan cities in quest of till! state's io eieduiat votes. SLx aides were pleased with hi* rerepuon In nor­ mally Republican strongholds sur­ rounding Chicago. Nison began the new day of blunt rharge-irading Ivy question­ ing Kennedy's pnlitiral courage fur having fallen "so strangely al­ ien!" on the Democratic farm program. "Could K bo that one* again till political nerve has failed him ?" Nixon i*ktd in a speech Poll Favors Iketia prepared for delivery 1q SpringTOKYO i f P it— A public opin field, Ohis. The GO? wawrfhlau inn poll eondiulrl by Ihe Japa­ repealed hia charge that hit nese Kvodo news agency today rival'* program would boost food predicted an election victory next coats, and auggested Kennedy month for the Liberal Democratic lacked the "political courage" hi The opening of tha new SeminParty of Premier llajalo Iked*. estimate how grocery price* would •la High School baa bean Hslayed be affected. Vote Suit Starts several mors weeks, Supt. of Kennedy accused his opponent BROWNSVILLE. Tenn. (UPH— Schools R. T. Milwee reported to­ of a "political cuverup" on Anier< Justice Department allorneys be day, adding that he will recomlean prestige abroad. He called on gan taking depositions Tuesday Nixon (o make public a govern* mead that the achoot board hold Iroin defendants in a government ment survey which published re­ suit charging that "economic off moving into the new aehool ports said allowed Dial foreign pressure'* was brougnt to hear in antil the Christman holidays. Haywood County, Tenn . to keep countries consider Russia the ^ The new school wa* supposed to Negroes from registering a* vot world's mightiest military power. have been ready for occupancy by era. D un Uni ter, vice pmaMcttl uf Section 8-li nf the Ly. ' Perhaps this incident of politi­ Sept. A but at that time architect iiinit High Svltool .Missile Club, reported tod ly that tiro cal rovenip will remind us that John Burton naked for a post­ Candidates Thanked classes tniiili' two successful fit ings Tuesil.u Knelt time it Is time to face, not hide, the ponement until Nov. 1. BERLIN lUPl) - West Berlin a lieijrht uf over 1.000 feet wins michctl by the missile. facts about our situation, both at However, Milwee said that Hur­ Mayor Willy Brandt Tuesday The missile wins nmile from « kit hiiiI tuuk about liimie and abroad." Kennedy ricane Donna caused approximnt*night thanked presidential candi two hours Io assemble. The filings took aboul l.*v min­ said in a speech prepared for de­ !y (10,DUO damage and that con­ dales John F. Kennedy and Rlch- utes. livery in .Alt. Clemens, Mich. He struction would not ba completed ard M. Niton fur keeping the THE STATE SURVEY leant looked over fulure avhoul site* in the county charged the Eisenhower adminis­ for “at laast several more week* " Berlin inur out of the U.5. prexi and nturted compiling data to present to the school board. Standing, left tration with "supresaions of th* a Meanwhile City Manager W. E. drntial campaign and fur pledg­ to right, are Supt. of School* R. T. Milwee and U. J. Bennett, chairman of truth" on the other matter* pre­ ^Knowles reported today that eily ing io continue |he defense of the team. Seated around th* table, left io right, are survey team member* viously. erewa will start installing a newer West Berlin. (Herald Photo) Saxon Poyner, Mitchell Wade and ('arl Reave*. Kennedy charged Tuesday night line into the school Friday. He that Nixon had "seriously misled estimated that it would take about Israeli Boats Seized th* American people" about th* three weeke Tor the job to be com­ CAIRO 11 PI) — Two Israeli rejiortcd prestige survey. pleted. vessels have hern impounded and The Massachusetts senator tuld their crews held in rusloily by Ihe United Arab Republic, it was Forms for filing complaint* to forms to ilie board for consider* an Elmhurst, III., audience that announced Tuesday night. The Ihe Board uf Equalization are lion. Nixon had "m isstated the facta, A Stale Department of F.duc* schools in the county and to make air and a hang rang* school announcement said tha boats, a available m the olltce nt Ihe Cir Included in the informalton to either because he chose to misin­ lulling vessel and a launch, ' pen cull Court tlerk and the tax be presented it the n*me and form the public nr because ho lion aurvey team i* looking over rrcqm..icndaiu.n» U> serve th* program. Bennatt, ha hi* pralimloary re ttraied coastal water* cloae to , , i county school system ami the address of Hie complaint, legal was uninformed himaelf." assessor. six new proposed achool site, m S (m D(lp>rt|nfnt nf rtll, aljon port today, said that Semlnol* Gaia Beach." Contrary to Ihe Vico president's description of the property ill The County Commission mil ill Seminole County to lake care of a* a ha«ii for planning immedl- County is among the faiteit grow­ question, it a assessed value and assertion that U. S. prestige u at a.v the equaltralnm board starting ing school population counlie* in Economy In Pause Hpn. A. S. fSjrd) Hrrtung J r , the rapidly growing school pnpnla full cash value as appraised by an all-Umr high, Kennedy de­ the slate. congressman from the fifth dis­ tlon here. WASHINGTON (U P lt-A group next Wednesday. Die complaint. clared "Amur lean prestige, «wCircuit Clerk Arthur Beckwith Figures released io the survey of busmen leader* said Presi U, J. Bennett, chairman of the trict of Florida, will address a Additional informal ion lu indi­ sentiat to aur influence and ou* leant showed that lit* greatest to- dent Eisenhower told them today Jr. said today that anyone who cate that the assessment against meeting of the Oviedo Chamber team, said this morning (list creax* over the pa*t 10 years has he believes Ihe Ameriran aconu is a laxpayer or Ibv authorized Hie piopsrly it rvcesslvc ami m security, had declined these last of Commerce at the Cily Hall tlirre of the sites were hi south occurred in the south end uf the my ia now going through a agent for Die owner of real pro equitable, must also he included right year* even more sharply Memorial Building Thursday at Seminole, wliirh is the la*ieit growing school population ares, county, especially in Ihe Lyman "pause ' which will turn out to Ire perly in Ihe couniy may aubmit in Ihe rr|>ort, Beckwith pointed Ilian we realised." lo rn . Nixon Tuesday night branded School area. In 1931 there were less severe than the 1938 reces­ * Ernest Wealing, chamber presi­ according In a recent mid) by the uill. Kennedy "iillerly unknowing and Reynolds. Smith and Hill, a 310 while children in Ihe Lyman sion. Retail trade representatives dent, has urged attendance of all school board. Anyone Interested in securing irresponsible" for saying m their Bennett declined in sav where Jacksonville engineering firm, will School ami luday there are 1.331 discussed tha acunomy with Ki county resident* who wish to hear information as hi the asses* fourth TV debate Dial the admin­ the tiles are but indicated he meet with the County Cuinnilttion children m the four ictmols in the •wntiower early this morning and the congressman. ed value to lie used on the PJvji) A delegation of Oviedo council will have a full report to prevent next Tuesday to go over a cost area. told him that retail sales would lax roll ia requested fo contact istration trird to purauadc Chiang rilirnat* for a county-wide water members including W. H. Martin, during the early pari of ]MI. Kai-shek fo withdraw hia Chines* set a record this year and risr live lu. assessor. Supt. of School* R. T. Milwee conirol and drainage study. Rex Clonts, B. F. Ward Jr., J. lurlher ui 19*41. Bfckwilu emphasized that com­ Nationalist troop* from fjuetnoy Y. Harris and Ben Jones; Mayor reported that a public hearing The Jacksonville firm was se­ On!. (U l’li— Rr* plaint* must be tiled in writing and .Mai.su. Nixon categorically I** Gary, C. R. Clonti and Wcat- on Ihe new site* will be held lected Irmn a Held "f eight engi­ Pay TV Source Asked cueWINDSOR, crews dug lit rough the ami in pnqicr form so Dial the denied any such efforts. ing, will meet Herlong at the when Ihe survey team makes its neering firms Tuesday and ha* WASHINGTON (UIMI — Movie wreika-ge of a downtown depart­ hoard will have thr necessary lie made the statements in th* Orlarvlo airport. They will he linal recom mends lions. theater ownera were armed today ment store today searching for Informalton Ul sludv. has agreed to submit Ihe tilim advanced text of his firaj paid po& host* it a dinner for him in The purpose of the survey, *c at next weeks meeting. with government permission to the hodics of Iwo more persons liiic.il TV speech, broadcast from ~ ilie Skyline Restaurant before cording in Bennett, I* to secure HDI.I.VWOOD ( U P li— A crowd look into Ihe question of how pay believed buried by an explosion In other action the board re­ Cincinnati. But h* left out the escorting him in Oviedo City Hall. I and analyte infnrmaium about ceived frum J. I- Hobby a check of theatergoers turned into an IV backers will nblain first run which left right known dead and whole scciion when he wrol on Two Stolen Cars for the unexpended balance angry mob Tuesday night when films they plan hi televise. The nearly tin) injured. (lie air. Hu press aide, Herbert The Ixrdies nf seven women Reported Found ed enter from ihe 1939-60 budget; four youths wearing swastika arm theater owners, main npponrnu G. Kirin, said Nixoo ran out of Approved entering into a con hands tried to picket the opening of a propowd three year test of were pulled from Ihe rubble after Two cars •to!m in Sanford have lime. On the program, Nison said tract with Nautical Mapping See of Negro en.erlam rr Sammy pay TV, won a ruling from Chair the explrrsinn Tuesday. Annihcr hern recovered, police reported Kennedy displayed "dangerous man Frederick Ford of the Fed woman died in a Windsor hospital Tuesday. vice uf Orlando for in x 60 inch Davis Jr.’s new show. and erroneous judgment" on (JuePolice had to rescue Hie plac rral Communication* Commit a n '.cirri hours after' the county inapt at $2 rich in Iota A n r rcjHUtcil stolen from a muj Matsu, Ihe U2 flight and ard carrying youth* from almiil sum Tuesday that they could m bliMl> Uy t „ |( a |,in< Horn of I,ISM; public parking lot snd belonging Cuba. I Adopted a resolution requesting loo persons milling outside the quire into the Issue to a limited a newly installed heating system. io John Drucker, radio Italian xis«- vice president snd in a degree." Rescuers Tuesday night report­ iti»n*?er has hern Uses tori In i tha State Read Department to rnn- Huntington Hartford Theater and -duiriiiviu inai tii* Em u tower lake them from the scene ‘ ne ed spoiling Iwn more bodies &an(oid Mayor Karl Higgin - 1 The theme for t'ni* year s obnh- tjuri a iratf.r and planning aur Rockingham, S’. I ', Police Chief administration bad just about cause we couldn t guarantee their hurled in Die nibble. botham today proclaimed Thurt- j servant e is "U. S. Navy—Flexible vry in Ihe couniy. Hoy William* said, ciuxcd Inv apace gap and bad safety." French Poet Exile Cunadi.rul who were in Britain day a* Na*y Day In Sanford and Force fur Freedom.' ' Anoi'ier automobile stolen from Purciia cd two car* lor thr All four ytmlh* were roughed up during World War II likened the Die Bill Hemphill Motor* lot Del. achieved great success in clo<mg urged alt eitisen* In take part in J Tha theme of liiur-dny * oh- riming office at a cost of £1.341 by the crowd during thr heated Wins Nobel Prize e x p lo s io n to Ihe bomb blail* of 13 ha* iwen found at Seville. A the in,t.ile g*p. He said both the •'appropriate observance ef -variance »tjc*»e* ti>»t the _Nayv !r;:n Sanford Mnlnrs: ft* * minute skit mi>h VliX'KHni.AI Sweden ( t 'l ’li — Ihe laindon bliti. The rsplosion youth li.-led by police as Elwood were inherited from th* Truman this day." I ia nut only a deterieut force since Awarded bids on concrete pipe, Aged between 19 and *u. the t- rrnch poet Alexis St —I e ;er la*g nil-ap'eii ine (runt and roar walls administration. Higginbotham. in the proclara- is is dedicated to th e achievement asphalf, pre-slrcvxcd bridge mem­ pickets said they had wanted to cr, belter kno-sn under his ju-n of ihe I wu story m arly blockwide te lle r ,-413 W. FlrsL SL. wa* reation, said that it i* only fitting of the u lt im a t e goal uf fieeduni. bers and concrete piling and lime p.tried as telling officer* hrtook parade In front uf the I neater in and proper than our civilian pop­ Emphasis ia a foul on versatility rock for next years road pro­ name "SL—John I'rise," won the structure and dropped Hie Hour* the car hut abandoned it almui protest against Davis' furthcom­ Cigarets, Money into the haveuirnl. ulation give a well deserved bon- and mobility In the them*, but the five miles north of Defused when ject*. ing marriage to lilondr actress BHRl Nobel literature pr.zc today. Store .nanagrr Joseph Halford, ii ran out of gas ee and rwcogmlion to tha achiava- Navy it much nun* than Pularit The prize conferird bv Ihe Taken From Diner Mjv Britt. They said Kiev were 31, *aid he was iii he sub-basemenis of our Navy and to ita subm atinn ami aircraft carriers, believer* in ''racial purity" and Swedish Academy nf lailler* m- incut vsith a plumber and elec* The Dixie Bell dinner on Hwy. heroic men and women—living li ia a fun* built of le.s glamor­ . Index a S43.r>23 rath award. Coffee Club Meet objected to intei marriage, but dr 17 9g was broken inio some time irician working on the furnace City Zone Board ami dead—all over lha glob*, for ous, but no less rast-nllMt vhlps tiled they belonged in sty organ! Leger fled In WashiugHm early moment* before Die espluvion. County Heallh Director Dr "early Hits morning," the sheriffs their palroUarn, loyalty, effieieney amt s u p p o rt s q u a d ro n * . N A S Com­ aelton. in World War II rather than con­ To Hear Planner • \Ae rlecidrd to upen the main Clyde Brollien will be guest of olnce reported. mander Robert ftlye said. snd devotion So duty." tinue lo serve in Ihe French dtp gas line (rum ihe street ami *11 honor at lb* Culfte Club mrei ng Deputy fo J. Kril said Hiat the City Planner George Simon* lomatic service undr Ihe \ irhy we got was air. All of a sudden scheduled Thursday at 10 a m . juke box and cigarel machine In l Jr , will present portion* of a Spanish Class regime. He was deprived of t)ir came through," he said at Ihe Chamber of Commerce Ihe place was broken into and an comprehensive plan for Ihe city French eiiilensliip ami Ills prop- T turned to leave Ihe basement Building Staff member* nf the undetermined amount of change growth at the toning commission Postpones Meet >Health mill will al-o ne introduced and cigarets stolen. when it exploded." meeting icneduled for I..JU pm The adult runvei .att-Mial Sjian- erly in Trance wav confiscated. Thursday. ish rU tt wliirh meel ■ Monday and Simons has been at work on the Tuesday of rack w*-k at Serulnulf 556 File Absentee 1plan, which includes long range High with Jlra. Esther William* apttal improvements, for the past serving as Instructor. will n o tBallots In County year, hold a class Morula* (Incr It D The Chamber of Commerce the problem of worthless checks. Supervisor of Reglxtrsllon C» At the same time, lit* planner Halloween. The class will meet Tl» United Fund riinipiDjrn war team rhairntan, John Fit*Patrick importance of a successful fund Dinner will begin at T pm , in quarterly meeting Thursday will m.lla Bruce p>djv zeported that ni[i also present for adoption a Thursday instead, for Iht* week uiizaimtd her* Tuesday and Kan- 1was named Drasurer and John I drive to any ronimunity. feature a program of double in­ Ihe Civic Center and the program 33d absentee ballots have been new inning ordinance for the city. dail Chase, named geot-iol chair-1 Krider wa* arlectvd as campaign. “Induslries tusaiing in an area only. terest in add,non to election of will start at 8:30 p m. The public jalwaya check to see if a city takes Issued thus far for th* November Th* regular »<hetlul* will h* re- man. promised "a program that | chairniao and diviaiun leader. is invited to both, with re-ervaneve officeri. Tins oigailiiing romoiiltc* wilt | rule of it* various ngenciea such general election. tuoied Die lull.,* my week, E. R will he short, intense and successThe chamber d.recturs will pay lions required lor the dinner by Cold Price Drops "This is thr largest number set a dote tins week for a kickoff ( as lhu«e in the Unilrd Fund." he Douglass, Seminule County dtrtc Dll." LONDON (U Pli -T h e price •( •ver issued," Mrs. Bruce said. ® tribute to personnel U the ban contacting the C of U olfice. Any­ "The impoitame of the linitvd breakfast to get th* teams til ac­ j said. "Th* Martin Co. at Urlando lor of vocational and adult aducg ford Naval Air Station for outvland- one wishing to hear ihe program gold dropped sharply on the Lon- Don, announced. Fund to Sanford cannot he over- tion and hope* to eoiuplet* the | found that it had employes living mg s*rv ice to the county, includ­ is invited to come at 8 30 with- don market today but stayed einpha iz«d," ( has* aaid upon sc- work by Thanksgiving. December I in Raufotd, so it becam* one oi School For Clerks srr* r*w*-*e. r.m-----——- — LyS.Wi.' 1h- 1 "■* 1 i n g assistance w eT.T A sclioul for eierka end in*p#cln u 'iL L fo h -ii-^ ia v tll Hiy_for Die f«ui[«sign | one fust eontrihoUira, sending Thu will he Ihe last quarterly Board prtet of 833 an ounce. The up after Hurricane Donna. im « r l r .i'r'l,H| l! e r^ v ie i* i" The Duplieale Hridle Glob wifi ■inly provide* worthy agencies, 1and the romnilttee aaid iso e ile n -| checTTTe7o7»^# heaaii Die drivt A special program sponsored meeting of the chamber director* London gold market's five dim- meet si I ; (3 p m. Thursday m whnh ai* nienrt-ers, with money, sinus nr* planned, •lection will ii* h dd Nov. l at It* explained. by the sheriff will be presented , tin* year and committee* will rt pany committee fued the price Die Tourist Usurer behind tne but it ia a simple rntaiia ai ful­ Southern Bell and McCiory’t 7:30 p. m. at th* Horn* DemonThreu contribution* already are the interest of aU businessmen, port in addition to the numina- at t3*T» aa ounea, down tl la Civic Center. AH bridge player* filling avsry citiaan'a *bligatMsa on hand f<>c th* United Fund to ar* th* other two advance euninb- st rat inn office. Supervisor of Wept»*entatlves <*f the Florida I tion of a new president, vice pre- from Tursday's official level of are invited to partiripue in the rn Zhe riimmunlty." build from ami Chass pointed on* utors lo the fund this year. Goal Registration Camilla Broca aaid (*wof** Tutshg %m» awwrutulwd cd tfu zfl Mi 41 tc vaatujg* U AM •d tog tempaign m |47^>Ust, MufMd *ui 44M4A W j SssJsxy, adsi ITOAwwfW. •M . R ( Swo-o-o-s-h! Tax Complaint Forms Herlong To Speak "To Oviedo C Of C Six School Sites Studied Available To Owners County To Cooler Tuesday On Study Swastikas Turn - Crowd Into Mob Rescue Hunt On For Blast Victims Navy Day Proclaimed ,B y Sanford Mayor Double Presentations Set For C of C Meeting Chase Heads United Fund Campaign �By U M Pm* lateraattowal Frtih downpours added new misery today to rain aoaked com­ munities to South Texas. An eatiinated 14 inches of rain daluKd Kenedy. Tea., in 24 hour*. Eight inehaa af ritn which Jell Tuesday n i|h l drove 300 to 400 per ton* from their home*. * An estimated 2.0W person* at Rio Grande City had to spend the night to emeriency shelters be cause af a downpour which turned the community’* aortheast aide into "a big lake." Other storms moved across the Middle West, dousing Albta. Iowa, with a MS inch rainfall. On the Pacific Coast, Brookings, Ore., received .11 toehec and North Bend, Ore., .M. cited by Km faet that, with per feet fl?tng weather, Marly HI Wait German air ferca pUet* were la the air at the time. The incident occurred Tueaday * a lr InvuilitU M *3 through the ■1*4, toeing to head iff a pos aM e damaging af relation* with BrtUfe. I V kveatlgnUsa wag eompU- German border. I V Queen and her buabead were flying heme kem a vlatt to Denmark. T V copilot of their plane, Flight U . Frank Stevens, said twe FMF lebiejeta loomed with­ in 30 feat at «M milaa an hour. Since the Comet alio was flying I t HO Iht collision distance closed at the rate of 1.200 milei an hour. However, the Queen and prince were net told about the Incident until later and they passed K eft calmly when they landed to Eng­ land. When the royal couple files any­ where in Europe Ihe RAF noti­ fies other nations of the route severs 1 days to advance. Around Auxiliary Supper THE HOME OK MR. AM) MRS. K. ( \ CAMPBELL, 2484 .Myrib Avc„ was selected by the Sanford Gulden Club «■ tinrden of the month. The Campbell’* eight The DcBary World War I Vet­ eran’s Auxiliary will hold a cov­ ered dish supper at the Communi­ ty Cantor for members and house guests Thurldsy at 1:30 p. m. Those planning to attond are re­ queued to hriig tibia service and covered dish. year old daughter. Twiln, la holding a basket of hibiscus blossoms gathered from ahrubi in the rear of thn horn*. (Herald Photo) Nrw York State cleaned tin dimage from a storm which piled up inow 22 inchei deep In tome Snow measurements though the state Included II Inches a* Parris Mills, 3 inches near Utica and 22 Inches atop Whitefice Mountain in the Adirondack!. Longwood Firemen To Plan Dinner The Longwood Volunteer Fire Dept, will meet today at i p.m. at the fire hall to plan an ap p ru ciation dinner which will honor all of Ihe firemen and olhers who worked during and during the fol­ lowing Hurricane Donna. Preliminary plans call for a chicken barbecue to be held ia the Longwood Park, Nov. l, Russians Tour TAMPA (U PI) — Twelve Rus­ sian scientists, tourimr the United States, were scheduled u arrive here today to look a t a method af manufacturing a new typs of rail­ road cross-tie. World produrtiun id wood is King Xebuchadneiaar over Haliylonla. aheut a billion torn a year. HAPPINESS THROUGH HEALTH (BY DR. F. LEO KERWIN) Tha executive heard of the All loula Pariah Holy Name Society will meet h i p. n , today at the residence of Dr. B. R. Blais. JOHN MASKIN', a gradu­ ate of Stetson law school, has joined the law firm of Edwin Shinholaer in San- Sanford Lodge 1121, Loyal order to the Manse, meet today at I p. m. In the lodge hall on Park Dr. for further work aa a Host to be entered In the Christmas parade. Reports 00 progress ot tho used clothing drive to be given to the needy will be heard. tha Fia. State Baseball League, ■poke to Rotary members Monday at their noon luncheon meeting. He covered Iasi season and gave opinions on the coming sea to a. ORLANDO (UP1) - It was bad enough when tha student pilot’s piano ground looped an landing during his first sols Tuesday but (ha light plane bounced back into - tha air. Tha control lower radioad Ihe right landing gear was dama­ ged Then thr entire wheel is Hmbly fall off. Such were tha troubles fseed Tuesday by Airman SC. Richard Neville of Orlando Air fores Bate. But his Instructor, Sgt. Buford Stanly, told Navllla via radio to Hay to flight tong enough to burn * moat af hie fuel, and then nsed the radio to “ talk down" Hw young aviatv. On tha second try, the plana a] moil ground looped agate, tost only spun 140 degrees. Neville stopped out un- Thursday night, la NAVY DAY for the USO. All Navy personnel are invitrd to tha USO for a special program. The Episcopal Church ia boitesiM for tha even­ ing. The hi. John’s Underwriter's Assn, wul meet Thursday at the M*r-Lou Restaurant for its Oct­ ober mesting. The meeting will be bald at noon and the guest speak­ er will bo John Cox, ordinary auperviaor for the National Stand­ ard Co. Hay Fever The following article from “Science Sidelights” tells tho story of the Hay Fever -Men­ ace: "Chiropractic For Hoy Fever” "Hay faver I* defined as an acute irritative inflammation mucous H H I of ■ membranes of I the ayes, and ■ u p p e r respiraI t o r y passages, ■ accompanied by ■ sneezing, itching f and profuae wa- t a r y secretion. Individual attacks recur an­ nually a t nearly the same time, either in spring, summet, or autumn, and is caus­ ed by pollen of trees, grasses, and shrubs." It has been es­ timated that over two million persons in the U. 8 . suiter from this hypersensitivity and evidence indicates that it ia more frequent among so-called "nervous” indivi­ duals. ■ Prevention depends u p o n finding the cause of the hypeiiscnailivL'iiea*. Why, for example, should n person who has never suffered from sensitivity to pollen become allergic all of a sudden? The Chiropractic approach in dealing with thir* condition is to remove the disturbance in the nervous system which is responsible for rendering the body tissues hypersensitive, if you suffer with hay fever, the time to cnnsult your Chiropractor is now. Chiro­ practic cure, a t this time, should be successful in al­ leviating and correcting your hay fever. One of a series of articles published in the public inter­ est to explain and Illustrate the practice of scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. K. I.eo Kerwin whose ofice ia located at ’.$1 8. French Ave. and hi* telephone number ia FAirfax 2-7112. "SUPER - RIGHT* GRAIN FED STEER BEEP Toar Choice Fresh Fruits £ Vegetables! FANCY RED GOLDEN RIPE SUPER-RIGHT' FRESHLY LARGE Fuel, Police Car, Materials Bids Okayed By City .4.MITH I'HIOK MITCH FROZEN FRYER Final acceptance of low bids on fuels, three poliee cars, a half ton truck and a packar truck chasis and paving materials waa an­ nounced Monday hy tha City Com­ mission. An Orange Stale Oil Co, hid of 21M cents a galloa on premium gasoline, Texaco's bid of 20.2 cents on regular and Orange Stata’a HIT eents a gallon bid an diesel fuel were accepted. The Strickland-Morrison bid of 2T.963 for three poiiee esrs was accepted as was it's bid of 11,300 oa the half ton truck. Tha packer truck bid nf IS.1U3 to autumned -by -Superior GMC Trucks, Inc., nf Orlande was acaepted. Tha city approved Inw bids tot­ aling I1I.T9Z.H on water line m al­ es tots for Sanford Ave. and form ally accepted the low bid of til,1M.N for street resurfacing mate­ rials by the UaeAsphall Corp., of Lakeland. 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BREAST, THIGHS, DRUMSTICKS JRSSI JEW ELL BEEF, CHICKEN AND TU RKEY MORTON FROZEN Chocolate, Lemon, Butterscotch, Cocoanut BACON BACON BISCUITS BLU l OR TOP QUALITY YELLOW l �f Critics Should Assume Responsibility City Commissioners Mid Mondey n ifh t th a t they didn't like the idea of candidates fo r the commission criticising "the wasteful spending of public funds” without riving specific examples. Commissioner Robert Brown brought up the n u tte r and u id “I resent the feet th a t a candidate would My th a t without being ready to back up his accuMtion.” Commissioner Joe Baker quickly agreed with Brown and said: "People who are critical should realise th a t they have an obligation to attend our meetings and discuss public n u tte rs if they believe th a t the commission is not setin r in the public interest.” WASHINGTON C H IN ES E C A R V IN G WASHINGTON — Dalltlrt Is frightening when you consider . that ■ tingle newaman'e question could possibly put a man In the White House—or keep him out. That’s tha way it could end op with tho Qusmoy-Matsu controverty. It all really aUrted—unexpec tally—with the question of Edward P. Morgan of tho Ameri­ can Broadcasting Company. The query, magnified insUntaneouely 60 million times, was put to Sen. John Kennedy on the aeeond of the series of TV's great de­ bater. We agree with these public servant* th at criticism should be based on fact and not implication. If a candidate sincerely be­ lieves th at our city government, or county, state or national government for that mat­ ter, is not being run in the citizens* interest, he ought to document hia complaints and at­ tempt to get changes nude other than in the personnel of the governing bodies. There were seven citizens present at Monday night's City Commission meeting— ail with personal involvements with city regulations—none to discuss the whole com­ munity’s interest. We're glad Mr. Brown brought this up and we commend it to the public for aomc serious thinking. I How About A Debate On Atomic Energy HOLMES ALEXANDER DRESDEN, Illinois — It would have boon a good place for a spe­ cial Nlxon-Kennedy debate. A color guard raised tbo American Dag. An Episcepol Bishop asid a prarer. Dignitaries af Mata sad Federal governments thronged the gaily-dtcked platform/ Tbo occasion? I t wae the dedi­ cation of tb s aatioa'e flrtt privtieix-fiiumced, full-trait acilear power plant, the world’s blrgeet— completed ahead of leboduls by pieflt-ietking companies to pro­ vide electricity for commercial nee. * Vies President Nixon and Sans ta r Kennedy belonged, a i debatore, in Ibia pavilion. It would be an appropriata place to air some known difference between the cendidatea. The Republic™ has been arguing all over the country that American Industry, with minimal Federal aid and guidance, can per­ form great and necessary deeds in the IMO'i. Nixon could rightly take some credit for the Dreeden nuclear reactor, built by General Electric fo r Commonwealth Ed­ ison. Thi* plant la tha direct re­ sult of tha Elsenhower Atomic Energy policy which, under a 1054 law passed by a Republican-run Congress, p u s h e d commercial atomics into the lap of Big Busi­ ness. Kennedy could rightly level onme criticism at the eyatem Ity. In tha 16th Cangreas, Curtis proposed a careful, comparative study of USA vf. USSR in theie fields. Aa n very eetive member of n ■ubcommittee of the Joint liouaeSenate Economic Committee, thr Missouri Congressman h e l p e d ' bring together n large number of scholars on Russian affairs who presented written reports to the •ubcommittee. Last March 16th, C'triia made n House sptsch in which he attacked the theory of Soviet euperiority. Curtis told me a few days ago th at the Demo­ cratic leaders In Conrrei* deliberately played down tha investiga­ tion after it failed to show that Russia was about to overtake us. The evidence of the survey of So­ viet economy and industry did not help tho Democratic plea for big apondinr and crash programs across the board—health, welfare, education, aa well aa a Federal take-over from Big Business. Well, Kennedy would be imped­ ed, and Nixon would be assisted, by the finding! of the Joint Eco­ nomic subcommittee. In I960 Rus­ sia had 6.1 million kilowatts of electrical power. We had lb? mil­ lion. In 1US9 Ruaiia jumped to 30 million kilowatti—we jumped to 181 million. Russia's goal for 1966 ia 1IU million—ours is 213 million kilowatts. And what of atomic-piodurrd powerT Russia has one known op­ erational reactor—a t B.Ooo kilo­ watt*. The Dteeden plant ia ISO,ooo kilowatts. Ruaiia has a total of five atomic plants in being or on order. W« have sixteen. TTieir atomic plants generals a total Try to keep a tenee of balance rapacity of lera than half a mil­ by thinking of youreelf in term* lion kilowatta. Dura generate a of your utter dependence on Gud. rapacity of nearly 1.6 million kilaThen you are free to use your tel walta—about three time* aa much, enti, few or many, in a sensible H ia true that tha direction in way that* wilt not betray you into the U. f*. is toward niora Federal folly. participation in atoniie reactors— "Let no on* rale himself more in tbe direction, that Is, of full thin h« ought, but let him rate Government ownership end tonhimself according to modera­ tiol. If elected 1’reeident, Kennedy tion.” would incieasa this trend toward (Romans 11:1) all-out participation. Nison would O Lord, help me to see myself try to halt and reverse it. as I really am, and yet not be Altogether, it's hard to imagine discouraged. a better place—o r a better sub­ ject— for the two presidential Amarirans, on an average, con­ contestants to hump heads. which baa by ne means revolution­ ised the power industry. A Demo­ cratic Congressman, Melvin Price e f Illinois, pointed eat a t the cere­ mony that the eucceee of the Dresden plant ie not typical. Other nuclear plants In Big Businem are being left behind by ril­ ing eoete and technology, “No m atter bow things turn out in early November," said Price, *the Government will have to con­ tinue to play a larga financial, at well aa regulatory, role." So, the elements of a good de­ bate are here. Nixon could make the best possible cate for the Re­ publican or freo enterprise cause. Kennedy could argua for Federalised speed-up and expansion. There could have been another phase of debate against tha beau­ tiful autumnal selling of the Dreeden plant dedication. Ken­ nedy has made a big point that tha Russians ara "overtaking" ui In aleetrical power, of which nu­ clear development Is the latest wrinkle. Nixon h t i steully denied this Implication. He denounces such talk as running America down and aa stooping to scare stuff. For an authority on this phase, a Republican Congressman may be vital with confidence, lie is Rcy. Tom Curtis of Missouri. More than anybody In Congress, perhapi, Curtis is responsible for challeng­ ing the acere-talk about Soviet economic) and industrial euperior- Three Minutes A Day ■y JAMES KELLER "Whet really nature a man," Mid G. B. Shaw, "i» that you think him worth flattering." A real estate operator, who was Ending it hard to get rid of hie m w houaos a t 111.000, decided to turn his human weakness for flat­ tery Into a large profit. He re­ worded his advertiiemcnt to aay that tha dwelling* were Ideal lor "junior executives." And he raised the price to )U^oa Despite the int-rti»ed cost, the houses were snapped up by pur­ chasers who liked to consider themselves the executive type. The modern instinct for social climbing often puU dents in more then the deluded person's pocketbook. Little flatteries may be harmless, but they may also lead tha unwary to aay and do thiaga they later regret. sume one pound of fish to IT pounds of meet, * e Light eyas are more sensitive to brilliant illumination than darker onai. Make THE WORRY CLINIC by Dr. George Crane CASE G-iOl; Doris L., aged 27, [ him develop n a selfish, temper They sponge off their girl friends brings out a common complaint | tantrum brat, then even an angel even before the wedding and ac­ from heaven might be unable to cept money or the girl'i car with­ of wives. establish a happy home with him. out even furnishing the gasoline "Dr. Crane," she began, "why You mothers are often guilty of for the U tter when on a dale. do you alwaye piek os us wom­ sabotaging your own sex. You U it any wonder their sweet­ en? don’t prepare your sons properly hearts grow vaguely irritated, and "Do you think your own sex is for bring good husbands of the then let this ire break forth Into so perfect. So why don't you pick younger girls they will ultimate­ nagging, after the wedding? on men for ■ change and give ly eipect to marry. For women prefer 100"* men. So show a little more female not the 30' t nr Ur» variety so us women a rest? "Why must we wives always cooperation and play ball with typical of modern America, make the concession* ami for­ your future daughter-in-law by Wives are not sexually passion­ give our mates, even though they training your son so ha will be­ ate. as measured by the mascu­ come at least a reasonably good line standard, but they expect have been unfaithful?" Unmarried adult women far husband. (heir husbands to dominate them Modern men are often sissy. in this realm. outnumber the men in America, io (here is more competition to get husbands. To use a business term, the eligihle mm are in a "seller's We are pleased to announce market." while the women are competing in a "buyer * market." T b its one reason why women the opening of . . . must make more concessions. Rut we'll side with flic women today on many counts and give you a quick diagnosis of modern men. Too many male* are spoiled by their own mother so they are unfit prospects lor happy marrtage. It takes two women In make a Second and Mellonville good husband and the first of these is his mother. If she fails to houiebreak him DRIVE • IN SERVICE for happy team play, as required in modern marriage, hut lets FAUST'S I 3 c | PHARMACY Did Ed Morgan foresee the ex­ plosion tha 60-word query would cause? *1 had qualm* about asking it." ! Morgan told me.. "I felt It would - draw aomo attention." In fact, the ! reporter said he almost decided a t the last minute against asking it. He had three other questions he , was considering in its place—one on religion, another on a split in j the party, and a third on civil i rights. At the last Instant, when his final turn came on the pro­ gram—with leas than fiv« minutes to go—Morgan glanced a t his notes and said: "Senator. Saturday, on televi­ sion you said that you bad alwaya thought that Quemoy and Matsu were unwise place* to draw our j defense line In the Far East. • Would you comment further on that, and also address yourself to this question: Couldn't a pullback from those islands be interpreted as appeasement?' * Senator Kennedy replied, In part: "I think it Ie unwise to take the chanre of being dragged into by Ed Koleiba* a war which may lead to a world war over two islands which are not strategically defensible/ ' Nixon jumped in w ith: **W‘e should not force our Nationalist allies to gst off of them and gjra them to tho Communists. If we do that, ws sta rt a chain reaction b ^ cause the Communists aren 't after Quemoy and Matsu. They are after Formosa." Morgan raised an eyebrow. thought a t the time," he said lat­ er, 'That this may be the lead ef the debate story." The journalist­ ic understatement of the y e a r .« , , Actually, the question was sug­ gested indirectly to Morgan hv two people—one a Republican, th® other a Democrat. They had heard the Kennedy statement on another news program—a statement that went by virtually unnoticed. But Jlorgen had missed hearing it. H* obtained the transcript, studied it —then dwelled for several day* on whether to ask tha follow-up ques­ tion. Since then, the Kennedy a te f ^ has Uken to chiding th e newt® caster. "Matsu Morgan," they call him now. The Republican ataf. fers, on tho other hand, told Mor­ gan they considered his query a good, sharp, justifiable question. So far, according to my pipe line to pundita, the Morgan-trig­ gered lieu* has hurt Kennedy. But the counter-accusations are getting hotter. ^ By Election Day, if this continues—and all indications aro thst it will—this one totally-unforeseen controversy could well msks or break the chances of one of two men racing for the White Home, I t ’s E a s y T o G o t T h o r o WHIN YOU SAVE REGULARLY WITH OUR HELP! SSSSBSS es^ & b Your V o to CountIKeepEdwin L (Ed) M aton Florida Railroad & Public Utilities Commissioner THIS OFFICE AFFECTS THE POCKETBOOK OF EVERY CITIZEN IN FLORIDA” "Tho broad pow«r» of tho Railroad l Public Utilitios Commission affect your toltphono, oloctric and gat ratos. Tho Cnmmi**ion also serves you in tho fields of highway safety, public utility opera­ tion and utilities service expansion and improve­ ment. In addition, tho cost of consumer goods is partially dotorminod by the cost of transporting those goods. . . a cost over which this Commission has jurisdiction. "As your Commissioner, 1 will continue to work for telephone, electric, g at and transporta­ tion rales that a r t fair and reasonable. I feel that I am particularly qualified for this post by 20 years of experionco in public service, transportation, V *. NtM 'You mom* So bo improving. You got about twenty miloe to tbo dont now* Pngt: 4— W ed. Oct. 26, 1960 §^i e .» i« i Edwin L. (Ed) M ason • | m l) • S t r i * SIILOWi H«ltee M l r.klUkw « « « 4. l i m i t , U M M d il NlM tM JICH T i l l C 1 0 IL U n u n I “ *i**I MU" IMlMr H IM HaSllekee Malle *»msi M itN er, eaaeae, ate u m i a u i eaSilahee SaiarSae eraaaeeias C litolou. KelereO u « « •!* eieae w ane, Oeiakae ft. leia . i n , r Mi SM m el •eeUfS, rioeise eeSea IS# AM a t Caserne el M ens a. let*. 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WATCH fer BIG NEW S from Foodmart SO �pm * * ~ w « & o e t m . tw o AL Brass Meets On Expansion Seminoles Prep f3/7 For Leesburg # Gelling ready fo r their game against an experienced Leesburg team her* Friday night hasn't been easy for the Sanford Seminoles. > The coaches have put the Seminoles through two hard scrimmages, with light contact work scheduled today. Lees­ burg plays were studied Monday and Tuesday with a lot of Fraleys Grid Picks Of Week By OflCAB rMMEY NEW YOHIC (UP!) — Fraky'e follies and the weekend football "winners** — or how to spend the rent money without waiting *ti! next week. GAME OF THE WEEK Ohio Mala over Michigan State —'Hie Michigan! are U* point favarite* and are playing at home. This alone Is supposed to he worth a touchdown but they'll need it if Ohio Slate plays back to that Wisconsin showing. THE BAST Navy over Notre Dame — This U •bake the tittle people. Syracuse over Pitt—Finally la high gear. Columbia over Cornell — The hlueplale special. Penn over sert. Harvard—The des­ Also: Penn State over West Virginia, Princeton over Brown, Yale over Dartmouth, Army ovar Miami (Ohio), BU over MaasachusetU, Miami over Boston Col­ lege, Buekneil over Lehigh, Col­ gate over Buffalo. Gettysburg ever Lsfayetle, Marquette over Holy Cross, Rutgers over VillaUova. TflE MIDWEST Purdue ovar Illinois — Could be a Boilermaker hangover. atteuthm given to defending agefuet the thruels of all confertnee Randy Brawn and him run­ ning mates. Line Coach McCoy said offen­ sive line play "is remiag right akmg” and blocking should be better than last weak. Coach Jim Pipott had his staff concentrating oe Improved block­ ing Into week and K showed up against Winter Park. The defen­ sive ptay has been steady. The two back fields have bean drilled hard on ball handling and last week reduced their fum­ bles !« two. The new cross buck aeriea also will be continued. A couple of sore ankles appear to be the only physical complaints among the squad. Don Harvey received a bruised leg in the Winter Park game, but has heen working nut dally and Is in good shape. The Seminoles (igure leesburg to be tough aa they have lost only one game, to Wildwood. "The boys* spirits are high, and aa long aa we’ve got that, we’re on the way," McCoy said. James Markham and Alex Me Kibbin hive been named game captains for Friday's contest, whieh will be the last home game until Nor. II, NEW YORK (U ri) - Ameri­ can League elubownera faced the possibility of ‘round the clock aes■lons when they met today to try to solve the knotty problem of ex­ pansion. There waa a strong possibility that Minneapolis*. Paul and Dailas Tort Worth would be added to made the eircuit a 10-team league. But the American League expansion problem ie com plicated by a powerful bid by Toronto in­ terests aa well is by the possibil­ ity of internal realignment. "Nobody really knows whet la going to happen," commented AL president Joe Cronin. "What we do know la that thle will be one of the moat important meetings in the history of the league." And even before the opening ses­ sion was gaveled to order, there was plenty of talk that it eoukl be M hour* before the owners were ready to make a significant an­ nouncement. Jackson Takes Scoring Honors Fred Wulff'a B92 is still the high scratch aeriea in the DeBary Social Bowl In r league. However, Alvin Meyer and Frank Rica chal­ lenged thle week by rolling the second and third high aeriea for for the seeson with scoree of B78 and BAB respectively. High team honors for the week went to Jackson Sendee Station when they posted ■ team game of 1066 and a team aariaa of 3951 including handicap. \\*. Stllpp had the high single with Slfi. i 6 Auburn ovar Florida — A photo finish. Also: Tauneute -m North Carolina, Georgia over Tulsa, Clemson over Vanderbilt, Ken­ tucky over Florida Stale. Mary­ land over South Carolina, VP! over Richmond; Puisne over WAM, Wake Forest over Virginia, VMI over Memphis Stale. THE WEST Oregon State over California— Take 14; give II. UCLA over North Carolina Stale—Long trip home. Southern Cal over Stanford— Everybody's doing it. Washington over Oregon—By a scared seven. Also: Washington Stale over Ban Jose State, Air Force over George Washington, Idaho over COP, Utah State over Brigham Young, Colorado State over Mon­ tana. Wyoming over Utah. THE SOUTHWEST Texas over 3MU—A walkalhon. Arkansas over Texas Aggies— Clove shave (or the Haxorbarka. Hice over Texas Tech—Pudding and whipped cream. Baylor over TCU — But u a not ■ big Bear market. Also: Arisooa over Wewt Texas Stale, Arisons Stale over New Mexico State, Texai Western over Hirthn Simmons, Houston over North Tesae State, Duffy's Takes Over Loop Lead I S ^ gETlERWOVS S W IF T S Jfc SANFORD ROUND OR SIRLOIN FRESH GROUND BEEF 3* FLA. 