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Helicopter! p l u c k e d stranded famltiea from roof topi and dropped food and medicine to Three schools are joining in Seminole County's first towna Isolated by miles of water. science fair, which atarta today a t Seminole High. Crews toiled through the night Nearly 200 scientific exhibits have been set tip in the placing thousands upon thousands 8HS auditorium for the 4:30 p.m. show. The were made by of sandbags on dikes holding back students from Lyman and Seminole High Schools, and from the mauraudlng streams. Demoli­ tion experts set off charge afttr faaford Junior High, charge of dynamite in an effort — The exhibit* «how a variety of to smash mountainous ica jams. ■ d en tin e interest*. They include But the danger mounted as of­ projects about Lh« skeletal sys­ ficials said the runoff from the tem of the bird, the human brain, spring thaw was by no means plant troplsms, color affect on Aid For Aged over in the prairie bell. plant*, nutrition in rats, electric WASHINGTON (UPI) - Demo­ The death toll climbed to 10motor*, light bulbs, a wind tun­ nel, the electric stethoscope, an cratic leaders to Congress today four in Missouri, thre* in Nebras­ electronic audio accelerator, pho­ pondered whether to push a new ka and one each in Illinois, Kan­ tography, tht spectroscope, mi­ program of federal grants lo sas and Michigan. Iowa and Nebraska made ap­ croscope, an Intercom set, toil states to improve medical ear* conservation, crystal radios, th* for needy old folks. One plan un­ peals for immediate federal dis­ rinclple behind a volcano, how der study would add a t mueh is aster aid. The American Red sap It m ide, crystals and alec- 9200 million lo the 92 billion an­ Cross estimated more than 4,000 nual federal coat of state-admin­ persons had been affected by floods tro-msgnets. The projects submitted by stu­ istered public assistance pro­ in Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota, Kansas, Missouri and Illinois. dents In grades 1-12 will be judg­ grams. ed by five standards: scientific Entire communities had been thought, creative ability, the Prim ary Draws N ear * submerged and tens of thousands thoroughness of the project, its MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Sens. of acres of rich farmland were clarity and dramatic value, and John F. Kennedy (D-Mtss.) end under water a t a time when farm ­ the technical aklll shown. A Hubert Humphrey <D-Minn.) ers begin spring planting. maximum of fiva point* will be stepped up the pace today as they Damage from the marauding riv­ given a project la each of these headed down the home stretch ers, Iriggrred into flood stage by fields. In their Wisconsin presidential a spring thaw, mounted inlu Ute ^ The Seminole High Science Club primary battle. Campaigning un­ millions and million* of dollars. snd faculty, particularly science der cloudy ikies but a hot poli­ The floods mads new conquest* teacher Don Reynold* have play­ tical climate, they hurried to at in the Great Lakes area and in the ed a major part in getting this le n t 31 different audiences in mountain* of Pennsylvania and first county science fair into mo­ seven Milwaukee area cities. West Virginia. tion. The exhibits were sat up In the auditorium Wednesday Ruling Appealed afternoon. GAINESVILLE (UPI) A Judging will be today from S-6 p. m. with four school educators group of University of Florida picking the winners. The judge* professors Wednesday urged the . are Dr. P. J. Weatgale of the Board of Control to repeal a ruling prohibiting state coliegc a tln lv e rs ity of Florida, Dr. Keith professor* from running for poli­ ^fsnaen of Stetson Univarsity, tical office. The University of Donald Carroll of Rollins College and Scmlnola County School Supt. Florida chapter of the American Association of University Pro­ R. T. Mil wee. The Sanford • Seminole Jay- fessors, which claims more than Gubernatorial candidal* John tees will give a 923 savings bond 300 members, adopted the reso­ McCarty will campaign in Semi­ to the maker of the best overall lution Unanimously. nole County Tuesday, beginning project. The Sanford • DcBary with breakfast at I a. m„ A. B. Heart Association will give a 923 New Crackdown bond for the project about the HAVANA (UPI) — The Govern Peterson Jr„ McCarty campaign heart or circulatory ayalem and rarnt appeared ready today to manager for the county, announr ■ D earb o r* Electrosics will give taka over CMQ-TV, the only sta­ •d to^ay.' Th* Fu Pierce - candidate will ^ a silv er. leap far. the beat pro­ tion of -.Havana'* - fiv# television ject having to do with the physical channels which etiU broadcasts meet voters oo the comer of Mag > sciences. Independent political com men nolia and First St. at 1:30 a. m. ' First, second and third prixea taries. CMQ commentator Luis and will make a tour of outlying will be given for the best phy­ Conte Aguero, a former friend of area* during the rest of the sical and biological aeience pro­ Premier Fidel Castro who was morning, Petarsoo said. jects made by high school stu­ the chief anti Communist spokes The county McCarty for Gov dents. Similar prizes will be man in lha "great debate" hero crnor headquarters haa been set gives far the throe best junior last week, aought asylum in the up to the HtU building, comer Ugh projects to these fields. Argentine embassy Tuesday night. First Bt. and Palmetto and Mc­ Honorable mention awards will Carty's "work program" on which m a lso b* givao to junior high stu­ Hoodlum Control ba 1* campaigning will be pubd e n ts . liciiod from th a n . WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Is The fair is open today from 4:10 McCarty warned against ‘ creep­ ate Rackola Committee reported te <:M p. m. and Friday from I today that "underworld tofts ing Integration" today in Jaek a. m. until • p. m. lalion," amounting to "hoodlum aonvltl*. control" In aome areas, threatens McCarty aaid h waa the govsr to permeate th* nation'! coin nor's duly to tnforca atat* laws machine Industry. Especially In to "prcMrve th* public peace and operation of juke boxes, pinball tranquility"' to th* segregation games that cigaret vending ma controversy. chines, the committee said, the "If we have this creeping into industry has been victimised by gration starting to the schools % JOHANNESBURG, South Afri­ "an astounding number of rac and then working oo the lunch ca (U PI)—Baton-*winging police keteers" who use "subservient" counters, what la to keap it from charged into crowds of Negroes labor union locals as thalr In­ roachlng hotels, motels and swim­ fa tour native South African strument of domination. ming pools?" he asked. "The big townships today and fired over question is where d* we stop." sa s group Uut dared them to Doyl* E. Carlton Jr. slumped make arrests. to Jacksonville today with per­ Equipped with new emergency sonal appearances to the morning power* from the government, po­ and a dinner rally scheduled to lice waded Into native gatherings night. with their club-like batons at Speaking at Fort Lauderdale Jabavu, NaUlspruit, Somenet Wednesday, Carlton aaid, "I see West and a village near Stellena great need for Improvement at Tom MeDonald haa boon appoint •very level of our state's school bosch. The first two are south ef Johannesburg, the latter two near rd Seminole County campaign system—from public school to rhalrmkn for Tom Adams who ii university." Capetown. . At Somerset West police fired running for the office of secretary Ted David or Hollywood, lha over the heads of the crowd when of state. only gubernatorial candidate lo McDonald said he has under praise Gov. Collins' television demonstrators protesting the gov­ ernments racial policies chal­ taken the job In Adams' bahalf speech on the sta'o's racial situa­ lenged police to arrest them. The because he believe* that Adam* i* tion, said Wednesday if elected crowd Ignored orders to diapers# the be*t man for the job, which be would continue the same moral and police charged wilfe their is one of the moat Important to climate effected by the Collins state. administration. batons. i*i f t Near Stellenbosch, Africans the"The eecrctary of state sits with Farris Bryant told supporters t were reported lo have act Rro to the governor ia making extremely to Key Weal today that Florida Important derisions regarding tba must step ahead to th* (laid of 0 wveral buildings. There were reports from prograss of th* atate," McDonald mental health, "Thouch I do not believe in the throughout the country that explained. "He haa the same vole as the welfare stale generally speaking," whites were rushing to buy guns Bryant aaid, "I d* believe that and ammunition. Retail dealers governor,*' he said. Adam*, who liva* in Orange the people who cannot do for to such cities a* Johannesburg and Capetown reported they were Park, served in the Senate and themselves should, when mental almost sold out of weapons. It is was recantly ehoaen by hie col­ Ulneas strikes, have the finest retatlvoly easy lor whites to gat leagues as the most valuabl* mem­ and latest technique* of troatj gun permit, but blacks are for- ber of the legislature, MeDonald meat. said. !o have firearms. Schools Open 'Science Fair News Briefs IK McCarty To Bring Campaign Here On Tuesday Tour Police, Africans Continue To Clash McDonald To Aid Adam's Campaign • They're Stuck Capt, Robert Slye, commander Of the Sanford Naval Air Station, told approximately too members of lb* Seminole County Cham­ b e r of Commerce Coffee Club to* T la y that the chief product of Sanford "probably la glue." Capt. Sly*, fcueat ef honor at the coffee club, saplained that Navy official* hod told Urn that a Navy man is stationed 'ho |a atuck to th* eity." ___ id r wnato to leave oaoo e a r aro hero,** Capt. Bye aoMSly* said that the chief Ingro# v standing, cooperation and sincer­ ity on the part of the resident! of Sanford. "1 hop* I can stay her* faraver." he said. Sly* also introduced nia ad­ ministrative Half to coffee club­ bers. They ia.hided U . Wright M. Thomas, NAS disbursing of­ ficer ; Lt. Rock M. Laurensaoo, Catholic chaplain; U . Charles L. Cook. GCA eontroller; Lrdr. Andrew B. Smith, oparaltou Mtog offtoro; k f r . I . C. HnaeSto«, matotoosM* adSear and Cdr. Paul D. MifchcU, opera lion* *f- Democratic Rally Set Saturday Night Tha First Democratic political rally apooaored by tha County Dem­ ocratic Com mitts* will be held at 7:30 p. m. Saturday at the Lake Monro* School, k waa aaaouocad today. All candidates running for office to tha May I Democratic primary are urged to attend. A chicken dinner will bo served before the rally to th* school lunchm u . Prtoa lag adults will ho gl ai Si oaoto tor ehUdro* tmdor II. Thera will bo 10 rallies through- S ty ? WEATHERi Partly aloudy and mild through Friday. Hljrh today, TB-8t. Low tonlvht, B7-4W. SANFORD, FLORIDA United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1960 VOL. XLIX NO. 662 Five Die A s Bomber Crashes; Three M ore Killed Near Cape LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (U ri) — An Air Fore* B47 bomber blew up In flight today with almost enough force to knock people on the ground out of their beds. Trailing atreamers of flame*, it crashed into a residential section and burned four homes. Police reported fiva persons known dead; three airmen and two civilian*. Two civilian* were missing. One airman managed to bail out but was injured. Six A Navy destroyer found ths body of an airman at 9:10 a. m. today and the Coast Guard cutter Bramble reported at S:49 a. m. that it had "spotted two bodies," They were taken from tha water a short time later. On* witness at Mayflower, Ark., IS miles northwest of Little Rock, thought he saw a plan* collide with th* liomber, l outs Btepter, rhisf air traffic control apeciallat at Little Rock homes were badly damared by fire, in addition to the four destroyed. Another plane, an Air Force refueling plane crashed Wrdne*. day night near Cape Canaveral In the stormy Atlantic and a massive sir-sea operation rescued l t *r the M airmen aboard. Th* eleven survivors were pickrd up during tha night and pre­ dawn houra today by a Coast Guard helicopter and ship* that rushed to tha crash seen*. Airport said, however, that there was no known traffic, other than the B47 in ths air over Little Rock when the crash happened. Part of the plan* hit Mrs. Loi* Clark's home at 111 Colonial Court. It burned ths home and klllad her. Her husband was re­ ported out of town. Th# bodies of two airmen were found in Mrs. Clark’* scorched driveway. Th* body of another alrman hit th* Pulaski Heiahta 'A '-" s A *-. Jr. } Ib to * im s m m m to. highest sine* 1968. This picture, made thin morning, ahoWa the lake out of Its shores just north of the Hwy. 17-92 bridges * (Herald Photo) LAKE MONROE STILL RISING, with half an inch higher lavcl today than it hud Wednesday. A peak had baaihr aapcutadvAlouduy. but th* lake kowpo inching u|> and teat* Tuesday showed it a t 6.61 feet above sea level, Nikita, DeGaulle Face Showdown PARIS (UPI) — Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev relumed to Paris today in buoyant spirits and good health for a possible show­ down with President Charles DeGaulle on French nuclear plans. Khrushchev wound up his fiveday tour of tha provlncr* with a hurried final sightseeing t r i p through an automotive plant at Flins. He chatted with a work­ man and received a sleek convert­ ible a* a gift from the nationalised plant. "Vou make a good car, but I warn you. you have strong cumpelion in the Soviet automobile in­ dustry," he said. Tha French government act the scene for a possible diplomatic ex­ plosion when 11 announced a 12-hour ban on flights around its Sahara atomic test tile starting at 9:43 a. m. today. Two hours after the ban went ito effect it waa canceled. The French broadcast several such dry-run warnings before setting off their flrat atomic blast Feb. 13. The second blast is expected between April 9 and ia. Khrushchev hsd a brisk "so w hatf" for a reporter who inform­ ed him of the first announcement. Officers Are Named For Chuluola Club .New offleerx of thr Chuluola Youth Club are Mike Kennedy, president; Sharor Howell, vice president: Rogert Norton, secre­ tary, and Don Corton Jr , trea­ surer. The names of the newly elected officers were announced at an installation and birthday dance Saturday night. Nearly 40 teenagers and sev­ eral adults attended the dance at the club house. An eight layer birthday cake, and birthday decor­ ations supported the dance theme. Adult sponsor Gene Norton of fered a vote of thfnks lo the outgoing officers, Philis Howell. Mike Kennedy, Danuta Morski and Karoo Kennedy. Savings Record CHICAGO (UPI) — Savings and loan associations registered new high in net savings to January, according to the Uaited Stales Savings and Lana League. Nat aaviag* amounted to SMI million, II per rent above th* high sot to January, 1939. Permanent Water Study Suggested The County Drainage Commit­ tee met to a lengthy aesalon Wednesday afternoon to discus* final revisions in a long range couniywide drainage and water conservation plan. Harold Kaitner, rh iirm in el the committee, said after the merlins, that Uio final plan will be drafted Friday and presentod to the County Commiuion si lie meeting next Tuesday. Th* rom m itlrr ha* worked oo th* plan* for tha past thre* months. Among the recommendations expected to be presented lo the board will be tin t county com­ missioners art as a permanent couniywide drainage and water committee to investigate and co­ ordinate drainage and water eonsrrvation in (he county. This recommendation was made by Charles S. !>**. who aaid that the hoard knows tha "ovarall pic­ ture" on county drainage ncedi. Lee also recommended that drainage and water conservation districts be created where need­ ed when a majority of property owners in an area Indicate their de«ire for such a district. Homer Osborne, a member of the County Farm Bureau, said that In many cases property own­ ers would not vole for a lax even II it meant being flooded out. l-cr singled out Ibe Temple Terrace area and aaid it would cost each property owner there about |7 a year to eliminate flooding. "If they don't want to pay 97, they deserve to be flooded out," he se id. The committee agreed that an important step was to construct and maintain sufficient primary drainage dliches to serve all four drainage basina In the county, yet preserve nalural low areas whleh act as catch basins to periods of heavy rainfall. Kastner said that the primary drainage system must carry the drainage lo the point of ultimata disposal and should not juat from one county puddle to next. He cjled the necessity also to preserve those area* serving to maintain lha water table level to periods ef draught. Sanford Cttp Manager V a rn a Knowles pointed out that the cdun-* ly should not draining private property and that it should be the duly of any properly owner to construct his own drainage into primary coun­ ty ditches. The committee agreed that thr commission may elect to use its right of eminent domain to help such property owners secure righlaof-way to a county ditch, at "oo expense io the county ex­ cept when th* county clearly should have furnished a closer primary ditch." Kastner emphasised that one of tbs most pressing needs is for contour maps and aerial photography for overlay work. "These maps must be kept up to date," he aaid. The group agreed that ths Coun­ ty Commission should instruct and cooperate with the County Zoning Board to try lo discourage and prevent development of land for purpose* for which it general­ ly I* considered unsuitable. At a special Couoty Commis­ sion meeting March 19, the (ward agreed that it would Ini­ tiate a plan as soon as the drain­ age committee could come up with some recommendation*. Commissioners said that this would be a long rang* plan and would not solve "immediate emergency measures caused by abnormal rain." Teachers Can Get Loans For Study Teocbera who are Interested to getting tolerest-froe loans to a t­ tend summer courses, should con­ tact th* Seminole County Federa­ tion of Women’s Clubs, Federation scholarship chair­ man Mrs. Clyde Romiey said to­ day that many teachers don't know of tb* money the federation makes available fur (hem to work for higher degrees, during tin summer. The loans nu y bo repaid to installment* over the school year. Teachers who want more inform­ ation about the loans should con­ tact Mr*- C, L. Vest af Oviedo, Mr*. C. S. Field*. Bt. 1 Maitland, ar Mra. Rap TDUa, MU Magnolia Ava., Sanford. Applications should ho & I p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock price* at 1 p. m.: 99 American TAT .. I03<i< American Tobacco 4BH Bethlehem Steel 94* C A O ................ Chrysler . ......................... 31*4 Curtiss • Wright ............... 24'« DuPont ........................... . 2251V Kastman Kodak ................. 100 Ford Motor ......................... 71 General Electric ................... HUV General Motors ................... 43 Ini. TAT ............................. 19*1 Lori Ilard ............................... 37H Penney ........................... . 116*0 13** Penn RR .................... Sear* Roebuck ................... 30U Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 444V Sludebaker ......................... 12'V U. S. Steel ......................... a m Wcstlnghouia El................... 91 Altamonte Board p i ___ i 02376709 i_ i a __ » The Altamonte Spring* town council will hold a public hearing on ra-xoning land for a new post office tonight. The hearing will be to ronsider a petition for re-sonlng land across from the present post ofiice from residential to commercial. If the re-sonlng succeed*, the owners may petition the federal government to put a new post office on the SR *36 ait*. The town council has made pre­ vious efforts to get a new post office. The public hearing will be at 7:30 p. m. to the town hall. Junior High School yard. Th* ejection seat In which he w*g sitting fell SO feet from the body. A mile-and-s-hslf away, Jin* Grove,' 28, wax killed in th* attic of a home in which he wa* sleep* in e. Th* house was destroyed. The wreckage of th* plan* wan blasted over a wide area of south* west Little Rock, where the mala damage was a t. Ninth and Sum* mil streets. Th* Federal Avlatioe Agency Indicated that another plana w u involved. It* wreckage was re­ ported at Mayflower, Ark., IS miles northwest of LRU* Reck. Lee Jackman, who runs a ser­ vice station, said it looked to him as If tha bomber collided with a ■mall plane. The plane near Canaveral, I KC-07 tanker w h i c h refuels bomber* to flight, plunged Into the Atlantir 43 miles east of tha ' nation's missile test center. Th* Air Force said the pilot radioed a t 8:15 p. m., that he was going to ditch hla plana to high sea*. The "May Day" m e a n t* touched off a massive rescue op­ eration. Search planes, battling a 900foot rolling and 30-knot wind*, swooped low ever the dark water* dropping three.minute magnesium flarea that gave off an eerie glow. The dead were S, Sgt. Shirley D. Renner, .‘totilh Air Refueling Squadron; and M/Rgt. Jniahp M. Thel* and T/Sgt, Frank E, Hence, both of lha Sl'fch Organisational Maintenance Squadron. Official* said all lived In Tampa. The plena waa baaed at MarDlll AKB. i! ii > •j• * Symington Given V WASHINGTON (UPI) Tw* AFL-CIO vice presidents came out Inday for Sen. Sluart Sy mini Inn (t)-Mo.) for president to the first major labor endorsement of any candidate to the I960 campaign. Prosidenli Jam es B, Carey af the International Union of Electri­ cal Workers and Georgs M. Har­ rison of the Brotherhood of Rail­ way Clerk* praised the millioasira former Industrialist s i "g man e l Integrity, ability and effective­ ness." They declared in a atalcmentt "Throughout th* career of Btuart Symington, his fundamental humantlarianlim, his sincere rec­ ord of liberalism ar* well suotained and consistent. Time and ■gain he has demonstrated that ha believe! in genuine collective bar­ gaining and knows how to malm it work. "We arc convinced that he wlM —and should—be nominated fay tha Democratic National Coavoolion. , , we are convinced that at the Democratic candidate for president he will be elected la No­ vember." Carey is head of the AFL-CIO Klhlcal Practices Committee. Har­ rison Is chairman of th* Labor Committee of tha Democratic Ad­ visory Council, ’> 3 15-Year-Old Held On Theft Charge A 15-year-old Longwood boy waa arrested in Apopka Wednesday and charged with stealing 9319 from a Lnngwood garage. The money was taken from Scott's Garage to Longwood Satur­ day night. Tha bay was arrested in Apopka Wednesday morning when he waa seen carrying money bags. He waa turned over to Sher­ iff J . L. Hobby and ia bring held by juvenila authorities. FirstSanfordAutoShow Scheduled Next Week Sanford's tomb auto show will opein Wednesday with g mammoth di*i splay of 1990 cars and trucks. Th# show at Ft. Mellon Park will feature all I960 ear models made by General Motors, Chrysler, Ford, American Motors and Studebsker-Packard. Trucks mad* by these companie* ala* will be shown. The display will Include 1999 im­ ported car* and all American-mad# compact car*. Tb* show on tha lokefroot will run from 1:10 p. as. natil • : « p. m. dolly t o w Wed­ nesday to' Friday. There will M l be any admission charge. Parking Vl i3 A doer prise will be givoo away taek night and a caah prise will be awarded next Friday night Tb* Seminole High School Road wiU play a concert Wednesday algM from 7:30 to 1:90 p. m. Tba band will also operate th* scncssiion •tend at th* show and will rocoiv* all tha profits from the onto of refreshments. Car dealers ■r* Brass Motors, Inc., toe v-K -§ 3 d I �I Rollins Field 'louse Bums Down Cottnty Commission Chairman John Krlder haa been appointed lo serve on the r.tato Water Re­ sources Committee. Krlder reported today that 4he appointment was made while be and oUior Seminole commissioners wnre attending state-wide County * Commission meeting in Mliral. WASHINGTON (UPI) - House payola Investigators set the siege lodey for a command perform­ ance by television disc Jockey Dick Clark, metinee idol of the teen-agers. The young TV s tir has been ordered here for public hearings beginning about April II Into the activities in broadcasting and The Seminole High School DCT Club wUI have il* annual em­ ployer-employe banquet April 1*. The club member* will host ap­ proximately 100 merchants and professional men and their wives. Southern Union College a t Wadk y . Ala,, announced lie honor / roll today and a Sanford boy was i tingled out for scholastic abili- County vlaited Sanford Wednesday. , 4y. On tho honor roll wai Sidney / Vihlea J r, Another iron boy, Matt Attention Dog racing fan*. There • Earle of Goidenrod received hon­ are only a few more racing days ourable mention. lift to see some of the lop grey­ hounds race at the Sanford-Or. W. A. Pattliball, candidate for lando Kennal Club, The track wUI dose after Monday's featured c irc u it, District, race. i By United Prase intermatieoal The second full month of n con­ certed Negro campaign to tate‘ ■grate lunch counter facilities In - t (be Booth ended today with u M ar Hot in Texes and • cautious v« HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Tha movie industry and ito acton pro* tedded a real-life suspense story .(•day — when will the actors! •trike end? The predicted settlement of tha '•W ho fa Its Mth day Wednesday teams to naught whan negotiators t .postponed their Scheduled meet■' 1 The two groups scheduled n . meeting for today a t which It was .hoped the eurtaln would coats ( down an the dispute. ■ Turn d*y* of meeting by special M gotietini teams Monday and npont that haa only to be formally -adopted by tha 14,000-membar ,Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and .Ah* aoven struck major motion -picture studios. . The tentative agreement was •aid lo laeludo a formula for whoring of praflte of movies sold -At television, one of the key Is• m s ot «ho a irik t which started 'March f. Joycees Planning Little Loop Drive - The Longwood Jaycoes will -moot at Dick Zartman'a Grant JOt. homo Tuesday to discuss ' 'financing their Little Loaguo - Eartman said Wadnasday (hit ’(ho JaycMS are planning a din­ ner to ralao money for their Lit'Mo League teams. Air Conditioner Soles To Increase < SYRACUBE, N. Y. (UPI) - By .M S, more than (00,000 hemes •M b year will ha lautalllng air conditioning equipment designed te serve Uw entire house, says Tho. company (Carrier Corp.) •aid that would bo a M per coat Increase over tho number of year* - pound central ay stems sold durt e l 1M . In 1M , tho company said, T,,MA households were completely air conditioned. WUhln five years iH ut number rote to IK ,on. At .(ho . end of 1(50 on eitimatod :*00,000 homes bid year-round air conditioning. compromise * proposal hi North Carolina. Pelice turned fire hoses on ISO Negro demonstrator* at Marshall, Tex., Wednesday; about 3,000 Ne­ gro students marched on tha Louisiana stats capital'of Baton Rouge to sing and pray; 200 whites and Negroes held a pray­ er meeting ef "dissatisfaction" outside the mayor's office / a t Nashville, Tenn. , Tha demonstrations, which in •very Southern elate except Mis­ sissippi, began Feb. 1 i t Greens­ boro, N. C. The first major com­ promise proposal was reported to­ day t t High Point, N. C., Just a few miles from where tha cam­ paign began. Mayor Jasae Washburn of High Paint said kla "human relations commitlea" haa proposed that lunch counter facIHUes in High Point stores be Integra tod for a M-day trial porlod during which police remain vigilant to break up any demonstration th at could load to violence. th a president of North Caroline A*T College a t Greenborn, whose students began the drive for intogration of lunch counter* by tak­ ing scats customarily reserved for whites, t o l d college trustees Wednesday that hla student* have been well behaved, respectful and peaceful. But President Warmolh T. Gibbs added that the students feel they have baric Interest* a t stoke and "threats of arrest or Intimidation do not m m to deter them." Tho prayer session at the of­ fice of Nashville, Tenn.,- Mayor Ben West was a protest against slow progress of thejmeyor'a hiracial committee named to find a solution In Nashville where scores of Negroes were arrested. Police did not Interfare, At Marshall, Tex., where AS percent.of the 35,000 population it Negro, students from Wiley and Bishop colleges turned out in fore* to protest the arrest of about A0 lunch counter demonstrators. Police drove 130 back with fire hoses and broke up another group singing end praying a t the court­ house. Studente a t Southern University near Baton Rouge, La., suddenly walked out of class Wednesday at a prearranged signal and marched to the city's business district and Up to the capital stops. The de­ monstration ended within an hour, but IB students were xuepended or expelled for (xklng p a rt In Washington, Dr, Buell G. Gallagher, president of the City College of New York, praised young Southern Negroes for the campaign and predicted that eoon "there will not be a single seg­ regated school in any corner of thi* country." Mr. Finch L. Humiston of ^San­ ford died at a nursing home here early Wednesday morning. He wee 70. Mr. Humiston lived in Sanford 14 years after coming here from Waterloo, N. Y. He suffered a long Illness before his death. Born in Iforsehesd, N. Y„ Mr. Humiston lived at 310 Palmetto Ave.. here. He wai a life member of the Senece Lodge 113 of the Free and Accepted Masons of Waterloo, N. Y. and wai a membar of the First Baptist Church of Sanford. Mr. Humiston is survived by his wife, Mrs, Ola L. Humiston of Sanford; two daughters, Mrs. Paul Walo of Treadwell, N, Y., and Mri. N. B. Engla of Sanford; a son, A. B. Humiston of Hen­ rietta, N. Y; and a niece, Mrs. Blanche Coatei of Rochester, N. Y. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m, Friday at Briaion ru n . eral Home. Rev. W. P, Brooks Jr. of the First Baptist Church will officiate. Burial will be In Waterloo, N. Y, Chessman Loses SAN BAFAEL, C*Uf. (UPI) Caryl Chessman tost another round hi his 11-year legal battle to escape the g ai'ch am b er but hi* atternty* **ld today they would continuo tho fight, Superior Judgo Jordan Martinelll rejected a petition tor ■ writ of bahoaa corpus Wednesday and refuaed to atay Chessman’* ninth data with the gas chamber, now scheduled for May i. Attorney Oeorge T. Davis said he would file an original potltlM for * writ of habeas corpus wtlh iho District Cohrt . . of _ Appeals J H i t i or Ihe Slate Supreme Court by Mon­ day, if possible. He said It would contain basically the seme allega­ tions as Ihose argued Wednesday. Davis added that, if necessary, ho would go to tho U. 8. Supremo Court — which has denied Chacomen appeal* oh nearly a score of occasions. other fields which are reported to bring him (500,000 a year. The investigators said they would not pull any punches. Rep, John E. Moss (D-L'alif.), i mem­ ber of the Investigating subcom­ mittee, predicted the questioning of Clark would be “a* thorough as the facts will permit." A key question before the sub­ committee li whether jo n g s were played on Clark’s two network shows “ because of payments of money or other valuable consid­ erations," according to a staff memo. Rep. John B. Bennett (R-Mich.) has staled that Clark acknowl­ edged in an affidavit to 'the American Broadcasting Co. that he accepted a ring, fur wrap, and necklace worth (3.400 from a rec­ ord distributor. The subcommittee also U delv­ ing into interests which Clark held in IT record and music pub­ lishing companies. Last November, about tha time the congressional group bees me actively interested In payola, ABC said U had given Clark a choice of getting rid of these interests or getting off the network end he look the former. WINTER PARK (UPI) — A 1300,000 fund-raising drive ,to build a new field house at Rollins College is more essential than ever today. Tha old field house, a campus landmark for some 35 years burned down Wednesday night. Youth Week Young member* of Longwood's First Baptist Church will take over church office* April 3-10. This wUI be Youth Week at the church end the youngster* will replace Rev. Lewis Futch and his officers for that lime. ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) Twelva-ycar-old Nick Neely, all 70 pound* of him, w at trembling with fright. The tlxlh-gradir we* standing on the wing of a Cessna 172 plane a t it flew over nearby Skylark Airport at 3,S00 feet. “ Look at me," shouted Nick, a brave' smile on hie face. "I'm scared to death." Then above the sound of the rushing wind a man In the plane screamed "On!" and little Nick without ■ moment's hesitstlon jumped into space Tuesday to be­ come what Is believed the world'i youngest parachutist. Hit arms out wide in a perfect spread ta c it, Nick plunged earth* ward for a aeeond before a static line p e w taut and releaied a parachute. " it’* open!" cried Nlck’a parrnta a t they anxiously watched from tfce ground. The 24-foot canopy hlottomrd and Nick's tiny figure slowly swung beneath it. He msnipulat* ed the guide line* and came down within » yards of hi* predatorminert landing at the south­ ern California field. The Parachute Club of America laid the youngest Jumper oa its record* before Nick wai 14. Nick had prepared for the Jump for the past year, learning how to pack hit own chute, bow to jump, how to land and roll over without Injuring himself. It started when bit dad, R*. land, an aircraft worker, look up the sport of parachuting known as skydiving. From tyjft dad and ex-paratrooper Joe P ar­ ker. who accompanied him oa the jump, Nick learned the art ad jumping. Potluck Supper Longwood First Baptist Chorea teachera and officers will havo a potluck supper at tbair meet, tng April 12. The meeting will ha at the church. g BE REALLY REFRESHED AROUND THE CLOCK! Mr. William R. Fisher died Tuesday night at hit residence in Mobile Manor Trailer Park. Ha was 70-yeirt-old. Ho wai a retired meat proces­ sor who moved here hi MM. He was a member ai the Presbyter­ ian Church, Survivors Include hie wife, Ed­ na; three sons, Walter Fisher. Holly, N. Y„ Robert, McCtere, Pa., ahd Raymond, Pennscretk, Pa., and Hu m daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Baueraox and Mrs. Ger­ aldine W allen, both of Middleburg, Pe.f and Miss Minnie Pfeher. Mobile Manor. Funeral services will ho held at a p. m. Saturday at the First Baptist Church at Longwood, with Rev. C, L. Futch officiating and Oramkow Funeral Home la chsrge of am agem ente. Burial will be in Longwood Cemetery, Dunedin Crash Takes Five lives DUNEDIN ( U P D - h n persons were tille d In a car-train collision In a drisiling rain, hare Wednes­ day night. The victims ware Elroy Francis MahUterg, M, hla wife, Marion Cathoriao Mahlborg, <3; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Henry Luster, both Tt; and Mr*. John Fligg, M. AH were from Dunedin. AU but Luster and Mrs. Fligg died at tho ocott, Tboy dted lotor at a hospital. Dunedin policeman Albert MadIcy said the car in which tba MARCH JS flvo wore riding waa hit by an Juanita Cook, Sanford; Walter Atlantic Coast Liao pa meager Griffin, Sanford; Andrew Myere, Sanford; George P, Lewie, lioniwood; Daniel Starr, Sanford, Al­ fred Horton, Lake Mary; Thelma Louise Peterson, DeLend; Lulu Harlett, Sanford; William L. Price, Sanford; Dismissals Florence Wells, Sanford; Anna Krinsky, Sanford: Mike Glad, Sanford; Emily Bruca, Sanford; Jean Parent, Sanford; Dlano Mo- Rummage Sale wart, Maitland; Harold Kaellng, The Oviedo Woman's Club wfll Sanford; William Bush, Sanford; sponsor a rummsge sale from I Rev, James Thompson, Lake to T p. m. Friday in front of the Mary; Lillian Wight, Sanford; King Building next te the poet Virginia Roche, Sanford. office. Hospital Notes art four eaay ways to servo “Fancy Frank*." 1)8llco a fiat frank, Muff wtth cote daw. ft M ol frank hi To those who have Not Registered in the County for COUNTY, FEDERAL STATE AND ELECTION APRIL 2nd Is The Last Day To Register • Monday - Friday 9 'til 5 round loaf ef dark or white breed. Decorate with a circling ef devilled ham and egg ealad. Mix yellow pasteurised processed cheese spread with softened butter and pipe along the edgee with a pastry tube. Garni ah w iii tim m her slice*, *lic*d olivoa, cream eh**»« and a radish. 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O / §2 & 99' 35' Ivory Pink Toilet Soap • FLAKES 33' .. 35'iSS83' te 39' «£79' rti 33* iSi.77* & 33& 77* & 33' n i-7 7 * Condensed Suds Detergent DASH OXYDOL J*bo $ 0 3 1 S'per t J S f Pkg. JL Pkg. 4 ^3^83^ �n r » —•— : 1 JMfl w Go Out And See The Science Fair g v ,r i . The Sftfqnct Club a t Seminole High School will argue to4 « r and Friday against reporta th a t there to not enough in** tereat In scientific achievement among American schooie. ' v Tho club will iponeor the Seminole Science F air n t the Hft!- "high school and exhibits will bs entered by vnrioui students and classes to ahow w hat they are doing in these fields, H I prises will b* awarded to qutstandlng project!. Among Ihem are a $25 savings bond from the Jaycees for the bent overall project, a similar bond from th e Sanford-DeBary k H eart Council for tha best display gbout th* henrt or circula­ tory system and a silver plate from Dearborn Electronics for r: the best physical science project. ;$ » " . The public is Invited to view the Science F air and those | \ of tha faculty and student body who have worked hard on • staging it would be encouraged to nee tha asms amount of ■ Interest by our dtisens. Co out to th* high school and see these goods works. . 'percent fnaoceat of blame. has actually been M percent at M Yet her error has been n "nto i f mul*aleu." Bat ouch oiuo cone# divorce Jest as feat as sine v of commission. 8# send for tho oox booklet below! • CARE E-416: Nolly N„ aged IT, fees boon married three year*. “ ."Oh, Dr. Crone." she wailed, ’*my husband has boat unfaithful Ito met "I think I should separate end go homo to my parents, for t can UtaT Don’t men have any eons* of honor T" if _ Notice tho to m facto, for Nolly I 4 * wo* M percent at fault for this throat to her marriage. « Ate had been guilty of what wo gall "alna of omission." And hie evening newspaper can t ' Although she herself had not keep him interested for possibly . had an affair with any .other man 90 minutes. nr otherwise boon guilty e f etna .* f commission, she had Jeopardis­ ed her marriage by her sins of -itm luloc. , To be specific, sho left bar hus. ’ hand to run home sad visit _ mamma far tin weeks, f Mamma wasn't la danger of « death from any eorioua ailment, i no her prolonged visit was net pecsesary. Meanwhile,‘she had educated her gastrie aa well oa hJl erotic nour­ ishment. ' Faced with th* sudden departure inf hie wife, Nelly'* husband was obis to ■ubstltula restaurant fare to place of Nelly's home aooklng. And Nelly dida't consider this an act of "unfaithfulness" to culinary ability! No, it didn't dletrub her ego at nil to think t$at b* was dining nt restaurants or hamburger count- t bar company and tried to to another .girl as toe of his "erotic calories," mi* quit* n eeenel O A IIV Mf •sa fa ri CRO SSW O RD R rratt K" i! i! i'J»'Ni*f.' .VJ _i. .i. ia -;n •: 1- T t*r .i • . i %* a d ■ 1.1 iM 1 •1' 1 II ' ri •' '1 It ■ ; •i. i:»•'• •' • IIIt •ilia. Li 1•| I',:1 1 i•( • ' . I* flJll i - . i *»liei - '.V. .$ i • rJM n ii i ■ . I:.' * 1 t r»r •H- ills. - Now that tho Southerners In the Senate are marking time and waging further development* be/ore continuing their filibuster of the to-called Civil Rights Issue - * it might be well to look at aome of the thing* that ware said. This filibuster wasn't like some of tho ' historical event* of the paat where the Sears Roebuck catalogue and recipe books were put Into the record. These men were sincere in telling a side of the race question that usually Isn't printed in the newspapere • • • certainly not in the north­ ern press. The Florida eenators had a lot to eay. And today and next •week we plan to quote seme ■elected remarks from their var­ ious speeches during the filibus­ ter. Holland's chief argument waa against what ho called the "punitive" legislation proposed by the "civil rights" proponents, In the m atter of allowing negroes to vote,, Holland pointed oat the riO W O A N i Miss? Girls, get hep to reality end eonalder the plain facta of life. You can't expect to atarvo your husbands In either the gastric or tho erotic realms, without having thoso mates look elsowhero to mako up lor pour miserly bom* rations; If you read this column reg­ ularly, then you havo already loomed that tho average man Is far more erotic than tho average woman, ' Patriarchal Jacob thus needed fear wives to assaugo hla erotic hanger. Your modern American husband la net mush different from Jacob in this respect, Ha haa probably Editor: Baby chicks, ducks and bunnies are sometimes sold as toys at Easter time. Such baby animals need a warm brooder with spe­ cial feed and cere which most homes are not able (e give. Chil­ dren see their pets sicken and 1*■«**Vi die and often killed by other household animals. They learn to bo esreless of lift and suffer­ ing. Easter Is ■ time of reiurreel loo end furnishes sn oppor­ tunity to tead i reverence to all living thing*. In many dUee and some states there ere laws to prohibit the sale of baby animals as toys and animal protective societies ■ik that yon buy stuffed animals and plastic or candy novelties to give lasting pleasure without pain sod suffering. stance, gives 1*4,000 to the "Pro. that tha Whlto House’s own bud­ Florida Federation of Humane aidant's Committee on Fuad Rais­ get Jumped 1* times ta that earns ftjcitiflif’tt keeping from tha pubile certain details of spending at the White House. It eould become embarrassing to explain away certain Home of Whlto House spending which, in the epee* of 22 years, has shot up 1,500 percent. In IB38, ‘ to inn things in tha executive office ef the president it cost taxpayers a piddling $*87,121. This year the money boys nr* getting, for the president's house, $12,327,500. Biggest eyebrow lifter is the spending of tho Budget Bureau It­ self. The bureau comae under the While House account. While tb* directors have been biasing n trail toward a balanced budget for th* country, their own spending Jump­ ed from n more $220,000 in I02I to $5,100,000 thla year! But it wee the secrecy before o House Appropriations subcommit­ tee that bee mo wondering the most The budget people testified before our congressmen behind cloned door*. Hi* text has Just been released to th* public — with certain secrete blanked out What ia there about White House (pending that's so secret 7 It appareally bee something to do with "freehening up" the mansion for tho next First Lady and her man. W. H. Ziehl, a budget asaietaiw, said that $110,000 extra would be needed this coming year tor new furniture, drapes, rugs, new point for the wails, and other thipgi. This should be enough to enter to the whims of any fastidious new First Lady. Bop. Ivor D. Fenton (R-Pa.) showed curiosity about on* so try. "There le," he said, "an Item of 148,000 for the Executive Man•ton.1* And, hutoad of aa explanation, there was • blank space In tho printed text, "Oft too record." It mid. It then picks up with a mys* terleue query by Chairman George Andrews (D-Ala.)i "When will them improvements ho made—beto n or after too next First Lady moves tote tb* mansion T" Xfehi'e reply put me further to the dark. He said: "Afterward, according to an incidental piece of Information." Five more times testimony on Whlto House spend­ ing waa blanked out. Whet haa mad* thee* coats spiral sot It’s tha llttls things tad tha big things. One fascinating item, for ta- ing Within the Federal Service," period. most of It to pay five people an average ef 11,903 for the yter ■imply to solicit funds for charity! Ike'* salary is a minor point in this budget >110,000. Wages ef 72 White House servants run $500,000. It coat $1 million, for tho salaries of 170 White House police and *3 million for 278 staff *mployeee. And thara's another $ltt million for "apodal projects" and so on. Ike gets $40,000 for "travel ex­ penses," but It doesn't rover the cost of all of the president's tra ­ veling machines. There's $i* mil­ lion worth of Jet planes (operating cost $270 an hour), hie helieopUr ($350 an hour), and his two boat*, Buala E. and Barbara Ann, which In one year coat $61,000 to oper­ ate. Also not Included in tha White House account Is the coat of running Camp David. It's noble of the White House to hack away a t overall federal ex­ penditure*, which have Increased nine times sloes IMS — from $1.0 billion to $70 billion. But it's sort of wistful to see * by Win Pendleton WASHINGTON SEE-SAW DEADEYE D IC K 1 record of the State <1 Florida. ••Mr. President," ho told, "In the first place, let me sap again with aome prido that I think my ___ state hoi done a good Job own i In the Reid of voting rights in almost *U of Its areas . . 1 would not represent to this Con­ gress or anywhere that we have done a perfect Job. or that we have done an equally good Job in all p a rti of our state. But I de cell attention to the flcta that in t t ef our 17 counties, persons of color, Negroes, are able to regis­ ter, a r t invited to register, are welcome to register, and are wel­ come to vote, Just a* In the case of anyone else. We have dona away with the poll tax require­ ment which we had prior to 1WT. " , . . there is no men who can truthfully say that there la any difficulty or handicap placed In the way of any cltiien ef color in t t or our fT counties. "We have i n , 000 eolortd citi­ zens registered as of IMP, as shown by the report of the Civil Rights Commission, which is 41.1 percent of ail the adult citizens of the Negro raco . . . I wish it were n greater percentage, but . . . the Civil Rights Commission in its report . . . makes two poinls: First that there la an apathy which exists everywhere In this field, and which is more largely responsible than anything else for tho want of a larger registration; that there is a lack of potillcal consciousness which is etui felt very heavily to tU s field. "When we have registered 151,ooo plus of our Negro citlxeoa. ■ad whan they are vetlag freely la all parte ef tb* elate end nr* ■bowing Interest ia our publia _ affair*, and when w* ere ab o w k w * by our attitude, both public and rivet*, that we welcome them, eay It would be the worst thing ia tfe* world, eo fa r a t a *Ute like Florida ia concerned, to kave th* federal government com* ia and u k o tb* position of coercion and compulsion which la required by the bill, end make It appear to some that when a regtatratleo officer la doing tola duty, be la being a minion of tb* f e d e r a l government, taking direction* from the federal government, and, a i ■ m atter of fact, carrying out the mandat* of f i r off Walkington. That la (be wrong thing ta do far ue today." Holland potatod out tima and lima again that th* real purpoe* of the propeecd "civil rig tta " bill • • with it# uaeouetoblo amendments • • le to aRreet favorable Negro atieetiea to e o r_ F tain political group*. Ia hla effort to ebew that the Negro’* right to vote ia merely a political Bounding board, Hol­ land later compared Fkirida’e figure of 41.* percent Negro regiatrattoe in Florida to t)to figure far the City of Cleveleaif, Ohio, an "eallghtentd" northern city - • IS percent. J Enrollment Now For C h ild r en 's Open S w im m in g L e sso n s Golden Lake £8 START MAY in i. CLASSES • Far Additional Informal Ian CaU At Ruth W. Gottlieb, president FREE Barbecue & Entertainment Help Us Celebrate the Opening Of... CANAVERAL (ROVES TOWER Quotable Quotes T ab o bicd's-oyo view of Coooa's heavy tndwlriol ore*., Ru •flV ab J h Hu b I L a e A g a I bLj b ab J >JaASmi^n f M aJAsa u m L HNIfB .VmVMMVT ■VnnBVi M W VBMIIIBVIIM fie *wWI united Frets latoraatkmal NEW YORK - Chula Robert Ns Rsnong, II, who Is making a round-the-world trip alone from his home in Bangkok, Thailand, after being asked what impres­ sed him most during his stops in tho Untied States: "When are you going to lot mo watch television." m S B M V CANAVERAL CM VIS ACRUCR IRIS M O IU M M 1 M O S T cM cnoRATM t or n a a n u m One-half IILUON dallirt af private lafaifry Iftavarawiat m kaaloal la oow ***■ eaatratad U th* Cm** ar.i, Tb* Hit af Arms Ur* teats Me a "WU’a Who" el Amato** Mwtryl Har* art (art MM af tUmi . • ear rw» bum* *Mim * emu * iM a * fu * i JACKSON, Miss. - Henry Hart­ ford, on trial for assault and bat­ tery with Intent to MU, explaining why he refused to answer police questions immediately after Ms arrest; "I learned from Perry Meson not to tall peUe* anything until you got n lawyer." • M M to b m lM a m * •< • l w niavtsaua {*•*. al * Ml tow**** UW, * I Iwe m sm i * ewitp * i e u iM tS m * awwaeea * ImMne sg a e r i iiiuesaa M t o n A W O R D TO T H I W ill: rolaeot* hem. NEW YORK - Vernon Jaba eoo, of Santa Barbara, Calif., ex­ plaining why ha used $10,(XX) from a real estate deal to buy a hus end set out with hli wife and eight children on a lour of Europe: "I thought we'd blow It before I spent It on less essential thlnge." ^ »*>■** Me *?**Jjj • W a J A< AWAY FREE AND CLEAR1 Raflator at Tower when yeu arrive W O P a n 4—Thura. March 11, *60 COCOA PHONE NE 64300 A eesm ssTTevoaeiaiee1B om m o (n a c f i U Pitili ItttfYt ... Ilf—. y — ******** Caasmnf Crew*. ftatox. at $14 deue lad $il a p» Ut e«q hdlpruaMMperW earn.tRmenms—u suaemaatol) ELECT ■etoBarlHntoeQ fotowd.li IU to Mtfc 1Mtan rrtcrvef, nWct aril be wiMefitimaSy ntareei Is M t Constable, D ili No. 4 aw B f l m i b County ) ____________________Stale_____ ----- " BH.l �L O M M B U S iW M*reh **• '60- rn^ 151Longwood Family Auxiliary Plans Entertains With JoA Jom qhiA Box Supper, Dance Combination Party A larse part of Line" nod's papulotion wandered In and out of Mr. and Mr*, George Richard*on‘i home Saturday night a* the Bichardion’* entertained near­ ly too persons at a combination homecoming and birthday party. The homecoming wa* for serviceman Bobby Widths who re­ cently returned Irom a lour of duty oversea*. The hirthday party was for little Diane Richard­ son who is now two years old. Bobby* wife Betty and his son, Bobby Jr., accompanied the head of the family. The open house celebration at the Richsrdsun's Delk Hd. home saw gum * consume IS pound* of steak, a goat and a pig. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire De­ partment have completed plans for the Box-Social and dance to be held April Fool's Day. The celebration will start at 6 p. m. at the firehouse. After the suppci, a cake walk, games and other enlcrialnmmt will be presented. At I p. m. the Toppers will furnish music for round snd square dancing, which will continue the remainder o( thr evening. Those who wish to come for this part of the program, only, will be rharged a small admis­ Bethany S. S. Class Gives Donation Joe L. Mikler Sr. To Palsy Fund Observes Birthday JUDGE OLLIFK will model men'* after six wear by Itmlofkcr. These fashion* will he presented by Per­ kin*. GEORGE WELLS will model a delightful and unusual shirtw aist dress from Cowan's a t the style show tonight. It is a slim linen with wide bound belt and neckline to hemline buttoning. MRS. Navy Wives Enjoy Luncheon, Social Member* of Navy Wives Club No. I ll, enjoyed a covered dish luncheon and aocial meeting at the home of Mrs, Harold Stockhouse, Mimosa Terrace, this week. Plan* were discussed concerning the bowling league that Ja being formed by the group. Mra. Sylvia Bratton was wel­ comed aa a new member and guesta attending were Mrs. George Powers, Mrs. Oaetta Dale and Mra Ellalline Baker. The next meeting ie scheduled for April 4 at t p. m. at the C. P. O. Club room at the Naval Air Station. (pSU l& JD w dA Mrs, Sam Lawson bat returned from a three week visit with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mra. C. O. Conrad, at their home Ja Harrisonburg, Vi. , Mra. Ida Haselden, of Stone laland, la a patient at Seminole Memorial Hoipital. She it not % able to have visitor* but her friends will be glad lo learn that ahe la improving. MISS MARTY STEM PE U will be wearing fashions from Mary* Esthers. She is shown modeling n Rose Marie Reid swim suit, Bahama atyle. MYRT1E C. WILSON Home Demonstration Agent Someone haa staled that acicnee has found a way to add yeara to our lives, but it has not found a way to make those years happy. We need to begin now to find ways for happiness, and as we add years to our Uvea, they'll be happy onct. Hera are aonie suggestions— You’ll think of your own—CON­ TINUE TO "LKARN. ‘ One of the best guarantee! of perpetual youth, as long as the heart hold* out lo beat Is education. If we a rt to make the most of our years, we must learn to push around not our bodies, but our minds. - B E OF SERVICE: Some one hae laid that there are four thing* we can do with our hands: wring them in despair; fold them aa if there were nothing to do; clinch them in anger; put them lo tome useful task. For real happineii, 1 fuggeat the last one. Ponder over these ways of aerving—Membership on Ihe commit­ tees of health or apeclal agencies. Servo aa a hospital nurie'e aide. Address envelopes for a fund-rail­ ing appeal. Use special talents to help the needy. Vislti to shut-Inx. Group leader in recreation. Parti­ cipation In movement* for better housing for older people. Improved conditions in nursing homes. Mak- Shower Fetes Bride Mra. Robert McMullen, whose marriage waa a recent event, waa gueal of hooer at a mi*eellaneoua shower a t St. Luke’a School auditorium. Mrs. McMul­ len ie the former Miae Phyllis Cicmsnee, daughter of Mra. Julia Otcmanec, a t . SI a via. Hosting the party were Mrs. Paul Mikler, Mrs. Jennie Cotton, Mra. John L. Duds, J r. and Mrs. Geerg* Jakubcta, J r. Arrange­ ments at pink axalea* and ca­ mellias were used in abundance throughout the rooms carrying out the pink and white motif lac the occasion. Many ladies of the eommunity enjoyed the party. Thr young couple are making their home in Gainesville where both are at­ tending the Univrrsity of Florida. MISS «AY HUNT who will he wearittR dresses from the Hollywood Shop, will model this Catalina shorts and matching tee sh irt in sub-teen size. ing rsn rer bandages. Re a 4 H club leader. -H A V E A HOBBY: A real hob­ by is not just a pastime. It is an interest, something which absorbs and escites. It is pursued not pri­ marily out of a desire for relaxa­ tion. nor for the possibility of making money, but out of aheer fascination. One way of getting started in a hobby ii by haunting hobby ahows lo see what other people have found satisfying. Libraries, adult education classes and "Y " discus­ sion groups are also good sources of ideas. Fulfillment in old age, like ful­ fillment in olhrr phases of life, de­ pends upon intelligent effort. Those who begin the effort early and drive all their lives to be contribut­ ing, self-sustaining personalities, have In old age—not freedom from problems, but the ability to meet them auccessfully. Oviedo M YF Enjoys Skating Party BY MARIAN R. JI)\FA Joe L. Mikler Sr. of Oviedo was Ihe guest of honor for hla Mth birthday celebration recently when he met with his children and grand­ children at thr home of his sonin-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Ferdinand Duda, for a birthday dinner. The table was centered with a rectangular shape rake, lopped with flowers and Ihe figure Id. Around one tier was Happy Birth­ day in English and Slovak. Around Ihe other were replicas of alt the voidable* he is noted for growing, such is tomatoes, carrots, celery—ail in color. Those enjoying the party Includ­ ed the families of Mr, and Mrs Ferdinand Duda, Mr. and Mra. John Duda, Mr. and Mr*. Paul Mikler, Mr. and Mra. Stephen Mik­ ler, Mr. and Mra. Andrew Mikler, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Colbert, Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Mikler, Jr., Mr. and Mra. John L. Duda, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Duda all of Ovirdo; also Mr. and Mrs Luther Duda, or Gainesville; and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duda and family, of Belle Glade. About M members of the family were present ail told. Member* of the MYF of Ihe First Mrthodlit Church of Oviedo, rnjoyrd a skating parly Friday evening at Skate City. Members and chaprrones, Mr. and Mra. Warren McCall, leader* of the group met at thr church and de­ parted by truck for their dratination. The ninelren member* enjoyed aka ting until cloalng time, then embarked for the Youth Center of the Firil Methodist Church, where sandwiches and drinks The April meeting of the Chuluo­ were enjoyed after which they ta Women’! Club will be hrld April played game* and aang aongs. S at S p. m. at the Community Club llousr. It will be a vitally important a^d interesting one. All Oviedo members are urged lo attend and all women of the area are cordially invited. A nnminilfng committee will be rlected. It will be this committee'* responsibility to present a slate of BY MARIAN R. JONES officer* to be voted on at the May The Oviedo Home Demonstration meeting. Club met recently at the home of The newly purchased mimeo­ Mrs. L y n n Mosier. Members graph will be on display, and a brought sandwirhea and Mrs. Mo- pleasant program of entertalnmrnt sier served dessert and coffee. She is bring planned. Refreihmenta was assisted by her daughter, Mr*. will also be served. VV. E. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Mosier and daughter, Mrs. W. E. Ward, of Laming. Mich., hava enjoyed a visit with relatives and friends at Clearwater and Bradenton. Hoy Eason and sisler, Miss Es­ ther Eason, have been guesli of Mr*. W. E. Ward, guest of Mr. their sister. Mrs. Mar E. King. and Mrs. Lynn Moser, was honored They also spent several days this recently when a group enjoyed an week at the Drady Mather* home oyster roast at Jones' Oyster in Daytona Urach. Mies Eason has Place, New Smyrna Beach. returned to tier home in Savannah, Those rnjoying the occasion inGa. but Hoy remained for a longer eluded tha guest of honor, Mr. and visit. Hr is recuperating from a Mrs. Lynn Mosier, Mr. and Mrs. recent illness. Johnny Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. H. R. Spencer Ii still confined Jones and Jimmy. Other* inviird to his home wllh a severe rase but unable lo attend because of of flu. illness wrrr Mr. and Mrs. Ben II. Jones snd Mary, Mrs. Ruby U. Sausage w hich-is high in 'fa t Jones and R. A. Dewhery. generally coals Irsi but will shrink in cooking. Lean sausage costs more per pound but is a bettrr buy. Chuluota Club To Meet April 5 Personals Mrs. Ward Feted At Oyster Roast J jojccl/ FRIDAY CPO p. m. dinner of Lou Dress tlrketi Club "Spring Dance" at I In NAS ballroom. Ruffrt and dancing to the music Fields and his orchestra. srml-formsl. Please get by Thursday noon. There are 81,400 farms in Flor- New JUDY LAVENDER Judy Celebrates 14th Birthday At Easter Party Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lavender honored their daughtrr, Judy, on hrr 14th hirthday with an Kastrr party and dancr, at their home HOT Oak Ave. The party rooms wrre decorated with blue and gold streamers and balloons. The refreshment table held Ihe birthday rake and Easter floral arrangements. Ire cream, cake, snacks and soft drinks were served to the guests. Moving pictures were made of the festivities, games played and prise* awarded l« Marilyn Hunt, Earl Black, Bex Creamer, Lois Karnrs and Billy lligglna, Danc­ ing wa* also enjoyed throughout the evening. Invited guest* included Marla Rowland, Henry Finch, Rex Creamer, Brenda Brown, Denni* Smith, Lois Karnei, Mary John­ son, Peggy Millar, Doyte CarlIon, Marilyn Hunt, Earl Black, Susan Brown, Paul Coiman, Mi­ chelle Jones, Buddy Lswson, Mel­ lon le Williams, Barry Barks, Pat McGuire, Billy Higgins, Joe Pur­ dy, Janet Johnson, Kenny Poff, Sandy liervish, Don McCall, Carl (Gitiy) Smith, Mike Glad. Jim my Touhy, Thad Boyd, Tommy Ghffin and Ronald Oullaw. Assisting Mr*. Lavender with the party wera Mra. W, W. Tyre and Mra. Randet Lavender. There was a nice family reunion an First S t m t last week whoa Mr. and Mra. L. Nichols had as (heir guests Mr. and Mra. William Seay af Asheville, N. C. and Mrs. Robert McKees s f i a i ( « r d, Presents Program On Care Of Floors Mra. L. D. Wood of the Oviedo club presented the program, thla week, at tho Lake Mary Homo Demonstration Club. Her oubjeet was the rare and cleaning et floors. She slated that good floor* begin with a good foundation and when huildlng a new home H should he treated for termites the first thing. Cedi Tucker H, county agricultural agent, haa a formula at his office for a good low cost "do-it-ycurioU" te ra ito spray. Mra. Wood alao advised mem­ ber* to use stenl wood to clean stubborn spots on floors. She stated that cork floors are the hardest to keep dean and Vinyl til* (he easiest. She cautioned the group to follow the manufactur­ e r’s directions on all wax and cleaning products. Other guests enjoying the meet­ ing and covered dish tunchaon were Mis* Myrtle Wilton, county agent, Mrs. Barney Gutbaui, Mr*. James Avery and Mrs. D. D. Daniel of Oviedo. Oviedo WMU Meeting Monday Goad N ew t* The only strapless that stays UPt stays PUT, while it lifts you, rounds you beautifully! Church Calendar THURSDAY Royal Ambassador* of the Firit Baptist Churrh meats at T p. m. Plnerraat Baptist Church Vialtatlon 10:30 a, m. to T p. m. Girl Scout* meet in the Firat Presbyterian Church. 3:IS p. m., Cub Scout* meet at 7:30 p, m. FRIDAY Pfeiffer College mixed chorus concert at the Firat Methodist Church, 7:30 p. m. First Baptist Church Bible Sur­ vey class meets at 7:30 p, m. Nearly everything manufactur­ ed and told lo the general puhllc today depends heavily eo color or the color of it* package to catch tha shopper'! eye. Under everything you own — by day or night ynu'll want In wear fun-losing, j tiling-loving Good News. The cool, cotton-lined tales hack hugs genlly m» the fabric alway* alaya up. Il'a the answer to yimr simple** bra pnrhlrnu. Choose y mtra from our fabulous Guotl News selection today! MALE CALL NO OTHER BRA HAS THIS BACKI Brookfield PlO-ait Circulno-oCtoehed Ml Sow, SUMMER Personals BY BETTE GOLDMAN Mr. and Mr*. W. E. Chadwick are the proud grandparents of a baby girl, Virginia Marie, born March X at tha Jacksonville Naval Air Station Hospital. The baby, daughiar af C. P. 0. and Mra. L. D. Salley of Green Cove Springs, weighed in at eight pound* andlour-ounces. Mr*. Chadwick is in Green Cove Springs with the new paronti. Mother, baby and grand­ parent* are all doing very w ell Lake Mary H D Club The regular monthly meeting of Bethany S. S. Clai* of First Bap­ tist Church was held this week st Ihe home of Mrs. M. J. Sorokow*ky in Loch Arbor, with Mrs. T. C. Thompson at co-hoMcs*. Mra. W. J. Brooks, class presi­ dent, presided at the business ses­ sion. It was reported that a dona­ tion wia made from Ihe Class lo the "Cerebral Palsy Fund" dur­ ing the reernt telethon. Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, class tearher^ showed two film strips pertaining to Faster. Following' the business rrssion a game was played with Mrs. Tom Mero winning the prise. Re­ freshments were served lo Mrs. Plan. Brooks. Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Mero, Mrs. H. E. Taffer, Mrs. W. F. Malinowski, Mr*. W. If. LipthroM, Mrs, Joe Hofcrker and her daughler. Mrs. T. M. Fairfield, of Key The WMU of the First Bapttod West. Church of Oviedo will meat Manday. at 7:3* p, m. tn tha annex Launder dark lingerie before or the church. Mra. Joha Mewife of the aecretary at Ilia the firil wearing lo flush away Gulre, Florida Baptist Convention af away rxeess color and prevent Jacksonville, be Mia guest ill rubbing off on clothe* or akin. speaker for thlawill event. Mra. W. H. Anderson, president, Wbalevcr clothing goes t« will preside over the bualoeaa aaaschool should also be able l< »ion after whieh the individual go into Ihe wishing machine safe- eirclea will have hbetr respeeMva htislnesa passion*. DACRON - RAYON DACRON - COTTON Chuluota sion fee of M rent*. Door •file* will be awarded. Tho night of festivities I* open to aB realdent* of the area. tour-linod for tooting ahape. Mas front. White, Math. ■ . . . Packaged to GO! mad young from Wwmw>* ttwrbsrt sod Vsstllt Ice Ctism —snd * Afferent pj* Buiisd Trisut* in sack cup - *11 Inc fair IK- Vss Afferent kinds el tty f'(u<ct lo collect. Have fun < this gted tstiig Super Sim Spscisi. Cat some to day eoat fo r (ably w eil-dreaasd la a a r H fh I w eig h t a u ita la tro p ic a ls a a d c a rd s a t low M at. W ash s a d w m t If yem w ink. A different »ur*PRJZE in EVIRY Sopor Sooloriod Troowra Cum* Accredited d u r g t Recounts w< �f i t s 6 —O T itm . M arch 81, *60 W« •a n fa rl Pro Gridders Want No Argument With Government On TV Rights frra H To Break AAU Jinx At Trials Users la nothing like a dash of sherry to what the Lot Angeles Dodgers' appetius for tne new And so the world champions are feeling like they can do it again' because Larry Sherry aeems ready to pick up right whore bo left off In the World Series last fall. Then, It may be roeallfd, be appeared la all four Dodger victories and gained cred­ it far two of them. The hard-throwing 24-year-old right-hander mada his fourth ap- ' '] ' • l* ^ >* • i a CHICAGO (UPI) - A cut eye was the difference between lightmelghU Eddie Perkins and Chico Rollins la their televised fightnight. Peridna won by Uchnlcal knockout when Dr. John H. ProbM l WMdd not let Rollins corns out for tbo fill round. But Rollins laid tho ineb-and-a-ahaif slash didn’t bother him and ho could bava woo the decision in (ho final four rounds. Tbo dociaiva blow In the brawl, lo r wkioh Perkins weighed 137M •gainst Rollins 13911, cam* in tha i* y; 7; ir: t r% r K 1 ■ V «. y.V. Ik s 4th rottad, but permitted the bout to go ea two more rounds. • "There waa danger to the eye­ ball," bo Mid, "and I didn't thiok it was safe to let it go on." ' Parkins, who stored his 17th win ia 24 fights, complimented Baibas as a "real sharp fighter who uses bis bead and keeps moving. Ha hurt me, but not bad­ ly, in tba 2nd round, with one punch." It waa tba Sad defeat la 14 fights tor Rollins. One Judge, Jam es McManus, gave him a 99-27 e d it la points after aix rounds, hut Referee Frank Slkora bad U M-M, Judge Howard Waleh 99-98, and United Press Internatiaasl M-S7, all for Perkins. T la two other 10 round fights, middle weight Rudy Ellis. Covert, > Mich., 117, outpuneked Jesse Smkb. Chicago. MOW, to win a doeieiaa desalts Smith’s last reuad rally which had him grog­ gy, sad Ernest Terrell, Chleego, ,'"V A i• trv [r,. I h i* By OSCAR FRALEY BAN FRANCISCO (U P D -F aerm m Fratoy'i rambling reflections M tha sports world in gtneral: Tho wan Sa.i Francisco fans look far tba Giants to win. Thtlr only out la to nova back to Naw York, o r farthor, should they f a iL .. Johnny Laagden, 50 going on • I and back to rida a t Bay M tawwo, haa to win any photo aa tba m att durable athlete of thorn n i l . . . I wouldn't want to bai against Herb Bonn unis*. I could wear a suit of arm or and stand la tha "on dank" c irc le ... F ie r i Patterson should beat Ing o a u r Jahaaaaoa for tho heavyweight title ia their return, un TORONTO (U P I)-F o r the first time alnce their best-of-Mven ■Malay Cup series with the DaU nit Bed Winga began, the Torente Maple Leafa realise they have thalr work cut out for tham If they are golag to gain tba flM ia agaiast tha winner of ths Mnofmal-Chleam oariaa. This ia to direct contrast to U s f manager-coach Punch Imlock's altitude before tho aortos started. A t th at Uma Jmlach pre­ dicted n Toronto sweep in four gamea. A fter the Winga wen the opanar, ha reviead this to five or DENVER ( U P ! ) - A taam with four All-Americans and several who almost made It will try to­ night to break the Jinx that teams from the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) have held over collegians ever since the United Slates in­ troduced basketball into the Olympic Gamea in ltM . The NCAA university all atari, who may be the collegiate foreei' best bet to go all the way, meet the Phillips Oilers of Bartlesville. Okla., in the feature of tonight's four-game opening round of the U. S. Olympic basketball trials at the Denver Coliseum. Phillips has been in the Olympie Games twiee. In 1MI and 1969 — more than any other team. And. the only two other times basketball was a part of the Olympic Games, this country was represented by AAU H uadi. The Globe Refiners of McPhersoo, Ran., played In 1939 and the Peoria Cals, favorites to win this tournament, went la 1MI. TV. United States is undefeated in Olympic competition. Phillips faltered in the recent national AAU basketball tourney in Denver, placing fourth after capturing the National Industrial League championship. The Oilers tonight face one of the greatest collections of eotlega basketball talent ever asiembled. Four All-Americans grace the university stars roster — Osear Robertson of Cincinnati, Tom Stith of St. Bonaventure, Darral imboff of California and Jerry West of West Virginia. The other 1N0 All-American was Jerry Lu­ cas, center for Ohio State's NCAA champions, who meet the NAIA (small college) all stars in another game tonight. Tonight's schedule sends the Akron Goodyears,- AAU tourney runnerup, agaiast the Armed Forces at 7:10 p. m. Ohio Slate against the NAIA stars at • p. m.; Phillips against the NCAA university etara at M:M and tba Peoria Cate, AAU touraey champion, against the NCAA CHICAGO (UPI) — The Chica­ all-stars at 12 midnight. go Black Hawke get a last chance tonight to contlnua In contention for their first Stanley Cup in 22 Rubber M atch years, but tbs defending champi­ on Montreal Canadiani don't plan Set In Rich Race to givo tham any breaks. HALLANDALE (UPI) — Ac­ "W all definitely try to ond It cording to the oddmakert, Vic­ so we can have a little rest be- toria Park only baa to boat Bally fore the final series," Montreal Acho to win tho 9100,000-added Coach Toe Blake declared. Florida Darby a t Gut/itream Park "Besides there's always Ufa in Saturday. those guys end It's far from them Tha thoroughbred pride e f to quit. They gave us two terrifflc Canada is the eerly second choice games In ilontreal." for tho colorful mil* end eneTha Hawks trailed ths National eighth rece. The derby will be Hockey League champion Canadi­ the third and rubber match be­ ans, 9-0, in the bast four of seven tween Victoria Park and Bally series, and in Tuesday'a atort Ache. ware humiliated, 4-0. A t Hialeah, Victoria Park loom­ That trouncing, Coach Rudy ed past Bally Acho to win an al­ Pilous anticipated, would set hla lowance race. But In tho 9100,000 charges off. "They'll coma out Flamingo Stakes tha Canadian bouncing and go after them," ha colt let IU rival get too firm In front to catch up. pears nee of the spring Wednes­ day and picked up the win in the Dodgers’ 7-2 triumph over the Milwaukee Braves. Sherry yield­ ed two runs In the first Inning but abut out the Braves for the next five. He yielded a total of four hits, walked one batter and struck out four. In 1> Innings this spring, Sher­ ry has allowed six earned runs for a fine 2.74 earned run mark. Larry didn't report to the Dodgers until mid-seaion In 1959 but wound up with a 7-2 record and won the first playoff game with the Braves before going on to smother the Chicago While Sox in the series. Sherry helped his own cause with a two-run tingle in the teeond Inning and Wally Moon bit a three-run double in the fourth to spark the Dodgeri' 11-hit allaek. The Dodgtrs combed Joey Jay for nine hits and all their runs in four innings. Mickey ManUe hit bis first bomer of the spring but there was more bad news for the New York Yankees as the SL Louis Cardinals downed them. 9-2. It was the Cardinals' fourth victory In five games with the Yankees and clinched tba spring series. It was the Yankee's 12th defeat In II games. The Cincinnati Reds outsluggcd the Baltimore Orioles, 12-V, tbs Washington Senators nipped the Philadelphia Phillies, 11-10, the White Sox beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-3, the Chicago Cubs de­ feated the San Franeisco’ Giants, 13-10, and the Boston Red Sox beat the Cleveland Indians, 5-2. Ing "10 pins" whan paapla stem to gat nlae mast ef the time . . Ona look at this California sun­ shine la enough to provo to any­ body that winter sports are for pengulna and altd d o g i.. . Eea Venturi haa built tho aame kind of mental aand trap about tha Masters aa Sam Snead haa about tho U.8. Open.. . I look for Willie Maya to have one of ihoao groat "say hey" y e a ri.. . And for the National League again to atago a better race thaa tha Amarlcan League... Pro football players are havlog a financial field day In tha tal­ ent scramble between the two lea rues and even second llna players are gelling mors atten­ tion than a fat lady In a bikini.. . If lha Russians have so many muscles, let's ace 'em win the ■hot put In the Rome Olympics —and I'll even lay 'em a price.. . It still sends chill* up my back ■vary lime I think of how those Yankee klda won the Olympie Ico hockey championship.. . Hunch bettors will kayo any "ayatom" the bangtails aver saw but tbo only way to win la to own the ra c t tra c k .. . Mary, Quaca of Scots, may have been lha first women golfer but Babe Dldrikaon Zabariai waa iha beat I ever >aw,. . U beala ma why they call bowl- The big trouble with the Yan­ kees isn't pitching but loss of that old power attack which one* made their " m o " Ilka shooting sardines In a can .. . Guys who m arry lady trap■hooters would do wall to apead their ipare time splitting kindling for the home flroa.. . Amateur tennis, stripped af Its big names, aeems la far a-drab Mason and boiler gat moving or Jack Kramer won't oven want • n r of ita alleged a ta r i ... And, aa long aa people run taxi-cabs, I'm navar gotag to bn sorry 1 gave up aaarclan in fa­ vor of bird w atching.,. CHICAGO (UP!) — The Na­ tional Football League wants no argument with the federal gov­ ernment over television of its gamea on a nationwide acaie. Club owners, before adjourn­ ment of their third league meet­ ing of the off-season Wednesday night, unanimously agreed not to market a "package" television program as a league. Instead, in­ dividual duhs will retain all video rights and in some Instances might compete with each other. The meeting adjourned after adoption of a statement on tha TV policy and approval of a schedule of pre-season exhibition* ■) games, each team slating six*" games over a seven week period. Only one team, the St. Louis Car­ dinals, announced whom it would play in exhibition matches and made public the site and data of only one game. Other schedules will be an­ nounced by the teams individual­ ly. They also will announce their schedule of league games, begin­ ning Sept. 2S. Commissioner Pete « ) Roselle, who prepared the league ** schedule, gave each team Its pro­ gram before the meeting ad* urned, permitting each to make i own announcement. Roselle said that the league had opportunities in the past two years to sell package TV rights, and that It could mkke such a aale now. except for the legal complications. "A package ar­ rangement offers « number o ff plusses," he said. *-* He had no comment on the faet that the rival American Football League has offered a package of TV rights for aale, and said "we have problems enough of our own without worrying about -theirs." Walter Wolfner, managing di­ rector of the St. Louis Cardinals, said that the Cards would play the Philadelphia Eagles a t St. Louis on Sept. 9, the only d a te ^ v and site announced, with other w gamea against Dallas, Detroit Baltimore, Green Bay and San Francisco. Philly Hurler Backtracks Threat; S Pays $600 Fine DERBY FAVORITE Antiale, recent winner of the $50,000 Phoenix F u tu r. ity, may parade postward tho favorite in the 25th annual Central Florida Derby scheduled Friday night a t the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. The richest greyhound in the world has won eight of 11 starts St the Sanford* Orlando track, including a Derby qualifying victory Monday night, this sea* don under the tutelage of trainer H. It. Castellan!. WILMINGTON N. C. (U I'll—A field of 160 professionals and amataurs opened play today In the 919,000 Axalea Open golf tourna­ ment without a clear-cut favorite. Defending champion A rt Wall Jr., last year’s leading money winner and professional golfer of tho year, ia undergoing treatment for a swollen knee and has noti­ fied tournament officials ha will not be In the competition this year. Tha entry Hat of tha largest field in tba Aaalea Open's history includes 24 players that have won major eo-aponiorod PGA tourna­ ments. Five of tba top 10 monay win­ ners on ths winter tour head tha (laid. They are Dow Finsterwald, Doug Ford, Billy Maxwell, Bob Goalby and Don January. Maxwall, who currently holds the 72-hole tournament record with 270, won tha Aaalea Open In 1966. Other champlone of the tour­ nament who will b« on hand are Jerry Barber, 1063 winner, and Bob Toikl, winner In 1064. Totkl also holds- the record with 03 etrokee for I I holee of play. He act tha record in 1965. Altman Signs MONTREAL ( U P I ) - T h e Mon­ treal Alouaitoa have signed Bob Altmanr a halfback from Iho Uni­ versity of Wisconsin, General Manager Perry Moss announced Wednesday. "Altman ha* tremendous blocking ability and la also good on defcnM," said Most. Sanford-Orlando Xennal Club'a last Ladies Night of another rec­ ord-breaking season will be staged tonight with 10 events on tap, start­ ing at 9:10. New highs in both betting and atlendanco have been established for the 02-day meet which ends with a special matinee and evening card Monday. Women will be admitted without charge tonight for the pari-mutuel greyhound action at tha local oval. In the frautred ninth race, a Grade-A conteit over the five-alateenths-mila distance, big O. B.'a Scare is favored to fain hla fifth win. Tha Oswald Brothers Kennel alar will be making hit 11th start from the second post position. He’s aiiigned top morning line digits of 5lo-2. Second-best early odds go to Small Money, a M-pounder who will bava tha five-box ia the head­ liner. Other standouts in the ninth af­ fair a r t Ed’a Hour Olaaa, Roxanna Mink, Marguaret Miller, Emiy Rock, Red Nix and Fluka Fire. A 10-race matlnea schedule will gat under way a t S p. m. Friday, followed by avaatol action which will include tho 2S(h annual Central Florida Derby. GOTEBORG, Sweden (U N ) — Th* way ia paved for Ingamar Johansson and Floyd Patterson to sign next month for their return heavyweight title bout. Johansson approved tho con­ tract Wednesday and said ba and advisor Kdvln Ahtqvlst will fly to New York to sign on April 13 fog the June 22 bout a t tha Polo Grounds. The bout can be post­ poned two or three days ia tha event of rain. CLEARWATER (U P I)-P ltcb er Jim Owens of the PhUadelphla Phillies decided today to grin and bear MOO in fines rather than risk his promising baseball career. Owens, a 21-year-old right-hand­ e r who bad a 12-12 record with the last-place Phillies in 1IM, threatened to quit Jibe club Wed­ nesday hut reconsidered Wednes­ day night after a conference with General Manager John Quinn. Owens had been fined a total of MOO for breaking the Phillies’ curfew rule the night of March S. "M r. Quinn made me realise that I'd only be Jeopardising a promising career by going home," said Owens. "AQ I want to do is pitch." "The fine still stands." said Quinn. "Jim and I talked things over and he decided to stay." Owens was fined 1100 by Mana­ ger Eddie Sawyer and then as­ sessed an additional 1500 by Club president Bob Carpenter. Quinn said Owena and Carpenter had a private agreement over Owens' involvement in off-the-fleld Inci­ dents. i Shortstop Joe Koppe and outfielder Bobby Gene Smith also wort fined 9100 for their rolea in a post-curfew fight In a bar near the club’s hotel headquarters on March 3. Owena accepted the 9100 fine by Sawyer without comment but threatened to quit when Carpent­ er revealed the additional 9500 fine. Wants Big Leagues OTTAWA (UPI)—Nova Scotians apparently bava a liking for m a­ jor league baseball. Revenue Min­ ister George Nowlan received a 12foot telegram in tba Commons Wednesday urging tha Canadian Broadcasting System to carry big league baseball. . , a "The m atter will receive care­ ful attention," Nowlan said. A B C Standings Board Changes TOLEDO. Ohio (U P I)—Tha b ir standings board of tho American Bowling Congress tournament had*-) • naw look today for the f i r s t * tim* in 72 hours. The moat notable performance In Wednesday's action waa a 1294 doubles by Blsco Yovanovlch and Ed Markutua of Akron, good for fourth place In this division. Thera were two change* in tha team standings as Fairlanea Bowling Center of Fairless Hills, Pa., hit 2987 for eighth ptaca In the open team competition andR* the Derea Sports Shop of Fostoria, Ohio, bad a 2720 for eighth place in the boosters team bracktW Select Architect NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J . (UPI) —Edward Durell Slone, the Amer­ ican architect who planned the U. S. pavilion a t the Brussels World Fair, has been choien to design the football Hall of Fame, Chester ^ J . La Roche. prosMent of (be National Football Foundation an* nounced Wednesday. CENTRAL FLORIDA DERBY Cards Add Coach Tomorrow Night CHICAGO ( U P I ) - R a y WUlaty, former University of Teaaa assist­ ant. bat been added to the St. Louis football Cardinals coaching staff. Ha waa a quarterback at California In 1961 and 1962, with the Edmon­ ton Eskimo* In 1959 and 1964 and an asslitaot to Darrell Royal at Tesax sloe# 1959. track record holder A. R. Ewbanks and six Dad Dies other champions compete in top race of MINNEAPOLIS (U P D -F uaeral services will be held hare Friday for Charlta WUUasnn, tha father of Oklahoma fantball coach Bud Wilkinson. Tho elder Wilkinson died in Northwestern Hospital Wednesday after a Jong lllaoai. See Andale, world’s richest greyhound, new season over rugged % mlie Derby course. oid craw Ancient j B cheaioy Calvsrt 11 B ig R i c e s - P o s t - T i m e 8:10 P. M. Reg. 9441 E cho S p rin t O ld H ic k o ry *; g D o lm a * F ln ia c h n u n n Sunnybrook ONLY 3 M O R E R A C IN G DAYS SEASON C L O SES M O N D A Y N IG H T m 9 for 111.49 Matinoes Friday, Saturday, M on d ay— 2 P. M . W H IS K E Y Visit tha new M CUT RATE ON ALL SIZES INCLUDING PINTS AND HALF-PINTS •*» n « u . .