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Moore, 14, set some eort of rec­ ord Tuesday wln-n his 175 pound title we* vacated for the second time thi« year by the NBA for failure to defend. Announcing the four-man elim­ ination, Ott said the matches would be arranged by Paul .Sulli­ van u* Pittsburgh, a member of the Penney*.ama Athletic Com­ mission and chairman of the NBA’* Championship Committee. Getting The Word G R EA T Whether Sullivan and bis commule* would pick the four high­ est enntemfers in the NBA Octo­ ber ratings, Oil did not kno.w However, he listed the top four as: Harold Johnson, Philadelphia; Erich Schooppner, G e r m a n y : Chic Calderwoed, Scotland, and Willie Pastrano, Mu mi Beach. Oil explained that Moore was •tripped of his crown for failure to fulfill an agreement given the NBA convention at Mexico City, Sept. 7. SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY • Carpet •F n rn itn ra • Tila • Pisans * Rental Bads M IX -E M CO LLARDS Birds By* Garden TURN IPS Peas EAC H MUSTARD O IL SARDINES H ER S H EY 10 or. 2/45e Birds E)< Tnrnig JUST k SUGAR Greens 12 oz. 2/39c Birds By* Blark Bird Peas 10 oz. 2/49c Green Giant Corn No. 303 Shuffle Courts, Etc. Pickles 11 oz. 39c Bleach qts. 17c Morton Macaroni A Cheese 9oz.2/43c T D F Y FREE ESTIMATES - a w e v s d -w it h -cm r ' Chicago Cuba for tha last 14 years, was signed Tuesday to be » special assistant in charg* of scouting to general manager Johnny He H i1# at the Milwaukee itMRMflRhU Call S C H A FFER m u s. T r e n c h fa i-M ta m rn rn fm .H 21c Reins S»»»t Mixed Tennis Courts • MILWAUKEE (U PI) Ray Hayworth, 55, former major l*a- WHITESIDE FARMS Parking: Stalls • Hayworth To Braves NORTHERN OVER .TS YEARS at First and Palmetto (Along Sida poat Office) STRIPING SERVICE • YOUR CHOICE PIN TO S Elimination Title Bouts Set Arminta Taylor of the Capri team had a IDS, 439 ewriea wkile Marta Mahlke of Harden Insur­ ance had IBB, 349. PEAS MAV g £ A tf/AJ F - A ' t O w»sA tabv »ser -*V BAN FRANCISCO (UPil — Wyoming and Mississippi, under NCAA probation for the past Duffy’a Lounge has taken first year, get lha word today on place in the Arey Deucy league whathar their ban will he lifted a t Je t Lanes, with a 14 win, seven thur.day whan tha NCAA Policy lose record. Committee unmnmcia its findings. High bowler for Llulfy'a wae Tilly I.eeda with a 156, 419 eeriee. Pure Oil Co. has a 13 win. 9 loes mark and their high bowler wai Mary Fucito with a 178, 369 ear- iss. STOCKu p By Alan Mover TOUGH GOING Iowa over Kansas — But l l t t points looks like an overlay. Wisconsin over Michigan — It's your money.' Misaouri over N'abraska — By three touchdowns. Also: Minnesota over Kansas State, Northwestern over Indiana, Oklahoma over Colorado, OKIaho ms Stale over Iowa Slate, Drake ever Bradley. THE SOUTH Mississippi over LSU — Lastly or its banditry. Georgia Tech over Duko—Look­ ing for the upset. Alabama over Mississippi State —With the right bounces. f �4 W Wd. Oct. 26, 1960—Pairs Arrington -Petree Nuptials Planned Mr. and M n. Briggs Arrington, 9 Cordele, Ga., announce Ihe cnga}tment of their daughter, Lu-il|e Ann, to Ralph Ewart Prirer Jr., inn ef I)r. and Sir*. Ralph E. py. tree, of Charlotte, N. C. The nrddins will be an event of Xov. It, at the First Preihjlerian Church in Cordele. Miis Arrington i* the grand- •p r daughter ol Mr. md Mri. W. P. Heard of Sanford and the lata Mr. ami Mm .Briggs Arrington, al<o of Stnford. Shr wax graduated from the Jonlcle High School and attended v aidjs la Stale College. She ia now ittendin; Quern* College in Charlour, whrre »he i» a member of . Phi Mu *ororilv. The groom-elect I* the grandson r Tr*C*,*l of the late Mr. and Sir* Mr*. * l l i j 'W , ; j | . ’i X , 1 Jcffrej Petree of liermanlnn • ntnn. N.C. V ft t H »«l j amt the late Mr. and K:rk of Cnarlotte. Mr. Petree graduated fmm Cen­ GAMMA LAMBDA RUSHKKS are shown at the Larsen Home, just Be­ tral High School and Davidson fore the mnin monl of the progressive dinner in their honor wan aerved. College in Charlotte. He i* a mem­ I^ft ti» rigrbt they nte Mr*. Klnter Boerner. Mr*. Don Smith. Mr*. Otto ber of Phi Delta Theta fratern.ty Mnuilli. Mr*. Burl Revel*, Mr*. Jnck Erickson and Mr*. Charles Rone. and the Charlotte Bachelor* Ctuh ' (Herald Thoto) He U presently _ emplnyril a ' »ale* representative of Arnold Ilofmin and company. Eighty-iev en member* and vDltor* attended the meeting of Semi­ nole Chapter No. 2. Order of Eas­ tern Star, when they observed •frirndihtp night." Guest officer* from chapter* in the district, conducted the open mg ceremony. Distinguished guest* introduced included Mr*. Murray Jarvis, Past Matron of the Seminole chapter, p an grand rtrclra of the Grand Chapter of Florida; and Mr*. Vtrginia Anderson, p»*t matron, and at pre»ent chaplain of Seminole and grand instructor of Dielncl II, 0. K. S. Seminole officer* introduced their gueili and a cordial wel­ come to all waa extended by Ihe Worthy Matron, Mr*. Marjorie Shepard. A cheerful little skit en­ titled '•Smile*'1 was presenied. con­ cluding with Ihe tinging of ‘ Smi­ le*" by Eliiaheth Thompson who '■ *••• i tjcU idm Progressive Dinner Honors Sorority Chapter Memtien of Gamma Umb-Hs Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi. sor­ ority. entertained Saturday even­ ing with a progre**i*e dinner, honoring Ihe nnhee*. AZALEA CIRCLE The Atalea Circle of the Gar­ Cocktails and hor d* oeuvre* den Club held the first meeting of were served at the home of the the fall season at the home of Reid Ivcrien*. in PinecreM at Mr*. C. P. Harkey, on Writ IGtli 6 o'clock sharp. The group then drove to the Street, with Mrs. John Callahan, home of thr Cameron Lawrence* circle pi evident, presiding. Autumn color* gold *nd purple in Suniamt Estate*, where they enprrdmmnated in the many artistic* Joyed tossed u la d . flower and fruit arrangements used The * 1 ' hark in Pinethroughout Ihe living-dining a n d - ^ r it. the home of the Tom sun room. An eye and light catcher Largrns. fur the main eour»e. The was a massive bra** bowl of Largrn living room and Florid* gilded dried materials, including room had hern transformed into sage gra**c*, wheat and seed pod*, a lovely dining area with three Each person present purchased a large tah|r* running the entire ticket to the state flower show to length nf the room*. The lahtri were overlaid with be held in Sanford Dee. 1-2-3. A report of Ihe work and plan* of the I Ilower show committee wa* heard ]V/|rc A l|n r # > wi|h 'Merest and appreciation. iV“ 5, r t , , u r c 1 IUM * 5 Af d ifi vCircle in ip will i%)ii snare (aiiie r ■* Atalea share a table with the Ivy Circle in the Hobby ; 1 O V _lTCle U l U 1 Shop. (Ivy Circle la a group of Circle No. one of the WSCS of younger matron* organned last yrar sponsored by Aialra (.title), , ... A paper on -plants of the BthleV h"mt of Mr»- V' lll,*'n All‘,r r ' JMI Drive for Ihe October wa* presenleti by Mrs. R. W. w>nn'*°°' Turner. It was obvious tint muc.i n,,flln* Mr*, (i. J Mills, rhalrmsn re­ rueful study had gone into the preparation of this intrieitmg and minded memhrrs of Ihe week nf prayer and gave out envelope* informative paper. She acknowledged help from fur the self denial offering. Winifred' Walker's book "All the , Plans were made to meet at Cihd& A MISS ANN ARRINGTON M Officers’ Wives Meet For Brunch A t McCumber Home The VAH-I Officer* Wive* tlu h met recently at the home of Mr*, Afarnld E. McCumber in Ptnecrest. Mr*. Jame* A. Mackey was cnho*te*» and assisted Mr*. McCumher in serving a brunch which was an epicurean* delight in every respect right down to the brightly colored crystal sugar which was used for the coffer! Mrs. Robert Prov tocher pre^ i d e d at a abort business meeting and Mri. Barton Bartholomew re ­ ported on m ilters discussed at the Naval Officer'* Wive* board meeting. She announced plans for the coming dessert bridge parly to bo given by tho wives of VAH-7. Other* attending the brunch were Mr*. Charles V. Choyce, Mrs. Donald K. Ethel!. Mri. Rich ^ a r d T. Gralow, M n. Charles Hod^ g a t e , Mra. George A. Holfman. Mrs. George W. Kimmoni, Mra. Jam** A. Mackey, Mrs. R. Rust, Plant, of the Bible" available at Mr*. Robert S. Satre and MT*. Ihe public library. Mra, Turner’* quiet but distinct voice, her giaRobert Golden. riout manner together with good subject matter make her a moil personable speaker and welcome Oviedo guest. Mrs, J. P. Cullen, program chairman, gave out new- year book* and assisted the hoalrs* Mtai Junta Fleming, a student in serving refreshments. Other* attending were Mr*. Pur­ at FSU, spent the weekend at home, wilh her mother, Mr*. Elsie ler Lansing, Mrs. Henry Mcl^ulin Jr., Mrs. Roy Ttllit, Miss Ellalre Fleming and sister, Bessie. J . I. LaRnche was dismissed Klrchhoff, Mrs. J. L. I’lirk, Mrs. from the hospital, Wednesday. He W. P. Fields. roctivftd treatment for a dislo­ Mrs. G. M. Ship, Mrs. Alice cated shoulder, sustained In a Click, Mrs. Dempsey t'srnes, Mrs. fall, while painting. W. R, Stringfirki, Mr* Henry RusMrs. L. A. Moolfolk has re­ *ell, Mu. R. F. Steele snd Mrs. turned home alter spending must Elmer Jdiltair. of the summer in Pivo, Ga. Mr. Woolfnlk is still hospitalised in Bright rol-ira are gensrolly most Jacksonville. Mr*. Woolfolk says he it improving but it will be effei-ttvn in accent, and acre.tome (line before he i« able to •orirs — lamp bases, a.h tray*, pietura. and ptllnwa. come home. Personals # "G/r/ Break" Dance Planned By Rainbow Girls Assembly Members of the Sanford Assem­ bly 23, Order of lha Rainbow for t,irli received a delightful sur­ prise, when they met Monday afternoon at the Masonic Hall, lor fhe regular hi-monthly meet™ ing. Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, mother advisor and Miss Eileen Myers, worthy adv isor, had prepared a .upper of hot dog*, baked bean* potato chips, assorted Halloween candy, r->okie* and cold drinks. Most teenager* ran appreciate a surprise like thin, after an all iiav aesjion at school. At tha con 9 cluaion of the supper, several of the girl* .aid ' lei's do this again *umeiime." During the business session the assembly voted to ipoosor a "girl break" dance for the seventh, eight and ninth graders, Nov. 12. th* hnmV ® f " " To.m A,b" ' to sew anil make arliclet for the hataar, scheduled for Nov. IT. Mr*. J. K. Tcrwmerger led the devotion period and had charge of the program Other, enjoying the program and fellowship hour were Mri. Albeit, Mr*. Dorothy Mallrr. Mr*. C. F. Brannin, Mri, J. W. Brown. Mra. W. P. Fields, Mra. Ed Kirchhoff, Mra. Octavia Rumbley, Mri. M. L. Wright, Mr* C. E. Chnrpemng and Mr*. H. H. Col­ lier. Church Calendar P Installs Officer* The Homemakers Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church installed new officers, for the com­ ing year, when the group met at the home of Mrs. W. W. Home on Valencia Dm*. Mrs. MT. P. Brooke Jr., aerved a* tn*la ing ollteer. Using a WEDNESDAY • First Presbyterian Church Senior High Choir supper, t to 7.30 p m. UDC Meets Friday First Baptist Churrh Training The Norman dekere Howard Union supper and officer* council, Chapter, United UDC, wilt meet at 3 p. m. Friday at the home of * p m. Mr*. R. L, Perkins Anti Mignolii A*#. Mee, Corbett — FA 2-81*3 Mr*. Thurston — FA 2-3114 Mr*. Zlttf"»*r — F 4 2-9233 C lasses In Begimtftr’n CLASS STA RTS NOVEM BER BENNETT INS. AGENCY l i l t Orlando M . FA I-I34I C a Todd, ioLeltoe N Sanford “OPEN T IL • P. M." Doris Duxbury a t io n w id i I I. Joan Johnsori INiTRCCTORR I I For R e g istra tio n an d In fo rm a t Ion FA 2-46% j f a ll: FA 2*8204 N O W ! FA M O U S N A M E en n eys DAYS Introductory new low prices on two of Penney’s finest fashion and quality b ra n d s! N*w I<*w pri< f*r w t lit y l OW NCRA F ly F i m i Cotton Broadcloth 2 ji 2 I I I f t ■ rN M M why l* w » n sh Plmw Prline W *"• the b«*t »Mrt v ftlv s v*w k*nr' 1. Luxury fabric 2. Quality tailoring 4 Proportioned At Laboratory tested * a 1. Newell *t)>s ( MOW I MORI M IN THAN IV1R CAN KNOW O N I OP AMIRICA'S PINISt SHIRT VALUISI 0 • ! I | } eeiMARI POt BIAUTYI ilM-MN odtAlfTYI Quality Uilortd . . . mndn in leading hosiery mill* in America. Nationally famoua . . . our top hmodo, worn by more women in America. • Proportioned to fit. ,. meticulously made to exacting exacting Penney Penney etan atandanUt to Seamleea, full-faah• Newest atylea . . . Seal to 11. ioned and atretchablea. Sues m ■•>•* was i M M a a e i . . * i • M ax :w r* •w Ry HELEN RNODI' RfMR The danre will be held at the Tommy River* and Kranvi# Shrine t lub from I.vt to ltt.jo p m. Admission wdl be M rent* Gardiner, nf Green Cove Springs, drag or stag. were overnight gursti of Mr. and Plan, were discussed euncern Mr*. Wesley L. Tyler, thia w fk ing entering a float in the Christ- end. They attended a student connmas parade. The nett regular rd mreling. in llajtnna Beach, meeting of the asaembly will be a* delegates from their school Nov. 14. jin Palatka. Oct. 24th - 31st Permanent Wave Special! HALLOWEEN COSTUMES CARDIGANS . . . m il SHED. BULKY 98 |9 8 REG. *2l».lHI NOW l * t 1 H »l.m i ner S LB. S l.2'i Ethel Root Circle •0* West First NEW K Li'*,» or Dark _a • DAVES RECORD CENTER Ballroom fo r P r i- T H a * and T re tts , Enterprise Personals RECORDS « ACCESSORIES GUITAR INSTRUCTION SCHOOL OF DANCING / r * p r e * e o i^ ^ 2 2 ^ ^ « ■ WUTUUAluiud rowst*T O L X oyiusi esiKtuetvci n s n e |S[«|.lIU(|(llWU’ IgaglWNt t»na»wA•*< H Joan Johnson from JAe com/Hfty with n tw *ot* i to n a n tw r * t i i* ( i Claxton Fruit Cake Dili the atatton of Martha, Each |ue»t wa» pre*enled with a gift, after which the home offi­ cer* returned their itation* for the butinei* of the evening. The birthday giieat* of honor included Elmer J. Still, worthypatron; Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Black­ man. Mr*. Beulah Moye, Mr*. May Bril Maxwell, Mr*. Eliiaheth Thompmn, Mr*. Amelia Otteen and Mr*. Augu*ta Btlbrey. Each made a contribution to the rainfim{j and were presented imi(1 gjj,,. Mr i . Stella Pryor and her com miltee »erved delicimta refreahment« a ft,r the meeting, Membera of Ut* WSCS of Ihft First Methodist Church will spon­ sor the annual "quiet flay", Thursday, from l;M to 11:30 a.m. at Ihe church. This is lit observance of the week of prayer. Mr*. John Adams, secretary of spiritual life, ii m charge of the program. Taking part on the program will he Mr*. Jim Pigott. Mrs. Jam es Terwllleger, Mrs. Bc»i Herman and Mrs. Arthur Beckwith J r. TW IN SPECTACULAR for PEN NEY At October Meeting »‘ble verse telling oaeh officer her duliei and how they should be conducted. Mra. Brook* install rd the following ilato of officer*. Mrs. J. L. Hobby, president; Mr*. R A Cohen, vie* prniidenl, Mrs. II. H. Fortner, serretsry. Mr*. W. M Tripp, tressurer and Mrs. A. L. Thomas, sunshine chairman. Mr*. Clyde Humphrey welcomed (||f new m([nberi. During the boalm,t | a new project wa* „ lfctad for lha yaar. Mrl Spf4ri gavt )„ devotion and Mi** Dotlif Jardme and her boy Ir.emt, Ollie, entertained Ihe group with some delightful chatter. Other* attending included Mrs C. L. Park Sr„ Mri. H. H. Grter. Mrs, Frank Miller, Mr*. H J. Finch, Mri. W. F. Yeakle, Mrs K. Strum, Mrs. R. L. Weatbrook, Mra 3 D. Aired, Mra. Jack Morrison, Mr* W. I. I'ribtree. Mr* G. A. Harris and Mra. Anna Jardtne. By W SCS Thursday O ffom while '■"<*» *-l«:hi and le. the dm- 1At each plaet aetting ta n an ing room was a buffet table filled ample seru m of pumpkin rte with large platters of sliced ham and a etip nf coder. and turkey, cranherry aaticr, h«M Ruahre* and their husbands en­ roll* and a delicious vegetable tas- joying the evening with the mem­ serole of onions, potato** and bers and their husbands, were green bean* in a ch*#*« sauce. Mr. end Mrs. Elmer Roerner, After going bark for seconds, Mr. and Mri. Don Smilh, Mr. many tirnea. the group then Jour and Mri. Otto M.unlit, Mr. and ncyrd to the ClycM Robertson Mr*. Rurt Hr iris, .Mr. and Mr*. home for dessert. Mr*. Robertson Jack Erickson and Mr. and Mn. aim had table* set up in the liv­ Charles Bone. ing. dining sod Florida rooms. Baplist S. S. Class Quiet Day Planned Friendship Night Observed By OES $12.5 0 REG. 115.00 NOW TO RT J'.th AT. SANFORD, FLA. t A M ill For Penney’* modest price the kiddies are act for cul-up capers at holiday time! There’a "Pop* e, ■ </,*.*; j. ■, n -c a n skeleton! Ali costum e* with masks. 2 DAINTY DACRON:*) POLYESTER QCILT 00 7 t« 14 Styled in a palette of new fall alludes. Soft. (lrluiuti/ acrylic . . . hund washes, k e e p * new. -k'-uhinn— o iia 'J __»e r k a v a r y outfit. Green, gold, red, gray, white. 10 BOYS’ COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS 00 1 72 by I I iarkaa aiaea 4 la II Fabulous special price for such lovely light warmth! Cover of roseprint nj Ion hacked in ravon. Nvlr.n ruffle! .Machine wash, medium aeL Rugged g o o d - looks warmth and action-free tailoring he wonts . . . true dollar value you want. All machine wash, ‘ Srtiiloriml a : M (t_ “ctT" lora ’n pattern*. SHOP PEN N EY’S . . . you’ll live better, you’ll save! i l ______ �* Television (Dsuah Qbby: O ia n a sl H I * « < H l l t i i l Pairal .ssaacops O u r Miss B r» o » a M .4 -IU . N « * l Huoslijf • B rink ls y W htrly Birds Joha b a ll M in im a l Bait of to* Fo»t lllu l H a n o i Garden and P i u a l o « « » i | i i Tu la DEAR JEALOUS: There’s nothing wrong with building a snow fence before a blizzard hits, but I doubt if you hate any­ thing to worry about. It takes two to tan­ go. • III Aquma i a iLiaep *l»» I l l H u m kuna i - . r*ri.a i i lllgat II ill III ill Hi ill ill ill II ,*i 111 ill in Hi 11ill ( l l I a Marina, Nailoh Family Perry • Como My * li ar Kllstn l l a n . i ' 1 3 K>a | an Hot I Knrrnt up i r : i Soantluff Polar C o i n M ir y Tomorrow >ikan c u r C'l Detective i l l 111 Maw* Movie M ona lira fa ir • Hiir THii is ou« nh*m to W l l L C O M P R O M I S E .* - J 1 ’ a o bowl im : VO'-’ C<\\ CATOy vtx*t ) HOwUNQ Til • TO ) . V . » , •:v w i th c mov .l S 1 THIS V/AV W £«E I ... Al l. H ACPV 1O J .** - iY J * ' % £ f C iV ' “ in jn & i •H I !• “I mm ■ raemnt widow, hmvm no family, and mm a.lling my houi. and going into m oni-room miimrt* mint. My Ilf. is.m* over mnd I am mii.raiil*. I am .iat>, in good haalth, and Ot.rm mr. no financial lirohlami. My hnahand took car. of avarylhinr wary wall. Hut WHAT shall 1 do with myialf— Mr*. W.” Dear lady, gst an inltraat and get nna al unci! You ara vary furtunaia to hav. no fmannal vaorriai, »o why not begin your new lifa by galling now and mud.rn furmlma for yotir apaitmanl. faki a rail intaal in ii ami plan !*«»• f«lfft Ti»» T»»* n for A l'a*jr ill i l l 4 i 4 t n i for T o n iu rra # ♦ iiiulmg i.itni if* i l l Dr tludaon « JoorruU (ll th o u i H < » » «1» T i t A il> t'l Q**r g *«I • T -irn i i f i k * Th« \\ (>> K*« V r m c ii r o Htftt ( l i Tii IT* .4nticjuni •*! i »i J a pi M u rr» r *noi* 111 fi«y in Coart *f i Sal* 01 rcl a <* i turn. Pr-llt. Spaa' n ■ft • . I n I d n k U ile r il l (T irana Y u a n . Tkeatef ii» It..ad In llaallir if) U ijliun all • i l l Bait T il Cluck ill Tonne tic U llama ( l i Kfnm T h a t! R nall l l » W i n 0a ( o n Truat f• I Vardlcl la Tamrm ill IYri*hiac M r FV Tonight J i n . Powell. Thsims RiMar nut Andy Willis nil appear with Parry Como un tin NBC hour. Th« first of a on*-hour lo slK t lariai l»l>aled 'Tomorrow," to ba >a*n irom tune In tiiri* on CBS, la "Th. Thinking Machine ’’ Star David Wavn. appears with some of th* n.tdon'i leading arientiati in a study of electronic computers and the human hrain. « *• I *I * Mika Ronia ler D«Hr «»> Kandtta nd t Sturm I :» ill kHirra « M it> i r e ! Molly eond Hi K i n at S l ! M <1> Marie III *f I (Cl <•> a a • CONFIDENTIAL TO BIG FRAT® MAN AT THE "U"’: 1>< n’t waste money on a fraternity pin. It's diaper pins you'll he needing. • • • For Abby** pamphlet, #*\Vhat TeenAirPtti Want To Know.’' send 25 cent* and a larjre, *elf-adflre*50«t, stamped envelope in care of this paper. Is Important J I! • >t||i1 H# Tot* . TU , r lt DEAR RIG DISAPPOINTMENT: You haven't "failed" your father. Your father has failed you. We are not all cast from the same mold. The world needs Beetho­ ven as well a* hn«ebnll. Do thc best >‘nu can with the tnients you have, and don't feel guilty. Keeping Interest THUItSDAY I*. M. <!> T r ii tit • r r n n n i i m r u > « « F (io tn e ft DEAR THINK: Think again. i l l r a a n a a n i i l ciessraoiw 111 Mata oer raway H i w a i ia a r i l l W i k i L > Maaiaa i l l > a• a i l l Sawe >li C's,t- Kaagarae i l l Countdowa Naaa ill T1U •l i k u n g a r I I I K ir taon Kapara i l l Moat a m l Xadnisa i l l [line liaay Kaaaai I I I .Vswa — laterals we I I I T o ha l a no ii ntad H i i'uiian K* Mt I i rioiomnar Hr.da H i n r lil l 111 I 'i i y Tour Hunch I I I Vidao Villain l l ' Prica la K.atit ( l l ! l.oaa liory i l l M o m m a t'ouri 1 1 1 i’ «a am m a n i l l flo o r Harifun (9| b i l l That I li a OtT HtAOY, (JOYS • DEAR ABBY’: My problem is my mother and father. I am a 17-year-o|d boy and my brother is to. My parent* kpp|> saying they want a little girl so they are trying again. Abby, when your mother is 44 and your father is 46, don’t you think they should be satisfied with two Igivs? THINK IT’S A SIN- THURSDAY A. M. lit DEAR ABBY: Ever since I can re­ member I wanted to play piano, Mv father laughed at me and said nvir.ic wa.< for sissies. He tried to ge' me interested in sports, but 1 was never any good at it. (H r* was a good athlete.) I took piano lesson*w at school and stayed evenings to practice there. When my mother bought me a spinet last Christmas 1 became the world's hap­ piest boy. My father btcant; the world's most disappointed man. Abby, I love music and my teacher says I have talent. I know I hiae failed my father and I am sorry, but what can I do to make it up to him? 1 am 11. ft BIG DISAPPOINTMENT DEAR ABBY: My husband wa« in the hospital for *urgery. When he was tu<J weak to shave himself he had a young nurse with a tight uniform shave him. When he was aide to walk aivund he could have shaved himself, hut he still asked this young nurse with the tight uniform to shave him. I told him i could shave him if he cuultln’t do it himself, but he said I didn’t know how, I know how as good as she did. When he left the huipiul he gave her a five-dollar tip and hugged her neck. Now he lays he wants to go hack to the hospital and visit his old roommate, lull I think he wants to see this nurse. He is 63 and so am I. Am I out of line for keep­ ing him home? JEALOUS WEDNESDAY P. M. (*> iVi ■I f ill '»! Ui (it (I) It) Hi III (II (ll By Abigail Van Buren lln c li W IN P a p i T i P iif k a u ia H u c k l i b i r r r HaunS RuckT and Trl ln S a Paul Takes Over As Houston Boss No Drugs Needed For Dummy Repair norjnriN . t « . ( l t d —Gab# s t k i 'H k n v ii .m :. t m . h - p i i J. It. Finney wm removing arms and legs without anesthesia re­ cently in Stephonville, but th . sub­ jects of him surgery mad. no com­ plaints. Kinney, of Milan, Tenn , ia a mannequin surgeon. For th . pasl 13 year* he baa traveled 36 slalwa repairing mannaquina that hav. been chlppad or fractured He also restyle, a mannequin's hairdo that hai Income feoway or gon. out of style. a color scheme that is entirely new to yuu. Then, Invil. your friend* to little luncheons and din­ ners, have people in tor coffee and tea parties or just "to visit." Now you need people and they are a comfort, You ran look about you and ire ao many things to he done that interests will develop very quickly. "I am just a m en when it cornea to dressing. N o t h i n g matches or goes properly with anything. I am fifty- not had look­ ing and am not overweight. Kverytim* my husband and I at* in­ vited ta a patty or away tor a weekend I have to i un to the store* to boy something that will go with something which I have in my ruplaiard. How ran I do aoinsthuif Si-Mi this ltup d »lluatiwi7 |L makes my ...1 •fume,*—Sails K." Take your courage in your hands ami empty your clothes cupboards. I'm everything you own right out wheia you ran ana them. Now, select the brat dress­ es. hats, roots, etc. Try on every­ thing. You will find that some things will go well together. Se­ lect carefully, put them together, then grit your teeth and give all the other things to someone who ran u*e them. Now, wheu you buy anything, decide which color is most becoming lo you, and huy accessories to go with that and do not go off buying juat beenu** they appeal tn ynu at the dm*. Preaairig well is really like a am ft pi* matter of selecting a basic color and then sticking tn It. For instance, if you like black, you can have many rhanceg in wear other colors, hut only for small arcenories. White la always goaal with hlack, and red shoes invari­ ably pep up a black outfit—— but, pleaae, do not wear anything .Is* in red. A smart Roman-striped scarf does wonders for a black stilft and these colorful bit* are fun to buy and, fashionable to wear. I AST DAY !&HflmCISTER '— ISIMMDNS AT: I :U0 - 3:13 - 8:30 - 9:00 STARTS THURSDAY Paul, a man wha rote through the ranki from halhov in haiehali **acutiva. Inday look over the rains of lha National League's new Houston franchise. H. wan hired away from the Cinrmnati Keda. where ha hai ■ A C H N I ( H T ON • served aa vice preiident and gen­ eral manager sine. Pept. 37, I96t. I l f A T f l 5:25 to Paul eignrd a thre.-year con­ 5:30pm tract with the Houston Sport* As­ TV sociation (HSA) just sight days n n o u G u r y o y o u b y after lha organisation was includ­ fOOO M4CHINIIT 4N0 EMICAL COarORAIlOH ed In NL aspantion plana along CH KOI! W dniviov . IM> je»i with New York. taKFtaNO. rinn io * i' FROST WARNING FORECASTS ll III PLLB "THE HOUND THAT THOUGHT HE WAS A RACOON" me DAILY CROSSWORD ACKO*1. Gre ek in lte r 8. Peruse i 11. Hauled. k-> to p risu n 13 llnglish w riter U . Across 8. Tune* 30. Cat off. s •t G ra n d C entr al 12 Racavated M. Droad 35. \V * rp -y * r» 38. Indefinite a r t ic le 19. Double e x cla m a­ tion wMCweveH w e I --------- * * < x o z ■■Mm C£ o IN A U - O t H O 'jt 1 tirORC'i.THfckta I--- , w e n t! CUflTOMCB^ AMEAOOP U « . ------- ' ... Y t T .V O U W b trp : I VVAl I a o ON F IM l W E L l-.W H V DO >A i ^ s 'P O U E l C A P O v O ’ * a £ T & v ,h k » e 7. Guido's h'ghest noto 9. Spoonful oi r o u g h syrup Pronoun Stitch M e«»«ng»i Hluegras.* Katiand To tn a ( India) » . O g lin g I C H A N O M A .Y O IJ I 'juR iruv do o a r I Q U I C K •owRVICS, j For 4. Mosquito *pr*r ■ratter* 15. Twilled 18. 17. 18 . SI. 11. JT . -< H A LLO W EEN 14. Thinly fabrics CC f.Conciso 3. Help V.antsd notice 83. Asi ends 44. City (N*») 45. Of musical so u nd 48. A mockery 87. Bto ckbo hn n s liv e 44. Yellow f reer m onu’u ___ n c T D __ 1. G od o f 4. Own L African mammal 3iais(4s*‘s Aaaaia 38. A gala 3 * . ■a an antique 20. L'nit of tune riiviimna .U. Ta b le t ( u~ r * r % r vrr 1a n JT" W I *" is 7T~ r " *” t % VT~ »r T f _ TT z. • T *o r n ■■waw/A u ;s >* *r L * w _ «r % AT THE 17. Twining stem 10 Fairy story opening word 41. Cultivate* 43. Insane 48. Music note — Triu m ph a 31. Charged particle* 34. Godde*. as of season* 34. P a y 19. M i r Salable Jr. A. Sr. High School Kids 10. B e e f ------ 14. Asian Mongoloid dll Pa R T V k ,i^ CIVIC CENTER Saturday, Ocl. 29. beginning at 7:10 P. M. Record Hup. flamra. Prises, Fun For AU! Free! Free! Sponsored by the Sanford Recreation Department After the bitf Halloween Party • plan to see “ MAN BEAST” and “ GODZILLA” __ _ At Ihe big I, ATE SHOW 11:30 P. M. • A D M IS S IO N 60c 1 a -ft rrt .t ~m i f r r r . - y .r r .f — Only ROD Will B« Aclmilird ■i �I ' • ' / Plant Your Sale-Rent Items In H ER A LD W ant-Ads For An Early Crop O f Dollars—P H . FA 2-26 11 Classified Phone FA 2-2611 > Offirp 201 w. First i HEADLINER 6. For R ent 9. F o r S a lt- o r R ent 2-BEDROOM un/urnlihed house NICELY furniihrd I bedroom home close in. Rent 190 per 2WS French Avo. FA 2-2V93. month. FA 2 9192. FURNISHED apt. FA S-MOO. 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip 1 ROOM ground floor furnished ped. screened carporto: reason­ apartment $40 month. 313 Pal able. Call FA 2 1330. Eat. 305 molto. Iwf-ire 3:00 p. m*. GROOM furnished house located al t l i 'i E. Third St. No child CL A. Whlddon, Sr. T m .. thru Fri. • J P. M. day be­ ' BROKER ren. FA 2 1191. fore insertion. Man. - Rat. noon. W. B. Shippy. Assoc. SLEEPING ROOMS |ho Gables, 3H2 So. Park Aie. Ph. FA 2 3901 sTn.M c.irr c l a s s if ie d : 101 Magnolia Avo FA 2-OTJO Tom ., thro Fri. • 3 F. M. day heFOR SALE or . RADE— 13.330 FURNISHED apartment, hard Pore insert)o*». Mon. • Sal. noon. equity in 3 bedroom CBS house wood floors, tile lath 602 W for house trailer or sell for r e s p o n s ib il it y : 27tb Street $9,930. Small down payment, located in city on over 'i acre The Herald will not ho ro.Fon.lblo SMALL Furnished apartment iftn Int and plenty of trees Phone for more than nno Inrnrrtrt laserTark Are. FA 2-0731. FA 2-TS3L h ra of year ad, and reserves tho RENT A BED right to roviM or reject any ad­ vertisement from whal ordored to Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Bed* 3 ROOM house in Cameron City. FA 2 3fiA4 or FA 2 2162. By Dav. Week or Month oooPorm lo the policies of thin CARROLLS FURNITURE paper. f tWbtiSs>iv Ph TA 2 31*1 11* W. 1st at. Raymond Lundquist. Alice. WELAKA APARTMENTS; room* FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. S. N ot lean • Personal* prin t* baihs. Ill W First S t 1 NOTICE: Real Eilate Broker* and Salesmen; My property lo- 2 BEDROOM haute.' Separate St. Johns Realty Co. dining arse. Unfurnished. KitTHE TIME TESTED FIRM eafod at 101 Mtllonvtlle Are., eh*n electrically equipped. 930 111 N. Park Are Ph. FAI-*1B Sanford is hereby withdrawn per month. Call FA 2-M30. drena *ie marhnt. Joe T. Daria. Me DOWN - 9*9 MONTH 3 BEDROOM bloek house, kitchen I Bedroom, 1 bath home .tear equipped Fenced in backyard. new high school. FA 2-7709. SUPREME REALTY Of Orlando, Inc. FURS. Apt. 201>k W. 1st S t CHerry 1-3331 LARGE three bedroom unfura Eve. CReitwond 7-29*0 ished borne 1313 Perk A**., *12300 month. Call FA 13931. WANT ADS BRING * FAST RESULTS CLEAN modern furnished apt*., «ni Palmetto FA 2-43U. Legal Notice 1-BEDROOM upstairs apartment, e ir conditioned. $70 FA 2 o*«*. APARTMENT, private bath, nice­ ly furnished. $to mo, e o i't W. lit. 2-BR house, modern. FA 2 0371. m in i X i» t f r # !• h# rreh 7 • I V9fl thret thre d*ilr« I*> *ni*i* In 3-BEDROO.M house, kitchen furntihed. 373 month. FA 3-38*3. H u b C*# *# ret i n s T a rk A ttu n e , Hanford FlopMre. undrer 'h* n»m* ref PA UK AVF1.VUK PH ARMACT FURNISHED 3 room boue*. 3103 #-« »r.*fr.d mM Orlando Drive, Srolord aiqia wirh th* £lark «f rircuit Caurt ref flamino!* Pniifiiy. Klrerld*. LARGE 2 bedroom freshly painted P M frln fn T .ln d s a y , M. I> F?. reha ft J, P m I til, W TY, apartment, 310 Magnolia A PC. Pamii#I Jinkti. Pmlth Rom ller, Florist, FA 2-1*31. P iib H a h O r * , t t , 1 « * X o r . t . t . f t l a t b s T o a r t • t I I * T re a w tr h F M fa a ls r a a a l p . I t a i s « f K U r U a . la P th k a lF l a f » i F a ta *# a ft O L A D T A P. H A L L . t AND 3 BEDROOM homes for rant, kitchens equipped. Call FA 2-3551. THREE bedroom house, unfurni*hed. nice quiet neighborhood Call at 119 W 17th St. or phone of Navantliar, A. P. Itlft, pr<M»remt lr* FA 2-4301. r ix ii, * o t ic « N 'q t lr s if hrerrehy f llr a n ( h a t th # a n d a ra lffn a d w i l l , on t h t f th d a y thre lln n o t ih la C o u n lf Jn d * a ref 9 « m in n 1 # 1‘ r t t ia t r , F lre r i- la . h i* f i n a l r r e t iir n . a c c o u n t a n d f n n a h a r a , a * F t t r iilr e r thre F s 'lt * ref O l e A D T I I ». H A L L d * e * a s « d a n d a t •aid nm* fhrea and fhrert miks • a fp llre a tlre re tre t lia a a id J u d t * f a r a fla re ! • • ttU m re n t ref h la t d m ln la t r r e t lo a ref aaid • ■ » • '*. an d f o r are re rd a r d la Q lu r iln a h im •• aach K1recittar. P a ta d t h f * t ‘»- 3 0 th d a y ref f » f t e am.bar. A, P l t a t Poui fa ■ Atari *i rrem Aa T.n e u t e r ref tha KftAta ref #1 L d v a ft. H a ll P T K N P T K U M . P A V I A A M c lN T O ftfV A tto rn a r* fo r K ia o u t o r K d regard a n it U d ln jf A a n fn rd Florida • invA R T iir.PA Y t rim AIDI Thre H o a rd n f P u b l i c I n s t r u c t io n f o r H e nitre n L F lo r id a , nr It ! r* < re lv * h id * 'n r thre f u r n U M n s ref a ll la b o r , m i * r lr e t * . and '■'•rihcM r# q iu iirad for th* Ifau A P P IT T P N A T P t ^ R P P M * A T A T '* F M T ared fh# H M A D D I T l P V A T P T .T M A A a t*H P P L A K H l.N P T .F r f)l* V T T . F T .P R f P A , u n fit a rre jtfrev. a t th a A r h a a l A d m !re ia * r. r m i f lu lld lb a r * » in 03-*' i\ A T F ttti# J a r if n r d F lir M a , a- s» h h Hm # a n d b lae# fh » »*lda «* | I .* |t ,| !> o p r read and t a a d a! *. ^ T on ra I u m * n t i ^ n sia* o f • re* apa< i •'« f a r breth p r o i * e • a red o n # »" ■ p i area fo r • • c k . P r o * re§re an d a p a r l f l r a f l »bt m a v H«< fiihf# to* 1 fr e H H T H I*1R l M K'.'TA Hr d#r»re t lM r * tsoorerii K iiq ih w * f * h * t * * r . J o h n 4 . A u r ip n I V . P re r* w *r F t ra t I f f ra t a n d M ai! nn v i l l a A m u * * i re'rerd F lre r ld a . f * r t h a flm t lit re* d r e - u m a r t n b f a in a d Ait rlre.sret m ’. l h# f # f u n .|* d ' O f u ll * r * » rh p ifid R relit* r a t u r n * • h a d o c iim a n * * 're »«iod r o n d llin n w it h in l •* d ijr * l* 'a r tu t retd o p r- — § it e lp i i f natreif Ha lo w . k d d t area l • § * • ha o b * ■" r a in t- d a ’ ' r treat re'1"' I'lOa-n frep t h # t w o p rre| * ri:«„ m itteh E* Ha 1f r * f u 11 d • • Ma 2-BEDROOM trailer. FA 2 63*4. MODERN HOME, » bedrooms, kitehen furnished. Rent reason able. Ph. FA 2«M3 1-BEDROOM unfurnished house. 2100 Cordova, kitchen elec trlcally equipped. Mus‘ see to apprerlit*. FA 10274 Ft nNISIIEI) apartment. et*in and close lo. Adults only Jimmy Cos in, r A 2-401.3 UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house, Phirida room. Call FA 2 8331. 2-BEDROOM completely unfurn­ ished houses available now. Ph. FA 2-1319. 3 BED ROHM furn:«hed home Vui monthly to rtsoonsihle and per mjnent party ONLY. FA 2 .’>*** FURNISHED apt sno Park Ave 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house at Lake Monroe. FA 2-3930 PAND 2 BEDROOM homes Das phone F \ 2 5541 After « on NO I 3122 FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellorn ill*. COTTAGE, 5 rooms. Couple and bsbv accepted. I6U. FA 2 1737. LOVELY large 4 room apartment, furnished, large porch, t ' i baths, ear stall. FA 2 1050 <1antral * on fra* ire; * aoreur* 1 BEDROOM duplex, furnished FA 2 0.353. ?re« •1rer 11 m * ret * 4 14-1 not ■ihivill! i i i .a r* reP.V5.4 • 1’ 11It ho r# fore >1*1 on#*lire I f t h 48 •IrenotO U {Aren y •*A*rr» of do c l i ­ m " 11« In renMl*' C•reiulltlrere, . f *re r n f 4 or h i nk 4 r * * t . > ! re* n c? * r 4 -a.f r . i h l i c ? • rere’ re ’ ■ I s i ’1r ii c 1 1rere for n#cn! rerelre Cretin t v . r?re « ft us * r ncn*rti ilreml*. re> a ««■Is #re 11 ■ ftl’l Warei! * i - u i # re h r - h « li . l - l r r refill • • c«|i( i M * * If!t T:; « ■ .Hi 4 n iff* reii fi t BU T «! l a flare r re v 4 « tin 13 t*re t u b T»*“ r a n : »* i-n"* 1# ^ Wi ! H • • t h hM1 T frm i ij r f # re ,( M *' a ill 9* , > rei r * 4 tre ' u r n ure ,**i4 n » r f**r • 4 1I ' l r . r u u ' U ■ *re»nc« i n d preym»TI f horeA imt lifli m l* %r ; #re * rer 8 osli Ire • flP l * IS t *• re th# hi Int in irn r h * * reo * •All 1F > * 4 \1 r k re* ■ re• •re frer ii» tre t h a * -va U t i ? 1 >re# m j »: ret p * . 1 rere » h |* ftpnj#c" T h # B >4'1 re' P m : I : i.- t (o n utilities WILL care white g e w i n j T M llL 'll. R e p a i r ? ALL MAKES A MODELS RENTALS S3 WEEK 203 W. First St. 1 24 hr. ser.l 21. B ciuly S*Wm* .77. F u rniture • BIG VALUES • WUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMP! FA 2-3623 WILSON - MAIER Petmanent Wave, complete IT.30 New and Uted Furniture HAZEL TORTER BEAUTY SHOP WILL give a Sarah Coventry 31t E. First SI. FA 2 MW HOI W. 23th • Ph. FA 2-1321 Fashion Shuw. Beautiful jewelry for that Christmas list, phone ,1*. Article* For Salt FA 2 *698 or FA 2 M47. OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR BALI HEATING I Cent per lb H. B. POPE THE SANFORD HERALD Benny Salon » i S. Park - FA 2 1231 OFFICE Walker Building 204 W lit St FA 1M1I » t* Oik FA 1-TIN Dawn's 2fl. Flnwere • PlnnU • Shnihe This adv. good for 92.30 off en FACTORY TO YOU any regular price wave Even­ Petunias; Snaps; Calendula: Pan­ ALUMINUM sy*; Slocks: Verbena: Carna­ ing appointment*. Air rond. VENETIAN BLINDS tion*; Salvia; red and purple. Enclosed head Sag proof bottom Harriett s Reantr Nook, 103 So. GRAPEVILLE NURSERY rad with plastic endi Plattie Oak, TA 2 37*2. Grapeville Avr. near 2t)th St. or rayon tapes Cotton or nylon LAR-RE* BEAUTY SALON cords. Now Open 2840 HiBwgth* .10. P o u ltry . Pets • Slock Senknrik Gins* nnd Paint Co. <ir Cond - Air Cond. Dryer* 210 Magnolin Ph. FA 2-4*23 Open Evemngi he Appointment SMALL brown and white Shrilaml pony with bridle and saddle. UPRIGHT freeier 973; girls ikon DIAL f k I-19M FA 23MI. skate*, tiie *: *U in good condi­ 22. Build • Paint • Repair to-a*» tion. FA 21311. KITTENS FREE In good homes. PAINTING: Color* a specially. FA i 1*91 "W h at h It now ! REDWOOD FENCING Residential, commercial, Indus See Sample it , , , trial Licensed and. hooded. 31. Automobile* • Truck" GREGORY LUMBER CO. 1? Real Fetal* For Hale I 12. Real Ealale For Sale Work guaranteed Free •id5th A Maple FA 9*100 3 LOTS in rani*. Call FA 2 753.1. mates. Charlie Burris, FA 2 1371 ONE good used Jeep. FA 2 6603. FARMER’S AGENCY WalF ODHAM & Uk acre lot. h)2h. dry A shade Slenstrom Realtv trees On large lake. Over 300 feet frontage 93,Too with 31,000 111 N Park Ave. Phone FA 2 2420 down A $4o oo per mo. ----- Ta.~Tv-KTi."M!.r r ETv----- WANT ADS UIUNG FAST RESULTS for children IA F F -A -D A Y LAKEFRONT LOT 7. Husine'.n R"nlals | 27. Special Sort icon Wd. O ct. 26. 1% 0— Pngn 9 i 20. Babysit I *r* Rrealtor In tutor FIVE room house, furnished, at JUNIOR HIGH LOCATION 112 N. Park Woodruff Springs. FA 2 3.3*9, This 2 bedroom home ha* 4 lots FA 3*4991 on corner with 2 paved street* Airs. H. A. Taylor. Paola 26 citrus trees A II oak trees. FURNISHED HOME I BEDROOM house for r<-n> ph Kitchen equipped 5 deep freeae !7(«4 South Park. Immediate oc­ F.A 2 3190. Wall to wall rarpet in living cupancy. Total price 36,ion. One riftm Priced for Immediate TWO 2 bedroom houses, partly targe HR II a 1C. Ideal (or •ale 313.300. furnished, near Ravenna Park: young eouple. CB 933 and $53 per mo. FA 2 6007. —* I*jr.JUA i)cl. I*. !* 4 Nk , I. ;*«» O rralh 1932 PONTIAC 4 door sedan, fully ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby SONNY'S PAINTING 1.1. Mortgage l.oann Beds Par, Week, or Month— N. V. Farmer, Realtor equipped, gnod condition, 3330. Top Quality Work—Low Rite* FURNITURE CENTER 31*5 ft. Park Are. Ph. FA 2-5221 m o r t g a g e lo a n s Inquire 47 Volusia Dr., DvRarr. FA 2 2571 or *A 2-403J linn Frenrh Are. After hours FA 2-251* - FA 2-3012 FHA and Conventional Ph. FA 2 7933 PIATT’S CARPENTRY Services, M FORD * m Fk 21115 Cnmniereial A Residential THREE bedroom, tws bath home new work A repair. Specialise STENSTRO.M REALTY Baton* • Professional • Balanced in Sunland. 9493 down, pick up in Fla. room enclosure*. Ph. .12. A uto Repair Service 111 N. Park Phone FA 2 2120 Sheet Music — Instruction Rooks payment*. Call FA 2 1227. FA 2-7415. Magnus Organ* AUTO GLASS 1.1. Iluninetsn O pportunilien RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. CARPENTRY, painting, roofing ROSA L. PAYTON FOR LEASE . Servtr* Station. and rement work. FA I-4IM. l i t Magnolia INSTALLED Windshield Hnrk Glass And Associates Good, established location, in­ v "™ ! ! ! " '' rO ffsA L E : roriabiT”Remington Door Glass ventory take-over. THE PURE 23. Building Mntfrinln Registered Real F.stat* Broker \ o n t t.la ss Qulet-writer—A-l eond. Reawn.SKR\ 1CK Ph FA 3-1101 17 93 at Hiawatha OIL COMPANY. *04 W. Sixth LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT able. Call FA 35187. Senkarik Glass nml Paint Co. Street City ROOFING FHA Lean* STUMPER'S 4-BKDROOM ltd Magnolia Th. FA 2 1*22 READY MIXED CONCRETE B EDWARD5 RAVENNA PARK HOMES OF DISTINCTION Outdoor Table Top* k Seat! 16. Female Help Wanted BULDERS SUPPLIES Lakcfiont showplace *23 000 Beautiful 3 BR. 2 bath home on Lot Markers — Silli — Lintels .1.1. Iloatn & M otors We Give TV Stamps Like. Built-In kitchen, large WANTED: Csdored girl 21 years Most gracious in town $20,000 Step. — Patio Blocks — Sand FA2 759* utility room, many other fine nr older lo be buried in coffin 903 W. 3rd St. Room for a bulging family $17,000 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Gateway To The Waterway features, $1200 down payment. for one rnmplele performance Utmoat In Mayfair quality $33,000' lire Elm. Ave, Ph. FA 2-3T3t USED LUMBER. FA 12395. Your EV1NRUDF, Dealer 1103 per month, including taxes of "The House of I shirs” show­ Large home with a pool $20,730 Robson Sporting Goods and tniuranre. Hunting knives l.fk) up, shoes, ing at the Star Theater on I3lh. 24. Electrical S ervices Most spacious plus good 384 8-1 K. lit. Ph FA 13MI bool*. luggage. ARMY - NAVY Street starting Nnvember *4h. income $29,300 House Wiring — Electric Service CORRECT - CRAFT II ft. boat, 'SURPLUS, 310 Sanford Ave. Ksceplinnal. modern con Slenstrom Realty Sid Vihlen trailer anil 18 h. p. motor 9130 13 CU. FT. AVestinghouse refrU venlent I-M.SS0 Al»l) TO YOUR FAMILY RANQALL ELECTRIC CO. FA 27TI.V Call for an appointment lo see one 111 N Park Ava Phone F> 2 2120 geratnr, like new; Karlson efo INCOMK 112 Mainoha Ph. FA 2 0813 of these homes designed to suit hr aervrng an established 18’ GLASS A MAHOGANY ski or , closure with co-actual speaker] DUE TD BUSINESS TRANSFER •bf. -sat' -4'»tnmiisatin< tasie WON lerriliui. For personal FA 2-3400. pleasure Imal, .33 h. p. Johnum 25. Plumbing S ervlets we are forced lo take a trein interview in your home, wrile electric, completely equipped; rndous Inst in order lo sell PLACE your order nose for Mrs. Mr*. Jean MiUnictl, Flo* 215. also many extras. FA 2 5573. "WE TRADE'’ qulekly. For only 91,000 down Brown Miller's famous home­ tau-khari Branch, Orlando ■ __ ______ : i you can have a beautiful, spa made fruit rake. We ship any.15. .Motorcycles * Sonniers •D ill * S T E M P E R A g en cy rtoua home. Three bedrooms, 2 whrrr in the w o r l d . Ph. P lum bing A Heating baths built in appliances, Florida 19.31 HARLEY DAVIDSON with 17. Male Help AVanted FA 2‘364>l. AIR CONDITIONING room, lairge lree». well land Realtor—Inauror police molor $-300. It) Ford ’k CONTRACT ami REPMR WORK sesped h< Prestige neighbor WILL PAY top commission* to FA * 4991 l i t N. lark ton pickup vvith rate engine SUPERIOR pool table, regulation inoj Sanford Ave. FA 2 5352 hood. You must see it to *p salesman who can sell Carrier tile, good rnndilton, cost 9M «0 9I23. .II Olds engine SIP. Gar­ BY OWNER: New 2 bedroom CB. prccial* it, FA 2 7312. full line home air rnndiitnnin: PLUMBING new. sacrifice for 933 04). age al 9th A Sanford Ave. built in kitchen, carporte. tile oil healers, water fillers and Contrarting A Repairs FA 2-31*7. hath and Florida room. 97.930, OUT OF TOWN OWNER offer. 2. softner*. Give detail, on sale, Free E.tunale. .16. T ra ile rs - I ’u lian as 2 bedroom: earporie utility 9230 down. $63 per month. Ph. SEWING MACHINE; Singer M espenenre, age. pFione number, R. L. HARVEY home*; one In Dellary, 99.30n FA 2-1.183. round iHihhm, excellent enndtmodel ra r you drive, to; P. O. 204 S.inford \vr. Phone FA 11383 TRAILER for sale. FA 2 I2IS. one in Lake Mary, $5 9nu: I3fl«l dition: 8 payment* al 93.13 reIlog 1378. Sanford, Fla. or call TRAILER lor sale reasonahle, 5 ACRES. 3 room house, nn Orange down. 970 monthly; FA 2 7213 maining. Write Finance M gr, 26. Hnrlin A Television FA 2 5.YII * 30 9.30 a m screened in porch. S’ \ 10' toilet, Rlvd , Panla. Th. FA 2-35*9 Box 22, r n Sanford Herald. anml condition. Call F.A 2 0196 rv SERVICE CALL 32 0fPplUi MUST LEAVE Hat. October. 1 18. Help Wanted part*. Alt part, and labor posi­ To serve you is our pleasure. Bedroom. 1 bath home. F.vtra HUNTERS tively guaranteed 90 days. Sun .17. F u rn itu re To please is our aim. large living area. Estr* large DUE TO BUSINESS F.XPAN Guaranteed water proof leather SION. WE HAVE OPENINGS thine TV . F.A 2 9792. lot Cose to schools. ea*t access hoot*. IVEYS SHOE STORE. RF. UPHOLSTERING, work guar­ HELMLY REALTY IN THIS AREA FOR 2 ADD! to .hopping. Monthly payments anteed Free estimates rimn* ,305 W. Uth Street TIONAL MEN lOR WOMENl, 27. Special Scrvires KEN MORE Automatic Washer, less than I1W 119 E Coleman F.A 2-7818 or Ml 4 1771. FA 17*03, Evening* FA 1 2378 BETWEEN 40 AND 8,3, WHO good condition 325. FA 2 2929 FA 2 7869 ENVELOPES, Letterheads, stateARE INTERESTED IN EARN after l.io) p. m, 3 BEDROOM, 2 full bath, teparate FIVE ACHES. Frame hnu*e and men;-, invoice*, hand bills, and New A Used Firm lure A Appli­ ING 9100 on PER WEEK. OR ance* A Good Place To dining room: 2 yr. old CBS. prog ram*, a t e . Pi ngreasive I DINETTE SET. 1 bird ease and garage near Elder Springs B* MORE. MAVBE YOU CAN BUY. SELL nr TRADE $200 down, assume FHA mort­ Printing Co. Phone F.A 2-2931 — aland, easy chair, oil heater; owner. Phone NO 8-3I6.1 QUALIFY. WRITE WATKINS gage, halanrr $13,800, and move 30* West 13th SI. Jenkins Furniture bargain. F A 2 37*1. PRODUCTS. INC, 639 WEST right in. FA 2 79U9 or FA 2 5352 SACRIFICE, rrevlige EA 2-7430 PEACHTREE ST. \ . E AT ’IANO TUNING A REPAIRING 100 Sanford Ase COLIISPOT refrigerator 9.1V Ph. 3 Bedrooms. 2 hath*. FA 2 7081 LANT.A I. GA. (1). SOUTH SYLVAN Lake Shores. 33 L HARMON HEFINISIIEI) ANTIQUES and uld FA 2-H2II after !:00 p. m. Beautiful lakcfront home near Ph. FA 2 112.3 picture frames, Hevtoraimn a l!L S itu a tio n s W nnlert ing completion, for lomcone de speciality. Pick-up and delivery. GE REFRIGF.RATOR. excellent KL HAM H lT i) HOUSE CLEANING. Window* condition. FA 2 *3*5. siring the hest of everything. Oirertlv in the path of progress WllRK WANTED FA 2 401* Call 4281, Geneva. Fla floors, wills. Phone f A 2T2I2. Call FA 2-7198. is this neat little piece of pro STEINWAY studio upright piano, Bookkeeper, CHAIR SEATS re caned lescepl Used furniture, apptianrr*. tools, perty, vriih 4 acres of fenced STENOGRAPHER beaunful mahogany, like neve 4 RR HOUSE, by owner F.A 2 3372 etc. Bought Sold Larry’* Mart mature and used to responsib­ tiled, Improved pasture and a Rush). J J. Alarms, 240 E condition, $39.3. Guaranteed. Ph. 213 Sanford Ave Ph. FA 2 4132. ility wants temporary or part very nice home. Il has .'8o ft Renting Way, Winter Park, r.A J 1971. MAYFAIR SECTION tunc general office work, Ph. valuable highway frontage, and Sell Us Your Furniture Quick Corner lot with separate 2 car PUMPS — SPRINKLERS FA 2 3402. is only $ minutes from "the Service With Die Cash SUPER garage. 2 bedrooms, large Eli. Ml types and sues installed clock’’ in Sanford. If you would I.AWN WORK. FA 2 18548 TR room, separate dining room, l)o Ii Yourself ' enjoy living where you can completely furnished m modern WE REPAIR AND SERVICE. make s good living oft your, WORK WANTED. FA~2-IOI6. Inrniturp including a deep S T I N E own land and be m ure in the freere Drape* also inrludrd r \ 2-3368 Machinery and Supply t>». knowledge that your property DAYS WORK. ■ g B —— j . 1 . ...s a s $14,500, terms are available. 20) 3V. 2nd St. Ph. F A 2 6132 is so located that it will eon '.’B. H ahy sitlers tlnually become more valuable, NKARKK TO JOR call us for appointment Price BABYSITTING day. night or 3 bedroom. 2 bath home sin large week. EliraU'lh Colley, 24')i S2U.800. N EW HOME lakcfiont lot, kilrhen equipped.. Stevens Avr Ph. FA 2 0341. In Casselberry, lad has 23 oaks "3VE TRADE” WILL care for rhiltlren in my A 8 Pmes for shade. Ideal for liomr vsiiitc mother works, day. family working m Orlando week or hour. Ph. FA 2 4071. Price $15.3(8). Terms if desired ••Bill” S T E M P liR Agency OFFH F. RENTALS tompleiely air conditioned Rosa L Pay ton. Registered Real Estate frer !$u*> I'-tLiniv Klrert'tre. rreB'oket M 2 1301 REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN •aria* tire* rl»nt tre r*j*et ir. y Anr!' #F *H| H; ii !t ; 1 rer 4 -■1rifs*r- Ei)K RENT: 9 rooms, appro* J. \\\ HALL #• . l a S'* h i d Realtor 2000 *q. ft. floor apace at 113 I* * ii i i p * par - re |re* fi ?• **re i l j n i t f t | u *«#<|U*re (, tre 2A44 rrantn Ave Sn. Palmetto Ave '* block t • • rej»• ii treg nfre'li a! threat tre # Phona F.A 2 3541 from To*:. Office. .Contact Mri. "Call Rail" #: ref r * * .io n s i_ B P .ru i.r.r M. L. AatR.ro at Downtown _ r t k * | f Wire n Mo* - A * v ik ||f » all . . I * r * " ' -• " r "-' f t M l h f j , 9*lar 1* T U 1!. . . n. r n u n l r S ip * " ' i n n s * t*.,6 1 i.- J n t t r u tan an 4 r- s - < jf flr l* a .r r a s a r y t# t a * t o f P u iiH r t -I" rInn •a n fe rt UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom hou*e UI« Orange Avo. MO per month 12. Ural K.ntalr For Sale Phone FA 2-2123. SAVE Sl.ooo. Will saerifico 92.000 equity in tparioui 3 bedroom, UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house; 2 bath home for only St.ooo. Ph. stove- refrigerator; screened FA 2 3*72. in carport*; Sunland. FA 2 *097. c l a s s if ie d d is p l a y : Phone FA 2-2611 J lir FLORIST FA 2-1*31 < elery A rt I Airnvher F. T. D.3 Hrautifol liniuirlrd 4 ulnrful Fluwrr* t Itlimnviiia Plants L O N G DALE"! :t I! -(Irmini . | ’ • It'll It m HOMES 58250 ! DOWN PAYMENT SORI) NO CLOSING COST | «V* M t ’.i1 . Ihinif T h i . i i -iiry .......... M H .- 1 DIRECTIONS) * Mi. Sn Sanford, H ot. 17-92. Turn H Right I Afi. Past Oynatrnnir*. Follow Rians. ^ LOCATED SOUTH UINKI KKST A SUNLAND ESTAT ES WII ERF. . . . . WHERE . . . . WHKKK. 