( im m R E S T A U R A N T I �~9lir #«nfnrl> VrralK H E y/ T h u r* . M a rc h 81, ’80— Pair® T COME LOOK! W sETIB HAS N IN E HAVE A PERFECT- 's a s Thr Baptist Mission of the^ Bap* tift General Conference is contin­ uing services in a temporary loca­ tion at Seventh St. and S. Elm Avc. The church is seeking members among Sanford area residents without a church home, the pastor, Rev. James Gray, announced. The public Is Invited to Sunday services at 11 a. m. and Sunday school at 10 a. m. Evening worship is being conducted at 7:30 p. m. on Thurs­ days. The mission is a branch of Ihe Grace Baptist Church of Atalea Park in Orlando. Rev. Gray, for­ merly of Titusville. Pa„ comes here after five previous pastorates. S C O R E /// TWANK9FOR ITS SUCH AN INTERESTING TH* DANDY EXPERIENCE TO EAT WITH INVlTtATIOM, y o u B o y s / / —j jg k ir GEORGE/ f— Baptist Mission Seeking Members TM'LAST The greatest and most important ,'ob of any man In America today is rearing his own successor, the executive of Ihe St. Johns River Boy Scout District said here Wed­ nesday. That's what district Scout Exec­ utive Tom Albert told the Sanford Klwanis Club. Working with boys is a meant of much satisfaction to him. Albert said. He told the club that scout­ ing teaches s boy bis obligations to God. personal responsibility and self reliance, the value in help­ ing people, democratic living and physical fitness. Albert said that a boy wants to know how things work and to build them. A boy wants to know he's doing something worthwhile. He expects to have demands made of him to do honorable things. And he wants to be popular. But he needn't sacri­ fice his convictions to bo popular, Tha Long wood Jay cere arc work­ Albert added. ing on two deals to get a soda bar The SL John's River District for their new youth building. The Jaycees have an agreement with a dairy firm to install foun­ tain equipment provided the Jay­ cees uie the dairy's products, Jaycee Dick Zartman said Wednesday. Zartman aaid the new Jaycce dances are becoming more and more popular. They have been held Casselberry's new building code for the past three Saturday-nlghts. The first night's attendance waa in should double town building fee the 90'e, the second Saturday it revenue. Mayor W, 31. Benton said reached the 90's and last Saturday Wednesday, The mayor pointed out that the more than 100 teenagers danced first three building permits Issued at the new youth center. brought in 330. Under the old sys­ tem, before thr code was adopted, building permits were 33 each. Now they are pro-rated according (o the (lie of the building to be put up. Casselberry got about $1,500 Lyman School teacher Ellon Richard will show- slides of his trip from building feet last year. IB* to Europe at the Longwood Cham­ new code was adopted at a board ber of Commerce meeting April 14. of aldermen's meeting March 14. Richard took the European trip IL was drawn up by Darwin Shta last year. H. S. (Lew) Arnold ii and Edward Helnaen. in charge of providing the food for th* meeting in the Civic League Guest Preacher building. Father Christopher Young wilt be guest preacher at Longwood'a Legal Notice Christ Episcopal Church Lenten service tonight. Fr. Young la vicar n m -rio ra ***« NOTICK IS h ereby e l v t n lh » t T of St. Richard's Episcopal Church, • m i*ne**ril In business at *-4) Winter Park. A litany will alio be (lrUm lu t*r. Hanford, Hamlnnte County. Florida, under lb* f l r t l . aaid at the l p . m . service. Jaycees Planning To Get Soda Bar ■_ wcwom.' A w w i Ot<E LANDHS CeAR GONE.' ip I E VAXES THIS, ilC S A WISAKOT ALTlIUPE „ EtfHTY-SlX FEET/ IM TAWING HER . DOWN/ C Of C To See Films Of Tour ^ ArjUMllE •ANORDER**FROM m m x.no THE COMMANDER/, BLAKE, A SPECIALORDERMAX THE im a civilian ) AGAIN r I / yes. a n reserve r. once COMMANDED. VDll ARE HERFBY RELFASED FROM ACTIVE C A H O O T ) A RtTHXMAN, AUWS DUTY— XXJ GO INTOTHE — U------' S — _______ RESERVES --J V T } 1 AMTttXMAN. > wtJ MUST HONOR WUROTH--AND kKPCUR -OCPETS A SL O H 6 A SV M — } LIVE. ,------ Ilona Him* nf. J e t Ia n R e sta u r a n t, a i d th at I Inland to r e g is te r aatd n*m* with th* Clerb of Hi* c i r c u i t Court, Hamlnnla County. Florida, In i r f o r d a n c * w ith th# provision* of tba F lrtltln u * Name S ta tu te s, to -w llt Haitian SS1.SS Flo rid a St*t u l t a I M t. Hla: A Hr* g. Waddell Publish Alar. SI. SI a Apr, T. II. AJEV n ELED BAR p in - r HOV» LOVILV--VJHAT A WONDERFUL yV»_ SURPRISE ‘ HOW SWEITOPVCU TO THINK OF Mg LIKE ' ----- - THAT- I M T H I _ V HA PPIgST t WOMAN IN o c n t cwv. ocaw t D ID N T M E A N , TO MAKE YOU J THAT — HA PPY J^*Y ' •HA. CThE WOPU> & I d lb* l a a r l a t lb* l a a i l l J a d e * . B«mla*l* t a a n t y . FlarM a. l a P r o ­ b a ta . l a ra t D e late a f FAL’I, COXLUtV D e m is * T a All P r a d l ia t a *«e Parggg* H a v ­ ing r i a l w a a r D r a t i l a Agatgat Bat* Ealatvi You an<l r a t h of you ar* her*by notiflail and re quire d lo p r e se n t a n y rlalm * and iiamaiula which >nu. o r r t l h i r of j u u , m ay bavo a a a ln a l th* aatat# of Paul COXI j OIV, tfaceaiaS. lata of aaid Ceunt) . to th* County J u d g r of Kamin n lt County, Florida, a t hi* a ff l i t In Hi* ( n u n lioliar oT **ld County a t Hanfetd, Florida, w ithin t i g h t c a l e n d a r montlia front th* lira* nf tha f ir s t |iub1lratlon of t b i t nntlra. F.arli rlalm n r dem and shall b* In w ritin g , a n d ahalt atat* Ik* p l a i t nf r t l t d t m a and p n tt office aditrrv* of lha c laim ant, and shall !>• a n o r n lo l>>- lha c la im a n t, hla a g s n t , n r a t i o r n r y , and a n y a urh r la lm n r dem and nut a* filed aliall ba told. / * / Nlilllila* f o i l o r At ad m lnlatraler of tha Kstat* of P a u l Coilow. d v c raa td Kannath M- L oftier P, O, D r a w a r l i t Kanfutd. Florida A t io r n r y fur AdS ilnlatraln r Puhllali M an Ii J«. II S Apr. T. IS. PHONE FA 3-1313 NOW BHOWJNG AT 7:19 AND 19:13 Every Minute Counts In Census WASHINGTON (UP1) — Being counted in the 1940 rensua sametimes wilt be decided by n m at­ ter of minutes, Babies who are born two minutta after midnight tonight won't he counted cfficially by Uncle Sam until they ara 10 years old. That would ba in th* 1970 census. But anyona who diet after 18:01 a. m. local tlma Friday will ba considered pert of th* population for th* next decade. Census Bureau officials have Is­ sued these ground rule* to guide the 100,000 person* who will make the must expensive and speediest count of th* U. 8. population. They explained that the census must provide a statistical "snap­ shot" a t a given moment. And 12:01 a. m„ Friday Is that moment. Actually, enumerators will be­ gin th* census tonight, wh«n they count persons In hotels and motels with more than 60 rooms. The socalled "T-night" will encompass both transient and permanent guests. Shortages of census takers still are being reported (n soma neigh­ borhoods in New York, l.oa Angala*, Chicago and other major cities. DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAYS Tuean thru Frl. • 2 P. M. day boo fore insertion. Mon. • Sat. i n i . STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuts, thru FrL * S P. M. day bo* fore insertion. Mon. • S«L noon. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not bo rupon a1bio lion of your ad, and reserve* tha right In revise or reject nay ad* verliarmsnt from that ordered to eonforn to the politico of this psptr. CLASSIFIED INDEX to 1. Good Food 3. For Rent I. Wanted Rent 4. Real Eetata Wanted 5. Real Estate Far Sato I, Mortgage Loans 7. Business Opportunities 7-A Insurance k Female Help Wsated 9. Male Help Wanted 10. Male or F rails 11. Work Wanted 13. Plumbing Service* 13. Etectrlcal Servicer II. Build, Paint A Repair 13. Special Services 13*A Beauty Parlors II. Flowers A Plants 17. Pels • Livestock • Bvp| II. Maehiatry * Tools 19. Boats and Motors 10. Automobiles 10-A Trailers 31. Furniture 33. Articles For Sale B A Article Wasted 33. Notices A Personals 21. Loot A Found OFFICE SPACE, | » month. M W. 13th Street, Ph. FA 3-3931 days. FA 3-1101 nights. 3-BEDROOM home completely furnished including TV. Adults only. Inquire a t 3300 Sanford Ave, 1-BEDROOM bo u n , furnished, la Osteen. FA 3-413S. ROOM, private bath, private en* trance, FA z-MIl or FA 1-3903. " w r i e r , i niif.is F tr - r m o ia ,\* M K M W NOTICK M 11 HR 11IIV (I I VMM th at th* u u d e r a l a n t d , d s a lr ln a to r n g a a e In business un d e r the f l r t l ­ tlnu* u*m* of ART Iil.KCTRIC O F M N P o llD . located at Hanford. Hemlnnt* County. Florida. Intandad t o r e g is te r aaid nam# with the r l a r k nf tha c i r c u i t C o u rt of Hamln o l t C ount). Florida. A r t h u r J. Hiiugherly, Hr. A r th u r J. f t n u a h a r t r , J r . K e n n eth tl. Spauldin g A tto rn ey for A r th u r J. R o u s h , a r t ) . Hr. and A r t h u r J. D nughar- doubled 1U Boy Scout population In the past year. The number of Scouts in the dis­ trict, which takes in parts of Sem­ inole and Volusia counties, shot up by SCO to make 1,070 Boy Scouts here now. The Central Florida Boy Scout Couneil now has I,MO members in seven counties. Nationwide, there are five million men and boys ac­ tively connected with the Scout movement. And one-quarter of these are men, Albert aaid. He complimented the Kiwanians on their aupport of the Scout move­ ment and urged them to pay atten­ tion to rearing up their successors, saying "if we don't do this, some­ one else may." By PHIL NEWSOM UFI Foreign Editor For nearly a year now events have been taking placa in Iraq which eontbina to m akt good newi for the Weal. MaJ. Gen. Abdel Karim Kassetn, Iraq's pramler and strong­ man, has been craeklnf down on the Communists, This does not mean that Kaaicm is moving toward Wastern alignment, Ralber, It appears to mean lhat he ii moving away from hla Sovlst ties toward neu­ tralism. And a neutral Iraq, with Its oil and ite port of Basra coa­ trolling the entrance lo the P er­ sian Gulf, la vastly lo bo prsfcrrccl to on* aligned with Hussia. Thr latest clear Indication that Kassem ts clipping Communist wings came in the announcement that tha death sentence pro­ nounced on former Premier Fadhll At-Ja mail has been reduced to 19 year* of imprisonment. Jamali'a early exteulion bsd been oo* of (he key plnnks In tha Communist platform. Kaisem’i growing dlianehantment wilb his Communist aliiis first became apperant iaat July. On July 3, 1939. Kassem or­ dered that tha Communlat-domlnated people's resistance move­ ment place Itself under army con­ trol. This waa a semi-military group of about U .0Q0 members, most of whom w on club-swinging youths who took over the strooU of Baghdad and aprsad terror after dark. But lait July, K eiitm finally cracked down. In that same month, he shook up hia cabinet, reducing the pow­ ers of Dr. Ibrahim Kubbe, bis pro-Communilt minister of oconorairi. In February of this ytar, Kubba was dropped from tba cabinet altogether. The ao-calltd Texas Pink grspofruit oriilnolly cam* from Flor­ ida. It was discovered in 1911 near Bradenton. FURNISHED 3 room apartm ent with bath and garage. 2320 North Narcissus Ave. FA 1-3144 Also In this year, while licens­ ing other peliUeal parties in prep­ aration for 4 return te parliamen­ tary government, th* Kasaom re­ gime refused a license to Triq's UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom house main Communist Party, Instead, with sleeping porch. FA M3M. It licensed a splinter group re­ ferred to by the main party a i a 3113 WILLOW: 3 bedroom unfurtiiihtd house, kitchen electrically "disrupting gang," equipped, 1100, PA 3-0374. Control of Iraq would provlda international Communism with Its most important mid-eaatarn plum, and fulfill the Soviet Union's his­ toric wish for an outlet to the In­ dian Ocean. Tima itlll must tell whether Kassem can remove the Commu­ nist influence or whether he did UNFURNISHED SoilM. I t J IB * . Indeed go too far. 3-BEDROOM bouse, unfurnished* So. Sanford Ava. on Oakway Legal Notice Drive, near Lake Jessup, S3* r ic T ir io r * .v a n s per meath. Phone FA 3-0033. NOTICE IH h t r t b y s l v t n t h a t 7 am a n t a a a d lb bualn aat a t Caiaelt a r r y , aam lnal* County, Florida, u n d t r t b r fictitio u s nam* of. E a s t ­ ern Adjuatm ant B ure au a nd th a t t Intend tn re g is te r said M i n i w ith th* C lark nf tha Circuit Ceurt. g . m l n n l . County. Florida, In aaeordanea. w ith tha provisions af th* Fic titious Nam* Ntatutai, Inw i n gacllon I I I . 01 F lo r id a Hlatutva UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom houis^ kitchen equipped, 3403 Willow, Avo. Cell FA 3-3931 o r FA 1-3331. RENT A BUD tollawsy, Hospital A Baby Beds Puhllah War. It * Apr. 7, IS. It By Dsy, Week or Montk. CARROLL'S FURNITURE iv c o n n j i n (i*s'« c n itiT , • ■HinaLH c o n n , r i.n « io a Fb. FA S41II US W. let iL HIT. Htgi Fradarli-k H, F l d l r r HOT ATM UP ANTIIUKT J OOMPH HAFFER, daraata d. SD TICn OP |VtWAI< SIMPONT AMD APPLICATION FOR DISCHANOH All paraune nra faartby nntlflad th at lha undaralguad a* K i n u l«r a f sa i d a etata , ha* ra m platad the a d m in is tr a tio n th a r a n f and has filed In said court hla final rapnrt and atipllcatlan fo r dlacharg*. ObJaetlnna, iharaio, I t any. should b* duly ft lad. A f t e r filing proof af FiiTiTiorg s a n s publb-allon sh o w in g th is riollro has bran published «nr* a tvrak NUTIPK Id hereby given t h a t g for f a u r rona ac utlve waaki, tha a m a u g a g a d In bualnae* a t BoL m g lt a r of a p p ro v al n f aaid rapuri Hamlnnla County. Florida, undaii a n d l h a o rd e rin g a f d l .t r lb u l l a n ih* Ilctlllaue na m e af, T a r r g e * T a ta p h a a a Anaarartng of said a i i a t a wilt came batura K enhange Harvlc*. a n d t h a t I inte nd l a lha uuurl. rogiaiar aaid n a m e w i t h t h a ClarlA P lra t P u b l l r a l l o n on March SI, H I S of l h a C irc u it Court. Samlnalw Piled Marrh I I . tSSW. C u u n t) . Florida, la a c c a r d a a r a H a r o ld A rnold Oaffar Aa K a ac utnr u f aaid aatat*. w ith tha ^ r u v la lu n i a f lha Platl*. tluua Nam* Hiatulaa. to - w l tl gaga tvilaon A ta a a n d e r Halt i s s . e s F l a r ld n H iatu tea 1SST. V C o u a ty J u d g e Slgt C arol T e i r a u li j By: L a t h e F ow le r. C lerk Publish Mar. 1*. IT. IS. I I , I M A . O urn.y, McDonald A H a n d l e r S t l K. Mala SI. Orlando, F lo rid a A tlurnaya fur K t a r u l o r Puhllah Mar, I I A Apr. T. 11, t l . Legal Notice JAMMU 11. 11CALEY. n traassA AOTIl'M TO « ■ EDITORS TO ALL PKROONO HAVI H O ' CLAIM0 Of! DEMAND* AOAIM3T SAID SMTATMl T a u a n d each a f r o u a r a ha ro*,' by notified a n d r e q u ir e d l a (HO a n y rlalm * a n d demand* w h la k yau, a r a lltie r of you, m ay kayo. ■■a l a a t . aaid e e t a l * to t h a off la* nf Hon, Wllaaw A la ia n d a r . C a u a l p J u d g e a f kam toato Couaty, * s hiW offlca In lh a C o u r t House to k * a s , ford, F lorida, w ith in e ig h t c a l e n d a r m ontha from lha tlm * o f lh a f i r s t p u h l lc a tl a a of thl* wo* I HOPE ITS MOT CM G04M3 TO T H E B A s i c e r a A a F in al s DObEENGOTMC A DATE WiTM A a A 5v plai ’e r n , i T H E T E A M S N EW c e w r E B .'- w t s f lg H T f E C T T A U J e r r A /f-im ONLY THE NeiSHBOW ■DoyoNWiA, NEW STILTS. *ffioa« RTARRING EDWARD fi. ROBINSON ROD BTEIGEK SPECIAL OFFER ! t t THIS AD AND 7»c WILL ADMIT 3 ADULTS TONITE . THURS. MARCH 31 STA RTS SUNDAY “CASH McCALL** �15. Special Services >. Real Estate For Sale • I p #aa(erb frralb Paps 8—Thurs. March 31, *60 FOR RENT: I bedroom houie, WELAKA APARTMENTS: room' GROVE MANOR HOME: 1013 Lin kitchen equipped. P h e n e FA 2-3303, South Pinecreat On Onora Road, So. of Sanford Sunland Estates 17-92, 3 miles bo. ol banlord From 3275.00 Down VA-FHA, FUA-IN SBRVICB Immediate Occupancy 1 Year Peraonal Satialaclion GUARANTEE an c o n stru c tio n af your Hume— a r your dawn payment 4k eloalag coat* refunded FREE WELCOME To Sanford I Be Our Guests Far I Daya Absolutely Free, Without Obligation At On* Of Sanford's Leading Maids Whils Yaw Locals Housing For Yon 41 Yon Family. Pick Up Keys At Salon Office! private balhi, 114 W. First St SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gables 401 Magnolia Ave. PA 7-0730. LAKE MARY LOTS FOR SALE or RENT by owner: Large 303 foot lot, with emilt pond in rear. Can be divided New 2-bedroom houie, hard Into two building lota. We thint; wood floor*; Lake Mary. Phone LARGE I brdm. furn. apt. 8ST.S0 the prica 14 rightl May w: FA 2-4940. 1703 Magnolia. PA 2-3831. aerveT 2-BEDROOM bouie, kitchen equip­ LARGE 8 bedroom' furnished up­ 5 ACRES ped, acreened porch, water stair* apartment, downtown, furnished, 845 monthly. White water furnished. 885. C a l l In clo*e proximity of echooli, churches, and shopping in Lake only. Ph. Geneva, 2451. FA 2-3071 before 5:30 P. M. Mary. Ju it 330 feet off hard­ top road. Thia won’t last I 2-BEDROOM furnished country home on Orange Bird., • mites SPACE WOMEN Sten strom Realty Weal of Sanford. Home like new. (Women who need apace, that Is) Everything splc and Span. 870 will appreciate this fine Brit­ 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 per month. H. R. Bice, I t Sun­ tany style 4 bedroom, 1 bath, 3 “ Open Eveningi till 1:30 P. M.” set Dr., DeBary, Fla. Florida room, etc. home on the canal in Little Venice. 8150 per 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ month. Call ped, 875 month, Outalde city HOME SEEKER limits. FA 2-8060. SPECIAL SERVICE BRANCH OFFICE Watch This Space rs ACRES, fenced, for rant . “ Bill" Stemper Agency This beautiful six room and bath near Geneva. 8300 per year. Call 3601 Park Drive FA 2-0087. home haa screened porch, carFA 2-8331 porle, utility and storage room. J5MALL unfurnished house, W, 1st sprinkler ayitem 1— BR. bouse, furnished, $00. Underground SI. 823 mo. 8. H. Buchaman. for the lawn. Located on i large 2—BR. house, kitchen cquipt. 870. corner lot a t 2400 Oak Ave. The FURNISHED garage apartmant, 2—BR. house, kitchen equipt. 883. price will be reduced 830 each 1401 Oak Ave. 4—BR. house, unfurnished, 8100. day until sold. Original price ROSA L. PAYTON 818,13(3—loday'e 814,430. Pretenl I-BEDROOM furnished h o u s e . Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha loan, approximately 810,630 can Large lot and plenty ol ahade. he assumed. Monthly payments FA 2 1303. are $78. Shown by appointment >0 PER MONTH: 23' x 80' ator- TRAILER, modern conveniences, only. Don't delay. See today. 110 per week. In Osteen. Call age. Phone FA 2-304$ or aee 203 Call FA 2 3204. FA 3 0319. W. First St. N O TIC E BRAND NEW ELNA 7AG 7, AG Portable sowing Machine weight only IT, Ibn, It Al SPECIAL _____ GARRETTS Car. K. tm ft Sanford Ave, CHRYSLER DEALER 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath houie, kit­ RURAL HIDEAWAY chen electrically equipped, $100 20 ACRES per month, 115 Oakland Dr., Sunland Etlalea, Contact H.B. Ancient dwelling houee surround­ ed by magnificent magnolias and O d h a m, Deland, REdwood fruit trees 4-4003, or Mra. H. B. Odham, 85500 -TERM S FA 2-4003, Sanford. 8 ROOM furnished garage apart­ W. H. "Bill" STEMPER Agency ment. Close to town. Inquire al Phone FA 2 4981 111 N. Park 704 Palmetto or FA 2-6000. Phone FA 2 8331 2601 Park Dr. NICE ground floor furnished aptr- COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: I ment, 000 Park Ave. FA 2-0210, bedroom ra-ialei available. ImIf no answer, FA 24030. mediate occupancy. $225 down, assume monthly paymente of 137.50. Inquire at oifice, W. 20th. 'Street, Sanford. FA 2-7002. COUNTRY LIVING LAKEFRONT LOTS, akilng and Wilh urban convenience. Trim end Halting. No down payment. Ph. neat, this brand new 1 bedroom Geneve, 2451, CBS home priced al $1,500 In­ vites you to buy today. Tsrms to ault YOU—ask us for details SPECIAL SERVICE BRANCH OFFICE SALE OR TRADE: Large ranch , “ Bill" Stamper Agency type home, 2 years old. Trade M0l Park Drive 83,000 equity on smaller house. FA 2-8331 Ph. FA 2 7881. 1958 IMPERIAL (Varna Southampton, Thin Car la A On* Owner LaeaRr Owwai Car With Everything, 8** Thia On* Before Tan Buy H Yon Want Tht Beat. 1959 SIMCA ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor 4 bedroom, 8 bath home. Close Raymond Lundqulet, Aaeoc. in oa West First. A neat I- FA 2-2831 Atlantic Bank Bldg. story home, surrounded by several producing citrus trees. ■ ROOM house, $500 down, reason­ The t* acra lot la beautifully able monthly payment!. Ph, landscaped, with extra large FA 3-3480. garden. If you want more room —more lend — good garden — FARMER’S AGENCY citrus trees, and at ■ good price, N. V. Farmer, Realter call us today for appointment D. H. Whitmore to aee thla home. Lillian G. Trams Aiioeiilfi* S t Johns Realty Co. 116 8. Frtnch A rt. Ph. FA M i l l After houra, FA 2-181$, FA 2*821, 116 N. Perk Avenue S t Johns Realty Co. 118 N. Park Ave. j 1957 PLYMOUTH # broker 202 lo . Park Avo. Ph FA 2-MI 20 building Iota In Oviedo —$200.00 each. S t Johns Realty Co. 118 N. Park Avenue WANT 1 i ECONOMY? J a§ C ft# • THESE CARS SALE OR RENT: Completely furnLhed 2 bedroom frame houie. Shaded corner lot, high and dry location. Sate price $4800. Kreis Really, 3 Angeles Rd.. DeBary. NO 8-4787. WY.NNEWOOD: 3 B. R. CBS house, 8I3C0 equity and anum e FOR SALE by owner, one bed­ room house trailer, large built 838 monlhly payment. Phone on cabana, lot 200' x 190', Or­ FA 2 5676. ange City. Call after 3:00 P M., SP 4 6342. LAKE FRONT HOME Just off 17-82 at Longwood. 3 7. Business Opportunities acres of beautiful oak trees. 100’ front on Wildmer* Avenue. FOR LEASE: Well established service station, good location. 100’ front on clei£ Fairy Lake. Contact the Pure Oil Company, The lawn spreads ‘beautifully to 604 W. 0th. St. waters edge. Overlooking lake la a nice split level home,, con­ strue ted of hard cyprcai and the road haa great posslbilitiei for rental luplexei. Ideal illualion for a younger retired cou exchangeable. Respected record pie. Shown by appointment. producers and manufacturers. Dis­ St. JohnB Realty Co, tributor! of major record brands. No get-iich-quick scheme. Good 110 N, Park Avenue profit. QUAD FICATIONS - Only I ACRES fa.m land Sanford Cel­ responsible far-sighted individuals ery Delta, $430 per eere, only with faith in the record business, 8250 down, five years to pi seeking a long term connection balance. Richard* Hotel M< will be considered. *Car, 'Spare bourne, Fla. or full time. Minimum $1175 in­ REAL ESTATE INSURANCE vestment, dependini on site of territory desired. For local Inter­ SURETY BONDS view, Include phone number. RAYMOND M. BALL Write, or Call. BEST RECORD AND ASSOCIATES DIVISION American International Ind'ri, Inc., Lewis Tower Bldg., Amy Anderson Genevieve (Jeanle) Blair Phils. 2, Pa. KI 0-3737. Carl Chorpenlng, Jr, GROCERY k “66" Service Station Robert J. Schmidt on Hwy. 17-92, acroia from Cmdr. G. R. Strickland Ctrcusland site. Marvin Williams 111 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 1-4441 Sanford Evans Bldg Lake Mary SECRETARY, permanent resident, Ph. FA 2-1290 age — over M. Stk day week wilh aome overtime. Taka shorthand, 70-80 W. P. M., use I. B. M. electric typewriter 6061 W. P. M. Above the average salary. Apply Florida Stale Em­ ployment Service 110 W. Second St., Sanford. 2-BEDROOM. 8 bath home hi Sunland Estates. FA 2-2808. with city conveniences. J. W. HALL 1644 French A n . RaaH*r lU Hell" Phone FA I-!$4I PRICED TO GO. . . M C. A. Whiddon, Sr. ■ BEDROOM, 1 bath, kitchen equipped home on large lot. WEK1VA RIVER LOTS Low down payment, monthly payments of $44.78. Phone 301' front on river. 780' deep. 301' $4,600 TERMS FA 2-6490. front on road. Located North of Highway 40. A wide, clear canal ROSA L. PAYTON and a good well on property. And Associates Neighboring lota priced ai high as $70.00 per foot. Buy these Regist$rod Real Eetete Broker desirable lots al a bargain. Ph. FA 2-1SOI 17-81 at Hiawatha Lei* then $40.90 per front fooL REAL ESTATE URU’E-IN SECOND CARS ^ Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2430 “ Open 'III 8:30 p. m.” FIRST C L A S S Station Wagon, Radio ft Healer. On* Owaar Low Milaag*. Ihr. Sedan, Antomatk Traiumta■- Hap* b A Real Buy In A Low Haag* One Owner Car. 2-LOTS, « ft. a 140 II. each between 4th. and 7th., on Melleautiful 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Home Ion villa Ave„ partly cleared with Hardwood floora. G. E. equipped Kitchen. Thermoilallcally controlled Heat. Well. S t Johns Realty Co. Landicapped Lot on Dead End THE TIME TESTED FIRM Street where Children play In t i l N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 24123 ' aafety. We wilt be proud to ahow FURNISHED duplex on jarge lot. you this today. Good drainage canal through lot MOVE RIGHT IN to Lake Jeirup: full of flah. -'HA Financing—No Closing Coat Only 810,300. 81.000 cash nr will — for an appointment call — trade for home in Orlando, lot Helen E. Noonan or paid up bouse trailer for down at FA 2-7731—Hra. to a. m.-S p. m. paym ent Also have 3 lota, 100' or anytime — x 130* each, 330 down. 810 per W. H. Bill Stemper Agency month. Live in house trailer on FA 2 8331 FA 2 4991 lot while you build. PA 2-7778. Very altrertive 3 bedroom 1V9 huh home with built-in kitchen facilities, near 5 Points, Hlwey 17-92. An outstanding buy for 811,300. Down payment $1,500. See, 1550 DOWN coin Sl„ <■ bedroom, l'A bath, double carport. CURB GIRLS PART TIME: If you are neat PIANO TUN IN O A REPAIRING W. L. HARMON in appearance and- wilting to work eveningi 23 hour* per PH. PA 3-4223 Alter • P. M. week, we need you to repretent our company In the San­ CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: AH work guaranteed. Free Esti­ ford area. Age limit 23 33, car mates. Phone FA 2-7818. nceeiiary. salary plui commitlion. Orlando, C-A 3-7863. WE REPAIR AND SLRVICE S T I N E WANTED: Man to drive pickup Machinery and Supply Co. truck and small trailer to Ari­ 207 W. 2nd St Ph. FA 2-8431 zona. Leaving April 4th. Write Box PT, d o Srtford Herald. Sewing Mach. Repairs 10. Male or Female Men-Women 820. Dally. Sell Lumi­ nous nameplates. Write Reeves Co., Attleboro. Mesa. CLEANING and ironing; will care for children. 506 E. 10th, St. WILL keep children, 81.23 per day. Ravenna Park Area. FA 2-7709. HOUSEWORK, FA 2-2896, 12. Plumbing Services PLUMBING Contracting A Repairs Free Estimates It. L. HARVEY 804 Sanford Ave Phone FA 2-3383 PUMPS - SPRINKLERS types and aisei, installed “ Do It Yourself" INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM H. MURRAY D ll Celery Ave. Tel FA M394 TO YOUR DOOR SERVICE Every Tuesday and Wednesday SANFORT k SOWERS 151 F.. Wclbourne Ave. MI 1-2474 WINTER PARK, FLA. Chain Saws — Tool* — Bolt*— Null — Screws and Other Parts, Phone or Wrilo 15-A Beauty Parlors A Satisfied customer la oar be advertl eemnit. Plumbing ft HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK Heating AIR CO'TITIONTNG CONTRACT and REP MR WORK 1007 Sanford Are. FA 24562 105 Sat Oak Ph FA MT( Be Lovelier With Profession si Beauty Care. IS. Electrical Service* Houie Wiring — Electric Scr Sid Vihlen RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 11! Magnolia PA 24 14. Build, P*int ft Repair THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Rome Carpentry Repair* Roofing A Siding Phone FA 2-1452 WALL PAPERING * PAINTING Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Contact 50$ Weet tth SL Phone FA 2*643 HOME REMODELING, room ad­ ditions, roofing, aiding, masonry work and carpentry work by the job or by the hour. FA 2-8327. Beaaty Sale* NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES CARPENTRY, Painting, Roofing end Concrete Work; let. class. FA 2-4888. IS. Special Service* SANFORD HOUSEWIVES Capable women era needed to advertise AVON COSMETICS in profitable territories. Write, Manager, Box 246, Lockhart, for interview in your home. Sanford Herald. j H. HEATI NG B. POPE CO. 270 S. Park — FA 1-4884 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS inatelied and repaired. Roof re­ pair. No Job too amaLL Free eetimatea. FA 2-8418. Turn Wtat On SOtk St. Follow Country Chib Rd. ft Watall For Our Sign* . . . . OPEN DAILY » ;0 0 A . M. T i l h a r k SUNDAY 1:00 P. M. TM Dark ! H A V E IT! i These used cars ir e 1957 CHRYSLER ■wnlaga 4 Dr. Sedan. Completely Equipped la eluding A b Conditioning. Here’s Another On* Owner Law Mlatlon Wagon • on* ef tks most popular Imports - eeid and eervieed by eeveral mntarn • abeitately perfect. priced bo low we won’t print the price for fear of shocking you! A l Head Car* A n Somewhat Differaat, Even If Hahn And Year A n Identical. The Above Uead Con A n A l TOP Quality Cara, Extra Clean A Tap Quality Car b Abeve Average h Every Beapert. look Car b Inspected And Checked B* That Ym$ Gat Thnsmaads Of Trouble Free Mllea Whan Yen ■nr A “Top Quality” Uaad Car Bold Only By Year Extra Clean FRIDAY NITE AND ALL DAY SAT. SbmuuUb CO UNTY MOTORS SANFORD, FLORIDA • Dodge • Chrysler • Simcm b. ruurrbt. pl fa m iis — MOTORS — USED CAR LOT 7th 4 FRENCH NO WATER DAMAGE IN MOVES -O P E N - YOU IN 50 - FROM - $69 WE WILL GIVE GOOD TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES ON THESE CARS E ft COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE R E A L ESTATE, SALESMEN .Moving — Edging — Fertilising Renovating — Fertilizer Sales and SALESWOMEN for pro FREE ESTIMATES jeeta in Sanford area. ‘Real opportunity. Backed by news­ JOHN ’ LOMMERSE. FA 2-719T paper, radio and mail promo­ TV and RADIO REPAIR af w tion. Sea Dan River at Tec 3:00 nights and weekends; lam •n* Green Estates, Country Club ford, Lake Mary and Longwood,. and Upsala Road*. Sanford FA 2-2773 and FA 18818. Phnne-FA 2-3803 TV SERVICE within the hour. WANTED — Man. or lady, for Service call 83 ,>lua parts. Call my Watkins Route. Yea, I am FA 2-9835. Sunshine TV, 303 retiring after serving the cus­ Sanford Ave. tomers in this arcs for the past SERVICE CALLS $2.00 23 years. There will be no ob­ The Biggest Little Shop ligation to me. I just want to In Sanford. Ali Parts And see a good Watkins Dealer Labor Guaranteed 90 Days. operating my route. Call or see C, L. Allen, Apopka, Phone SANFORD RADIO ft TV CENTER 9th. k Sanford Ave.. FA 2-9741 Tucker 0 3483. Windahieid Back Glaie Door Glass Vent Glass SERVICE 2-BEDROOM houie, clean. Low WANTED: Neat real estate sales­ Senkarik Gian* and Paint Co, down payment, only $37.10 mo. men. must be a live wire — 11 114 W. 2nd SL FA 1*881 ]$$ Country Club C i r e 1*. with integrity. Writ* Box P, t/o FA 2-1884. ALL MAKES 4i MODELS 104 So. Park (24 hr. aer.) FA 2-3675 IN THE CITY — ALL-CITY CONVENIENCES DISPLAY M O M S 0 P M D U Y ^» �Something New, Something Old-- WANT ADS Are As Good As Gold Sty* • s a fa ri Thurs. March 31, feral* 1’nxe » 20. Automobile* Articles l-'ur Sale Articles For Sale Uartl furnilurr. appliance', tool* etc. Bought-Sold Larry'a Mart STURDY 1951 HUDSON. Roomy, 215 Sanford Ave Ph. FA 2 Ilia ORANGE TREES for aale. Will romfortahlr, runs good and hai lb . Flowers ft Plants good brakes. *2io. By Owner plant In yards or groves. Shade FA 2 8608. treea also available. Ed Davit, $SAVE$ Cut Flowera For A^y Oeeassioo FA 2-4317. SANFORD v LOWER SHOP New ft Used FA 2-1122 or FA 2 0770 Furniture anti Appliances REDI MIX-CONCRETE 20-A Trailers 37” Window Silla *1.25 LEGUSTRUM T L A N T I . Ph 54” Window Lintrla *..23 FA 2 7*4*. 1*60 TRAVEL TRAILER, 24 ft.. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. u«ed 30 days. Save over *700. 300 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-5751 17. I'eta, Livestock, Supplies 106 W. 271b. St., Sanford. Phone FA 2 73*0. ROLL AW\Y. Hospital and Rsby LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phone SHETLAND PONTES. Land. Os Beds. Day. Week nr Month— FA 2-32*5. teen. Ph. FA 2-7514 after 5 p. m 23 FT. NASSAU, 17 ft. Trotwood FURNITURE CENTER Trailer, cheap and clean. 3515 1100 Frtneh Ave. G. E. ELECTRIC ran*e. double 18. .Machinery • Tools Orlando Dr., Sanford, DeWitt'a Ph. TA 2-7*5* ovrn: combination sink and Trailer Park. dishwasher; inquire 2111 Sum0 4 INTERNATIONAL; D. O. Case merlin after 5.00 P. M. Grove Tractor, late model; i-N 1*60. 34 ft. all modrrn two bed­ New 5 Used Furniture Is Appli­ ance*. A Good Place To Ford Traclor; John Deere Grove room LaSalle mobile home. BUY, SELL or TRADE DEEP WELL PUMP and tank, Disc: Ward Equipment, Oviedo, Must sell right away. Cost cheap. Phone FA 2-777*. TO 5-3541. Jenkins Furniture 53.895, will take J2650. See at DeWill's Trailer Park, So. of San­ 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2 7450 SINGER PORTABLE, round bobford. Itwjf. 17*2 bin, attachments and guaran­ tee. *12.50. Write Boa 600, c/o • b ig v a l u e s Gateway To The Waterway RICHARDSON 1957, 50 ft. * 8 Sanford Herald. • JUICK CREDIT Your EV1NRUDE Dealer ft., 3 bedroom, air condltinnrd; • EASY TERMS cost (8,500—sacrifice (or *3.ooo. R obaon S p o rtin g Good* FA-TORY TO YOU Muit go Ihis werk. Ray Ken­ WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS -84 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5881 ALUMINUM yon, 108 So, Wade Ave., De­ WILSON - MAIER VENETIAN BLINDS land. New and Used Furniture Enclosed head. Sag proof bottom 311 E. Flret S4. FA 2 5*22 rail with plastic ends. PlaiHe CABANNA, • ft. x 27 ft.. 7 ft 10 FORD, good running ear, 171 nr rayon tapea. Cotton er nylon g • ft. storage area included; FA 21433. cords. drapes and floor covering; *300. DIVAN and chair set (55; trundle beds *40 or take all for *80. Senkarik Glaan And Paint Co. Ray Kenyon, 108 So. Wade Ave., 112-114 W. 2nd 9t FA 2 488 718 W. First. Deland. 22. Articles For Sale SPINF.T PIANO D u e to unfortunate rircuntatancei, have two reclaimed Spinel', famoua brand, like new, guaranteed, one walnut one mahogany. Will tell to re­ liable peraon in thta area at tremrndoua zavingi. Write or phone Credit .Manager, Sleep's, Ml N. Orange, Orlando. Sell Ut Your ruraiture. Quick FOR SALF: II cu. ft. che«t type Service With The Cash. SU P** freezer 1100. FA 2*7518. TRADING POST. PA 2 0*77. 22*A Articles Wanted 12 cu. ft. “ Hotpolnt" Electric Refrigerator . . . . * 100.00 WANTED TO BUY deik. FA 2-4558. 1 burner “Superior'* Gai Range . 1100.00 Mahogany Drop Leaf Table 5 4 rhalra .. ............... *75 00 China Closet .......................125.00 SPINET PIANO, MUST SELL - Mahogsny Twin Reds. Innerspring Mattresses *100.00 We have in ihii vicinily a beau­ tiful spinet piano which can be Mahogany Vanity & Night S ta n d ................................. *15 00 purchased by a reliable person with good rredil for small de­ Wing Chair .......................... *25.00 posit and amall monthly pay­ Arm Chair ........................ *10.00 ments. Inquire Credit Manager, "Admiral'* TV-Mahogany Cabinet ................. 1100.00 2 HKDROOMR 345 No. Orange Ave., Orlando. “ Zenith" Radio 5 Record CONCRETE HI.OCK Phone GA S-4S77. Player - 1 ft i I h It. CERAMIC tile coffee tables *22*5 Mahogany Cabinet (needs repairing) ........ *50.00 up. Shower stall 5 nth enclos­ ures (25.*5 up. Office desks "G. E." Vacuum Cleaner with attachments . . . . *25.00 *25.00. Magic Fold door* SI.M up. chain hoist (20.00. MATES Hawaiian Guitar * Caae *10.00 Q Q MONTH TILE 207 West tst. Sanford. * a So. Park Avrnue —FA2 0M* X* t'loslng Coots WEBSTER 3 speed record plsyer. MEN'S shirts *1. tennis oxfords (t, rots *4.(8 up. ARMY-NAVY 155 Plantation Rd, DeBary, SURPLUS, 510 Sanford Ave. Fla. Ph. NO * 4411. 1 Mile West Of DEND1X automatic home ironer *80; I golf cartu, (10 and $1*. Phone after 5. F \ 2 2700. LIKE NEW: Complrte bedroom art; refrigerator; stove; dinette set; living room suite; *t.*00 value for *800. Trl. FA 2 34*5. 2.1. Notices ft Personals NOTICK For every girl who was ever Involved with an older man. . . see “ MIDDLE OF'THE NIGHT** at MOV1ELAND DRIVE IN SUN’-MON-TUE. City On Paved Road Men’a Frontier Boole All oiled leather, double *1 4 .H ••led, high heel. GARRETTS dec. 1 la I Hanford Ave. ’’ -T h e ir lot is overflowing with U SED C A R S ! They’ve got to go! soys 59 O L D S M O B IL E 88 58 C H E V R O L E T “SELL THEM R EG A R D LESS OF 58 C H E V R O L E T Fontor Hardtop • Radio • Heator • Automatic Trawmfaafawi • Roautiful Tutone Finiah with W hits Sidewall Tire* • Spotless Inatdn and Out. V8 • Fordor - Radio • Heater - Automatic Traaamlaaion • Air Condition**! * Perfect Tutone Finiah and Ntw T in a • Like New Throughout. WAS $2695 WAS $1895 P R IC E !” 57 FO R D F A IR L A N E 11*1 Air Fordor Hardtop V8 - Radio - Heater er Steering • Like New Inaid* and Out. V8 • Fordor • Radio • Heater ■ Automatic Tranemiaalnn • Never Before, Such A Low — Lew Prieol WAS $1495 WAS 52095 SALE *2300 57 C H E V R O L E T 57 D E SO T O Bel Air Fordor . Fully Equipped - Perfect Tutone Finiah • Clean Inaide and OnL SPO RTSM AN Tudor Hardtop - A l Factory Accessories • Hpotiaaa Inaide and Out. 56 FO RD HARDTOP V8 - Needa Work But Perfect For Ceetowlalng. WAS $1595 SALE *1058 55 FO RD R A N C H W AGON V8 • Automatic Tranamiaaion • Good Transports lion. WAS $895 55 B U IC K SALE *1150 55 O L D S M O B IL E 55 C H E V R O L E T 210 Good MechanlcaHy But Needs Borne Paint Work 55 FO RD C U S T O M L IN E V8 Fordor • Radio • Heater - Automatic Tranamia­ aion • Excellent Condition Throughout. WAS $995 WAS 1895 MANY, MANY MORE FROM 62 Fordor - All Factory ArcenaoriM Including Air Conditioning. Don't Mlaa This Buy! WAS 5995 WAS $1695 54 M E R C U R Y Fully Equipped • Very 1-ow Mileage - Spotless Inaide and Out. 55 C A D IL L A C Fully Equipped * Clean Inaide and Out • An Ex­ cellent Buy At Do It And Bar#! HARDTOP 88 Sun Valley Tudor Hardtop • All Acreaaoriea. W HICH TO Factory 53 C H E V R O L E T Vi T O N P IC K U P CHOOSE! SALES Second & Palmetto Ave. P H .-O ffice FA2-07U U. C. Lot FA 2-62S1 r ... �I P i f t 10—Thurt. M ir. 81, 'AO Sljr Ran?orb Rrrilft WE CANNOT SAFETY |T AFFORD BUSINESS AUBURN, N. Y. (U Pl) — A ymoline explosion killed five per•on* Wednesday night at a down­ town service station where fire­ men wera checking report* of a gas leak. Three victim* were firemen. T»o firemen received minor injurie* and a hospital repotted at leatt one other person wa» In­ jured. The cinder block »tati»n w«s torn apart by th* blast from an underground fuel storage tank, and window* w e r e ehaltered throughout the area. A movie theater next door es­ caped damage because of it* rein­ forced concrete walls, a fire offi­ cial told United Press Internation­ al. A usual week-night audience of 800 to 400 persona was in the theater, hut there was no panic. The explosion also ruptured the natural ga* feeder line running to the station. It wa* permitted to burn until firemen could dig through the rubble and find the cutoff valve. A woman near th* blast scene had a heart attark and was taken to a hospital. The fire official said escaping gns fumes could have been ignit­ ed by any of a number of ma­ chine* in the station. The dead were identified as sta­ tion owner Walter Ockenfela; fire Lk>Alfred Murphy, firemen John F. ‘Searing, 27, and Anthony T. Contrera, and station employe John Bell, all cf Auburn. Leukemia Caused By Virus, Noted Scientist Says LOUISVILLE, Ky. fUPI) — A ■dentist today revealed what he considered to be conclusive proof that leukemia, a uniformly fatal Wood cancer of human beings, is Mused by a virus. His proof contained evidence that eventually it will be possible to make *n anti-serum which could halt the disease and a vac­ cina which could prevent it. Part of the proof came from the body chemistry of 14 prlsonera of the county Jail at Chicago who Volunteered to be guinea pigs. An extract made from the brains of humans who had dird of leu­ kemia wa* Injected Into their akin. They produced effective anll-bodtee, thus demonstrating, the re ­ searcher said, that the extract con­ tained viruses. By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPl) - As m s who hie grown spavined In the service of Journalism, it isn't hard tor me to feel a kittle envi­ ous toward a certain branch of tba newspaper trade. Tha truth la, I am mora than • little envious. Envy I* burning Inside of ma unto a hard gem­ like flame. Tha object of my cupidity is that group of my colleagues who while away tb* hours writing Broadway and Hollywood gossip •oiumns. It seems to me they en­ joy the benefiti of newspsparing without encountering the oceupaBonal hazards. For om thing, they don't have to worry about aentenre structure and stuff like that beceuse most Of them don’t writ* sentences. Moreover, they don't have to worry about punctuation. I don't suppose there la much market for a Washington gossip column but I thought I would ■end up a trial balloon on the Off chance that H might catch on. Preparatory to this experiment, I stopped by the Senate statlonory store and bought myself a largo size name-dropper. Then I purchased a box of dols ( . . . ) and a aack of dashes (•••). Put them all together and they ■aka th* day’a news look some­ thing like this— LIGGETT W TOUCH TON STORES S H A T T E R -P R O O F with BRASS FRAME Stunning framed mirror peiicci •or hanging ovar the mantel or on the door. Eledro-Coppor Plated Back. • r d R 1* T.A v ref * . f liy t • p. ’ ■ r* re I) Original HAIR CUPPER SE1 Decorative, useful, rust­ proof outdoor belt of heavy wrought iron. 100‘s I A n of uses. 2.98 YaL 1 . 9 9 Clipper) Berber B d ttow I Comb) “Butch* d h c l m * k “How-To” Booklet A Q P 0.95 Vskw V eV V ^li Vr I.CDIt. EDWIN M. MICHAEL Sanford Naval Air Station public works officer, loft, preacnU award check to Ralph L. Peter*, electrician, for hi* nugirestion concerning rapid start ballast in light fixture*. Peter*’ aug geation will result in a considerable monetary saving to the government. CUrceil Lighter Field For kmdiini hrss! No odavl No toot! No fm ! Quick storting! Fall quirt M e Cost Sharing Plan Proves Aid To Farmers Seminole County Fsrm ers used the Agriculture! Conservation Pro­ gram Coat Sharing Assistance plan to establish conservation meas­ ures on 41 farms in 1059. County ASC chairman Homer Ballard said today. Totel assistance received through the plan by farm eri in the county amounted to $19,ooo. Federal assistance amounted to less than SO percent of the cost performing the approved conser­ vation practices. Ballard added. The purpose of the cost ahare program l* to Increase the extent and speed with which conservation ia needed, Ballard laid. Noted Playwright Is Hospitalized LONDON (UPl ) — Irish play wright Brendan Behan wae hos piUlised today and friends talc he wa* seriously ill from diabetee and elrrhosi* of th# liver. Behan, 88, we* advised to eut down on hla prodlgiou* drinking last year because doctor* were worried about hla health. But Behan has appeared drunk In public many timea line* then. . . .The huddling with Mae at Gettysburg. . .nice guya. . .what­ ever happened to Zachary Tay­ lor??? for lhal matter, whatever happened to Stanley Baldwin??? speaking of Gettysburg, whatever happened to Robert E. Lee??? , . .Senators still snarling over civil-type rights.. .northerners op­ timistic ove^ chanres of getting a W»ill soon.. .southerner! optimistic over chances of not getting a bill to o n .. . . . .Whatever happened to pessi­ mism??? . . .Look alike*: Ken. John F. Kennedy and his brother Bob. . . more look allkes: Sen. John F. Kenpedy and his brother T ed .. . still more look alike*: Sen. John F. Kennedy and his sister Eu­ nice. . . . . . .Capitol Hill newshawks buss­ ing over Sen. Bourke B. llickenlooper's comment to Sen. Leverett Saltonstall. . .Iltrkenlooper al­ leged to have said "good mor­ ning” . . . r e p o r t e r s on scene missed Sallonstall's reply.. . . . . Look alike* revisited) Sen. John F. Kennedy and his lister P a t.. . . . .State Dept, diplomats with names that fit their Jobs: T. Achilles Polytoides, Philander P. Cl a x ton and Wymberley Dor By FPF.n DANZIG I moments was presented Tuesday NKW YORK (UPl ) — ’ The night by ABC-TV’a news depart­ Young Juggler” offered no new ment. Called, "Kori’s - No Paral­ tricki Tuesday night. The tidy little morality play on lel.’’ the hour generally recapped NBC-TV* -Startim e” hour was the story of the divided nstion in perhaps too tidy, too thin, too gen­ the usual potboiler style. Rut eral impart. As a hlackand white there were two important seg­ statement (In color) of man’s ments. In one, South Korean students, need for religious failh, It came off as the sort of production we their faces hidden from cameras, find to often in those morality spoke of their fears about criti­ plays we have come to know ai cising their government and its leader*. The viewer got the im­ TV Westerns. Joseph Strfano’s script was pression that democracy is still bated on a 16th Century French AWOL In the Republic of Korea. Produced and narrated by John legend once immortalised by An‘ ‘ the hour ended with atole.France. Tire stilted TV ver­ Secondarl sion depicted symbols of good a meeting between South and and bad instead of fleih-and-blood North Korean truce observer teams, filmed at the rendezvous types. Chief symbol was Tony Curtis The Communists refused to budge aa a Juggler who was mure con­ from a rather silly interpretation tent to spend his time sinning in­ of their Instructions and we saw stead jf spinning. He continual­ and heard how the agonizing de­ ly spurned the spiritual solace bate led to the meeting'* col­ offered by ■ monk, played by lapse. This documentary, prepared Nehemlah Persoff, but when hll juggling proficiency became im­ over a period of months, leads paired by a touch of paralysis, me to make the following point Tony discovered the value of an about this year's crop of TV news specials. Why is it that the im ­ abiding faith. It was the boyloscs-fsith, boy- portant scheduled events get cov­ meets-personal-setback, boy-finds- ered and the unscheduled, equal­ faith formula working at its cut- ly important, events do not? The and dried, least provoking level. good-will tours by heads of state, Th# theme, certainly a powerful the conventions, they're all sched­ one, required more shadings, In­ uled in advance and the networks sight and subtlety to mske its package their coverage into neat bundles and sell them to spon­ point more effectively. From all Ibis you may surmise sors. But when Prim* Minister that I found the script too super­ Macmillan makes a sudden trip ficial. The fame Judgment applies to America to confer with PresI­ to Tony Curtis’ acting. Hla work dent Eisenhower on an extreme­ Tuesday night wai shot through ly important subject, special TV with stereotyped posing, eye-roll­ it falling down badly In covering the hard news. Ed Murrow, come ing and head-tossing. A documentary about Korea home. that had some eyebrow • raising Tbe Channel Swim: “ Play Your Hunch," an NBC-TV daytime game show, adds a Friday night version starting April IS. With Merv Griffin as emcce, the half­ hour mill occupy the time slot LONDON (UPl ) - in Britain, now held by "People Arr Funny.” as in the United States, boats are which moves to Wednesday nights booming. on April 13, replacing "Wichita Boat maker* say I960 will be Town.’.’ • the biggest boom yrar yet in Richard Coogan. who portrayed Britain. The National Boat Show Malt Wayne in "The Californi­ early In tha year reported order* ans,” will star in a new Western four times as great as last year, scries, "The Hawk,” which CBS British boaters traditionally films is producing. Dick Clark's give pride of place to aallboata, ABC-TV “ American Bandstand” but power boats and outboards will take its viewers 00 a filmed are gaining in popularity—13,000 tour of Fablan't homa on Thurs­ British outboard motors were day, April 7. Clark’s next "At •old within Britain last year. Home” subject will be Frankie With no point of Britain more Avalon. than 73 miles from the sea, and Lu Ann Simms ia Lawrenre with a ,v ariety of rivers, canals Wrlk'a guest champagne lady on and otlwr inland waters to choose ABC-TV Saturday. April 1 6 .,. from, boat builders see everyone George Burns ia tbe guest star in Britain as a potential custom­ for ‘‘The Dinah Shore Show” on er. . NBC-TV Sunday, April 84. 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March 29. *80 The Clock Four awardi ranging from lead•riblp to achievement were preaented to future farmer# at the FFA Father and Son Banquet last Friday night. Burke Winn wa» awarded the leaderihlp award; Bob Bowen waa preaented with the chapter farmer award; Dayle Clemmer waa honored with the acbolarablp award and Billy Franka waa named the recipient of the farm bureau award. Ap­ proximately 120 peraona attended the dinner. All hunting and flahlng buffa •re Invited to the Seminole Coun­ ty Sportamen’a Club meeting at I p. m. today in the courthouae. A film on lh# popular aporta will be ahown. You don’t have April 1-11. He waa elected * by member* of the local medical to be a member to attend. group a* their delegate to the Three Sanford member* of the atale aaaociation. ' Naval Air Stalion have been re­ commended for officer training at the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolla. The three are Jamea M. Mc­ Donald, Jackaon B. Harriaon and Tboma* B. Foraylhe. Church Revival Sessions Slated To Continue City Recreation Bridge Club The Lake Mary Church of the iriU meet at the Shuffle Board Naaarene revival trill continue Court, Thuraday at 7:30 p. m. through Sunday evening. Key. and Mr*. M. S. Cook are All the county Bridge player# are leading tbe revival meeting# which Invited. take place at 7:30 each night. Dr. Vann Parker of Sanford will Both Rev. and Mr*. Cook are officially repreaent the Seminole aingera and,muaiclan* a* welUaa Couhty Medical Society during the being ordained mlnlatera. The pubFlorida Medical Aaaoclatlon’a an­ lice I* Invited to the revival meet­ nual meeting in Jackaonvllle ing* at the church. Young Scientists To Display Exhibits At Fair Thursday way;. u ■ 3 Seminole County’* young acientiala will dlaplay their ware* to tbe publie at the county Science Fair Thuraday and Friday. Solar furnace*, electric motor*, model* of the heart and reaplratory ay*tern and rock collection* are only a few of the project* Warehouse Blows, !9 Firemen Killed GLASGOW, Scotland (UPI) — A flaming whlaky warehouae blew up with an earth-abaking roar Monday night killing 10 firemen fighting the blate. Two children were miaaing and it waa feared they had been play­ ing in tbe building. Forty fire­ men were Injured. Owner* of the building, Arbuckle Smith 4 Co., tentatively falimated tbe loaa at up to 2t million dollar*. Rep. Ruasell Mock Dies A t 68 WASHINGTON (UPI) •— Collea­ gues and friend* of Rep. Ruasell V. Mack (R-Waah.) expressed shock and feeling* of deep sorrow today over the veteran congressman's sudden death. Mack, of Hoqulam, Wash., who had served in Congress for nearly 13 years, collapsed on the House floor while standing near the ros­ trum Monday to answer a quorum eall. Ha waa M. the Junior scientists will show. All the entries, nearly 200, were made by students in grades g-12 in Seminole County Schools. The fair, in Seminole High Auditorium, will be open Thuraday from 4:30•:30 p. m. and Friday from 9 a. m. until S p. m. Tbe Judging for prizes Drill be Thursday from 5-g p. an. Dr. P. J. We atgate of the University of Florida, Dr. Keith Hansen of Stetson, County School SupL R. T. Milwee and a Rollins professor will be the Judges. The Sanford-Semlnole Jayreea will give a $23 saving bond to the best overall project. The SanfordDeBary Heart Aaaociation will give a $23 bond to the beat project about the heart or circulatory ayatem and Dearborn Electronics will give a prize to the beat pro­ ject having to do with the phy­ sical acienccs. Missile Base Hit By Strike VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (U P!) - Construc­ tion of missile launching pads waa at a standstill here today be­ cause of a strike by 3,000 civilian amployci at this Pacific Coast mlssllt base. The Electrical Workers Union did not name any specific con­ tractor In its complaint. Dava Milne, business agent nf the un­ ion, said contractors have brought In workers from throughout the United Slates end then classified them as technicians to avoid pay­ ing them tbe prevailing acalt of $4.33 an hour. Nixon Pledges Fighting Campaign For Presidency .W The Recreational Building fund of the DeBary Volunteer Firemen's Association ha* reached $3,201.30. Tbe association stressed that the sooner the necessary funds are on hand, the quicker the build­ ing and facilities will be available to residents of the community. Social activities netled the fund $•2. Tbe World War I Veterans gkve $5, and their Auxiliary con­ tributed an identical amount. Anonymous contributors totaled $40. Individual donations were: Vri> WASHINGTON (UPI) Vice President Richard M. Nixon pledged himself today to a fight­ ing campaign for the presidency extending beyond the Eisenhower administration’ # record. Nixon's statement of his Inten­ tion*, long awaited by many Re­ publicans who feel he cannot real on the Elsenhower program alone, carried a specific promise of his own new farm program. The vice president made his presentation in the heart of the Midwestern farm belt in a speech Monday night at the Nebraska Founder's Day celebration in Lincoln, a traditional GOP event. His remarks drew praise from GOP senators in Wkshington. Sen. George D. Aiken (R-Vt.), top GOP member of the Senate Agri­ culture Committee, said Nixon had served notice he wouldn't be bound by the farm program of Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Benson. Nixon, unopposed for the Re­ publican nomination, predicted that the taeo presidential cam­ paign would be "one of the clos­ est and hardest fought . . . In America's political history." -•-v. T b ikst To those who have ft • L Not Registered in the County for COUNTY, STATE AND FEDERAL ELECTION APRIL 2nd Is The Last Day York Wins Fight For Benefits PALL MALL, Term. (UPI) Alvin C. York, the tall mountain man whose deadly aim with a Springfield rifle made him the oatlon'a top hero of World War !, will get a $32 monthly Social Security payment as long as he lives. Tha Social Security office In Knoxville announced Monday that York — now 72 years old, broke and a semi-invalid — will receive the money monthly (or the rest of hia life. For 10 yeari ex-Sgt. York has been fighting a government claim that he owes $13,442 in income taxes from an eatimated $132,000 be received for rights lo the motion picture "Sergeant York." The red-haired old soldier has been stricken with a variety of ills for almost 20 years, and he insists all the money went for medical bllla. Olympic Trials Open Thursday DENVER (U PI) -O h io Slate's national collegiate champions, and Oscar Robertson, the nation’ s top college player, were due lo arrive here today to complete the atar-studdrd field for the Olympic basketball trial* beginning Thurs­ day. The mighty Ohio State Buckeyas, paetd by 19-year-old sopho­ more Jerry Lucas, and consid­ ered one of the best college cage learns ever assembled, play the NAIA all alar* Thursday night. Volunteers To Meet The DeBary Volunteer Fire De­ partment will hold a drill at 7 p. m. Thursday. All active mem­ bers should report to the fire­ house when the alren sounds. Mr. and Mr*. John Vetter, $100; Mr. and Mr*. Phillip Smoot. S.»; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wcsp, $2; Mr. and Mrs-. Joseph Callahan, $3; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mildcnbergcr, $3; Mr. and Mrs Walter Han\^ $10; Mr. and Mr*. Clifton St*># ford, $3; Mr, and Mr*. Philip Sommer*, $23; Dave MacFarlane, $1: Mr. and Mr*. Anton Trubenbacher, $3; Mr. and Mra. John Lunney, $3; Mr. and Mr*. Louis Kenyon. $0 and In Memory of Rutledge Pray, $10.__________ To Register 9 I I A RECENT Sanford visitor to the Radio Fra# Europe headquarters in Munich, Germany, waa Mrs. Helen Weldie o f RFD. 1. Mrs. Weldie ia shown examining a model of an Iron Curtain guard tower. Supported by contri­ butions from the American people to the Crusade for Freedom, Radio Free Europe ia a network of 28 powerful transmitters which broadcast more than 2700 hours o f truth each week to the captive peoples in Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria. These Iron Curtnin countries are completely cut o ff from truth and freedom. Hospital Notes MARCH 9R Admissions Wcllcn Engel Jr., Sanford; Donna Mae Milke, Sanford; Diane Stew­ ard, Maitland; nertha Winston Hector, Sanford; Estelle Slither, DeBary; Brenda Gibbs, Sanford. Dismissal* William Fisher, Longwood; Eva Bullock, Sanford; Ella Williams, Sanford; Mr*. Rivera Jones and baby, Sanford; Lillian Franklin. Sanford; Mrs. John Stubbs and baby, Sanford; Mary Ellen Brown, Sanford: Herman Stanley, Sanford; Walter H. Marland, DeBary; Ellic Myers Chester, Lake Mary; Jessie Lee, Sanford; Hulh Payne, San­ ford. 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MARCH .10.11)60 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 661 | mil* an hour winds and torn*- tha rampaging Platla Rivar surg­ ed over hundred* of squat* V: miles. National Guard officials orderrd all residents of the Platt* River lowlands to leava their home*. Guardsmen moved into tha flood stricken area by helicop­ ter*, amphibious trucks and boats in a race against lh* lee-choked river. Fremont, a city of 15,000 eking 9 Untied Pres* International least one tornado was reported community of New Harmony, Ihe Platte, became headquarters Wind, rain, hall and tornado** in Florida. tome 14 miles northwest of Defor the evacuation. But at Fre­ Two road and drainage improve­ mont. itself, all residents south Seminole County had been warn­ Funiak Springs, about 5 a. m. awept acros* a section of the ment programs costing nearly of tha city's Union Pacific Rail­ South Tuesday and today and nt ed of possible tornadoes and The small iwlster occurred tIOO.OOO are expected to be com­ road tracks had lo flee. severe thundershowers and emer­ durinr a period when a line of pleted by the end of next week. More thin 1,000 persons evacu­ gency preparations were made, thunder storm* moved across the County Engineer Robert Davia ated their homr* in Fremont, hut tha Weather Bureau issued Florida panhandle. The Weather said today. and another 1,000 fled North sn all-clear for North Florida Bureau had forecast the possibi­ Davia said that 2io fret of pipe Bend, which is 26 miles up­ during the morning and indica­ lity of tornadoes and high winds. has been laid in the Loch Arbor stream on tha Platte. Most ol tion* were that this arts would area as pari of a 850.000 drain­ One tornado damaged two barn* North Bend was covered by wa­ not have any dangerous weather age program that, when com­ ter knee deep. through Thursday. Warnings had near Cleveland, Mina. Another pleted, wiM eliminate Hooding Red Cross and civil defense oto been up from Pensacola to Day­ damaged three bouse* and de­ there. stroyed valuable timber on the ficials marshalled all their r e * tona Beach. The building of trenches lo hold outskirts of Peterman, Ala. A cuera to provide shelter for th* Clearing and mild weather ware third tornado was reported near the pipes from Lake Drive south thousands of homeless lo Iowa expected tonight. Tupelo, Mias., but apparently did were completed late last week and Nebraska. and (he pipes laid Monday and A amakl twister struck near not touch the ground. More than 2,000 persons wha Tuesday. DeFunlak Springs today destroy­ A severe windstorm struck the fled their homes at Sioux City, Loch Arbor wa* one of the JOHANNESBURG, South Africa ing a church and damaging sev­ Middle Georgie town of MancheaSNOW TURNS INTO FLOODS ns seasonal warmup melts banks left by Iowa, jammed the city auditorhardest hit areas during the ab­ (U PI) — A atatn of emergency eral other buildings. recent snowstorms in Nebrnskn. Rivers went out of course in olfght other ter, near the Little White Houae normal ralni the week of March um and private nomes safe from waa declared la virtually all of the Sheriffs Deputy Jerry Alford at Warm Springs, Ga. The storm slates. Bridge washouts were widespread. (UPI Telephoto) the rising Floyd River. Union of South Africa Tuesday, the said no one we* injured when the felled trees and power Unet and 14. The floods triggered by a Commissioner from that district twister dipped down into the smell damaged the roofs of homes. , g o v e r n m e n t announced today. spring threw wlfrh malted heavy Homer Little, reported during Thera were no injuries. 9 Police, acting under the prodssnows, claimed \even lives—four that time water was up near .nation, rounded np at leaat 100 in Nebraska and Winds up to to miles an hour many homes and the area was one in XadVato anti-government leaders, Including ripped a house from Its founda­ "one big puddle of water." Tha tornadoes which swept tha some white men. Leaders of the tion at Elba, Ala. Heavy raina Davis reported also that coun­ NEW YORK (UPI) Stock African Nationalist Coo great and area knocked over a house traiW and rising creeks forced the clos­ ty work crew* hope (o finish prices at I p. m.: opposition political group* were — gf Mo., and cut a sixing of U.S. 27 between Columbus paving the four-mile l-ongwoodM’ i American TAT aelted. mile swateh through Iowa from and LaGrange, Ga. Wind and hail Lake Mary Road at a cost of 105'k Fort Madison to Denmark. American Tobacco stones damaged treea at Pane over 830.000. The proclamation empower* the Caterpillar ............ •aeaaaeet >0 Hall more than an inch la di­ and Huntingdon, Tenn. government in nil* virtually by The work was started two S2»* Chrysler ................. ameter battered the flood belt. decree with the right of arrest and The storm winds were triggered months ago, hut heavy rains and 20H So much hail fell al Luray, Mo., Curtis* • Wright , detention of person# for periods of in a line of sever* thunderstorm! bad weather have held up the 223'* DuPont ................ that snow plows had to he used ' Jtopp to SO day*. County Health Director Clyde Brothers explained the Kastman Kodak . that swept from Pin* Bluff, Ark., paving, Davia pointed out. I07'k The head of toe minor leagues to clear highways. into Middle Tennessee. Weather­ ^ The announcement aaid the world controversy over "population explosion" Tuesday and Ford Motor ........... 72'* and the president of the Inter­ stele of emergency was declared national League today both brand­ men said tha storm moved across M 'i said he favors limitinif of imputation among the unfit and General Electric . h II of h a M magisterial die- ed as untrue' a report that the Tennessee at a 40-mile-an hour 451* General Motors ... s e e * * * * * poverty stricken. trieto In Bondi Africa, tom by Havana franchise of the IL will he clip. 2tv Graham • Paige • e a s e * * * * * * Dr. Brothers told the Lions Club at their noon luncheon racial violence. The district* com ­ switched to Jersey City because sat* Ini. TAT ********* Rain* were heavy throughout "the way the world's population is growing we must limit it Lorillard ........... prise virtually all of South Africa of strained Cuban-U. S. relations. the entire storm area. Evergreen, SI1* some way or starve lo death. with* the aaception of tribal and tit* Ale., reported SW inches of rain. Minute Maid .. ********* A aporiswriler reported Tuesday minor rural district*. "This is my opinion and not the Prnney ............ •••••***•* 11*1* in a dispatch from Pompano Pine Hill, Ala., recorded more opinion of my superiors." Broth­ Penn Rli ......... * * * * * * * * * WASHINGTON (U l'1 )—Senate «** Indications were lhal some Beach that such a move had been than four inehei In a three-hour ers emphasised in saying that in Sears Roebuck liberals began an uphill fight to­ *•••••••• 507* brands** of the administration had urged by President George Traut- cloudburst. Ihe future population control will Standard Oil (NJ) ........... 44to day to patch some gaping hole* ari been adviced. men of to* minor leagues and be a necessity. Sludebaker .......................... 1JH A spokesman at the Justice President Frank Shaughnesty of Inflicted by the Senate Judiciary He said lhal "this problem will U. S. Sterl ............................ KPs Ministry, asked about the authori- the International League. Committer In the House-apprqved GAINESVILLE (U P l)-A group WASHINGTON .UPI) — Th* increase in generations to roine tp lor the arrests, said only that civil rights !>HI. "A complete untruth,” aaid of University of Florida profes­ Stale Department has begun aa loudi African law empowers au­ Trautman. The committee, after two days sors will meet, tonight to pro­ and something must be don* investigation based on aa atfW thorities la act under emergency "There if no truth to the atory o f closed-door deliberation topped test a regulation ^hat forbids them about it." davit reported to ba an Amsricaa Brothers also outlined plana for regulations four days before they a tall," Shaughnesty said. "W e are o ff by a marathon seven-hour to run for publlit' office. All em ­ pilot's admission that h* (lew to formally take affect. going to open In Havana as plan­ session, voted Tuesday night to ployes under Ihe jurisdiction of the heallh renter now being con­ Cuba to carry out a Caitr* pro­ Supreme Court Justice Joseph ned on April 20." send tha severely haltered bill to the Hoard of Control are governed structed e l Ninth St. and French MtAMt (U P U -F Iv e bug-bitten, paganda plot. Ave. Ludortf placed a priority phone Both officials are staying si the the Senate with no recommenda­ Department spokesman Francis II* said (hat al the presenl lime call to Prim* Minister Hendrik Mayfair Inn here, but they denied weary Americans, freed by Cuban tion on what should h# done with by lit* ban. W. Tully Jr. said tha affidavit there is not enough of ■ ataff lo Verwoerd’s office in aa effort to rhey""h«Id*Many *kind* of'^nuding ! nf,, fic.UU Tuesday aflcr four days it. WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ Frail- from William J. Shargalat. It, one do Justlca lo tht health center, It even . Club. Club find out whether an emergency conc.rt.in. concerning the the Havana ,i of 'to** questioning, rested her* Before returning the hill* to deal Kisenhawer said today thq oPjsra-tltOU arreatrd whU* mate » "bul we, lug* to add a nurse by 4 | h a d bean proclaimed. ' -LONDON (UPI) The world; Shaughnesty said the question l^n .kiln- -ntistody comply with tha Jianata'a order*, Wide inerrase in citrus fruit pro­ the fait and other personnel as Russian* have coma a long way ing th* flight, was to^Nto hand*. ■AiM movtot club •'He* i* toward meeting Western conditions U. 8. officials ia Havana. i r i j y u f i ••m* das' after „ . . tkeied'he committee changed — and in duction is Ukrly lo conUnue, the soon aa Ui* budget allows il." up" inti Trautman aaid there lun i•*rV, rases ‘^ a u .. t rase* weakened _ every Commonwealth Kronumic Com­ Tully declined discuss Brothers said the health unit for a formal Irraty to ban nuclear been ."n# pressure for such* a yacht ran agtound on the wrstent lip of Cuba because of engine major part of the ilou»* meas mittee said today. It added that will eoncrnlrsie on fall develop­ weapon* teats. He also said there contents, saying only that "tha move." ure. beraiiMtoof the extent of plant­ ment of a well-rounded education are signs they wahl some degrees U. S. government is investigating "1 personally feel (hat our games failure. in* group, The Senate was scheduled to The beaded by John ings JW lo bear, ill* possibility program regarding hetlth, espe­ of general disarmament in the all phases of the matter and w il in Havana will do much to im­ field of conventional weapons. have no comment until lhal in­ prove relation* between the two Sterigfcto, of La Puente, Calif., btoin debate on the bill today but of a surplus of oranges has been cially for schools. M International th e measure's ultimate fate ap­ forecast. lie said he would like lo see . The President told a news con­ vestigation is completed." countries, and I know that the a # i f at Miami night, haggard parently will have to be worked Tuetdi William Cooper, • reporter for physiral exams given lo all pre­ ference h* did not believe that *U. 8. ambassador in Havana, Mr. Airport Tuesday school children and hopes to work any non-treaty moratorium on Ihe Scrippi-Howard newspapers, -V MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Senaj Phillip Bonsai, feels the same and hungry and carrying their out lh a House.Senate conference f a # belonging* in cardboard committee. with practicing physicians in the small onderground teals be might said in a Washington dispatch John Kennedy and Hubert H u ^ way," Trautman said. KISSIMMEE (UPI) Mrs. box**. make with Russia, along the lines that Shrrgalea admitted tbe flight area to have them made. ■Kpftney entered tha last beetle werii An effective combination of the Trautman and 8haughn*asy have Jeff W. Thacker was elected The 150,000 yacht, lb* Rob Kat committee's five Southern Demo­ ” * f Wisconsin primary campaign- been '‘discussing plans for the Brother* said he hopes lo do of the U. S.-British proposal an­ "waa planned by Castro agent*, mayor here Tuesday. Officials log today. Republican said it was the first time in (he more work to the field of eye end nounced Tuesday, would be binding presumably to provide nati-UJ. forthcoming season at the Mayfair UI, lay on a reef off .Capo crat* and varying Francis, Culm, a derelict. Il was member* remained In command propaganda." The etraio was beginning to the )aa( two weeks. ear lest# for youngsters and com ­ on his successor. city's history Ihst a woman had Hut he implied he would recom­ Show an tha Massachusetts Demo­ Shargalas, of North Hollywood, Trautman ha* set up spring head­ owaod by John Park of Torrance, throughout the Judiciary group's been named lo tha olftee. Voters plimented the lions for Lheir sight mend to the men who follows him Fla., and Howard L. Rundqulat, conservation program. crat, 'who bristled angrily Tues­ quarters in Sanford and plana to Calif. Via Steel# group waa da- voting. at New Smyrna Beach also chose day night whan a reporter askgd tour the minor league spring liverisv U*to him from Fort LaudHe pointed out that the biggest In Ihe While House that he con­ 35, of Miami, war* arrested aftaf The 16-member committee con­ a woman for mayor Tuesday, job his office will have is lo edu­ tinue the stopgap arrangement their Piper Comanche crashlandhim what be would do if the training silea thia week and Matt ardala. Mr*. Hannah Uonnet. sidered a total of 32 amendment*, Tha quaslio— - he Catholic Church forbad* him to cate Ihe public lo make sure long enough lo see whether the rd in Cuba March SI. Cuban mllb fifteen were accepted slid 17 re­ mlUtla near who. polio shot* are given lo all young­ Russians really want to come lo tary officials said the two mas meet Soviet Premier N i k i t a terms on a formal ban on bigger were attempting lo pick up, a dared and inten/itieo %a, army jected. Most of them were rela­ Khrushchev. sters. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Team­ Intelligence headquarters in Ha­ tively minor. Castro foe and fly him to lh* "W* have failed lo educate Ihe blasts. "O f eours* I would meet Khruahsters president James R. Hoffa public lo Ihe necessity for proper Eisenhower and Hrilish Prime United States. vana. Tha Cubani wanted to know ehov,” the weary Kennedy, a has asked a federal judge lo mediral cart and sanitation," h* Minister Harold Macmillan an­ why a rifle and a pistol wera on Catholic, retorted. cancel his forthcoming trial on added. nounced Tuesday they were will­ Kennedy, who hat led a wellNavy officials at the Sanford the boat. charges of mishandling union ing lo agree with Russia on a short"I told them wa carried them oiled campaign troupe on a con­ Naval Air Station will ba honored funds. Hoffa contended Tuesday Irrm suspension of small under­ tinuous whirlwind lour of Wiscon­ at the Seminole County Chamber for protection, what *l**7" laid ground nurlear tests, which defy WAUCHUI.A (U PI) _ Firemen lhal U. S. District Judge F. Dick­ sin, draw more ftre from Hum­ of Commerce aponaored Coffee Sleel*. "I also told them we have detection at present, if the Rus­ a constitution in Amerira and wet down the rubhl* today of two inson Leila larks authority In phrey, who referred to Kennedy’s d u b at 10 a. m. Thursday. sians would sign an air-light treaty wealth by observing that politic* Hie rri'ec win be held at Mrs. Amerirans have a right to bear buildingi o f a citrus pulp pro. preside at a hearing on hit fit­ banning forever the large and me­ reselng plant destroyed In a $ 100,- ness for union office. may become a "plaything r i toe Appleby'# Restaurant in the Vel- arms." dium scale blasts which can be 000 firs Tuesday night. rich." det Hotel. Over 13,000 county resident* monitored. Humphrey, a eelf profrtsed "poor Coffee Clubbers, at that lime, The blase was discovered about Thr formal Irraty would require hava registered to vota in tha WASHINGTON (UPI) — The man's ■andidate," lashed owl at will have an opportunity to meet 8:18 p. m. and local fire fighter* Director* of the Seminole County Senale ratification bul the volun­ May S Democratic Primary, Mra. Kennedy's Senate voting record on newly appointed NAS command­ The Casselberry Fire Dept, will called for help from Fort Meade Army announced today (hat il Bruce, supervisor of taxation. ing officer Capt. Robert Stye and meet in the town fire station at and Rowling Green to battle the will strengthen its Pacific force* Chapter of Ihe Red Crosi Tuesday tary suspension agreed lo by the Camilla registration said today. Thia la by sending a battle group of heard a report by Chairman Col. President would put. Tha, Minnesotan indicated Ken­ his administrative stiff. 7:30 p. m. today. flams*. thr largest number ever on tha 2.U00 paratrooper* and full equip­ J. O. Gregory on the recent meet­ nedy's record fell abort because he voting roll. Last year 12,500 regiament lo Okinawa in June. The ing in Tampa lo study methods felled to vote with Democrats in trrrd to vole. Army will draw (he battle group on rambaling flood conditions dur­ IBM to reduce lax relief for upper Mr*. Bruce warned eligible from it* famed 12nd Airborne ing abnormal rain spells. ineome brackets, and in 1851 op Gregory, along with other county residents again that April S la Division al Fl. Bragg, N. C. The poiyd higher tax exemption* sud Three Sanford police s-rgesnis the deadline for registration to Army cited no specific reason officials attendrd tbe meeting last a cut ia the deplettoa allowance Saturday alter this rounly was put got p iy raise* fro n Ihe City Cam- vo r in I’ts clcrllons tills year for the unexpected move. on oil reserves. in a disaster area status. mil-ion Monday. The raises wrent and urged those not on roll to Gregory told Ihe directors that to Sergeant Ren Biillrr, t-eo Rock "ronte on in and avoid tha lastalthough the rounty wat included and Richard Cotgrave. minute rush." In the disaster category, the Sher­ iff's office and other local agen­ cies had only one call for assist­ Dedication ceremonies will be OSHKOSH, Wis. (U PI)—Officials ance within lheir Jurisdiction. planned a r s o n charges today held at 18 a. m. Friday (or a j Gregory also told Ihe group that against a man who sel fire to him­ Lake Monroe is very high and new courtesy pick-up station at ■ self and hi* wife and burned his (hat an "ill wind" could pul the the entrance to the Sanford Naval I own house down because his wife county in the same spot it waa in d*y Station on Onora Road, Chamwent (o bed without washing the during 1053 when the water and V r of Commerce Manager John dislirs. the water hyacinths overflowed thr Krider said today. Pulice said John Klepp. 45. brat hanks and ramr up to Ihe steps Kridrr said that the station was POINT OF THE MOUNTAIN, straps as lh* (our hullria—nna al hi* wife and a )3 year old daugh­ of the courthouse. I k ^ constructed under .the sponsorUtah (U P I)—James W. Rodgers the rifles contained a b la n k ter, thrn sprayed gasoline on his i r # ship of the Chamber to aid Navy struck his body, ha gav* a lew wife, himself and the house end men to gel a HR into Sanford. died before a firing squad at dawn gasps and wav still. sis Mid (he fires. The house burned Navy, county and city official* today for the murder of a man Sheriff Seth Wrigbl of San Juaa lo Ihe ground. will participate in the cercmonlea who supposedly didn't like the County directed' tha execution. Hia Five other children escaped with­ Friday, Krider added. way Rodgers greased his power signal for firing was tha wav* of out injury. a handkerchief. Th* four bullets Casselberry residents who have shovel. Sheriff Charles Lowry said Mrs. Rodgers, 48. protested until his made a e!*ta pattern on a small Marjorie Klepp. 32, told him ehr defective septic systems have' had been ill and was In bed under started rleanlng up and repairing Iasi second lhal ha was Inno­ whlia target pinnad to tha tooat sedation whan her husband came their tanka, Mayor W. M. Henson cent of (hr 1857 shoaling of of Rodgers' blue shirt. Charles Mrrrificld. 33, a scoop Asked by the eberlff If h* had home, found the dishes unwashed said today. ■y.i shovel operation at tha Rattle­ 'any last words. Rodgers replied, The Dad* Committee of Boy and flaw into a rage. Several owners o f faulty tanks DEARBORN ELECTRONICS A WARS will go to th* atudent exhibiting snake uranium min* ia southern "N *. No. That's all thara Is to A g c c * Troop 80* will *«U tight have ewitehed to sewage systems, the best phyofeel octette project ia roe Seminole County Science Fair Utah. h. Only I'm ari guilty." • bu lb# ia aa effort to raise money th* mayor said. Thuraday and Friday. The Benjamin 8. Navaa aiivar tray award, named for Tbe open air execution waa *oaWhan lh* sheriff approached to sand boya to camp this sumFifteen sepUa took* In Cassel­ tha fpunder of Daarborn, win be givoi durine the I p. m. to f p. m. judging Longwood firemen will discus* ducted about nna mil* northwest with a black band that waa slip­ berry have bee* declared defective. what kind o f equipment to buy of th* mala buildings at Utah's ped over hia bead, Rodger* anal Thuraday. Dearborn general manager R. J. Simpson *ahowa the tray to bttlba wM bo aoid hi a with their recent dinner proceedi Thar* are i t others which the Point of th* Mountain prison. ed and asked. "What pan f r i ____ to bouse canvaa* by the S em in ole H ig h scie n c e te a c h e r and 8 c ie n e « Club d ir e c t o r Don R ey n o ld s . al a meeting in the town fire mayor has railed "inadequate a*w- Flv* riflemen fired from behind there?1' Wright N g H a d ,^ tolkara^TbjHMriii^b* ( t o U g r i b From teft ere Dougtaa H. Smith, vice preaidant at engineering et Dearborn; station tonight. Proceeds from tbe age disposal systems." a eanvna aer aea about to tori t; Reynold#, and Peart pen plant managar J. 8. JIatnbalvo. Nearly Ha said th* chief trouble# with from th* old oakea chair jo which March 10 eblcken dinner bare e f f b e ’ S S B C 'l o w r Man regular "D on't worry," Rodgers coun­ project# will ba on exhibit In the Seminole High auditorium. reached Ihe 6500 mark. Tbe meet- th* faulty tanka are that they are Rodgers wa* strapped. retail. A data for tha sale will tered. " I ’ll ho where it's warm lHamid FhoU'j log will be *1 7 p. m. to* aauii as hava aa torehad against to* WEATHER: Partly cloudy with scattered shower*. tonight and Thuraday.High today, 80-85. Low tonight. 