4. can m il (iET VA ami FHA FINANCING A \ —NO DOWN P A> MEN I ( i.O S IM i COSTS LOW AS l |g Q ) 0 MORE HOME ^ DOLLAR VALUE f ------------ ALSO ------------- • UMtH IA \ 1 L. j Jn ns .L1 t. A\U v AILAllLE lRFSALF 2 • 3 • I B e d ro o m * • I’laiinrit I ake Front t n m m o n it y • 3 Furnislird Model* for your inspection .Mi?3lm"»n $3*50 Dn. p AARK RK H IDGE r vhT~vTurv ~rn . \*i r Just Wr*4 of I7-12 FA 2-81211; FA 2-8570 ALREADY F IN A N C E II m iLT-IN DREAM KITCHENS WITH APPLIANCES HY • EHIMAL REFRIGERATOR OVEN-RANGE w ITER HEATER DESIGNED FOR YOUR BETTER LIVING ELECTRICALLY R tl or U R IlilN A L P I R C II.A S E K ELECTRIC L NO (| I ALIFYI vG — OTHER THAN GOOD CIIEUI I.ow INTEREST RATES DOWN PAYMENTS I.OW AS 1258 1 BEDROOMS ----------- 1 * 2 BATHS RENTALS HO M ES AVAILABLE ODHAM HW T. 17-9* R AN'FOHD J. RRAILBY * TUDOR 170. ST. PH. FA I-1S0I ODHAM. PRES. �m a DeGaulle Forces Win Atom Dispute f A R 1 1 (UPI) - Pr««ld«nt Charles de Giultc'i regime • u tb t r t d a eeniure motion tn the national assembly Tueeday and voa reluctant approval la build •a Independent ITenth nuclear atrlklaf for go, PATH BLACKHAWK Smoked Dainties « 69< Tba oppoaitiaa, pntcoting tho aMvt would weakrs rraace’a tiaa la Ma North Atlantic Alltel, ■uatarcd 207 vote* on lha ten. ure motion agalnat Pramter Mlchaal Dobra's government. II was tho graatast ahow of parliamentary boatilily la Dehrs — and Iheraforo la Do Gaulle — atnee tha GaoRlst Fifth lUpwbtte waa installed two and a half years ago. But It M TO votes short of tho majority needed oust the government. Failure of Bm ronaure motion aaeant automatic approval of the atomic fores plan. There was strong speculation that If tha vote had been ow the military plan Mrctf Pe P s s 9 t w .td h*v* iwm MEfCHANTS (MIEN STAMPS wmt Tout auscHMi or oct. I FREE GIFTS MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS WI?M VM« OF in i / « o f • « • mjiTOaei _ PIZZA SA U C E THi G9UPDWfarttefl o c*o aca m __ MAXWELL HOUSE U i**Q _ B L U E R IB B O N H E A V Y 50 U mfM thi munr itas* of POilHO CAM Food Fair Coffee TMif COUPON tiwru—l co rn WITH ttoo oaota §fiTo«R aa 1**10 __ coot a __ « SAVE AT THIS LOW. LOW PRICE! BLUE RIBBON WITH TM* PtfNBHaei mw SNOWDRIFT 3 SHORTENING LIM IT a l* p>a 3 a k e r 'i F iq B a r i on FMIl OCTtl • i * _ co o t BONELESS WITH $500 fOOD OPDEP. BLUE RIBBON TOP QUALITY G O LD M EDAL (PLAIN OR SELF RISING) FLOUR MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS -itw ***c PiXCHiii nr ohv c LB BAG ■v rat* D4NHHwiatmc rn'*t COFFEE CAKE LIMIT CHUCK CUBES eiiu eia aa. »t*o mm CO OK m rnrnm 25 Prlcen Good Throug h S a l. Oct. Sfllh. MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS ohk nulls* fMP * t i * f *4#f o r * waa • ( ? ! ? c a a c n * * t u v a e FROSTING MIX LADY FAIR COLDEN DELICIOU5 ft* Pumpkin Pie s 39' LADY FAIR HOLIDAY 2 69 Fruit Cake ROLLS f HI * C S .JP O H i i e t l i i o e t n a i u an. i* * o .v cooc a 114 r ---- — m rj 25 LIBBY'S LUSCIOUS HALVES OP. SLICES NEEDS CAKE MIXES f u t i ca jw tJH i t u i e t i n c T o a n to- (**o codt • 00 4 Corned Beef Hash l5cL„0Z 3 »oa $1.00 SPICED PEACHES £ } 4 'oi $1.00 MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS uuira* f u r p u *cha«i FRUIT CO CK TA IL $ 4 n»$1.00 TOMATO JU IC E 4 'o«$1.00 nr IJ’-3 I* r.3 eU**ri"t Good Luck Oleo “ “ fn f iflu rS H l a a t a i i 6CT0M*im t*#n CODS • EACH LUSCIOUS FANCY FROZEN CREEN STAMr5 W »Ga SAVE FROM OUR COM PUTE SELECTION OF HALLOWEEN TRICK OR TREAT CANDIISl when you do. . . visit FAMILY! II you need PEACHES 4 • JVi CANS fwrarr 25 BANQUET FROZEN • CHICKEN •TU R KEY • BEEF TIME! 1 w it h t h i *u *c« 4 *« r n r ONI H*r| i t f t v CMUCXr* PKG CUP CAKES 4 Mix 'am or Match 'am Sale Idtldd MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS FI® 1 PKG H arvest o f VALUES LADY FAIR ICED (SPECIAL FOR HALLOWE'EN! BRAUNSWEIGER tH lt RQMPON t • * ‘* ' * l l T c e d ar> »**• C3QC % PINEAPPLE JU IC E 4 'o«$1.00 VIENNA SAUSAGE *N 5 'o«$1.00 CREAMED CORN *“ a 6 'o«$1.00 CUT BEETS 8 'o'Sl.OO STRAINED B A B Y F O O D 4 4 OZ |AR 4 PRO DUCE D E L IC A T E S S E N UP TO $600 U.J. #1 FANCY OSCAR A'AVER CROWN B R A U N SW EIGER ii iasm ii PABAAIV 0 4 AY SA U SA G E M OLL MOT a n m il o s ;- 3 9 c etav P R A N K S 1 roo DAIRY MAY*AM CREAM CHEESE vkmum SEA FOOD DEPT is 10c hum cur SNAPPER FILLETS fc y u ir CHEDDAR CHEESE Sanford, Florida RLUF RIBBON TOP OUAUTY | h i * cmu*Qaa R < * i* ra ORANGE CHOCOLATE •4 Sanford 12S South Park Arsam Rhone: FAirfu 2 W12 I BLUE RIBBON TOP QUALITY CAN SANDWCH HOT DOC 1100 non 1IOO 24 00 3200 BONELESS 'HANTS GREEN STAMPS LADY FAIR SLICED 112000 1*100 220 00 112.00 41200 S92 00 * M ATU RE MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS o* roue choici CAP! CANAVERAL (UP!) — An Air Forre Titan intercon­ tinental ballistic mlwlle hurled a dummy warhead 0,100 mile* over the Atlantic Monday in It* lnngeit ■ureeuful teat flight to date. The mlMitr took »hnut 30 min­ ute* to fly to a target In lha South Atlantic off the weit coast of Africa. It* rang* wa* ju*t 200 mite* short of the dUtanee that war-ready model* will be able to travel with nuclear warhead* . The shot marked lha lltth suem m In 2S flight teita of tha hullat-ahaped, 08-lnot tall miaalle ainr* the teat program began hare leaa than two yearn ago. Ther* ilao have been three p artia l" aurreifet ami four fail­ ure*, In ona reaped, R wa* on a of * • moat dramatic rocket teat* her* In many month*. Aa the miiiil* rota through Ih* thin high atmosphere at a speed of ■tveral thousand mile* per hni/r, It* aihauat touched off a brilliant diaplay of high altitude gaa diaplay* teen aa far north a* Vir­ ginia. The shot ia ex parted tn lead t« the flrit teat of * Titan from an underground “alio" launcher at Vandenberir Ain Forre Rate, Calif., probably early in Novem­ ber. In that te*t (he •rocket will he r*i**d by an elevator media nlam to ground level for firing. coot a WESTERN COFFEE Titan Warhead In Record Flight 2* UMWIf raivt.it Legs and Breasta aa m e COOI s Lb. The bitter debate proceeding tho vote reflected deep-mated resent­ ment to Do Gaulle’s penchant h r a strongman rale. phone: FAirfa 2-4612 * before noon to arrange for money the same day! PICNICS FRYER Udrew M ER CH A N TS (ire^n ST A M P S LYKES Grade **A” Fresh Quarters MAVTAM H |IH CAUCHT MCDtUVt COTT A fig CUFFSE___ • - S H J.1JMLK_____ IRISH 25 : POTATOES FANCY RED APPLES 4 uw 39c JUICY FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT 4 25« JSSTJMPOOTFJLENfiUSHiJK«HE^^59^ r t �The Herald Delivers Mere Than 10,000 Copies Today! g>attforb ijm t lii VOL. 53 State To Probe Road Projects WEATHER: Cloudy with chanc# of *cgtt*r#d ahowtrt through Friday. High today, 15-M. Low tonight. 55-70. SANFORD. FLORIDA United Praia Leased Wirt Established 1903 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27. I960 Congolese UAINF.SVILLK (UPII — Th# Slats Road Department will begin a check of M highways and bridges built by Cone Brother* Construction Co. with • probe af si* inlerstale projects, most of ihriu between Tampi and Lake­ land. The department derided to check lha Cone projects following the firing of nln* department Restrain Soldiers i* ^ LEOPOLDVILLE (U P I)-O m golcM troop* pulled out of volt of their position! in the city and engineer* who admitted they received anonymous rash paymenu regularly in ths mail. Cone is accused of sending (hem the money. The W job*, worth tn aggregate of II* J million, have been built by the Tampa firm since ISM. Th* department will check lha roads lo make sure they meat proper standards. returned to barrack* on the out- skirt* today under Col. .loaeph Mobutu‘a prom lie to the Catted Nations. The UN command has reported to Secretary-General Peg HemmarakjoM that there appeared to ha a concerted effort by Belfian# retain power iff the Congo, au­ thoritative touresa aald. Soma of Mobutu'a troopl re­ mained a t strategic points. They included a cordon of soldiers ring­ ing ousted Premier Patrice Lum­ umba’s residence. Th* United Na­ tions did not object to th* guard. Troop* who had bten roaming th# city searching for arms al­ legedly hidden by Lumumba's sup­ p o rte r s vanished, and others pufl™d out of police stations they had been occupying since last Satur­ day. Mobutu, who rejected charges h's men had committed tbs rapes ai.J killings of the past weekend, agreed to withdraw his tiwps W> their barrack* on the outskirts of the city at the United Nation's rt ^ In return, h« wai given control *r*ver the city armory which is wall equipped. Though the Congolese ainty already was .reported to have sufficient arms and ammuni­ tion, th# UN command was confi­ dent it eould handle the troops in the event of a fight. liuod aouices said Belgians hats relumed in increasing numIwr* to political and administra­ t i v e poats ami UN technicians ar* ®heing pushed into lower opera­ tional levels, * * West Warns Reds On Berlin Airlines LONDON (UPl I — Britain, ft Franca and th# United States publuhed idcnticsl notes todsy warn­ ing tiia Soviet Union that any re itrictiooi on ths sir corridors inlo Berlin would create "a dangerous situation." The notes, delivered lo Moscow Wednesday, were released by th# Foreign Oflic* her*. They said th# West would not accept Moscow's argument that the Soviet serlor V of Berlin it part of East Ger many. The notes said the Soviet gov­ ernment would be held "fully responsible" for snv consequences of inierferenrr with the sir' tor rtdors. "It is clear,' they and. "from the allied control council decision that th* three power* have the right to u«e the corridors without 4 restriction." The Western powers denied that they na<t caused sny tension in Berlin. This *>» in answer to Soviet allegations that the power* had supportrd and encouraged the "revanchist ' arlivitiea *( West Germany to Berlin. Cleanup Of Donna • Debris Nears End Final Word and several warehouse facilities until jicrmiitient quiirIera are con-I rue ted on the Uirciishind site. When the rircus begins ita next tour, its billings will read 'Cristiani Bros. Circus, Circuslnnd, S. nfnru. Florida." t Herald rhoto) HANl'uiwJ tA iiM h itS M A im c/l’ him hml a variety of nroduct*. but Ibcxe elephants of the Cristiani Bros. Ciicu* which arrived Wednesday are something brand new to the market. The circus units have begun arriving to set up winter ipiarter* here and will use the market Presidential Politics ★ ★ ★ WASHINGTON (I'P It — The Unites! Siutrix would fight if Kidil Castro tried" lev «ei?e America's huge GmutUniim.i navnl base in Cuba, a high administration official him reaffirmed. The administration bcliavea Cuban Premier Cant.ro ha« no intention of trying to cancel the treaty- allowing th» United Stales to use the base, lent American inter­ vention topple his regime, the official said. The administration repeatedly ha* said it will not give up the $70 million Caribbean oot[M>st since Castro firs: threatened to renounce the 19011 treaty whirh gives the United States control over Guantanamo. ★ ★ ★ News Briefs Baby Contest To Raise Retarded Child Funds Drop Color Ban ST- LOUIS. Mil. a 'P I » — Six owners of prominent St. t.oui* rnfeterin* agrerd Wednesday ti> A “Baby of the Year" conteat, •ten# Negrot-t. Many downtown sponsored by I'.ela Xi Chopin of NEW TORN (UPl 1—Sen, John which hs* not endorsed a Demo- ' purpose plan, including a sum- .St. I.ntii* trslmiranl* have been lirla Sigma I’M, will be held dur­ ing the weeks of Nov. I to Nov. r . Kennedy reached fur the gar- cratic presidential candidate m e t mil conference nest year, lo prod anting- Negroes for some time. it aupported franklin D Root*- the Russians into a nuclear test 21. mant workers' vote today with ’ban agreement. veil for rt-electiun in 19M. Flunks Test Lullies must be under tme yeai the charge that Vice President Kennedy scored Nixon's conTlie Republican presidential VANDKNIIKIU; AML Calif. uf age and sponsored by any civic Richard M. Nixon and Ihe C,OP tcnllon that effectively meeting candidate, obviously in close con­ (ITT) A new- salrllil# lor u<e in i luh or iirganitallitn in the county. claim America "can't afford pros­ all the needs the Democrats sultation with the While House a iky spy intelligence ayaletn U) perity" whereas he sml the would meet would taka higher and the Atomic Energy Commis­ prevent meak attack by missiles Democratic party feel "we can't taxes or inflation sion, offered his new test ban flunked ita first flight tevt—end­ afford another recession." , . I think we can meet these proposals as lie wound up twu ing up at the buttum of the I’aThe Democratic presidential n w d l„ K, nnwJy ljUJ. • *nd intensive dsys on the slump in cillc Instead of in oiblt aiound nominee returned to New York , #eonom, * dynamical Ohio and headed into Michigan t h e e ,i l I I I . A "lop echelon" agent for Mie for another intensive day of t a g ^ ^ t » , ru„ our |uvernmcnl , 0 where the Republicans are atriv* , , Slate Road Depaituieat ia aaa of P, i a n w *!! ,T“ cfc h‘! “ W* «Md#Mllv that we can vccure iog tat win » electoral vote*. ^ (_ l l f l l 'i tlO H B e n e f i t the targela for inxekUgitioM by »v-nr#.o#** fr I likely »IV Without „ W f iiighat a legislative committee, Ms* LOR ANTILLES (L'PIl—Kslh The vice president added drain*' him Idt r n * W *ttt#'# big b h J tAU1 w lnfUlilln chairman. Sew. to Ins text bir proposal*, normal lyn William*, a film beauty uf the rm nm lttre't of i t electoral vote*. "In short, the event lal <l|i ly an exceedingly grave iiihject silent screen who died a month SertU Kelly, said today. Kennedy arrived ai I 1 (3rFmr her between the me Republican from Itginiit where he said Nixon I parly and in randldate and the for Injection in a political cant ago at the age of 72. left an expa gn. by announcing in Toledo. Ml# <>f 3285.000 the bulk of it t« it ignoring evidence lh.it this Democratic parly and it* cMBtll t oMo Wedneaday night vheritable institutions, her will country U "slipping into it* third date boiti down lo iht»: We both , , ilrsrloseil sshrn R was film! for recession in lix years" and nul agree that Ihi. la the richest 1 rh* ,0 piohate Wednmlay. paying atlrnlion |o live problem* country on e a r th .but they .ay a-v-nw M * expert, may have of the next gcrvrrslion The sen­ we can't afford proaperily for all ' ' l 0,1 V 1" * * n" Can Do Better Job ator got a rousing reception in the people and I ..v we can't < •xpM.ion * • • d a y s ago. DKS MOINES, Iowa (Ul’l t — the auto capital. .fiord another recession " “ w',in * lhcy Mnn0‘ ^ ' rUJ’e,' 10 Former M*rxlial PI1»n Admlni«Kennedy al»o renewed hu de­ WASHINGTON tUITi — Two Vice presidrnt Nixon chugged lialor Pout tj, Huffman said Wed mand that Nixon get the ad along the whistle stop (rail in out adequate inspection. iivwjipitpri* irpnrlfd loday that a I. If elected, he will ask I’resi nteday more U, It. foreign aid government mirvty showed publie minixiratiun lo make public the .Michigan today with a mullifund* should he channeled through dent Kitenhowrr to rush his run •ecrel U. S. Information Ajency opinion of lire United States aa a mng mate, H«nry Cabot Lodge, lire United Nations hern use the world power dac'mtd in Britain report laid lo show that Ameri­ UN tan do a belter job since to Geneva th« day after flection can prestige abroad la at a new and Fiance after the Msy summit with imlructioni to get some sort other countries “aL# (nil up Mime low—a condition which Nixon ha* collapse. money." of (eat ban agreement out of the denied. Nixon contends it lx at an The dlipatihc. wei# published As u fitting climuA fur Russians by next Feb. I or the all-lime high. in the New York Tunes and Wash­ Navy Day tini.iv. numbers A id III l ’ k h I B a r k e r s l cited States will return# under Tod*), he tiireuuird speeches ington Pnat and Tintr* Herald of the Sanford Naval Air HAN FRANCISCO | Ill'll — ground le iti "necessary to a<l and appearances before the In amid angry llemorialir criticism fiaffic Judge Albert A. Axelltal Station will be honored at var.ee our peaceful technology." Urnsttunal Ladies Garment Work the Chum lit r uf Commerce 1. if losdge and a Soviet nrg suggested Wrdnr*day the city re­ of Ihe White House for infusing to ers Union, the Amalgamated dinner ut 7 p. m. today, minor are able lo hring an duce tow-avvay charge* for illeg­ make public a sc ret U. }4. Infor­ Clothing Workers, a Liberal par City and county official.* agreement “ in sight" before Felt. ally parked cars, declaring the mation Agrmy pull repotted to t> rally ami at a Brooklyn motor cade and evening speech in will pay tribute to Navy I, Nixon then would he willing In present >M> 25 fee was '‘outrage­ Indirate I,'. X prestige *hrn*d has mrn who wink hand-in- meet with Soviet Premier Nikita ous." He said he has been helping dropped (Jueens The Times and the l'o-t said a The Kennedy camp wax wear­ hand with official* on civic S. Kuril she hey and British Prime illegal parker* nut try dismissing USI \ study piepatvd ia June ing a special glow by reason of projects, lha latest being Minuter Harold Marmillon "to thu t-S fine* against them. found *n overwhelming majority helping in the massive make the final agreement at the the endorsement given the aena Halts Shipments of th«>e questioned in Britain and tor today by the New York Time), j Hurricane Ibirina clean-up. i summit." FORT OF SPAIN, frinidad Fiante (ell Russia wet snesil tif 1 1 'I'll—The Kliell and les ■CO nil the United State, in space proI'liupauie* have suspended oil Kir s. The Time* .aid the aludy shipmeute floor liete to the lh>- also showed a majority felt the tulnkati Republic. They loot the Soviet Union was the worIll's s- lion after Yeneuciett trade tin •llungr.t nullin') puwe iiorjsta warned Venexuela wunlit ship no mole crude oil brie if the lloniinii-Hii sale* continued. Kennedy Cites Recession. . . Nixon Plugs Atom Ban Bulletin Papers Report Poll Has U. S. Second Navy Rain, Floods Rout Times Buck Kennedy 3 00fl l nTexn< NEW Y ultk | ITT i Ih- N r. J , vA j V i n I e X Q S City work crest Ihi* week will wrap up a mi it'** *7,VW clean­ up campaign as the latt rentnaatj of Hurricane Donna will b# swept off the itreeU. City \|sna|ier W. K. hmnelet repor.ej that the <ampaijn, which itarted aevrn week* ago, will b# completed Friday. Ck Aa of this morning more than * I.40Q tons of debris were picked up with J! mm working full tim# in th# operatio# and nine city truck* used York limes today endorsed Sen, John E. Kv-iinedv foe president. The Time*, whirh suppoi ted 1’iesideiit Eisenhower in Ih.YJ noil I'.i'i'i, veiii In *n editorial in to­ day s edition the two rhief leason* a selected Kennedy vine *‘n mat­ ter uf foreign policy" mid “the pie-eot |>nlitirgl sitoiilinii here al home " Navy To Join In United Fund Oviedo Postpones T ric k Or Treat’ Oviedo’s annual THek #r Treat . night, originally »<heduled for U»w night, hat been postponed until Raiurday, « arlton Henley, echoof principal annourwed. Rewisiant* of the #«* wi»k *• attend Fh7 Chamber oTTWWRWWT meeting at which A. S. (Syd) Hee1°># Jr., eongre**man, will apeak. THIS EV ID EN CE of tha a pci uathing winter nmasrn wan snapped Wednes­ day when B. H. William*, local innuranet salesman, -called a Herald photographer to ruport a migratory flock of bird#, estimated to number more (find r>oi.\ In the urea ni , .nfi .Jr. mV.r'.^Trril.ic-v ilu. The bi.iCwiiTVTTT apparently hate d.-cided to make Sanford a atop on their winter tour. By Untied Tress International Southcentral Texas brared to d.iy for a predicted three day* of generally heavy iaio that threat ened to bring more swirling flood waters to the ares. Floods ii.ivc slrcads driven more than 3.WS) irom their homes m Rio Gramla Illy and Kenedy, >■>,ultras: of San Xnlonio. Damage at Kenedy, a town of \.Mi. was estimated at g.YJO.OCO, and »t least two deaths were blamed on the floods City To Guard Against Vandals Hie Navy (inlay agreed to join forces with Sanford Civil Organ City Manager W. E. Knowles Datum* to make a concerted e( said today that the city will take fart lo raise fundi for the United extra precaution to guard city properly this Halloween. Fund Drive. Tit* City will maintain craws NAS CuiinminiDr Capt. Robert - a ■ )■-,.»)— liu-— J.'ibti- I l U f i r - ____ personnel will canvas men at the park and other city area* guard against vandalism. 1has* to aid ths drive. to Winner* will Le chosen by penity tut* "ill, cUnialrieia lu be plac­ ed In Yawell'e, Cowan's and Ronmillal and Anderson'i. These con­ tainers will he rotated each week. Proceeds from the project will Ire turned over to the Seminole County Association for Itrlanled Children. I’ritta are to Ire a IJ.'i Savings llond amt a loving cup fiorn W rit's Jewelry Co, Otgairiiatiuri* planning to spoil ear ■ content luthy are Pilot Club, Disabled American Velerana, Bin inesa and Profesiiunal Worneii'l Club, Civitana, YAH-7 Offlrora \Ylve«. tVnman’a I'luh, llntary, VAH U Officers Wives, VAH-J Offirers Wives. \ \ H- H llfticers Wives anri the Ranford-Beminole Jayrees. Other groups interested in siMinioring an entry may call FA M HO, FA 1-IHXrt or FA Citief Highway Engineer AI Church said th# check will be ih# most exlrnsiv# testing progrsn* •vet undertaken by • road depart­ ment. Five separate agencies wRI take p a r t Church took Issue with ■ Mat#meat by Cone attorney Rex Farrior of Tamp# that cash paymenta auch aa thoao made to th# fired engineer# were ruatomary ia th# trade. He aaid at l#aat M aantraetan had assured him that tiiia sees nnl true. Most of the fired engineers ssid rash, whUky, ha,in. and other gift* normally came to them o# Christmas gifla from contractors. They were always accompanied by aigned cards, however, they said. Tbe road department prcvioualy had no prohibition againat this type of giftTaking, but laid down a rule againat accepting any fu­ ture gifts froiq contractors fol­ lowing revelation ot the current cases. At Bradenton, Ihe Legislative Roads Committee opened a twoday public hearing today Into alleged Irregularities in M anure County road building. The hearing involve! one trans­ action in which the atate paid 141.000 for 31 acres of right of wsy last year, just lix years sfter it hsd Itccn appraised at *3 ,300. li alio involve* a second trans­ action in which the state took ■ right of rnlry instead of buying right of way in South Anna Maria Island. In all, 13 witness#* have been subpoenaed, but several other person* are expected tn give voluntary teillmuny. The public lira ring is one in a series tiring condutTed over th # ' stale by the corn mil tee beaded b f Sen. Scott Killy of Lakeland, Ceremony Friday To Start New Job Office Building Mitt'). There will b« a groundbreaking ceremony Friday for a new build­ ing at Second St. and French Ave. which will bouse enlarged facilities ot the Flarida State Em­ ployment Service. Ground will b* broken at I.M a. m , with represantativex of the employment service, rity and Til# professions! registered of- county officials taking part. The fh e mti sea of Hanford met Wed- modern design structure will h* .-rrsiiay tn d ru m s th* organisation built hy A. K. Shoemaker Jr., of a I'rofessinnal Nurses (Tub of John Fit/patrkk and Boh Crum.Seminole County, try. It will be leased lo th* stat* rui|HM« of the club will be to on a live-)ear leave. siimulale interest In joining w ilh! Hie employment service will rli'trirt eight of llrlsndo ami in use (hr entire building, with an the future of an American Nurse* anticipated increase in ataff and As.n, District for th* county. servire* available to the public. All professional nurses, active Dan Halm, manager of the local ami inactive, irgislrred in ' the employment office, expccta to stale and living in Seminole, or have icvcral vertices to offer in those inlereslrd in stale liceiKUlt. the new location, including iob Ul|[tl| to attend the first meet testing and oiher* not in the pre­ lug of the group to he held Nov. 7 sent program. at drip W. Mill Ml. "The good iob that Mr. Hahn Anyone Wishing further infor* and his italf have done here has in., (inn nray contact Mrs. I'at .Mc­ resulted in the stale muting the Coy at l)r. E. L. I indsey'* office nfiire to larger quarter* aod we nr Nils* Mildred Turner nl the of. feel that this 1* a boost for San­ fives isf Dr. Charles L. I'ark Jr. ford," ITumley said today. Nurses Group To Organize Health Director Outlines New Center's Program ('.unity Keullh Director D r,. the health center italf, discutaihf Clyde Brothers told members of [ briefly lire vast immunisation prothe Uoff## Club Unlay that thrigrrmr, various clinics ami work on n#w hraith center lank* a* one of j vontiolllng communicable d t i ­ the “finest arid most beautiful" til raves. the state. j He also stressed the important Brothers, who also jtltrnvliii#d part eilurutmn play* In a better pait edumtum plays tn member* of his staff to the Cof­ health program for the commun­ fee Clubber* at their regular ity. monthly meeting, threw a bouquet “ Me are on* of th* few bustof roxt* to tbe County Comm is- riev.c* that would bo glad lo go I sion for miking th* health center out of business, but for this we | possible. need your help," he said. Brother* also spoke of the jsdt I “Thank* to th# progressive men on tbe commission w« have on* of dona hy th# two sanitarian* M the finest buildings in th# state protecting the publie against and with our present budget we health haiardi. will do everything possible to He said that th* sanitarian* «v-1 f - i - . v 1 . . .. • .... . rii'.f jjfoi.aH jrum t .if t h ii biitkl ter supply ares* la make RemDig." he said. I Rrothei* outlined the duties O ftinnl* a “safe pisr# tn live In. We Salute The V^avy And All Its People Today On Navy Day J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 26, 1960; <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/45638812765955e26a46352033934cb0.pdf 31f6a1e9f05a8dfe51d4168ca90cd892 PDF Text Text V *f 10—Hon. O e t U, 1M0 Brookshire H onored Operators t i furniture slor** her* hare formed the Sanford furniture Dealers Association. The gttntp issued a statement sayings "the sole purpose of this asooelation is to unitedly explore any end all suggestion* at regular monthly meetings as to how San­ ford furniture dealer* eon better senre the people of Sanford end surrounding oreae.’ ' The statement also said that the members unanimously agreed to urge, through the Chamber of Commerce that all merchants keep stores open one night a week, pre­ ferably Friday, la order to give husbands and wlvee aa opportu­ nity to shop together. They sag. geited that closing a t noon on Wednesday would give store em­ ployee the same amount of time off. They pointed out that other Central Florida communities stay open one night a week. “Other suggestions to be of bet­ te r service will be discussed at fu­ ture meetings and it is hoped that the Sanford Furniture Dealers As­ sociation will become a stimulat­ ing factor la the husineaa life of Sanford," the statement said. Chester Muse, of Mather of Sanford, was elected president of the group, Robert Carnla of San­ ford Furniture Co., vice president Jame* i Brook shire, Sanford, « M among the names on the Dean's and public speaker; B. R. Carroll, er. of Echols Bedding Co.; H. H. of Carmll's furniture, secretary- irler. Furniture Center; A. I.. List of the Georgia In itltu te of treasurer, and C. Wilson, record­ Vilson. Wilson-Maler Furniture Technology in Atlanta for the summer quarter of 1M0. ing secretary. Co., Muse. Carnie and Chrroll. Meeting to form the organisa­ tion were L. A. Berry of Berry's Warehouse Furniture; I- F. Garn­ J Job O ffice To Aid TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — An employment office to find jobs for Cuban refugees will be opened In Miami “ In a few days,'* Gov. LeRoy Collin*,tsld Thursday. Collins said Spanish-speaking employes will staff the office and It will be financed by fudsril funds. The Registration Books of tht City of Buford, Florida, art opto at Iho City Hall, commencing Monday, September 19. 1960, for the purpose of registering for the Municipal General Election io be held on November i960, and will remain open ap te and including Friday, October 26, 1960. H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Registration Officer PLUS MERCHAjMfS GREEN STAMPS NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS ot the Starlight Pnxnenadars are, from left, Harry MeQuattars, vlea president; Ed Drebert, board member; Libby Redman, secretary; Ed Redman, treasurer and Harold Jenkins, president. Another board member, John Coppen, was not present when the picture was made. The group Is planning a subscription dance Nov. 12 at the Civic Center. Caller will be Let Gother from California. All square dancers are Invited. (Herald Photo) WHCHANT5 °*K N STAMPS y°u# r u to u * v Southside Shuddering; ' *> <* **©*« rooo otoii STORE R O U U l ^ f e Ms*. Tuts, Wed. • : » TeT:M Then. rrt. I:U Te l:H 8ATURBAY— 8:30 to 7:00 QUANTITY (Baddy) lew le end ex-prexy Don Belts, for doing el! in thslr pow«r to assure full time powsr a t tho Hallowe’sn Carnival coma Oct. 31. If, howavar, some gremlin* do get la the fuse box It will not be becauae thisa two snterprising fathers have not tried. Headman Buddy extend* a eardial invitation to atl i nook i, ghoele, goblin*, spouklet*, witch**, ctewne end what have yon to bo a t Soutbaide the day before th* big event And alnca you'll bo there anyway, how about bringing along n hammer and maybe put­ tin g Up aome booth*. Lender apeok, Jerry Kirk, reports e» many spooks have responded to her call that the cakes, white ele­ phants, country stors Items and other carnival bric-a-brac will bo •oraing In real coon now. A haunting rafrain from the paat la th* rhythmical chant of an auctioneer, Susie Spook is happy te report that a real live auc­ tioneer will be on hand for the Halloween Carnival. The Colonel (himself) Collier, who thrilled young end old last year, will be at Southalda again, tie'll auction off all the white elephant, pink ele­ phant* anti juat mint anything that the friend* of Southside send. Another exciting Susie Spook s c o o p la thu auper dupvr merrygo-round that ha* been arranged by Roaa (Mr*. Ernest) Southward. This ia the same one that scored such a hit in I-aka Mary last week. What's all this fur? Some might ask. Well Susie Spook ran remem­ ber some of tho many extra* that l>av« been gained fur the school a* result of th* carnivals. For in­ stance last year'* carnival L rt sponsible for fans that aru in each rlasaruom, and for the new books in the aehool library. Other years have produced record plsyers for each room, valance and Uassr curtains for I he auditorium, drinking fountain,, public address system, and numerous other nice thing* including a sidewalk oil ana sida of the playground. New Red Nuclear Tests Suspected CHICAGO ( U r n — Atomic Energy Commissioner Robert K. Wilson hinted Thursday night that the United Stales ha* evidanit tho Russian* may have hern con­ ducting underground testa of new kind* of nuclear weapons. lto said tho United States, in tho absence of a policed test Iran agreement, should resume underground testing soon to perfect more powerful warheads for th* and to devalop “new and really (evolutionary" atomic weapon, fo r use against enemy troops. Wilson addressed th* second na­ tional youth conference on the atom here. DAIRY DEPT M ERCHANTS Green STAM PS MAVfAIR RICNTS USftVfO ' CREAM 3 02 CHEESE |,K<! SEA FOOD FRESH CAUCHT MEDIUM Krjft's Parka/ (Qtrs) C o'cW FREE GIFTS SLUE RJ1ION HEAVY WESTERN MATURE ION2L2U ROUND * sm m itiiD K scho o l n o c a k m v a i . t it a ir m a n . Mrs. W. L. Kirk, left, gage* into thu crystal ball fur new Kirns while Mrs. Velma Mitchell, right, hcIiooI principal reminisces over sumo punt carnival* with .tumu stories hy Buais Spook. The anmiul event will he held at Smithnidi* School Oct. Ill front 6:30 till I) p. m. Science Club Has Unusual Fads The Seminole High Sclrnce Club not only get* tlis farts—It* mnnbera deal with (ho unusual facts. For Instance’ Ho you know why certain sail water animals such s* th* mana­ tee, blue crab ami stingiay a l e able to live some ltd miles up the St. Johns from its outlet to the oesan? The abnormally high con­ Veterans Benefits To Be Discussed Karlyte llotishnldrr, county ser­ vice officer announced today that a representative of th# Florida Dept, nf Veterans Affalra from the Ktalo Service Office will he her# Tuesday at 3 p. m. He will consult with veterans, their dependent* or survivors as to lienafita the slat* or federal government will give. Appointment* i ,ny be made hy contacting the tenuity service of. ficee. The first patent on a wire safety pin was not issued until IIMiU, and the modern indushy got started starlit ISJS tent nf .all in lh« St Johns River has proven to ha the answer. This exisit* for two reasons; During dry season the St. Johns River lias little current. This al­ lows salt water intrusion into nor­ mally frrsh water arras. Second­ ly, certain springs such a* Salt Springs, which flows in the St. Johns, are nearly a. salty aa th* ocean. Also, in the St. Johns Riv­ er north of Lake Harney, there a I'* save re I salt springs which have a higher aalt content than the otcnn. So. don't so and get confuted If you see stingray* in the ocean and then ratch one an your trot­ line. SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY • Carpet • Til# WHETHER YO U NEED A FEW DOLLARS OR A LARGER AMOUNT# YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT G.A.G. HICKORY SMCM.D SUGAR CURED ★ STEAK HUE M l ION HEAVY WESTERN MATURE FRESHLY CUM * ★ STEAK Maxwell House ^ tN S T A * 1 F Y N E - T A S T E IN S T A N T COFFEE Scott Fine Quality '* Delicious (WHITE OR ASSORTED COLORS) LIMIT—6 For m s * rom an, m any person* hesitate I* ask lev jest ■ few debars. A pparently, thoy or* under tho im proitioa that every ftnone! a) e r« a n iia lie n dislikes handling •h ia 11-amount M aas. Nothing could be fur•Her fret* the truth) O ur Eelw een f oydayloon p irn represent* lb * id e al solution. PRODUCE Large species of bamboo some Umea grow* to be 130 feet talL / represent fr*m Me sam p**/ witk MORIONS DELICIOUS G .A .C . F I N A N C E • CHICKEN NORTH CAROLINA KILN DRY • TURKEY m tw io tit *o* a g tw i * a (REG O f VALUE) 421 North Orange Sheet*......................Tel GA.d 401 Well Central Avenue ........................Tel GAid 1243 East Colonial Drivo............................. Tel GArd °* 1' H*«n: Only »-J, Nrinnder t fatwfcy M l * FormtHy FAt 'tut■rice- A Arina I waa.l f i o o n c t C o r p o ._r_nt d m iral a tio n »• CHHH# C*.*»• -I Oh4 f LADY FAIR 8* GOLDEN ROME BEAUTY ALL PURPOSE LADY FAIR HOLIDAY FRUITCAKE 2 - II Sue �City Urges Quick 120 Years Service Action On Water jControl Plan Sanford's City rommisiionarf have M at x resolution to the Cen­ tral and South Florida Flood Con­ trol District urging that the di»trick ‘'diligently pursue" with U. S. engineers and others a review of a proposed Upper St. Johns basin w ater conservation plan.— The commission resolution also "asks the district to pursue the re­ view willi Florida's congressi-mal delegation and atata legislator* “in opler th a t auch ■ plan might be Implrmented In time for 1963 budget requests to the atata and federal governments.’’ Tha resolutinn read*: Whet rue, for many y e a n there have existed from time to time mfkxxl problem* in the upper St. Tlohna River Hasin more pailirularly affecting the counties of Seminole, Orange. Brevard, Osreola and Indian River, and Whereas, tha aforesaid cOunlle* ara presently within an area of tha most rapid growth in the State of Florida and such growth and the continuation thereof has tha effect of materially altering Qand increasing the drainage and flood problem* heretofore exist­ ing and which will continue to ex­ ist in tha future, acting aa a ma­ terial obatacle in the continued grow th of auch area, and Whereus, for many year* the aforeiaid area hat mode tax con­ tribution* into the Central and Bouth Florida flood Control Dis­ trict with virtually no exyendif tu r* of funds materially easing the drainage and flood problems In tha upper St. Johns River Basin, and Whrreas, without prompt and immediate action directed to the approval of a plan for the storage of water in ths upper St. Johni River Basin with attendant out­ lets therefrom to tha blast Coast of Florida it is felt that tha future i | o f Central Flotilla will suffer ir­ reparable damage. Sow therefore, be it resolved, by the City Commission of the City of Santutd, Florida, that the Central ami South Florida Floor! Control District hr, and it it here­ by requested to diligently pursue vtltb lilt- t'orp of engineers the afore!..bl plan lor tbe upper SI. John* River Basin to tha end that f such plan will be approved, and that the Florida Congressional Delegation he urged to sis ura a priority rating therefor and that the Legislature of the State of Florida he requested to adopt such legislation a t might ha necessary to pioriiie funds for required land acquisition, all to tbe end that the necervxry luml* nray Ira approved ia tbe Ibii.l budget In order that Vfc Ih* Central Florida area may rereiv* tbe relief to which it If en­ titled Sir that it* economic growth may nut be stifled. Be it further reaolved, that this Resolution be spread upon the minutea u( the City Commission of tha City of Sanford, Florida and rnpiea thereof delivered to Flor­ ida congressional delegation, the Carp »? Knginear* .and other ap4 propiiale parties." The City CommUnion Monday night decided that a tribute is in order for three city officials with a total of 120 years on the job. City Manager \V. E, Knowles pointed out th a t Misa KlScn Hoy, tax collector, Fire Chief Mr.ck Cleveland Sr. an! Police Chief Roy Williams have completed 40 years service each. . The commissioners Instructed Knowles to arrange a suitable event honoring the three veterans and prepare commendations commensurate with their long service. Orienta Gardens Water Still Rising A delegation of residents of Orienta Gardens in south Seminole Coounly told the County Commission this morning that water still is rising on their property and th a t another family moved out today. They said water has risen another inch and a half in the p iat two d.'.ys and asked again if the county can do any­ CD It. R. K. OSTEUllOl.M has been selected to he executive officer of VAIL 13 which will be commis­ sioned at Sahford Naval Air Station Jan. 3. He piesentl.v ia operations officer of VAH-3. A naval aviator since l'J44. hu snw service in the Pacific in WW 11 and attended Columbia Uni­ versity, Navy Line General School and Armed Forces Staff College. Highway Traffic Light-Work Urged today (a (gqpfU ImmcwW WLIlatiM b 4 1 * Slat* Road, be pi signal light at Ihc Interaedion of llwy. IT 92 and SR 4M. Thr cominwsioner* had approved the light and lund* fur It have hern authorrird. but no recent word on lli* work of installing it hai been given by the State. H ea rt f 'Uiieil Meet Th* f -ytnule - DeBary Heart Council •••' If- meet at the Seminole Memorial Hospital conference room Wednesday at 8 t». ns. Thom­ as Arman, pi evident, ha* arrang­ ed far a film to t« shown during tha meeting. N A S Cemetery Warning For Careless Drivers A fle-cr, but rather somber ami direct reminder n available lo all drivers on the Sanford Naval Air Station. Thia reminder it the "Spooksvtile Cemetery" located on th* south side of the road going owl the Main Gate. The driver cemetery was photosraphed recently by a leleviiian camera crew from Orlando's WDBO-TV, Channel #. at a mock burial. The "funeral service*" r : ~ held for I. M. K**t. A squad i Minor* tired volley as Cap*. Ro­ bert W. Stye, read the eulogy f the victim a n d ' hu rottin was placed in a tr**b grave. Present at Ihe "burial" ('apt. Slye, Cdr. H, H. t , HalWing Ooc. Lb Cdr. i Phillip*. NAS safety officer; Cspl. Vrnold Willi a mi, Sanford Puttee Department; Sanford Mayor Earl Higginbotham; Sanford Police Chief Roy Williams, Florida I way Patrolman Vince I and Maj. R. C. Wood. Marine Bar­ rack* commanutug officer. The cemetery couaisla of a ri>p«,| off ares and nine toinhstones; Carrie**. N O. Care Sleepy, I. M. Fail. Boom and M. V. Buttir. The leading tomb­ stone Of llir lot register* the name R. U, Next. Are yon* thing to Litp mar* water from antaring tha area. They aald tha Dum p Installed in that section cannot taka off tha w ater fa*t enough. Tha family who moved rut today had a erptic which rouldn't h* rued be­ cause high water* kept overflow­ ing it. Resident* “are standing vigil" over dike* that help keep *uma waters out, they said. They fear, however, that continued rite of waters will put on more pressure than the dikea can stand. There ll little the county can do in tha situation. Appeal* from other Mr lion*, including one to­ day from a group of Slovak Vil­ lage residents, can be met with only the emergency pumping ac­ tivity which thr county instituted with cooperation of the Civil Dafen** organilatlort. Control Of Children At Games Asked The city and school officials ■tjrccd Monday night lo cooperate n an effort to restrain the romp ing of lining children through Hie stands at high school football games. Principal Andrew Bracken told the City Com ini'lio n that lie frit that the aid of parents would have to be enlisted in halting the anf& T ttf.'at,’W; -Jut ,g the faint*, there are many com. plaints from spectators that tins is ■ major d straction from the games, he said. Parent! will he asked to keep children In their vests, Thr city commissioners re­ located that all school elaiMS be advised dial children allowed In roam tbe stands and grounds dur­ ing games will h<- escorted out of Hie stadium. The commission also asked Hie students to refrain from throwing confetti al the game* because it t r rilc* an almoat impossible cleaning job for the gruundkerp cr*. The city made it* request* in granting llir tvlioul im of the stadium without paving tha regular lei- for iti ichedulcd football contr*l v Dominicans Ask End Of Sanctions WASHINGTON (U P I)-T he Do mmlran Republic, derlarm ; it hat taken substantial steps to ward democracy, ha* demanded an end lo sanction* imputed against it by th* United Stales amt oilier Western Hemisphere nation*. 5 l)p VOL. 53 United Preaa News Briefs Typhoon Builds Up p m ilf l WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday. High today 82. low tonight 50. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 25. I960 Wire established 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA Campaign Blunter, Angrier TOKYO (UPI) - Typhoon Nins built up rapidly hi intensity to­ ■y United Pre*t International day GOO miles west southwest or The presidential campaign, en­ two Jims. Nina, Packing ltM-milaper-hour wind*, was moving north- tering Ihe linal two week*, was weal al eight nulei an hour Mon­ marked today hy blunter words and angerier rharges as the can­ day night. didates stumped long hours for the support of crucial slate*. Peace Talks S tart Democratic nominee John F. ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast tU PII — Kennedy scheduled 20 spercbe* Eleven newly independent Afri­ during hi* second grueling day in can nations meet hero today to Illinois. State Democratic leaders Mek a compromise for ending the were enthusiastic about hla show­ Algerian war. All are former ing Monday. Sen. Paul II. Doug­ French territories which now are las, (D ill.t. p-edtetod Kennedy member* of the French Commu­ would capture the stales 27 elec­ nity of Nations. toral vote*. GUP candidate Richard M. Nix­ Sub Pact Expected on, making a whistr stop tour in THE HAGUE. Holland (UPII - a 16-car train, arranged appear­ U. S. Undersecretary of Ihe Navy Fred A. llama said Monday mat a joni BriUsh-American nounremenl on Ihe stationing of submarines equipped with Polaris missile* will he forlhromini this week. ance* in Ohio, which has an Ira- , didiale's ald-io^education Hand In por’anl bloc of 25 electoral voles, an address prepared for Carpenand in Wert Virginia, lie makes lerville. 111. He said Nixon had hi* first nationwide political TV raised a "false issue' by contend­ TV speech of the campaign to­ ing that federal aid for trachera* salaries could lead to government night (rum Cincinnati. In a speech prepared tor Mari­ control of education. etta. Ohio. Ihe vice president kept Kennedy termed this a "politi­ up his charge that Kennedy is cal bogeyman" designed to defeat playing loose with Ihe ;roth con­ federal aid to rduralion and cerning U. S. prestige aboard. The "mislead the people." The While Hou*e rivals traded Democratic nominer, Nixon said, "has been trying to win this elec­ tome of the sharpest accusation* tion by rrcklesdy downgrading of the campaign in their speeches the United Slates, lie has done Monday. this with misleading statement*, "Nixon told a Pittsburgh audi­ with misrepresentations, with hall ence that Kennedy’s spending plans were a "msjor contributing truth*." Kennedy attacked the titlp can factor" lo the current gold specu­ Bj«r Vote Seen TALLAHASSEE (U Pll - Seerctary of Male R. dieted Monday tha million of Florida’s lered voters would Nov. I. Gray, in issuing .he voting registration figures, said the interest in thia year’s presi­ dential race would send a higher percentage of registrants lo tbe polls than in Jtttt and IBM. when 61 per cent voted. Charge Denied WASHINGTON (LTD — Labor Secretsrv James P. Mitchell has denied charges that a Negro was lorcrd lo resign as assistant sec­ retary of labor to make room for the son of Henry Cabot I-odgt, Hi-publican vice presidential can­ didate. The rharges connected with Lodge’* proposal (or a Negro in the next Republican cabinet, were made by Rep. Charles C, Diggs, <D-Mirb.l He tald tbe late J. Ernest WUkiis* was forced lo re­ sign to make room (or George C. Imdge. Health Officials Coffee Club Guests The October meeling of Ihe Colfr* Club ipotuorrd by the Seminole County Chamber of Com me rre will be held at In a m. Tluusilay in (be Chamber of Commerce building. The staff of the Seminole C'nun t> Health Department, headed by Director Dr. Clyde I*. Brothers, will be ipecial gueti*. Several newcomer* lo the area will also tie welcomed. Elm Ave. Parking Regulation Stays The no parking regulation on Ihe we»t side of F.lin Ave. he tween Third ami Fourth S;. will continue in effect seven day* a week. Cmj commissioner* Monday niglvt decided not to remove the parking ban on Sundays became of the traffic haiard which would result if cars park on both tuft* nf the street. t'I’O WIVES GIVE FUNDS to the Seminole Am ii . for Retarded Children nx om* of their projects and Kenneth Mclnlonh, president of the naaoclntlorf. ia shown receiving a check for an Amount rained l>y the wivex at a bake sale. Mrs. A lven Kelly, treasurer of the wives’ club, is shown presentinR ihe check. .Mrs. Kdm Mm ray. rijfht, president of lilt- clt.li, and Mrs. Sylvia Huhn, left, treasurer of Ihe children's jeroup, look on. (Herald Photo! Thursday Is Day Thurnduy i.< tin- tlcmilinc fur culm * in the Juycce aponnuml "Good Government. Award" contest, Sum Skelton, chairman, reminded today. Nominee-* must Im rvaitlutta of the comity and may •'*» considered for the award if an elected county official, i|)|p>intud officer, employe or curnniimity-minilcd citizen provided he nr aha has an outstanding record in Rood Rovornment. However, no prrxun who holds public office or appointnvnt on a .statewide basis may lx* considered. Entry blank* are available at the Jaycce Infonnalion L'cnler. Queen Still Culm LONDON (UPll — A calm-look­ ing Queen Elisabeth landed here safely from Demark today alter two Writ German Jet* nearly col tided with her airplanr The queen and Prince Philip chatted briefly with the crew alter landing One Witne-s laid the queen pur*cd her lips a* il to •av. " It wasn't really anything at Rebekahs Postpone Friendship Night The Friendship Night meeting of Seminole Rrhckah Lodge No. id. originally scheduled f«r Thurs­ day n.ght, ha* been postponed due in the dealh of the Noble Grand'.* husband, Clarence Snyder. As regular buxine.** meeting, with Vice Grand Mr*. Kva Hackhaul presiding, will he held in the mid Fellow's Hail ai 1 p ut lation In London. He suggested Kennedy's election could touch off a run on America's shrinking gold stork*. Krnnedy shrugged thia off. Ha •aid Nixon wras showing "signs at tension" by making the charge. A Rock Island, HI., audience laughed when Ihe Massachusetts senator declared, "He blames me for the increase In gold on the London market. U Mr, Nixon 1* listening, I didn't do M." The Democratic candidate hrandrd Nixon tbe leader ef • Republican "wrecking crew" which he said bad consilient!.* opposed Social Security and would do llltle lo help the aged meet medical expense*. Nixon said during hi* Pennsyl­ vania •vhi*U?