68-72. Tornadoes Hit South; Florida, Area Alerted f Mv »»«■ VattuH l atLui *1 IIjr Vailed 9Pres* International R ampaging river* swollen by heavy rains and melting snow drove thousands ol persons from f1 3 Drainage Pipes Near Completion In Loch Arbor !8 il African 'U nrest' «Grows; Strong Measures Called 'Unfit' Population Limit Is Favored Havana Franchise Move Denied By Baseball Men Here Battered Rights Bill Goes To Senate % 1 p. m. Stocks U. S. Opens Probe Into Propaganda Plot By Castro News Briefs Professors Protest 'Weary' Americans Rest After Ordeal \1 t: i Reds, West Closer To Pact, Ike Says Citrus Increases ri I __ to Primary Race Becoming Hectic Ml# Two Women Mayors l\ Hoffa Asks Dismissal Coffee Welcome Planned For Navy • Fire Destroys Citrus Plant Fire Meet Largest Vote Turnout Expected Red Cross Hears Pacific Force Boosted Disaster Report # Three Policemen Get Pay Raises f ^Pick-Up Station Man Sets Fire To Himself, Wife Dedication Slated Man Executed In Murder OverGreasedShovelRow Septic Tank Cleanup Starts m Scout Troop Dads Plan Fund Drive Long wood Meet I >A'. i snSmiaanaa A • , �P O * 2— W ed. M u c h 9 0 , 1960 • Residents a n reminded that Friday is th* deadllao for filing for ’ homestead exemption and paying county taxes. Failure to psy taxes ^will result hi a minimum penalty -I1* i three percent on real estate taxes and on* per cent of personal r sad Intangible taxes. •• Two of th* candidates running ter tb* Bennie seat from th* 27th District which Includes Seminola • and Brevard Counties will Ulk to tks Jayeoee at their noon luncheon Thursday. The two are Bernard . Parrish and Gary Bennett. Are there tw* Sanford parents who’d like to see their sons spend flm summer as official bat-boys fler th* Sanford end visiting clubs appearing in Florida BUta League games at Memorial Stadium start£ g April BO? If eo, they should tommunlcale ot ease with officials of th* Sanford Greyhound Beeobell Club, Box 102, who wW interview #11 pareoU end their anna, and makn tha acloe- Attention qualified landscape archltecU, engineers sad photogra­ phers in the Sanford area. The U. 8. Civil Sendee commission re­ port a that there ar* plenty of high ealarlod jobs open In these fields. Anyone InUreited should apply to th* Commission In Washington, D. C. Th* first political rally sponsor­ ed by the County Democratic Com­ mittee will be held Saturday night. The time and place of the rally will be announced Thursday. The rally will be In the Lake Monroe area.* B n . Mery Finch, 71, died this morning In the hospital after a gheit lfiaem. Mr*. Fioeh came to Sanford from Cincinnati. Ohio,» w In awm IMS and Vrvm vinvinnaui* whiv lived at M47 Orlando Dr. She was .a member ef AH Souls Catholic Church and dm Ladies Sodality e f the church, . She la survived by two daugh­ ters, Mr*. Marianne CaealneUt and Mrs. Barbara Fryman and a sister, Mrs. Catherine Jones, all af Sanford, and five grandchildren. le e e n r service will be «t li«0 p. m. Thursday at GrsmkowTunoral Heme and tha funeral masa mitt ha eaaductod by Rev. Richard Y m m a t B:M a, m. Friday at AU Sonia Chureh. Burial will be i i AS Soule CatboUc Cemetery. Lamar Schnabel Dies In Hospifal sen es . n*r*ne«ai va m a r s i m a m ib u sn w i l k m pqpSma r r ’ W stn u a V n oT irin D it a Complaint fsr givers* has m fit s ! easiest yse, sad yss i foaatrse te aarva a espy o f m Answer er Pteaetag to tbs ■plaint ea the Plaintiff1* attarr, Da*1*1 J , LeFsvrs. of the r firm ef WARRICK, CAROILI, u m w ITS West Fairbanks east. Winter Park, Florida. I fU* tbs srlgtast Answer er I*glag ta tb* eTftra at th* Clerk th* Circuit Ceart en er bsrere i n t h g ar e f April, its*, i f y#a I te ge ee, a decree are see­ ps w ill ba entered easiest you tha rallaf dtauaded m tb* >o#in and on n n rtn D *t Sea- Hospital Notes SUSTiUV,M* CORAL) Dsn 1*1 2. Lsravrs •f WAnnti.'K, CARGILL * LsrnviiK STS W. Fairbanks Avsnue f. a • *« ITS w lq ls r Fork,- Florid* Attorney fsr tbs R sIsllH Fsbllsh Mar. 1*. H U A nr t a n c in e p i t c o t n r o r tssis Ria n s j u d i c i a l c ia t'tir r a r n A a t n i i in A h o n s i r m i a o i i c s t i s n , f i r m da, m x t s s T n o . tsass FIRST FKDRItAI. NAVIMIH AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO, a **operation, Fisiatirr, ROBRRT a. SKYDKR ang SHIRt o r 2. SNTOKR, his wlfs, •and WDTWO UORP., a Flertaa Corg iifD im l a n e s a r n S l t B<**U' tPB) Robsrt C. Sn>S*r sag Seutb tng Avsnu* S U rsbslllosn, I l M ana Shirts# J. Hnydsr sag South la d Avsau* Uarahslitewn. lew s Tea era hsrsby nstidsa that s it te forsclo*. a m srtptx. nn S bstaw dsieribts prapsrty has ea ••mmsni-sd aaslnst you in Mi* Circuit Court o f the Ninth AugDisl ClrsSIt, asmlnsl* County, Flsriaa. Th* sbhrsvistsd tills l» th. M as* la First F ed.rsl Ssvlnxs and Lea* Aaseelstlna of Orlaadp a, Rs« b a n K. Snydir, *t U t h * asaertptiea *( th* r .s i profleet #} ,pr*«*.g«d •gainst 1st L*‘ I. s f WOonytKIlF. PA tl*. asm Isol* Oeunly, Flurlda *<• eordlnp ta tks plat tb .r .o f aa > raesrasa la Plat RaaR it. pass SI o f ta* Publla Records *f Ssmlasl* county, Florida. Tap are r.aulrsg la fils y«ur Aasw rr «e sihsr pl.sdlny with the Clark e f th* akavs Uuurt shd herve a oapy ih .r t .r ppoa Oils*. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) The first actors' strike in the history of the motion picture industry might end today, >3 days after its start. A spokesman .for the striking Screen Actors Guild (SAG) pre­ dicted: “ It It almost certain we . . will reach a settlement at today's negotiating section." Reports that a settlement be­ tween the 14,000-member SAG and th* seven major motion pic­ ture studios had been reached Tuesday were denied Tuesday night in a joint statement by SAG and the Association of Mo­ tion Picture Producers (AMPP) the representative of the studios. The BAG spokesman who pre­ dicted end of the strike said the tentative formula for a new con' tract Included th* following terms: —Payment by the studios of 2 to 2 million dollars to tha aclora' pension fund. —Payment of • per cent of th* producers’ net profit, minus to rcent of tho grot* for dlslrilion rights, from sal* to tele­ vision of films produced after Feb. I, 1M0. Actors originally had aought a share of profits from all post1*41 films sold to television. The strike which alerted March 7 hit all actors — from stars to extras—and halted work on the sight motion pictures under pro­ duction st th* seven studios: United Artists. Paramount, War­ ners, Disney, Columbia, 20th Cen­ tury-Fox and MGM. K By United Press lateraatUna] T h a slulown movement by Negroes seeking U lower racial barriers In tha South was csnUred Tuesday In Baton Rouge, La., whsr* nine Negro sotlego studenU worn arrested for trying to got aorvle* at all-whito lunch counters. A t tha earns tin t, Negro loadera hi Nashville, Tsnn., announced they would aeon resume anti-seg­ regation demonstrations. Tha arresto o f seven Southern University students at th* Grey­ hound terminal and tw* others tn Baton Rouge brought to SB th* numb** o f Nagreea arrested In th* last two' days' In lunch counter diiordtMa Almost half o f tha student body Ligal Notice \mm iMB w k j c r s _ . Screen Adors Strike Appears Nearing End MARCH » Admissions Maurice GUd. Sanford; Gregory Dorman, Sanford; Forrest Nutt, Enterprise; William Bush, San­ ford; Patricia Ransboltom, San­ ford; Mary Haegendorn, DaBary; Elmer L Cock ran, Sanford; Grace R^senbsrgsr, Sanford; Jamas A. Boston. Sanford; Madeline O'Mal­ ley, Sanford. Dismissals Chester Miller, Sanford; Donna Milk#. Sanford; Guatavus Rlckstson, Lake Mary; NUe Carter, San­ ford; Ruth Moore, Lake Mary; Laroy Ingram, Sanford; Mra. John Pridamore and Baby, Sanford; Helen McGill, Geneva; Mra. Ron­ ald Dickerson and baby, Sanford; Emmalina Thurston, Sanford; Rob­ ert Broofca, Osteen; Walter Rail, Geneva; Susan Evans, Titusville; Marilyn Moors, Sanford. GAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) — Tha Navy dedicated tU first Polaris missile handling fa ­ cility Tuesday and climaxed tha event by firing on* o f th* bottl*. shaped missiles 900 mils* from a rolling ship at sea. At the same time, Rear Adm. William F. Rabom Jr. revealed that th* present 1,200-mlls rang* o f th* solid-furl Polaris will ba mor* than doublsd by 19AS. Tests o f a 1,600-mile version will begin this fall. Rabnrn spots at th* dedication o f a 27 million dollar Polaris mis­ sile assembly plant which will load Ilia missiles aboard submarines In the 'Charleston. 8. C. naval shipyard, H* la director of th* Navy's spsclsl projects. Th# firing from th* U88 Ob­ servation Island seven-mils* o ff th* coast her# wa* tha first at••a launching o f a Polaris equip­ ped with a new Inertial guidance system that ksep* th* missile on course svsn when heavy segs may be rocking Ha launching platform. By^ United Preaa International At least three o f Hie major gub­ ernatorial candidate* will continue campaigning in Dads County to­ day following appsarancea there Tuesday by apt o f them. Jacksonville M a y o r Haydon Burnt, will stump In Mluml. Fred O. D.cklnson or West Palm Beach has scheduled handshaking In the county. Doyle E. Carlton Jr. of Wauchula will be at work In Miami, Miami Beach, Hallandale, Hollywood, Danla, and Pompano Beach. The three, along with John MeCarty of Fort Pierce, Tad David of Hollywood, and Republican hopeful Emsraorf H. Rupert o f St. Petersburg, wars In Miami Tues- Mr. Rupert, making on* o f his rare appearances, regretted tha ab­ sence of a stror# two-party aystern In Florida, na said tha state also needs “ a strong and respon­ sive state government to curB fed­ eral aid.** Burna pledged to hold tha Flor­ ida Legislature In session for four straight years If need be to secure fair ^apportionment. Dickinson promised to greatly expand the stata tourist division. On March 12, the Aircraft Car­ Ho said more tourists are needed rier USS Forrestal was anchored to keep down a rising wav* of In the Bosphorus. Istanbul, Tur­ key. The men of the ship had vol­ bankruptcies In Florida. Carlton talked about road* and unteered to give blood to the Turk­ technical training. He said his 2S0 ish Red Crescent, a counterpart of million dollar road building pro­ the American Red Cross. In all, 202 pints af blood were gram would straighten gut Florida highway problems, and he called collected by the Turkish nurses for more technical training to pre­ from the American sailors. Top pare workers to man new indus­ honors among participating divi­ sions wrnt to VAH-S with 21 pints trial Jobs. McCarty promised to strengthen volunteered and IS pints actually the flute Pupil Assignment Law. donated. This generous attlude of He said he “ would not condone sit- the American serviceman Is darn­ ing good will throughout the Medi­ downs, period.” ’ David said he was th* only can­ terranean area, and is cementing didate In the race willing to talk an even closer bond with the NATO sense about sUU finances. Hs allies. proposed a severance tax on phos­ phate, along with additional Uses on ‘‘special InUrosu who are not paying ta /ss now." The sU U headquarter* o f the MIAMI (U P I)—Fireman 0*Nsal NAACP said Tuesday th* group will not endorse any of tha candi­ Huffstutlsr, 22, smsllsd smoks Tuesday while attending hie own date* for governor. The NAACP said several candi­ wedding recaption. It was hla day off, but b# in­ date* were making promises on segregation th lt cannot ha legally vestigated anyway and found a kept. It dismissed Ulk o f main­ elosat In an adjoining apartment taining school segregation aa "pie ablate. He called his co-workar*. in th* sky announcements." who quickly put out th* fir*. ST. PETERSBURG (U PI)—The question o f a poaalble outbreak o f red tide o ff the Gulf Coast waa atill unsolved today but beach reaidenta were told they had nothin* to worry about for the present. State Marine Biologist Dr. Robert Hutton, after a survey of the area Tueeday, aald only “ one or two widely scattered dead fish were observed on the water aur* face several miles o ff the roast.** The dead fish were reported Monday and it was feared they had been killed by tbs rad tide. But Hutton reported ao “blooms” o f the micro-organisms which mul­ tiply by the billions under favor- Fireman On Job A t Own Wedding SECURITY Member* • New SSOCIATES, IN C York MUTUAL • FUNDS Florida bees produced 14.1 mil­ lion pounds ot honey during IPS*. ANN PAGE PURE STRAWBERRY “ SUPER . RIGHT* SMOKED FULLY COOKED “SUPER - RIG H T CHUCK SMITH PRIDE QUICK FROZEN GRADE A BAKING “ SUPER RIG H T TENDER BEEF Th* prieon to this id art e ffe c t iv e th ro u g h Saturday, FRESH LARGE GREEN April 2. 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Ylhlsa Block STOCKS • BONDS SUNNYFIELD PLAIN nr SELF RISING Salad Dressing 3 5 'ONA PULL PACK Tomatoes ' •» HOLLYWOOD (U PI) Swiss travelers may be shocked when they tee a "Gala Day at Disneyland." Th* technicolor news spe- * rial shows the re-created, “ snowcapped” Matterhorn amusement perk in a former orange grove, it Include* a journey-down the Mat­ terhorn'* slopes end Alpine cav­ erns Inside the “ mountain." _ . HOLLYWOOD (U PI) - Jayne Meadows has checked in for make­ up, hair-dressing and wardrobe teste for her co-starring role with husband Sieve Allen and Mamie Van Doren in “ Coliege Confiden­ tial." S Frozen Oranges T h is W e e k ’s B est G ro ce ry Buys She Needs Test? at Southern University, aa allNegro school, has agreed to daisy further sltdown demonstrations until school officials reveal what disciplinary measures would be takes against offenders. Th* students also decided to givo up thslr Junior and senior proms and u»# th# money to fi­ nance future demonstrations. In Nashville, Ncgroaa disclosed plans to oontlnua anti-segregation protests to prove that the Colum­ bia Broadcasting System “ had nothing to do with" widespread lunch eountsr protests bi tha Ten­ nessee city last weak. Uov. Buford Ellington bad charged that demonstration* last Friday war* “ Instigated” by CBS which bad esmaramsn on th* scans. In Montgomery, Ala., students from Tusksgs* Institute staged a brief demonstration Tuesday In heavy rains at Alabama Stats College for Negroes. Tha 20 Negroes said they ware “ friends, neighbors and brother* in misery" of Alabama SUU studenU. A spokesman aald they war* iprotesting _ the dismissal of 100 students from Alabama State because they war* lata registering. In other developments: Tho Waka Forest College stu­ dent legislature tn North Carolina Is expected to review results o f a special election In which student* voted 742-004 against admission ot Negros*. Th* results were criti­ cised and ridiculed by some faculty members and a number af student loaders. Right Nsgro high school stu­ dents staged brief sltdown demon­ strations at a Woolworth star* In Statesville. N. C., but loft quietly when store official* closed the counter “ for cleaning." Negroes picketed a second major store In (Jowntowo Rich­ mond for about an haur and than disappeared. In Cleveland, Ohio, the NAACP announced th* start o f a handbill and Islsphona campaign to dis­ courage patronage at local chain stora outlets. abla conditions and paralyze the reaplratory eyatemi o f fish. • Hutton aald another aunrry would be made Thuraday aa a ■‘routine check.*' 2 �rrr •• • • •v' y •.- ••'* s ' i*. - -7?oV fajfffln ftwiv# .v#*. • V' r ■; r •a *1^,. . i ■ . v' t-‘ • — — — v — ' »*.V-? tt » '• \ \ V" ... I K . : , . , J. 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M aiat Suzanne Jones not only the blghcit rating pos­ sible, but got apcdal recognition • from the Judge*. Miss Jone* will Compete in the ateta eenuat in T anfO i April B . ! . The SHS atudent find* time for S fun round o f mualcal accom­ plishment aa aba h u a lead role' f t the mualcal comedy “ PickJea" be preaentad at the ichool ril t l . She la a member oi the L * .em lnole Glee Club Mlsed En\ iJ ^ _ aemble and is-flrat aoloiit in the f a Triple Trio. Mi*a Olila i Whittle’* achool Glee -Club were not to be outdone by .* ^ * V ile Jones. The "auperior" rating* went to the Girl*’ Glee Club for eight reading, the Boya* Glee Club for 'Concert ainglng, and Ute Madrigal linger*, Joyce Wtenmann. Phi\ Tu' Wf* , t • «. W MP 11s McDaniel, BaUy William*, r m \ u v ,v tjjk Staffer, Lynda Humphrey, Don McCoy. Bonny Innate Yatci, Yal amea,i, BUI Fagan, Wlnilon Plercy, George Greene a n d George Cameron, t> r Mixed Enaemble aongatera Dlnnna Nichols. Cindy May, AnM ite Yalta, Tommy Brown, Ar­ thur DeYoung, Don McCoy, and SUZANNE JONES, soloist who will enter state competlWlnaton Plercy also won a ♦•auperior" rating. tition at Tampa April 29, discusses the contest with the Glee Club director, Miss Ollie Reese Whittle. r J2i t*r I jH I i i S r i&US (Herald Photo) Guilty Of Murder m2*- GAKDEN CITY. Can. (UPI) all-male Juryfound ex-coavkte ' 1 Eugene Hlefcock and Edward Smith guilty Tueaof murdering four member* of raminate firm family and oridthem haaged by tba neck tn%mhk! II, and Hickok, M, war* aeovleted far the shotgun death* of Herbert Clutter, il, a prominent * 1 grower and one-time Cleanr IVVOWM IP UM rN 9T U Credit Beard, Ua wife, Booand two of their three etall, IS, and Nancy, IS. ---------eenrieu admitted they kill­ ed the Cluttora .tn "wtoa nut w iv w w w e witw *» ** *-v — a—T . a—a— i t . ■if i » w l IQM IM . mm Uat No?. U to coauult reh. thatr loot amounted to Hd in portable radio and a pair utare. u i a 'f o r a canning bonata ue In wartime. Production dur,tha Cirll War lacraaied aoo par east. In Werid War II, conssapU ea Jumped fram i «,s m ,ooo.m eana In 19U ta t l bUUon M N h BE C Some Solid Laughter Noted Oh Danny Thomas TV Show Bp P IE D DANHO NEW YORE (U PI) - Another milestone in fhe marshland of TV family comedy ahowi w si readied on CBS-TV’s "Danny Tbomai Shew" Monday nlgbt. Danny’s nldeat TV daughter, Terry, played by Penney Parker, wee married to Pat Hannlgan, played by Pat Harrington Jr. , The first 1$ minute* produced acme solid laughs aa Tbomai wsadarod Into a room filled with fraatie females, caterer* and dressmakers, all fluttering around with laat-mlnuta wedding arrange­ ments. Our kero demonstrated, quickly and wilk fin* humor, that aaly the presence o f hie checkbeen waa required at that point. Ha himself was mad* ta faal about aa eiaential *• an anchor an a ipac* rocket. Then,- aa it muit to almost ovary Dam p Thomas episode, the serious aide wta brought In. Danny’ a Malted expositions aeroed la on the tear ducti with unflagging Intensity. But there’s a bright aid* to all the individual pop talks h* directed at hie daughter, hta son-in-law, hla wife and hi* bartender: At leaat be packed It Zesty Flavorful • fIZ Z A i SERVED - or to TAKE OUT from Noon to 1:00 A. M. A J tith e new Louis Rates a M C L r -L O L L RESTAURANT S w y . I M I fln, o f S ta te d Levy Expected WASHINGTON (U P O -C hanccs were growing today that Congress might levy higher payroll taxes tbli year on persona covered by the Social Security program who earn more than $4800 a year. .This prospect stemmed from the fact that the House Ways A Means Committee waa likely to recom­ mend soon an election-year liberal ixatlon of Social Security benefits. Thera la strong sentiment for bolding tba coat of tba liberalize tion to a level that could be financ cd without an across-the-board boost in the Social Security tax rate. To do so, the committee would have to forego a general hike in monthly benefits. However, the committee might wind up approving a package of various liberalizing features that would require some additional rev­ enue. If So, the committee was likely to decide to provide the extra money by raising from $4,100 to $0,000 the annual earnings base against which the 3 per cent tax is applied. Should the lax be applied to the first $0,000 in earnings, it would mean a $36 a year tax increase for covered employes earning that much. Their employers would bava to match the contribution. Self-em ployed persons earning $6,000 or more would be bit by a tax la crease of $34. Persons aubjeet to tha hlgbar MRS. W. L. GRAMKOW lax would qualify upon retirement Sr., will be neen modeling for higher benefits than they art thin three piece navy suit entitled to now. This la ao because from Rd-Jayn. It is made the benefits are geared by formula to contributions paid Into the multi- o f domestic linen by Gloria billion-dollar Social Security trust Swanson. fund. The present 3 per cent tax rata for employaa and employers la scheduled under exlstlas low to Jump to a.S per cent la lS tl, « per cent in 1$M an 4.8 per cent in 1S66 Tba commute# Tuesday tents Uvcly decided to expand coverage of the program to aa estimated Final plans are being made for 160,000 private doctors. They repre- tbe dinner • fashion show at the at tha last big salf-amployed Civic Center, Thursday night. group now axdudad from tha pro­ Sponsored by the Sanford Wom­ gram. an's Club. Dinner will be served at 7 p. m. followed by the pro­ gram and fashion show. Anyone who would like to at­ tend the fashion sfaow and pro­ MIAMI (U PI)—A Cuban exile, gram, only, beglturning at • p. m., who said be fought for Fidel Castro may obtain tickets at the door for and then turned against him be­ >1 each. Local storaa participating in the cause Castro la a Communist, waa convicted in federal court Tuesday display of fashions for the family of violating U. 8. aeutraUty law*. A Jury deliberated only about 10 minutes befora returning the ver­ dict against Manual Cauxto Rejaa. Two Americana, Robert O. Fuller and Antonio Zarba, war* convicted with him. SenteMe was deterred' Tba three were arrested last July BY MBS. M. L . JOHNSON on n remote air strip on Key Mra. Ty Cobb and children o f Largo. Border Patrol agents said Anniston, Ala., have returned home they were loading an airplane with after visiting at tbe home of her carbines, rifles and ammunition parents, Mr. and Mra. W. H. Al­ when apprehended. mond. Mrs. Eddie Order and children of Tkmpa, are guests of her parents, Mr. and Mra. V. D. Hawkins. Mr. and Mra. W. L. Hendricks of Balnbridge, Ga., and Mr. and A vacant home In Goldsboro Mra. Garland Roberta tad sous burned to tba ground early Tues­ of EutUs are visitors at the home day morning, Ralph Abell, Lake o f Mr. and Mra. Leon KoeL The Mary Volunteer F in Chief report- Roberts family will loava this ed today. weekend for Ft. Riley, Kan., where Volunteers from the ta k e Mary Mr. Roberta will be stationed with Department, Sanford Naval Air the Army. He has Juat returned Station and Florida Forest Rang- from a year of duty abroad era helped extinguish the b lu e . Mra. Clauds Hawkiaa and Mra. The cause of the fire la still be­ Anal* Hawkiaa motored to Jack­ ing laveatlgated, Abell said. sonville, this week to attend tee funeral of Jack Pickett. Hang electric cords over thick Mr, and Mra. A. E. Johnson and round wooden pegs so the insu­ soa, of MonUeello, were recant lation will not be abated or tha guests ef Mr. and Mra. Hubert wire kinked. Johnson. m B r •* MARVIN ROHLF8 w i l l model for the B. E. Purcell Co. He is shown here in a charcoal black dacron and wool, featherweight suit by Curiee. DAVID GATCHEL wears J a lightweight sport cont of dacron and cotton from Jint Robson's. Coat and slacks are wash and wear. MAGNUS d>mUn WORLD'S EASIESTTO-PLAY ELECTRIC CHORD ORGAN MRS. GEORGE STINE will model a blue Moygnahel linen, lace trimmed dress, with matching hat by Mr. Frank from Yowell’a. ANYONE CAN PLAY MUSIC • WITHOUT LESSONS. Her* Is tk# famous eloctrie chord organ that makes you a trot artist the first time you play It . . . that requires no l ansena, no practicing, no musical oapcrteaco w k s t i * . avar! Yea DON'T EVEN HAVE TO RECOGNIZE O N I NOTE FROM ANOTHER. Local Stores To Present Fashions all Into one epUoda and didn't ■prsad U over four or five shews. Hugh Downs, -TV's daiervedly popular renalnanca man, turned nil altention to dramatic aetlng Monday night. Appearing on NBC-TV’s "Riverboat," Downs mad* hla part look oven more auperfluoui than it waa. While Downa had difficulty trying to sound natural, it seem* that much more experienced, ac­ tors have the asms problem op­ posite the vitality that is exuded by "R lverboal" star Darren MeGavin. (That goea for the icripti, too.) Downs, if he's really serioue about tUe acting kick, might do m il to avoid the dramatic roles and afceat for light comedy, for which kla approach aroma batter suited. The "R lverboal" e p i s o d e , "Night ef tba Faeelass Men," dealt with a laws that was la tba grip o f a raiga at terror. Hooded nlghtridera — who did their dirty work in broad daylight — finally were routed by a platoon of wom­ en. It wee a novel approach, but the production bad too much hokum and romance in It to mean anything. Dialing sad Filing: Jack P air's first taped London show found him blaming the lack of laughter on languape dlfferonees. I thought the bltm * should kavo been placed oa he material. Tha sound was very husky on tba show and tba^ lighting cai cait dramatic, biterig shadows on the Utkers. "One* Upon » Knight." the "Juno Allyeoa Show" story on CBS-TV Monday night, starred Jamas Meson ns n professor wbo was tochni up In a suit of armor. What might have bean a good comedy Idea was d*toured Into a routine, unconvincing soap opera finale. For a mam ant Monday aigbt, I thought Tad Mack's Orig­ inal Amateur Hour had moved to NBC-TV again but it turned out If your plants have limp, pal* A fresh pineapple should be I waa watehlag Diana Dora offer- leaves and little or no growth, dean, heavy, free from bruises, lag a new oong-aad-dance act on let tba soil dry between water­ and square shouldered. It also "The Steve Allea Show." ings. should have a fragrant odor. Jury Convicts Castro Enemy Lake Monroe Personals Goldsboro Home Burns To Ground are Yowelli, Ro-Jaya, Mary Es­ thers, Cowans, Hollywood Shop, Purcells, Perkins and Rotaons. Several door prizes will be awarded. Fruit Standards Set For Decrease LAKELAND (U PI) - Standards for Florida pink and red seedlesa grapefruit in Interstate shipments will be slightly decreased for a four-weak period beginning April 1. Tha Federal Marketing Agree­ ment Committees voted Tuesday to aet tba minimum standards at size 113 and largar, No. l russet and batter, at least 3 4-14 inches In diameter. No change was mads In the standards of other varieties of Florida eitrua. The M tgnas Duett# weald to make n somo room la Available or haadoeme lu your Monde, addition home. mahogany, *139“ walaut- (Terms Arranged) RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY 112 8. Magnolia Avg. FA 2-Dill IF YOU’RE GOING TO BUY A LOW-PRICE CAR GET THE BETTER ONE! A new Mercury Monterey, with d e luxe appointmeats, is b o w |81 to $66 tot** than the beat-selling * i* Fords, Chevrolets, and Plymouths 1 (the V-8 Galaxies, Impalaa, and Furys).1 ’••■*7r7T~*v r :' ? . .. -- r r r v T J q 'r a W *»VZ 'M fie u J t d fn m siA a h a i Rttfi V ■ HIGH a,d DRY! During the recent heavy rains there was no flooded condition in Ravenna Park! n u f in a n c in g A f LITTLE A9 Savanna Park la situated oa high, rolling terrain, and etena dralna wars InsteUsd. Tha wisdom a f tba ebolea a f toeatioa and tea efficiency o f the drainage system waa daasanstraUd during ten meant downpours. Mom* owner* In Ravenna Fate were ta t troubled with (leading er standing water. E*venae hemes eantinu# to Ilea up to ear slogani L H j K * "HOMES BUILT WITH ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES BY A » WENT tfrUBFAiaM. Hero ere Just soma af th* advantages Maroury offera you nvur the leading low-prion name ear: • Mora dlstlaetlvu atyliag (exclusive body aboil) • Quieter ride ( M S m a n foot room (ds* ou. ia. paaaaatan) • shockaboorben) •Greater "aao-eMlity" whom it rains or wipers dear m e Dm teE) a B te«te4dab hUity all * Larger tires (S.00 s ff-oast extra on lowpries name cam) • Exclusive Rond-Tuned ride * Raise brakes (morn brake lining) PRIDE" * i dows, UOt aq. la. UStelUioiammmmwmmm ................... .... GBNBBAL BLBCIBIC Hunt Lincoln f la if n i lb . 108 North Palmetto Ava. f �Wed. March 80,1960—Page S V F W Auxiliary T o Fifteen WSCS Members .Attend Church Meeting In Orlando Hold Installation Ceremony April 5 (jJo m & n JEANNE WARNKE FA 8-7439 MARY ROSE HOLMES, a pop­ ular bride of last June, and her husband spent the weekend here with her parent*. J tfa J u d en $aie M H S. H O L M E S ' FRIENDS INITIATED ,the cof­ fee-maker that Zona (Mrs. Art) Beckwith won at the Easter Lily pialt by stopping in for coffee and sweets Friday. It also was an oc­ casion to say "Happy Birthday” to Zona's neighbor, Priscilla (Mrs. Bud) Talley. Those enjoying the’ morning sessions were Florence Stcnstrom, Jerry Kirk, Mildred Stempcr, Carlin Eick, Carolyn Stanley, Jeanne Warnke, Laura Parker, Ann Howland, Wyncilc Lanier. Susan White and Dorie Hemphill. ^ THE LONESOME PINE CARD CLUB is always a lot of fun lor it* members. They even have a president, collect dues and plan a big annual event with their hus­ bands—at which time the club picks up the check for steak din­ ners!' Meeting tonight at the home o f Phyllis (Mrs. Harold) Chapman will be Annis ()lra. John) Domlncy, Clara (Mrs. Kirby) Fite, ^ B e t t y (Mrs. Jackl Woodruff, DotV i l a (Mrs. Earl) Lee, Lucy (Mrs. Bud) Layer, Dee ( Mrs. Richard, J r.,) Sliver* and Maggie (Mrs. Sal) Manfrce. OFF TO THE RACES In Sebring last weekend were Darlene and Wade Tye and their two children. Forming another group were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight, Mr. «nd Mrs. Algie Speer and their daugh­ ter and her husband, Mr. and M n. ^ D w ig h t Holmes of Atlanta, Ga.; ^ also alt/i Ann Ann Shinaberger CMn*K*rr*r ftehrs (who i* is teaching in Gainesville) and Al Wallace. Chuluota Personals BY BETTE GOLDMAN The Chuluota Sportsman's Club % h a a announced that meetings will be held once a month, on the fourth Thursdiy. They have some very interesting plana and welcome all men in the .area to attend their next meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Moun, (heir children, Sherry Jo and Barry, plan to move soon into their new home, on a lake front off of Route 30. They expect to return often, to visit their home on fifth street, f i n d their friends here. Mrs. Emcrey Britton formerly of Chuluota, brought "Britt” and Cindy to visit old friends for a little while Friday afternoon, and . everyone was so pleased to see them. The Britton's are now resid­ ing in Casselberry. The Ladies Auxiliary la the Veteran* of Foreign War*. Post 32*2. will hold the inslatlation of new officer* at th po*t home on Lake Shore Blvd. the evening of i n»il S. t * April New officers to be installed are Mrs. Edna Norman, president, Mr*. Beulah Miller, junior vice president, Mr*. Rita Treadway, secretary-treasurer Mr*. Myrtle Sparkman, coductress, M r *. Merle Treadway, guard. Mrs. | Margaret Dillard, ehaplaln and Mrs. Mary Roettger, patriotic instructor. Mrs. Eva Wynn, three year trustee. Mrs. Loretta Campbell, historian, and color bearer* are Mrs. Wynn, Sally Peralta and Mrs. Loretta Campbell. Mr*. Clarice Yarborough, pre«ident of district eight, will be installing officer and Mrs. Ann Denny, state secretary, will be Installing con­ ductress. This will be an open meeting and following the Installation ceremony, a covered dish supper will be served will. Mr*. Ruth Smith in charge of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Myrtle Burger. Husbands and friends are in­ vited to attend the installation and supper. All members of Pott 3262 are urged to attend. UMJBi k-UAl) !*• VllflllCX* II Reed, 9, have passage on a Ger­ man freighter leaving Norfolk Calendar a to jc a t WEDNESDAY Total Enlistment Fellowship and Family Night Victory Din­ ner at First Methodist Church. Serving from 3:30 to 7 p. m. Pro­ gram in tha sanctuary 7:13 to 8:13 p. m. Prayer meeting at First Baptist Church, 7:30 p. m., Sundsy School Workers Conference at 8:13 p. m. THURSDAY Royal Ambassadors of the First Baptist Church meets at 7 p. m. Pinccrcst Baptist Church Visi­ tation 10:30 a. m. to 7 p. m. Girl Scouts meet in th* First Presbyterian Church, 3:15 p. m., Cub Scouts meet at 7:30 p. m. NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:45 FEATURE: 1 :3 0 .3 :3 1 THIS LADY OF THE NIGHT HAS TAKEN HER LAST ea WALK' ' •CASH McCALL" EYES RIGHT —The woman lucky enough to have almond-shaped eyes should play them up for all they’ re worth, says make-up expert Alnslee Arenas. Accent the eye* with brown nr black liner worn at close to the upper lashes at possible, Extend the liner at the corner to meet the short up slanted bottom Una of the lower lid. Secretaries of the various de­ partment* were Mr*. H. A. Hol­ stein, promotion. Miss Anna Crpwford, ' missionary education and service, Mrs. A. R. Ivey, social re­ lations, Mrs. Norris Campbell, student work, Mrs. ft. G. Hagstrom, youth work, Mrs. Robert Reid, spiritual life, Mrs. Frank Curry, literature and publications, Mrs. Gordon Van Meerbeke, sup­ ply work, Mr*. George Carlton, missionary personnel and Mrs. X. V. Crawford, public relations. OVKK 35 YEARS at First and Palaaelte (Along Sid* Post Office) SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY • Carpet • Tila • Furs line* • Piaaoa CPO p. m. dinner of Lou Dress tickets FRIDAY Club "Spring Dane*” at 8 in NAS ballroom. Buffet and dancing to the music Fields and his orchestra. semi formal. Please get hy Thursdsy noon. March 27 at thr First Baptist Church in Atlanta, in the pretence of the immediate family. Itla Shrlton, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and John Alexander of Sanford was best man. The bride is thr daughter of Mrs. J. H. Shelton and the late Mr. Shelton. Mr. Stringer is thr sun of Mrs. I. T. Stringer and the late Mr. Stringer. After a wedding trip to Florida the rmiple will reside in Winder. Ga.. where Mr. Stringer is engagrd in the general inturaner business. Cord* on either end of draperies allow them to be drawn up more in Ihe center. If desired, lo form an arc around a radiator or air conditioner. fieJi&onalA Mrs. B. D. Pearce of Miami, was a recent over sight guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hastings at their home on Reservoir Lake. 3lrs. Pearce, who i* a sister of Jlri. Hastings, was enronta to Wash­ ington, D. C. where she Is a delsgale to the 1960 White House con­ ference on children and youth. She will represent the General Federa­ tion of Woman's Clubs. Dr. and Mri. Howard Christen­ sen and son, Howdy of Wausau, Wis., and Mr. and Mr*. George Eislic of Madison. Wi*., arrived Saturday, for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. Compton at their home on West 19th St. Mr*. Christensen is the former Betty Compton. Mr. and Airs. John Fite, of Dur­ ham, N, C-, are spending ihe spring vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Fite, at their home on Celery Ave. Mr. File is attend­ ing law school at Duke Universityin Durham and Mri. Flic ia study­ ing for her college degree. Mr. and 3lrs. Robert DeFrangc and Mr. and 3lra. Virgil Fribrizzio all of Akron, Ohio, arrived Tuesday for a few daya visit with Mrs. Albert Hardesty, at her home on Orange Ave, Mri, Hardesty will accompany the two couples to Mi­ ami this weekend, for a villi with her daughter, Mr*. William H*ldin, her husband and family. Speakers for the day were Mrs. Edwin White, Jacksonville and Mrs. Howard V. Weems, confer­ ence president. Mrs. F. B. God­ frey, a member of the First Church in Orlando, was honored hy the district for her many year* of work In the church and by a dona­ tion of more than $2,000 given in her name to missions. New officer* elected and install­ ed at the meeting were Mr*. An­ derson. president. Mrs. C. L. Eby, vice president. Mr*, C h a r l e s Poole, recording secretary and Mrs. R. M. Hillycr, treasurer. Shelton, Stringer Wedding Announced Announcement I* made of the marriage of Ruby Lucille Shelton of Atlanta, Ga., to Thomas M. Stringer of Winder. Ga , formerly of Sanford. The wedding look place . Church THE NEW EXCITEMENT of .spring bluck is shown to best mlvnntaire in simpli­ city o f design. The bont neck of this dress, empha­ sizes top width in the bo­ dice; the skirt is full, flar­ ed and cut on the blast. Large shiny black buttons trim the front and white cuffs add dramatic con­ trast Fifteen member* of the Wornan'a Society of the First Methodist Church attended the annual meetinf of the Orlando District, last week. The meeting was held at the First Methodist Church in Orlando with luncheon served at noon by the hostess society. The organization is divided into 10 districts in Florida as is the church Itself on a conference level. Mrs Howard Anderson, of Daytona Beach, district president, presided at the all day session, attended by 373 women. Many of the ministers of the 60 Methodist Churches com ­ prising the district, accompanied them. Those attending from Sanford were the Rev. and Mrs. T. C. O'Steen. Mrs. L. D. Hastings, Mrs. W. W. Tyre. Mrs. Clarence Pursell, Mrs. William Higginbotham, Mr*. Ashby Jones, Mrs. T. E. Wil­ son. Mrs. George Chapman, Mr*. Eugene Williams, Mrs. J. N. Azzarello. Mrs. Robert Rccly, Mrs. Al­ vin Calhoun, Mrs. G. R. Hudson, Mr*. K. D. Hickok and Mrs. B. A. Todd. Tha Kxrluaise Naiur-ltrand Fashion* that I usually wear will not bo saan at tha Fashion Thursday. And gra the new Spring and Easter fashion arriving daily are tha moat elegant avert Since you can't n-e oiu> of tho hrmitiful drv*se* that I love ao dearly, why not come Into the store and are thr complete line o f Ladies' Bendy to Wearf Priced From $5.99 to $39.98 bul included me ! Take your clippers, atari through your garden and lei your conscience he your guide. There are only two plants that you must not trim. First your ca­ mellias. They grow too slow to be trimmed. Second the Pyracantha which ia in bloom now. if you cut it now you will lose the berries for next year. Next week I will give some pointers on feeding the garden. Canned foods ara no longer synonymous with low-budgel ipeals. A 6-ounce can of evaporat­ ed milk still aclls for less than I cents, but ■ 14-pound ham costs around 111. On a cost per pound basis, specialties like rattlesnake meat and truffle* are even high- •r- PHONE FA M i l l LAST TIMES TOM TE AT 7:99 AND 11:99 •THE LAST VOYAGE” ROBERT STACK - COLOR PLUS AT 9:58 ONLY ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S 'NORTH BY NORTHWEST' BUYS BOTH1 GOWN AND adUEGUGEE Our tland»<imr Mcn'« Wear Drimrtmrnt will lie Well represented « t the Fashion Show on Thursday night at the Civic Center. Showing her* is Curiae, Stetson, Town 'll Trail, Tsatan iuma-brand lint* that will be modeled, and we've many mors Just as hanSsome ia our complata Men's department. ...... becausedon't hi a chance to model clptfiQA often ! �‘-rva § g p p f§ ff i- - u ivy*. . '> 7 ‘A Grow Up Before Getting Harried, it Is! $1,000 Hammond Organ COURTESY OF KELLERS COOPER dr GREGORY MUSIC CO. ORLANDO. 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Fuienmcr la tho loader of a work gm p oo correat treads la aunfafo aad family oita at tho White Haoia Ci afereaca oa Chil­ dren aad yoath. fill group hat explored the problemi of marriage, direrte. remarriage aa they affect chil­ dren. It la expected to make m MMtftdatiMl lldlY Fuleomer'e peaeliata have reached the feOewtag preliminary CMtluiiOAi: —Community action it needed to discourage poahlag ehUdrea lata aociaJ adulthood. Hera adegoate aad mere anltarm data oa dleoreo aheuld he coOeeted from tho states, with a WaaMagtoa clooriaghouae. —Mon ooeaotUag oorricoe an goaded fer mardal aad premarl, tel arehlima. - Man naeareh la reaurriage of dirercod —Men noaaarh la a_______ i f family das oa famlu aad porwaality do­ * * * * REGISTER AT U E D C H A M T S f o o d - f a ir \ Jgm w K m w m am M m m m • NOTHING TO BUY • YOU OO NOT HAVE TO IE PRESENT TO WIN a DRAWING TO BE HELD ON APRIL 2, 1 *0 AT < P.M. I U M I U I R S l f l R I R ! 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PO TATO ES im 25c MERITA BUTTERMILK HiMBHUdaildlU BISCUITS » cr rat 25* — - CHICKEN OF THE SEA UCHT. MEAT �«* Shop Food Fair For Complete Line BLUE RIBBON HEAVY WESTERN . of Kosher Foods for Passover MIROUNTS S K IN STAMPS WITH PUHCHAH OF 57.50 0 * MOM Adults On)y. One Coupon Per Shopping Family BLUE RIBBON QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN MATURE BEEF SW IFTS PREMIUM DELICIOUS PICKLED ARMOUR’S STAR OR PSG ALL M EAT PSG SLICED BREAKFAST 12 e i - B o lo g n a n, 37C NEW IMPROVED FORMULA COTTAGE TARNOW S SLICED CHIPPED H AM or BEEF CHEESE d 29c MAYFAIR MILD DAISY 3 « « M 00 M ISS W ISCONSIN SHARP Angry Voices Raised On Behalf Of Poor Children WASHINGTON (U PI) — Angry voices wero raised today on behalf of Uie "forgotten children'' who are missing out on the abun* dant Ufe enjoyed by most young Americans. Speakers at the White House Conference on Children and Youth said that even in thla era o f na* tional prosperity, at least IS mil* lion youngsters are members of families with yearly lneomea of less than SS.OOO. For m any o f these ehUdren, they said, poverty la accompanied by other "social handicaps'' such as illegitimacy or minority group membership. Robert II. StacRae, executive director of the Chicago Welfare Council, said Americans are gull* ty of "a collective sin of callous* ness, Indifference and In some In* stances open hostility" toward these deprived children. "Those accustomed to warm and comfortable homes, good clothes and abundant food can never quite comprehend the drab* ness of life, the loss o f self re­ spect and the hopelessness of long continued poverty," he said. MacRae, said a nation as wealthy as America could abol* Ish aeute poverty among Its chil­ dren if U wanted to do so. But he noted that federal relief pay* menls under the "much-maligned aid to dependent children pro* gram " average %t»M per child per month. "D oes thla miserable sum re* fleet a genuine concern for the welfare of children?" he aaid. "This is slow starvation rather than escape from the eorroslva effects of poverty." Dr. Ellen Winston. North Caro­ line state commissioner o f publle welfare, aaid "large numbers of children who exist at levels of destitution" are ineligible for any kind of relief payments because they don't fit Into any of the pi­ geonholes of need established by the Social Security law. She cited, for example,the SO* ooo children of migrant farm families, who cannot meet real* dence requirements for pufaUe aid because they are always on the move, following the crape from state to atate. Other speakers called attention to the special handicaps of Negro children. 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March 80,1060 Seminole, 10-1 vans COVINGTON n * Sanford Seminoies lost their S c o a d gam* af the season here f i t f d a r night to Evan* of Or* Made by a aeon of 10-1. . •As was tho story In tho opening fU M tost week, tbs locals got a shaky start in tho first 9wo innings and then settled fpw a to play fine baseball. "R ighthander Mike Roberts start* H i on tho mound for the locals and was hit hard. He gave up lia r runs on three base knocks several Sanford errors slso the downfall in the first I f n u r STto t Jim Gracey came on In relief _ the second Inning and also Sound himself In trouble. He found trouble In getting the ball across fi e plate and he also yielded a single which accounted for three Pins. ♦ Senior Paul Mitchell eamo in to relieve Gracey and looked fo o d at times but Evans also peached him for throe runs. Hs ■itched good ball and gave up but : v - •M hit but poor fielding on part o f Ida teammates had him In trou* Me most o f the time. „ • The Seminoies finally broke the gbutout in the fifth Inning when Alex McKibbin reached first via t walk. Ho then took'second base On a steal. Big James Markham, 'who had gotten the only Seminole li t up until this point of the fam e when be singled In the fourth Inning, rapped a sharp double over the left fielder's bead and scored McKibbin with the ia ly . run o f tho game. - The brightest spot in the game gras the fine lob done on the mound by freshman Butch Riser, Rleer came In in tho sixtt\ Inn» log and displayed plenty of stuff fa d control. In his two innings af work on tho mound he allow* only one runner to reach first fo Mix For Crack At Heavy Crown : HOUSTON, Tex. (U PI) - Roy Karris 'o f Cut *N Shoot, Taxas, and Sonny Liston o f Phlladtlphla Will moot in Houston April 11 for a 10-round hsavywefghf fight thsy hope will glvo tho winnsr a crack at tha title. - Harris is ths sixth ranked heavyweight contender and Lis­ ton, a former Arkansas share, eroppsr, is rated No. 2 In ths Isavywalaht ranks. ; Harris, standing in a horse lot and u sin g.n fesd trough for n desk, signed fo r the boot Tuts* day. It web n typical backdrop fo r the "backwoods schoolteachOr’? build ap thst led him to a §100,000 ahot at Floyd Patterson's ■tie tem years ago. ‘ Listen sad Harris have been guaranteed $10,000 each, or an option o f g f per cant o f the gats Including TV profits. The fight will be held In Houston’s 10,000* peat Coliseum and will be beamed Via closed-circuit television to several Texas arenas and to New Orleans. Negotiations are also under way to sot up TV showings in BL Louis, Kansas City and Mllwau* hoe. base and this was via a walk. Although the Seminoies lost by ■ wide margin it wee a big night for the freshman on the team. Little Jack Caolo, who took over as eatcher in the second liming did a fine job behind the plate. In tha final lining it looked ae though he had started e rally tha Inst .two yean. Phils .And right m w tha P hi ore f a bast hut to *i t t *~s 11 to finish at tho bottom agaia this season. m_ when he singled sharply down the third base line. Riser then followed with a single to left but this is where the rally end­ ed. Friday night the Seminoies open their Orange Belt Confersonce season when they tske on Lake view of Winter Garden. The IfmpirM 'One-Two' Punch Of Dodgers Make Needed Everything Okay Again For Champs » THIS SEQUENCE shown Don Bitner, Chicago, III., as ho spun out on the first turn at Lakewood Park, in Atlanta, Ga., in the Lakewood 100 mile stock car race. Bitner turned over one time and then flipped end over end. He was trapped in the auto about 10 minutes before rescue workers got him out. An Atlanta hospital Hated his condition as fair. 'Dogfight' Shaping In NBA Playoffs BOSTON (U l’l) — A “ dogfight to the end" shaped up today betwsen the Boston Celtics and St. Louis with 8lhugo (81) Green leading ths Hawks right back into tho thick o f ths National Basketb a l l .Association championship playoffs. Green, one o f tbo NBA's, "litUs" plsyars at 6 fact t inchss, was the spark Tuesday night that enabled the Hawks to bars their talons for s 113-103 victory over ths CelUcs at ths Garden. Ths win, St. Louis' first hare all season, squared ths bast o f seven series at ona game apiece, with the action now shifting to St. Louis. Both gauss Saturday and Sunday afternoon will bo televised nationally, with the teams returning hare next Tuesday night. Boh Pettit paced ths Hawks in ths scoring roluinn with 36 points. But Gresn, in his third season in ths NBA after starring at Du* quesne, was ths key ever the sec­ ond half of ths game. Green got all o f his IS points hi ths last two periods. “ Green certainly wae tha big difference,’’ said Hawke coach Easy Kd MacAuley after the game. “ I was kind o f worried for a while, with our players getting so many fouls In tha first half, but 81 saved the day fo r us in the second half." Bill Shannon, who ted Boston with 30 points, echoed, the play­ ers’ thoughts whsn hs put it: "It would have been a big win for us, but it's going to be a dog­ fight now right down to the aeventh game." Green, 24, was beaming as ths players congratulated him for hit sparkling performance. " I ’m a lot looser now," he said. "I felt, bet­ ter out there. Sharman was play­ ing me tight in ths first half but then hs seemsd to lay o ff a bit— just enough for ms to put ths ball up there. And it seemed to be go­ ing in.” The Hawks needed ths win bad­ ly. They appeared tired and dis­ organised in ths opcntr hers Sun­ day, losing by 18 points. Thsy were down seven points h i ths half Tuesday night but put togeth­ er a 34-point third quarter and a 30-point final period to win going away. Boston's Hill Russell busted three playolf rebounding marks in the game, gathering in 40 for tho gams. Yovanovich Sets 'T orrid' Pace In Individual ABC Score Honors t . •. * ; | Yovanovich, who has scored eight sanctioned 900 games in bis 26-year career, storied his third team gams with a spars and than hit M «ti sight strikes. Hi*. 290 replaces ths previous top single effort o f 807 bowled by Jack Curry o f Lansing, Michigan, on March 18. This was Yovanovlch’s best sin­ gle game in 18 American Bowling Congress tournament appearanees. His previous was 264. He had troiible finding the CiltCAGO (U r i) National range as his opening two garnet Football League owners today were 167 and 178 and he ended turned to the making of a satis­ with a 826 series. factory exhibition gams schedule as one of few items left on the winter meeting agenda. The league owners brceicd PARKER. Arix. (UPI) - Hubert along according to schedule in Entrap of Seattle, Wash., Tues­ Tuesday's meeting, with the fol­ day set a world speed record of lowing results: 114.630 miles per hour for class —They received official confir­ F. Hydroplanes. Hs drove hla 14mation from club owner Walter foot "Sterfllte T oo." on Havaeu Wolfner that ths Cbieago Cardi­ Lake. nals would move to St. Louis. —They approved tho language of a resolution admitting the Dal­ las Cowboys as • new member of the league. —They discussed television but would ever market a "package h, * program" for TV. Eight of the 12 original teams now have contracts with one nettook no action. On the subject of television, League Commissioner Pete Rosel­ le said he doubted the league work (CBS), four are tied up with rights sold to sponsor*, and Dal­ las has yet to grant TV rights. TOLEDO, Ohio (U i’l ) — Bosco (Rosa) Yovanovich o f Akrort, Ohio, who wanned up to his ABC appearsi\ra with a pair o f 300 league games early this season, bowled the hlgheet Individual ■core in bowling’s big show with a 290 Tuesday night. NFL Owners Set Exhibition Talks Speed Record Rut not our Eddlt, a man in whom hope springs Infernal, Because it just may be that ths Phillies, who hava only two pitch­ e rs'w ith winning m a jor'league records and whose top big league hitter batted .StB, could have come up with the rookie o f the year. This young man’s name is Pancho Herrera, a 25-ysar-old Cuban whose power tsars loose the stitches in ths ball. He's a 6-foot, S-Inrh first baseman of 210 pow­ erful pounds who la being tried at second base. "W hy n o t!" asks Sawysr. "Ha can't do any worse than tha guys ws'vs had there before." The greyhound who had the fens buxzing In the season's open­ ing weeks seems destined to create an equal amound of excitement as the 92-day meet comes to a close at Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. O, B.'s Ample, who swept all honors In the first weeks, is a 5-to-2 choice on the morning line to grab hla fourth consecutive Grade-A triumph tonight in (he oval’s Grade-A feature, tha ninth •vent over tho five-sixteenthsmiles distance. The Oswald Brothers star will run from the lourth post position in his successful comeback after being sidelined during mid-sea­ son because of a leg strain. Tha hot ninth affair tonight will highlight a 10-event pro­ gram etertlng at 1:10. Tha current season ends with afternoon and evening action Monday, and this is the final Wednesday of pari­ mutuel competition until next winter. O. B.'s Ample will meet his strongest test in what is shaping up aa tha top five-sixteenths-mlla event of the year. Second-best early odds are assigned Ed's Black Putty who will scamper from the aecond post position. This 72-pounder has won six and placed in two event! out of nine trips to the starting gates. Happy Joe Lucky ie rated third on tbe morning line. The 10-tlme winner will gallop from tbe eightbog in feature action. Happy Joe, ■Iso a champion last season, is fresh from a 31.21-second victory. Ring Results McKF.ESPORT. Pa. (U PI) Chuck Taylor, 134, Detroit, knock­ ed out Bobby Speight, 134, Mon­ cton. N. Brunswick (IK LOS ANGELE8 (U PI) — John Smith, 114, Los Angeles, knocked out Billy Heater, 190, San Diese. Calif, (•). STOCKTON, Calif. (UPI) - B e n ­ ny, Casing, 121, Stockton, knocked out Al Wileber, 111, Los Ange­ les (6). Ex-Fighter Dies United Press taternattonal The champ waa in trouble, but a sudden left-right "one-two" punch — ha* everything okay again. Tbs world champion Los An­ gelas Dodgers were staggering just two days ago with four rrt r Bums' Still The Best, Alston Claims VERO BEACH (U PI) - Man* ager Walt Alston, an arch con­ servative, abandoned his accus­ tomed reticence today by com ­ ing right out and picking his world ehampioa Lea Angeles Dodera to win again. Atatoo doesn’t shoot it from tha roof topi, nor la ha taking out any paid advertiiementa in news­ papers, but when you ask him his opinion he gives R to you— straight from the ahoulder—and it’s obvious he still facia the Dod­ gers are the beat club in the Na­ tional League. "Y ou can’t halp being enthualastie with ell the fine looking youngsters we have," says the Dddger manager. "Look at the job they did for u* last year. And now wa have even more." The added youngsters Alston refers to are out-sited Frank Howard and Tommy Davit in ad­ dition to a flock of pitchers who, even if they are not quite ready this year, guarantee the Dodgers a strong pitching staff for the fu­ ture. Howard, a 23-year-old bonua baby out of Ohio State who it 6-feet-6 and weight 245, hat been the rage of the Dodgers’ camp. The Dodgers’ brass claims he al­ ready la a better fielding first baaeman than Pittsburgh’s Dick Stuart and that be has more power. He batted .356 for Vic­ toria of tbe Texae League In 63 games last year and .316 in 76 garnet with Spokane of the Paci­ fic Coast League. Alston hopaa Howard can win the first base Jqj although moat of hit axpericnca has been in tbe outfield. The Lot Angeles, pilot also hopes Davit can break into the outfield. Davis, only 21, bat­ ted .345 with Spokane where he drove in 71 runt and hit 16 hom­ ers. If both Howard and Davis win jobi with the Dodgers, there la little question that tha club’s at­ tack will be improved. Both are right-handed long-ball hitters who promise to do well against the left field screen i t Lm Angeles Coliseum. Assuming Howard holds down first bate; veteran Gil Hodges will be shifted to third. " I ’d also move Charlie Neal back to shortstop and Jim Gil­ liam over to second base," Al­ ston says. Should the experiment flop, Al­ ston always can go back to his former infield alignment of 'G il­ liam at third, smooth-fielding Maury Wills at abortatop, Neal at second and Hodges at first. That still gives him a strong defenaiva infield. The Dodgers aiao are adequate­ ly protected in the outfield wheth­ er or not Davit measures up. Veteran Duka Snider, who hit .308 last year, driving in 88 runs and clouting 23 homers, will be back in center with Don Demetcr at hit understudy. Wally Moon, a .302 hitter last year, can play cithar left or right field. That, loo, will depend on how Davit docs. Carl Furlllo, who made hit presence felt down the stretch last September, looks like ha wants his old right field job back again and nothing pleases Alston more. The big problem will be which other outfielders to keep. Chuck Esstgian looks a cinch to stick. That atilt Iravte Ron Fairly, Rip.Repulaki and Sandy Amoros. CAMERAS Photography Supplier 1 • Day Developing Serviro WIEBOI.DT CAMERA SHOP S it B. Park i Sauferd. Pit. ■ i o ins, Perkins Meet In TV Bout CHICAGO (U PI) — National Boxing Enterprises attempts to please both television and stadi­ um fans tonight with three 10round bouts, only one o f tbem an video. TV fena will tee lightweight Chico Rollins of New York bat­ tle Eddie PerklM of Chicago. But once tbe camera* have been turned off, middleweight* Rudy Ellis, Covert,. Mich., end Jesse Smith, Chicago, witl meet in a 10 round match and then Ernest Terrell, Chicago and Lee Wil­ lis ma, Boston, will fight a 10 round haavyweight brawl. "U ’a an effort to boost our gate," NBE matchmaker Bennie Bentley eaid. " I don’t know whether it will succeed, but I think we ought to do a littia battor at tha gate." Recent erowda for TV fights In the ttadlum have run around 1,000 and frequently lest. "It’s an affort to recapture the fight audience who’s been stay­ ing home looking at talevlsioa,” Bentley eaid. PHILADELPHIA (U PI) - Funeral services win be held Fri­ day for Vinee Forgiona, 64, wel­ ter and -middleweight contender Florida’s 177,006 bet colonies of the tote I920'a and early 1936's. He died of a heart ailment Mon­ produced an average of St pounds •f boney per "h iv e" In 1866. day. Nightly K 8:10 P.M. 3 M ATINEES WEEKLY Wedneadty, F ridiy ft Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY • Hoaled Staads • C lu bh otiM Jerry Collins, Co-Owaer • Valot Parking Sorry, No Minors t o u te d 9 mile* Sea lb e f gsaferd aa Highway 17-99 Tara Waal at Bad Arrow M»re HONE lor your M O N BY ! -iy-V. . 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Clem Labino poliabed i d -a Tuesday's shutout, giving up a n v , hit io tha last two innings. Tha defeat snapped a five-gams card winning streak. Pacing dm champs’ 10-hit attack wore an) Card Wally Moon with a double and a triple and Don Zimmer with two doubles. Zimmer has been reported on tha trading block — and so has Roy Sievera, the Washington Sen­ ators' slugger who belted tw o . « homers in Tuesday’s 5-4 victory L." over the Chicago White Sox. Har­ mon Killebrcw alio homered for the Senators and rookie Don Dobbek whacked a two-run double no Pedro Ramot got tha win. Sievera supposedly has bean o f­ fered to the White Sox. who muet be more impressed than ever. In other Grapefruit Leaguo garnet Tuesday, the Philadelphia Phils snapped the Pittaburgh PIrates’ tl-game winning streak, I s 7-2; the Milwaukee Brave* just lasted to nip Detroit, 7-8: Cleve. land rallied for a 7-6 win over Bolton; the Yankees beat Kansas City, 4-1; tha Chicago Cubs held on for a 7-6 win over San Fran­ cisco; Bob Friend went the route for the Pirates’ " B " learn in a 5-0 victory over the Dodgera " B " team: and Cincinnati battered Baltimore at night, 9-1. straight exhibition loeeee. But now aouthpaw Podres’ 7-3 route-going win over tbe New York Yankee* Monday bea‘ been followed by Dryedale’e more brilliant 9-6 triumph ever the St. Louie Cardi­ nals Tuesday. As n result, the Dodgers are HIGH. Reconstruction o f tho Atlantic Coast Bins Railroad La E. Bates, Chief Engineer M l a a r t tread earns ths start a f tbo regular campaign, If ha c ttoa for your retire w l — self, flab tot , P. O. Baa IMS C U R T IS H O M E S Orlaada Ml M ild chnrkod tha whole thing aad ------— i— I C* •.•f Sanford Greyhound baseball club officiate today announced game will be played under the (hey were in need of M ires, ad­ lights at Memorial Stadium. dressee* and phone numbers of With the fine Job turned in by local men who qualify as um­ Riser on the mound he could be pires and would like to enroll as the one to bring tbe Seminoies “ spare" Florida State League Into the win column. If they are umpires for 1960. League headquarters notified able to start out as they hava been finishing they could have General Manager Peter Schaal today that a staff of eight um­ a belter than average season. pires had been chosen, but that at least one “ spare" umpire should be enrolled In each of the league’ s eight cities. Salary will be the same aa that paid a regular umpire and, during the several times of the year when NatioMl Association umpire supervisors are visiting in tha league, valuable Instruction will also be given. Local persons •feeling they are qualified should write to "San­ ford Greyhounds, Rox 102, San­ ford, giving full details aa to previous experience, conditions under whieh the person might be available, and salary expect­ ed. 0. B. Ample Top Featured Race Choice Tonight There's Hope For Phillies Yet NEW YORK (U PI) — There's • ray ad light today In ths Phils delphla story and It's ths only thing that koepa Eddie Sawyer ■sing a safety rasor. Sawyer to a lovely guy who doesn't beat his wife, doesn't klek his dog and, ae manager o f the PhUUea, doesn't hava anywhere asar enough major league play* are. It's as frustrating as run­ ning oa ths Rapubllcan ticket in Mississippi or bailing out o row­ boat during a cloudburst. "Wo limped horns," ho said afttor o m hectic road trip last tea son, "Ilka tha Confadcrates re­ treating through Richmond." Tha Phlladtlphla story la a sog­ g y w a , limp from tha countlsss tear* o f it* fans over a 69-year opaa la which tha d o b won two Btsiaanta. Ona came in 1916 and it waa a ooul-aearchlng 86 year* before they got another. Slnca 1900, the PhuUle Phillies hava toot mors games than any other team which was able to tost to o m city without being rua out of town fo r impersonating a base­ ball club. In 41 o f those 69 years the club finished in the second division and t9 times was aither seventh er eighth. Tbo eta tiatics o f tho team's masquerade are tragic, la the 16 tcaaona from 1918 through 1948 tho chib finished fifth once, sixth oaea, seventh a total of aU times and tost eight times — five o f those coming to a row. It also dead last, tost, aa apt apt adjective, Was data ad, Wanfnrh frrali beating, •• lam ing. A quality boas a beautiful retting — at a prim M a t ha" o �9 l|f tu to r! fe ra l! Wed. March SO. 1960— Page 9 g i r l / s h e s h o p s a t \.v .i t i l ■ Tii« T IP The Highway Dinar on Hwy. IT•2 touth of Sanford haa become the Jet Inn Restaurant and home style cooking is the word there. Alice and Leon Wadell recently took over management of the diner and plin to add a new dining room to It. The Inn'a specialties are goulash with salad and French bread, and Italian spaghetti and meat balls. JAMES M. .McDDNAl.I) ^ 9 James M. McDonald. Jackson B. Harrison and Thomas B. Forsythe, three seamen serving at the San­ ford Naval Air Station have been recommended for officer training at Annapolis. They have already passed their officer aptitude screening and phy­ sical exams and must now prove their aeademie ability in the Navy wide examination scheduled for June -I. Passing the June exam, they will be ordered'to Balnbridge, lid ., to prepare for the entrance exams as Secretary of the Navy Appointments to the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. McDonald it now assigned to the Air Intelligence Section of the Staff, Commander Heavy Attack Wing One. Harrison ia assigned to the Readiness Section of the Staff and Forsythe is serving in the per­ sonnel office. As required to be eligible, all niree three ire are unmarried high school graduates, JACKSON HARRISON The big band wagon Is about to roll at Seminole High as stu­ dents get ready for the annual student council elections Friday. Twenty-eight students had reg­ istered to run in the SHS elec­ tions Tuesday. The winners vot­ ed into office by SHS juniors, sophomores and freshmen will Many Florida Students Holding Part-Time Jobs GAINESVILLE (UPI) — More than 10 per cent o f University o f Florida students are holding parttime jobs. The university said Tuesday 1,262 o f 11,56:1 students enrolled this semester are employed on campus. The total working on campus Inrludes 12 per cent o f the men students and 8 per cent of the co-eds. THOMAS H. FORSYTHE Quotable Quotes United Pres* latensatiesial (5ARDF.N CITY. Kan. - Waller Hickock, whose son R1 hard Eugene lUckock and Perry Edward Smith were sentenced to death for the slayings of farmer Herbert Clutter, Clutter's wife end two ef their three children: “ My boy never had a chance in represent their classmates on the this town. . . . 1 figured that would student council. The top offices open are the be the verdict all the time.'1 four student posts of president, GRAND PRAIRIE, Tax. - Coy vice president, secretary and treasurer of the student body. Hubtrt Htrrin, 24, who facet bur­ President of the student body glary charges for trying to force is the. highest elective honor a open the dog pens at tha Grand Prairie Pound: Seminole High pupil can win. “ I Just don't like to toe dugs Right below the big four eome the class offices. Each class ex- penned up." cept the senior group, will pick JACKSONVILLE - Mrs. Doreea a president, vice president, sec­ retary, treasurer and chaplain. Faulkner, Mating that her S-yaarThe class officers represent their old soa learned to read by watch­ classes while the student body o f­ ing brand names and written signa ficers preside over the student on television: “ Wt never iried to push him to­ council and the whole student ward books. He pieked U all up oa population. Any student can register this his own." week by signing the registration LONDON—Laborlta member of book in the school office. Anyone who has a 2.5 average, or better, Parliament Marcus Upton, com ­ plaining about tha huge, goldplatsd can run in the election. “ We're trying to get as many eagle that ia to be mounted oa the people a* we can to run, to make roof of the new U. S. Embassy: “ The eagle is a fin# bird, but the election interesting, Student Body President Charles Bogan I don't «e e why they should put a whopping big one up la somebody said Tuesday. The student body officers are else'a capital." trying to gel use of the county voting machines as they did last year. This will save effort 1« counting votes and will give the students some experiefice in what voting is actually like, Bogaa TALLAHASSEE (UP1>—Lake said. Conway property ownere who Next year's freshmen will have want to dredge eand out o f tho their election when they become lake to repair sreslon won't have high school students in the fall. to pay for tha sand, the trustees As of Tuesday, sis students had qualified to run for student body o f ths Internal Improvement Fund offices; nine for senior data of­ ruled Tuesday. Normally a yardage price mu«t fices, one f«r junior office and II be paid for such sand. But the for sophomore posts. trustee* ruled recent high water On* doren graded larga egga and floods created an emergency must weigh not Use (nan 24 which justified free dredging. Orange County authorities, ths ouncea per doren, according to USDA and Florida Department of trustees cautioned, must approva before such removal ran be made. Agriculture alandirdi. A FOOD KING BONELESS ^ MAXWELL HOUSE J iCOFFEEi Vsi I 1 l i e L,ml* 1 Lb. QUARTERS U.S.D.A. GRADED CHUCK FOOD KING Florida Grade A W HOLE Lake Property Owners Get Break WASHINGTON (UPI) — An opera a 1a g a r , Shakaepearean scholar,—top Industrialists and un­ ion leaders will Join tonight in a program glorifying eoal. A new song — "Coal Power* America'* Future" — will be sung In public for tha first time. And soma ef tha nstlon’a big­ gest coal operatora will present a r a n edition of Bhakespeara'a plays to a man they once reviled—John L. Lewis, president emeritua of •he United Min* Workers. These varied events will taks place at a banquet sponsored by the National Coal Tolley Confer­ ence, Inc., a lobbying gruup made wp o f mine owners, UMW leaders, and officials o f railroads, utilities, and mining machinery firms. The objective is to convince the 160 congressmen expected to at­ tend that cual Is a reliable source o f fuel that should be given equal treatment with oil, natural gas and other fuels, Lewis, however, ia txpected to take the spotlight. In a bit of poetic juitiea, the eoal operators decided to give him a costly set of Shakespeare’s plays published in 17PU with an­ notations by Dr. Samuel Johnson. The 80.year-old former miners' chief quoted freely from the Bard’s works to taunt min* op­ erator* during strike-ridden liargaining in past years. Now, however, Lewie and the operators are cooperating to pro­ mote the sale o f eoal and to seek legislation to giva tha industry greatar tax benefits. Hepatitis Cases Up Over 1959 JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — The State Boai-d o f Health Tuesday reported 187 rases of Infectious hepatitis in Florida so far this year, compared to only 42 at this time In 1868, Many cases at Jacksonville boosted the total. The bouid said heavy concentrations of the virus liver infection were also leportcd from the Gainesville and Miami areas. I.ast year a record-breaking -'142 cases were reported in Florida. To date in IDfiO, Duval County has reported 44 cases, more than all last year. All-Star Golf NEW YORK (UPI) - Sammy Jimmy Snaad, Cary _ |Mlddlecnff, , vil | , ....... Dcmsrct and Jackie Burke, four of the tournament circuit’s lop players, have signed to play In a round-robin ISO.OOO “ inaich-uMhe century" to he filmed for ABC's Limit 3 Please SUNNYLAND’S I . Mr». Boor |« a roallst. Sho tikes tho troth unadorned. On# day tho trlod Mrs. Filbert'* Margarine all by ittolf. * \ PLANTATION OLD FASHION 1 U.S.D.A. (o iu il& J u t L jt t ) 12 Oz. Bottles GRADED CLUB ISTEAK 0%12 BIRDSEYE TURNIP 7 (h . Pkgn. GREEN GIANT PRIMER A SPAGHETTI 69* FOOD KING BLACK EYE No. 303 Can 37* PEAS 21* ^ in . 14 A CORN 45* KETSUP 27' ^M Cut C0LLARDS 39‘ BEANS 21' 1 D06 FOOD 5* c 1 NOW 2 Fabulous Markets GREENS BIRDSEYE Cream Style Og. pkge. HEINZ. Tomato Oz. Btl. ALL 1 Lb. CANS S. Ant a little ska by itself. That’s tha moment of troth for any margarine! 4. She found! Mrs. Filbert's was cool and dalkata sweet ••and then gone! BIRDSEYE CHOICE 10 . O k. Pkgn. 8T0KEI.Y No. 303 Can YOUR 1 CHOICE ROXY 4 . Tha othar margarines Kara boon trying far yean la match (Me latla ovality. f . But Mrs. Filbert's Margarlna has always lasted noticeably batter. Q u IgI oo# IIIcg Claim That's tha w ay wa ova about tha affairs of our suitomart. It could bo no olhar way. b ii §m i m ffM09 km t f » tfsaaoland dekoto sweat la tost# and than gang! A M ARKETS SA V IN G S 1100-13th St. Goldsboro Sanford Are. et 4th St. each ! vssss/A �Nikita Doing His Best To Reopen 0 Old Wounds While Touring France : WASHINGTON tUPI) The Democratic aenatorial campaign chief today deplored Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler'a repeated challenges to the South and said they were dam­ aging the party. " I sincerely hope that Butler’s statements are not a calculated - move to drive the South com ­ pletely out of the Democratic Party,” Sea. George Smathers (D-Fla.) told United Press InftrnaUonal. As chairman of the senatorial campaign committee, Smathers’ job la to try to get Democrats elected to the Senate. He is ex­ pected to - be Florida's favorite . ■» . - Nikita Promises Children H e 'll. Work For Peace VERDUN, Franc# (U PI)-B oviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchav promised two little children taday be would do all he could te moke sure they would “ never know what war ia.M Khrushchev made the Matemeat in a bey ead girt in KusMan paasaat uniforms who greet­ ed him when he arrived at the World Wor I battlefield af VerThe two youagstori greeted the premier and delivered ■ short spsseh, asking him to bolp main­ tain world poact. “ We will do ell we can In or­ der that peace reign on tbo earth . and that children shall never know what wor la,” Khrushchev •aid. Verdun is a word that rings an - anti-German b*U in the mind af , nearly (very .Frenchman. Not only were thousands af Frenchmen killed at Verdun in the Meuse Jtlvar battles of World War I, but it was a major bastion against, the German invader* in W O. Electronic Study Planned By Army WASHINGTON (U P !) The Army has mapped a two- year study o f tbo frightening possibili­ ty that the myraid of electronic devices employed by a modern fighting force might Jam each ether in combat. Rating tbo problem on# “ o f atmost importance to the national defense,” the Army is seeking II,TOO,PM from Congress te get the study gelaf at its electronic proving ground nt Ft. Hauchuce, LOUISVILLE. Ky. (UP1) There ahooldn’t be a law prohibiting the smoking of cigarettes bat there should bo one requiring cigarette manufacturers to print tbo tars and nicotine contents of their products on every pack, in tha opinion of a famous statis­ tical scientist. Dr. K. Cuylcr Hammond is co ­ author o f the Hammond-Horn study upon whleh is based much o f Uio widespread conviction among aclentisU that cigarette smoklaa and lung cancer are di­ rectly connected. The HammondH«m report is one of the moat frequently quoted af alatlsticel documents. Prohibition would no more work against amoking than H workad against alcohol and anyway, ho continued, his “ high regard for Individual freedom" makes him opposed to prohibition of eigayettei. “ Som* sort o f restrictions on cigarette advertising 'might be eon candidate for the presidential nomination. Butler, who long hak been ruf­ fling Southern Democratic lead­ e n , recently warned them that their convention delegates may not be seated If their stales' Democratic presidential electors are not pledged te the national ticket. Last weekend be invited South­ erners loyal to the national party to tend rival delegation! to the national eonventi a if that pledge it not made. “ I cannot understand bow But­ ler's statements, which are cal­ culated to aggravate and inflame the feelings of Southern political leaders, can poatlbly do the Dem­ ocratic Party any good," Smathera commented. 'Division* and accentuation o f divisions will not result is greater unity or strength within the party. . . " Scientists Suggest Landing Microphones On Mars, Venus Honest Escapee May Get Pardon TALLAHASSEE (U F I )-A le x ander T. Evans, who gave himself up to police IS years after he escaped from Halford State Prison may nag have te serve all- tha 17 months bo owes the stale. Deputy fltate Prison Director IL B. Gramling said Monday that Evans, 17, an anemploysd mecha­ nic from Elisabeth, N. 3., may get n medical release er a conditional pardon. Lund Withdraws From State Race TALLAHASSEE (U P I)-W lth the primariee about a month away, candidates continue to drop by the wayside. Latest te withdraw Is Arnold Lund o f Daytona Bench, who was running for Republican national committeeman. His withdrawal leaves four can­ didates in the race. Another, Harry Chadwick o f Bt. Peters burg, bowed eat earlier. WASHINGTON (UP1) Man ahould land microphone! on Mara and Venus te listen for any livini croaturea, a group of space scientists auggeata.. This was one of dozens of rec­ ommendations made by the space science board of the National Aeademy of Sciences in two re­ ports on moon and planet explor­ ation issued Tuesday night. Dr. Kdward R. Dyer of the space board staff said.the llkeli- hood that neighboring planets harbor any kind of life capable of making a sound la “ very, very remote.” But, be said, “ we don’t want te overlook anything.** Dr. Harold C. Urey, Nobel prize-winner who prepared Uw reports, said, “ It can be con­ sidered a reasonable expectation that life does exist on Mars . . and it Is possible that Ufa may be present on Venus. SALE STARTS A T » A . M., THURSDAY Neglected Six Gaining Strength PORTLAND, Ore. (U P f) — A •lek end half- starved brood o f elx children, two o f their afeUr* al­ ready dead, gained strength in a hospital today while authorities considered charging their parents with neglect. The children, ranging la age from three months te nine years, were living in a three-room shark, were suffering from malnutrition and resulting ailments, Including running sores. considered but would be diffi­ cult te enforce without restricting freedom of speech,” ho said. “ However, I think the manufac­ turers should not only be allowed but required to make known the tar and nieotlna content of their brands.” Hammond was one of the- sci­ entists who spoke on lung cancer at a seminar on cancer research sponsored by the American Can­ cer Society. He is the eodety's director of atatistlral research. Dr. Michael B. Shimkln, chief of biometrics and epidemiology of tbo National Cancer Institute, said lb* scientific case against cigarettes was a major “ break­ through” in tbo war against can­ cer. “ Tbs elimination of the ciga­ rette habit would reduce the inci­ dence if lung cancer M per rent, a saving or somo 10,000 deaths from lung cancer per year,” he •aid. 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I f Rrg. o f them by reUxation while we sleep nr rest; and many are corrected accidentally. A doctor o f Chiropractic is the only one trained to locate and adjust a nubluxaUon. If you aak a Chiropractor he will toll you that a aubluxation la a alight misalignment o f a vertebra causing an In­ terference with the vital nerve force flow from the brain to that part o f the body lu x a t i o n .” It auppliod by the affected probably doesn't nerves. VALUES to $239.54 KatUa Sofa — ALL WITH FOAM (By DR. F. LEO KERWJN) A oubluxatloo can ha the forerunner or encephalitis, infantile paralysis, or men­ ingitic; and tha predisposing causa of such common allmanta as cqids, influents, corn throat, rheuma­ tism and pains of ail kinds. Vary few people are familiar with the word “ Sub- BEDROOM SUITES SHARPLY REDUCED BURBRR CUSHIONS Krg. |23f Hidr-A Had with Foam Kubbar Cuahlou and • Matlrra* .................................. Krg. 9IMA# Conluur Chair >-; eapert Wember von Hraun show­ ed the Senate Space Committee Tufaday color movies of the fir­ ing Monday of two of Saturn's eight engines on a test stand at HuntavUte, Ala. —’LL Col, Howard R. Schmidt, ehlef of the Atomic Energy Com­ mission’s nuclear rocket section, said a combination ehcmieal and atomic rocket, capable of landing 11 tods gcnUy on the moon could bo perfected hi IS years.' Mather's Price Smashing Pre - Inventory Happiness Through Health frighten you aa would the mention of aome of tha above conditions, yet the affect of aubteaation ia alow death ttadf. According te authorities it W impoaoibte te got aiak without firat havtef o ouhlooatino. Forty*Otair. o«r bodioa aocreet moat Other scientists havt guessed that if Ihera are plants on Mars, there also may be tome sort of animal life which feeds on the vegetation. * Microphones rocketed te Mars might detact such crea­ tures X they exist, Dyer said. Other space developments: —U. S. scianUata have success­ fully conducted the first ground test of the Saturn rocket designed te propel men and heavy loads te the moon and planets. Rocket special groups to address official “ rest” periods. His theme: Europe is living un­ der the menace of militarism ai new aggression; a German pea treaty is necessary to peace; and military groupings such os NATO must go. in a nation which had fought three major wars against Ger­ many ia less than 100 years, B was impossible for him not te •trike somo reoponsivo chords. French suspicion of a r a s u c ^ gent Germany had delayed erg*i* , isatioe of NATO, and tha West European Common Market in which West Germany and Fraoce now are the major partners. But whatever effect Knrashcbov might be having with dm French man in the street. Fieeideot Charles DeGaulle was the mat with whom ho bed to deal. It was the Bret meeting between the two and It bed Ms iaf| tere sting aspects. S ( M ^ 10 % - 2 0 % - 3 0 % - 4 0 % - 5 0 % O M 4 j w W . Krg. 97>A# Cteb Chair ....... 