-*'op lope lh*t Kennedy'a Cuba, MiUu-Quemoy and l T2 policies represented "disas­ trous" error* of lodgment Jiat could plunge the world into war. He said Kennedy was "the kind of man Khrushchev could make mince meat of." Krnnedy said any resemblance between the vice president's cam­ paign promises and previous rre"is purely coincidental." Ha described Nixon as > "no" man who would gel a "no" from American voters on alection day. The GOP candidate a reused Kennedy in a telegram of back­ ing away from a statement about helping anti-Castro Cubans. "This ia another case of your speaking first and thinking afterward*, a habit which is a very dangerous one for a mao who ia asking the American people lo elect him commander in-cluef of all the armed forces of this nation," Ma­ un wired. Snowfall Spreads Across Northeast, Cold Wave Hits By l idled Preaa International The season's first anow hit th* nation's Northeast Monday as tor­ rential rain* deluged parti ol Texas. Widespread snow ahowert whip­ ped acro-» the eastern Great Lake* and Naw England during ths night. Th* snow reached a depth uf seven Inches n t the little town of Torpedo, Pa., and five The City nf Sanford ls«t night inches on Whilefar* Mountain in increased its water connection de­ tha Adirondack*. A cold wave followed hard on posit (rum 1 7 . to *15 and in th* heel* of the wind-driven dructcd the city manager to turn snow *. d ro pping W lllp eratU ieO delinquent accounts over to col­ Herns* the Midwest Marquette, lectors. Mirh., had a nighttime low of IT. .Snow removal craws want on Th# city mansger showed com­ missioners a !l*t of water ae- Hi-hour shifts along a 100-mlIa • tretrh of the Pennsylvania Turn­ fountsthat have been unpaid pike, murh lunger than Ihe normal New York City's first snow *■■ grace period and said that some recorded at the top ef th* world'a people let the II 30 deposit go larged building, the F.mpira Stale, against bills of three months and hut 44 degree trinporature* melted simply move and open a new the snow hy th* lime It readied tha’ slicct. meter at a new localism. Highway crew* in Michigan's The doubled deposit will pro­ tect the city heller against non Union County battled blinardpayment of (he minimum monthly lik* snow*. Five-foot wave* lathed ratr of *5.15 in ca*e uf deadbeat*, til* Lake Huron shoreline. Four and all new applicant* will tie hunters were rescued from th* checked against the delinquent storm, but two wcie still missing today. list Fall thunder*qiiall* poundad New England and rained hail­ stone* on Button. Some Boston City Water Deposit Fee Is Doubled s i n e , « w c i c fliMuh-d a n d lig h tn in g caused sum-! dam age tu elm G o al service. But the rain changed to snow over many sections of the nxstate a ira during tha night Four Youths Held In Police Cases Two teenagers hive lieen irresl ril for pelit larceny alter pilfer, in; parked automobiles and two juvenile* lor breaking and enter­ ing. police rrpurted today. Tbe (wu juveniles, remanded lo Ihe county juvenile judge, report­ edly broke into one place fu# times, siealinz rigarels. randy, milk and other Item*. Police re­ covered ii cafUMU of clgarrti [mm the toot Ihr hoys took from ‘•Jail Bid Opening Is Postponed -1 I,n TTpv aI^ItI ^'ty! ^_ « "■ ■'■ Ib 11■"* *p " — Sem'nole County iad wa* post pontd today until Nov. 15. The County Commission decided to delay the jail bids in order to avoid conflicting with ether iwcai but uspowut*. NO. 47 arlMItvSV ll.I.r, IL M & lb K i warns driven. Shown looking over unusual safety davica ara. from loft. Cdr. H. H. Oaburn, Hat Wing One; 0. H. Phillip*. MAS v.ctirity officer: Cant. Arnold Williams, Linford police; U4)L Robert Sl;'tf. NAis commands r ; M\vof fairl Hijijfitilothani, Police Vince W. A. Warminsriun, NAS newnpaper editor, fill* "gravt.” At right, Marine* fire volley over 'he deceased. (Navy Photos) A call (rum i resident in the I too block of Oak Ave. that two roulhs were join] into parked lutomobilei led police to the _jr-c*| »! dm l_un smith*. who were charged with taking tlemi from five can. Tha two teenagers teenager* are ara suspect­ suspected also of being involved in some other eavos. �Around The Clock Hospital Notes Th« Pinochle Tournament end* Wednetday at the L'ifU, The final ramaa atart at T p. m. la (ha L'SO Bldg. J m M Melanea, Sanford; Fetrida . IMM i Sanford; Mazy Nall Me.Nab, Sanfard; Bobbie Dana Haabr. Lake Mary! Helen Suraiky, -■Biafart; Florence Gould, DaBaryi -Marla Jehaaon, MalUandj Gary - Allan Jthnton, MaiUendj Brenda J*haion, Maitland; Dale Johnion, H. I . F#po C t.i lac. YA ZO O spaaaer for the iiiwunja Club luncheon this week will be a local member of the club, Dr. John Wil­ ton, director of tha Central Flor­ ida Experiment Station. Dr. Wil­ ton will epealt on tha "Effect af Modem l'**tlrlde* on Human Health." Wilton alto la 4***4 of tha Roy* and Girl* Committee S*r LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The district attorney'! office winti to know today whit evidence wrltar ■an Hacht might have to back up hia accuiallen that tha lata Jaaa Harlow'i huibaad waa mur> dared M yaari age. Tha lapt. g, INI, gunshot death of film dtraelor Paul Bara offi­ cially waa rultd a aulclda by a corootr’a Jury at tha tima, and moot official* itlll seamed In­ clined to btliavt that no foul pliy wai Involved. Rem'i daith tamo only two monthi after hia marriage to tha blonde Mill llirlow, who Uven waa Miring me paak of nar pop­ ularity ai a movie airtn. Renewed Internet la tha onca Mniatioflal cam cama whan Itocht wrote in article for the currant iuue of a magazine In which ha claimed another womm killed Bara and that mnvle itudlo official* mada the murder appear a *ulcUle. Oil In***,* jtm tt onotnei B I I V l O U I 10 f h l I A I N H thettlif M fW t n tO ( f t i l i *1 tlMMtt mill ■ Met! 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Seminole Terrazzo aiPiNOAiLi it a iA t io w o n Pw Lit* L*«* i i * *,* t*r H*m *i — I tan* — Oir.it l*i«*i«a —ci*.*** —itimiih** Wktar P«r| I I I N. M,(fl* A>*. 0 - * f l i . l j , f «*« |*r*l«Mf am r,**« *« 0 *1*1 4*4 a**,** i*« ••• fA J-JJ Im plim anla Hors* Bridie* A Biu Spoctinxs And Fishing Supplies IIS S. Oak Aaa. SHILL SKRVJCI tHIU PaOBUCM nail - Accisioaiii Delco Battarlca 24 Mo. Guar. 1 4 12 Volt. I14.9& to g lM t »,« i* a p*» a, a**n^ pa s-aai* lu ll* ------ H A R D W A R E — Hauaawares, Naw t lg t Rambler American D4I1*** 2 Doe, laden, Amanca'* lawaal-priead ear—room lor an. On* at l l all new niaddt for I 9bl lA ( ( i t ; firtt a lin td — Will Gm ui . h i hhm Ci iii o iti a itu iifi *,*-» ■••lit lie* . Lilt Miry Of/ie# FA 2-8811. Horn* FA 2-77-1 MILTON* <L*P|) Two Nary trot W. Firm training planea collided in n land­ ing ep|>ruarh at tha Navy'* Whit­ ing Field here Monday, killing the two Naval eadet pilott.i The vletlma war# identified a* Terrill C. Rilyau of Kanua City, Kan., and Kenneth L. Shelly Jr., of Tampa, Fla. A Navy epoketman eaid ana af tha propeller-driven T-28 planea Rachl, icraan writer and far­ huret Into flame* after the im­ mer raporlar, claimed tha aulalde part. not* purportedly left by Barn wai actually a forgery, and that movie offlclili acted to huih tha Hospital Addition WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vet­ • I*.....* . takMMiH ■laying baciuia Ihay (eared Min Can — Im k — Imkn llano*'* boa office appail might erans Admlnletrator Sumner G. l*»«*ra IA l-l**l bo hurt. • Whittier* said Monday work on IIIW >. Ir*. Ha did not name who ha be­ the Bay Pinaa Hospital would in­ lieved could have aommlttad -the crease by I’M Ih* number af VA hospital bads la Florida. WhM"murder.’' Diet. Atty. William B. McKai- tiara aaid tha work, axpartad Vo •on, in announcing Monday hii ba eomplata by the end of 1M1. office would look into Hacht’a ac- waa urgently neaped bacauaa af waa — a*M*ri*» — Ait****,** cuiaiione, aaid ha actually be­ Florida's rapid increase m vet­ l**a AAA b n iu lieved "thare'a vary ll|tl« prob­ eran population In the last decade. •«i/ta>*»d l;*U I U.IHtr l*r»** II* aaid Florida hai lop priority .«i> a in. ia MW) — ia M m ability that k waa murdar." Howavar, hia oiflca waa Intar- with tha VA to provide more bad*. aitad bacauaa "any time a wrltar Karraker't Standard of llaehi'a prominence make* More Charges Sarvica auch chargaa, It baari tnvaitigaDECATUR. Ga. (UPI) - Nagro lag." integration leader Dr. Martin l t « d « g Prague ft Burun Fill*, the diairlct attor­ Luther King Jr., apparent!) fraa fir** — l. t t ir i. i — U k m . r . M O* I Mr I h * Ur.li« ney it tha lima of Bcrn'i death, of a traapaaiing chan* in neigh­ Iil.v * IA I-Ilt •coded at Hacht'a accuiationa. boring Atlanta, got* before a I II t«.l*r* Art. "I waa firmly convinced than judge hare today to learn yrbathat that K waa a aulclda," ha laid. he must serve a Jill sentence on "I am firmly convinced now." an old traffic charge. Rambler is even more trouble-free in Ittltrt Berry's Warthoust Furniture Co.. Inc. C*r# — tnik — fr*«t*ri — L«M *.in # « • » a**» — 14 Hmt Wr*(k«* Sank* o**«m pa t ain — Nit** pa i t'll T MIAMI <UPI) — Dafanso Sac •alary Thomas S. Gatai Jr., atJackad critic* of tha Eisenhower 'Administration's dafrnie program •aday and declared that U. s. Strength la "tha graalaat tha .0^14 ha* avar known.v w> Bo itamlisd military advaneaa A f the p u t aavan yaari. assailed Haim s af San. John t, Kennedy * •am p and aaid tha Soviet Union fioroughly undariUndi America'a •tnftaita" strength avan If aernc 0 , S. arhlca da not. 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Welcomed back recently were Holt Pro Rudy Goff. his wife and fuo pretty blonde daughters—In ease you heard excited shouts on the course last Wednesday, that was Jimmie Livingston who broke a 1U0 for the first time! Two favor* lies of the golf association were missed Wednesday—tiinny Shedden f and Mary Iforcnstcin, both on the recuperating list at the hospital. BETTY (Mrs. Joe) DAVIS, tier truda (Mrs. Julius Dingfeldcr and Jackie (Mrs. Michael) Caolo were among lea guesta in Orlando last week to meet Mrs. Robert Ken nady and Mrs. Stephen (Jean Kennedy i Smith. The women—des­ cribed as plain and very friendly were making an appearance in behalf of Sen. John Kennedy's presidential bid. The tea was .-punsored by the Orlando, Winter Park and Orange County Democratic Women's Clubs. THE GALS in ona Canasta Club seem never to get around to play­ ing cards—they a rt such good friends that they start talking and never stop until its lima to go home! And last week they had fun showering baby gifts upon one member, Annie lAirs. John Doininey. The parly was htld at the home of Elsa Forguson and others present were Clay da Jones, Lois Heckenbach, Nell Atkinson, Lois Sloan, Heryt Dyal, Joyce Sawyers, Nell Whittern and ■ guest of the club, Melba Pigott. NEWS FROM OUR COLLEGE women is always of interest The latest tu reach me is of the honor bestowed upon freshrpan, Diana Reynas, a student at Florida Southern in Lakeland. She has oecn elected representative ot her dormitory. t [ - Notice A. Edwin Shinholser, Attorney-atLaw, is pleased to announce that, effec­ tive October 15,1960, John M. Mankin has become associated with him in the prac fi'pp r\ f i-v*v qt Su;t*> A1Q-AM. Sanford At- t lantic National Bank Building, Sanford, Florida. Church, a new member, Mrs. Fred T. Williams, Mrs. C. R. Dawson and Mrs. C. .M. Flowers. Standing. Mrs. George E. Wells. Immediate past president. Mrs. W. W. Tyre, Mrs. F. K. Bolz and Mrs. Elizabeth I I n f M r s . Tyre wns substituting for Mrs. Lorraine Graham of the T. B. Assn, who was ill. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Johnson Named Council President MIM AND CHARLIE PERSONS recently were host to a gay bar­ becue supper at their home—Those A IEA IN SANFORD, Friday, invited were Dr. and Mrs. Robert at the home of Dossie (Mrs. Jim ) Soaemond, Air. ind Mrs. Harry The Home DemonitraUon CoundeOanahl honored Pat (Mrs. t(.S.) Weir, .Mr. and Mrs. Jack Greene. ty Council members met Thursday, Moore who left for Jacksonville Mr. and Mra. Bud Talley and Cdr. *t the Home Demonstration CenBeach with husband, "Shack'* and and Airs. H. C. Hamilton. three children, Valerie, Nancy and I ter lor their regular monthly meetPantry S helf Corey. THE PINK LADIES are busy mg. Officer- and delegate* held Co hostesses were Iren* i Mrs. selling randy! And money from the the business meeting *1 U* a,in. Hugh* o liars and Ulcndyn (Mrs. sale will be used Uv buy more In the future all business will oc j Being Sponsored Gus) .Smith. The honoree. who equipment and such for Seminole t*krn care of In executive ses­ sion to leave regular ivied.ng* greeted the guests between the ap­ Memorial hospital. For Church H om es pointed hours of three to five, wore Vivian (Mrs. A. V.) MeCalley of open lo instructive lectures for Mrs. 0. T. Pearson presented a a corsage of salmon pink carna­ DcRary, the auxiliary * publicity all members. program on "how the district, tions, * gift from the hostesses. chairman, called to ask me lo pais state and national officers of the 1Assisting at Lhc lovely tea table, on the word—and since I had al­ fellowship can aid local church and at the punch bowl on tbc patio, ready been nibbling on tile Golden T en N ew Families organizations." at the monthly were Atr*. Ken Sandnn, Mrs. War- Crumbles, I told her 1 could vouch meeting nf CWF of the First Chris- ren A Thompson, Mr*. Stephen for them heing very lasty, At one W elcomed By . tian Church. Rusk and Air*. Roy Farmer. dollar a pound, a ran would make " Assisting with Uic program were It wav a busy weekend for the a nice present for someone on WW Hostesses Mrs. J. W. Knight. Mrs. J . L. Moores. Saturday morning Cdr. I )our Christina* list. Toffee, too, I* Horton Jr., Airs. J.N. Barnett and Aloore was relieved of his duties being offered. To place your order Welcome Wagon hostesses report the president, Miss Flo Bishop. as skipper of "Tile Savage Sons" call Airs. William Oytcr, Airs. J. the f o l lo w in g new resident* of Mrs. B. S. Hinson Jr., led the of VAif A and following the change Buntsn, Mr*. W. I. C r a b t r e e or the Sanford area have bern of­ devotion and .Mrs, U. D. Landress of command a reception was held Mrs, B. Davis of DeHiry. ficially welcomed: service chairman, urged members in lhc BOQ. Thai evening the Mr. ami Mrs. Jam es Kidd and Candy isn't Ihe only sales pro­ to bring canned foods fur the pan squadron honored them with a motion on the Pink Ladies' ached- children, .Michael and Leigh Ann, try shelf. The food will be sent farewell dinner party at the Naval ule. On .Monday, Nov. it, thry will from Longwood: Mr. and Mr*. lo the homes in Jacksonville and Air Station and on Sunday thry -punsor a fund-raising drive at the Charles Ward and daughter, Terry £ Atlanta. were entertained with a brunch at Jewish Center and will Mil plastic Lynn, Irom Auburmlalr Mrs. Lester, librarian,displayed Ihe home of Cdr. and Airs. ft. G. products and food. A bake aale Mr. and Air*. Samuel Lind drum, a large collection of books from Gobcn. in from of the Food Fair will fol­ from Philadelphia, P a , Mr. and Ihe library. Members were re ­ Mr* Flavian Dubois and child­ Cdr. Aloore will be operation* of- low on Nov. 22 minded lo attend World Communren, Beverly and Cynthia, from *tty Day, Nov. *. Rerewick, Me , and Mr. and Mr* Hostesses were Mrs. Landress Robert Miller and sun Irom Allan and Afrs. W. H. Young. Others la, Ga. present were Mrs. Alible Bishop, Families transferred here by Airs. A, R Stroup, Mr*. V, H. the Navy include, Mr. and Mr*. Grantham, .Mrs. J. E. Evans, Mrs. Marry Stafford anil children, I indy H. K. Ring, Mrs. Frances Jobes By AIRS. ADAM MLM.F.R World ' and Sing Your Way Home.1' Wrrnly, Gary and Ran-ly, from and Mrs. Harold Kennedy. .Mrs. Eli Yoder presented six Clearwater; Atr. and Mr*. Joseph Mra, John T. Salmon of St. Petersburg was the featured spea­ new mrmbera, Mra. Gerald Dracb, Coble, irom Ph.llipine*. Mrs. V. Howard, Mrs. E. ShopMr. .ml Mr*. W. L Julian and ker at the OcBary Woman'* Club laugh, Airs. R. Alorriion, Mrs. daughter. Patty, from Norfolk, Banquet Honors meeting, Friday at the Commun­ G. Dmmngrr and Mr*. P. Koppen Va.; Lt. ijg> ami Mr- May ton ity Cenlrr. Mrs. Salmon ia chair­ aal. Each one received a plant and Afamcle and children, Charles Church Workers man of the FFW clubs, music Ihe club theme eong, "Violet*", Richard. Dale and Kathryn, from wea sung by all. Sunday School teachers, workera and fine art* department*. Levittown, Pa. and Lcdr., ami and choir members of Ihe First Out of town guest* included dir­ Mr*. William Bassett and child­ She ia prolific in her projects .Methodist Church in Oviedo, were and proficient in her profeasion. ector, .Mildred Davis, of Urauge ren, Billy, .Mickey, hrissy and honored with a banquet in Fellow- She told the group of clubwo­ City; Alary Leary, DeLand, Ruth Michael, from Olathe, Kan. ship Hill. Dayman, Orange City, Katherine men, from all over the countryThis was the second annual how lo make their lives complete. Holland, Dcl^nd, Ruby Buehruif. banquet honoring this group. It A fashion shdw, a lecture on good of Pontiac Mich., Carrie Linden of California Couple wai started last year in apprecia­ manners, how us get along with New York, and France* Salmon tion of their work and was so well people and good grooming were and Daisy Burr of fit. Petersburg!! Likes Florida received, it was voted to make only • few of her many interest­ Welcomed as guesta by members R an annual event, were Atre. X. Creasy, Afrs. K, ing topic* Recent gue*t* of Mr and Mr*. Air*. R. W. Estes, church hostess Mrs. Salmon has been a teacher, Annii, Airs. At. Keller. Airs. F. C. Bat Harris*, w«rc .Mr. and Mr* and her committee, Mrs. Charles has engaged m the fashiou busin­ Stoney, Mr*. T. Wright, Mrs, F A. .Milton Purcell of Hollywood. Calif. Shaffer. Mr*. E, L. Luttreil. Mra, ess. and was with Elizabeth Ar­ Mosel and Mr*. J. L. Delhi. The Purcell* have traveled ev B. 0. Smith, Mra. 3. F. Wheeler den Inc. and Alary Dunhiil Lid. During the social bo-ir, refresh­ leniively in Aala and Europe and .Sr., and Bob McCaliislor served of London. She is a member of Ihe ment* were served to those present over most of Ihe U. S. hut tin* • baked ham dinner and all Use friends o< Ihe library, fine art* Hostesses, Mrs. George Wright wss their first visit m Florid* trimmings to the group. chairman nf District eight, FFWC and Mrs. Harold Fanning presided They were very much impreated and ia active in the Women'* Re­ at the tea table, satiated by Mrs. with the beauty of i enlral florid* publican Club. Frank Woodruff, Mr*. Fred Renl- and arc already planning a f Guild T o Present The DeBary Choristers, under sch, Mr*. Sidney Swallow, Mra. turn trip, with time to go fishing the direction of i^u ra Platt Brown W. Walton, Mrs. Charles Ulrich, They even commented lhai. tic* Program W ednesday and accompanied hy Mr*. Perry Airs. Fred Weston and Ann Ho­ had been the moil" in ad «( inr r B. James, sang "Waltzing In The ward. travels. The Wesleyan Service Guild of Cloud*," "Hands Around The the First Methodist Church will present a program, Wednesday at Glove* lor fall are decorated 7 Art pm . in MvKioUy Hall. or simple, elrxv* itngin or snort. Thia will be the guilds part in Rhinestones, bow#, button*, ind Ihe observance of the week of hand* are uied a* decorations. prayer. Mrs. Fred Smith will be a The top color* arc wine, gold charge of the program. brown. Mrs. John Salmon Guest Speaker At DeBary Club Meeting -■_ * THE CIVIC DEPARTMENT OF THE SANFORD Wornan'd Club donnte.w one dny, each year, to help the TB As­ sociation fold Christman seals. Some of the members are pictured working on the annual project. Left to rijrht, sealed are, Mrs. Roy Tillis, Mrs Clifford Proctor, a former member and jtuest for the day, Mrs, U S. Member* of tha Dependable Smsday School das* of First Metho­ dist Church met a t tha homo of Mrs. A. t.. Skinner for a covered dish supper and installation ot new officer*. Mr*. V. L Smith was Installed as president, Mrs, C. R. Jones, treasurer and Mrs, It, B. McCall, secretary. Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker ie dees teacher. Rev. John Adorns, served as installing officer. Supper was served from tally dreorated table* h the yard and lighted by Japanese lanterns, hanging from the tree*. Air*. Jack Haderer wa* present­ ed with a gift nf appreciation for arranging flowers each week, tho past year, in tha Sunday School room. The president, Mrs. Hmlth, thanked Ihe officers and members for co-opcration and appointed ths following committees: Mra. Roicoc Taylor, devotion; Mr*. E. B. Harris, sunshine; Mrs, Jack Haderer and Mrs. Cyril Butner, flowers; Mrs, John Callahan, visiting and Airs. C. R. Jones, commission on mission*. GvL well >aul* were signed by members to he *ent to A. K. Shoomsker end M. E. Baker. Mrs. Tay­ lor will be hostess to tho Novem­ ber meeting with Mrs. J.A. Wright as co-hnslcs*. Others attending were Alra. Butner, Ain. Callahan, Mr*. Harris, Mr*. Taylor, Mr*. Wright, Mrs. Nsncy Brock, Mr.i, A. L Esterion, Mr*. J. H. LoecheR, Mra, 8. A. Murphy. Mrs. Clyd* Nutt, Mr*. John Sehfrnrd, Mrs. L B. Steele, Mrs. Clarence Wallis, Mrs. Ray Herron, Mrs. Lowell Osier, Mra. C. E. Gormley and Mrs. Hugh Nichol­ son. M w Myrtle Wilson, county agent, sire»«ed the importance ot giving time to worth-while demon((rations in*lc.id of money-making projects. and she urged ihe clubs lo selecl well qualified Iradrr* to pay* on the splendid educational material they receive in their leader training courses. A Cliri-tma* party is being plan-; ned and the January meeting will he open lo all guest* who will have the privilege of hearing Dr. It. L. Kcdiliih, associate animal huti’HE OSTEEN HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB held handman of Ihe University nf Flo­ •t picnic, print to the opening of the club wniumn. Mrs. TUESDAY rida. talk on "M eats." John Rrmlin. club president, (left) and Mra. P. T. Piety, Dr. Itrildiih gave a talk la*t Annual teachers party by tbo hojtcss nre shown irrillinir hnmbnrjfpn for the event. year on "Selecl on ot knives suit American Home Department ot able tor lhc kitchen" ami the lhc Sanford Woman’s Club, • la "carving of meat.*". 3:30 p m. at the Club on Oak Avo. Election of uflicci* wit* held lor the coming year, and Ihe fol­ lowing members were unan.mmisly elected; By HELEN SNDill.BASK | lists week alter spending the past Mrs. H I.. Johnson, ot Lake Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Spald of | two weeka at the DeVry Labralory Monroe, president; Air*. Marlin Findley, Dhio, weie visitors of School for Radio and l \ in ChiI'INKCREST SHOPPES cago. Dunn. I.akc Brantley, first Vice Mr. anil Airs. Jack ILyn. Mr. and -610-A So. Franch president; Mrs. It. C. Newcomer, l-ongwood, second vice president; Mrs. Span! aie next door neigh­ IS NOW Mr*. Hugh Gowan of Ihe Seminole bor* of the Whittier * in Findley, Ohio, who own proparty in Enter­ Evening Club, secretary. Mrs Herald Fauver, Elder prise. Mr and Mr*. Frank May ft spring*, treasurer; .Mrs. W. H. tleinbuch, l.ake Mary, delegate Langley, hy., parents of Mrs. Jark Como 1st And 8c« Onr TUESDAY ami Mrs. John Benkarik Sr., ban- Ryan have purchased their new Firat Baptist Church Brotherford, alternate delegate. home in linings City. hood supper and meeting, 7 to a Art Mi*t Donna Williams, a member Rente® Mr. and Mra. II. H. Stovall, who pm . nible study, 7:30 and Music ^vr Toy, nf a local r»dio station, was in­ have been in Alassachuiett* for study class, I 3d pm . troaiuceci by AH*. Walton. She ar- Ihn summer, have returned to Aten of tha First frenbylerian r,v' ‘‘ ,n Slnf,,r'' ,h« '<*> “ M,u their home on I-ako Shore Drive Church supper, featuring ladies' •V s fur Ihe winter, M nltcU l,onn* Humean*" came lo town. night, T p m, Mr*. W. A. Goodwin i* spend­ Mis* lu c 7 No* lin ««'« l'P‘ 0,1 Toy* °Wk WEDNESDAY taking rare of the new range and ing this week with her sister and Firat Presbyterian Churrli Senior refrigerator that has been donated brulher in law In Oiuce. Yes, Wo Hava A Mrs. Ida Padgett spent last week High Choir supper, 6 to 7 30 p in. in the center. First Baptist Church Training Hlghlighti of the day. was an with hrr sister and brother-inlaw Ijty-Away Plan exhibit nf beautiful dried plant Mr. and Mrs. K. Dobson, m Jack­ Union mpper and officers council, 8 p m. arrangement* brought from De- sonville. Carroll Peterman arrived homt l.and, by Air*. A.C. trank, vice president of the DeLind Garden, Club. She is in charge of the Holi­ day Exhibits Uv he held in DeLand I U W vV I Nov. ( Mrs. Frank talked about the Airs J At. Eric ion and daugh­ various composition* and demon vlrated their application. .Members ter-in-law, of Orlando, wore rebrought dried material* and the ernt visitor* in Sanford. While rest of the afternoon wa» devoted here they vtailrd with Mra. Erich* I to a workshop with expert ad­ *on» enter, Airs. j. Bareli at the SELLING STARTS Sarrpla Rest Home. vice from Mr*. Frank. v Local Events Enterprise Personals Toy Corral Church Calendar O PEN WEDNESDAY, 9 fflsLhAomth A. M. A T BARGAIN | PRICE REMNANTS your personal property putls d "vanishing act”, will you be covered. // I BIG ASSORTMENT OF FABRICS CcUihawm j. £ i w um bw --------------trcTTFra-h‘ hist! nmcv-------------114 N. Park Are. FA 2*0331 BIG ASSORTMENT OF PATTERNS > BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU rE N N E V S Y O U ‘L i i S A V E * r �Amendment No. 1 Should Be Adopted One of tho moat Important constitution­ al amendments to bo voted oa m the Nevembar general election ia amendmoat No. 1 which would ffivt two additional Judies for tho Second (indudinf Seminole) and Third •District Court of Appeals. .. Because tho preeent conitruetloa in­ flexibly seta the number of judgaa of thoaa courta at throe, it is neceaaary to amend the constitution to empower the legislature to provide these needed judfes. The proposed amendment No. 1, ac­ cording to Circuit Judge Voli# Williams Jr., will have ths Sola offset of authorluting the WASHINGTON DOING WHAT COMES NATURALLY legislature to provide not lesa than three nor more than fiva judges for each of tho Dis­ trict Court of Appeale. In IMP, according to the Florida Bar Journal, which ha* endorsed the proposed amendment, 636 cases were filed in the Second District Court of Appeals. This means that in 1959, in order to merely keep even with the filings, the three Judge* of the district had to consider and decide an aver­ age of 8.6 cases per day for each of the 173 days they were on the bench. We heartily endorse this amendment as a means of decreasing the overburdening of our district courts. Why Don't You All Make Up Your Minds? Three Minutes A Day P R IS O N by indirection—his opponant de­ nies it. But how era you going to sup­ port a candidate who is making it a campaign premiss to pull baek from (Jusmoy-MatsuT And how can you support a party with a growing number of Senators— Morse and Fulbright are the lat­ est—who countenance admitting Rad China to tha United National If Kennedy really think* that ha can buy pear* in the Formosa Rtraii by handing over these lm portent islands, ha sounds Ilka a man who would rootlnus appease­ ment to death's door. If tha Dem­ ocratic party la going to giva us a gat-along-with-Communlsra Secre­ tary of State, than i f f “Good Night, Girls, We're Through." One of tha tickets will ba dsfsated, but the boys who ought to bo taken out, put In a bag and dropped Into Limbo will survive, I'm afraid, either party’s defeat. I mean tha Globalissimoa of tha State Depaitment and other for­ eign affairs agenda* which for thirty years hava baan ForeignerFirst' and Share America. Would Kennedy clean them out, so that wa eould hava a new start T Not a chance! Would Nixon? Wall, the Old NUon would. Tha Grand Old Tarty would. Rut tha New Nixon and Modern Republicanism — not very likely! Header, 1 address you personally. How ran anybody who sices up tho cantlnlntrs as above, hi lug himself to tide with one of them? Yet, a t with the millions who vote next month, a choice has got to be made, THE WORRY CLINIC CASE G-40T: Don D., aged 34, is a bachelor school teacher. Dr. Crans, 1 read you regu­ larly in tha Chicago Daily News,” Don informed me after a talk 1 had made to a teacher a conven­ tion. “But I am quite happy as a bachelor. So 1 think you are all wrong in trying to Introduce con­ genial folks with a view to ro­ mance. “ Why help a woman snnre a man for a husband? Women are so rraxy to have a ‘Mrs.* in front of their name they'd gladly take even a beatnik. “I live with my widowed mother and am happy to have peace and quiet, inxlred of a houseful of howling klda around me. “Why should I give up my indcpendtnre just to listen to a nagging wife when I get home at night. “I'd ninth rather play golf than play postoffical 1 lnva my mother By BENNETT TERF “We were entettainlng soma and my lodge meetinga. And now 11 am free In make my own devery important people for dinner I clsions, instead of having to defer last night," an actor told Robert to a wife." Q. Lewis, “and onn of them ac­ A lot of grown men are stunted cused me of being a henpeek— in their emotional development right In front of my wife and so they remain dwarfed in their .vocial outlook. everybody.'* Old barhelors ate oftrn of thi* “ Did you gel sole," needled sort. They haven't reached the Lewis. “Did I? " snarled the actor. emotional maturity of the ma­ “ Hut by tha lime I finished doing jority of nun who marry. At birth, wa are in the egucenth« dishes, sweeping up, and changing Ilia baby, 1 hail cooled trie stag* of emotional develop­ ment where everything centers off." around our own ego. • • • By kindergarten age, we uauaiiy "What," asked a theater owner of a prospective head usher, attain the next step upward, which involve* acknowledging parent* as “would you do in case of fire?" “ You wouldn't have to worry important luminaries revolving about me," assured tne prospect. around our ego. Ry tho age of tt or 10, w* onter "I'd be out of tha Joint in no the third atage, where we admire lime." Try And Stop Me by Dr. George Crane our own sex and think tha op­ posite sex ia definitely Inferior. But by tha middle leans, howovar, most of ua human beings at­ tain emotional adulthood so we look to the opposite sex for love, affection and comradeship. You readers can thus rate Dun. I(a show * tha naive egotism of the third stage, when he thinks the mala ia ruch a superior crea­ tor that every female is ju st dy­ ing to have a “Mrs." in front of her name. Thus, he says every woman would oven accept a beatnik just to snow off a wedding ring, Don's love of hia lodge meetings, where he mingles solely with his own sex, is aim an indication of his third stag* (homosexual). But Don's very prating about his independence, indicate* ha la NOT aa independent aa th a , average man. For an independent man cuta louse from mamma'* aprun strings and picks a female companion nearer hit cun age. When men (tick to mamma ab­ normally, it mean! they have never yet been weaned, psycho­ logically, so their bold talk about "independence" is just “whistling in the dark." And lugging wive* are usually and indictment of the aexual tech­ nique of (beir husbands. For “nagging" It a common symptom of a .vexuslly starved female. WASHINGTON — Rom* people •re so intensely partisan ha thin Presidential campaign that they just won't tolerate nsutrality. It's lough on s Joumaliat who tries te keep hia writingf objec­ tive. Tha partisans indignantly claim you're showing favoritism— for tha other aide. My nail Is tha best example of that. Ovar tha campaign months I hava kept count of tha lattora ac­ cusing ma of taking aides. Altogather there have been 164 postrant*, letters, tolegnma and tele­ phone calls. T hsrs't something i t r i n f i about (he way tha opinions fall. Precisely S! have (barged I'm for Richard Nixon all the way. Ersn more perplexing la that some of tha opposite views are aimed at the gams column! Som* newspapers that try to maintain objectivity In the cam­ paign, I hava learned, are targets of the same patterns. For instance, two weeks ago ths Charlotte, X. C., Observer gave Vice-President Nixon a big splash following his rpsech there. Demo­ crats cried “Favoritism I" • So columnist Kays Gary meas­ ured the space snd“ifmpared it with the pixy given Sen. Kennedy earlier on a similar visit.. It turned out that tha Observer had dsrotod four inehaa more to Ktnnsdy! You can't blame folks for get­ ting wound up and defensive for their man, but torn* of my mail has gotten downright nasty, and usually 1 don't get nasty mail. When I chided Kennedy about buying his suits in London while he blamed the Republicans for the unemployment in our textile mill*, We are pleased to 1 pointed out that on tha othtt hand Nixon and Pat bought a largo amount of clothing in Hong Song. A postcard from Rockville, Md, said: “ Why don't you show your true color* and announce you're for Kennedy?" £ A reader in Philadelphia, refer, ring to the tame story, “Only a dirty Republican would try to make an issue about Jack * clothes. . . When I reported wh*t I had teen and heard In the- South on tha religious issue, a Florida read­ er wrote: “I t'i obvious to us you are a Catholic on Senator Ken­ nedy's payroll.'* a A letter from Indiana comment­ ed on the same column: “What have you against the Catholics?" I honestly thought 1 wax giv. Ing equxl time, space and mental effort to bath side*. If I thought I was objective in tha past, what would happen to me if 1 really took sides in this campaign? I shudder to think of it. Actually, I'm ao objective about* it all that I always turn on two* television set* in our houso during Tha Great Dsbatea. I have one turned up bright to make Nixon look drawn and pale. 1 turn the other dark to make Kennedy leek equally bad. Can anything ba fairer than that? Chuck Walls, underwater jx n -itof at Wtokl Wachee, Florida,® cleans 684 square feat of windows each day. Not ouch an unusual feat until you consider that there windows are all 14 to 20 feet un­ der water. Chuck use* skin diving equipment while cleaning the win­ dows with steal wool. announce the association of J. BOYNTON SEM-O-REALTY "P A P P Y ” AS 01: It SANFORD REPRESENTATIVE FERN PARK, FLORIDA • FOR LAND’S SAKE CALL OFFICE PHONE TEMPLE 1-3)91 RESIDENCE FA 3-S9IS ACREAGE - GROVES • COMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES Be a two-car family...FREE! ■AM tka production o f rt. In August and September, Richard Nixon was to# dancing Ao tha old refrain o f “Daway-Doway-Do-lt-Agaln," and didn't deserve serious notice as a contender. But In October ha came to lift, and tha country could feel that there was a battle In tha making, Tha casa for Nixon Is that if ha'x defeated, wo may not have another chance to save private en­ Wall, tha count-down gaaa on, terprise within our lifetime. The but with t wuplt of week* In O - Republican platform and ticket tobor raaialning. I’m atilt stalling, leave • lot to bo desired, but a s 1 hot half my countryman art. Nison baliavaa that our relatival/ la c k la August, haring attended free economy can supply tha jobs, hath Coarantlans, tha ChurchllUan tho good*, the welfare facilities ring in Jack Kennedy'* promise to and “the weapons for tha loco's— aak for sacrifices of tha Amtri- while U» opponent baliavaa other­ caa poapi* had ma edging toward wise. Under Nixon wo could sxpact to his ranks. I promised nothing than Kennedy would soon promise to extend tho Eisanbowsr formula fasten more controls upon Agri- whore it seams to bo aound (such culture, and apparently is going •a allowing buainaaa, Industry and to stockpile steal In order to ralte tha Btate* to participate in bsalth plans, etc.), and to junk tho Elsenhowtr formula where it haa failed (as In continuing to accept farm auryluaaa). Aided by the partisan com peti­ tion af a divided government, Ninon should bo nbta to prevsnt runaway legislation (wa always havo too much, never loo llltla), By JAM FA KELLER and to maintain aomathlng Ilka f t U H CONCRETE WAR fiscal reenonsibllity, Hi* opponent H it UNDOING would Fsdsralieo all walfare, A youthful burglar left behind would put ovar domestic crash such a good impression in nn Ar­ progTsmi until tha mind reeled, kansan grocery atom ha had rob­ would ba swept along In tha tor­ rent Of Lunatic Liberalism with bed that It landed him in jail. Tho atara'a resourceful owner, which his party abound* and axasparalsd a t having his place which ha could hardly hope to looted sartrsl nights In succession, stem, Tha rare for Kennedy is that, h it upon n novel idea lor a trap. Ha poured Irsah cement around whils the country doesn't nerd In tha antranca of hia establishment bo revolutionised in a Rooxsvelaad waited for results. Sura tian Hundred bays, tha country onoagh, tha thlsf arrived, slogged dots need to ba shaken up. After through tha thickening mass and eight years of any party, it's nearly always lima for a change. Made off with hia booty. Police had litla trouble in locat­ Long ago wa ought to have taken ing tha 16-yaar-old youth, red­ tha laad in satellites and missiles. faced and thooa cave red with tha Wa had no huslnsss over being be­ •tic k / evidsnra. The money was hind the Russians, Our military recovered. Each of us Itavas airlift should hava been kept mod­ countless footprints, untold im­ ern Instead of requiring a belated pressions, behind ue—for belter or fare-lifting. Our foreign polity al­ fo r w orn—in tha course of a sin­ most everywhere ia feckless. Ken­ nedy says so—hie oppunent, fur gle day. In Lnngfsilow's words: “Liras of great men til remind whatever reason, denies it. Our leaders ought to stop quacking us, We ran msks our lives subliins. ‘‘peace, pepe" and warn the ruun And, departing, leave behind ui try that wa may have to fight a Footprints on the sands of except not to go steady with any of tho candidate*, but to play tt time.’* “Whatever you do, in word or fast and loose. in work, do nil In tho nnmo of tho It was a lucky vow, because Lord Jesus.' 1 war. Kennedy admits this, if only • r h o lm a n a l b x a n d b b WASHINGTON, D. C .-Y ou'd have ta sag tbara's a eawatdawe earning far thoaa of ua who aamtek our tiring la tka uaforgivj ig Mil of public comment. While tha columnist baa' m duly to v plck a winner," ba Isn’t worth tha stubble m Ua ckia If ba fan’t daatda wkkk presidential ticket Is tha battdr ia currant elreum- by Ed Koferba *44 C o m e in and win T u r n around and let ma aaa tha back* P a g e 4 —T u e s. 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Iowa rOle Miss Will Have To Scrap To Keep National Rating Spots J f OKLAHOMA!* Women Golfers Set Georgia's Tarkenton Is Chosen Program Back Of The Week In SEC Play The Sanford Women's Golf A nn. will present a different kind at program along with their weekIf tournament Wednesday at Mayfair Country Club. Pritea for a November tourna­ ment to be sponsored by the Flor­ ida State Benk in cooperation with the assovUiion will be dis­ played at a aleak cook-out at &:30 p, m. Wednesday. The tournament committee ii trying to enlist a large field of toilers for the meet, alto will have a revolving for the winner. The tegular Wednesday tourweek will be a two-ball, and play will be in the afternoon, followed immediately by the rook-out. Russians Horse ATLANTA (UPI) -Q uarterback Francis Tarkenton, the guiding arm of the Georgia Bulldogs, waa named Southeastern Conference Back or the Week today by the United Press International for leading the defending ’ champions past Kentucky. Tarkenton, AU-Sec quarterback last season, had been leading the conference in passing and total offense. But it wasn't until after Georgia's drama — packed, 17-13, victory over the Wildcats that he won the Back of the Week honor the first time thia season. In yardage Tarkenton was be­ low par. He hit on only alx of 13 passes for 67 yards and gained tittle rushing. But two of those passes were for touchdowns and it was a goal . line interception by Tarkenton or a Kentucky pass tbit1 saved the victory for the Bulldogs. Tarkenton has now completed 67 of 116 passes for 739 yards. Five of those passes have gone for touchdowns. TsrLccIcn'i chief competitor for UPl'a back of the week award was Mississippi quarterback Jake Gibbs. It waa the fourth time in alx weeks that Gibbi bis been runnerup and he won the honor last week. Gibbs waa eited for bring the unbeaten Rebels from a halftime deficit to a 10*7 victory nv*r Arkansas. Trailing 7-0 in the third period, Gibbs threw a 37 * yard touchdown pass to get the Rebels even and then directed a lategame, 34-yard drive that set up the winning field goal. Gibbi h is now passed for nine touchdowns He's scored four others wile completing 33 of 63 passes for 634 yards and his 668 total offense yardage places him right on Tarkenton'a heels. There was only one other back nominated but there were many stars this past week. The other nominee was Auburn fullback Ed Dyas who kicked two field goals, his fifth and sixth of the season, and led rushing in a 20-7 vic­ tory over Miami. The other stars: Florida quarter­ back Larry Libertore who ran 6d yards for a touchdown on the first play from scrimmage against the Louisans State: Georgia Tech halfback Billy Williamson who made a great pais interception and res 2! yard: ta scare against Tulane; fullback Maekie Weaver who scored two touchdowns in Mississippi State; and wingback Ken Waddell who scored twice on long reverses in Tennessee’s 33-0 rout of Chattanooga, Johnny Sain First Yankee Addition Made By Honk NEW YORK (UPI) -N e w York Yankee m anager Ralph Houk bad the nucleus of a coaching itgff today azd waa expected to com­ plete his board of strategy by mid-week. Houk, who vowed he would run his own team when he succeeded Casey Stengel, Monday selected Johnny <Sain as "my type ot pitching coach." Veteran third base coach F reak Crosctti waa re-htred for hie 30lh consecutive season with Use Yan­ kees. Othe possibilities lo round out the staff include Jim Hegan, Hank Bauer and Tommy Henrich. Sain, who formed a potent pitching combination with War­ ren Spain in the National League a decade ago, replaces Eddie Lopat. A 43-year-old former Braves and Yankee hurler, Sain retired from active competition ftva years ago. “I was out la the Yankee bullpen with Sain for several y e a n ," Houk tald, “ and I know and agree with the theories he bad oa pitch­ ing. Sain had to fight hla way to the top and he learned a let about pitching doing U.'* e ve * 7 0 Irish have lost four straight since i K*L*>'<M*M n * winning their opener, including a Entered In Race \PtRSMS/AL R ote tough 7-6 loss to Norlhwastern A * COHHiRMCS LAUREL. Md. tU Pl) - For the CHAHP; K M *A * last Saturday in the national TV third year in a row the Soviet Un­ HoAg* r o o e r game. 4 ■ B a c k iX rK g A c* : ion will start a horse in the $100,Minnesota, the fifth • ranked W ■*#£ '4 * 7 r/.HB 000 Washington. D. C. Internation­ team in the nation, prepi for Us W 7X1 *OCM R* R A f-T al, Nov. 11, while Lkranla will be battle against Iowa for the Big ~ )MV (XJTRHSXT txb M represented for the first time. T/3 P rtrrM XAH vAJ. Ten Conference lead on Nov. 3 The Russian Embassy in Wash­ A.VAY B ASK A !9 t? . by taking on a Kansas State squad ing!:® today r.:Iif;cd Laurel ex ih-i lies lust fire of six ccutlve vice president Joseph T. The Gophers best Michigan, 10-0, Cascarella that Zabeg, a 3 -yearto extend their streak to five vic­ tories. old, will race in the colors of the Missouri, one of the highest Soviet Union and that Zadorny, a scoring teams in major football ^ 3-year-oid, will represent the circles this season, faces "weak Ukraine. sister" Nebraska in a Big Eight Comerence tilt. The sixth-ranked Missourians mauled Iowa State, 34-3. to cement their hold on the league lead. NEW YORK ( lP I ) — The I960 Pittsburgh melon, including a in a Southwestern Conference World Series between the Pirates $230.00 check tor groundskaepor clash. Baylor pits its perfret rec­ and Yankees will long be remem­ Eddie Dunn. If It weren’t for the ord of five wins against Texas Chrlstisn, which has won two, bered as one of the oddest in the fact that the shares are voted oa before the S erin, Dunn conceiv­ lost two, and tied two others. history of the fall classic. a ^ Baylor, No. 7, kept ill record in­ It should also be remembered ably could have coma in for a tact ta> beating Texas AfcM, 14-0. as the one in which one of the bigger check, since many obtervPurdue, ranked eighth, gets a greatest number of players and era credit him with tailoring the chance to recover from the Iowa other team personnel shared in Forbee Field infield to the exact capabilities of the Pirates' field­ loss in a game against Illinois. financially. Washington’s No. 9 Huskies had The generous Pirales whseked ers. Certainly, one of the most gen­ to go ail out to nip Oiegon Slate, up their winner's share of $245,30-29, but do not anticipate the 300.12 into full shares of $4,417.91. erous acta on ihe part of the same trouble against Oregon, de­ while the equally generous Yan­ Pittsburgh players waa their vot­ spite Ike 4-1 record the Ducks kees divided their loser’s purse of ing a full share lo Slilar, the Hall have this season. $191,000.36 inlo full shires of $3,- of Famer who never before had ^ Ohio Stale, last of the top 10 214.64. a total of 30 Pirates and shared In World Series awag. Sir ranking reams, whipped Wiscon­ the same number of Yankees will ter, a bitting instructor, travels with the Bucs, lit* in the atands, sin, 34-7, and now mteia a Michl receive full shares. gan State squad that has lost to The Pittsburgh winning share is observes hitting atyle and then Iowa and w ai lied by Pittsburgh. the smallest since 1933 when each gives advice. Significantly, the Pi­ Other leading games thia Satur­ member of the Yankee team rates lu ll'd .276 as a team dur­ which beat the Dodgers In six ing the regular season. day: A total of 32 shared in the | F ail: Miami (Ohio) vs. Army; games got a check for $4,230 61. Cornell vs. Columbia, Yale vi. This year's lover's share was the Yankee cutup. Besidea the 22 Dartmouth, Princeton vs. Brown, lowest since 1932 when the Dod­ players doing the voting, Stengel ! and hla coaching staff of Ralph j Holy Cross vs, 31irquette, Rut gers each .received $4,200.64. gers • s. VHJfnffVi. *' *”*' Besides the 22 players who Houk (now manager), F r a n k South: Kentucky vs, Florida voted the Series split for the Pi- Croxettl and Eddie I>opat, trainer State, Auburn vs. Florida; Ala­ rales. manager Danny Murtaugh Gus Mauch, assistant trainer Joe bama vs. Mississippi Stair, Wake and his coaching ataff of Bill Soares amt clubhouse man Pete 1 Sheehy also will rereive full NEW YORK (L'PIl — Iowa's Forest vs. Virginia; Tulsa vs. Burwcll, Sam Narron. Frank and ; shares. It marked the first lime i Georgia. South Carolina vs. Mary­ Oceak, Mickey Vernon hustling Hawkeye* opened n 60that the players lud v o t e d land, Georgia Tech va. Duke, George Sisler also will get full point lead over Mississippi today shares, along with clubhouse man Sheehy a full share smre hr has in the United Press International North Carolina vs. Tennessee. Midlands; Northwestern va. In­ John llallahan and trainer Danny been with the cluh dating back weekly major college football rat­ about 23 years. diana. Michigan vs. Wisconsin, Whalen. ings. Oklahoma vs. Colorado, Iowa 1 tails Arroyo, whose dutch re Six other players, moat of whom Twenty-two members of the 35o State vs Oklahoma State. spent part of the season with the lief pitching tale in the season man Ul'l Bonn! of Coaches se­ Southwest: Texas Tech vs. Rice, Pirales. will receive half shares was instrumental in the Yankees lected low a ,in tins nation's No, I winning the American League team white .Mississippi garnered Arkansas vs. Texas AAM, South­ of $-.204.97, coach Leonard Levy will get a quarter share along pennant, will get a three quarter ern .Methodist vs. Texas. only seven fiist place votes com­ West: Southern California vi. with pitcher Earl Francis, and share of $3,910, while Data I-ong. pared to 16 in last week's ballot­ REM-EMRIE CttVAIR » ? i- T R € TRICKS TRAT BE6JM WITH 4 WHEELS AM A FRCSW K M Stanford. Utah vs. Wyoming, batboy Bobby flecker will get a the pinch hitter deluxe purchased ing. from the Glints for the atretch North C.iroIina State vs. UCLA, check for ll.uoo.oo. That Rampside modal you sea is nearly two feet shorter then a conventional pickup, ta t it haa over 20 c*. I t The Hnwkrytw, who replaced A total of 30 players and other drive, will get a two thirds share Washington Slate vs. San Jove more capacity The Corveir 93 panel (Corvan) often 101 cu. ft of Ihe moat accasaibla load apace you ever sew. Oio Miss in first place last week State. team personnel shared in the ot $3,476. TWnk of up to 1.900 pounds of whatever you haul riding on a highly maneuverab'e. light hendllng fff-tneh wheel­ by a slim six-point margin, to­ base. Thai ti give you an Idee of Corveir 93 efficiency. This le a beauty. Has 4-wheel Independent lutpenslon. taled 331 points while the Ttrhels § remained second with 23!. An Integral body-lrame build. Exceptional comfort and visibility. And a thrifty air-eoolid rear engine that never Defending champion Syracuse needs water or anUfreoie or radiator repairs. You've nave* soon trucks like those beforel retained third place with 238 point* .Minnesota replaced Navy as the No. 4 tram w<th 203 points and the Middies dropped lo fifth phue with 195. Rounding nut the top 10 were Missouri 173. Baylor 119, Ohio TMSMR-SMtMC CRCYR01CTS-W0RTR MOM K C M SC TREY WORK M0M1 Srat« J 4S Washington 39 and Once around the block In thie k l and you'll never oe satisfied with a frgni-aiie buck again. The differeooe ie Michigan State 26. 'A Michigan Stale was the onlythat noticeable. You actually fee] the advantages ol independent front suspension In the almost total absence newcomer to the top 10, moving ol I-beam shimmy end wheel fight. The driver rides easy, tho load's better protected, tirei take less abuse, from Kllh lo 10th place. Turdue the whole truck is subiocted lo tar less damaging road anock ami vibration. You find you can move fatter skidded from eighth to Mth place over rough trails and off the road to get more done In a day. Efficiency goee up. Profit* after dropping a 21-H decision to follow. Stop by your dealer's and look over the whole tine—both types of Chevy trucks. Iowa. lulled Press International Top-ranked Iowa and runner-up Misiiuippi. extended to the lest whistle in weekend games, face renewed resistance this Saturday while the remainder of the na­ tion's leading college football powers hope to draw a collective breath against weaker opponents. Iowa, which had to put down a last naif upriiing by Purdue fu win, 21-14. reaches for Its sixth straight victory, against a Kan­ sas team that lost its only game to Syracuse this season. Mississippi overcame Arkansas. 10-7, on a 39-yard field goal by Allen Green in the final three seconds and now meets Louisiana State, the learn that handed the Rebels their only loss last year. I .SI' is minus All-American Billy Cannon this’time, but the Tigers arc keyed up for the contest and also are hoping to revenge a Su­ gar Bowl setback by Mississippi on New Vear's Day. Third-ranked Syracuse, ready to reclaim its old No. t ranking should the lop two laltcr, showed signs of old power by defeating West Virginia, 130 end now turns toward Pittsburgh. The Orange •men are riding on a airrak of 16 consecutive victories. Pitt has a 2-2-2 mark this season. Joe Bellinu, who set a Navy season scoring record in the Mid­ dies’ 27-0 rout of Pennsylvania, looks forward to increasing the fourth - ranked Midshipmen's chances of a national champion­ ship against unc of the weakest Notre Dame teams In years. The Winners Get $8,417 Each As Series Loot Is Divided By Pirates, Yanks NOW FOR ’61... 2 TOTALLY DIFFERENT TYPES OF CHEVY TRUCKS! Iowa Opens Lead Over Ole Miss In Major Ratings We J o i n W i t h Kay Shoemaker In W e l c o m i n g All Pro sp ective Homeowners To The — Tennessee headed the second to group and was followed in order by F.ice. Arkansas, I’urdue, Kan­ sas, Duke ard New Mexico Tut*. Wyoming and Colorado tied for M llth place votes, Iowa picked up nine second-place ballots, two third-plans votes and two fourthplace votes The points are dis­ tributed on the basis of 10 for a first place vote, nine for second piece, etc. Medallion Home Open House RAVENNA PARK S u n d a y , October 30th THE WONDERFUL SMITH - CORONA ELECTRIC PORTABLE Regular 1161.50. Temporary low price only $119.31) p tut ll» f $ Other portable prices in p roportion "** pftrr* * *w **rra---- I1AY NFS OFFICE MACHINE CO. Typewriter* • Adding Machine* • l'a<h Itegiatcra 3 t t Magnolia Are. Sanford. 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The brief order vacated a lower court dedaion which banned the read Inga under a •'ecmpulaory” reading law that haa ainca been modi (led. The caaa waa brought to the high Court by the Ablngton Town* ■hip, Fa., ichool dietriet which appealed a dedaion by a three Judge court whlrh ruled unconeUtullonal a Fennrylvania state law which aaid a public tchool teacher muat open each echool day with the reading of 10 Bible vertea or faca dlemiaaal. nended last DeThe law waa amended camber to strike out the “com* puleory" feature n(( tths Rihls hir i a tesrhsr to ■ion. It now requires excuse any child from attending the Bibta reeding on written re* quaat of tha parent!. Ike Expected To Set Refugee Board LYM A N JO U R N A L IS M R D IT O R IA L S T A F F include* Lunchroom Group Guests At Dinner nacK row; im to rtgni: nancy uo u u er, »«*n nriuvu, Frank Loeaer, Frad Heath. Front row. left to right: Gall Lovelace. Judy Pctnwki, Clarence Hood, editor; and Griffin I-antlrua*. Semloole County Lunchroom A nn. member* held their Oetober meal In | aa gueita o( the StokelyJefferies Institutional rood Co., with Pioeereat School ■■ host. The memberi were icrvcd a steak dinner followed by a brief talk by Charles P. Hardee o( tha Btokely Co. Door priuu were won >y Mtse Helen Harris and Mrs, Loutie H atty. A ihort bueineaa meeting was presided over by the preiident, Mrs. Majorle Bryant. Mr*. Lu­ cille Feiler, district representa­ tive, invited all memberi to at­ tend the district meeting in Or­ lande' Nov. 3. Puerto Ricans Split Over Church Order SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico (UPI) —Puerto Ricans appeared on the verge of a bitter amt serious split today over a bishops' pastoral letter ordering Roman Catholics not to vote for the parly of in­ cumbent Gov. Luis Mu nos St arm. Sunday church incidents stun­ ned the predominancy Catholic ami it waa feared the conmight have repercussions on the U. S. presidential campaign. Some parishioners booed Arch­ bishop Jamas P. Davis, ranking prelate, in an unprecedentad action he went into San Jusn Cath­ edra! to read tha letter, others ap­ plauded him. At the town c i Arecibo, Mrs. Munos Marin, tha governor's walked out of San Felipe with a large group Ihe letter • reading, ami the priest, tha Rev. William Crowley, called after them, "Get . . .you are not wanted." For the first time in two cen­ turies, pickets paraded in front of San Ji.an Cathedral, rsrrying posters protesting the teller which Munos Marin denounced aa “in­ credible” medaval interference in election being held under the U. S. flag and the Puerto Rican Constitution which recognises se­ paration of church and state. REPORTERS FOR THE l-Y-HI NEWS tie: left to riKltt: Bill Mulier, Jerry Hupp, Mario Dobbs, KuK«ne Phillippu, Kaye Clark anti Diane Wharton, Hunted at tha The first of Seminole County's high school Journalism Clubs has been organised at the Lyman High School and several issues of its paper, the LY-IH NEWS has been published. Teacher and sponaar fur the group is Mrs. Barbara Hughes. typewriter which was bought with profit* from the first two inauen, in Brenda Day. Herald Photo.*) cartoonist, Palsy Waters, and re­ porters, Kaye Clark, Linda Cook. Brenda Day, Marir Dohbs, Bill Maher, Eugene Phillippi, Jerry Rapp and Diane Wharton. The I.y-Hi New* ia made up of srncral school news, editorials, a full aport* page, a page on the school organisations and clubs, a school activity calendar and a literary section. The paper comes out every two yearly. With some 30,000 different weeks and ia sold for 10 cents titles, the same nanira reappear a copy. The group now is working on their fourth issue. on thn heat selling list with the legularity of the dictionary. New parents apparently are the gniernment'* biggest bloc nf read­ ers. "Infant Care" holds the tec nrd nf 12 million copies sold since Us original appearance in IOH. Second ami third place go to "Prenaial Caro" and “Your Child from One to Six." Oscar'* Tacksg* Store haa add­ The coming rhallengor of recent years la ‘'Your Federal Income ed nn air conditioned cocktail 'I'ax" according to C. W. Buckley, lounge. It ia newly completed, and superintendent nf documents. The open (or dancing nightly, with live publication* urigirialr in various music on Wednesday, Friday and j»«v * riu n en L act-one and cover the Saturday evenings. According to field from atomic encigy to ants. ()»«*; llc.idr.x, proprietor, there “It’s a wonderful way for the will Im no cover, no minimum, and public to benefit front the re­ prices will hr tsaaouabie. “Chief" search, experimental ion and te- Cooper ha* been 'appointed head suit* of all aspects of government bartender. Oscar’s is two miles east of Pnrk Ave. on 'J5th St. work," Buckley said. Ths "bookstore" as hr terms the printing oflicr, gros-ed a rccoid jit million in the lest fiscal year. 1‘ricaa range from five tenia to ninth-place “Septic Tank Care" to |T4 for a book of airport plans. There are IT members in the class. These are editor, Clarence Hood; business editor. Gad lovela ce; editorial staff, Fred Heath, Frank Lowser; sports editor, Griffin Landrcas; circulation man­ ager Dan Brazil!, copy k - J c.., Judy Petroski, Nancy Cloutier; Government Has Best Seller List WA8IIINUTON (U PI)—Yearly, anonymous authors turn out low cost best-sellers for a major Amer­ ican publishing house—the U. S. government. The Government Printing Of­ fice answeis worldwide demands far about 60 million publications Nemo Was Just Out For Walk, But He Was Misunderstood t * Day Det*taping Service SEMINOLE • DeBARY COUNCIL WIKBOLDT CAMERA SHOP P . O. BOX 1M Sanford. Fla. NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not be responsible for any debts incurred by anyone other than myself. M. L. EVERHART NOT RESPONSIBLE 1 will not bn responsible foi aay debts iwenrrnd by anyone other than myself. CLEVELAND T. BROWN NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not be responsible for debts incurred by anyone other then myeetr. GUB S. LEF. BIG S E L E C T I O N S JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Au­ thorities disclosed Sunday that s federal grand Jury has indicted a 2iJ->aar-ol(l Euitls banker on cnargea of misappropriating near­ ly Ml,000 from the Eustis National Bank and Trust Co. last year. The indictment charges Robert E. Kilpatrick with IT violations of federal banking laws. The indict­ ment was returned last week but not made public until Sunday. The FBI said Kilpatrick has been the object of a nationwide hunt since he disappeared on At-g. 9, 19S9, becoming a prime suspect in the large scale embeulement. NAME IM P R IN T With 13.00 or ntura order Special 10% Discount ON BOXED ASSORTMENTS PO W ELLS 117 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. FA 2*5842 Lyman Starts Journalism School Program ARLINGTON, Tex. (UPI) Nemo took a walk and it scared ths dickeri A. J. Rankin and hia friends. It heppentd Monday when Ran kin, an engineer hie Texas amt Pacific Railroad, took Charles I„ Cornell and two other m»n out to survey some property. The glass in the field was shunt Ihtee feet tall. Curnett stooped to adjust some of the gear they were using when he hesid one of the others scream: "Look out, Charlie. There's a lion that’a going to Jump nn you.’ The four men mada the 1,0l>0 feet beck to their ear in a dead heal. latter, it wae learned Nemo tha lion is a nnt-year-old pet nf V. C. Masters and in generally kept in a cage in his office at Masters Electric Company. Olive in a while ho takaa a walk for a little air. Nemo haa had his big fangs taken out, and has been rteciawed. He Is well liked by most of the Gator Bowl Looking residents of the area and probably JACKSONVILLE (UPI)—Mia- just wanted to make friends. taaippi, Syracuse, Navy and Flor­ ida were under top consideration hah jam Start teof Memorial by the Gator Bowl aelecticn eomGifts in the far A total HEART for poeRESEARCH . .Itiatatiillh. lets year btatl Acknowledged PUT A SNAPSHOT IN EVERY LETTER to further embarrassment by |g. noring it In her clothing. If her feet toe in. for instance, choose shoes to blend with Ihe rest of her clothing. A contrasting color will make them more obvious. The booklet advised building child's wordrobe around outdooV clothing, the «»me as an adult wardrobe should be planned around costs. Choose dresses and separates in entors to go with her coats, snowsuits. jackets and sweaters, so she won’t have coio n etaihing. AU three publications are avail­ able from the ILGWU's Uninn Label Department. Box 1491, GPONew York 1. N. Y. • Kilpatrick Sought In Eustis Case Mystery Asthma Attacks Strike NEW ORLEANS (CPU - A total of ITS asthma suifereri (tied through New Orleans hospitals in 24 hours in one of the wont of a series of mysterious attacks that have plagued the city in Ihe past year. Authorities said two per­ sons may have died o( asthma. Doctors planned to perform autopsies today on two Negroes, Audrey Bailey and Edward Wil­ liams. They said they were be­ lieved to have been killed by •evrre allarka of asthma. There was aome fog in the area Sunday night and temperatures were rising. No one knows what rallies the attacks, hut they seem to hit Ne­ groes harder than whites. Of the IRS persons treated at Chanty Hospital in the 2t hours ending at ft a. m., only 12 were white. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Deputy presidential assistant Robert E. Merriam, after a consultation Monday 'with Gov, LeRoy Collins said he felt sure President Eisen­ hower would establish a com* mitlce to deal with the problems of the Influx of Cuban refugees Into Florida. Merriam aaid be would recom­ mend setting up a committee of federal, state and local officials to help find Jobs, provide public assistance to the poor and have children admliied to schools. He said immigrations officials estimate about 32.300 Cubans have entered the United Stales since Fidel Castro took power in Januray, 19S9. About U per cent liyc la Florida, he said. Merriam said the federal gov* ernment cannot act until it knows more about the numucr of refu­ gees who need aid and how much they can aid themselves. The committee would supply the infor­ mation, he said. Tips on fashion Iram tha crawl­ er to eollego girls stage are eovered in the three newest consum­ e r service publications from the International Ladita* Garment Workara Union. The pamphlets are called, “ How to Dress Your Little Girl," giving advice oa purchasing for the two to 10-jear-olds; “MotherDaughter Guide to Fashion." for girls 10 to 14; ind “ College Ward­ robe," for the older girl*. Now, about turning the tomboy Into a fashion piste. The first booklet advised “ bright, gay, sturdy, easy-to-cleaa clothes." It suggested "sweaters and skirts, ovcrblouses, Jumpers, knits, stretch ski pants and boxy coats. Leotards instead of socks or stockings that fall down will look neater and keep her out of trou­ sers—some of the time." For a tomboy’s party clothes, choose tafreta, wool er sateen, not fluffy organdy. T.tt booklet on dressing the two to 10 group also advised on dress for tha demure and sby girls. For the demure, it suggested pretty, but not tricky clothes. Dark Vic­ torian colors, such as garnet red, violet, deep blue, dirk greens and brown. Choose small, precise prints; velvet, lace or starched white collars. For the shy child, select sim­ ple lines, end don’t overdress her. Choose easy-rare clothes so that If she spills food at a party, scolding won't be necessary. If she hat a bad feature, don’t lead SANFORD, F L A . what else can be delivered Business d fj? Briefs PRESTIGE THIS ECONOMICAL HOT WATER SERVICE! St WfLCQME WAfiOfl JONH WOOD AUT0MAIII U T H HI AIM! S Mr*. Margaret Rapp • SANFORD GAS COMPANY 219 K. lit S t FA t-STII Natural Gaa For Sanford V k 7.1U14 W ELCOM E W A G O N bescties the Sanford Herald? Call FA2 - 2611 11 �if f M r l Tue«: Oet. 28. li*0— P « » T fm ljl 0aaA CUbby: Television \ ». By Abigail Van Buren married you for your money.” How do you top a comedian iike that? GRACE UKAR ABBV: I rent a room to « worn„ n whose husband is dolnjr time. She works nights in a cafe and l will say this ^ , r her—she is decent end is loyal to her man. There is one thing wrong with her. Abbv. She talks about her husband lik* he was away at Harvard. She i< forever bragging about how "he is there only because he took the blame for somebody else" nnd "his term was five years but he is getting out sooner tor good be­ havior." I know she deserves a pat on the back, but she is getting on nor nerves with all her bragging. How can we quiet ■ ler down in a H ite way? NKKNKS ON EDGE y. i DEAR GRACE: Why try? DEAR ARRV: I wish to supplement your answer to "Hurt Hostess" concern­ ing her refusal to accept a gift-wrapped ran nf coffee, lt’a time people realized that SOME folks do not always want to be on the receiving end. I know a few people who want to do nil the giving and buying and npvrr any taking. As a result 1 avoid then) because they embarrass and obli­ gate me. I can pay my own way and want to reciprocate but am deprived of this pleasure. Chronic givers must h a \r som e sort of inferiority complex that compels them to "buy" their way. Pl.’ase pass the word on to others who insist on giving and refuse to accept. JOHN J. DEAR NERVES:If .-he wants to "pat her<elf on the bnck"—let her. And add your praise. If there were more women iike your roomer .there would be fewer "repeaters.” A convict needs to know he has som eone who loves him to com p home to. tit* t.:i ii Ml lift Tilk •ill IH I t* T U E S D A Y P . M. fti to tiM f.n sw s.S tsrU (Ii Hiinwtir Petrel ii> .Ma«e»r* i*> rsaptsa chide# i*i xtia-ri* Ns** sSt Huatlrr • Brinkley i * i ViXln». i t , J.j U* Hair 111 Nut S'«r Hire !»> Anstrks* Clsll Wsr Hi Itruf r#a»r*a 111 Uaramia ill InttrniU Calling i*i Hu** llunny (Si KKIsman til Kais-r Known Beil C i Atfrstj llltrhcoch t«> Debit nulls South Seas Backgrounds Make Two Enchanted Evening Shows •i sun Tier Niva ounce Ry FRKt) DANZIG must b# seen to lie believed. The story Sunday night was a mobster United Press International ■*i l;«r I'rss. i ' i b I hI i i s version of Somerset Maugham's *.*# i*i js;j i ».>i*eh Wssi NKW YORK (LTD—Some rn • • « C l Th: tiler “ Moon and Sixpence." In this ill Turn Until H/mnr chanted evening. plot, the artist who sought soli DEAR AltRY: Is it proper, when eat­ SCn 111 )t aiS *Wall on Television was » Soulh pa­ J#;## John Drown* Halit lode m sn island studin turned ing in a restaurant to a*k for a paper bag cific feiiital Sunday niglit as nut tn be a forger who specialized 1*1 All -a PiMCuts • i • to take home the meat one has not finish­ 1" *•! i*i liatrj Xlnora l*li«w NBC-TV’a Dinah Shnrr went U- in fake Gaugins. ed rnting? This is NOT for the dog. vnu in.In i Si Aan-t'i aiiiH*'o U*ti ® DEAR ABHY: My problem is a vul­ land-hopping in James Michcncrll.se iti sn4 ill it) a m Neat, eh? Our hero, portrayrd understand. CONSERVATIVE iliat i*i vx saltier gar husband. All summer ht, mowed the land while AHi'-TV n a i running hy George Dotenz, said things 11:11 i * i »>•< * lawn in his swimming trunks. His excuse off part o! it* South Seas adveti like. ''Here is the only true hapi*t )lu, ta DEAR CONSERVATIVE: It's proper. It was he wanted to get a tan. 1 said it borlure series, “ The Is!.indc,rs." c i J , » I'aar pines* and I'll kill i? I have tn intelligent and acceptable. lit* C l .Nana dred on indecency. He ^nid he was on his With TV otii-ring a double to keep it," and "I feel as though • • • i/o it property and was breaking no laws. I scoop of Polynesian pomade and t enultl paint the whole world with WEDNESDAY A. M. _ For Ailin'* pamphlet. "What Teen'Ihrcatrm ni to m o r ,( li,c asked. "What would the neighbors think tklll) ro7f>,T Jud .mil Lett THDUgh I II 1 2» *l*n on ngrrs Want To Know.” send 25 cents and cal boost for beachcombing atnee strength left to paint the stars." if I went nut in the front yard attired like I ts C l ('unUnxolst Clis*ri'"iw I. "U ill Tildas —Das* Uarraaar a large, self-addressed, stamped envelope Sir laiurcnce Olivier did vvhal he that?" livery one Gripes T la i * i Wasissr in care of thsi paper. nove refers to as the sandals-amt- > His paint mixer was hi* wife, He replied, "They'd probably think I Mu i l l Wak* Ip Csrloan IS* i Si Nan a ttraw bit in "The Moon and Six­ a lovely native girt played hv I an (S) Nsw* pence" almost one year ago, 1 Nohu McCarthy, He also had his l ilt It) C*|l*1n Esnaerw* decided to la>e it up to the limit. mollter-ln law around. Incidental IS (t! Ounidown N ias *.*» C l tba Turned on boih TV sets in order iy, the mother-in law was heard Iti Itonpir Room to avail myself of the sarong cir­ to complain, just before she was III Karlwau Kauarn Color Makes adl l!l Hnoti amt Baildlaa cuit sights. shot, that it was hard for her to *.!•• (I) Dine Dune Pi Haul How did the double-channel m>akr friends on tha IM aniL heJJ *:** ill Nawa • Imaralaw* _____ l l L l t - i t . - * tLowiwt*------- -eraastrig- twn—nnve—•,mr?“ ‘Weii, i ~ ” A Backgmmulcause of that son-in-law. Kven in iS.tt C l Paul* ha Ul hrre'a a hint: At one point Miss this island paradise, you see, It’, ill Pti*m*j*r SIMi)a l)> limit Shore was sajing, ' These are en II. 11 ill I’lar Tour ttunah chanted Glands, and so beauti­ gripe, gripe, gripe, Any bow, before th# hou ill Vldse Village ful," while on ARl'-TVa show, passed, four person* were dead, l*rla* la Hiffhl ^f'Tropic Plum, Orange Ite, said, ">uu could work a ‘harmony’ most sought. One very popular ll.t# iti ISI I I.ore L,ury "But ttvey'v# accepted me a* By VERNON ACOTT the bad buys were parking Ihrir mostly hy gunfire. The artist, i l l Marntng Court H ,a doth, Finer aid Isle. Swiss idea with Tropic Plum." I could color Is called "Black Pearl." part nf th# group, and halp ant rods and sailing off on a murder HOLLYWOOD IUPI) Ru*» MS# III I .as a Thai Hub Think what you can (to with that! indeed. This i* a perfect color naturally, stuck to Maugham'* Chocolate.. No. the*# color lone for my "a lte r forty" ladlrl, Cnacantralien mission to aome remote island in script and died in the fir# that Tamblyn. freshly out of the U.S. in showing m« the ropes. Many of the colors hive been II ls C) III Th* Cltar tlorlion "It's > peculiar position k> b# the Indonesia group. Something also destroyed his paintings. Quite naa’.cs arc not color lor clothes, It was interesting to hear how inspired hy paintlnc* nf the great Army, sold today maneuver* with la. It's almost like being accepted for everyone. WEDNESDAY V. M. but lor CARPETS! These arc ele­ carpel follows fashion. Of course, Spanish misters and I found that an original show, the Field Artillery wer# i pleas­ into ■ club. In fact, thera'a • Nredlrss to add, Miss Shore had gant culun to go with the new l.ees Carpets have patterned car­ nylon or wool take In color with II.SI (!) Truth *r Caniaeusncte Th# cold, cheap Irreverence ure compared to the beating he * strong gang feeling among th# It) ,a ,a ot Life th# belter ahow. Her color hour FaCimn In Elegant# in the world pet* ami handsome design, as equal beauty and depth, that typifies this s e rin can per­ i t i 'I'll, t a i l a cat: about th# gangs in tha story. So, have color at your feet and ti l ! i l l Mtirch f o r Tamorraw blended studio production num haps lie rapturril by this sample; j taking In a new movie. ul l-'.nhinn, Irom rlothra to hall, well, but today the plain carpets For the past month 25 year old "Thus# ot ua who belong to th# bees with film clips of Tahiti(Si l j u . r u )'ur A Day jewelry, lurs shoes and acres ii. luscious Fashion colors and as a background for your person­ William Reynolds, as Sandy Wade ( 1) It Cuuid II* Ton amna - Fiji • Moore* - Balt is an a d v e n t u r e r , is prowling Buss has In-t-n dancing some 10 •Jets' stick together against th# keyed to Iruiti and jewel* arc the ality. »or!c : II SS ill (jutdln* t.tchi land scenery, rhoruvea and high- through th# Island flora with his hours a djy for his role in “ West- guys tn tb# 'Sharks.' TH*r* hav# 1:01 IS) Dr. Ilii<ll«sa J a u r n a l ® yu.iin O'lirady, head of deii*n •ve# been aom# fights bs tv s s a i*i About r*ca* velocity hip oscillators, female helper. Dune Brewster, and he side Story." and prjilucl m an lier ot the (amI S* III TUX "In ihe Army 1 could sleep at th# two groups. variety. Superimposed, electronic­ says to her, "We'd heller case ous '.nirrlcan lirm of James Lee* I IS It) I'rosaroaila nigiit and forget about the next “ Any way you look at It. Ms# ally, onto the tropical settings the rest of the island." t i l * (Si Sa* Primus*# B«al and Sun* Company, gave me an l*i As Th* World Tura* day’s activities," he explained. Army was # cinch compared to were Dinah» fellow travelers, exciting "m an'i eye view" in the I rest my rai#. 1 It C l T# II* Annuuneid “ Now I lie awake counting out making thla movie." eomedian Jonathan Winters and J.04 ,*« full Clrxl* world of “color at your leet." complicated ilanc# step*. It) Day ta Court lha Marquis Chimps. He told mo that when he liral ■la Ja n Vlurra) tilt a • "It takes more than Just being Winters Come* Through Ju st Can't Beat I I* i * i A r t M n k l a t t e r okayed the color Tropic Plum in good physical condition. I'm tn all Itssd T* Rrallly t fesred for Mr. Winters when he thought it would be fun to at) 1.01*1!* Toune tnaw top shape right now, hut the hu­ he had to do a comedy “hit while Life In America CHICAGO (U P h —Brenda !.*•'*1 y_ Save the T-ist Pence Fnr IS* all Slilltanslr* have such a high-fashion coUir lurroundeil hy those appealing lit­ a l l o a t, ih* Clorb I.OS ANtiKlJJS t i n ' l l - Tama* man body can tak# only so much for display window! and In have recording a I “ I Want To Be Me. The Pride rs _ ( t ) Touaae Dr, Malaa* tle scene stealers, the rltimpanKaltat, a Hung.in.in Immigrant punishment. — f a c ia l sellings hy name design- Wanted" h-ld first place in th* n Th» x a id lc i fa Taara FOR — *— Yoss T alk Tat* Mueh. J e e i t * <all "Th* dancing Is a combination lees. Hut I should have known Tram Thaa* R.-oia now working at Callech as a re­ era and decorators. "But," says Wedding* III Who Da Too Trail of ballet and Jazz acrobatics. I've United Tres# International top 2*1 J 01**1 better. It was th# monkeys that search engineer, said he knew I St ill slab* Kaom far Dadd* Mr. OTirady. "we ran l keep it llirthdaya My llesrt Has A Mind of it) Brlgbitr liar needed help. Old Jonathan vim# things were good in America — nrvrg- worked so hard m my in slock. Women love it and it 1* record survey today for th e sec AnnivrraarfM (I) Aasarlran Bandana* life " It* Own Connie Francis. through by treating (lie uncooprr •newly’ exciting lor modern olid atraigh'. week. I IS ill Sirrll Slot at hut a JtoO'L’l 2ii check payable tn ut'KN Friday Evsnlnga Tamtilyn has danced In other S lo It) Kde* af Night alive dump* to hi* best top ser­ him was just too goud. V- Mr. luster. I.arry Verne, home*." Mr. O'lirady also said C losed W ednesday p . M. Bui the liiiftn * kept step in 1 Z1 Her*'* llall) ■ and pictures — “ Tom Thumb'' and geant manner. He got them to, that another reason is because so a— So Sad. Kvrrly Brother*. l.tt C i siovla GWALTNEY J#wtler "I dreamed for a few minute* “Seven llride* and Seven Broth­ th- runnel up *p"t with their a* he put R, “shape up or ahlp i l l Pact* Wall m:“1y “after lorty" couples, as 341 R. Park PA 1-4144 7 — Georgia On My Mind. Ray of what this would buy and then ill Papaya P1*)haua* er*"—but admit* he faked th# out.’* xu a* women living alone, are waxing of “Pave the I.aat Panr* Charles. WATCH REPAIRING •; I# iti W’aody Waadparbar I came hark to reality," intricate ateps, for Ate." “Th# Islander*" is a show that iSi t.aaa Rsnaar living up old homes (there's no 'the check was a refund to him I— Don't B* Cruel. Rill Black “ In most pictures the actors help to keep them going) ami aie - Ci'nnir Krsiu-i*’ version of "My lomno. ' from Paclflr Telephone Co, and arc coddled, and when they think llcurt Hu* w Mind of Its Own’’ f in in g into apartments or small Unanswered I'kssw C##t siiuuui L ,i,, fnr *2! ?!. t h e ; « li i'l enough rehearsal they 3— Poetry in Motion. Johnny modern houses. They want and wax unable to hang onto the No. call a halt themselves," Hu«* M O N EY ! fiHotson. 1 spot. It dropped to fourth as need new carpeting. The faacinatMermaids at Weekl Wschee, said. Ill— Stay. Maurice Williams A ing array of rich color will pro­ Joe Jones’ rendition nf “You Talk S p r t m r of Iho liv* iiir r m sid i tn "It's ta-y 'o be spoiled that Too Much” leaped into third po­ The Zodiacs. vide a new look and they go well Floriiln, sta y u n d e r witter two way. You find yourself gold brick with a blending of wonderful old sition from th* No. H *p<d. II— Theme From The Apart h u m s and f i f te e n m inutes each ing ami telling things take their I.arry Verne’s version nf “ Mr. men!. and trea*ured pieies nf furniture il#y, 1 hey sta y u n d e r 15 m inutes course. But not nn this picture. I as well »s modern and new furni­ Custer" rommued to drop, falling 1!— Deed or Angel Bobby Vee. each shmx* su d s w im three shows "What's more, 11 members nf from fourth to ftfth, while th# 13— I^t ■ Think About laving. ture. e a c h day, t h e i r b ilue 'sty piohlem the original cast are In the pic­ ) Hs, told that women are Kverly Brothers recording of “So Rob Lumen. is t h e weight u( t h e w a ter Itself, ture. This also makes It tough considering pale white or “color- Sad" followed, sinking from fifth II— Chain Gang Sam look*. xxtill h tori eases one half pound on fnr me. They ve hern with the {jf<* beige'' walls s t the proper In sixth. 11— The Twist. Chubby Check­ every nqiniitt Inch of their bodies 1 allow for four years, making CALL FA 2-8627 Hut the No. 7 tune. “ Georgia er. •^o with" idea for gorgeous car' for each foot they descend. I career of It. On My Mind," an oldie with a 13— Tonight* ilia Night. Th# pet color*. On# sample bit I saw was label­ modern freshness, went from the Shlrelite. ed ’ Rapiherry.’’ How exciting! 1.1th spot on the power of Rsy 1 7 - Steep. Sleep LHtle Willie Think of a white haired w«man Charles' voue. John. When you attend the The top in included numbers wearing Raspberry" lipstick to It— A Million To One. Jimmy harmonize with ner carpet! Mr indicate position l»*t week: Charlei. t — I Want To Be Wanted O'lirady agreed. "Maybe," he I*— Blue Angel. Roy Orhison. jn— Lett Dale. Floyd Cramer Tamblyn Says Army Is A Cinch; Compared To Dancing All Day Brenda Lee's Recording Tops Among Record Survey In U. S. OPEN DAILY CROSSWORD APRON!* I. Carbon paitkl* I, Mirror reflections tl. Unadulter­ ated t l A catch tmach.) U lListed ovtr Uk Poksr staka 1*. V.ndicatod 19. U!gilder 20. Pikslik# fish SI. Rat st 13. Japan tea coin )S. Resulted a legs! scree 33. Dismay (var.) DOWN M. Jocular xwrtfuy »y. • Frot eh Party dre w _ fabru 34. Battk* 3. Bay wdndire Of Brill I. Arcona M. Phases u hdi M. Cxaeava^ v rith 4. Psraoaxl bread j rronnun drink iHlaHse’l U n a 27. Des7. DUMB nsUvs ignating 21. A golf a dy*d 5. Firet book stroke nf th# silk Uibi# 10. 'The IU tsji" 10. Male off* j.Bag author 10. Never#li­ eprtn* It. Aesop ta! : Dag's nrl t Travelers' 34. Lend xemaatton homes measuret afchr.) It. Bitter , ■U. Yorm of w trh ✓ U. Tantalum trap(eym.) shoo ling IS. Subtract* I” r" r* 34. Impaired a by disuse i. M. Kitchen TUMt i tl. Mohemrr.edaa Mint ii U. fabulous bird N> SS. Roman dlvta* law Id. rexr.il# It.Otoepaetad 1* % m % % r r if % 4if % ii ‘ trarpe,--— formence 43. Run ***>■ id. Reddish pifmut 47. Test lv# gilAtring ?r TT if 'S % 11 % V/ 77“ J9. Bounder# 4L Cavalry si ■sewed ( m .) 41 Demons tn - s 1 “ T “ T~ r - a - TT TT % TT 4 d 1JT \ ■XT 41 d 1 4? Channel Swim The Oiannet S * ln : Robert Young will stir In a new halfhour filmed series, according tn a joint announcement by Young, producer Lugene Rodney and CBS TV. The icri#i, billed ** "a warm, human, comedy format," is being developed in Hollywood for programming in the 1961 fiJ ie*mn. Young* “ Father Knows Rest" series currently M being re run on CBSTV. Cssey Stengel, th# legendary b**«h#:i manager, turn* up as P#rry Coma's guest for Wedneidsy, Nov 2 Appesrtng with Cssey will be two Pittsburgh Pirates' star*, cstcher Hal Smith and piicher F.lmy Fare. On Nov. 2. AHC-TV'i “ Queen fnr ■ Day" will announce that women miy apply by mall fnr In appearance net • special ' Qu#«n" program ta be aired in January. Previously, only appli­ cants who appeared at the TV studio could hop# t* g#t on the show. Jam#* Coburn, who portrays th# villain, Jeff Durain, on NBCTV a ‘Klondike" series, has had his 13-week contract renewed for T t r jxrTrio!her If 1*1111 “ qutttt will he ' Thi» to Your Life's" Sunday, Oft. 10. guest of honor. • HOUSE Oct ober S u n d a y , 30 at KEEPS THINGS HUMMING — Michele ('.riffill^ 2. feeds a tiny humminifhinl with an eye-dropper, full nf xtiltary liquid, in Atlnntu, G«. The unusually tame visitor dropped into Michele# hom# ten day* earlier «nd has hen named Susan bv the child. O# His Own MONTREAL (L’P lj — Henri (Pocket Backet) Richard will be nn his own for the first time now that hi* brother, Maurice, hs- reBred fr«m lh« Montreal Canadiene Ravenna Park He Aure to inspect the Venetian B l i n d s W# m an u factu red a nil Installed th e m — and notice the convenient full length LAST 2 DAYS .No Children Under 14 Admitted t'nlewe Vrrompsnisd By Their Parents Door M i r r o r s furninhed hy FROST WARNING FORECASTS E A C H : N l t H Tr Sm hcodk . oO w N # 5:25 to wTV fUi Tl Un 5:3( 52E 30pm G L A SS & P A IN T CO . sso u aitr to vou nr CMtmcat coaeaaaTioN ! fOOB MtCMIHCir AND Caliiornlt was the first stale M.0S.0* DWISIUN• Uv# sew I kAKCkANO.f tn s iD S to appoint a public defender AT: t:<V» • 5:41 - 414 - » #4 NEW LOCATION — 210 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. 'H �. 4 — I r j 1 ] » ARCHIE i I .MICKEY MOUSE BEETLE BAILEY THE LONE ANGER | �I l tetrad a w a m eodathm T M aj |m H eir A da. Kesaefh Craig, e n a a in r tr r I’M Air tfile, for tkeir ooUUadiaf p*r- NEW YORK (CPU — A ri*aret • saaekiag education cam ­ paign among aebool children was described today by the American Caacer Society a t **a major caned to cooper*ca In the seUmr ef ft* Utah P M . Tho commendation wai pcesentM |» C4t. Charles 0. Danas ad. •ommandmg officer by Cape Frank C. Edwards, coaatso&zg hC leer at Heavy Attack Wm* Owe, farin g inspection ceremonies eon ducted far the peesewtatma at C. F. Fseid. chairman ad tie Realtor* t"dTrtrml C o n z iU n , re­ ported on pregre** heisr made by the itdvitrial grssy. Betaro the cemmittee ia ready to faactwri. a few more detail* need to be work­ ed out. A special meeting will he railed within a few day* tor this purpose, he said. Mrs. Ruth Hamiitoa was elect­ ed sw e-prtiidm t lor the year . 5-- I ’M m It \pj~i 7x'} ’VH * a J l Admiral Craig** commewfa'Jow cited the aquadron foe meeting ar exceeding aH requirements darh | the coarse ef n NATO *wd Sixth Fleet sw rcjff. The admiral r wt commended the squadros eotabhskiag aa ‘ outtUwding safety record" The Cheekertails ere the first beasy aiuck squadgem te compete a shipboard Sixth Fleet deployment without as a»reraft a trade*tAfter re id. eg the fcmmendaI m s , Cdr. Doenand presented mdsiidual awards to assay members at the nosadeem. Nineteen officers ■ad men were awarded coveted Ka«y **E'»" lor omtaunding ach- y-V* r 1 fj MI S ’ 1ML -t - ( APT. F. C. EDWARDS read the citation commen­ dation of Adm G. Craig to COR. DONNAL I), right canter, ahake* the hand of Li. Ij.g.) E. E. May new upon presentation of the coveted N a r y "E* during ceremonies in which 1‘J t k # ^/vsoegel>»r>ew c fik iii an-i mat* of V AH*! 1 got n * r u * . O iitf n. A. iiti u tf i* si rigut iw tn y . tion ceremonies Friday at the Naval A ir Station. gM and three Bice were awarded Ceod Ceadact asedala. SECOND behind Cdr. Donnaud. President Neal Farmer as.ed the srembert w&o atte-.Jed the realt. rf corventuOfi in Miami to report on their reaction* ta the cocrentior. and to the educational material they bad received. Farmer spoke on the contentson. especially the award that was presented to the Seminole County realtors lor aw outstanding press book; Bill Stamper discussed trad­ ing.Wally Deitrtek, legal dorumerits action to her f i n t realtor* con­ vention; Mr*. Jackson on inferma* tioa she bad received on bringing ANNUAL FREE CASH PRIZES will be aw arded each week (in accordance with Contest Rules a t right) as follows: 1st PRIZE: $15; 2nd PRIZE: $10; 3rd PRIZE $.5. Nothing to Buy. Nothing to Pay. No Obligation. CONTEST RULES • 11 footbail Rumen thia weekend ate plated, one in each ad on thin p*R**. Indicate winner by writing in *h? name of team opposite the advertiser* name in the Entry Blank. No acorr*. Just pick winners. WILL APPEAR EACH TUESDAY DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASON. DINE AT THE • Pick a number which you think will be the high, eat number of point* scored by snv one team on this page and place this number in the space pro. t ided in Entry Blank. This will be used to break ties. SICN • One entry only to each contestant. Entries must be brought to the office of this paper or postmark­ ed no later than Friday Noon. October C8. GOOD EATING I fra* Pifkiag OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK NO EMPLOYEE OF THE SANFORD HERALD OR MEMBER OF HIS FAMILY IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE. (Reasonable PUKDl £ VS. ILLINOIS PILLOW R E N O V A T I N G Ftafhvr* ■lavilitvd * 101#* allravi«(*t lllbt and p'ated la ■»" I if king L IC E N S E D 1ST STATE B O A RD o r HEALTH SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY The society'* public relationa d irem r. Walter G. Jam et. laid the cigar*! education profram i* be inf tam ed to fcifh school »tudeata tbroufbout the aatioa in co­ operation nith achool offlciala. Jamei made the itatem eati fa a report submitted today to the annual meeting of the American Cancer Society which rum throufh Friday. H» taid the aocietya color sound Jiimstrfp "To Smoke Or Not To Smoke'' baa had a record response as an education tool on cancer. “ More than 10.000 copies of the filmstrip, together with re­ lated material, have been distrib­ uted in the last eifh: months,** James said The filmstrip stresses that the NEW ORLEANS iUFH — T>» best pretention against lung can­ New Orleans Mid-winter Spors cer is cot smoking. A leaflet dic­ Assa. announced Monday tha earlicit ticket aell-out ever record.t industrr into a eommunite and for a New Year's Dsy Sagai r> >1 Mrs. Moses on the inspiration she gam# .The only ticket! r*mai»'"i bad received aa an associate are thoae roferved for the par. member. ticipating teams. Match Your S k i l l W i t h Other Local Fo o tb a ll Experts And Get P a i d For Your Fun. FOOTBALL CONTEST THIS PAG o r o f r i u V n n h tie education. tribulrd with Kante* • n ineati*:* agree lh*t inokios it ■ major cauae or » cancer." ® Alto included in the ’ c ijirtt Ait" it a chartentitled ■\i—. Cigireu. Mere Lung Cancer " J* l i f t : "What are jo u r chance, nf getting lung cancer? It depe on bee much and now king yo-j hate imoked. Half a pact y cigar*:* a day? Your n ik up eight time*. Two packs or more? Twenty timvi great*: „ Jarnri taid the 1: m o9 Ptnnixlxania. Mittourl and I V . forma dixiiioni of the carter: ku cietj bad put about 3.000 of >-« anticigaret filmitrip* in U‘c. At a retult of fin t rear.: the program. Jirne* laid, the w. tiety it eoundenng the call.nj of a jouth conference on amocing, featuring teen-age leaden fro-g all nationt. Facsimile also Accepted) . Addresta ...... ......... .................. ........... ... My Name In .... . . it inner ................................................ Seminole County laundry . W inner..... ...... ...... .............................. Hob Crumley Agency Winner ____________________ _ Day 'n Site G rill........... . Winner .... _________ Mary Carter Paint* Winner _________ ___ ____ _____ Cavanaugh Tire Service W inner__ ___ __________ ___— .... Chapman Concrete Product* Winner ... ........... .............. MacDonald'* Do-Nut* . Winner . ....... ...... ....................... Harry'* Bar Winner .... ............... .......... Oscar'* Cocktail latunge Winner Senkarik CD** A Paint Winner ......... ........ ........................... Pinecre*! Inn INSTALLED-REPAIRED 1CK INSURANCE CUIM SERVICE SENKARIK ill be the moat point* scored in any one game. I think GLASS & PAINT CO, S l » M AGNOLIA F A Jt o-Spon*itr e f l . *f H a . fipulbil) btu a d ia a l u t r r W THK SYRACUSE VS. I'ITTSKl'ItGH COM PLETE bring entry blank to: GALLON Ml W. FIRST ST, MIAMI VS. BOSTON GOOD COLLEGE FOOD Q > Bob Crumley Agency M iam i* R aak B uild in g MISSISSIPPI FOUR ROSES ANCIENT AGE Football Contest Edi SANFORD HERALD Air Conditioned Comfort p STATE VS. ALABAMA 99 CALVERT'S i»k OLD HICKORY ca.ve price* Sanford, Florida Tlu biala Mark*! W IN N E R S OF Kcatauraat LAST W E E K S C O N T EST : First Prii# — IIS — HETTY SMITH, lb>\ Lake Mary. Second Prize — Sill — RONNIE IIRAY. YAlt-3. NAS, Sanford. Third Priae — 15 — L. C. GREEN, 1815 Adam*. Sanford. Frtxck At#, at I Ilk Pre-Cast Concrete Material F *r Fin-1 llr iim i ’u v t* 1St Du-ll-Tnurwlf llo m v ltrni<*iri*r BAR ami PACKAGE Park Ave. AIR CONDITIONED D I KE VS. GEORGIA TECH D e l i c i o u s DO NUTS! I’aliu iilnrk* - 5” 1 V* , I C *nd l " » 1J " » 30" Siiw “So Sweet - They’ll fickle Your Feet” P* x ZH* 1 lu- Hulkb<<d Tiling F lo * rr Ikd llardrr* 1‘rti^vrtj Lin* Cottier |*inla S v p lk - Tank Cotvr h la b v COCKTAIL LOUNGE - C A V A N A U G ft T11(1. iXbill it 1. Flak Tie* Dieuibutor GEORGIA YS. TUl-SA ^Siii2fc.LifilsD Iw onM * DANCE Til THE TilK ML'.SU OF FAIRLANES • ' ( .y fc ft*** TENNESSEE VS. N. CAROLINA *H CH A PM AN C O N C RETE PRODUCTS M« > . ELM AVE. NAVY VS. NOTRE DAME Made Fresh Many ------- -------------------------------------- rrmrv-- feieTT T».rr.----- M A C D O N A L D ’S FA 2-402 U I3 FRENCH A \ E. DO-NUTS ALRUss FROM PUTT-PL 1 r FLORIDA VS. AUBURN �Cuban Diplomat To Head Anti-Castro Force MIAMI (UP!) —Dr. Jo** Miro former head of Cuban yailwaya. Cardona, former Cuban prims Also prasant wars representa­ ministar and diplomat, has baan tives of tba Democratic Revolu­ imed to head a eommlllee work tionary Front, a union of five g toward unity of ravolutionary inti Castro groups snd the Move­ (roups opposed Is Prsmisr ridel ment for Revolutionary Recovery. A major group absent was the Casti*. Cardona was aalsctad at a unit; Cuban Liberation Union headed meeting attended by about 40 par* by Francisco Cajigas, eiiied Ca­ sons .Monday nifht. Among (boss ban industrial iit. prasant wars Maj. Pedro Diaa "Evaryone now seems to desire Lana, as commander of the Cuban unity, an integration without per­ air fores wtdar Castro; Lola Con- sonal ambition." Cardona aaid. In Agurro. tormar Havana radio "W* should hava only one purpose ^ommentstor; snd Raul Chibss. and thought now—to rid Cuba of « Caatn and tba Communists.'* Carons served as Cuban prims minister after lbs fall of Presi­ dent Fulgenrio Batista and later as ambassador to Spain, lie de­ fected from Ilia Castro government snd took refuge in the Argentine embassy In Havana in July only a few days after being named ambassador to the United States, he arrived in Miami last weekend. Cardona offered aa answer to other exiles wondering about hia 11-month attettianre to Castro. He said he stayed isi Cuba ® ljr VOL because be thought ho ecsald help item tba government's turn to­ ward Jh« Communist ramp, and added. "If one wants to consider patriotism by throoology. judging Cubans on tba dale they fled from Cuba, then perhaps Fulgancio Ba­ tista is tba moat patriotic of all." Rejection of Cuba's demand for urgent General Assembly debate showed the United Nations placed little eredenre in its charges the United States planned an invasion within hours, diplomatic sources said today. Urn allegation waa made Tues­ day by Cubaa Foreign Minister Raul Roa. Ha charged also that the United States waa preparing a staged in­ cident at the Guantanamo naval hast in connection with the pres­ idential election*. But the X-nailon Steering Committee turned down the demand for dirret assembly debate and voted to send the issue In the Po­ litical Commitlcs where it may not come up for several weeks. it m t lf r WEATHER: Cloudy with shower* through Thuradny. High today, *0-85. Low tonight, 8V70. SANFORD. FLORIDA W E D N E SD A Y , OCTOBER 26. 1960 United Preaa Leased AMONG SANFORD VOLUNTEER WORKERS for the Kennedy Johnson ticket'in thin group, who joined others *.* the Democrat!* opened » campaign officn at Park Ave. nr.d Kirat Si. From left are Marilyn Hunt. Mrs. Walt nr Girlnw, Mrs. Jove# Kirtlay, Mrs. Ann Harrimnn, Mrs. Rhoda Harriman n n d Batty Odham. NO. 48 News Briefs New High School Is Delayed Again JDnlil Christinas Presidential Politics Ry United Pres* International Presidential opponent* Richard M. Nixon and John K. Kennrdv accused each other today of duck­ ing In campaign apeecnes topic* that might lose votes. Nixon planned at least .eight stops in a whistle stop trip through rural and industrial sec­ tions of Ohio. This ia the GDP nominee’s second consecutive day of slumping fur the state's big bloc uf 23 electoral vote*. Democratic randidate Kennedy- ended a back-breaking two-day campaign through Illinois ami intaded Detroit and oilier Michigan cities in quest of till! state's io eieduiat votes. SLx aides were pleased with hi* rerepuon In nor­ mally Republican strongholds sur­ rounding Chicago. Nison began the new day of blunt rharge-irading Ivy question­ ing Kennedy's pnlitiral courage fur having fallen "so strangely al­ ien!" on the Democratic farm program. "Could K bo that one* again till political nerve has failed him ?" Nixon i*ktd in a speech Poll Favors Iketia prepared for delivery 1q SpringTOKYO i f P it— A public opin field, Ohis. The GO? wawrfhlau inn poll eondiulrl by Ihe Japa­ repealed hia charge that hit nese Kvodo news agency today rival'* program would boost food predicted an election victory next coats, and auggested Kennedy month for the Liberal Democratic lacked the "political courage" hi The opening of tha new SeminParty of Premier llajalo Iked*. estimate how grocery price* would •la High School baa bean Hslayed be affected. Vote Suit Starts several mors weeks, Supt. of Kennedy accused his opponent BROWNSVILLE. Tenn. (UPH— Schools R. T. Milwee reported to­ of a "political cuverup" on Anier< Justice Department allorneys be day, adding that he will recomlean prestige abroad. He called on gan taking depositions Tuesday Nixon (o make public a govern* mead that the achoot board hold Iroin defendants in a government ment survey which published re­ suit charging that "economic off moving into the new aehool ports said allowed Dial foreign pressure'* was brougnt to hear in antil the Christman holidays. Haywood County, Tenn . to keep countries consider Russia the ^ The new school wa* supposed to Negroes from registering a* vot world's mightiest military power. have been ready for occupancy by era. D un Uni ter, vice pmaMcttl uf Section 8-li nf the Ly. ' Perhaps this incident of politi­ Sept. A but at that time architect iiinit High Svltool .Missile Club, reported tod ly that tiro cal rovenip will remind us that John Burton naked for a post­ Candidates Thanked classes tniiili' two successful fit ings Tuesil.u Knelt time it Is time to face, not hide, the ponement until Nov. 1. BERLIN lUPl) - West Berlin a lieijrht uf over 1.000 feet wins michctl by the missile. facts about our situation, both at However, Milwee said that Hur­ Mayor Willy Brandt Tuesday The missile wins nmile from « kit hiiiI tuuk about liimie and abroad." Kennedy ricane Donna caused approximnt*night thanked presidential candi two hours Io assemble. The filings took aboul l.