9 You the barbecue dinners. Shown, from left, John McDonald, Nancy Foster, Mrs. Helen WaM, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Foster, Jack Hope, Mrs. Bernard Wolford 8 r„ Mrs. Flornnct Lyons, Bernard Wolford S r., Mrs. Florence Mnpes and Bob Caruthern. (Herald Photo) TURNING OUT FOR BARBECUE to make contrihu. tiona to the Porter Lanaing Fund waa thin group which was part o f the crowd of supporters of the fund estab­ lished by the Elks Club, Moose Lodge and County Sports­ men's Assn. A total o f $200 was raised by the sale o f By PHIL NEWSOM • in Foreign EdHor A little less bouncy, trim more often then smiling, Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita Khrushchev was So­ las bis beat to reopen old wounda tble laat week. Scarcely bad he ,aet foot on French aoil than he reminded his hoata of “ the unexploded delayedaction mine* and bomba atill on Soviet and French territory." The Soviet sews agency Taaa, reporting Khruahcbev’ a first day la Paris, made pointed reference to the “ Nasi butchers" who kill­ ed resistance fighters. Before a French-Soviet friend­ ship group he accused West Ger­ man Chancellor Koorad Adenauer of trying to upset the results o' World War II. if the French had hoped by Jam-packing Khrushchev's official schedule to prevent his using his Franck .visit ae a propaganda platform, they had failed. For Khrushchev made public speeches at every opportunity, oven Hading �New Traffic Light Should Be A Help ALICE IN WONDERLAND Drivers now will have to observe atop and go regulations rovided by a new traffic signal at French Ave. and 25th St. hich city workmen installed yesterday. • This busy intersection, with the added hazard of entry and exit at the supermarket parking area, had become a aerioua problem during peak traffic hours. We're glad that this signal was installed and hope it will save some fender scraping and possible injuries to bodies aa well as tempers. These installations cost a .good bit of money and don’t come easy in present budgets, but we hope city, county and state will continue to regulate traffic wisely Ipcause it's a sad fact that some of our drivers need regulat­ ing right out from behind ithe wheel. Herman ia worried about ca­ tering the aalen field for he aaya he waa not bora with s "gift of | b a b .” You raa eaaily learn a top-notch or "canned” aalea talk, to don't fret about being quiei or taciturn. Good aaleaman aro “ made,” no4 •*bocn” that way! CASK K-415: Herman W., agt-d 1.1, haa had two yeara o f college and haa apent threa yeara working in a factory. “ Rut, Dr. Crane.” he began, ^ u r plant cloaed down laat month and I have been out o f work ever alnce. "So I have been thinking about getting Into the aalea field where 1 could be on my own. “ But I don't have that ‘gift of gab’ that aaleamen ate aupponed to poaaeaa, eo would I lie a aucceaa!” A good aaleaman ia not ••Itorn” but ia “ mada” by atudying the fe o p e r atrategy. Ahd that “ gift of gab” ia really •ot an Inborn factor but ia ac­ quired. Any ahy, timid rhential or tnaehiniat, accountant or farmer (in­ trovert, ran aoon become a amooth talker and aucceaaful aaleaman, juat aa a non-pianiatl can likewlae beroma adept at the keyboard It he juat practice* the proper action. I f you want to be a aucceaaful feleaman, you need bralna and a lot o f haalth to aland up under a tough schedule of rebuff*. For Inatance, the standard life Insurance formula demands that a aaleaman make 40 calls. Of these, ha will rata only IS interview*, for S5 will slam the door or divert him from taring them. And of those IS interviews, the average insurance aaleaman makes but ONE aalct feS o, even when h« does put on sale* Interview, ha loaas 14 time* against'only ONE sucres* par week I Even the cellar occupants In the major baseball leagues wins one out o f every three games! So aaleamen need vitality, verve and plenty o f sleep to start every day afresh. If married, they ahould have "cheer leader” wive* who bolster their waning spirits at ght instead of throwing a "wet anket” over their drooping mor­ ale. Shy, introvertive folks ran o ff­ set their stage fright with a lot of determination. And, with practice, they will « D A ILY A CB O M LScratintaa B. Defrauds 11. Ear part 13. TV hare, Jim -----SB. Afresh >oon have a memorised or “ can- . net!” aalea talk down pat. Don’t i try to skip that vital rule for sue- 1 ce»a, namely, a canned sales talk. | To help extrovert your person- , ality, enroll in my Complimrnl1 Club, paying threa honest compli­ ment* each day for 10 coniecutivr days. Join a Toaatmaater'i Club or talk in church and at various club meetinga to qollah up your public speaking. A salesman must build up his own clientele, which will usually stick to him, rrgardleaa of what firm he represents. Thus, if he leavrs one company,! he ran usually take most of his former clients with him to a rival , firm. And,If he has finnlly developed 500 satisfied customers, even if one of them quits or die* or moves elsewhere, it doesn't reduce his inconn very much. Resides, he ran soon recruit a new customer to re­ place the old. WASHINGTON - Tick up the Rut in other salaried jobs, he haa only ONK boss. If that one phone and ask th» man at Trea­ dislike* him, or sell* the husineia sury what the national debt is to­ or wants to Insert a relative, the day. And he rcrli the figure off hapless employs is out of lurk. Thus, salesmen have 500 to 1,000 as painlessly a* a siring o( bingo "bosses in the form of their rut- numbers; t290.20i.675.S70.5a. turners, so they have lop job se­ •That’ * the deepest we've been curity. In the hole in all our history. Rut pick worthwhile merchan­ And tomorrow it may be even dise, not fly-by-night stuff. And send for nty booklet "New deeper. Psychology o f Salesmanship,” en­ You atop by ihc Rurrau of closing a stamped, return envel­ I.abor Statistics lo check on the ope. plus 20c (non-profit |. latest soundness of our dollar. (Always write lo Dr. Crane in And you find the dollar, worth loo car* o f this newspaper, enclos­ cents in 1919. is now worth only ing a long 4r stamped, address­ 46 cents. It'* never been worth ed envelope and 20c to cover less. typing and priming coals when With a buck that'* more than you send for one of hia book­ halt shot before you earn it, and let*.) with taxes taking about a (ourlh of what's left after you got It, what are the people doing about it? Nothing much, except complain-ing. One fellow out In Oklahoma City NEW YORK (U PI)—The United had been getting so worked up Stales must support the national­ about it that he finally hopped ist movements of Africa which are an an airplane and came to largely the outgrowth o f Christ­ Washington for a one-day stay to ian teachings, the Rev. Billy Gra­ do something about it. ham said Tuesday on hla return He started up a national "I'm from a lour of that conlinrnt. For a Sound Dollar" campaign. Graham lashed out a "apart­ Coming up lo pirrt him. I ex­ heid," as a policy that never pected to find a crackpot-type, a worked and never would work. phony patriot the likes of whirh He said the friendship of Africa Washington often unwittingly ia in the balance and that America plays hoii lo. Instead, I found a must show its sympathy and back­ lanky, wide-eyed, country-boy ing for the independence of na­ tions just awakening. Graham Urges African Support WASHINGTON ( UPI) - A Flor­ ida official told Ihr White House Youth Conference Tuesday that "it Is high lime America began lo demand at least a high school education aa the standard for every boy and girl.” Young peoplr who do not complete high school represent a prob­ lem group in American life and are the "moat likely candidates for drlinqurncy ami crime and skid row and reform school and *3. Vex ■.Any M l drink * ■ a m «xm traded) IA. Plata IK Bax taglae If. Antonyma IK Ardor SKUnadrttmt tL T iea S3. Fa that 34. Journey SK Its* high •tad . D A ILY ACROSS 3. Records, M music quickly Children**. S. A. turning prison," according lo Jamra T. Vocrllc. chairman of Ihc Florida Industrial Commission. Vorclh- said that 26 million post­ war liable* will enter the labor market as young adult* in this decade, amid prrdicliona that seven and a half million of them will not have finished high school. "If we let Ihcac predictions come true, II will he a tragedy (hat can turn the prospect* for the 'sizzling sixties' into the ‘sorry sixties',” ho said. V the federal government to break down the racial customs of the South. It ia a (act that Sen. John T. Kennedy Is a Roman Catholle and a front contender for the 1MO Democratic nomination. But K la issues of race and racial relations which inflame the South today and which will burst with nuclear impact among the Lea Angeles delegates. Something must give in a situs* lioo of that kind. What gives and who ia politically killed or wounded when h happens will be the main story of the Lot An* gelea convention. By DICK WF.ST WASHINGTON turn - l don’t know much more about Karl Marx than the average Russian knows about Grourho. But one of hi* economic theories seems to have stuck in my memory. I recall reading some place that Marx predicted capitalism would eventually fall of ila own weight hy producing more than it could consume. Thought* like this made Marx nervous. So he lorked himself up in hi* study, told his wife lo keep the kids quiet, then invented Com­ munism. The Marxian doctrine ha* been pretty well picked to piece* hy now ami I think 1 have spotted still another flaw In his theory. Marx (ailed lo reckon with U. S. armed services. I mean some of our warriors arc doing more than merely protecting us from ihc military threat of Communism. Thry also are patriotically doing their bit to protect us from over-production. Some of the wayg In which this la done are described In a report prrparrd by the staff of the House Appropriations Committee. However, from the tone of the re­ port t gathered that the commit­ tee feels we would ho better off without this extra protection. Take, for example, the ease of the expendable flashlight*, which the Army Signal Corps purchased for a West Coast air base. They were *o defective, the report laid, "they were locally known as ilngle-use Items, to be thrown away Hit first time the twitch failed to work instantly." You ran tee how this elathet with, the Marxian theory. B] throwing away flashligbia •Bet using them once, we need never worry about over-production. Nor did Marx aver dream Utal the Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot could rut 752 items off at its shoe inventory and atilt have 119 different kinds of military footwear left. The report laid the stock could be further reduced at a saving of $50,000 on paperwork aloes “ if the Marine Corps ca t ho persuaded lo abandon its require­ ment for a ipccial mahogany fin­ ish shoe leather.” But I think wa can coup! am the Marina Corps to confound Marx by remaining diitinctively shod. Where Msrx really underrated us was In the field of footlocker*. He couldn't have known that an air base in Germany would order 300 footlockcra from the United Stales when they were available at a supply depot nearby. Certainly he couldn't have fore­ seen the mix-up that caused SO,ooo, Instead of 300, footlockers to be shipped to the base at a coat of tioo.ooo. All ot this Is further evttM t* that Starx was oft base. I ' M hop* wa don't go broke p if t a f l VA financing NOW AVAILABLE HIGH Z DRY — " South P i n e c r e s t -----LUXURIOUS — 3 Bedroom — 2 Bath Homes AVAII.AIII.K FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Wad. March SO, '60— Page 11 90. G row ing « t f SI. Radlntd 33. Taka pa*. K Pigpen 33. Evan lr"K P ^ S .flijl] K Washing. (poet.) E‘r s Im N M ton was ana 24. Unit am B o o rlMoWTO T. Smalls of R_ r A* 9 act Setarear. SssSay. **4 cketeemesi a«Mka*a g S y e S S a u T Cbrtela i* law matter ■**«•» at. SSIB i t aka Pne* Mat*, nf k s z r ' j ae the Art •* Cwawit «f Matt* a, 1ST*. T0 , a .n '« a* a « ... ■her mi I t . Call.* Pi —a wblrU to .■(**!.* ee.laaM r as it* ana fee eeenblleattae ef *U aka toeal aewa printed Intkto 1* I*"*2 r W U T U suat.ow. xait.r *w p m im m . B T t t l i 4- ctaeiau, aa»«ew*i»e ataaaaw j a c k Ttuaa c s c b l ia r t a n a ■•■•etna Bataan i « i« i » M k w T~% 7•r - wr (accL) AS. German w Bark SOUTH PINECREST RENT. HOMES PRICED FROM p 22 □ r to l_l w\ ["" »* □□ — Mama Your personal satisfaction is guar­ anteed on the construction o f each Pinecrest Home for one full year or your down payment and closing costs refunded. During the laat aeveral day* you have witneaaed (he effect of hnrd mine and improper drainuge. You are invited In come oul and ace for ynurnelf the high nnd dry ground in SOUTH PINECREST, due In adequate drainage. Enjoy Florida living aa you never have before. ie Finest Florida Living in SOUTH PINECREST KIDDIE PARK — BASKETBALL COURT “ TENNIS COURT EVERY SOUTH PINECREST HOME WITH THESE PLUS FEATURES O. K. RANGE AND REFRIGERATOR FURRED & PLASTERED WALLS WALL FURNACE CITY WATER A SEWER tIT Y FIRE A POLICE PROTECTION • > 1. Mulberry .1H0 HOMES IN SOUTH PINECREST HAVE BEEN SOLD. LOVELY HOMES REMAIN - MONTHLY PAYMENTS LESS THAN CRO SSW O RD I mus.) K The month w ork |r i plATEfi 11. Avoid o f March. 37. Color.[A i jSk' 13. Peculiar (dial.) Ing •perch B. Digits agent P IK Cant 3K Book o f Uw 30. Beam U 24. A round-up Bible 32. Hiring- wi¥totFiMTBslg!p!s I K ------ da IK Tahitian rd “ Triumph* national god lnatris. Yratertay'a Amaatr IK Female IK Part o f menta IK Tim* o f Use monster "to ha" SK Brightly IT. Ju lia------. 30. Highest colored year 37. You actress fcorlaontal Hah /archaic) 30. Kind o f roof timber S3. Center 30. Dialrraa trumpet . SB- Mandarin tan 34. Malaya* signal 3K Look 3L Fate dagger 23. Sharpened 32. A. guide stray (var.) 40. Skill Brral* Job Easy Now That does not cover what is coming up next July. The Demo­ cratic Tarty ia headed for a con­ vention which will compare in bitterness and Impact with the granddaddy of them all. That one was the 1034 Madison Squart Garden. New York, affray. In 1924 the embattled southern­ ers were fighting for prohibition, mostly, and to some eatent against the nomination for presi­ dent of a Roman Catholic, Alfred Kmmanucl Smith. This year the southerners will be fighting for what they regard at thalr way of life; fighting against the combin­ ed effort of their own party and At Least 12-Grade Education Urged CRO SSW O RD ■.Talkative type who lnmr-t-lo goodness hopes lo rouse Ihr country against waste­ ful federal spending. His name: Bayard Auchlncloa*. He's a science leather, a World War II ace, 36 years old. the nephew nf a U.S. congressman and a descendant nf Peter Stuyvrsant, the peg-legged mayor of New York when it wa* New Am­ sterdam. Aurhlnelnva la wealthy but he’ s conservative with the dollar. Neverthrles*. he's financing (he campaign with hi* own dollars. Ilia big. wide, ambitious plan: lo recruit every man and woman in the country who's against in­ flation into bombarding Congress every time Hie taxpayer spot* a newt story that tell* about some proposal for wasteful government spending. This modest, soft-talking father ol four small children actuallystarted his aclf-financrd organiza­ tion going Iasi month in Okla­ homa City. He placed petitions in Oklahoma City hanks, hotels and other places, and in those few weeks got 5.864 signatures. He's willing to send these peti­ tion-pledge forms lo anyone writ­ ing lo 'him in Oklahoma City. When In- gets two million or so signatures, he'll photostat thrm and badger our lawmakers with 'em. proving how intently Amer­ ica wants a sound dollar. lie's also sending out thousands n r I.YLF C. W 1IM N WASHINGTON (L’ P l) - There come* a time each year when the »porti editor i* known around the office at ‘ 'that lucky hum.” The time it in early February of any dismal winter. This reflects no personal disapprovql of the sports editor nor any mraningful suggestion that chance has favored him above others. This merely Is an ac­ knowledgement that the sports editor's calling enables him to fly southward at the onset of the awful, awkward age of any year. The sports editor files to Flor­ ida or Arizona or wherever. There, with'all bills paid, Includ­ ing bar checks it they are not too large, the sports editor ob­ serves and rommrnts on the spring training of the athletes of major league baseball. This an­ nual chore is regarded as a light touch by other reporters, includ­ ing political writers, most of whom began in the sports de­ partment somewhere and most of whom wi«h each Fehruary that they had stayed in the racket. All things come, the saying goes, to him who walls. And this is the year when sports writers, If they are any good at all. will wish that thry were political writers. Instead. No mere matter of wrather and sunshine will be involved in this On the contrary. This is the year when the poli­ tical writers will brave the awful smog and worse traffic of Los Angeles, C alif, to report the goings on at the Democratic na­ tional convention. Let the sports writers have ba»cball in Florida and Ariiona during the cold and slushl) season of the year. I will take Hie Democratic na­ tional convrnllon in July. There la coining up in Lot Angeles nrxt July the best show of the year, more likely * the best show in many year*. If the sports writers were doing it, they would rail it of red-white and blue automobile the battle of the century. slickers • • which hr paid for Kddle Folliard, who write* himself • • that announce; politirs out of Washington, says " H I FOR A SOUND DOLLAR.” when the Democrat* get Into a "They get people lo thinking.” family quarrel they like to say he said "and that'* all I'm aim­ that it doesii'l mean lliry are ing for.” divided hut only (hat they are It's to rare that a truly run- keeping fit. arientioua and sincere fellow comes along aiming to hrlp hia country rather than himself, that you get auspicious about hla mo-' NASIIVILLK, Tenn. (UPI) — A. live*. new machine developed by Dr. K. Just what did he expect lo get L. Hertel of the University of Ten­ out of it for himself? "The sat­ nessee and made by Spinlab Corp. isfaction that I've done something grades raw cotton by staple length worthwhile,” hr said. and color. It is expected lo grade "I'm in hi* corner 100 percent and class too samples an hour, I hope hr gets those two million three lime* the speed of the ex­ signature*. pert manual rollon rlaaser. Between Sanford Ave. & Hi-way 17-92 O ff Onora Rd. • • • • • LARGE WATER HEATERS . TERRAZZO FLOORS COLORED TILE BATHS PAVED STREETS WITH CURBS STREET LIGHTS • LANDSCAPED L o fe - VA - FHA • FHA-IN-SERVICE • ALL AVAILABLE Bala* Rrprearnlalivan aa premia** at all time* • a.m. til dark washdays, 1 p.w. 'td dark m Sundays — PHONB fi! �! I rr •• lb ■• ,i. •* *:i M f -r-T T il m*T% Pat* I t —Wed. March 80, *80 Legal Notice WITNESS nir hand and etal at Sanford. Semlnota Cvunty, Klor. Ida. thla 7th day of March, A. O. IMS. • (SEAL) f'AVID M. GATCHEL rtark o f tha Clrealt Court Ity Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clark W. C. Hutchison. Jr., Kd want a Building Saitford. Florida Attornrr for Plaintiff Publlah Mar. f. It. II. II. l i f t . •r i t th e em e rrr c e r a r . s h t s j i n ic iA i. i m c t r r. t * s e n f o r SKIM* (ILK CO ISTT, FLORIDA. 19 CHANCERY 9 0 ISAM NOTICE TO DRFRAD BKTTT LOUISA SIZEMORE, T Mia tiff. J. L HACKNEY. SUSAN M. s TEAtlVER. J. D. HACKNEY, »ROBERT SIZEMORE. SARAIU F. DORSETT. MARTHA Defendant IIKItLET, II. C. WHITEHEAD, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: MARY A. STRAUaitK, DANIEL M. ROBERT SIZEMORE HACKNEY. WM. O. HACKNEY. Oeneral Dellverjr SUSAN HACKNEY. JOHN A. HACHydsn, Kaatuckr KNEY. ACOCSTA I* ANDERS. A Sworn Complaint hAvlay been LEISER R. NORWOOD, JOHN O. against ran In the Circuit NORWOOD. OEOROE B. NOR* filed In and For Seminole WOOD. NATHANIEL O. NOR* rourt. Coontr. la Cbanctry for WOOD, MtRTHA D. NORWOOD, Divorce, Florida, the short title of said MATY A. NORWOOD. ROSEY H. NORWOOD. WM. S. MARSH. F.UZ* action being BETTY LOUISA SIZEMORE. Plaintiff, vs. ItOUEUT AIIKTIf TEMPLES. AONRS F. WELKER, SARAH I . K E fX T, SIZEMORE, Defendant; thee* pres­ ents ara to causa and result* >ou DANIEL U MARSH, THOMAS U MARSH and MART g. HACKNEY, to file pour written defenses. If na lha purported sola htlre-at-law anr, to the Complaint filed herein of DANIEL HACKNEY, deceased: and tn serve a copy thereof upon WILLIAM R. LAMBERT; MARY Plalatlfra attorneys on or before LAMIIKTH. If alive, their rsepee- th* Ifth day o f April. A. D. 114*. live uaknown spoueea If married otherwise a Decree Prn Confeesn and If dead, lha respective un­ will b* entered against you and known hair*, davlsaea, legate** and tbs cause proceed es part*. WITNESS my hand and official grantees. . . . __ ____ any and_ all per* son* having *r claiming any right, seal at Sanford. Semlnola County. Florida, thla tlth day of March. title and interest tn and to the following described property lying A. D. IMS. David M. Oatchel and being In Seminole County, Clerk of Circuit Court. In and Klnrlde, to*wlt: For Semlnolo County, Florida TRACT A l Th* South f / « nf the By: Martha T. Vlhlaa West >4 of the BW*4 af Deputy Clark Iho s r .u af Beotian if . -(SEAL) Township St South. Stenstrom. Davie A McIntosh Rang* f t East. TRACT ID Th* North t / t of th* Attorneys for Plaintiff SE<« of ths I W 'i of Edwards Building Hectlnn If, Township It Sanford, Florida Publish Mar. II, I f, tf, A Apr. I. South, liens* <1 Ktat. TRACT C: Th* West H nf th* NOTICE tIBDBR FICTITIOUS NW«4 and the NKU of XAMM STATUTE nw >i and the West V TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: o f the HE If. til . » Sec­ Nolle* Is hereby given that th* tion If. Township It undersigned, to tbs ’’Fic­ South. Ring* i t Eaet. titious Nam*pursuant Statute** Chapter and the North «» of th* lt.tt. Florida Statul*. w ill regis­ NR*4 o f Stetlen St, tter with tha Clerk o f th* Circuit Township SI Stutb, Court. In and for gamlnoU County. Rang* St B est Florida, upon racalpt nr proof o f TRACT Dt Th* East H o f th* Ibo publication of ibis notice, AK't o f th* NFU of lb* flclttloila name, Section 10, Townehlp t* to-w ltl TIII-CITT ELECTRIC South, Rongt f t EoiL under which 1 am engaged la You, and each of you, art here­ business. by notified and required to ap­ at number ITS Plumnaua Drive pear and fils, personally or by (Orient* Oardans) P. o . oa g o ff, your attornoy, with th* Clark of tn th* City of Altamonte Springs, ths abova.styled Court, your w rit­ Florida. ten daftnats, If any, to tbs Bill to That th* parly Interested la Qulat Till* filed heroin against said bualneaa enterprise. Is as you in tha ahovs-atylad cauao, and fallawa: tn aerv* a ropy o f th* asms on HKLMLTH L KIDKL Plalatlfra attoraay. below, an or Hlehop A tlornstsln, before th* 11th day of April, X f t East Pin* Btraat, D. ItfL Herein fell aat or ale* a De­ cree Pro Confess* w ill be oattreil against you. J. w LEE. WILL VOU BRING MV SOOT STOOL FROM THAT NICE OL* HEAVY) ROUND ONE IS MV C* FAVORJTB .,./ f----- * YOUVE NO RlGrtT YD R15K TEE U v O OP 7* CREWMEN — TO s a tis rr . TOUR C6Cl y iiSSSffleK' 1 NOW c e r BELOW AND STAY ThEZf/y (T,K£AP? fLASHsT f t -R O T A m w o v »*>* IONA DO I HAVE ” ■ 1 FJJOM M A S f iY -l TO STAY IN THIS g t rA3 M ff A9 SHE KNOWS, ( i l M S T I O JUNGLE TM h. I'MSilt L IN THt IVE CXMifOBKA). MAGGY HOPE VWHAVEN'TBEEN UNODMKWWfcE fftfc tt r ts o i-S sn p * o eem a . NOBPIEP— HOW 15) BLAKE IS JU S T B L A K E ►IC A N flo; — m BACKNOW/, £ hc i s - - HACKNEY; Reserve District N*. t Charter No. HUT Cash, halancaa with other banka. Including raaarro I.slant*, and caah ll*ma In process 'at collection United States Government obligation*. direct and suaranterd _— —----------- ---------------- -------Obllsatloat o f Btatas and political aubdlrlslons — Corporate stocks (including III,eet.ee stock of Federal neterrs bank* — .......... .....—— — -.il7 .Ii7 .4 T , L iif.t ie 411,011, if.ae* •0 4,441.1 f 1. t l Bank premise* uwned t4 1 .ilf.tf, furniture and natures ft 1.014.14 ........................ ........... • ----Real estate owned ether then bank premies* — Ulker a s i a t a ------------------------------ ---------------------Teial Asetts Demend deposits o f Individual*, partnerships, and corporation* - ___ _... — . -------- — ..... Time deposit* of Individuals, partnerships, and corporation* ____ — —------- — --------- ----- — —------Deposit* af United Stataa O ovaram an t------------- -----Deposits at Stats* and political subdivisions -------Other deposits teartlRad sad rashlar's cheeks, ate.) Total Deposits ... ...... .........— — - ..... ... tit.Ill,III Other liabilities ----------------------------- ------ -------— ----Total 1.741.111.11 ^ Liabilities CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital Btackt la ) Common stock, total par tllO .ttl.lt — Surplus profits Tatal Capital Aeceuoi* Tatal Uahim ia* aad Capital Aecaunta MEMORANDA Aeaets pledged or assigned to socur* liabilities and for other purpose* ........................ ......... —— .... f,*17,111.If I, It. W. Dean*. Cashier of th* abovo-nsmed bank, do solemnly ■wear that the above Statement la iru* to th* bait af my knowledge and belief. R. W. Deane, Cashier CORRECT-ATTEST: L. I. Frasier, Director* H. B. Pep* It. J. Deurnsn .O State of Florida. County of Seminole, *s: Sworn to and aubacrlbed before me this tlth day o f March, ltec, and 1 htrsby certify that 1 am not an officer or director o f thl* beak. (SEAL) Ruth B. Scott, Notary Publla My Cemmiealaa aspire* Marck I. 111! Report of a ftoldlag Campany Afnilat* Of A Nation*I Bank Fohltakod la Aeeoedaae* w ith Sootloa gait* I". S. Revised Statotea Repart as af March If. lfM . o f Atlaatlo Trust Company. Jackson­ ville. Florida, which le affiliated-w ith Th* Sanford Atlantic Natlsaal Bank. Sanford. Florida. Charter number HUT. Federal Reserve Dis­ trict Number I. Kind o f buelneea o f this affiliate: Bank stock holding company, holding contiolllng Intersil In thla and ether affiliate*, to broaden aden scop* o f banking business In Florida. Mannar In which abova-namad organisation is affiliated with natloaal bank, and dagra* o f control: Own* m*)orl|y of th* ohtrts o f capital slock. Financial relations with bank! Stock of affiliated hank uwned by lha affiliate (par value | ............................ ........ ............................ _ _ » „ f llt.eta.M Lvans by the affiliate Is affiliated bank-.. ___ a.____f Nona L H. K. Brooks, Hecretary-Traaaurar o f Atlantto Trust Cumpsny, da solemnly swear that tha abava statsment Is Iru* t* ths btst af my knowledge sad htllsL H. X. Braoka •worn I* aad aubacrlbad before ma thla fla t day o f March, 1MI (SEAL) Gantry Ponselle, Notary Publls My commission oiplras Aug. If, l i f t / POfY'r KNOH. STILL TlftE FOR w s s s f c s » BIG HCAW VTABLE u p TH O s e f S TA IR S LIKE 1 —r V'-»» THAT v - > ITS SIDE AND TILT IT MOfleTOTHI r RIG M T-TH IR6..-' THAT'S BETTER T d t g V X r o o w r KNOW MOW A WOMAW COULD G ETA LO N C ( W IT H O U T A MAN a r o u n d TVI6 V S l W HOUSE J IT O V tR h A N D VOU1 f GOT IT 1 The Sanford Herald's annual progress and mailaway edition ORDER NOW There is still time to orders for additional copies to mail your friends. OKMOTHBr/WMOT W I W U H f ) ** W U M M M M O O M 25c copy - includes mailing or 5 for $1.00 - includes mailing m WOMf.'TKf \ DANCE WAS J ^ D O lA M V e'N irE /y ^ W H O 'S PHONIMQ u A T T H I5 C O A Z V H ou e OONTANSWKBir.* A B U T* ■v M A Y B E ITS S O M E T H IN G impoqtant#1 •■*'1•— - - ri r o N L v e u u « > i TWICE,BO I T 3 J WiNOeY-THAT3 S Phone FA2-2611... H iS S lO N A L . TO SAV , * J 3 0 0 D NIGHT.' TW--r-rrr^iv- - * I / 1 �:T!-v- * 4% Use HERALD Want Ads To Deliver Your Business Service Message. Classified Phone FA 2-2(11 DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAYS |TnM^ thru Frl. • 2 P. M. day b« fart iaatrtlon. Mon. • Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuaa. tkni Frl. • I F. M. day b* fore Isstrtion. Mon. • Sat. neon. SESFONSIBIUTY: 2. For Rent 5. Rod Estate For Salt SPACE WOMEN (Women who need space, that 1»>1 will appreciate this fine Brit­ tany style 4 bedroom, 3 bath, 2 Florida room, etc. home on the canal in Little Venice. $150 per month. Call W. SPECIAL SERVICE BRANCH OFFICE H. “ Bill" Stamper Agency 2101 Park Drive FA 2-8331 Vl)r ftanfnrh Rrralh AO LAFF-A-DAY D A Y S WORK, FA 2-61110. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. WAS IT YOU? Looking for a quiet area for liv­ ing at ill best? The Haratd will not be reaponaible MODERN two bedroom clean un­ This vary dtairable home, located in Fern Park area, la far tha furnished house, 1310 W. Third far a e re than one Internet falser* discriminating family. lien e f your ad, and raaarvea the |r!|ht to retina or reject any ad­ SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gables, 401 M apolla Ave. VA 2-0720. 2 large bedrooms, living room, vertisement front that, ordared to Florida room, family alia kit­ eenferni te the policies e f thia FOR SALE or RENT by owner: chen, equipped, enclosed ga­ 3 --2 ? paper. OseShrtele.fau iftM» swsmA New 2-bedroom house, hard­ rage with work ehop, large wood floors; Lake Mery. Phone utility room, neat well built, •Thorn’n no ten on in a y trying to lie to you, deer— FA 2-2940. masonry construction, beauti 2. For Rent I’ve been'playing cards again." fully landscaped, 120 bearing 1— BR. house, furnished, $60. OFFICE SPACE. $50 month. 300 2— citrus trees. A perfect aettlng BR. house, kitchen equlpL 970. W. 13th Street. Ph. FA 22931 2—BR. house, kitchen equipt. 113. for happy living. Flcrida etyle. 7. Business Opportunities B. Real Batata For Salt days, FA 2-1401 nights. 4—BR. house, unfurnished, $100. It will be our pleasure to show ROSA L. PAYTON 2 ACRES farm land Sanford Cal GROCERY ft “ 66" Service Station 2-BEDROOM home completely you this lovely home. Ph. FA 2-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha on llwy. 1742, across from ary Delta, $450 per acre, only | furnished including TV'. Adults Ctrcusland site. 2250 down, fire yeara to pay only. Inquire at 2300 Sanford FURN. apt 2300 MellonvlUa. FARMER’S AGENCY balance. Richard) Hotel Mel­ Ave. N. V. Farmer, Raalter 8. Female Help Wanted TRAILER, modern conveniences, bourne, Fla. D. H. Whitmore 2-BEDROOM duplex apartment, 310 per week. In Osteen. Call Lillian G. Trams SECRETARY, permanent resident, lake privileges, $75 m o.; Lake FA 2-0510. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Associates. age — over 30. 5 4 day week Mary. FA 2-5729. SURETY BONDS 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath house, kit I l l 8. French Ave. Ph. FA M i l l with some overtime. Take After hours, FA 2-2212, FA 2-4121, 1-BEDROOM hous*, furnished, in chen electrically equipped, $100 shorthand, 70-00 W. P. M „ uie FA 24221 Osteen. FA 2-412$. per month. 115 Oakland Dr., I. B. M. electric typewriter 60 AND ASSOCIATES Sunland Estates. Contact H. B. 65 W. P. M. Above the average Amy Anderson ROOM, private bath, private en­ O d h a m, Daland, REdwood ■alary. Apply Florida State Em Geaavieve (Jeanle) Blair trance. FA 2-Mil or FA 2-396$. 4-4003, or Sirs. H. B. Odham, 20 building loti in Oviedo —4300.00 pioyment Service, 110 W. Second Carl Chorpanlng, Jr. each. FA 2-4093, Sanford. St., Sanford. Robert J. Schmidt FURNISHED 3 room apartment Cmdr. G. R. Strickland with bath and garage. 2520 2-BEDROOM furnished downstairs I l l N. Park Avenue Marvin Williams North Narcissus Ave. FA 2-3146. apartmant, 703 Palmetto. . i ... 4-------------212 8a. Park Ava. Ph. FA 2-H41 FURNISHED cottage located at 3 ROOM furnished garage apart­ WYNNEWOOD: 3 B. R. CBS Sanford Must ba 21. Apply In parson. Pig Five Points, $65 per month. Ph. bouse, 21300 equity and assume Evans Bldg. Lake Mary ment. Close to town. Inquire at •N Whlitle. FA 2-1467. $50 monthly payment. Phone Ph. FA 2-1260 704 Palmetto or FA 2-6606. A. FA 2-5071. UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom houu NICE ground floor furnished aptr2-ROOM house. 6500 down, reason­ SANFORD HOUSEWIVES with sleeping porch. FA 2-1395. able monthly payments. Ph. ment, 606 Park Ave. FA 2-0216, Capable women are needed to FA S-S4M. If no anawer, FA 2-6220. advertise AVON COSMETICS CENTRAL HEATING 2412 WILLOW: 3 bedroom unfurnIn profitable territorial. Write, AND 6 isbed bouie. kitchen electrically S. Real Estate For Salt SLOTS, oa ft. x 14# ft. each, Manager, Box 246, Lockhart, 9 equipped, 1100. FA 2-0274. AIR CONDITIONING between 4th. and 7th., on Melfor Intcrviaw in your home. Very attractive two bedroom C. B. lonvllla Ava., partly cleared, d-ROOK furnished apartment $60 home located In nice sec­ COUNTRY LIVING 9. Mala Htlp Wanted month. FA 1-3021. tion o f Sanford, on 100 x 190 I t 2-BEDROOM, 2 bath home la With urban convanlaaeo. Trias and Sunland Estates. FA 2 3601. WANTED: Naat real estate tales­ well landscaped lot. neat, thli brand ntw 2 bedroom SEN T OR SALE: 3-bodroom, kitwith city conveniences. man, must b* a live wire — CBS homo priced at 22,500 In­ ebon furnished home. Phone $4,500 TERMS with Integrity. Write Box P, c /o Feature* Include fully equipped vites you to buy today. Terms FA 12541. Sanford Herald. electric kitchen, dlipoial, plus to suit YOU—ask ua for detail* central heating and air condi­ at FLORAL HEIGHTS: 2 bedroom PART TIME: If you are neat tioning with duct* to all r o o m . apartment, on# block South of in appearance and willing to Also many, many extras to Sanford Are., on thn air bast SPECIAL SERVICE work evcningi 25 hours par Registered Real Katat* Broker numerous to mention her*. It A route to the right. 6th. house on BRANCH OFFICE weak, we nerd you (o repre­ must ba seen to be appreciated. Ph. FA 2-1301 1742 at Hiawatha ^ the left. Endara, Rt. 2 Box 372. W. H. “ Bill" Stamper Ageney sent our company In the San­ 2001 Park Drive ford area. Age limit 23-35, car FURNISHED apartments, hard­ The total price o f this horns la FA 2-8331 necessary, salary plus commis­ wood floors, tile baths. 602 W. la ’ only $12,610 with low down sion. Orlando, GA 3-7165. 27th. Street. LAKE MARY LOTS aao acres ranch land, seo a eras ymaat and monthly payments Large 303 foot lot, with small Improved paeture, t o mllee WANTED: Man to driva pickup is than rent. May we aervo UNFURNISHED house. FA 2-1029. pond in rear. Can be divided highway frontage, $150. per you? truck and imall trailer to Artinto two building lots. We think acre. Terms: HY» down, Bal2-BEDROOM house, unfurnished, ions. Leaving April 4th. Writ* the prica la right! May we anca 10 years. So. Sanford Ave. on Oakway Box PT, c /o Siaford Herald. 111 No. Park Ph. FA 2-2420 eerve? Drive, near Lake Jessup. 650 Open evenings till 1:26 21 seres Irrigated farm, with 2 10. Malt or Female ■or month. Phono FA 2-0665. 2 ACRES bedreem house and barn, 216,100, a t. For Rent In close proximity of achools, 2#r* dawn, balance 10 years. Man-Woman 320. Daily. Sail Lumi­ LAKE FRONT HOME NEW duplex apartment, kitchen churches, and (hopping in Lake Just bff 17-02 at Longwood. 2 nous namcplalci. Write Reeves •quipped 375 per mo. Phone Mary. Just 330 feet off hard­ Co., Attleboro, Moss. acres of beautiful oak treea. Invcitmant properties with reTomple 1-4603. top road, Thia won't last! turn at 20r, gross. too' front oa WUdmere Avenue. REAL ESTATE. SALESMEN 100' front on d ear Fairy Lake, 2-ROOM furnished apartment, 210 •nd SALESWOMEN for pro110 aeraa with 4,000 feet on large The lawn spreads beautifully to M apolla. Phone A. K. Roust- 111 N. Park Ava. Phona FA 2-2420 laela In Sanford arra. Real lake, 0221,000. Goad terms and waters edge. Overlooking lake ter, PtoresL FA 2-1131,_________ “ Open Evening! till 2:30 P. M ." opportunity. Backed by news­ release clauses. is a nice split level home,, conpaper, radio and mail promo­ UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, LOVELY 3 bedroom house 14 slructed of hard cypress and tion. See Dan River at Tec REAL ESTATE DRKT.-1N kitchen equipped, 2405 Willow blocks from Mayfair Country concrete block. Property near ‘n* Green Estates, Country Club Ava. Call FA 2 2932 o r FA 2-2221. Club Golf Course; reasonable. the road has great poaalbUltlei and Uptala Roads, Sanford. 2M4 French Ava. Phone between 7 and 2 p. m., far rental duplexes. Ideal iltuaPhona-FA 2 5605. %1-BEDROOM, niesly furnished FA 2-3333. R e s it* tlon for a younger retired cou­ housO, water furnished. I l l “ Call Hall" Pkaae FA 3-2641 WANTED — Man, or lady, for ple. Shown by appointment. Elm. Phone FA 2-1662. 2-BEDROOM. 1 bath, kitchen my Watkins Route. Yes, I am 2-BEDROOM house, clean. Low equipped home on large lot. retiring aftrr serving the cus­ FURN. Apt. 2014 W. 1st SL Low down payment, monthly down payment, only $M.S0 mo. I l l N. Park Avenut tomers in this arcs for tho past piymenta of $44.71. Phone 1M Country Club C i r c l e . FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house, 25 years. There will be no ob­ FA 2-6400. FA 0-1564. kitchen equipped. P h o n o ligation to me. I Just want to RURAL HIDEAWAY FA 2-3303. see a good Watkins Dealar 20 ACRES opera ting my route. Call or see RENT A BED Ancient dwelling house surround­ C. L. Allan, Apopka, Phona THE TIME TESTED FIRM BoOaway, Hospital A Baby Bads ed by magnificent magnolias and Tucker <546$. 111 N. Farit Ave. Ph. FA 24122 . B y Dtp, Woek er Month. fruit trees CAKROLL'S FURNITURE 25300 -T E R M S FURNISHED duplex on lari* lot. 11. Work Wanted A . F A 2-2121 116 W . 1st 8L This beautiful six room and bath Good dralaaie canal through let CLEANING and iroalng; will care home hai screened porch, car­ W. H. “ Bill" STEMPER Agency to Lake Jaaaup; full of flak. LARGE 2 bedroom furnished up­ for children, so# E. loth. SL 113 N. Park ports, utility and atorago room. Phone FA 3-4001 Only $10,$60, 01,000 eashf or M il stairs apartment, downtown. Phono FA 3-2331 2001 park Dr. Underground sprinkler syitem trade for home in Orlando, lot LAWN MOWING and yard work, - water furnished. 205. C a l l for the lawn. Located oa « largo COUNTRY CLUB MANOR; 3 trlmi ‘ or paid up house trailer f#r down FA B-SOTl before 2:30 P. M. trimming, edging, or any ndd corner lot a t 2400 Ook Avo, Tm jobs. FA 2-1322. payment. Also have 0 lots, 100' bedroom re-ealea available. Im­ pries will be reduced $60 each x tie* each, $$o down, $ia par mediate occupancy. 2333 dawn, day until sold. Original price M m ' s Frontier Boots month. Live in house trailer on •saumo monthly payments of 611,130—today's 111,$06 Present lot while you build. FA 1-777$. •17.10. Inquire at ofnee, W. 20th. AU oiled leather doable l l f t . l l loan, approximately 210,610 eta S tm t, Sanford. FA s root. high heel. FOB SALE by awnsr, ona badbe assumed. Monthly payments ream houee trailer, larae built are $71. Shown by appointment ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor GARRETTS oa cabana, tot J60' x tao'. Or­ only. Don't delay, lo o today. Raymind Lundquiat, A sane. Gar. K. lag A Saaford Ava. ange City. Call after 3:0# P. M., CaQ FA 2-2204. FA 2-2011 Atlantic Bank Bldg. HP 44242. RAYMOND M. BALL St. Johns Realty Co. CURB GIRLS ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates Outstanding Values K Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty J. W. HALL St. Johns Realty Co. S t Johns Realty Co. HOME SEEKER Watch This Space t 1 - Ready To Move In!! f BEDROOMS CONCRETE BLOCK ^495 1 BEDROOMS CONCRETE BLOCK down MONTH $ 7 doping 4 bedroom. 2 bath home. Close 7. B uslnona O p p ortu n ities in on West First. A neat Istory home, surrounded by FOR LEASE: Wall eeuMlehed aorvice station, good location. several producing citrus trees. Contact the Pure Oil Company, The 4 acre lot ja beautifully 004 W. 0th. St. landscaped, with extra largo garden. If you wait more room —more land — good garden — C a ll. , . • citrus trees, and at a feed price, A. K. ROflSETTCR call us today for appointment FLORIST ste see thia homo. FA S-1UI Celery Ava. Far All Year Pleral Need* Mamber — Florist Telegraph M i r n y A seer. IIS N. Farit Avenue Coots MONTH N o Ctoeteg Ceete LARGE NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME Designed to give yea the meet Uviag apace per dollar Invested 1 MUe West O f City On Paved Road FHA Financing -1360 Down • 960 Mo* M. I*. FANICHOLS 2-4319 St. Johns Village FA 2-1001 1M0 Blech — W . Srd Rt. — Saaford OfSPBCTIOM C A L L — AM a LAWSON OR Heating i Furniture .1 I m 14. Build, Paint ft Repair THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home Carpentry Repairs Roofing ft Siding Phona FA 3-6452 WALL PAPERING ft PAINTING Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Contact 50$ West Ith SL Phone FA 24643 VI FA 24295. SHETLAND PONIES, reasonable. M. R. Lord, Osteen, Ph. SAVE over $50.00 oa If volume World Book Encyclopedia, 7 FA 2-7314. months old. Will sell only be* SHETLAND PONIES, Lend, Oscause I have 1M0 edition. $118 teen. Ph. FA 2-7314 after 8 p. m. cash. FA 243*4. 18. Mschinery • Tools * FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM ■ ' 0-6 INTERNATIONAL; D. O. Cate VENETIAN BLINDS _ Grove Tractor, late model; 6-N Enclosed head. Sag-proof battens Ford Tractor; John Deere Drove rail with plaatle end*. Plaitia Disc; Ward Equipment, Oviedo, •r rayon tapes. Cotton er nylan FO 5-3341. ____________ cords. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarik Ginns and Paint Co. 11 114 W. 2nd SL BABY CRIB, mattress. FA 2464L FA 2-4X33 20*A Trailers DEEP WELL PUMP and Unlfa cheep. Phone FA 2-7772. I960 TRAVEL TRAtLER, 14 f t . , used 30 days. Sava over $700. SINGER PORTABLE, round bob*! 106 W. 27th. SL, Saaford. Phone bln, attaebmoate and guaran* CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All tee. 232.80. Write Bex 600, c / t FA 2-7390. work guaranteed. Free Sanford Horold. males. Phone FA 2*7212. 33 FT. NASSAU, 17 ft. Trotwood 'Trailer, cheap and clean. $312 SPINET PIANO, MUST SELL — GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS in­ Orlando Dr., - Saaford, DoWitt'a We have la tbla vlclaity a beau* stalled and repaired. Roof re­ Trailer Park. » tlful spinet plan* which can bio pair. Na Job too small. Free purchased by a reliable person estimates. FA 2-2443. 1000, 34 ft. all modern two bed­ with good credit for small dn* room LaSalle mobile home. posit and small monthly paps MASSAGE. Swedish. Ethel M. Must sell right , away. Cast ments. Inquire Credit Manager. Steele. Phone FA 1* $4034 or stop 23,MS, will take 22630. See'at Da 343 No. Orange Avo., Orlando. at 111 W. 12th. St. Witt's Trailer Park, So. ef San Phone GA 54377. ford, Hwy. 1742. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, statemeats, invoices, hand bills, and RICHARDSON 1657, 50 ft. X ■ CERAMIC Ilia ceffe# tables 232J8 up, Shower stall ft tub enctoe. programs, o t e. PMgreiitve ft., 2 bedroom, air conditioned; urea $25.65 up. Office da ska, Priatlag Co. Phona FA 2-2931— cost $6,soo-sacrifice for $>.ooo. 923.00. M afic Fold doora 66.68 306 Wait 13th SL •lust go this week. Ray Ken­ up, chain hoist $30.06. M A P I ! yon, 106 So. Wade Ave., De­ WE REPAIR AND SERVICE TILE 307 Wost 1st. Sanford. land. S T IN E Machinery and Supply Co. CABANNA, 6 ft. x 27 ft., 7 ft. FOR SALE: 16 cu. ft. chOst ty p i' 207 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 24432 frester 6100. FA 2-7911. x 6 ft. storage area Included; drapes and floor covering; 2600. WEBSTER 2 speed record pUyor.l Ray Kenyon, 109 So. Wada Ave., 115 Plantation R d , D oB or*' ALL MAKES ft MODELS Deland. _______________ Fla. Ph. NO 24412. 