*v min­ said in a speech prepared for de­ !y (10,DUO damage and that con­ dales John F. Kennedy and Rlch- utes. livery in .Alt. Clemens, Mich. He struction would not ba completed ard M. Niton fur keeping the THE STATE SURVEY leant looked over fulure avhoul site* in the county charged the Eisenhower adminis­ for “at laast several more week* " Berlin inur out of the U.5. prexi and nturted compiling data to present to the school board. Standing, left tration with "supresaions of th* a Meanwhile City Manager W. E. drntial campaign and fur pledg­ to right, are Supt. of School* R. T. Milwee and U. J. Bennett, chairman of truth" on the other matter* pre­ ^Knowles reported today that eily ing io continue |he defense of the team. Seated around th* table, left io right, are survey team member* viously. erewa will start installing a newer West Berlin. (Herald Photo) Saxon Poyner, Mitchell Wade and ('arl Reave*. Kennedy charged Tuesday night line into the school Friday. He that Nixon had "seriously misled estimated that it would take about Israeli Boats Seized th* American people" about th* three weeke Tor the job to be com­ CAIRO 1 1 PI) — Two Israeli rejiortcd prestige survey. pleted. vessels have hern impounded and The Massachusetts senator tuld their crews held in rusloily by Ihe United Arab Republic, it was Forms for filing complaint* to forms to ilie board for consider* an Elmhurst, III., audience that announced Tuesday night. The Ihe Board uf Equalization are lion. Nixon had "m isstated the facta, A Stale Department of F.duc* schools in the county and to make air and a hang rang* school announcement said tha boats, a available m the olltce nt Ihe Cir Included in the informalton to either because he chose to misin­ lulling vessel and a launch, ' pen cull Court tlerk and the tax be presented it the n*me and form the public nr because ho lion aurvey team i* looking over rrcqm..icndaiu.n» U> serve th* program. Bennatt, ha hi* pralimloary re ttraied coastal water* cloae to , , i county school system ami the address of Hie complaint, legal was uninformed himaelf." assessor. six new proposed achool site, m S (m D(lp>rt|nfnt nf rtll, aljon port today, said that Semlnol* Gaia Beach." Contrary to Ihe Vico president's description of the property ill The County Commission mil ill Seminole County to lake care of a* a ha«ii for planning immedl- County is among the faiteit grow­ question, it a assessed value and assertion that U. S. prestige u at a.v the equaltralnm board starting ing school population counlie* in Economy In Pause Hpn. A. S. fSjrd) Hrrtung J r , the rapidly growing school pnpnla full cash value as appraised by an all-Umr high, Kennedy de­ the slate. congressman from the fifth dis­ tlon here. WASHINGTON (U P lt-A group next Wednesday. Die complaint. clared "Amur lean prestige, «wCircuit Clerk Arthur Beckwith Figures released io the survey of busmen leader* said Presi U, J. Bennett, chairman of the trict of Florida, will address a Additional informal ion lu indi­ sentiat to aur influence and ou* leant showed that lit* greatest to- dent Eisenhower told them today Jr. said today that anyone who cate that the assessment against meeting of the Oviedo Chamber team, said this morning (list creax* over the pa*t 10 years has he believes Ihe Ameriran aconu is a laxpayer or Ibv authorized Hie piopsrly it rvcesslvc ami m security, had declined these last of Commerce at the Cily Hall tlirre of the sites were hi south occurred in the south end uf the my ia now going through a agent for Die owner of real pro equitable, must also he included right year* even more sharply Memorial Building Thursday at Seminole, wliirh is the la*ieit growing school population ares, county, especially in Ihe Lyman "pause ' which will turn out to Ire perly in Ihe couniy may aubmit in Ihe rr|>ort, Beckwith pointed Ilian we realised." lo rn . Nixon Tuesday night branded School area. In 1931 there were less severe than the 1938 reces­ * Ernest Wealing, chamber presi­ according In a recent mid) by the uill. Kennedy "iillerly unknowing and Reynolds. Smith and Hill, a 310 while children in Ihe Lyman sion. Retail trade representatives dent, has urged attendance of all school board. Anyone Interested in securing irresponsible" for saying m their Bennett declined in sav where Jacksonville engineering firm, will School ami luday there are 1.331 discussed tha acunomy with Ki county resident* who wish to hear information as hi the asses* fourth TV debate Dial the admin­ the tiles are but indicated he meet with the County Cuinnilttion children m the four ictmols in the •wntiower early this morning and the congressman. ed value to lie used on the PJvji) A delegation of Oviedo council will have a full report to prevent next Tuesday to go over a cost area. told him that retail sales would lax roll ia requested fo contact istration trird to purauadc Chiang rilirnat* for a county-wide water members including W. H. Martin, during the early pari of ]MI. Kai-shek fo withdraw hia Chines* set a record this year and risr live lu. assessor. Supt. of School* R. T. Milwee conirol and drainage study. Rex Clonts, B. F. Ward Jr., J. lurlher ui 19*41. Bfckwilu emphasized that com­ Nationalist troop* from fjuetnoy Y. Harris and Ben Jones; Mayor reported that a public hearing The Jacksonville firm was se­ On!. (U l’li— Rr* plaint* must be tiled in writing and .Mai.su. Nixon categorically I** Gary, C. R. Clonti and Wcat- on Ihe new site* will be held lected Irmn a Held "f eight engi­ Pay TV Source Asked cueWINDSOR, crews dug lit rough the ami in pnqicr form so Dial the denied any such efforts. ing, will meet Herlong at the when Ihe survey team makes its neering firms Tuesday and ha* WASHINGTON (UIMI — Movie wreika-ge of a downtown depart­ hoard will have thr necessary lie made the statements in th* Orlarvlo airport. They will he linal recom mends lions. theater ownera were armed today ment store today searching for Informalton Ul sludv. has agreed to submit Ihe tilim advanced text of his firaj paid po& host* it a dinner for him in The purpose of the survey, *c at next weeks meeting. with government permission to the hodics of Iwo more persons liiic.il TV speech, broadcast from ~ ilie Skyline Restaurant before cording in Bennett, I* to secure HDI.I.VWOOD ( U P li— A crowd look into Ihe question of how pay believed buried by an explosion In other action the board re­ Cincinnati. But h* left out the escorting him in Oviedo City Hall. I and analyte infnrmaium about ceived frum J. I- Hobby a check of theatergoers turned into an IV backers will nblain first run which left right known dead and whole scciion when he wrol on Two Stolen Cars for the unexpended balance angry mob Tuesday night when films they plan hi televise. The nearly tin) injured. (lie air. Hu press aide, Herbert The Ixrdies nf seven women Reported Found ed enter from ihe 1939-60 budget; four youths wearing swastika arm theater owners, main npponrnu G. Kirin, said Nixoo ran out of Approved entering into a con hands tried to picket the opening of a propowd three year test of were pulled from Ihe rubble after Two cars •to!m in Sanford have lime. On the program, Nison said tract with Nautical Mapping See of Negro en.erlam rr Sammy pay TV, won a ruling from Chair the explrrsinn Tuesday. Annihcr hern recovered, police reported Kennedy displayed "dangerous man Frederick Ford of the Fed woman died in a Windsor hospital Tuesday. vice uf Orlando for in x 60 inch Davis Jr.’s new show. and erroneous judgment" on (JuePolice had to rescue Hie plac rral Communication* Commit a n '.cirri hours after' the county inapt at $2 rich in Iota A n r rcjHUtcil stolen from a muj Matsu, Ihe U2 flight and ard carrying youth* from almiil sum Tuesday that they could m bliMl> Uy t „ |( a |,in< Horn of I,ISM; public parking lot snd belonging Cuba. I Adopted a resolution requesting loo persons milling outside the quire into the Issue to a limited a newly installed heating system. io John Drucker, radio Italian xis«- vice president snd in a degree." Rescuers Tuesday night report­ iti»n*?er has hern Uses tori In i tha State Read Department to rnn- Huntington Hartford Theater and -duiriiiviu inai tii* Em u tower lake them from the scene ‘ ne ed spoiling Iwn more bodies &an(oid Mayor Karl Higgin - 1 The theme for t'ni* year s obnh- tjuri a iratf.r and planning aur Rockingham, S’. I ', Police Chief administration bad just about cause we couldn t guarantee their hurled in Die nibble. botham today proclaimed Thurt- j servant e is "U. S. Navy—Flexible vry in Ihe couniy. Hoy William* said, ciuxcd Inv apace gap and bad safety." French Poet Exile Cunadi.rul who were in Britain day a* Na*y Day In Sanford and Force fur Freedom.' ' Anoi'ier automobile stolen from Purciia cd two car* lor thr All four ytmlh* were roughed up during World War II likened the Die Bill Hemphill Motor* lot Del. achieved great success in clo<mg urged alt eitisen* In take part in J Tha theme of liiur-dny * oh- riming office at a cost of £1.341 by the crowd during thr heated Wins Nobel Prize e x p l o s i o n to Ihe bomb blail* of 13 ha* iwen found at Seville. A the in,t.ile g*p. He said both the •'appropriate observance ef -variance »tjc*»e* ti>»t the _Nayv !r;:n Sanford Mnlnrs: ft* * minute skit mi>h VliX'KHni.AI Sweden ( t 'l ’li — Ihe laindon bliti. The rsplosion youth li.-led by police as Elwood were inherited from th* Truman this day." I ia nut only a deterieut force since Awarded bids on concrete pipe, Aged between 19 and *u. the t- rrnch poet Alexis St —I e ;er la*g nil-ap'eii ine (runt and roar walls administration. Higginbotham. in the proclara- is is dedicated to the achievement asphalf, pre-slrcvxcd bridge mem­ pickets said they had wanted to cr, belter kno-sn under his ju-n of ihe I wu story m arly blockwide te lle r ,-413 W. FlrsL SL. wa* reation, said that it i* only fitting of the u ltim a te goal uf fieeduni. bers and concrete piling and lime p.tried as telling officer* hrtook parade In front uf the I neater in and proper than our civilian pop­ Emphasis ia a foul on versatility rock for next years road pro­ name "SL—John I'rise," won the structure and dropped Hie Hour* the car hut abandoned it almui protest against Davis' furthcom­ Cigarets, Money into the haveuirnl. ulation give a well deserved bon- and mobility In the them*, but the five miles north of Defused when ject*. ing marriage to lilondr actress BHRl Nobel literature pr.zc today. Store .nanagrr Joseph Halford, ii ran out of gas ee and rwcogmlion to tha achiava- Navy it much nun* than Pularit The prize conferird bv Ihe Taken From Diner Mjv Britt. They said Kiev were 31, *aid he was iii he sub-basemenis of our Navy and to ita subm atinn ami aircraft carriers, believer* in ''racial purity" and Swedish Academy nf lailler* m- incut vsith a plumber and elec* The Dixie Bell dinner on Hwy. heroic men and women—living li ia a fun* built of le.s glamor­ . Index a S43.r>23 rath award. Coffee Club Meet objected to intei marriage, but dr 17 9g was broken inio some time irician working on the furnace City Zone Board ami dead—all over lha glob*, for ous, but no less rast-nllMt vhlps tiled they belonged in sty organ! Leger fled In WashiugHm early moment* before Die espluvion. County Heallh Director Dr "early Hits morning," the sheriffs their palroUarn, loyalty, effieieney amt su p p o rt squadron*. N A S Com­ aelton. in World War II rather than con­ To Hear Planner • \Ae rlecidrd to upen the main Clyde Brollien will be guest of olnce reported. mander Robert ftlye said. snd devotion So duty." tinue lo serve in Ihe French dtp gas line (rum ihe street ami *11 honor at lb* Culfte Club mrei ng Deputy fo J. Kril said Hiat the City Planner George Simon* lomatic service undr Ihe \ irhy we got was air. All of a sudden scheduled Thursday at 10 a m . juke box and cigarel machine In l Jr , will present portion* of a Spanish Class regime. He was deprived of t)ir came through," he said at Ihe Chamber of Commerce Ihe place was broken into and an comprehensive plan for Ihe city French eiiilensliip ami Ills prop- T turned to leave Ihe basement Building Staff member* nf the undetermined amount of change growth at the toning commission Postpones Meet >Health mill will al-o ne introduced and cigarets stolen. when it exploded." meeting icneduled for I..JU pm The adult runvei .att-Mial Sjian- erly in Trance wav confiscated. Thursday. ish rU tt wliirh meel ■ Monday and Simons has been at work on the Tuesday of rack w*-k at Serulnulf 556 File Absentee 1plan, which includes long range High with Jlra. Esther William* apttal improvements, for the past serving as Instructor. will n o tBallots In County year, hold a class Morula* (Incr It D The Chamber of Commerce the problem of worthless checks. Supervisor of Reglxtrsllon C» At the same time, lit* planner Halloween. The class will meet Tl» United Fund riinipiDjrn war team rhairntan, John Fit*Patrick importance of a successful fund Dinner will begin at T pm , in quarterly meeting Thursday will m.lla Bruce p>djv zeported that ni[i also present for adoption a Thursday instead, for Iht* week uiizaimtd her* Tuesday and Kan- 1 was named Drasurer and John I drive to any ronimunity. feature a program of double in­ Ihe Civic Center and the program 33d absentee ballots have been new inning ordinance for the city. dail Chase, named geot-iol chair-1 Krider wa* arlectvd as campaign. “Induslries tusaiing in an area only. terest in add,non to election of will start at 8:30 p m. The public jalwaya check to see if a city takes Issued thus far for th* November Th* regular »<hetlul* will h* re- man. promised "a program that | chairniao and diviaiun leader. is invited to both, with re-ervaneve officeri. Tins oigailiiing romoiiltc* wilt | rule of it* various ngenciea such general election. tuoied Die lull.,* my week, E. R will he short, intense and successThe chamber d.recturs will pay lions required lor the dinner by Cold Price Drops "This is thr largest number set a dote tins week for a kickoff ( as lhu«e in the Unilrd Fund." he Douglass, Seminule County dtrtc Dll." LONDON (U Pli -T h e price •( •ver issued," Mrs. Bruce said. ® tribute to personnel U the ban contacting the C of U olfice. Any­ "T h e i m p o i t a m e of the linitvd breakfast to get th* teams til ac­ j said. "Th* Martin Co. at Urlando lor of vocational and adult aducg ford Naval Air Station for outvland- one wishing to hear ihe program gold dropped sharply on the Lon- Don, announced. F u n d to S anford c a n n o t he over- tion and hop e* to e o i u p l e t * the | found that it had employes living mg s*rv ice to the county, includ­ is invited to come at 8 30 with- don market today but stayed einpha iz«d," ( has* aaid upon sc- work by Thanksgiving. December I in Raufotd, so it becam* one oi School For Clerks srr* r*w*-*e. r.m-----——- — LyS.Wi.' 1h- 1 "■* 1 i n g assistance w eT.T A sclioul for eierka end in*p#cln u 'iL L fo h -ii-^ ia v tll Hiy_for Die f«ui[«sign | one fust eontrihoUira, sending Thu will he Ihe last quarterly Board prtet of 833 an ounce. The up after Hurricane Donna. im « r l r .i'r'l,H| l! e r^ v ie i* i" The Duplieale Hridle Glob wifi ■inly provide* worthy agencies, 1 and the romnilttee aaid iso e ile n -| checTTTe7o7»^# heaaii Die drivt A special program sponsored meeting of the chamber director* London gold market's five dim- meet si I ; (3 p m. Thursday m whnh ai* nienrt-ers, with money, sinus nr* planned, •lection will ii* h dd Nov. l at It* explained. by the sheriff will be presented , tin* year and committee* will rt pany committee fued the price Die Tourist Usurer behind tne but it ia a simple rntaiia ai ful­ Southern Bell and McCiory’t 7:30 p. m. at th* Horn* DemonThreu contribution* already are the interest of aU businessmen, port in addition to the numina- at t3*T» aa ounea, down tl la Civic Center. AH bridge player* filling avsry citiaan'a *bligatMsa on hand f<>c th* United Fund to ar* th* other two advance euninb- st rat inn office. Supervisor of Wept»*entatlves <*f the Florida I tion of a new president, vice pre- from Tursday's official level of are invited to partiripue in the rn Zhe riimmunlty." build from ami Chass pointed on* utors lo the fund this year. Goal Registration Camilla Broca aaid (*wof** Tutshg %m» awwrutulwd cd tfu zfl Mi 41 tc vaatujg* U AM •d tog tempaign m |47^>Ust, MufMd *ui 44M4A W j SssJsxy, adsi ITOAwwfW. •M . R ( Swo-o-o-s-h! Tax Complaint Forms Herlong To Speak "To Oviedo C Of C Six School Sites Studied Available To Owners County To Cooler Tuesday On Study Swastikas Turn - Crowd Into Mob Rescue Hunt On For Blast Victims Navy Day Proclaimed ,B y Sanford Mayor Double Presentations Set For C of C Meeting Chase Heads United Fund Campaign � 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, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 25, 1960; <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/a754b9fe8f85cce712f5be3221ef195f.pdf 1df7d434b8120c46e61c2709cbb1575a PDF Text Text I lllltlllllirafcllllllllltllllimdllllllllllK * �I * Sht § m tm 1 V m lf ! Mr. John D. Peters, | Native Of Sanford, 1 Dies Al Tampa * Robert M. Krlley mad* several mistakes rfri'.Ir.g hi* car Saturday night. He era»h*d !nts_a& poM'trtan, left the scene of tha accident, turned hi* own car over and fi*d on loot—into (he front yard of Sheriff J. L. Hobby. jven'ey m arred' with drivin r while intoxicated, hit and run and reckless drlvInrt'T he police report rave this account: Policeman Robert Howell wai driving hi* own car on Kim Are. and (topped at a atop algn. Kel­ ley'* rar struck Howell's knock Inr It into a utility pole. He then aped away on Him, hut flipped hi* auto end over end at 20th St. and Coronado Cirrle. Jumping from the wrecked rar, weiirjr n n ir n iii u-onmirw t i r n i and was grabbed by Hohhy, who held hi in for Capt. Arnold Wil­ liams. SgL Richard Coegrava and Patrolman Earl Bourquerdss, who booked him. Howell and Kelley wera taken to Seminote Memorial Hospital, Howell suffered two broken riba and Kelley a broken collar bone, police said. Funeral service* lor Mr. John . ;• f). Petct’* 13. a ca'.lve of «»p/nrd, •J wens item h*lur<U> ric St, A n-: w drew * Episcopal Church in T am -1 f 1 X 2 “ jj * * “ * « 2 •*. 7 * - He died Thursday alter being i stricken during the half-time of the KobUuon-Lakeland High football fam e. Mr. Peter* was president "I Bentley-Gray Dry Gooda Co. He hell many civic posla, was former president of the Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce and wa* director of the Exchange National Bank. He bad served a* president and director of the National Dry Gooda Assn. He had gained an outstanding war record during WWI1 and at Use age of 32 had been givrn the rank of colonel. Working as direc* tor of personnel of the Eighth Air Force, he was under the command - Of Gen. J . H. (Jimmy) Doolittle. 7 By the end of his active service ; ha had been awarded the Legion - of Merit, the Bronze Star and the ~ French Croix de Guerre. Mr. Peters remained in the Air Force . reserve as a colonel and was ac­ tive lo the American Legion. Boro in Sanford on Nov. 13, 1811, he graduated from the UniI versity of Florida with a degrte in £ business administration and was - elected lo the University Hall of l Fam e, He was employed In 1830 - by the Henlley-Gray Dry Goods 7 Co., and worked from stock clerk 1' up to president in 193*. j Baaidea his work with the _ G reater Tampa Chamber of Com~ m elee ,aa diiector and latrr preri*• dent, he served as president of Ilia - Tampa Rotary Club, director of 7 the Hillsborough Taxpayers Assn. and director of personnel of Jlilla- borough County Civilian Defense. 1 The survivors Include his wifi, * Mrs. Eleanor May Peters; * Uxug- hter, Anno Peters; a son, John ; Charles Peters, all of Tampa; Isis ■ mother, Mrs. T. L. O’Connor, 1-ake Mary: and a sister, Mrs, Margaret Whelchel, Miami. Burial was in Myrllo Hills Ceme­ tery, Tampa, on Saturday, Snyder Funeral Services Saturday Funeral service* for Clarence - Snyder of Oeteen wera held at Ilrissou Funeral Home Saturday. * Burial was In Osteen Cemetery, Pallbearer* were U. C. Hniark, ^George Stine, Robert llirt. Dr. John Bradin, Robert Williams and w . R. Honorary pellbsar' era wars Raymond Lawson, P. Piety, D. C. Howard and Col. Wil­ liam Doyle, Claxlon Fruit Cake Light or Dark • • 1 & 3 MI. $1.00 per lb. a ML $1.23 Ethel Root Circle Mr*. Corbett — FA 2-83*9 Mr*. ’Ihur*lun — FA 2-.ll II Mr*. Zlllrowrr — FV 2-11299 L n a n a n t r e d P hone s Coat MONEY! CALL FA 2-8627 I Nations Has 15th Anniversary Driver Makes All Possible Miscues In One Night g F a g tt- M f la . Oct. 24, 1360 UNITED NATIONS. N. Y.(UPI) —The United Natl-m* celebrate its 13th birthday today embroil?! in bitter EaH - West scraps over disarm a incut and the very make. up—u-.‘ th* world uigimZafibn. British Minister of Slate David Ormsby-Gore wa* scheduled to _j Ihe General A«. A SNACK for Ihi.a Ijritml new linn cub whs furniahetl l*y A. L. Hood, Sanford zoo director, after the birth of three of the cubs at the zoo Monday night. Mr*. Hood in curing for the three at her home until they're big enough to place in the zoo, (Herald Photo) Halloween 'Brawl' Slated Saturday Political Column! ’ tee in atari a new round in th* diia.'.T.ujr.cr.t debate that >ho>(g no sign* of solution. The Russians have threatened lo lead a Communist walkout if the commltlee docs nut act favor­ ably and quickly on Soviet di»armament proposals. Poland was reported readying a demand tiiat the General A*xembly meet in special session next spring if Hie United Stale, Britain and Che Soviet Union Q not work out a nuclear le»t tyan agreement in Geneva by then. Drift shy • Gore it a specialist ia this subject. He has spent much of the past two years a* the lint. i*h neeniiatnr in Geneva The world organization lakes a breather this afternoon to heir the Philadelphia Orchestra play Beethoven'* Ninth "Choral" S v ^ phony tn the great General As­ sembly hall in honor of U N Day. President Eisenhower and th* governors of 49 slates proclaimed today as "United Nations Day" A HalfoTreen •’Hra’ar!" will be: not uqulrcJ. held Saturday at the Civic Center: At dosing time the action will for all Sanford Civic Center Card shift to the Ritz Theatie for a holders. Both Junior and Senior full length, double-feature hor* High students will be Invited in ror ihow beginning at 11:30 p, m. for tha faitivitlea. j Tima and place to buy advance Two C ars D am aged, D rivers H ospitalized Thera will be games, excitement, ticket*.for this hairv feature deand prises for all. Th* big attrac­ signsd to straighten hair and curl tion for tha evening will ba a rec­ tots will b* announced later. The doors open at 7:30 p. m. at ord hop featuring a newcomer in town, Jim Cslrna, of radio sta­ th* Civic Center. tion WSFK to spin the wax disc*. Ha haa promised to shake up HAPPINESS THROUGH HEALTH plenty of surprises to keep all in a tte n d a n t on thair toe* and en­ (BY UR. F. LKO KERWIN) * tertained. An Octobsr birthday patty will Thl* will he a costume affair Ira held for military personnel at with prliea awarded in several Hr PAT TAYI.OK Im proper D igestion tha USO Tuesday at I p. m. Tha classifications, but a coituma 1* school, says the main purpose for An all girl football gam*!, the heart and circulatory system. Stminola County Homs Demon­ when the bony utructure he- on the nerve supplxving tha FNA ia to interest girls in nursing Never! Main activities for the club has comes distorted ever no .«tnmach so the glantia are un. and its related fields, stration Cluba will b« tha hoaThis probably haa been the com­ been organization and election of .xlightly, pressure may lie pro- able to secrete proper gastric) t esses. Tha group meets every second ment among the A and B Squad officers. Robert llullaid was elect­ i* * A ducctl on delicate nerve tis- juiec.i, therefore an incoor* ami fourth Wednesday at 12 p, m. Fighting Serntnolfi around SHH until they move lo the new school. ed president with Mike Caolo, vice sue thus reducing function- dinntion (lev elopes, which ha* FORT SAM HOUSTON, Tex. A repiesenlativa from tha So­ atnre new* got out alwut the Pow­ Then they will meet after school president and Barbara Harris, sec­ ing ability of nerve.*. been named indigestion. (AIITNC) — Capt. Ronald S. cial Security district office will der Puff Football game with girl* at 4 p. m. The function of At thin point your modei^ retary-treasurer, tut in Sanford Wednesday a t the Garner, 27, whose wife, Ann, lives from every rla»* donning jersey* nerves are to Chiropractor enters the picon Route 3, Savannah, tia.. com­ Due* are on* dollar per year. 'there are 43 members jn the on Nov. ft for the big game at The projects are the banquet given City Hall, A ria realdsnla needing pleted the military orientation trun.imit energy, turu — makes mechanical reelub. The big project for the year Memorial Stadium, l i f e force or placement*, removes botm at the close of the school year for is the sponsoring of the Seminole information pertaining lo old age, course al Brooke Army Medical disability and survivors Insurance Center, For Sam Houston, Tex., It all started when the Junior members and parent* and the girls mental impulse*, pressure from nerve*, re. Hrirnre Fair in mid March. Money rU.*s ufflcora realised that they meet all tha expanses for sending provision* under the Social Se­ Oct. 7. Prensure inter* stores flow of energy over raising project for the club is the w*m going lo hava to come up delegate* to tha district and state curity Act may visit tha repre­ feres with pro- the nerve system nnd then Captain Garner received train­ Hinging Valentine* in February. with a pretty good money raising conventions. sentative in tha City Comntiesion ing in the treatment of batGe per function. This the inherent power within The club take* in all phnse* of arhrmn in Older to meet expenses Injuries, care of personnel suf­ _______ in turn- affects c K11 express co-ordination The high school (ilee Club held science nnd the sponsors, Don room after 9 sa. em. e fur tlie annual JUNIOK-.SF.NTOR a car wash recently and Its suc­ fering from combat exhauition Reynolds and Fled Culbertson, FROM. .Something unusual, I* cess was encouraging, according The Sanford Llona Club will and prcvanllva medicine proce­ the function of the organ «n(l ^curn cy. which in simple along with the rnliir science de­ supplied by impinged nerves, language means normal dtwliul they were looking fur. The to the members. In fact It was.ao partment at the school, try to help host two representatives from the dural used to detect health ha- which produce incoordination Ration and health. IF school, they derided, was overrun em-oiiiaging that the members de­ Florida Council for tha tylmd at girds and avoid epidemics. each imINidual with hi* interest. w i t h randy, cookie*. peanut*, rided to hold another in November. One of a series of articles iU meeting Tuesday. J. W, Sima The captain, son of Dr. and or improper activity. Christmas card sale*, etc , and It analyze indigestion, published in the public interand P. D. Dlllman will address tha lira. Wade H. Garner, Sanford, I ^ t’l V Price* on thl* one weie unusual, wa* about time for a <hangr. More llun 87 per cent of whole group and show a film on work i* a 1931 graduate of Seminole Supposa you have been able e.-d lo explain and illiottrule big cars were $1.60 and little cars, It linnlly wan pasted that the fur th* blind at DayUma Beach. High School in Sanford. A mem­ to eat practically anything iRe practice uf acientlfic milk It water. only II. titte r rlassea uf Junior .Sophuinme Tha I.ion's project of support ia ber of Pi Kappa Phi and Phi Chi you liked, then without ap- Chiropractic, written by Ur. Hilly Johnson, Phyllis McDaniel, Vi. the Senior-Freshmen girl* llarb.ua Moses, Deanna Nichols, tight conservation. ’ fraternities, he ia a 1933 gra- parent reason "everything’’ p. [.«, Kerwin whose oflce in • • • would play football. duate of the University of Ala gives you indigestion. Why? located at 201 S. French Ave. Ethel l.i-e Riser and Cindy May Coarliitig thr girt- is two of the stayed at the slalom all day from A reception for all Sanford Ju n ­ bama and U a 1939 graduate of Something happened to pro and his telephone number is football players, Mike Caoln and its . m, to 5 p. m. and ntltsr mem­ ior High School teachers will be Miami University School of iledt- duce "mechanical pressure” FAirfax 2*7112. Jimmy Terwillegtr. held Tuesday al I p. m. In the bers of tha Glee Club (tin s in Tha Junior class, with offiears. shifts to wash. Sanford Women's Club. All the Jo Anil Ziegler, president; Robert Junior High teachers and tta ff The glee club stays active. Be­ Williams, vice president; Mary fore Christina* holidays, the group members are invited to attend. lleleno Washburn, seeittary; Del>- will stage a variety show ,.sell hin Scott, trra su irr; and John Christmas randy, hold another car (inerts, chaplain; hat a large wash, and all this along with the schedule to meet tins year. Any tegular schedule that goes oil con­ expenses that the Junior class has tinuously to prepaie for the state c o r p u s c iiR is r i, r**. <u*Ph this term must lie met and also and district contest in the spring. — Debra Kay UarnatJ couldn't any that the class incurs as Seniors Cindy May ami Phvllis are the stand to »•* bar parents, Dr, and next year. The seniora have no business managers fur the variety Mrs. James L. Barnard, and her dues and spend the money that has show. Miss Ollie Reese Whittle, six brother* and sisters frolicking been built up thr previous ysart in sponsor, for the girl* hasn’t an­ on surfboard* and water skis if high school. nounced yet what the show will be eh* couldn't join th* fun. Another project that the Junior* hut it look* as though it is going So tha 15-munth-oUi Debra have it the dances after the homp to ha good. learned to surfboard. Wrapped in fonthall gams*. Prlra to attend The Seminole Science Club at a Ufa jacket, th* toddler parch** tlissn is hi) cents, stag or drag. HIIH has pl anned an Interesting happily nsar the end of a surboard Price (or the coming football game year for meinbtr* which will in­ towed by tha family spstd boat i- $1 adults nnd 50 cents special clude patents and other interested arro** tha waters of Corpus Christ! student price. MISS LATIN — Maria Au­ students of tha school. Hay. The Future Nurses t'lub al gusta Paguaga, 21, repre­ The group hat planned for sev­ Seminole (FNA) haa alerted offi­ eral speakers during tha year al senting Nicaragua, wears cer* and now boast a record num­ opan meeting!. These speaker! her crown after being se- Kroll W inner ber of members at 59. NAPLES (L’P li - Ted Kroii will be people prominent in the leded Mi-s Latin America Pirsident Is Winnell Messer with science or engiureilng Held. in New York—lUOl). Latin nl Fort Lauderdale woo the Flort vice president, Sally Robb; secre­ One eurh progiam already has American Consular Associ­ da Professional Golfers Associa­ tary, Sarah Thigpen; treasurer, been held this fall, with Dr. Rob­ ation participated in stag­ tion tula Sunday with a score of Linda llittell; and Roberta Ran­ ert Smith addressing the gruup nn ing the colorful ceremony. 277 for the 72-hole tournament. kin, chaplain. I be tun In project for the girls, and one they all look foruatd to, is the opportunity to work in the Seminole Hospital as student aids Miss Barbara Rupre.-ht, sponsor nnd liomrmakiiig teacher at Ibr S H S Party Line Around The Clock Garner Completes Orientation Course Young Surfer Isn't Left Out 9 Day Family W f k e n d Special At ELLIN0R VILLAGE enjoy AT DAYTONA BEACH •30 FAMILY VACATION VILLA'IT INI WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS BEACH Swimming Peels Celt A Ttonii Free TV Room Telephon.t NURSERY A BABY SITTER SERVICE <|// iluniiuli your Ionite...eUrtricallv itilli It ll)IO . ///./••/ SAoAe y*ur t*i*no)lon, m — UKT GULP LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY SCCONQ r t C E V l S i Q N n u y o u ’v e been w j n t m g . (t n * v t A madio in evnv rourn - kitchen, laundry, or»irt*jn, children'* playroom, p.tuo -ahv.tvt hamty ami u ht n j-„(1 *xnt it. 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(Herald Thotol Sanford Junior High Forms First Regular Agriculture Program This year, fnr the first time st the Sanfnrrt Juninr Hish School, there will he a reciitnr agricul­ ture program. Don Farrias, teacher for the new vocational agriculture elns- Hospital Notes *e», has organised tha boys into a new rhapter of Future Farmers of America. The eighth and ninth grad* hoys are eligible to take the subject. The ninth grade students now in :he Sanford Junior High are pri­ marily responsib!' for the others being able to take Ihe class. Vo­ cational Ag i* one of the elective subject* for ninth grade boy*. Some of the projects that the group will take over thia year i* to clean up the n-hool farm, raise a puie-brcd *lecr and take charge of the FFA fore*l. Irarh boy also i« required to have an individual project at home. Business Briefs SLICED BACON 8E 0M M PEACH Fancy Sliced John Mankin, 26, a gradual# of the Stetson law achool baa joinrd th# firm of Attorney Edwin A. Sbinhoiser. Mankin, who lives at 602 W. 27th St., recently completed hi* :ix month lour of duty with th* Army reaerie. Prior to entering Stetson Law School, Mankin attended Dennison College m Ohio. OCTOBER 19 Arimiislnna Mary Pavii, Sanford; Reginald Turner. Sanford; Minnie Fryer, Sanford; Sarah Ann Cowan, San­ ford. Birth* Mr. and Mr«. Ja n ie* A. Greenwood, Sanford, a son. LAKELAND (LTD -M ore than Di«m‘**al« half of Florida'* ISO fresh fruit Iren* Clary, Sanford; Eluabeth packing house* are now in opera­ Houston. Sanford; Jess# LaRoche. tion, according to Florida Citrus Oviedo; Sara Bril Munchen, l.ake Mutual. Mary; Thomas Brown, Sanford; Executive \ ice President Robert Mm. Donald I.eFil* and baby, Os­ PITTSBURGH (LTD - Mother 1,. Kullrdge said Saturday packers teen, Julia Merritt, Sanford; ,Mr«. ami hahy are doing well, thank arc shipping all vanrtJfs of George Alford and baby. Sanfotd; grapefruit and limited quantities Bonnie Boone. Sanford; Mabel you — all 3.U.V) pound* of them, of oranges, which he said are A 50 — pound male rhinoceros Haywood, Sanford; Mary (iruhstn, unusually iale in maturing this Sanford; Mary Helen Jamison. came into the world at the High­ season. land Park Zoo Sunday in become Sanford: Mrs. Jack Benton and Rutledge said shippers this week baby, Sanford; Joseph Edward*. ihe first rhino bom In the United should send nut about SKW ears of Stales in 20 sears according to J.ake Mary. Acting Zoo Superintendent How­ grapefruit amt too cars of orange*. OCTOBER 20 Volume shipments are about two ard Has*. Admission* week* away, he said. The youngster, who still i* with­ Carolyn Gore, l.ongivond; Sharon Riggins, Ssnford; I.oretta Arnett, out a name, has the distinction of Sanford; J. C. Gainer, Sanford; being only the Ihirri nf lit kind to Timmons Reed. Sanford; Mary E. he horn in thi* country, Mass said The oiher t wo were horn in Williams, Sanford. Ihe Brookfield Zoo in Chicago, Birth* NEW YORK (LTD - The vanHi* one-and-a-half-ton mother Mr. and Mm. Joseph Riggins, San­ crahle Metropolitan Opera House ford, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Frank­ was reported in fin* condition. opens its iflth season tonight with lin Core, Sanford, a son. a venerable Verdi opera and the Dismissal* >urngest conductor in th* pit William O, Bridges, Sanford; since the late Walter Dim roach Katherine Harvey, Sanford; Ida darrled New Yorker* in the 1W>*. Chester, Lake Mary; Fred Muel­ PENSACOLA (U Pti - A hreakThomas Schippera at 30 already ler, DeRary; Mr*. A. C. Ovoratreet fast rally in thi* Northwest Flo ha* five year* of Met conducting and babv. Sanford; Mrs. Wedell Hirt and baby, Sanford; Mrs. Wil­ i rid,a city today officially kicked evperirncc behind him. But his off a two day campaign "air- selection hy perfectionist Rudolf liam Wise and baby, Sanford. cade'’ hy the eight Democratic Ring. Met grneral manager, In pr* candidate* for state office side st the traditional opening The group, led by gubernatorial night ritual u an operatic honor nominee Farri* Bryant, will visit for which many ronductora twice Panama City, Jacksonville, DayJACKSONVILLE (LTD — A tons Beach, Orlando sod Tampa Schippent’ age would aelt their report hy the State Chamber of on the first day of the plane- souls to Mephistophele*. Commerce show* (hat Florida'* hopping tour. Fourth Congressional District, The parly will leave from St Now You Know Dade and Monroe countie*, u the Petersburg Tuesday morning and The smallest fish m the *** is ration's second most populous dis­ stop at Lakeland. Bradenton, Sara­ the guppy, found m waters of the trict with a population of pv. y.M sota. Weal Palm Beach, and Fort «o*iIhern farihhean The hilly and a gam of M per cent in the Lauderdale before winding up th# grown male as emaller than a paat decade. tour in Miami. queen bee. The report, Daued Saturday, llwi showed that Florida’a Siath District ranks third nationally in percentage r.f p-,pu!«;ion increase with a 1J9 per cent gam. The Siath District extend* from Indian FOR ALL THE FAMILY River County through Broward MEN; WOMENi and across the state to the Gulf Nunn-Runh P a ra d is e of Mexico. • Philcidelphlo Cream C H E E S E CAN Nixon Endorsed TAMPA (UPI) — The Tampa Tribune, In endorsing the NixonLodge ticket in its Sunday edi­ tions, said the Republican plat form * is substantially more r*aKfcabie’’ than that of the Demoeratie Party. DO ZEN ONLY hit-'... rm S an fo rd , Florida JUICE 25. 46-oz. Can STARCH Vi Go«. Jug S - $15.00 --------- J IT m T r a c X lW T q r r t 'C J T r r 13300---------- SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, INC EI.M AVE. APPLES i- L I . ■OK $ 1.95 IM FA 1-M!>2 Persona! Bar L M I *l*h Pend Odw Plain or Iodized Astor 26-or. Package LXs-e Tvm Web WHITE ARROW LIQUID 90 D A Y G U A R A N T E E N. RID ROME THRIFTY MAID TOMATO H O M E FOGGING I w m ir * 49 / IVORY SOAP CHILDREN: Poll - Parrots Ivey's Shoe Store 4c«39* BEANS 2 29 PORK R O A S T Ll Jacqueline - B IS C U IT S YOUNG, TINDER STAINS DEEP SEA SCALOPS 39 BOSTON BUTTS Nafuraliaer All Homes Up To 1,000 Sq. Ft. M” LARGE EGGS SHOES Treemnn Star Brand H A M S U P E R B R A N D G R A D E " A " S H IP P ED Young Conductor Opens M et Tonight Congressional Districts Grow PiHtbury Canned 1v'' VW-* ' '* “ rW Zoo Has 50-Pound Bundle Of Joy ii Sc 2 9 ‘ Hormel Packing Houses Begin Operation State Demos Start Two-Day Air-cade 1-LB. PKG. a b i n 19 s y r u p Food Order S A L T PiMabsjry 2s t 39* p a n c a k e f l o u r 2 ^ .2 9 ' Deep South Pure APPLE JELLY Limai t w«h J i �Watch The Youngsters On Halloween liailowwii, coming up thi* week. 1« ono the hippiest times of the year for our ter*. However, i f te r checking with th* SanFlre Department, her* aro five rule* a u f e and aane-holiday: For costume*, avoid flimsy outfit* with of material In baggy eleeves and tail* ng skirt*. A touch of flam* can atari — i- Hr. Billopp YO U TH W ILL BE SERVED/ BUT Mind chsnfinff is snaousclng nothing eould bo farther from ihe Avoid wigs and m aski with fibrous ‘hair*. Caution children to stay a w a y from flame—bonfires and burning leaves out­ doors. fireplaces and stoves indoors. Don’t allow children to carry pumpkins lighted by a candle. Keep the smaller children in charge of, and In sight of, a responsible person a t all .tim es; ■- ' '*•' ; WASHINGTON CALLING th* intention of doing aomathlng and ending by doing ths opposite, it ie typical of waek characters who lack firmness of purpose and aro easily perauadad. By Marquis Childs My MARQtIM C H U M much (Iras they hsvd for r» fl« . f of hi* (topi is th« W«U on hU first long tour Ju»t after Labor Thia reporter haa talked with Day Senator Kennedy remarked •m ili-b u iiifii men, ranchers, and feeiioaiy toward the clone of a farmer!, in Montana, California 14-hour grind, “ f can't Imagint and ArUona, and whatever their why AdUl Sievcnaon ever thought political preference they have one that he wanted to do thia for a wiih la common ami that li that third time.” the campaign should come to an On the last day of his California end. Going on for pine to 10 week* swing Vice-President Nixon told it has an Increasingly unittiling his audiences that he had wakened effect. The btulnaia of (be nation at four In Ihe morning, which and Ihe world see m i to stand atiii would have been eight o'clock while the conflict grows louder by the time by which be normally ■ad angrier. livea In Washington. Usable to Privately in the entourage of sleep ha left bis hotel and went both candidate! the curie of the Out L> au aii-iiisiii stand to buy prolonged campaign, with the a hamburger. This meant that he eeuntry erlaieroiied ovrfr and over spent a 20-hour day of almost again, la freely discussed. In one ceaseless activity, ending wiih his arrival in Phoenix after midnight and an attempt to apeak to an airport crowd in the rain through a faulty loudipeaktr system. This kind of trial by never-end­ WASHINGTON— "How do yoe i beforo I answer that. Why doesn't ing fatigue and strain is more he publicly denounce the alleged do, ma'am. Our pall Ukar Inthan the human frame can en­ lorma us you repreaant the very quote his father's?—" I am willing dure. There should be an opportun­ In apend IS million to gel one of perw n /we're leaking—a voter my aooi into the White House.” ity, Immediately afiar this contest absolutely and precisely neutral “ No. 4: Tell me, madam, who lias ended, to get the two parties toward both Preildentia! eandi- ia ahead, in your opinion, on the to put an agreed limit on the length of future campaigns. Since potential labor vole?" ‘ 'dates." CASE G-403: Sam 5., aged 4T. hope for a man like me?” and each man will have done his til- is ihe Jealous husband mentioned " “Yes, sir, that I am . I show no “Nixon certainly i* not.1' there was stark terror in bis “ No. 5: “ Who’e Federal spend­ mu.l, it will not bo possible to yesterday who accused his wile -favorites. I'm against both with say of the loser thst if only he had of constant affairs with other voice. equal fervor, My only regret ia ing plan do you favor?” A husband can hamstring his • c , Nil,. • I.o timid ah. h i I another week or had travelesl an­ men. that I have only one vote to erotic life by negative thoughts | | - throw aw ay., dynamic spending for defense and other 3,000 mltei he might hive Dr. Crane,” he began defen J , “ Out, ma'am, isn't that naga- Kennedy is beginning to out- won. lively, “ I have lost all affection and a defeatism attitude, and that is what bolds Luo of the promise Sen, Hubert Hum­ i s tive thinking?” The n.lU.li limit their national! f« wifc- f,,r ho'v cat! an1' | • “ Well, why not? It's popular phrey whom he defected In the campaigns to three weeks from husband love an unfaithful mate?" usual husband like Sam. Except In rare cases, such as primaries when Humphrey tried the day on which Parliment is l ! this year.” That sounds somewhat plausi­ severe diabetes or terminal “ We have several questions lu nutpromlse him.” ble, on face value, doesn't it? dissolved and ihe government falls. scientifically developed to drier“Now, ma'am, regardless of Hut it was camouflage, as my stages of tuberculosis, no form­ erly normal husband should fret i mine the Inner-thinking processes whom you will not be voting for, Ours Is a much bigger country. next query reveals: ! of the voting m isses. Would you who do you think would make Hut wiih the use of television and "Rut your wife says you have about impotence. Ihe jet plane it should be possible Men and women are created to t give us your unbiased replies?” the best President?” been platonic for a long time "Shool.” “ Henry Cabot Lodge ur Lyndon in four weeks, or at most five, before you developed this excel-' function irxually as long as they to rover Ihe country and Insure live jealousy. J "One. Which of the two tindl- Johnson. Any other questions?” live, Imt doubt and false sex . dates presents the better Image “ Frankly, ma'am, your cynic­ that every iniareslad cltlien bears "Are you sure your Jealousy W notions can produce a platonic ] '# n television?” ism distresses me. I am asham­ the metsago of bolls candidates. not the EFFECT rather than the state in a m atter of a few nights. “ Neither. Kennedy i* (uo uvrr- ed of you.” So much of Ihe motion crowded real CAUSE of your platonic confident and impetuous, liis "Sir, you must then be ashamed into the present 10 weeks ia sheer State?" ] i i Stance m ales me think he thinks of America, becausr these are not waste. The outstanding conspicuous Actually, it is generally the he’s FDR. And Nixon's folksiness actually my answers, but an­ is the airport rally, Mott fear of Impotence that generates j doesn't ooze through our tube. swers I have heard in my own example airports are five io 10 miles from the Jealousy rather than the reEven if he had syrup on bit pin- neighborhood, at work, on llio 'llI cake the center of town, if th* organi- varae. makeup, it w ouldn't.. streetcar, and in my own home." But Sain protested heatedly ration work* hard it Is possible ‘Question No. 2: Which First “ You, then, are not the cynic that it was his wife's perfidy to get a crowd of a few thou­ .Lady in your opinion is the gresl- I look you to be?” that made him lose all love-for • r asset lo her husband?" “ Certainly not. I simply wanted sand out lu hear the candidate bar. “ Well, let's put It this way, you lo see bow- mean we have when he slops for an hour and a Since I muled, disbelievingly, air: Jackie didn't do her husband become, rolleclivrly and perhaps half in the cuurse of a long and he began to weaken in his vehe­ much good to lot herself be photo­ unknowingly, toward two men de­ punishing day. ment arcusations and his defen­ graphed by Life magazine in tor- votedly working for what should Ilut hr will be talking to the sive arguments finally traded off reador pants smoking a cigarette. be the most honorable position in fa it lit ul and the canvsit,, who into nothing. • st l : r Ps'.. ihe itiu k j smll* our rind. Finally, he stopped abort, awal-' have long itncc determined to vote more often as though she means "And, sir, may I now ask you for him. And while his presence [owed hard and then buried hi* it. Her lark of apparent warmth a question?" and Ins oratory may (ire them up face in his bands. ia no asset to her husband." “ You may." He actually began lo shed tears, to greater organization effort the ROUND “No. 3: Which candidate hold* “ Wouldn't it be more charitable, benefit in Ibis department is to for it is a terrible deflation t o 1 the edge on the basis of family wouldn't we tie a much happier say Ihe lead doilhtfl.l. If It (ike* a husbands ego to admit impoSIRLOIN backgrounds?' people, ii we started to think posi­ terer, even his docl"-. Dial kind of .hot in the arm to get “ 1 would say that Jack Ken- tively—and work positively— to­ "Yes, Dr. Crane, you arc right," Ihe organization going it is not OR CLUB -indy has to disprove something ward a greater America?” he confessed. likely io l>e very effective in any “ For sevaral years I hate l*cn event. Hipping la my ardor, until I fin Nixon's sortie Into Arizona is illy becama a platonic husband. a case in puint. If one state should "That's a bitter thing to admit, bo safe fur the Hepubiican candi­ even to one's seif, so I tried to date under the tutelage of Ariz­ ■void it. ona's own Sen. Harry Goldwaler “Somehow t hit on the idea FRESH who has been slumping Ihe coun­ of accusing my wife, for that di­ try for the Nixon • Lodge ticket, verted her auspicion so she it is this one. Vet the 10-huur wouldn't think 1 had lost my GROUND stop was costly to the candidates vigor. “ And Ihe mure panicky I grew, in time and energy, and Ihe bles­ sings he exchanged with Gold- ihe more vigorously 1 charged her water were at best superfluous. with infidelity. “ Actually, I know my wife Is So much of the effort is trivia. lunoceni, but 1 cuuld almost talk Hut very expensive trivia. The fu itd of signs, the costumes, (he myself inlo believing my own accuiations if ! kept reposting Lb. bands, all these phenomena have (hem often enough. multiplied in what is certain to "Dr. Crane, it was either wage be far and away the most costly a vigorous attack or be so de­ campaign In history. Much of this pressed in my ego that I would romes under the heading of good, contemplate suicide. clean fun but surely it could b« “ Now that my secret is out, limited to four or five weeks with­ what am 1 to do? Is there no out making anyone unhappy. The arguments against any limi­ tation arc familiar. If Ihe cam­ 1 don’t know why you're so intersated in the election paign itself were shoitcncd to four ASK AOOVT NtrMSOM campaign. If* just tha sam s win battle hotweass the ur fivo weeks the time of lit* etIASAMT AIM Republican# usd Democrat*** ALl< BRANDS now nsa smot Presidential primaries would be STsxrroMi moved forward and we would get li OMLH. KM ZED Touchtos Drug Co. Page 4—iion. Oct. 24, 191SH •M » u l » t fltrall the same continuous deluge under McKeysold* Drug*Cu. another guise. Koumilllt A Andrr*un 1 | 5 I S PHOENIX, Aril. - With three weeks •i the campaign (till to {ua on« thing is abundantly clear: some way must be found is the hterait of national tanlly and America's poaitloa aa leader of the * » • world to mtrlet the loofth Of thee# presidential conlciti. There ia good reaaon to belleva that a great many people have already bad enough. Nothing that they hear in the cloalsg waeki, abort of aomo oagregioua bluadar hr eaa candidate or the other, ia lUtaly to makt much dlffaraaea. And this ene* fee the usderideds, many of whom bay not makt up their mindi until they walk into the polling booth regardlett of how WASHINGTON Uon. by Ed Koterba THE WORRY CLINIC by Dr. George Crane The cure If a changed atlitude based on (rue faett. When Sam's wife was instructed to become more seductive and remove her husband's fear, she resolutely fol­ lowed orders. Within two weeks he was an assured, happy husband. Gone were all his fears, as well as his accusations that she was faith­ less. So send for the frank booklet “ How lo Prevent Impotence.” en­ closing a stamped return envelope plus 20c (non profit). You wives should ail apply this vital information if your mates arc past 40. Mind changing concerns not only t h f _ perron who dot* the changing but many others who de­ pend on th st parson for direction. Assuming that tbs parson ia going to do on* thing they make their plans accordingly. When thay find tha person haa dona or ia go.ng to do the opposite, their plans are upset. They must alter them -to conform to the mind changing. Persona giren to mind (hanging will bo aiked why tbsy cannot m ale a decision and stick to it, thus saving others dependent on tbem from h a u r and con­ fusion. To this they will reply that changing their minda gives them a flexibility in their actions. It en­ able* them to study ami avaluata fresh evident* and tako into ac­ count altered circumstances. They point out that it affords them an opportunity to correct mistake*. Tut it* Xiial svlecisd course of action would be wrong. Surely they ought not to be forc­ ed to stick to It. They contend that all progress ie baled on minds charging. Tha right to change their minds, they say, is it fundamental one with which ihry refuse to part. To tha charge that they are weak' character* who lack firm­ ness of purpose and ar* easily persuaded they will reply that troth. On the contrary it takes courage for them to chanre their minds and invite protests from those who aro opposed to the changing. Those whose ptans must bo changed to conform to n changing mind know nn peart. They m ust keep a coumviri wsl&TTo""aa to note instantly the char.gr of the mind and be prepared to shift with i t For the saka of appearances they never dare to let on to the suffering they undergo from liv. ing under the tyranny of a ebang!r.g mind. CHRISTOPHER BILLOPP B ig Falloff \ BOCA RATON (UP1) - Arvid* Corp., real aitale and develop­ ment company, which holds 99,0<M aerei ia Florida, reported Wed­ nesday its net earnings fell more than 30 per cent in the last fiscal year despite a 33.3 per cent gain in tha property sales. Does BLADDER IRRITATION MAKI YOU NIRVOUS1 ‘n ia u ia ae ia rsn sw S lK O T fn iii h o » m u c h * ir* n * rr an « k t t u r « * •» * » * t » » t* » t m k i l i l l • rS iB trr K lS n ir * r S l U O r Ir rita n t* !. Th*M Irrltstlssa lf t » ! occur after IS. u < m ar n » < Tiu i « » *nS n errsua from too frro irn u burn n i o r ItcbiBC u r m .tla n Sot* s i r an * n lcM . S o c ia n irilr. ro u « • > io*t o r** in * » u f. fr r Icon Km S ic Ik i . **tk*rk* i n ! fr-1 lie . t:r**, O v rc u td In lucta t i n u f o n . c r r r i x x u*u*Ur h rlM i f l i t . r* '* iin « comfort S r t irblnc IrrtU ltn t iir m a in s-.rin i. i d * u rn * * a < k » s itla f *n*l«*,ts pain rriiif Saf* tor r» u n i *r o.n 0*1 CYSTXX si niuiiilt*. /Ml M m tu b Edwin Epstein M. D. announces Ih* re-localion of his office to Faust Pharmacy Medical Building 1307 E. Second Si., Sanford, Fla. For General Practice Offic* Hour* By Appointment Open Monday thru Friday 9:0* to 12:00 ■— 2:00 to 3:00 Wednesday sad Saturday 9:00 lo 12:00 Telephone FA 2-4544 NO THICKS HERE — .HIST DELICIOUS FOOD TREATS AT SPOOK-TACULAR LOW PRICES STEAK Lb. 59 FRESH CAUGHT BEEF MULLET Lb. 39* 0 ‘ ASTHMA IT. 3. NO. 1 MILK Vi Notice t W a « « l 4 l * ' i a w k n a t U * tfall«4 r ,M « « h i . h | « a a l l i l M aaalaa. I t a l y l a Ika « H l a v f ( * s k l l * a i l a a a t a l l Ika la aal « « w t i i t i t i l U U U A. Edwin Shinholser, A ttom ey-atLaw, is pleased to announce that, effec­ tive O ctober 15, I960, John M. Mankin lias » Maaaka r. raalai Na«alailaaa ***«ISM H al nxi M l vahaaalfilaaa ka m M la ■ lu a a a Na part i f aajr Material, IIV I ar U iu U iiif , i f Oil* aditiaa i f Th* danferd U araU » * / bi reproduced la say a i u t r withsul wtiUm permission a t U s pskUshe# mi Tkm Hamid. A ma indiTidual become nj-aoeia ted w ith-hiriV-itr tiru-prra cF~ tice o f law a t Suite 410-414, Sanford A t­ lantic N ational Bank Building, Sanford, Florida. GAL. HERMAN’S ORANGE BAND HICKORY SMOKED SHOULDER SUGAR CLUED A A C POTATOES 9 Q C 10 POUNDS M # (Umil 10 Lbs. fleas*) �■ Ethel Root Circle • u ftrl Mon. Oct. 24, 1960—Pig* S |m H Garden Club Members Hold Luncheon Meeting At Capri Plans Projects A t Monthly Meeting Mrr. Oscar Zit'.rower was VioiA j tc the meeting of the Ethel Root Circle of th , Congregational Christian Church, when they met the last cf the cook books. ~ Mrs. Edward 3imp»on led the K>oop in opening devotion and prayer. Mrs. Helen Remusat, Mrs. It. Thursun and Mrj. Zittrower were appointed on the nominating com™ ttee. A letter was read from Mrs. La irn Underlie. thanking circle membera for the many cards •cnt to her mother, Mis. Emma Bolt, who w si injured recently, in a fall. Members were reminded to brine their "women's g ift’’ to the No­ vember meeting. Th's sacrificial offering ia voluntary and is offwi g for the blessing* received. It was decided that the Thanks­ giving fruit cake order* should he in by Nor. 10, in order to as­ so rt prompt delisary. Cali Mrs. Zittrower to reverva your holi­ day cake. Ui.ii ta -e la and reel maple syrup may also be obtained front the group. Mrs, Herbert Thuralon, general chairman for lha fall baiaar, re^ u t s that plan* me going along fine. Members have been hard at work on neediecraft and flower arrangements will be ona of the new additions this year. The hostess served refreshments to Sirs. Karl Moxlcy, Sirs. Harold Heibst, Sir*. Howard Rollins, Sirs. Gus Schniah, Mrs. T. R. Alford, Sirs. Ralph I.oisiitg. ^ Sirs, Thurston. Mrs. Simpson, airs. Remusat, Mrs. Maurice Cor­ bitt. Mr*. Ulaf N'ordgren, Mrs. Robert Beina and Mrs. Agnes Boyd. Mrs. Alford will ha hostess for tha next meting, Nov. 7, in Fel­ low ship Ilall. m S . R. L. ANDREWS AND MRS. C. M. FLOWERS, W t. are holding the arrangement of orchiilj that adorn* ed the speaker’s tuble a t the Garden Club luncheon, at the Capri. Mrs. Andrews raised the orchid* and Mrs. Flowers made the arrangement. Others in the picture Tht general luncheon and busi­ ness meeting of the Sanford Gar­ den Club was held a t tha Capri Restaurant. Thursday. Mi f : TJTTT‘rrriiiami Jr., immeJiate past president, preaenied Mr*. William F. Jefferies o( Orlando, uisiiiw landscape chairman, who spok* on "Show Grooming and Helpful Hints." Sha also display­ ed several plants. Tha speaker's table held an ar­ rangement of orchids, grown by Mra. R. I.. Andrews and arranged by Mrs. C. M. Flowers. Both are mrmbes of tha Jataranda Circle, Mra. Kric Vihlen, club president, presided a t tha business session. Reports were riven by chairmen ami a elrcla count taken. The Hemerocallla Circle had tha greatest number of membera preaent. Mr*. Vihlen told tha group that each clrcia would bt responsible are. Mrs. Voile Williams J r., immediate past pro Ulont of the club. Mrs. W. F. Jefferies, guest speaker for the event and Mrs. Eric Vihlen, club president. Mercer University (Herald Photo) Honors Miss Garner Word has been received that Miss Faye Garner, a student at Mercer Untveraity In Macon, Ga.. has been pledged to T h i Mu SororP*. She was also elected as a mem- Oviedo Bride - Elect Feted At Shower Hy MAIUAN R. JONES Mis* l.ymja Clark, of Uviedo, whose marriage to Eugene Hick­ son, of Oviedo, which was. an event of Oct. 22. wna guest of honor when Mrs, P. M. Smithson, Mr*. Charles G. Shaffer, Mrs. It. C. Miller, Mr*. Levi Norman, and Mr* Alvah King entertained with a miscellaneous shower it the Fellowship Hall of the First Meth­ odist Church. Oviedo Artistic aiinngrment* of yellow and while gladioli were used in the decorative scheme. Following the opening of gift.', the hostess served icfreshim-nt* to the guests. The table, overlaid with a cut-work linen rloth was decorated with the white and yel­ low rotor* in the bridal motif. A crystal punch bowl graced one end. The hostess alternated in pouring thn punch and serving miniature sandwiches, cakes, nuts and mints. liullii im m u iu ,I,*C4 . „. .V. Diary VAH-3 Wives Hold Farewell Luncheon Circle 10 Meets With Mrs. Colbert Mrs. Rodenberry Honored Al Shower Bazaar For Dec. 3 Personals Member* of VAH-5 Officers Wives met a t tha Barblzon Reatauiant in W inter Park, Thursday for a farewell luncheon, honoring the commanding officer* wife, Mrs. H. S. Moore, The Moore* will be leaving soon, for duty in Jacksonville. Tht wive* presented her with a going away gift, a Daniih modern wal­ nut ice Vicket, with a personalized inscription on a silver plaque. Mra. R. E. Farmer was elected Treasurer-ar.d Sir*. V.\ S , Thomp­ son was named hospitality chair­ man to aerva the club the next aix month*. Mr*. P. J. Ryan, all wives repre­ sentative, gave a report from the rcrent board meeting. Door prizes were won by Mr». IV. D. Fries, Mr*. C. D. Schoon­ over, Mrs. W, ft. Thompson, Mr*. D. J. Brough and Mrs. A. W. Smith. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. J, A. dr Ganahl and Mrs. W. J. Belay*. Mrs. R, H. Graham and Elects Officers Personals Church Schedules Luncheon Honors Mrs. H. S. M oore Girls 4-H Club Clark, mother of the honorce; Mrs, Sarah Hickson, inuthrr of the bridegroom • elect; Mr*. Bryant Hickson, Mrs, J. II Staiey, Mrs. Harold Lyles, Miss Peggy Burke. By MARIAN R. JON FA HOSTESSES FOR THE VAH-3 OFFICERS WIVES Miss Jewell Long. Mrs. K. G. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Menlzcr luncheon a t Lake Monroe Inn, were Mra. George Waters, Cm**, Mrs. J . U, Headry, Mrs. aie Erasing the last of this month left, and Mra. Loren G arrett. (Herald Photo) Bslph Neely, Mrs. Clara Mariner, to make their home in Califor­ By MURIEL OSBORNE Mrs. J. I. Malcolm, Mrs. R. W. nia. Estes, Mi*. T, L. Lingo, M u. G1RI, SCOUT TROOP - 211 .Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson Malian Kites, Mrs, Frank GayHighlights of tho plans of lhe are being welcomed home after dick, Mrs. John Bier. je a r far Girl Scout hoop 711 >pending several months in Denver Hit* Ruth Davidson, Mrs. \V. P. were discussed when eleven mo­ Colo. Welcome home, Jim and L’aiter, Mrs. J, W. Beasley, Mrs. thers met at the home of the lead­ Don Ulrey, Mis, M. F. Beasley, • FAYE GARNER loruisc! e r , Mr*. L. E. .Morgan in Sunland Mrs. Marion Estrs is recover­ Mrs. Roy K. Weisenbnrger, Mrs. Testates recently. noon and later enjoyed a huffet her of the Women’s Student Gov­ The Lake Monroe Inn was the Henry Wolcott, Mrs. Richard E. A project for The Liltlu Red scene of tire monthly luncheon for luncheon of tut key, ham, roust ing from surgery anti reported to ernment of the University, •Smithson, and Mrs, Ernest LulSchool House is occupying many VAH-3 Officer* Wive*, lio*te*«e» beef, tossed salad and various be doing fine. M i n Garner I* a talented ling­ trail. Get well wishes sc extended to minds ami their interest in the were Mrs. George Waters and Mr*. other item*. er and has joined the Mercer Mrs. Abrey Myers, Dr. T. W. t horn* of tha school. She wilt Lutheran Haven in Slavia will con­ Loren Garrett. This was a farewell luncheon fur travel with the choir, taking part tinue tu be manifested in numerous A lovely permanent floral a r­ several of the wives, whose hus­ Lawton, Mrs. Henry Wolcott and In concert* in various cities, dur­ ways again this year. A clothing rangement in fall color* decorated bands have order* for new assign- Mrs. Heltle Ragsdale. P. R. Chandler has bern off the ing the school term. The first one drive will be conducted soon with tha head table and harmonizing menu. They were Mr*. Donald i* scheduled (ur Savannah, Ga., in participation urgrd from a* many roses ami water lilies on adjoining Hartley, Mrs. Marvin ilaggert, Star Route mail delivery dun tu November, tallies, rain ed uu» ~u .*,1, 4, li.ilodl. M** V-- illness but is expected bark soon. people as possible. :a .,r the Mr. and Mrs, Frink Gaydick , ray* ..-A >ii a ir.crt^rr ntrn r? the 'mm | thur Elder, Mrs. K. M. Bent and % Mrs. E. W. Avcncl is assistant theme. Methodist Church hrld thr Odo- graduating etas* of Seminole High arc enjoying the visit of Mrs. The floral arrangement was do- j j ,_ if, |„ IJjkke, leader and senior scouls Nikki Special guests were .Mi* Harry Gaydick’s mother, Mrs. John Birr brr merlins at lhe home of Mrs. School. Sha is the daughter of Morgan and Bonnie Avcnael will nated by the Sanford Flower Shop. Mr. and Mr*. Allen Thompson J Wilma Colbert, nn Holly Ave. Co-, Mr. anil Mrs, L. F. Garner, of Mr*. Frank Donahue, who created Mahoney, Mr*. Wilfied Hexrau, be working with (he troop. and little grandson, David, were hostess was Mrs. Maitha Row-1Sanford, it, gave a brief talk on the versa-| j | r,, ('ha lies Rust, Mrs, Rani Day Serving on the committee will line Sunday, coming from Yens land. he Mines. W. A. Yelinek, W. It. tility, charm and rare of penuan- nut! Miss Patricia Ashbfvok. Uracil to he with their mother Others attending were the Mine', ent flower arrangement*. Mrs. W. A. Yeoman led the de­ Bedwcll, J. R. Rown, and W. M. Sim also told the wives how to J. F. But low, Chillies Rone, David and great grandmulhn, Mrs. J. votion ami Mrs. Colbert, study Hearn. choose suitable containers ami how Caswell, E. A. Chevalier, W'. B. N. Thompsun. chairman, Rove the lesson for the INTERMEDIATE GIRL SCOUT to nrc*njr« flowers their Navy Collin', I!. I.. Conn, David Dearmonth. Troop . 311 ulph, D. Hamilton, P, S. liarhusbands bring from overssaj. Plan* were discussed for the ^ The mother* meeting for Girl Tha group met for cocktails at ward. George Jerson, Charles Mrs. Riibye Rodenberry. of En­ bazaar, Nov. IT and for World Scout Troop 371 was held at lha Kauffman. terprise, was guest of honor at a Communion Day, Nov. 4, Grace home of the new leader, Mrs. W. Alaliezuwsk), John McCrack­ Methodist Church will be host <tork shower, recently, at the IL H. Harrison. Assistant leader Osteen en, Clifford Nelson, Stephen Oliv­ church for the latter. Circle mem­ home of Mrs. Harold Goodwin, is Mrs. Ben Howland. er, R. E. Osterholm, Neil Pruden, Ca-hoate'ses were Mrs. Nireie The bazaar and turkey supper bers chose children's used cloth­ Sirs. E. A. Uhcvilier is general L, J. Reinhart, K. F. Rowell, committees of the Congiegational Rossie and Mrs. Geneva Bradley, ing as tircir contribution to the chairman or the group with Sirs. Ralph Seacat, John shattuck, of Enterprise and Mra. Peggy Christian C'hureh, met at the home project, W. Reynolds serving ss assistant Jams* Talmadge. B. B. Weber, of Mr*. William W. I.inx, on bitother members prevent were Walker, of Crescent City. Other committee chairmen are, By MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER David Weigand, John West. and contest* were enjoy­ vtr Lake, this weekend. Mrs, W. il. Binvlrom, Mrs. Chuck edGames Steven Clark, son of Mr. and Charles (juimt, I.. M, Beverly, Mrs. M. S. Hastings, cookie sates; during lhe early p art of the The annual event is scheduled ^ i r s . R .M. Jones, transportation; Mr*. Kenneth Clark, lias a broken Sidney Banks, D. E. It-iuse, John fur Dec, 3 in the Fellowship Hall Boae>, Mrs. J. W. Brantley, evening and lire honorea received • M rs . B ,C. Hamilton, publicity, arm, received while practicing Carl, Dan Hezeau, John Bailey, of the church. The sale of beauti­ Mrs. Mildred Bulncr, Mrs. Hugh many useful gift*. Carlton, Mrs. Bichatd Graham, W, E. Bassett, Ray .Murphy, G, F. aed Mrs. H. J. Johnson, program football. Refreshments were served by ful handmade lace*, apron*, baked Mrs. It. M. Jrrnigcn. Mr. and Mrs. Lea rue Harvey Schneider, John Sluffiebeenl, T. A. goods and other items 'ta rts at tho hovtcsses ts about 50 friend* consultant. Mr*. E. W. Marcel, Mrs. R. E. of the lionOree. Mrs. William Miller, troop con­ are building a ocw home on T)lcr Wngncr, Frank Kshlo and W. A. p, in. with supper from ."> to I Yelinek. Mitchell, Mrs. J. N. Figutt. Mrs. sultant, was present to help plan Lake. Pv o Mrs .Albert Cisrk and Mr*. tha activities. The menu will include roast - ' - ‘«ubcrls' Mt* N. R. Thom, IL McAIexamlcr, Mr*. Harry Osteen attended the book Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. How­ turkey, dressing and gravy, whip- 1"** ped potatoes, cranberry sauce, Uavitt and her mother, land plan to attend the troop camp review, given by Miss Betty Prim- E nterprise relish, vegetables, hut r o i l s . Dili*. training program in Winter Park, ble, a former missionary, al the pumpkin pia and coffre. — — — ---------Oct 25 and 25 at Camp Mead First Baptist Church in Sanfoid Ticket* for tha supper are S 1.23 Supper Di-b fc- Park. Later they will go on an vtnnilav. The subject was "H e -1 for adults and 75 cents for TTiii-' overnight trip to Lamp Ticochee, ligon in Latin American’', and Dr. and Mrs. T. Z. Cason of dren, Two door prizes will so they will be prepared to take was sponsored by the WMLT, Jacksunvlll* were recent, guest* at A group of WMU members of the home of Mrs. Cason's parent*. awarded about 7:30 p. m. the girli on camping trips. Other mothers present for the the Osteen Baptist Church, met Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wright. meeting were Mis. R. J. DeJong, at the home of the president. Mrs. Jack Broyles of Woodside, La. Mrs. A. L. White. Mrs. R. A. J. S. Peterson, to pl»h the year* was a guest of Mr. M. H. Ryan Smith and Mrs. Datiti Todd. work. Those attending were. Mr*. and Miss Helen Sr.odgift'* last Harry Osteen, Mr*. Robert Wil­ weekend. Jack was a resident of liams, Mr*. Guy Besll, Mr*. Tom Enterprise several year* ago. .D eB ary Lemon. Mrs. Troy Gsry, Mr*. .Mr. and Mrj. Forest Nutt and King Allman. Mr*. Elmer Shivers, children were Sunday guest* of Mrs. Kennth Harvey, Mr*. Claude Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Lampp of Win­ ter Fatk. Tyson and the hostess. Mrs. Betty Carol Hamilton Is Sidney W Ikes pf Aialea Dr. has One dominant rotor is enough spending this week with her entered the Putnsm Hotel Nursing Home in DeLand. He will be for any room. Other color* ahould grandmother in BUckshenr, Ga. Friend* will bo happy (-> learn happy to hear from ins many complement or accent the dom­ that George Ryan has arrived inant color rather than compete friends. home after two weeks a t the Vet­ Mr. and Mrs. William WilUms with it. Tha dominant color can eran’s Hospital in Lake City (or be varied by u*in» different - f le w to Long Dland with their son­ observation and treatment. -in -la w and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ■hades and tint* of it. as in a dark green rug. pile green walls S. Besky of Orlando to visit their end iiizht!t dterer green drap— PR! V>UflJm. ' hit i t i r allr had trie*. By Aiousticon surgical treatment. For Every Pocketbook SQA id up — all the latest PUT A SNAPSHOT RECORDS A ' Cl.EMORIES WW rnndrl*—Of all type* IN EVERY LETTER GUITAR INSTRUCTION Demon. Gated Every | . Day Developing .Service Wed. A. M. DAVE'S RECORD at W1EBOLUT CAMERA CENTER W m . E . K a d e r J tw e U ra M l West First Baafaid SHOP I t 2 ft. Park Are. FA 2-23*3 210 K. fark Sanford. Fla. "OPEN T IL 9 P. M." 4j irl Scout for keeping their mailing liat, to Tho Garden Club will send *100 the Florida Gardener, up to data. to the state headquarters building, Mr*. Fred Ganaa displayed the to be used to purchase a lamp. hook th at will be given at the atata During the luncheon, a fashion flo»er_jihow-r* wit), each pard-vrA*--■*Vt x v h pram-itsr). ajbftfc tn rb rimission. Membera were urged To ed furs and excTiir.g ^ im u g enter a: leaet one or more plants clothes from the Alary Esther in the ahow. Shop. Mr*. S. Rusk ware welcomed as visitors. Others attending were tha Mines, R, W. Repp, A. J . Blahs, 3. L, Morgan, C. L. Fitzpatrick, A. 8. Thompson H. G, Coben, W. M. Hopkins J r„ E. W. Foot*, H. A* Laekay, J . A. Latheron, 0 U. Fish* ar and H. L. O'Hara. Coffee Honors Pim»cre*t WMU Board Members Executive board members of Woman’s Missionary Union of Finecrest Baptist Church was honcrcd with a coffee, served by tha new president, Mrs. Thelma Bell, at her home, M2 Sunland Drive. Following an Informative dis­ cussion of changing activities, plans were made for tha 1*60-81 church year. All women of the church are urged to join tha WMU. For details contact Mra. Sara Lee, enlistment chairman. Other members of the execu­ tive board are Mra. Mary W lg|ini, secretary; Mrs. Teddy Abies, trea­ surer and publications chairman, u d ler cuiinrii(i’ee viiairmen are. M il. Luciile Abrams, Shirley Smith Circle: Mrs. Connie Wil­ iams, stewardship. Mrs. Eve Kelly community missions; Mrs. Lee, enlistment; Mrs. Marjorie Smith, program; Mrs. Dora Nell Uravcnmier, Pray­ er and Mra. Brcky Sherwood, mis­ sion study. Sirs, Evelyn Hayes is sunbeam leader, Mrs. Betty Gramkour, GA leader and Mrs. Virginia Bykcs, YWA counselor. 'll-- 1 *«u . W i n e l e c t e d president of the Sanford Girls 4-H Club, at a meeting last week. Other officers elected were Rena McKenzie, vice president1; Joyce Waltz, delegate; Verpetto Fox, secretary-treasurer: Barbara Katiurr, ireeation; Sherry Ainrazila, reporter and Debbie Sewell, chaplain. Rena was appointed chairman of the refreshment committee. She will be atsisted by Uarbara Al­ ford and Joyce Waltz. Tho d u b uniform is a green skirt and whit* blouse. School clothes will be worn at tha meal­ ing*. Circle Members Thirteen membera attended the fiial meeting. Anyone Interested in the work i* invited to attend. Work For Bazaar Call Mi<* King, for time and .Mrs. Ashby Jones wss hostess place. to Circle 2 of the WSCS of the First Methodist Church, at her home 2110 Elm Ave. Mrs. J. H. Lee led the devotion and Mr*. M. R. Strickland, pre­ sided i t the monthly business ses­ sion. Members of the young adult Most of the members brought Sunday isdrool Class of lha First a sandwich lunch and stayed to Christian Church met at the home work on articles for the b atsar. uf Mr. and Mrj. Adrian Specs, scheduled for Nov. 17 in McKin on Forest Drive, for an evening of ley Hall. feasting, Airs. J. P. Muse was welcomed C'o-hoslcssc* for the monthly a* a visitor. Others attending were grt-together were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. LeRoy Anderson, Mr*. W. J . Harold Kennedy. Delicious ranch David, Mrs. W. B. Nicholson, wagon burger* were the msln Item Airs. C. R. Jones, Mrs. M. L. dh the menu, with everyone Nichols, Mrs. Taylor Drown, Atn. shsring in preparing the food. Walter Price, Mra. J. F. .McClel­ Table decoration was a combin­ land and Mrs. Bradford Byrd. ation nf candles, fall leave* and a Jark-o-lantrrn. Seventeen member* enjoyed th e 1 A new laundry starch comes in supper and games during the sheet form. It looks like a sheet of psper, but dissolves instantly evening. in water. Mrs. Specs Hostess To Class Social Ornamental outdoor lighting fix­ ture! need io be washed olen with a sudsy sponge «r brush. Personals Personals Oct. 24th - 31st Permanent Wave Special! R E G . S20.00 NOW *12.50 REG. 615.00 NOW ’ 10.00 25th ST. SANFORD, F LA­ TA 2-7757 2^ H i 1 J J Jr l �H r M n f V rv tS Pajre 6—Mon. Oct. 24, 1964 Gators Gel Hold Of Share Of Lead r j g a ' BONNIE, > l WANT YOU Tt7 oi,TS»fh "ides.* D esperate The hefty cha*t of Too* SuSpiiH> and busy l t | i of Bobby Bar­ bour gave the Sanforvi Seminole* a U-0 football win over Wintar Park Friday night. Sulpiiio Jammed through to block a Wildcat punt near tha to yard lint and tha ball waa de­ fected into the end lone, where Barbour pounced on M for the first score early in the game. Barbour kicked the point for what amounted to all of the icor- R oberta R u n s F o r S anford F irst Down Lyman's Greyhounds beat BunMil M U Friday light and Jim ­ my Williams acored four times, Including a U-yard return of a punt for a touchdown, It teas a rest otlansivs outing rbr Lyman, with Presley alto scor­ ing and Milu Brown connecting tor five out ot five passes. Th# victory givas Lyman four wins, ona loss and a 11* tor lit* season. Coach Bill Proctor said he ex­ perts a closer rootest against Dunnellon, the und«lralrt| foe of Ui« Goryhounds this week. "Tb*y’re roally tough, with two big backs we will have lo w atch ami you got to give Ihern credit for Winning all their games,” ho said. "If we ran keep up our offense, w# ought to have it pretty good chance of taking them, but it should he a hard game,” he said. Lollani House of Beauty ia lead­ ing tha Je t Rowlrrette* League with 18 wine and six game* lost. Hweeney'a holds second place with 18 wine and eight losses; ary Esthers is third with 14'« win*, 9!» losers; Duke and Duch­ ess holds fourth with 14 wins and 10 loss*.*. Competing for fifth place was Kail's, Yowell's, Howe's and House of Rahlja, all having It wine, 13 losses. Ivey’* Shoes is sixth with 01* wins, 14 V* losses and Lovely Lady is last with four wins and 20 lost games. Evelyn Fitzpatrick holda the high handicap series for this week with * 640. Lucy May*r cum* up with a 213 for high game scratch and high gum* handicap. Artis Blah* picked up the 6-7 split. United Pres* Inleraationat Those National Football League standings hav* been knocked all askew because nf Bobby Wals­ ton's unerring *<>ot, the bull shoutu'ef d'dai ffornune and die luck o ' in Irishman named Jim Martin. The New York Giants, who sat back anil watched Sunday's fun on television, now lead the East­ ern Division; the Green flay Packers ami Chicago Rears are lied in the Western Division; the Cleveland Browns’ defeat turned the last perfect record in the league, and the champion Balti­ more Colt* now have been beaten twice. Three of Sunday's game* were decided by field goals in the final minute. Two ended In ties. The B. Edwards Supplies howling team ia back in thr lead of th* Thureday Nile Mixed laiague, a apot they get to hold every Other week. Thia time they are hoping to hang nnto it for awhile aa they count their 18 win*. Dellary Pharmacy and Mr*. Appteby'a Restautanl share the sec­ ond plur* spot with 17 wins, while Powell's Office Supply look over third with 18. Steimneyer Roofing and Town and Countiy TV Service hzild fouith with IS, followed hy Stnfore M 'f. Co, Dynatronkce Inc., CWA Walkers, Food Fair, I’ry- Exercise help* keep football players in good physical condi­ tions and conches have a daily routine uf limbering up for workouts. Ton* h'ulpisio, Heminol* line­ men, takes ms exereising right through tha gam* with him and when Sanford is on th* defense, he keeps hu«y between plays do­ ing push-ups at his position. Hia activity seefns to baffla oppon­ ents—especially when ha shows up seconds latsr tn their hackfield full of energy for a jarring tackle. NFL's total of three tie games Is exactly three times as many as were played last season. And these deadlocks eventually could •vtxv an tmnnrtun* rote In itadrl. ing the division championships. Walston's 38 yard field goal with only 10 seconds left to play gave Ihe Philadelphia Eagles a 31-29 upset victory over the Browns; ilornung scored 23 points in the Pickers' 41-14 triumph over the San Francisco Forty-Niners: and Marlin kicked a pair of freakish last period field goals that boosted Ihe Detroit Lions to a 30 17 win over the Colt*. Zrkr Uratkiiwskl'v two last pe ing (or three quartara anil moat riod touchdown passes enabled of the last. the Bears to tie the Iais* Angeles It wa* up anil down the field, Bain*. 21 24. with penalties, two fumbles and two pass Interception* halting all other scoring drives until the final 21 seconds of the game. Sanford receives) a Wildcat punt around midfield and started th* nr'a Stale Farm Insurance and mo«t successful ground sene* of CWA Talkers. Dutch Hhugarti, rolling for Ed- Ihe contest with lets than two uaiiD, had high game and aerie* minutes lo play. Quarterback Mika for the league as he piled up a Roberts and Halfback Alex Me221-589 score, aiding hia team in Kihbin got good yardage and !ir*t getting high scratrh total, 2558 downs, taking the ball to the Win­ ter Park M yard tin*. for thr night. The second unit quarterback. Bill Pressley, Dot Teslo, Kd (>*• borne, Sue Jackson and Jim Car­ John Ruiuface zipped down Ihe michael all made tho 3-10 split, sideline for the longest run of the while Fritch, Tom Robinson nnd night, a V yard gain, to mova to Harry Pcnteenet made the other the Winter Park 22. Running baby one, the 2-7, Carmiehael, plays shoved on to th# Wildcat 12 John Wright, Ruth Phillip* and with Ihe clock running out. tin iold Appleby made the 6-tf With 21 second* lo play, Ihe while Jeanne Hardman made the Sanford lute opened a big gap and 5-7, Jay Wetz, th* 5 10, and Al­ Harbour daihed across fur tbr berta Warner the 4-5-7. final score. The extra point at- Dive By G ary D avidson templ failed aud the armiouies wound up their third 13-0 football game thia season: they beat Titu*vilt and |oet to Seabreeze, by the same margin. Last week'* work on offense was evident in tha Seminole effort against th# heavier Winter Park team, although fumbles broke up two drives. Sanford gained 357 yards rushing whtlc holding the Wildcats to a net ground yardage of nine and made 14 first downa to their opponents three. Smashing line play frequently threw Uia Parker* for losses al­ though they completed four passes for 21 yards. As evidenced by the blocked punt, the Sanford line put up another outstanding defensive aland. Leading the ground attack for tne nominates was Bill Pnagan, who gained go yards, MrKibbin, with 56 and John Mann with 53. "The improvement of our offtnse was encouraging, hut ws •till have to work on it,” Coach Jim Pigott said after the game. ' If wo ran polish our ball hand­ ling and keep up the defense the hoys have shown, we will win some more games. "We were real pleased with the improvement of the blocking, too,” Pigott said. "The offensive line opened some nice holes.” Scrapping the heavier and mora experienced Winter Park team re­ sulted in livu injuries In Phagan and Don Harvey, but they ap­ parently were not too serious. Phagan's jaw was hurt in a pilcup and Harvey's leg was stepped on, but both are expected to con­ tinue in action this week. The Seminotes will be working For Loose Football tms week oa a way to beat Lees­ burg here Friday night. Beaten only by Wildwood, Lees­ burg has a senior team of exper­ ienced players and Ihe added wea­ pon of Randy Brown, all con­ ference back for the past two years. "We will have everything going to beat these boys,” Pigott laid. End Zone P ass Eludes Jim m y Jones ATI.WTA (UFO - 0«t. « . will be listed In Southeastern Conference annals aa one of Its most dramatic Salurdaya—a day on which ita four biggest garnet weren't aettled until the <£el gun. It took a list second, 28-yard field goal for the second-ranked Mississippi Rebels to squeete past their old nemesis Arkansas, 10-7; and a pair of field goals gave the surprising Florida Galors a come-from-behind, 13-10 victory over Louisiana Slate and a **w s of the SEC lead. Sophomore end Bill Cash kicked Florida into a share of the SCO lead with bcld goal* of Of and 35 yards. It waa the third straight week that Lsli was beatan m this mannar. The first play from scrimmage waa the game's beat —a M-yard touchdown run by Florida quarterback Larry U b p . tore. ^ Also, the Georgia BuMdnja scrambled to a it tJ wta aver a stubborn Kentucky which waa goalward bound when time ran out and Georgia Tech needed fourth-period defensive heroine ta hang oa to a 14-8 triumph oner the Tuiane Green Wave. The rest of the Saturday games weren't aa close — but * * • plenty of surprises. The SKC was 6-for-< against the outside world as Auburn showed unexpected of* fensive punch in a 30-7 win aver Miami; Mississippi Stale blanked usually high — scoring Memphis Mate, 3t-U; unbeaten Tennessee routed Chattanooga, MO; Ala* bama shut out Houston, 14-0; and Vanderbilt finally got into A a win column by beating Mtft* quette, 23-6. The unbeaten Rebel, make Iwo changes this coming weekend. Af* ler six straight wins both as night and on the road, they en­ tertain LSU Saturday afternoon In homecoming at Oxford. That a a game the Rebels really want. The tail two years running they've gone against the Bengal* unbeaten—but lost. There arc two other intra-eonferenre games Saturday. The key one is at Gainesville where tha Gators will be boat to Auburn. Florida needa to win to remain tied for the league lead; Auburn must win to remain in contention. The other haa Mississippi Mala as host to Alabama. * Are you smoking more n but enjoying it less ? OIANT AMONO OiANTS. That'* Dick Nolan, defensive backfield star of th* N. Y. Giants. Nolan is a Carnal smoker. H* says he's bon rowed other brands. But Carnal Is th* cigarette ' f buys for complete smoking satisfaction. He took me out last Thursday and p u sh ed me home for no itood reason. Then •he said he wasn’t foinf to do much on the Sweekend, but his cnr was gone and I didn't S?hear from him. He owes me $100 but he ■v*fctio€sn’t mention it. I’ve cried my eyes out and lost ten pounds in two weeks. Food “ .•tick* in my throat. He knows I’m lost -■ without him. What do 1 do now? BRUSHED OFF DEAR BRUSHED: Collar the gentle­ man and calmly ask him what (ami who) is new. Don’t turn tin the w ater works or go into hysterics if you want the truth. J f it’s the end of the line for you, it's ^better to know now than to throw more good years after bad. Brace yourself for a farewell to arms. His. DEAR ARBY: I’m surpri.-ted nobody has formed a "fitters’ unior..” I th in k it's terrible the way snnte sitters are taken ad­ vantage of. especially teenage sitters. They should charge like this: Group One: Well-behaved child. A dob •..'nfcl*r an hour. Group Two: Problem child. Two dol .". Jars an hour. • SAN FRANCISCO (UIM) - The NCAA policy — making Council «p#n« a three-day meeting today to plan for th* organisation's 55th annual convention in Pittsburgh, Jan. 2-11. A report will be marie by th* Committaa on Infractions, but there was no Indication any school wot "A be placmt on probe lion during the mealing. R avenna P a rk D rives and MEDALLION HOME 4 •* IN JOYS A CAM11 AfTII A OAMI You'll *njoy a Camel anytime and •vary tin * . 8 0 , it you'r* invoking more th*** days, but enjoying it l«*t . . . change to Carnal*. I'INKCREST SlIO rPES J DEAR CONTUSED, call them "Mr." and " ARE indeed ".Mom” and For Abbv’n pamphlet. "What Teen­ agers Want To Know,” semi 25 cento and a larjje, self-addressed, stamped enrvelope in care of thin paper. “I hava been fifty pounds over-, f would suggest eeveral strand* Weight for quite some time, and I nf blue beads tn match or harmon­ Jlow feel so depressed when 1 look ize in a lighter tone. You could mlv -jut*, let be,.Is with the blue In x s in .. 1 »m fifty nuu' not * i >«r a sery new and sery small looking except for my weight, and ' tuOk. I am only five feet tall, it shosvs "I am going South for th* week­ t horribly. What ran 1 do? I end of th* first week nf November. »v« never been aide to keep a I must go with my ‘husband while lie inspect* a plant, and there will diet. Is there some way to make be a large reception the evening of te work?—Mrs. T.” There is no way to make a diet "work'* unless the person who reeds the diet will follow it. AruLwhen i tell you that ten per rent WASHINGTON (t.T'li — Dumever your normal weight is realty Imi, laing John Silver and thr OVERWEIGHT' end more than ^ i a t is a health hazard, you ‘T.ittlest Outlaw" have entered should take stock of yourself. See the world of the deaf via a spe­ your doctor and find out lioiv the cial film program administered Overweight affects you, tneu fol­ by th* federal government. These and other Well Disney low * simple dirt. If you wish to receive my "Diet and Exercise star* are traiihlazer* in thr Capbooklet for Beauty After Forty,” tinned Film* for th* Deaf Pro­ tend ine a long, self-addressed, gram of the l \ S. Office of Edu­ KIGHT-CENT Stamped envelope cation. and TWENTY-FIVE rents in coin. The film* are part, uf a free Pleese be sure to addirss your own loan service nf movies raptluiied t^ivrlope. S in e this is a non-profit for the deaf a* foreign film* ere service, the mail girls simply do subtitled for Altterisaii audience*. not hav* time to figure out your Five Disney studio pruduclt — handwriting and address envel­ "Dumbo,” “Treasure I*land.” "'The opes. T.ittlr«t Outlaw,” "White Wilder­ Wo want you to have this serv- ness’’ and “Living Desert” were Ir* and «e want to get thinge to th* first fi!m* matt# available un­ you a* quickly ae possible, but der th# program. The service vves when you do not addle** the en­ established under thr National De­ velope and sometimes do not en­ fense Film a Iion Ait. close one, It is difficult to take Th# art provide* for research, ’i f " * out to attend tn thia. So, tn experimentation and dissemina­ get quirk returns, pleas* address tion uf infoi niation for more ef­ •mi .STAMP your ow* return en­ fective use i oiiimunication* media velope. Thanks! in education. *1 have a pretty dark blue and Ait advisory committee («n th# black figured sheath. I have plat­ inum hair (courtesy of my hair- new educational media was e*tabdiesseri blue eyas and fair skin. I liahed under the |9&R art to award f TUESDAY A. M I 't U ) (ft) (ll ill t«| «€ I -- Pa?* M *rW »t O irn v if R ep-LL U a k * Up M u v i M T r tlijr N *w . *•«?« laptal* Km | | m « • 22 t i l \W «th*r I 1« i t i T o « U» I *4 ( t l Til A uni .»*• I t* tl) CnuiUtio«ft Na»l the der w* arrive. TVhat elnthes would be proper?—N.” Travel in a wool roat and dress or a coal snd skirt with a sweater u.uusr. ( ilia would be guosi lor me plant trip and ! would suggest you take an afternoon dress with att accessories. If you have a fur stole, take it along. Also rnmfortatd* shors fur viewing the plant as you will need them. lit K i r trt4«i* (tl Kimm ktptra I 12 • ; » Hu n t * • n ' l Nai MI** t :I d it) Plug l ) » n i H.' hmtl CRO SSW O RD I f . Sweat potato 20.Perform 21. Chris. Usn . S3. Roak m 25! Fruit KlSgsc l t t f f s gKff tre* LtVi , Pa., e ^ ju a K H ly i m . Mom* ^ ta r TwWH.Fi 4 w « moisture >8. Not 27. Be for* windward 30. Duck's foot 30. Vesuvius membrsjva e*i'pouri«r 98. RomefL Girl's nam* Berlin —— 42. r a t bell 35. Woe la me! 4-1. Outcasts 33. Ant in Japan 38. Glacial 43. Thing (L J ridge il.H ead 87. Corridor (abbr.) DAILY ACROSS 1. Plexus HELLO.' else'* Interruption. Nor enough variety in the camera shots; too many tight closeups which some­ times unsettle the actor. FROST WARNING FORECASTS I A C H N f• MT ON Operated Plae* Orderly By DIl K WEST I nitrd Press lnlrrnxtlim.il WASHINGTON (t'P l) — While browsing through the dirtionxry thr other day, I Stumbled across x term which for mr was an im porlanl medical discovery. The term which caught my eye wa« ' scrtbendl cacuelhes,” dr fined hy Webster as "Die itch for writing.” For years. I have been suffer ing from "scribemlt cacoethes” without realizing it. I thought the itsD I have was cau-ed by poison ivy. I must have caught the disease as a child wlirn my mother gave me some words to play with and I started rubbing them together to see if they Mould make sparks She probably didn't know that wont* can be infective. Most newspapermen, t suppose, are afflicted by "scrtbendl ca coethei" to some degree, but lewid us do anylliing to relieve it. \Se ju>t fidget s lot. One notable *4trptii,ii, however, k .then tlrury, an erstwhile New York Tunes correspondent. When Drury got the itch, hr scratihesi, and what lie scraichrd turned out lo tie pure gold. In fact, he scratched Into the moth­ er toils- of literature In the form of » novel railed "Advise snd Consent." This hook lias made so much money that Drury could now- buy a newspaper if he wanted to. It has hern best sellereil. book i IuMm-iI and dlgrstrd, and this week it arrived here in play form for a pre Broadway tryout. Tha movie version will be next. Hav ing always been sttrartril by the sweet smell of success, I went to hear Drury speak at a Women's National Press (Tub luncheon. He was part of a panel discussion on "The Peril* Of Put­ ting Politics (In Stage and Be tween Hook Covers." ' One nf the peril*, I should think, would tie appearing at a Women's National Pre** Club luncheon llut Drury didn't *p pear to tie intimidated. hirst lie was asked It lie re»eills'sl tile twit that a tot of hi* char­ acter* and subplots were ampu­ tated when Ihe t>ook wax adapted (or Hie stage. 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NOW SHOWING • U f f i T A 5:25to ACQUAINTED t hengr nolle* Rathleham 42 Merriment White writers of traditional soap opera have been smacking their lips and audiences with this stuff for generations, "Road to Real­ ity” rovers thr ground In more easily recognired. more direct and universal terms. The actors are well cast. They deliver their lines with commendable empathy and they are generally restrained from overacting, perhaps because they remain seated in comfort­ able chairs In !>r. Lewis' living room. Tiu-ie alt- bitlii in iiir show. Too many commercial interrup­ tions. Carrying a subject along, developing it and then, suddenly, dropping it to pursue someone Attendant On Duty t A. M. te • P. M DOWN ------------one's In**** 6. Mrndnw 'o r on* gr*z»r» I. Blunder' 9 Dang-r 3. Bind* ter*d fcjflxNT'.l f f rvTiirM JO Fgg-sh*p«d 4. City xlds IrfffP'!. 1 ? vMatvei I tram* 12. land Tl. Metal M K ir A - f ' A P H I 6JS 5. Lumumba'a 24. Ven. measures 1». u.g. ---- land 8. Elliptic Al Academy 7. Reeling 14. Famous mraa<ir* ■etardes'* Aateta flag maker 8. Declared 0. Ohio city ■8. "Faust” 24. Andcsn TS. Mat altaga II. Girl's 19- Greek and "AMa" Indian Roof of 39. Spirit letter 17 Fna* tha mouth 8H French * 20. Strangely river 81. Scoff 22. Witch nam* Landoit 19. Artemis T1 T~ X 1 a twin T*j * ] I 1 52. Stream it * (poet) 3.3. Forbear 25. Fine china % 27. Chines* s 3” city % 30. Wallahs 1* a 31. Indian ’f t , % % weight so it ft «i 12. Newspaper % 33. Cans* to remember M. Vended ny n t i : n tiA v /ir. i ity. Values are more tenaciously clung to. -I'nllril Prr»* international Pr. l.ewis begins each half-hour NEW YORK iLTI — The age by asking his group, “ Who wants old daytime soap opera has a to start things off?” That does new wrinkle And this one is wel- , it. Someone gets going on a prob­ comr. lem — a letter from mother, a After witching four of the first date with an aggressive girl, a five offerings in ARC-TV* new­ tired businessman who object* to walking the dog tale at night— est ifternnon srries, "Road to and the chorus chips in with fre­ Reality." I've concluded that the quently engrossing talk. Based on program represents a major im­ those tape recordings, the dia provement over what afternoon logtie gets down to such reatilie* audiences have been used to. as sex. mother daughter, fatherThe format makes use of ma­ son. husband-family-job relation­ terial taken from tape recordings ships. of actual group therapy sessions, Tills week, starting things off, one of the new approaches to psy­ we've heard Vtr, a hank clrrk. choanalysis. Actors portray the reseat througo his conversation patients who, practicing together­ how his dad warped hit attitude ness, pop into thr psychoanalv st'a toward women; we've heard office en mas*r. By discussing Rosalind, a secretary, confess their fears sml their troubles, that she^ia afraid to get married: guided h> a trained psychiatrist, Joan, a dental assistant, reveal tlirv gain insight into their make tier hostility toward her mother; up. John Beal portrays Ur. Paul Margaret, a suburban housewife, Iwwts, who is tue David .Susskind levral her unconscious feelings in this abbreviated, no coffee about her daughter, and Harry, "Open End” ses-inn. The rest of the department store executive, the people on liin rra have only reveal his impatient nature. first names, which further distin There are no pat answers offered, guisiirs the program from the us but the viewer ran see the sub ual soap. But the major differ Jeets gaining insights Into hereto rner is tli.it thr Road to Heat fore blurred nr hidden mental it)" deals with the stuff of real- I blocks. Clean and CRO SSW O RD 37. Mlea 44. Route* to vigilance 48. Square or bowline 47. Itlieif-ifpi embank, ment 12. Hair coloring 49. Slightest 50. Hx~|l« T D ID N 'T A New, Different AHl' airs th* 13th annual l nitnl Nation* Day concert celebrat­ ing the founding of the oiganization. The Philadelphia Orches­ tra and vriiou* vocalist* will participate. Alt but th# first 16 minutes of the usual "American Handstand" hour will he pre­ empted. t'HS has a one-hour special en­ titled “The Right Man.” This is a miitura of fart and fancy in musical revue-dramatic style of l*. 5. presidential campaigns through the >ear* Richard Boone, Art t’ainry, Edward la. Robinson, I noma* Mitchell and Paul Font are tome of the stars who will participate. NBP hat a “liallmaik Hall of Fame” presentation of ■ play with music called “Shangri-la,” based on James llitton'a famous novel, "Lost Horizon.” It stem* from a Rn-adwav musical nf a few seasons ago. Richard lla-e Should f wear blue liead* or black A billion pound* of detergents hart, Gene Nelson, Alice Ghostones with this dies*? 1 wear black sandale, carry a Mark hag and are made from petroleum every ley, .Marisa I’avan and Claude Rains haad th* cast. . 'A*ar a black hat.—Nell.” year. 28. Christmas greenery SOL Raman 18.----- snd jr* money •hall nnd 33. Compass ll.a to r y point 18. electrified (abbr.) particle* 24. Assistant 28. Farmer’s prate 20. Foaail retie 1 L ----recorder 22. Woodman's tool 83 Astonish­ ment 34. Mlarrp- X SHE ^ Self Service - Cilia Film Programs Set For Deaf th a BPOB m u NT) NAME TOTS’ DEAR AF1BY: I have given mv frater­ nity pin to my firl friend with plan* for becoming engaged within the coming year. We have been dating for the pa.st two yeans. We have now reached the mage where we are close to each other's parents. My question is whether it is proper to ad­ dress each other's parents as “Mom” and "Dad” or should we continue to call them "Mr.” and "Mrs.” ? CONFUSED £DYTH THORNTON M c LEOD I. Fore* onward 9. Alexander O n h ia LIKE HER TO BE RUOE DEAR ARBY: I am a bov who in 14. I hnva n brother who is 16. Ever slnca we were able to talk we have had to answer "Sir" to our dad. He thinks it is the polite way to talk hut we fepl like we are in the nrntv. Do you think we ought to keep it up nr not? "IN THE ARMY” 7:21 t S * F a r m god (var.) U Prickling sensation IS. Brutish 37. Member nf Walks G O L L Y /'N THAT'S NOT EVEN SAV 7 :2 4 7 :2 4 7 U 1.44 I t* DOWN L Kind of ■PPfo 2. On#'* dwelling 2. Hebrew prophet 1 Th* tin anziivtrsAfy jT h i* «op l U r |« m fvit* 1 l ( . 2 4 ( S i •’' m i i n • •»?al UEgypUna FoundutionN, Group T hrer: Impossible child. Three dollars an hour. And sitters should charge by the child ns well ns the hour. Why should we take £-rj> of th.rrr wild rh,yMn n for thy tvricc nf one? WA.VIS TO O hliA M Zh • II ( f ) S'gn •. Short pencils 1L Juliets ewer (heart 12. Thick soup in FRIEN D — L HERBERT .V 7 :4 4 < li 7 2i* t ( i DAILY NCAA Group Mu cl a MEET MV NEW By Abigail Van Burtn DEAR ABBV: What do you think of man who is slowly tryinjr to five me the ^3>ru»h-off after I’ve been true to him for J years?. We eouldn’t.jre^m arried on ac- I 7 0 0 FR t Wt H the Railroad �r»— ____ ____________ • :v< (9 Legal Notice rirrm or* .<«% m.k N O T IC E IH b a r * b y g l o * n t h * t I la s 1* b u aln aag a t 1S1J P a r k t>rl*», Fom lhnt * c n u n t y . F l g r M*. u n d a r th a f l e t l t l o u * n a ir a a f T n r r K a n d c o r x r r T. v. S E R ­ VICE ao'l t h a i 1 Inland «a rakla*ap aaM ,c_ n a ira w ith Ty? Eight Persons Die In Stote Traffic MIAMI (UPI) — At least eight • Hollywood. Chlif.. were killed at persons died is traffic craihea in I Jackiooviile Saturday when struck Florida during the weekend, the by a ear driven by General Highway Patrol reported today. Wbeeier Ci*rk Jr, 3t. D3jt5=i In the worst tragedy of the Bdach. C’ark was charged with period, Mr. and Mra Clarence manslaughter. t4l*_ifcC I* rk a f TN* ■ J S - H V l I t w - B a e w f d i h k - r f .JVrSu'Ji '"aaatv F ; -.r ,J * . Ik ar. .iMaat -a aalih th a pr or la lo r t* a f t h a F l r t H t a u * N a m * v tt.f-w 'a .» it: k actlaa t * ’ *1 n t r i t a k ’at'j ta* 1*47. K i«; t l a n r i a K.' r a p c u m Publish ,h Q - , » . . 1 h N or . T. 14. * r* n a n r r r o i a r . s i v r n •V TM J I O U T A II,. r i n r i IT. IX t X I t F O B ------------------------• K N IV n i . R c o l A T I------------------. FI.O H IO *. — IT r N S W K a t . 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First HEADLINER / ,r ;- ._..... j&f. tst .... p o u rtT ic ^ O R K . HOUSEWORK. '-A 11373. HOUSEWORK; care for children; ironing; 306 E. 10th St. WORK WANTED. FA 2-4016. 2-BEDROOM country home 10 3-BEDROOM furnished home >90 monthly to resoonsihir snd per­ minutes Irnm San lord: water manent party ONLY. FA 2 SM6. furnished. Children snd pets de­ sired. 913 month. Ph. Geneva, FURNISHED apt 300 Park Ave 2t3t, J . L. Thomas. L4& X a k if v a * REAL ESTATE DRIVE LN “The traffic in the meet department w u bumper — to bumper." 1. Lout ft Found 3. Education • Instruction 4. T-ansportatiun 5. Food R. For Rent 7. lluainesui Rentals 3. Reach Rentals ►9. For Sale or Rent ID. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans I I . Insurance 15. Business Opporluniliea 16. Female Help Wnnted V .. VVtvls Hf<*) 18. Help Wanted ,1 9 . Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Reautv Salons •19 Build • Paint - Repair 2.1! Building Materiala 21. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Flowers • Plants - Shrubs i no. Poultry * Pcta * Slock 31. Automobiles - Trucks 32. Auto Repair Service *1 33. Boats ft Motors *jas 31. Machinery • Tools 'm 35. .Motorcycles • Scooters 36. Trailers • Cabanas 37. Furniture 38. Articles For Sale 39. Articles Wanted 1 I fi. For Rent 2-BEDROOM unfurniihed house 2»J3 French Ave. FA 2-2093. FOR RENT: 9 rooms, approx. 2000 »q. ft. floor (pace at 113 So. Palmetto Ave. tv block from Post Office. Contact Mr*. M. L. Raborn at Downtown Cleaners. V J. W. HALL Realtor 2341 French Ave. UNFURNISHED. 1 bedroom*, liv­ "Call Hall" PHona FA S Mil ing room, dining room, lari* LOVELY large home, extra large Florida room. Call FA 23132. Itv ingroom. 2 bath*. 3 bedroom*, LARGE 3 BR house. Oiteen. All apaeiotii kitchen, family room. convenience*. Call FA 2 7631 or Fenced yard. 106 W. Onors. FA 2-1936. FA 2-7214. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* OUT OF TOWN OWNER offer* I. private hatha, 114 W Firat St. 2-bedroom: carport#: utility home*: one In Depary, 16.300: 2-BEDROOM houie. Separate one in Lake Mary, >8.900; >300 dining area. Unfurniihed. Kitdown, 970 monthly; FA 2-7213 chan aiaetrleaUy equipped. >30 per month. Call FA 7 6630. 3 BEDROOM block houie. kitchen equipped Fenced in backyard. FA 2-7706. TURN. Apt. .-om W. lit St. 12. Real Estate Fnr Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale LITTLE VENICE 1-Bedroom CB home 614,946. Low payment# of 97T per month, ta ie i and insurance Included, Delightful neighborhood. Call to­ day. WE INVITE YOU lo *ee this beautiful spariotM home: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Florida room li t N. Park Are Phone FA 2 2420 built-in appliances. Well land­ 4 BR HOUSE, by owner FA 2-S3T2 scaped lot, large trees, Ixiw duwn payment. Ph. FA 2-7332, C. A. Whitldon, Sr. FA R M E R ’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor 3445 S. Park Av*. Ph. FA 2-6221 i W. R. Shlppy, A(*oe. 302 So. Park Ave. Th. FA 2 3inH After hour* FA 2-2611 . FA 2-3012 BROKER Stenstrom Realty BACHELOR APARTMENT, 111 N Park Ave. Phon# F* 2 2420 2-BEDROUM linti*e M3 per month. ground floor, 313 Palmetto. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Call FA 5-2237. FURNISHED apt. FA 5-2800. Raymond l.undqulst. Assoc. MODERN HOME. ’ hrdroomv. kit­ FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. chen furnished Rent reason­ able. Ph. FA 26013 St. Johns Realty Beautiful Co. Wynnewood Home tv T iir c m r i i T r n i n r . m v tii 2-BEDnoOM unfurnithrd bouse, THE TIME TESTED NAM j i n i n v i . CIRCUIT iv v v n n m 210U Cordova, kitchen tie.* 116 N Park Ave Ph FA2 6123 «RMivot. K l o i v n , ri . oni nv, trtcally equipped. Mtis sea to i v i h i m r.iu vo. m u . ,« KKUKRAL NVTtOVU. MOBTXtifl DOWN — 969 MONTH appreciate FA 2-0274 * OviJK AMOOIATION. • C<if3 Bedroom, 1 hath home .tear C'r«i!nn erg inlial under i a Ant FURNISHED apartment, clean new high school. «f r n i u r o * ii*4 *ufand close in. Adulti only Jimmy • lint In till F iliril XiMolll SUPREME REALTY tln rii.f* Chatter Cowan, 4 A 2-4013 Of llrlandu. Inc. Act, hivina It* vrtni-tpil offlri In tl,* t‘11,' nf Wn.litnetun, l)ieCHerry 1-3331 (rlct of r-ilumhl#. Eve. CRestwood T-26IO rU ljtlff. V* aWtt'RL * WHITTtXOTON. S ACRES, 3 room house, on Orange i> t iir i m r l it t oi n r o r tisr • 1*4 nCT.SIE S rrHTTTIXOTOX. Blvd., Paola. Ph. FA 2-3389. t u r n .iin ir iv t. r i n i i i r n r hli « If*, ti* f*nrUm •. riis: s i i i i n r r Min i n s . iv i m i in n M iw iM iir r u t v r s . tv LOVELY shaded .1 HR , 1 hath: * 1 1 r t o rm iK i i n«i: wi mr i i t i . r Ini ,e,iniuet i* Whltllna'nn, ant I IIS M t'.llt. |S »I. VII. IUTia GE built ins; garbage disposal; ' tuiiN c vrru'.Lt-o held* i* Whittington. rieimiff Jt* Srltnion »»*’, 720 wiring: professional land F*.r, Park. Florida scaped; pat.o, completely drap Tnu. eamual 5 WKItllnttnn ar.d VS SDK D VOI MV « n* ed FA 2 7081. Halai- v. VYftl’iim u>n, ara hereby Lit.MAN 1! Vilt’XO, hie rtfe I t#f# till Afit# that a IXttC nf Complaint M r m f d f »t i r -, f.,r» li*a* a rnrlnl-i m ir 'm * nn To serve you is our pleasure. | To. w \ i *1 i» fnr.N fi *#4 in# ;• .le»*rii*a'» property, To picaie is our sim. IJUI.I 1 "L .SO In-p II r o it I* ' If. Bl-th * HCirr.KR HELMLY REALTY Mi. Vtrnfin, Oh!« ♦k >mp:.« nnt.A.vpo section Tou • ri hftrthy nniIfi#4 th it i nNR v-Loaduif to pint there* 706 W. Uth Street r.imittilnt f<* fAr*#| v# a mftrtfei* i#,i in t-iji n.,..k 11. T \ 2)603. Evenings FA 2 23)9 m i 1 He full i B l i i s .Jtf tv rlL # ! p i# * Pi It* and I. I*ubtli* R*. • 3-Bedrooms Legal Notice - Awning1 W indows V enetian Blinds SAVE 9t.000. Will sacrifice 9?.noo equity In spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath home for only 91.000. Ph. FA 2 3612. Fire & Police Protection I Wall NEW HOMES BV 0DHAM & TUDOR WHERE . . . . CAN YOU GET A.A oiid FH.A FINANCING VA—No DOWN P AYMENT BUILT-IN DREAM KITCHENS CLOSING COSTS LOW WITH Al’I’LlANCES BY AS ‘1 5 0 • EN KRAL^ELIC TRIC Nothing Down ------------- ALSO ------------- PH O N E FA 2-W89 • RESALE vi1All..A (ILL 2 - 3 - 1 lledrinims • Planned l ake Front Cnmmunily • .A Furnished Mwlels fnr yuur insoertiim H O M E S S87S0 * DIRbrriON8: * AD. So Windshield Back (ilitis Uaed furniture, appliance*, tool*, ete. Bought-Sold Larry'* Marl Door Gins* Vent Glass 213 Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 14133. SERVICE Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. Sell U* Your Furniture Quick Dawn's AIORE HOME ^ DOLLAR VALUE f DOWN PAYMENT * O R f l NO CLOSING t (1ST | *57 ,A(n. Includes Eirrylhing! _ IIIGH-DKY AUHJDEh LOTS | Sanford. (In s. 17-92. Turn | Right I Mi, Pa»l Dynalronies. Fiilln* Signs, . Stenstrom Realty WHEKK . . . ■ m m 9430 DISCOUNT on any I960 Batons • Prc?t3*in-J! • Sludebakrr Lark in atnrk at xhwt Must* — Instruction Book* Sanford Motor Co, FA I-4MI. Magnus Organs t RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 1939 FORD Ranch Wagon, auto­ 112 Magnolia matic, power fleering, radio, healer, 3U93; will trade. Ph. FOR SALE: Portable Remington FA 26446 after 6:00 p. m. Quiet-writer—A-l rond. Reaeor* able. Call FA 1-3167, 19'8 TR 3 Triumph Roadster. San­ ford Motor Co. Ph. FA 14382. READY MIXED CONCRETE Outdoor Table Topa ft State 193! FORD CONVERTIBLE, Cruiseomatlc, radio, whitewall Lot .Markers — Sills — Lintels FA 17416. Steps — Patio Btecks — Sand lit N Park Ave Phone FA 2-24M tires, power steering A brakes; MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. driven just fuur months. $2193. CARPENTRY, painting, rooimg |.l. M o rtg ag e Loana loe Elm. Av*. Ph. FA 13731 FA 36.193. and cement work. FA 2 4499 MORTGA C.E LOANS SEWING MACHINE: ti960 Aut<J .'1.1. ItoiiU ft Mnlorn 'J.l. Building Mnterhiln VIIA and Conventional malic Zig Zag, embrodehet, Commercial A Residcntul makes hutlonhnlei, laws on butLI MBKIl • IlkRim 4HE - PAINT Gateway To The Waterway STENSTROM REALTY tnas, with built in d in a r . Only HOOPING FlfA Loans Your EVINRUDE Dealer 111 N. Park Phone FA 2 2120 3 months old and almost half H. EDWARDS Rul>*un Spurt inn Goods paid for. Take over 96.70 a BULDERSSUPPLIES 15. HutsinttsM O pporlunilirH 30( 146 E. 1st Ph FA 13961 month payment*, guarantee re­ We Give TV Stamp* maining. Write Credit Mgr. Bog OFFICE REVTXlA complcf-li 9o.1 W. 3rd St. 14 fl. V-RnTTOM plywrvxt host FA3 7696 2. r o Sanford Herald. air conditioned Rota L Pay with low wheel trader 963. Th. ■ "i .. j m Ion, Regiltered Reil Estate 24. Klertriral Sersire.-s EA 2-7675 evening*. Camo Suita, hunting eapi, mach­ Broker. M 2-1301 etes, comforts, cots. Army* House Wiring — Electric Srrvic* IR. T r a ile r s • Uahnnitn Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. FOR LEASE • Service Station Sul Vilden Good, established location In 1939 NEW MOON. 10' x 43', 9)00 SUNBEAM rotary electric lawn RYNDALI. ELECTRIC CO. ventory takeover THE PURE 112 Magnolia mower, good condition. Phone k take up payments. FA 2 2981 Ph. FA 2 0913 OIL COMPANY. 604 W Sixth FA 2-6473 a fte r 6:00 p.m. TRAILER fur sale. FA 2 421*. Street City. 25. iMuntiling Service!! 13 CU. FT. Weatlnghouse « frU l it AII.KR for sale reasonable, IR. Female Help Wnnted grrelor, like new; Karlsnn #nscreened in porch. I' x to toilet, lioeui* w,th co-actual speaker* WANTED: Colored girl 21 yrars good condition. Call FA 20196. FA 2 3400. or older to be buried In coffin for one eomplele performance 17. Furniture f’litm li'iijr A K en t in n PLACE your order now for Mr*. of *'The House of Cshers" show­ AIR CONDITIONING Brown Miller's famous home­ ing at the Star Theater on tlih CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK RE-UPHOLSTERING, work guar­ made fruit raka. We ship any* anteed Free estimates Phone Street starting November 6th. too) Sanford Ave. FA 2 6562 wher# In tha w o r l d . Ph. FA 2-781* or MI 4-1771. FA 2 3*fH. PLUMBING 17. Male Help Wanted RE FINISHED ANTIQUES and old Contracting k Repair! WILL PAY lop comiuMsiunv to picture frames. Restoration a SUPERIOR poo! table, regulation Ere# Estimate* •ire, good condition, coat 889 M salesman who can .ell Carrier speciality. Pick-up and delivery. It. HARVEY new, saerlflra for 933.00, full line home air conditioning 7tl4 Sanford Ave. Plume FA 2 3363 Cat) 4261, Geneva, Fla. FA 3-S1IT, m| heaters, water fillers ami • RIG VALUES softners. Give details on sales i 27. Special Services • QUICK CREDIT experience, age, phone number, • EASY TERMS model car you drive, to: P. O. ENVELOPES, letterheads, stateWE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Box 15)8, Sanford, Fla. or call men! . Invoice', hand Dills, and FA 2 8331 8.300:3U a m. WILSON •• MAIER jitngrams, e t c . Prnirres.dve New end Used Furniture Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2951— Is. Help Wanted FA 2 5623 706 West l.Tth St. i 311 E. First St. $ 1 3 ,8 5 0 L O N G D A L E g fa FIVE ACRES. Ft ante house and PAINTING: Color* a specialty. garage near Elder Sprtnga. By Residential, commercial, indus­ viiXfj. NO 6-3163. trial Licensed and bonded. Work guaranteed Free esti­ mates. Charlie Burria, FA 2 4374 FURNISHED HOME 1708 South Park. Immediate oc­ SONNY'S PAINTING cupancy. Tidal price 9«,4oi>. On* Top Quality Work—Low Rates large RR 16' x 21'. Ideal fnr FA 2 2671 or 2-4033 young Couple. l'B. PLATT'S CARPENTRY Services, new work 4 repair. Sperlnlixe in Fla, room enclosures. Ph. W H E R E .... 1 IJ'-tlnHim • t* ■ B ulb Jenkins Furniture i &r - j u f e ' .- i -«**•* NEW RAVENNA PARK LOCATED SOUTH IMNEUUEST ft SUNLAND ESTATES Low In su ran ce Kates , f Ji*mltiiiln C.iunlv, --A U T O GT.ASS-. INSTALLED 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 1-4622 Service With Th* Caib. SUPER WILL do typing la my home. Ph. TRADING POST PA M677. CHAIR SEATS re-caned (except FA 2 0644. Rush). J. J. Marcus, 210 E. 38. Article* For Sale DAYS WORK. FA 2 3260. Reading Way, Winter Park. OLD NEWSPAPERS POE IALR ANY TYPE WORK- Eiperlenced PUMPS - SPRINKLERS 1 Cent per lb truck driver k chauffer. Willie All type* and sires, Inilelled THE SANFORD HERALD KlUman. 76 Cattle Brewer Ct. ••Do Ir Yourself7 \ OFFICE WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 164 W let SL FA I-Mll 20. Rahynittera S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. FACTORY TO YOU BABYSITTING day, night or 20) W. 2nd St. Pit. FA 2 6492 ALUMINUM week. Elisabeth Colley, 2103 VENETIAN BLINDS Stcvena *Ave. Ph. FA 2-0541. Sewmjr Mach. Repairs Enclosed head. Aag proof bottom rail with elaitie ends. Plaetie ALL MAKES k MODELS 21. Be nut.v Salons or rayon tape*. Cotton er nylon RENTALS $8 WEEK eorda. 203 W. First St. (24 hr. ser.) Permanent Wave, complete 97.30 Senkarik Gita* and Paint Co. F A 2 3623 HAZEL POUTER BEAUTY* SHOP ::o Magnolia Ph. FA 21622 1104 W. 231h Ph. FA 2 1321 WILL give a Sarah Coventry Fashion Shutv. Beautiful jewelry FIBER RUG, w ater hose. Call mornings FA 2-3049. fnr that Christmas list. Phone FA 2 8699 or FA 2 8047. UPRIGHT frreser *73; girls shoo skates, sire ■; all In good condi­ HEATING Beauty Salon tion. FA 2-63U. II. B. TOPE Walker Butldlng am S. Park FA 2 1234 2116 Oak FA 2-T664 APARTMENT ilia GE electrle range, good condition >30.00. Thli adv. good for 92.30 off on 29. Flower* • Plant* • Shrub* Full site electrle range, good any regular price wave. Even­ condition 973.00. Sanford Gae ing appointments. Air rond. Petunias; Snaps; Calendula: PanCo. H arnett’s Beauty Nook, 103 So. ay* : Slocks; Verbena: Carna­ Oak, FA 2-3742. REDWOOD FENCTNG tions: Salvia: red and purple. Se* Sample at . . . GRAPEVILLE NURSERY LA R-RE* B E A U T Y S A L O N GREGORY LUMBER CO. Orapeville Ave. near 20th St. Now O pen 26-10 H ln w a th n Otit ft Maple FA 2-0006 Air Cond — Air Coad. Dryara II. Automobiles • Truck* ROLt.AWAY, Hospital and Baby Open Evenings by Appointment Beds. Day, Week, or Mortft— DI AL FA MSN 1952 PONTIAC 4 door »edan. fully FURNITURE CENTER equipped, good condition, >330. 1100 French Av*. 22. Build • Pilnl • Repair Inquire 47 Volusia Dr„ peBary. Ph. FA 2-7133 WANTED IMMEDIATELY. M»n or v*um an lo supply cun'Liners with Rawieigh Products in San­ ford. Earn 930 weekly part lime— 9100 and up full time. Write Itawleigh’a Dept., FAJ - 4to - 336, Memphis, Tenn. W estinghouse Equipped Kitchen I.nt « iro-k r> nr. AT. LA KK 3 BEDROOM. 2 full bath, separate .MWOn, icr«nUng th i»!#t 1**1 b lk lfi* ’ Y t|| q n<4 dining room; 2 yr. old CHS 1 i htr#>f F#w»t4#4 1rt Flit UiArtk I jlr#4 t« M I46 A fnpy >u 11« >200 dovtn. assume FIIA mnrt It, Pas# I#, nt th# PubTIt FEt* ** *'«»IIr .IniRff or p!#A<flttjK to fhi Hit! of i *(*.'•■i*ii int oti tli# pi aInt IfPa r#vrii t»f tttinlnoti Cuantjf* Pio* gage, balance 9I1SOO. and move A U o rn # y . \V A UK I .It. t t U . K K M A 1 rWft. right in. FA 2 )9«r« or FA 2 6362 n tiu van ?•*;%•# w u . , h 16 b*#ti fi»**l ftiftSriil A'HI In th# I t r II44 6D n . f M f t . «»■«! f l U th* ! ClfuiiU i'o.irt of th* Ninth YrliDlt AM*7Ae r rip f R | s'lftl • *'-ri. -' ’ of th# fttftt# nf Fl-t* SUNLAND. Must sell 3 BR.. 2 t i # O ff* '• 1 *9 # n # f k o f th # r i f e , rid« In ftn4 f«»r »#mInn!# I'ftQBijr, oath. Corner Du. Mo. Payment I "411*, « n 4 f o i l rm 0 9 ti* t ft it o f to* f - i Xi»Y#rpif.f I ur olt r Ch ft nr# nr 9*6)1. Make offer on equity. l l l h , !H ff I f »#4l fall to 4<\ #rt a r • r»Qulr#i t® t# • ft ***df #*f J u d g m e n t Hv a # f l u l l w i l t l*t ta k « ri y o u r i t i f t n f r m . » : i # r '1 # f # n ftU i FA 2 )900. «8 J - f ‘»r t h # r # l l # f f i t . c * 9 *#11ri k to till r*omp!ilnt on 1 h# i «n l##i In lie mil <’>*tnp1alnf.- f riilntirfft alloro***. wtuiM n*m*ft SOI Til SYLVAN Lake Shores. a >0 Ihi.Sk ,\> i » AT 2*4n6>|<i *•* b- .tv 48Ikit fit# Beautiful lakclront home ne*r f^ril, £»ml no la Colfpli. Florldi. nils #»>•! I 'h i * ■ • •» I k ti *1 4 ' t i f t i r o r **thftr <f#* 7th «fa* of UstviLtr* D» HIT ing comptet on, for someone dc j. f # ;ii• l t « plfi«fSfiff In t h # n f f l r * ft! i h » sirin* the best of everything. l# 1’ir ritjit « : o u r i ftf TT** ■T., Cali FT 2 TIM! b#f-»r# l" <1ty *»f Nayftitb«f, •'lark Ctifeuft I'nurt ■ aamlnot* I'-mnly lift" If toil fftil to <|Y ft*, tbft all#* (•iTjfor.l, rt-irl.ti Qft’itutw *4Id f'itni|lftlNt ilftll IIn M.r 1. T. Vlhl.n L« a.a»kFfi « ft f Itlf#**#el ft ieft 1ii *f pno 1 Deputy I't.rk knTIM fl II. riK '.K W im A. K. B O SS K m : it jn,, t i#ik ’ '**M.t.1SS| (TS8K. FLORIST Marihi T. %mien ■ "" ih* »irm of FA 2-1*51 Celery Av*. Ctftrk WSUCEIL 1TALKER. k IIA9S (Vlrmher F. T. D.l KRi.f.Y a i i r n r '• n Mklvar Bo!I4ln». ft vv mar Hsvao ri <*a I i iTft#t * h itch a;r*#t Cunie out A «ee our orreoge- ® ,q a t’.oraay f*r rialelltf. 1OrlftRtl * meals nf plastic flowers. Fuhliah ywj. l*, It. It. | Pui>. Oftt. n - i ; :i *i Flo ; 14 MUST LEAVE 31sl. October. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home. Extra large living area Extra large lot close to schools, east acres* to ahopping Monthly payments less than 9100. 119 F.. Coleman FA 2-7669. Stenstrom Realty THREE bedroom, two hath home LARGE three bedroom unfurn NOTHING DOWN 5» Dur.land. 9493 down, pick up iihed home 1313 Park Are., Fait FA I-I227. 6123.00 month. Call FA 2 3931. NEW 3 bedroom home with terra tio floor*; awning windows; CLEAN modern furnlihed apt*. L. PAYTON 601 Palmetto FA 2-4339. tiled bath: tledric range; City ROSA water and sewage. No down And A ssociates 2-BEDROOM u p itain apartment, payment and only >36. monthly Regiltered Real Kitata Brokar air conditioned. <70 FA 2-0961 (including principal, interest, in Ph FA 2-1301 IT-67 at Hiawatha APARTMENT, private bath, nice­ suranee, and ta ie i). Call us to­ ly furnished. 940 mo. 40IIi W, day for an appointment in sea 3-BEDROOM home. Make offer. lit. Payments 979 per month. 231 on* of thee* outstanding home*. Flamingo Dr.. Sunland Estate*. 7-BR house, modern. FA 2 0378. .ft. - ------------------------FLORIDA-O/.IER ENTERPRISES ---- ■■ — Builder* l-REDROOM furnished house In STEMPKR'S 4-BEDROOM Lake Mary. FA 2 3049, FA 2 6347 Helmly Realty, Selling Agents HOMES OF DISTINCTION 308 W 13th St, Ph. FA 2-7605 Lakefranl abowplace tta.Wo 3-BEDROOM houie, kitchen furn­ .Moat gracious In town S20.00A ished, 973 month. FA 2-3663. TOR SALE or »RADE— 95,130 equity in 3 bedroom CBS house Room for a bulging family SIT.iwi FURNISHED 3 room houie, 3603 for House trailer or sell for Utmost In Mayfair quality 335,(*ki Orlando Drive, Srnlord. 920,730 99.930. Small down payment. Large home with a pool Located in city oe over 49 acre Most epacioua plui good LARGE Z bedroom freihly painted income 129, .vw lot and plenty of trees. Phone apartment. 310 Magnolia. A. K. Exceptional, modern con FA 2-7631. R onctter, Floriit, FA 2-1631. venient 121.650 2 AND 3 BEDROOM homes for Call for in appointment In see one rent, kiuhena equipped. Call ECONOMY HOME of thgyc home* designed to suit FA 2-3631. 3 BR., I bath, fenced backyard, the most discrimineting taste. like new inside and out. CB THREE bedroom house, unfurn­ with equipped kitchen. Lovely ished, nice quiet neighborhood. "WE TRADE" yard. *W per month, lowrr for Cal! at 119 W. 17th St. or phone in-service. Total, 912,300 with FA 2 4301. low duwn payment or Dad# for "Biir* S T E M l’h l l Agency boat. 2-BEDROOM trailer. FA 2 6386Realtor—Insuror LOVELY LOCATION. 3- Rif . 2 FA 2-4991 112 N. Park baths. GE built-ins. garbage dis­ posal, many extras. FA 2-7061. Legal Notice Reference*, i ' Ph. "FA TSTSf-or—F.V»fM6ui. ■ . 37. Furniture PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING New k Used Fjralture A Appli­ W. L. HARMON ance*. A Good Plate To Ph. FA 2-4223 BUY, SELL nr TRADE LAWN WORK, FA 2-0646. LOOKING for a nice place In 2-BEDROOM completely unfurnlive? Nice duplex apartment ished houses available now. Ph. 1203 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-7167. FA 2-1349. for more tba* owe Incorrect InaerRENT A BED tion of yoor ad. and reserves tbe Rollaway, Hospital k Baby Bad* right to revise er reject soy od-, By Dav, Week or Month venlvement from what ordered to CARROLLS FURNITURE ronfnrm to the polleles of this Ph FA 2-3161 116 W. 1st St. paper. 27. Special Servicen WORK WANTED FA 2-4016. SMALL furnished apartment 600 FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonville. Park Avs. FA 2-0731. The Herald will oat be responatble 12. Real Rnlnt* For Sale : 2. Notices • Peraonaln JL Moil. Oct, 21, 1960—Pnjre 9 119. Situation* Wanted RESPONSIBILITY: CLASSIFIED INDEX l1 ftrralh U F F -A -O A Y CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tues.. tfcr* P it • 2 P. M. day be­ SLEEPING ROOMS the Gables. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house fore Insertion. Moo. • Sat. noon. at Lake Monroe. FA 2-2630. 401 Magnolia Ave FA 20720 ■v STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: FURNISHED apsrtment, hard I AND 2 BEDROOM home*. Day 1 (.'ll Toes., tfcre Fri. • 3 P. M. day bephoni FA 2 3641. After 6:00 wood floors, tile bath. 662 W NO 6-3122. 27th Street. ’foe* laaertloa. Moo. • Sal. oooo. .gy.i'ft fO-.**. ftanfork M inimum 5,*150 I)n. ARK HOMES ALMK.ADY FIN AM ED BA ORIGINAL PI Kt IIASKR NO (ft AI.1FTING — OTHER TH vN GOOD CREDIT LOW INTEREST BATES DOW N P!A MENT5 LOW AS 1206 ______ i DGE LAKE M ARY III.A I). duel Wr«t of 17-92 FA 2-812.1; FA 2-8570 REFRIGERATOR OVEN—RANGE WATER HEATER DESK, NED FOR AOUR BETTER LIVING ELECTUtUAt.I.Af HCl i Ui ui US __ ______ I A S RENT ALS HOMES ODHAM H »T. U-92 SANFORD J. BKAILKY U!TIIS H O M ES • Quiet Community • Near (iotf Couro* $400 Down Turn West On 20lh St. Follow Country Huh Rd. ft Watch for Our Sign* . . . • OPEN D A IL Y 9:00 A. M* Ttl Dark SUNDAY . 9tnn P. M. T il Dark AVAIL AIII.E & TUDOR 2711) ST. PH. r.A 2-1361 ODHAM. PKEs. ShoxmakaA CoHtlrqetian Co., Inc. 2 tt W « t 23th Street Phono FA 2-3169 . ) �V * f 10— Hon. Oet U, 1M0 Brookshire Honored Operators t i furniture slor** her* hare formed the Sanford furniture Dealers Association. The gttntp issued a statement sayings "the sole purpose of this asooelation is to unitedly explore any end all suggestion* at regular monthly meetings as to how San­ ford furniture dealer* eon better senre the people of Sanford end surrounding oreae.’ ' The statement also said that the members unanimously agreed to urge, through the Chamber of Commerce that all merchants keep stores open one night a week, pre­ ferably Friday, la order to give husbands and wlvee aa opportu­ nity to shop together. They sag. geited that closing a t noon on Wednesday would give store em­ ployee the same amount of time off. They pointed out that other Central Florida communities stay open one night a week. “Other suggestions to be of bet­ te r service will be discussed at fu­ ture meetings and it is hoped that the Sanford Furniture Dealers As­ sociation will become a stimulat­ ing factor la the husineaa life of Sanford," the statement said. Chester Muse, of Mather of Sanford, was elected president of the group, Robert Carnla of San­ ford Furniture Co., vice president Jame* i Brook shire, Sanford, « M among the names on the Dean's and public speaker; B. R. Carroll, er. of Echols Bedding Co.; H. H. of Carmll's furniture, secretary- irler. Furniture Center; A. I.. List of the Georgia In itltu te of treasurer, and C. Wilson, record­ Vilson. Wilson-Maler Furniture Technology in Atlanta for the summer quarter of 1M0. ing secretary. Co., Muse. Carnie and Chrroll. Meeting to form the organisa­ tion were L. A. Berry of Berry's Warehouse Furniture; I- F. Garn­ J Job Office To Aid TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — An employment office to find jobs for Cuban refugees will be opened In Miami “ In a few days,'* Gov. LeRoy Collin*,tsld Thursday. Collins said Spanish-speaking employes will staff the office and It will be financed by fudsril funds. The Registration Books of th t City of Buford, Florida, a r t opto a t Iho City Hall, commencing Monday, September 19. 1960, for the purpose of registering for the Municipal General Election io be held on November i960, and will remain open ap te and including Friday, October 26, 1960. H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Registration Officer PLUS MERCHAjMfS GREEN STAMPS NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS ot the Starlight Pnxnenadars are, from left, H arry MeQuattars, vlea president; Ed Drebert, board member; Libby Redman, secretary; Ed Redman, treasurer and Harold Jenkins, president. Another board member, John Coppen, was not present when the picture was made. The group Is planning a subscription dance Nov. 12 a t the Civic Center. Caller will be Let Gother from California. All square dancers are Invited. (Herald Photo) WHCHANT5 °*KN STAMPS y°u# r u to u * v Southside Shuddering; '*> <* **©*« rooo otoii STORE R O U U l ^ f e M s* . T u ts , Wed. • : » T eT :M Then. rrt. I:U Te l:H (Baddy) lew le end ex-prexy Don 8ATURBAY— 8:30 to 7:00 QUANTITY RICNTS USftVfO Belts, for doing el! in thslr pow«r to assure full time powsr a t tho Hallowe’sn Carnival coma Oct. 31. If, howavar, some gremlin* do get la the fuse box It will not be becauae thisa two snterprising fathers have not tried. Headman Buddy extend* a eardial invitation to atl i nook i, ghoele, goblin*, spouklet*, witch**, ctewne end what have yon to bo a t Soutbaide the day before th* big event And alnca you'll bo there anyway, how about bringing along n hammer and maybe put­ tin g Up aome booth*. Lender apeok, Jerry Kirk, reports e» many spooks have responded to her call that the cakes, white ele­ phants, country stors Items and other carnival bric-a-brac will bo •oraing In real coon now. A haunting rafrain from the paat la th* rhythmical chant of an auctioneer, Susie Spook is happy te report that a real live auc­ tioneer will be on hand for the Halloween Carnival. The Colonel (himself) Collier, who thrilled young end old last year, will be at Southalda again, tie'll auction off all the white elephant, pink ele­ phant* anti juat mint anything that the friend* of Southside send. Another exciting Susie Spook scoop la thu auper dupvr merrygo-round that ha* been arranged by Roaa (Mr*. Ernest) Southward. This ia the same one that scored such a hit in I-aka Mary last week. What's all this fur? Some might ask. Well Susie Spook ran remem­ ber some of tho many extra* that l>av« been gained fur the school a* result of th* carnivals. For in­ stance last year'* carnival L rt sponsible for fans that aru in each rlasaruom, and for the new books in the aehool library. Other years have produced record plsyers for each room, valance and Uassr curtains for I he auditorium, drinking fountain,, public address system, and numerous other nice thing* including a sidewalk oil ana sida of the playground. New Red Nuclear Tests Suspected CHICAGO (U rn — Atomic Energy Commissioner Robert K. Wilson hinted Thursday night that the United Stales ha* evidanit tho Russian* may have hern con­ ducting underground testa of new kind* of nuclear weapons. lto said tho United States, in tho absence of a policed test Iran agreement, should resume underground testing soon to perfect more powerful warheads for th* and to devalop “new and really (evolutionary" atomic weapon, fo r use against enemy troops. Wilson addressed th* second na­ tional youth conference on the atom here. D A IR Y DEPT MERCHANTS Green S T A M P S M A V fAIR ' CREAM 3 02 CHEESE |,K<! SE A F O O D FRESH CAUCHT MEDIUM Krjft's Parka/ (Qtrs) C o'cW FREE GIFTS SLUE RJ1ION HEAVY WESTERN MATURE IO N 2L2U ROUND * s m m itiiD K s c h o o l n o c a k m v a i . t i t a i r m a n . Mrs. W. L. Kirk, left, gage* into thu crystal ball fur new Kirns while Mrs. Velma Mitchell, right, hcIiooI principal reminisces over sumo punt carnival* with .tumu stories hy Buais Spook. The anmiul event will he held at Smithnidi* School Oct. Ill front 6:30 till I) p. m. Science Club Has Unusual Fads The Seminole High Sclrnce Club not only get* tlis farts—It* mnnbera deal with (ho unusual facts. For Instance’ Ho you know why certain sail water animals such s* th* mana­ tee, blue crab ami stingiay ale able to live some ltd miles up the St. Johns from its outlet to the oesan? The abnormally high con­ Veterans Benefits To Be Discussed Karlyte llotishnldrr, county ser­ vice officer announced today that a representative of th# Florida Dept, nf Veterans Affalra from the Ktalo Service Office will he her# Tuesday at 3 p. m. He will consult with veterans, their dependent* or survivors as to lienafita the slat* or federal government will give. Appointment* i ,ny be made hy contacting the tenuity service of. ficee. The first patent on a wire safety pin was not issued until IIMiU, and the modern indushy got started starlit ISJS tent nf .all in lh« St Johns River has proven to ha the answer. This exisit* for two reasons; During dry season the St. Johns River lias little current. This al­ lows salt water intrusion into nor­ mally frrsh water arras. Second­ ly, certain springs such a* Salt Springs, which flows in the St. Johns, are nearly a. salty aa th* ocean. Also, in the St. Johns Riv­ er north of Lake Harney, there a I'* save re I salt springs which have a higher aalt content than the otcnn. So. don't so and get confuted If you s e e stingray* in the ocean and then ratch one an your trot­ line. SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY • Carpet • Til# W H ETH ER Y O U N E E D A FEW DOLLARS O R A LAR GER AMOUNT# YOU'RE A L W A Y S WELCOME AT G .A .G . HICKORY SMCM.D SUGAR CURED ★ STEAK HU E M l IO N HEAVY WESTERN MATURE FRESHLY CUM * ★ STEAK Maxwell House ^ tN S T A * 1 FYNE-TASTE INSTANT COFFEE Scott Fine Quality '* Delicious (WHITE OR ASSORTED COLORS) LIMIT— 6 For m s * roman, many person* hesitate I* ask lev jest ■ few debars. Apparently, thoy or* under tho improitioa that every ftnone! a) er«aniialien dislikes handling •hia 11-amount Maas. Nothing could be fur•Her fret* the truth) O ur Eelween f oydayloon pirn represent* lb* ideal solution. PRODUCE Large species of bamboo some Umea grow* to be 130 feet talL / represent M O R IO N S DELICIOUS G .A .C . F I N A N C E NORTH CAROLINA KILN DRY • CHICKEN • LADY FAIR 8* GOLDEN TURKEY fr*m Me samp**/ witk m tw io tit *o* a g tw i * a (REG O f VALUE) 421 North Orange S h e e t*................. Tel G A.d 401 W ell Central Avenue .................. Tel G A id 1243 East Colonial Drivo...................... Tel G Ard ° * 1' H*«n: Only »-J, Nrinnder t fatwfcy M l * F A t 'tut ■ rice- A r i n a I waa.l ._ _ n t FormtHy Admiral fioonct Corporation »• CHHH# C*.*»• -I Oh4 f ROME BEAUTY ALL PURPOSE LADY FAIR HOLIDAY FRUITCAKE 2 - II Sue �City Urges Quick 120 Years Service Action On Water jControl Plan Sanford's City rommisiionarf have Mat x resolution to the Cen­ tral and South Florida Flood Con­ trol District urging that the di»trick ‘'diligently pursue" with U. S. engineers and others a review of a proposed Upper St. Johns basin w ater conservation plan.— The commission resolution also "asks the district to pursue the re­ view willi Florida's congressi-mal delegation and atata legislator* “in opler th a t auch ■ plan might be Implrmented In time for 1963 budget requests to the atata and federal governments.’’ Tha resolutinn read*: Whet rue, for many y e a n there have existed from time to time mfkxxl problem* in the upper St. Tlohna River Hasin more pailirularly affecting the counties of Seminole, Orange. Brevard, Osreola and Indian River, and Whereas, tha aforesaid c O u n l l e * ara presently within an area of tha most rapid growth in the State of Florida and such growth and the continuation thereof has tha effect of materially altering Qand increasing the drainage and flood problem* heretofore exist­ ing and which will continue to ex­ ist in tha future, acting aa a ma­ terial obatacle in the continued grow th of auch area, and Whereus, for many year* the aforeiaid area hat mode tax con­ tribution* into the Central and Bouth Florida flood Control Dis­ trict with virtually no exyendif tu r* of funds materially easing the drainage and flood problems In tha upper St. Johns River Basin, and Whrreas, without prompt and immediate action directed to the approval of a plan for the storage of water in ths upper St. Johni River Basin with attendant out­ lets therefrom to tha blast Coast of Florida it is felt that tha future i | o f Central Flotilla will suffer ir­ reparable damage. Sow therefore, be it resolved, by the City Commission of the City of Santutd, Florida, that the Central a m i South Florida Floor! Control District hr, and it it here­ by requested to diligently pursue vtltb lilt- t'orp of engineers the afore!..bl plan lor tbe upper SI. John* River Basin to tha end that f such plan will be approved, and that the Florida Congressional Delegation he urged to sis ura a priority rating therefor and that the Legislature of the State of Florida he requested to adopt such legislation a t might ha necessary to pioriiie funds for required land acquisition, all to tbe end that the necervxry luml* nray Ira approved ia tbe Ibii.l budget In order that Vfc Ih* Central Florida area may rereiv* tbe relief to which it If en­ titled Sir that it* economic growth may nut be stifled. Be it further reaolved, that this Resolution be spread upon the minutea u( the City Commission of tha City of Sanford, Florida and rnpiea thereof delivered to Flor­ ida congressional delegation, the Carp »? Knginear* .and other ap4 propiiale parties." The City CommUnion Monday night decided that a tribute is in order for three city officials with a total of 120 years on the job. City Manager \V. E, Knowles pointed out th a t Misa KlScn Hoy, tax collector, Fire Chief Mr.ck Cleveland Sr. an! Police Chief Roy Williams have completed 40 years service each. . The commissioners Instructed Knowles to arrange a suitable event honoring the three veterans and prepare commendations commensurate with their long service. VOL. 53 United Preaa News Briefs Typhoon Builds U p Orienta Gardens Water Still Rising A delegation of residents of Orienta Gardens in south Seminole Coounly told the County Commission this morning that water still is rising on their property and th a t another family moved out today. They said water has risen another inch and a half in the p iat two d.'.ys and asked again if the county can do any­ CD It. R. K. OSTEUllOl.M has been selected to he executive officer of VAIL 13 which will be commis­ sioned at Sahford Naval Air Station Jan. 3. He piesentl.v ia operations officer of VAH-3. A naval aviator since l'J44. hu snw service in the Pacific in WW 11 and attended Columbia Uni­ versity, Navy Line General School and Armed Forces Staff College. Highway Traffic Light-Work Urged thing to Litp mar* water from antaring tha area. They aald tha Dump Installed in that section cannot taka off tha w ater fa*t enough. Tha family who moved rut today had a erptic which rouldn't h* rued be­ cause high water* kept overflow­ ing it. Resident* “are standing vigil" over dike* that help keep *uma waters out, they said. They fear, however, that continued rite of waters will put on more pressure than the dikea can stand. There ll little the county can do in tha situation. Appeal* from other Mr lion*, including one to­ day from a group of Slovak Vil­ lage residents, can be met with only the emergency pumping ac­ tivity which thr county instituted with cooperation of the Civil Dafen** organilatlort. Control Of Children At Games Asked The city and school officials ■tjrccd Monday night lo cooperate n an effort to restrain the romp ing of lining children through Hie stands at high school football games. Principal Andrew Bracken told the City Com ini'lio n that lie frit that the aid of parents would have to be enlisted in halting the anf&T ttf.'at,’W; today (a (gqpfU Im m c w W W L I- latiM b 4 1 * Slat* Road, be pi signal light at Ihc Interaedion of llwy. IT 92 and SR 4M. Thr cominwsioner* had approved the light and lund* fur It have hern authorrird. but no recent word on lli* work of installing it hai been given by the State. Heart f 'Uiieil M eet Th* f -ytnule - DeBary Heart Council •••' If- meet at the Seminole Memorial Hospital conference room Wednesday at 8 t». ns. Thom­ as Arman, pi evident, ha* arrang­ ed far a film to t« shown during tha meeting. N A S Cemetery Warning For Careless Drivers A fle-cr, but rather somber ami direct reminder n available lo all drivers on the Sanford Naval Air Station. Thia reminder it the "Spooksvtile Cemetery" located on th* south side of the road going owl the Main Gate. The driver cemetery was photosraphed recently by a leleviiian camera crew from Orlando's WDBO-TV, Channel #. at a mock burial. The "funeral service*" r : ~ held for I. M. K**t. A squad i Minor* tired volley as Cap*. Ro­ bert W. Stye, read the eulogy f the victim a n d ' hu rottin was placed in a tr**b grave. Present at Ihe "burial" ('apt. Slye, Cdr. H, H. t , HalWing Ooc. Lb Cdr. i Phillip*. NAS safety officer; Cspl. Vrnold Willi a mi, Sanford Puttee Department; Sanford Mayor Earl Higginbotham; Sanford Police Chief Roy Williams, Florida I way Patrolman Vince I and Maj. R. C. Wood. Marine Bar­ rack* commanutug officer. The cemetery couaisla of a 5 l)p ri>p«,| off ares and nine toinhstones; Carrie**. N O. Care Sleepy, I. M. Fail. Boom and M. V. Buttir. The leading tomb­ stone Of llir lot register* the name R. U, Next. Are yon* -Jut ,g the faint*, there are many com. plaints from spectators that tins is ■ major d straction from the games, he said. Parent! will he asked to keep children In their vests, Thr city commissioners re­ located that all school elaiMS be advised dial children allowed In roam tbe stands and grounds dur­ ing games will h<- escorted out of Hie stadium. The commission also asked Hie students to refrain from throwing confetti al the game* because it t r rilc* an almoat impossible cleaning job for the gruundkerp cr*. The city made it* request* in granting llir tvlioul im of the stadium without paving tha regular lei- for iti ichedulcd football contr*l v Dominicans Ask End Of Sanctions WASHINGTON (U P I)-T he Do mmlran Republic, derlarm ; it hat taken substantial steps to ward democracy, ha* demanded an end lo sanction* imputed against it by th* United Stales amt oilier Western Hemisphere nation*. p m ilf l WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday. High today 82. low tonight 50. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 25. I960 Wire established 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA Campaign Blunter, Angrier TOKYO (UPI) - Typhoon Nins built up rapidly hi intensity to­ ■y United Pre*t International day GOO miles west southwest or The presidential campaign, en­ two Jims. Nina, Packing ltM-milaper-hour wind*, was moving north- tering Ihe linal two week*, was weal al eight nulei an hour Mon­ marked today hy blunter words and angerier rharges as the can­ day night. didates stumped long hours for the support of crucial slate*. Peace T alks S ta rt Democratic nominee John F. ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast tU PII — Kennedy scheduled 20 spercbe* Eleven newly independent Afri­ during hi* second grueling day in can nations meet hero today to Illinois. State Democratic leaders Mek a compromise for ending the were enthusiastic about hla show­ Algerian war. All are former ing Monday. Sen. Paul II. Doug­ French territories which now are las, (D ill.t. p-edtetod Kennedy member* of the French Commu­ would capture the stales 27 elec­ nity of Nations. toral vote*. GUP candidate Richard M. Nix­ Sub P act Expected on, making a whistr stop tour in THE HAGUE. Holland (UPII - a 16-car train, arranged appear­ U. S. Undersecretary of Ihe Navy Fred A. llama said Monday mat a joni BriUsh-American nounremenl on Ihe stationing of submarines equipped with Polaris missile* will he forlhromini this week. ance* in Ohio, which has an Ira- , didiale's ald-io^education Hand In por’anl bloc of 25 electoral voles, an address prepared for Carpenand in Wert Virginia, lie makes lerville. 111. He said Nixon had hi* first nationwide political TV raised a "false issue' by contend­ TV speech of the campaign to­ ing that federal aid for trachera* salaries could lead to government night (rum Cincinnati. In a speech prepared tor Mari­ control of education. etta. Ohio. Ihe vice president kept Kennedy termed this a "politi­ up his charge that Kennedy is cal bogeyman" designed to defeat playing loose with Ihe ;roth con­ federal aid to rduralion and cerning U. S. prestige aboard. The "mislead the people." The While Hou*e rivals traded Democratic nominer, Nixon said, "has been trying to win this elec­ tome of the sharpest accusation* tion by rrcklesdy downgrading of the campaign in their speeches the United Slates, lie has done Monday. this with misleading statement*, "Nixon told a Pittsburgh audi­ with misrepresentations, with hall ence that Kennedy’s spending plans were a "msjor contributing truth*." Kennedy attacked the titlp can factor" lo the current gold specu­ nedy'a Cuba, MiUu-Quemoy and l T2 policies represented "disas­ trous" error* of lodgment Jiat could plunge the world into war. He said Kennedy was "the kind of man Khrushchev could make mince meat of." Krnnedy said any resemblance between the vice president's cam­ paign promises and previous rre"is purely coincidental." Ha described Nixon as > "no" man who would gel a "no" from American voters on alection day. The GOP candidate a reused Kennedy in a telegram of back­ ing away from a statement about helping anti-Castro Cubans. "This ia another case of your speaking first and thinking afterward*, a habit which is a very dangerous one for a mao who ia asking the American people lo elect him commander in-cluef of all the armed forces of this nation," Ma­ un wired. TALLAHASSEE (U Pll - Seerctary of Male R. dieted Monday tha million of Florida’s lered voters would Nov. I. Gray, in issuing .he voting registration figures, said the interest in thia year’s presi­ dential race would send a higher percentage of registrants lo tbe polls than in Jtttt and IBM. when 61 per cent voted. C harge Denied Health Officials Coffee Club Guests The October meeling of Ihe Colfr* Club ipotuorrd by the Seminole County Chamber of Com me rre will be held at In a m. Tluusilay in (be Chamber of Commerce building. The staff of the Seminole C'nun t> Health Department, headed by Director Dr. Clyde I*. Brothers, will be ipecial gueti*. Several newcomer* lo the area will also tie welcomed. Elm Ave. Parking Regulation Stays The no parking regulation on Ihe we»t side of F.lin Ave. he tween Third ami Fourth S;. will continue in effect seven day* a week. Cmj commissioner* Monday niglvt decided not to remove the parking ban on Sundays became of the traffic haiard which would result if cars park on both tuft* nf the street. t'I’O WIVES GIVE FUNDS to the Seminole Am ii . for Retarded Children nx om* of their projects and Kenneth Mclnlonh, president of the naaoclntlorf. ia shown receiving a check for an Amount rained l>y the wivex at a bake sale. Mrs. A lven Kelly, treasurer of the wives’ club, is shown presentinR ihe check. .Mrs. Kdm Mm ray. rijfht, president of lilt- clt.li, and Mrs. Sylvia Huhn, left, treasurer of Ihe children's jeroup, look on. (Herald Photo! Thursday Is Day Thurnduy i.< tin- tlcmilinc fur culm* in the Juycce aponnuml "Good Government. Award" contest, Sum Skelton, chairman, reminded today. Nominee-* must Im rvaitlutta of the comity and may •'*» considered for the award if an elected county official, i|)|p>intud officer, employe or curnniimity-minilcd citizen provided he nr aha has an outstanding record in Rood Rovornment. However, no prrxun who holds public office or appointnvnt on a .statewide basis may lx* considered. Entry blank* are available at the Jaycce Infonnalion L'cnler. Queen Still Culm LONDON (UPll — A calm-look­ ing Queen Elisabeth landed here safely from Demark today alter two Writ German Jet* nearly col tided with her airplanr The queen and Prince Philip chatted briefly with t h e crew a l t e r landing One W i t n e - s laid the queen pur*cd her lips a* il to •av. " It wasn't really anything at Rebekahs Postpone Friendship Night The Friendship Night meeting of Seminole Rrhckah Lodge No. id. originally scheduled f«r Thurs­ day n.ght, ha* been postponed due in the dealh of the Noble Grand'.* husband, Clarence Snyder. As regular buxine.** meeting, with Vice Grand Mr*. Kva Hackhaul presiding, will he held in the mid Fellow's Hail ai 1 p ut TTpv aI^I tI ^ 'ty! ^_« "■-I1,n ■' ■ Ib* 11■" iwcai but uspowut*. Snowfall Spreads Across Northeast, Cold Wave Hits By l idled Preaa International The season's first anow hit th* nation's Northeast Monday as tor­ rential rain* deluged parti ol Texas. Widespread snow ahowert whip­ ped acro-» the eastern Great Lake* and Naw England during ths night. Th* snow reached a depth uf seven Inches n t the little town of Torpedo, Pa., and five The City nf Sanford ls«t night inches on Whilefar* Mountain in increased its water connection de­ tha Adirondack*. A cold wave followed hard on posit (rum 1 7 . to *15 and in th* heel* of the wind-driven dructcd the city manager to turn s n o w * . d ro p p in g W lllp e ratU ieO delinquent accounts over to col­ H e r n s * the Midwest Marquette, lectors. Mirh., had a nighttime low of IT. .Snow removal craws want on Th# city mansger showed com­ missioners a !l*t of water ae- Hi-hour shifts along a 100-mlIa • tretrh of the Pennsylvania Turn­ fountsthat have been unpaid pike, murh lunger than Ihe normal New York City's first snow *■■ grace period and said that some recorded at the top ef th* world'a people let the II 30 deposit go larged building, the F.mpira Stale, against bills of three months and hut 44 degree trinporature* melted simply move and open a new the snow hy th* lime It readied tha’ slicct. meter at a new localism. Highway crew* in Michigan's The doubled deposit will pro­ tect the city heller against non Union County battled blinardpayment of (he minimum monthly lik* snow*. Five-foot wave* lathed ratr of *5.15 in ca*e uf deadbeat*, til* Lake Huron shoreline. Four and all new applicant* will tie hunters were rescued from th* checked against the delinquent storm, but two wcie still missing today. list Fall thunder*qiiall* poundad New England and rained hail­ stone* on Button. Some Boston City Water Deposit Fee Is Doubled s i n e , « wcic fliMuh-d an d lightning caused sum-! damage tu elm Go al service. But the rain changed to snow over many sections of the nxstate a ira during tha night Four Youths Held In Police Cases Two teenagers hive lieen irresl ril for pelit larceny alter pilfer, in; parked automobiles and two juvenile* lor breaking and enter­ ing. police rrpurted today. Tbe (wu juveniles, remanded lo Ihe county juvenile judge, report­ edly broke into one place fu# times, siealinz rigarels. randy, milk and other Item*. Police re­ covered ii cafUMU of clgarrti [mm the toot Ihr hoys took from ‘•Jail Bid Opening Is Postponed A call (rum i resident in the I too block of Oak Ave. that two roulhs were join] into parked lutomobilei led police to the *p " — Sem'nole County iad wa* post pontd today until Nov. 15. The County Commission decided to delay the jail bids in order to avoid conflicting with ether lation In London. He suggested Kennedy's election could touch off a run on America's shrinking gold stork*. Krnnedy shrugged thia off. Ha •aid Nixon wras showing "signs at tension" by making the charge. A Rock Island, HI., audience laughed when Ihe Massachusetts senator declared, "He blames me for the increase In gold on the London market. U Mr, Nixon 1* listening, I didn't do M." The Democratic candidate hrandrd Nixon tbe leader ef • Republican "wrecking crew" which he said bad consilient!.* opposed Social Security and would do llltle lo help the aged meet medical expense*. Nixon said during hi* Pennsyl­ vania •vhi*U?-*'op lope lh*t Ken- Bj«r Vote Seen WASHINGTON (LTD — Labor Secretsrv James P. Mitchell has denied charges that a Negro was lorcrd lo resign as assistant sec­ retary of labor to make room for the son of Henry Cabot I-odgt, Hi-publican vice presidential can­ didate. The rharges connected with Lodge’* proposal (or a Negro in the next Republican cabinet, were made by Rep. Charles C, Diggs, <D-Mirb.l He tald tbe late J. Ernest WUkiis* was forced lo re­ sign to make room (or George C. Imdge. NO. 47 _ jr -c *| arlMItvSV ll.I.r, I L M & l b K i w a r n s driven. Shown looking over unusual safety davica ara. from loft. Cdr. H. H. Oaburn, Hat Wing One; 0. H. Phillip*. MAS v.ctirity officer: Cant. Arnold Williams, Linford police; U 4 )L Robert Sl;'tf. NAis commands r ; M \vof fairl Hijijfitilothani, Police Vince W. A. Warminsriun, NAS newnpaper editor, fill* "gravt.” At right, Marine* fire volley over 'he deceased. (Navy Photos) »! dm l_un sm ith*. who were charged with taking tlemi from five can. Tha two teenagers teenager* are ara suspect­ suspected also of being involved in some other eavos. � 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, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 24, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 24, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 24, 1960; <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