104 So. Park (24 hr. sar.) FA 2-3625 21. Furnlturt BENDIX automatic homo irooof 2«o; 3 golf carts,. $10 and $11, COMPLETE v Used furniture, appliances, tools Phono oflsr 2, FA 2-270* LAWN MAINTENANCE ate. Bought-Sold L a r n 4 Mart 24122 LARGE utility traitor $31, paint, Mowing — Edging — Fertilising 212 Saaford Avo. Fb. Renovating — FertUixar Sales cots, tents. ARMY-NAVY S U » FREF. ESTIMATES PLUS, 310 8anford Ave. JOHN LOMMERSE. FA 2-7117 New ft Uaad PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING W. L. HARMON PH. FA 2-4226 Alter I F. M. Sewing Mach. Repairs $SAVE$ TV and RADIO REPAIR o f » r Furniture and Appliance* 1:60 nights xad weekends: San­ ford, Lake Mary xad Longwood. FA 2-2772 and TA 24111. 202-260 E. Pint at Ffa. PA 64662 TV SERVICE' within the hour. 21. Furniture Service rail 13 plus parts. Call FA 24655, Sunshine TV, 303 ROLLAWAY, Hospital aad Baby Beds. Day. Week or Month— Sanford Ave. FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. SERVICE CALLS $2.00 Fh. v a 2.7652 The Biggest Little Shop In Sanford. All Paris And Labor Guaranteed to Days. NEW HOMES BY SANFORD RADIO ft TV CENTER $th. ft Saaford Ave. FA 2-6741 Mather of Sanford Odham & Tudor South Pinoertot Oa Oners Reed, Be. e f faafatd Sunland Estates *50 DOWN YOU IN $10,750 - FROM - $09 MO. IBEDROOMS. it', TILE BATH6 with cetorel fixture., terraase fleer*, Venetian failed*, csrperte. screen perch, atllity ream end many ether estraa. AU Homes Carry A I Yr. F.H.A. Warranty IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES \ j|tl ;! $ 'v I 17. Polo, Livestock, Supplies LIKE NEW hospital b id . PhMO Vw .'SSftria?. a i l S W N e ? •6ft. RA b f M l K r . f t f t M . M l BRAND NEW ELNA •a ceeatractlen e f year Home— er year down payment ft fleeing real* refunded FREE WELCOME Te Benferdl Re Onv Gneeto Pea 2 Day a Abeelettly Free, Without Obligation At One Of Hanford's Lradiag Meteb While Yen Locate Ueuslng For Yen ft Your Family. Pkk Up Keys At ■alee Of flea I Odham & Tudor ■ w y. 17*23 ft 2T!k » L Sanford Ph. PA S-1MI KAI s it* I SPECIAL A R R E T T g Cor. K. 1st ft Sanford Ave. RAVENNA PARK H O M ES From 1275.00 Down VA.FNA, FMA-IN IKRV1CS laimedlale Occupancy 1 Year Parsenal Satisfaction EIG rs^enTr*;* 17*62, 2 atliee he. e f Heater* GU ARANTEE MOVES Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With The Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 24677. HOME REMODELING, room ad ; d itions, roofing, siding, masonry work and carpentry work by the job or by the hour. FA 2-6327, 19. Boats and Motors Senknrik Glaaa and Feint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd S t FA 24«2S CARPENTRY, Painting, Roofing Gateway To The Waterway end Concrete Work; 1st. class. Your EVINRUDE Dealer SPINET PIANO FA 2-4199. Rob-ion Sporting Goods Due to unfortunate clreum* stances, have two reclaimed 30444 E. lit. Ph FA 2-3M1 15. Special Services Spinets, famous brand, Uke 20. Automobiles nsw, guaranteed, one walnut HEATING one mahogany. Will axil to. ’50 FORD, good running car, $73. H. B. POPE CO. Uabla person in this are* FA 2-6433. X>0 S. Park - FA 2-4234, tremendous saving*. Write phona Credit Manager, 641 N. Orange, Orlando. STURDY 1051 HUDSON. Roomy, Q. E. ELECTRIC range, double comfortable, runs good and has Windshield Back Glean ovea; combination link and good brakes. 3250. By Owntr Door Glaaa Vent Gists dlshwasbtr; inquire t i l l Inns* FA 24606. merlin after 3:06 F. M. SERVICE MSrUY.MOMUrOPWlDUY^ FA 1*4100 Daw n's 11 i, i i Btauty Salon AIR CONDITIONING FA 2-7464 ORANGE TREES (or sate. Will CONTRACT end REP MR WORE 2510 Oak plant In yards or groves. Shad# 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6542 trees also available. Ed Davlft 18. 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FA 2 6302. • BIG VALUES • 1UICK CREDIT 15*A Beauty I’ arlom 12. Plumbing Services • EASY TERMS A Satisfied customer la our bert WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMP! PLUMBING advertlsemanL Contracting ft Repairs HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK New and Uaad P un itive r rea Estlmataa 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 1-3742 3M E. First SL PA 2-3618 R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3313 Ba Lovelier With Professional 22. Articles For Sale Beauty Care. S t Johns Realty Co. LARGE 2 brdm. funs. apt. $57.50 1703 M apolla. FA 2-3151. 15. 8pecial Services Wed. Mnrch 30. '60— Page 13 11. Work Wanted HOUSEWORK. FA 2-2S06. WEKIVA RIVER LOTS 301’ front on river. 700' deep. 301' front on road. Located North of Highway 46. A wide, clear canal and a good well on property. Neighboring loti priced at high as 370.00 per foot. Buy these desirable lots at a bargain. Less than 340.00 per front foot. 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CANS PARK AT 25th| SANFOID / I �{ Style New Floods Threathon Plains will ba the word tonight at the fashion »how In the Civic Center when Sanford atorea and the Woman'a Club pre­ sent new fashions in a show with a "Shop in Sanford" theme. Dinner will be served at 7 p. m. and the program will begin* at 8 p. m. Tickets may be bought at the door I for the show only by those who did not make reserva­ tions for the dinner. (Some of the models are pictured an page 8.) Schools Open 'Science Fair Three schools are joining in Seminole County's first science fair, which starts today at Seminole High. Nearly 200 scientific exhibits have been set up in the 8HS auditorium for the 4:30 p.m. show. The were made by students from Lyman and Seminole High Schools, and from Sanford Junior High. The exhibits »how a variety of ^L 'len tifle intercuts. They include projects about the skeletal »ysIsm of the bird, the human brain, plant troplims, color effect on planti, nutrition in rati, electric motors, light bulba, a wind tun­ nel, the electric atethoacope, an electronic audio acceloralor, pho­ tography, lha apectroacope, mleroacope, aa intercom art, aoil conservation, crystal radios, tba ^ o r ln d p le behind a volcano, bow ^ o a p is made, crystala and elec­ tro magnets. The projects submitted by stu­ dents In grades >*12 will be judg­ ed by five standards; scientific thought, creative ability, the thoroughness of the project, its clarity and dramatic value, and the technical skill shown. A maximum of five points will be given a projeot in each of these fields. U ft The Seminole High Science Club and faculty, particularly science teacher Don Reynolds have play­ ed a major part in getting this first county science fair Into mo­ tion. The exhibits were set up In the auditorium Wednesday afternoon. Judging will be today from 3-4 p. m. with four school educators picking the winners. The Judges . a r e Dr. P. J. Westgale of the ^U niversity of Florida, Dr. Keith ^ fa n s e n of Station University, Donald Carroll of Rollins College and Seminole County School Supt. R. T. Mil wee. The Sanford • Seminole Jayeees will give a $2S saving! bond to the maker of the best overall project. The Sanford •DcBary Heart Association will give a $25 bond for the project about the heart or circulatory syilera and ^ D ea rb orn Electronics will giv# ^ a •silver. leap far. the best pro. joct hiving in do with the physical j Kienceg. First, seoond and third prists will be given for the best phy­ sical and biological aeitnee pro­ jects made by high ichool stu­ dents. Simitar prises will be given for the three best junior Ugh projects In them fields. Honorable mention awards will A a ls o be given to Junior high stu^ to n t* . The fair la open today from 4:10 to g;M p. m. and Friday from I a. m. until g p. m. Police, Africans Continue To Clash % JOHANNESBURG, South Afri­ ca (UPD—Baton-swinging police charged Into crowds of Negroes In four native South African townihipx today and fired over ana group that dared them to malm arrests. Equipped with new emergency powers from the government, po­ lice waded Into native gathering! with their dub-like batons at Jsbavu, Natalsprult, Somerset West and a village near Stellen­ bosch. The first two arn south of Johannesburg, tha latter two near Capetown. , At Somerset West police fired over the heads of the crowd when demonstrators protesting the gov­ ernments racial policies chal­ lenged police to e rr# * them. The crowd ignored orders to disperse w , and police charged wilii their “ ' batons. ' f t Naar Stellenbosch, Africans ‘ were reported to have set lire to I ' Several buildings. Them were reports from throughout the country that whiles were rushing to buy guns and ammunition. Retail dealers in such cities aa Johannesburg and Capetown reported they were almost sold out of weapons. It Is ralativaly easy for whiles to get gun permit, but blacks are forto have firearms. • News Briefs Aid For Aged WASHINGTON (UP1) - Demo­ cratic leaders In Congress today pondered whether to push a new program of federal grants to states to improve medical rare for needy old folks. One plan un­ der study would add as much as $200 million to the $2 billion an­ nual federal cost of state-administerrd public assistance pro­ grams. Primary Draws Near * MILWAUKEE (UP1) — Sena. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) and Hubert Humphrey (D-Mlnn.) stepped up the pace today as they headed down the home stretch in their Wisconsin presidential primary battle. Campaigning un­ der cloudy skiea but a hot poli­ tical climalr, they hurried to at le n t 31 different audiences In seven Milwaukee area cities. « if eald that the chief Ingreto too "«toa " m •iter VOL. XL1X United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA Five Die As Bomber Crashes; Three More Killed Near Cape LITTLE ROCK, Ark. ( UPI) — An Air Force B47 bomber blew up in Gight today with almost enough force to knock people on the ground out o f their beds. Trailing streamers of flames, it crashed into a residential section and burned four homes. Police reported five persons known dead; three airmen and two civilians. Two civilians were missing. One airman managed to bail out but was injured. Six homes were badly damaged by fire, in addition to tha four destroyed. Another plane, an Air Force refueling plane crashed Wednes­ day night near Cape Canaveral in the stormy Atlantic and a massive air-sea operation rescued It of the 14 airmen aboard. The eleven survivors were pick­ ed up during tha night and pre­ dawn hours today hy a Coast Guard helicopter and ships that rushed to tha crash seen*. A Navy destroyer found the body o f an airman at 1:10 a. m. today and the Coast Guard cutter Bramble reported at 4:4$ a. m. that It had "spotted two bodies." They were taken from the water a short time later. One witness at Mayflower, Ark., IS miles northwest o f Little Rock, thought he saw a plan* collide with the liomher, Louis Stepter, chief air traffic control specialist at Little Rock Airport said, however, that there was no known traffic, other than the B47 in the air over Little Rock when the crash happened. Part of the plane hit Mr*. I.ols Clark's horn* at 111 Colonial Court. It burned the home and killedher. Her husband waa re­ ported out of town. The bodies of two airmen were found in Mr*. Clark’s scorched driveway. The body of another air­ man hit tha Pulaski Heights .J ... V ” 1 ■ , r •,w ••’*• jK* i* I'g /S th i •v 1. ***r_-0 ** J ; •; . McCarty To Bring Campaign Here On Tuesday Tour GAINESVILLE ( UPI) A group of University of Florida professors Wednesday urged the Board of Control to repeal a ruling prohibiling state college professors from running for poli­ tical office. The University of Florida chapter of the American Association of University Pro­ fessors, which claims more thin 300 members, adopted the reso­ Gubernatorial candidate John lution unanimously. McCarty will campaign in Semi­ nole County Tuesday, beginning with breakfast at I a. m., A. B. HAVANA (UPI) — The Govern Peterson J r„ McCarty campaign rarnt appeared ready today to manager for the county, announc tako ovor CMQ-TV, the only n a ­ ad togay.' Tha Ft, Pierce •candidate will tion of -.Havana's - fiv« television channels which (till broadcasts meet voters oa th* com er of Mag independent political com men nolle and First St. at S:30 a. m taries. CMQ commentator Lull and will make a tour of outlying Conto Aguero, a former friend of areas during tha rest to tha Premier Fidel Castro who waa morning, Pataraon said. the chief anti-Communisl spokes Tho county McCarty for Gov man in tbs "great debate" hero ernor headquarters has been get last week, sought asylum in tha up in the Hill building, comer Argentina embassy Tuesday night. First St. and Palmetto and Mc­ Carty'* "work program" on which bo la campaigning will be pub­ licised Worn there. WASHINGTON (U PI)—The * McCarty warned against "creep­ ate Rackets Committee reported today that "underworld infes­ ing integration" today In Jaek tation," amounting to "hoodlum aonvtlle. control" in soma areas, threatens McCarty said K was the gover to permeate the nation's coin nor's duly to enforce state lawns machine industry. Especially in to "preserve the public peaca and operation of juko boxes, pinball tranquility"' to the segregation games that rigaret vending ma controversy. chines, the committee laid, the " I f we have this creeping ini* industry hat been vietimlted by gration darting to thr schools "an astounding number of rac and then working on the lunch keteera" who use "subservient” counters, what la to keep it from labor union locals aa their to reaching hotels, motels and swim­ etrumant of domination. ming pools?" he asked. "The big question Is whrre do we stop." Doyle E. Carlton Jr. dumped to Jacksonville today with personal appearances to the morning and a dinner rally scheduled to night. Speaking at Fort Lauderdale Wednesday, Carlton said, " I see • great need for improvement at Tom McDonald has boon appoint •very level o f our date's school cd Seminole County campaign system—from public school to chairmfcn for Tom Adams who ia university.'' running for the office of secretary Ted David of Hollywood, tho of state. only gubernatorial candidate to McDonald said ho has under praiae Gov. Colltoa' television taken the job la Adams' bohalf speech on the d a 'e ’s racial situa­ because ha believes that Adam* la tion, (aid Wednesday if elected the best man for the job, which bo would continue the same moral is one of tho moot important to climate effected by the Collins Ihe stale. administration. "Tha secretary of state alts with Farris Bryant told supporters tha govarnor ia making extremely to Key W e d ' today that Florida important derisiona regarding tha must step ahead to the Geld of pragm a of tho atato," McDonald mental health, explained. "Though I do not believe in the "Ha has the same vote a i tho welfare date generally speaking," governor," he said. Bryant said, "I de believe that Adams, who lives in Orange the people who cannot do for Park, aerved in tho Senate and themselves should, when mental waa recently ehoeen by his col­ Illness strikes, have the finest leagues as the most valuablo mem­ and fated techniques of treat­ ber of tho legislature, McDonald ment. said. New Crackdown Hoodlum Control McDonald To Aid Adam's Campaign standing, cooperation and sincer­ ity on the part of tho resident* of Sanford. "1 hop# I caa stay hare for­ ever." he said. Slya also introduced nis ad­ ministrative staff to coffee club­ bers. They ia.hided Lt. Wright M. Thomas, NAS disbursing of­ ficer; Lt. Roch M. Laurenxano, Catholic chaplain; Lt. Charles L. Cook. GCA controller; Lrdr. Andrew B. Smith, operations fltttto a f t e r ; I t o r . B. C. HamJL tan, matotonanoo and Cdr. Paul D. Mitchell, operations to Democratic Rally Set Saturday Night The First Democratic political rally sponsored by tha County Dem­ ocratic Committee will be held at 7:30 p. m. Saturday at tha Lake Monro* Sefaeoi, k waa aaaouacad today. AIL candidates running for office to the May $ Democratic primary era urged to attend. A chicken dinner wiU be served before the rally to the school lunchPrtea for adulta will he $1 i M d i h r children roder If. Thera will bo 10 rallies through- NO. 662 it Ruling Appealed They're Stuck Capt. Robert Stye, commander o f tho Sanford Naval Air Station, told approximately 100 members o f tho Seminole County Chainr of Com more# Coffee Club toy that too chief product of fanford “ probably is glue." Copt. Siye, guest of honor at too cotton elub, explained that Navy officials had toU tom that one* a Navy man is stationed "ho to stuck to the city." to toeve By United Frees Ire-choked rivers which drove thousands from their homes threat­ ened nrw floods today from the plains states to tha East Coait. Waterlogged Nebraska, t h e worst-afflicted state, fought the raging rivers with sandbags and dynamlta. Helicopters p l u c k e d stranded families from roof topi and dropped food and medicine to towns Isolated by milei of water. Crews toiled through the night placing thousands upon thousands of sandbags on dikes bolding hick the maurauding streams. Demoli­ tion experts set off charge after charge of dynamite in an effort to smash mountainous ice Jams. But the danger mounted as o f­ ficials said the runoff from the spring thaw waa by no means over in the prairie bell. The death toll climbed to 10four in Missouri, three In Nebras­ ka and one each in Illinois, Kan­ sas and Michigan. Iowa and Nebraska made ap­ peals for immediala federal dis­ aster aid. The American Red Crose estimated more than 4,000 persons had been affected by Goods in Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota, Kansas, Missouri and Illinois. Entire communities had been submerged and tens of thousands of acres of rich farmland were under water at a time when farm­ ers begin spring planting. Damage from the marauding riv­ ers, triggered into flood stage by a spring thaw, mounted into the millions and millions of dollars The Goods made new conquests In the Great Lakes area and in the mountain* of Pennsylvania and West Virginia. WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild through Friday. High today, T6-8t. Low tonirht, 57-83. LAKE MONROE STILL RISING, with hulf nn inch higher level today than it had Wednesday. A peak had . . bona expected..Monday, but the lake kmspn -inching up and teata Tuesday showed it at 6.61 feot above aea level, Nikita, DeGaulle Face Showdown PARIS ( UPI) — Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev returned to Paris today to buoyant spirit* and good health for a possible show­ down with President Charles DeGaulle on French nuclear plans. Khrushchev wound up his fiveday tour of tho provinces with a hurried final sightseeing t r i p through an automotive plant at Flins. He chatted with a work­ man and received a sleek convert­ ible as a gift from the nationalised plant. "Vou make a good car, but I warn you. you have strong compelion in the Soviet automobile in­ dustry," he said. Tha French government set the scene for a possible diplomatic ex­ plosion when it announced a 12-hour ban on Rights around its Sahara atomic test lito starting at S:43 a. m. today. Two hours aftrr lha ban went ito effect U waa canceled. The French broadcast several such dry-run warnings before setting off their (lrat atomic blast Feb. 13. The second blast is expected between April * and lt. Khrushchev had a brisk "so what?" for a reporter who Inform­ ed him of the drat announcement. Officers Are Named For Chuluota Club .New ofdcers of the Chuluota Youth Club are Mike Kennedy, president; Sharor Howell, vice president; Rogert Norton, secre­ tary, and Don Corlon Jr., trea­ surer. The names of the newly elected ofdcers were announced at an installation and birthday dance Saturday night. Nearly 40 teenagers and sev­ eral adulta attended the dance at the club house. An eight layer birthday cake, and birthday decor­ ations supported tho dance theme. Adult sponsor Gone Norton of­ fered a vote of thinks to the outgoing ofdcers, Phill* Howell. Mika Kennedy, Danuta Morski and Karen Kennedy. Savings Record CHICAGO (UPI) Savings and loaa astoeialioni registered new high in net savings in January, according to the United StntM Savings and Lana League. Net a a v to » amounted to |SM million, 13 per rent above the high Mi to January, 165$. highest ainen 1968. Thia picture, made thia morning, shows the lake out o f its shores just north o f the Hwy. 17-92 bridge.,' (Herald Photo) Permanent Water Study Suggested The County Drainage Com m it-. draining private property and tea met in a lengthy session that it should be the duly of any Wednesday afternoon to discuss property owner to construct his final revisions in a long range |own drainage into primary councounlywide drainage and water |ty ditches. conservation plan. Thr roinmiltee agreed that thr Harold Kastnrr, chairman of commission may elect to use its Ihe committee, said after the right of eminent domain to help merling, that the final plan will •urh property owners secure be drafted Friday and presented rightiof-way to a rounty ditch, to the County Commission at Its at "no expense lo the county ex­ cept when the rounty dearly meeting next Tuesday The rommlttee has worked en should have furnished a closer th* plans for the past three primary ditch." Kastner emphasised that ona months. Among the recommendations of the most pressing needs is expected to he presented to the for contour maps and serial board wilt be tint county com photography for overlay work missioncr* art as a permanent "These maps must be kept up to countywido drainage and water data," be said. The group agreed that tha Coun­ committee to investigate and co­ ty Commission should Instruct ordinate drainage and water and cooperate with the County servation in Ihe county. Tilts recommendation waa made Zoning Board to try to discourage by Charles S. l-ee. who said that and prevent development of land the board knows the “ overall pic­ for purpoaci for which it general ture" on county drainage needs. ly ia considered unsuitable. At a special County Commit Lre also recommended that drainage ami water conservation lion meeting March II, the district* tic crested where need­ board agreed that it would ini­ ed when a majority of property tiate a plan aa toon as tha drain owners in an arcs indicate their age rommlttee could com* up with some recommendations. dc»ire for such a district. Commissioners said that this Homer Osborne, a member of the County Farm Bureau, said would be a long range plan and not solva "immediate that In many rases property own would ers would nol vole for a lax even emergency me asure* caused by abnormal rain." if il meant being flooded out. I-re singled out (he Temple Terrace area and said il would cost each property owner there about $7 a year to eliminate Gooding. " i f they don't want to pay $7, they deserve to be flooded out," he said. The committee agreed that an Teachers who are interested to important step was to construct getting interest-free loans to at­ and maintain sufficient primary tend summer courses, should con­ drainage diiches to serve all (our tact tho Seminole County Federa­ drainage basini in the county, yet tion of Women's Clubs. preserve natural low areas which Federation scholarship chair­ act as catch basini in periods of man Mra. Clyde Ramsey said to­ heavy rainfall. day that many teachers don’t Kastner said Ibat the primary know of th* money the federation drainage system must carry the make* available for thrm lo work drainage lo the point of ultimate for higher degrees, during the disposal and should not just aummar. from one county puddle to £ The loans may be repaid In oral. Installments over the school year. He cjled th* necessity also to Teachars who want more inform­ preserve those areas serving to ation about the Irons should con­ maintain th* eater table level tort Mra. Cr L. Wait af Oviedo, to periods of ikongM. Mr*. C. S. Field*, ftt. g, Maitland, Sanford CHg Manager Warren ar Mrs. Bey TOU*, M U Magnolia Knowles pointed out that the rhun-' Ave., Sanford. Applications should ly should nol ha Teachers Can Get Loans For Study 1 p. m. Slocks NEW YORK (UIM) prices si I p. m.: American TAT ... American Tobacco Bethlehem Steel . C A O ................. Chrysler ................ Curtiss • Wright . DuPont ........ Kastman Kodak . . . Ford Molqr ........... General Electric . . . General Motor* . Ini. TAT ........... Lorillard ............ Penney .............. Penn RR ........... Scars Roebuck Standard OR <NJ > Sludebaker ....... U. S. Steel .. .. Westlnghnuia El. Stork M IUS‘ i 48H 44Vk S1H 24W . 2251k 100 71 R»<* 45 3**1 37H 1141k 131* SOU 444k I2U 41Ik 11 Altamonte Board f i ____ l 02376709 l_ IS i The Allamonle Spring* town council will hold a public hearing on re-xoning land for a new post office tonight. Th* hearing will be to consider a petition for re-xoning land across from the presrnt post office from residential to commercial. If tha re-xoning succeeds, the owners may petition th* federal government to put a new post office on the SR 434 ait*. Tha town council has made pre­ vious efforts to get a new post office. The public hearing will be at 7:30 p. m. to the town hall. wtf ha m u ii Junior High School yard. The ejection seat In which ha waa sitting fell 60 feet from th* body. A mlle-and-a-half away, Jim Grove,' 24, was killed in tha attle o f a home in which ha waa slesp* inr. Tha hous* was destroyed. Th* wreckage of th* plan* waa blasted over a wide area of south* west Little Rock, where the mala damage was a t , Ninth and Sum* . mit streets. Th* Federal Aviation Agene? indicated that another plana was Involved. Its wreckage was re* ported at Mayflower, Ark„ I I miles northwest o f Little Rock. Lee Jackman, who runs a ser* vice station, said lt looked to him aa If tha bomber collided with n small plant. The plane near Canaveral, n KC-97 tanker w h i c h refuels bombers in flight, plunged Into the Atlantic 43 miles east o f the nation’s missile test center, The Air Force said the pilot radioed at 4:16 p. m., that he waa going to ditch hi* plant In high seas. The "May Day" message touched o ff a massive rescue op* •ration. Search planes, battling a BflOfoot rolling and KV-knot winds, swooped low over th* dark water* dropping three-minute magnesium flares that gave off an earlh glow. Th* dead were 8, Sgt. Shirley D. Renner, .‘106th Air Refueling Squadron; and 61/Sgt. Jnsnhp M. Thels and T /8 gt. Frank K. Bence, both o f the SOTth Organisational Maintenance Squadron. Officials . said all lived In Tampa. The plan* waa based at AlarDill AFB. Symington Given 1 iA'j , WASHINGTON (UPI) Two AFL-CIO vice presidents came out Inday for Sen. Stuart Symingtoi (D-Mo.) for president to tha Aral major labor endorsameet of any candidate In tba 1160 campaign. Presidents Jamaa B. Carey e< the International Union of Elactriral Workers and George M. Har* rison of ihe Brotherhood of Rail* way Clarks praised tba millionaire former industrialist as "a man oI integrity, ability and affectlvaness." They declared in a statement! "Throughout tho career of Stu­ art Symington, his fundamental humanitarianisra, his sincere ree* ord of liberalism are wall suatalnrd and consistent. Time sad again he has demonstrated that ha bcllevei in genuine collective bar* gaining and knows how to malm it work. "W e are convinced that ha wlB —and should—be nominated hy lha Democratic National ConvaaHon. , . wa are convinced that as the Democratic candidate for president he will be elected to No­ vember." Carey ia head of the AFL-CIO Ethical Practices Committee. Har­ rison Is chairman of tho Labor Committee of tho Democratic Ad­ visory Council, 15-Year-Old Held On Theft Charge A 13-year-old Longwood boy waa Vil arrested in Apopka Wrdnrsday and charged with stealing $211 from a Longwood garage. Tha money was takea from Scott's Garage In Longwood Satur­ day night. The boy was arrested to Apopka Wednesday morning when he waa seta carrying money baga. He waa turned over to Sher­ iff J. L. Hobby and to being held by juvenile authorities. FirstSanford Auto Show Scheduled Next Week Sanford’s Um A auto allow will open Wednesday with a mammoth display of 1M0 cars and tnicki. Tba show at Ft. Mellon Park will feature all taco car models made by Gcnaral Motors, Chrysler, Ford, American Motors and Sludebaktr-Packard. Trucks made by these companies a toe will he shown. The display wiU Include IMS im ­ ported care and all American-made compact ears. Tha show on tha lakefrant will run from 1:10 p. m. until »;M p. m. fe lly foam Wadroaday to Friday. Tharn wilt nal be any adm luloo charge. Parking *•• m A doer prise mill be given away •ach night and a cash prise wiU be awarded nsat Friday night Tba Semtoola High School Band will play a coocert Wednesday night from 7:30 to l:M p. m. Tha band will alia operate tha stand at tha shew and will receiva all tha proflu from tha aala of refreshments. Car dealers are Brass Motors, l a c . , ! hill Motors lac.. tVvl • •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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 30, 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/d9c356366faaea0075d2201e2b76919d.pdf be40b2066e889f44a905a27b3bc29e2c PDF Text Text 1 r .f v u i *• *Y 'V . .* '.5*. . tjflni/h. ’ d h )w u q h JhimdhjSsJwksi! We firmly believe th a t our phenom enal growth in the p ast, and our chance for future progress, is in direct proportion to the com­ plete services we render. Directors 1. to r., H. McNulty, Tucker, Clouts, F. McNulty, Carraway, and P atrick/ Background is A rtist's Concept of Proposed New Florida State Bank Building. Our shelterad walk-up window..........open • la 4 Monday through Friday. A night photo t i bur praaant building open till l:SQ F. M. Friday nighta. Other Services include a Personal Loan Department and a Banking Facility a t Sanford Naval Air Driva - la Banking,'with thrse windows to Inciiitata rapid service. •*• FLORIDA STATE/BANK .................. O F * f �—-tT.tr— — r i U.S. Offers Reds Slash 'Arms Pact '■‘H I ? V , > Raton reminded Zorin that the United States already had offered to frees# U. S. and Russian armed forces at 2,300,000 each and then reduce them to 2,100,000 men. “ We are prepared to accept these measures immediately,” Eaton declared, “ so long as they are accompanied by the verifica­ tion machinery we consider os, ^aen llal.” m Bet the session broke np with­ out any further reply (ram Zorin. Zorin went to lunch with French Delegate Jules Koch, sontinuing the Informal diplomatic conversa­ tions begun last week. Moch had also tried to get tbe conference off center by proposing that experts get to work to study concrete techniquoe for various disarmament measures. 1%e Rnsa si*ns wtthkall a reply. % Badaen today's session, authori­ tative tear sea said the United States may aoon offer to give ad­ vance notice of missile launchings V the Soviets psora Isa ta de the same. They acid lbs attar probably woted bn mads In an effort to got the location disarmament conference, now in Its third week, Seminole Census Starts Next Week Sanford and Seminole County door bolts w it start ringing nest weok. The beff pnahese win be come m 100 enumerators beginning tbe W Job el. i The local teUiesp wiH be a unit of a 100,000 momber-eaiuus arm y which wiH ga Ibroughort tbo na­ tion to enumerate an estimated 100 million persona. Tbo mammoth counting J o b h the N so lf la expected to be completed during tbe latter pert V AprU. A Tbe second stage • • lbs gath* ering to of Mm detailed houaehold questionnaire wbteh will be toft at every fourth house - • is list­ ed to be finished by mid-May. An unofficial announcement af the results of tho tally will be mads by the local census office as soon as the tabulation* are tg.No U. S. Manned Moon Shot Set Until After 70 i CLEVELAND. Ohio fUPl) — Dr. T. Keith Otonnan, head of tho Na­ tional Aeronautic* and Space Ad­ ministration, says that tha United Status wiH a rt send a man to the moon until after iro. M Glennan. president of Case InW atitute of Technology on leave to the NASA, made hi* prediction in toe March issue of Engineering and Science Review, the school's unriergrsduate scientific publica­ tion. (Eh? Sanfruft l§mxlb VOL. XLIX . GENEVA (UP!) — The Uolted State* offered Russia an agree­ ment today to tlaih American and Russian troop strength to 2,100.000 men each provided the Soviet* accept controls against cheating. « But Russia’s Vaerian Zorin deWfcanded agreement first on “ gen­ eral and complete disarmament.” “ Let's not tie ourselves up here with paper measures," Zorin said. The U. S. offer was made by Frederick M. Eaton at the end of another three-hour session of the tO-nstion disarmsment confer­ ence, almost in exasperation after Zorin continuously sidestepped all Western attempts to get him to ^ jiscu sa guarantees against cheat- WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild throtitrh Wednesday. lHjrh today, 80-85. Low tonight, 62-66. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, .MARCH 29. 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA N NO. 660 Civil Rights Bill M a y Be Strengthened V 5 H 1 NATHAN O. GARNER, right, member of the Sanford Civil Service Board for the pant 17 years was honored Monday for his service at the City Commission meeting Monday night. Fellow board member Harry Lee con­ gratulates Garner who received a silver tray from the commission. (Herald Photo) Lake Waters To Recede Soon Lake Monroe it still rising, but very slowly, Sanford Public Works Director S. M. Richard said today. Richard said he thinks the water will start receding l»y tomorrow or Thursday. This morning's readings found laike Monroe 6.61 feet above sea level. This is the highest point thn lake has reached since 1953 when the waters went to 9.41 fort above tea level. Richard said tha lake baa gone over the sea wall at Ft. Mellon Park and at the French Ave. and Seminole Blvd. intersection. The wstora are ju»t on the gras* there end Richard does not expect them to reach the street pave­ ment which is higher than the grasi. The waters could harm the pavement by softening it if they reached the street, Richard said. However, to do real harm to Seminole Blvd., the lake w ateri would have to float tha m i s n w l h r »d‘t*d T h 7 ” [gh waters could alio damage sewers leading into Lake Monroe by backing up and exert­ ing pressure within the pipes, Richard said. Damage to sewers will not be known until the' lake baa gone down. The lake bee risen a little over four inches tinea Saturday. This shows a leveling off, since last Tunaday the waters were rising about 4to to five inches per day Tha high wator mark last Tue* day was 3.4 feet above sea level Richard said (be lake usually has Its highest waters In October when they -vary from four to six feet above tea level. Coffee Clubbers To Host Navy The monthly meeting of the Cof­ fee Club sponsored by the Semin­ ole County Chamber of Commerce will be held 10 a. m. Thursday at Mrs. Appleby’s Restaurant in tbe Vatdex Hotel. Coffee clubbers will have an op­ portunity to meat Capl. Kobarl W, Rlye, commanding officer ef Sanford Naval Air Station and several of his administrative staff who have recently coma aboard the etatlon. Stop! The new traffic light at French Ave. and 23th 84. will be la­ sts lied this afternoon, City Man­ ager Warren Knowles told tha CUy Com mission Monday night. Rioting, Protest JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UPI) — A nationwide protest demonstration by African blacks erupt*, into rioting and burning Ifonday night and several Afri­ cans were reported killed or In­ jured. Preliminary report* listed two dead, including a Negro police­ man. Several others were believed dead but police waited until dawn to get a complete count of the toll. A crowd of about a thousand shouting Negroes and mulatto** stoned bus#* and cars in Cape­ town. Police itormed the rioters with clubs and tear gaa sheila. They fired shot* ever their heads but not into the crowd to dis­ perse M. Last week, police at Sharpcville and Langs fired Into crowds of African demonstrators, killing M. African nationalist leaders called a 24-hour work stoppage Monday lo proteat the killing*. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Some backers of civil rights legislation predicted today the Senate Judi­ ciary Committee would strengthen the House-passed bill which M must act oo by midnight. Sen. Kenneth B. Keating (RN.Y.) told reporters he was con­ fident “ we will have a hill out” by nightfall and predicted it would be stronger than tbe five-point House measure. Keating said he thought the committee would “clarify and In some cases strengthen" the House Sewage Treatment Plant Demands Renewed By State Sanford’s sewage treatment plant problem with the state Board of Health came up again Monday night In connection with a subdi­ vision being developed here. The Board of Health sent a letter to Letfler and Bush, engi­ neers for developer Philip Zcull, saying that the board couldn't ap­ prove a Sanford sewer extension into Zeuti'a new development be­ cause Sanford doesn't have a sewage treatment plant. “Aa you arc probably aware, the City of Sanford does not have a sewage treatment plant, though U does have a fairly extensive sew­ age collection ayatem which dis­ charges raw sewage lo the receiv­ ing waters, la view of thia fact, this agency does not feel that we can consider the approval of fur­ ther extension to the system serv­ ing tbe City of Sanford,” the letter said. One commissioner said he could­ n't see why the board was. so de­ manding about a sewage treat­ ment plant when a rerent test of Lake Monroe showed that it* wa­ ters are net made a menace by sewage. Crappa wage treatment plant, -period." orrim listener Robert Brown point­ ed out that tha city I* putting aside funds periodically for • fu­ ture plant. Tha commission totd City Ally. William Hutchison and City Man­ ager Warren Knowlea In work out a way to get sewers to Zeuli's sub­ division. The commission slso voled In accept Zeuli's subdivision' for an­ nexation if he puts In a Scott Ave. extension angling into Eighth St. and if the county aprroves Zeuli's plan. Hie subdivision Is near Scott Ave. and Eighth St. Portion O f Lake Bridge To Close The Atlantlr Coast I.in* Rail­ road la engaged In reconstructing Its bridge at tha west end of Lake Monro* and starting at 7 a. m. Monday, the south opening of the drawspan will be rinsed to navigation. Officials said that lh* south opening will be closed until ap­ proximately Dec. I. The north opening through tha drawspan will he opened a t any time for the passage of navigation. bill “ and In no case weaken It.* Another committee member, Senate GOP Leader Everett M. Dirksen, said “ there could be some changes other than tachnlcat amendments.” Sens. Thomas C. Hennings Jr. (D-Mo.) and John A. Carroll (D-Colo.) also foresaw tome changes. Judiciary Chairman Jam ri O. Eastland (D-MIss.) said Charles J. Bloch of Macon, Ga., a special Georgia assistant attorney gen­ eral, and Deputy U. S. Ally. Grn. Lawrence E. Walsh would testily 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (U P I)- Stock pri­ ces at 1 pm .: American Airlines ............ 19‘s American TAT ............... M’s Bethlehem Strel ................ 48H Caterpillar ........................... 30'k Chrysler .............................. 32’k Curtiss • Wright ............... 21 DuPont . . : ........................... 228 Ford Motor ................... 72»s General Eleclrir ............... MH General Motors ............. . . . 4J’s Lorillard ......................... U 4 Minute Maid ...................... IW I'rnnry ................................ l i t Penn RR ............................ 14 Royal American ............ 2H Sear* Roebuck .............. MU Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 40* Studebaker ......................... 1344 Lansing Fund Nets Near $1,000 Three projects sponsored In cooperation with the Klks Club, Moose Lodge and Seminole Coun­ ty Sportsmen'i Assn, brought In almost f t .000 for the Porter Lan­ sing Fund last week. A coolest sponsored by the organisation* brought 2400 and Seminola Sporting Goods Co. donated the profit from so out­ board motor. A barbecue staged by the Order of DORS netted the fund 2200 and IMS ranfa through (he Toasahatchet Hunt Club. Next event to raise money for (he fund for Purler Lansing, cri­ tically injured in an automobile crash, wilt be a benefit baseball game Saturday night between two San Franrisco Giants farm teams, the Tacoma, Wash., and Har­ lingen, Tex., squads. The city has granted use of Memorial Stadium and tha twa teams will play at 2:30 p. m. Ticket* may be bought from mem­ bers of the Elks, Moose and Sportsmen's Assn, and at 40 busi­ ness locations around town. The Elks Club haa been named central collection agency for the fund and deposits may be mad* to the fund at the Sanford At­ lantic and Florida Stale Hanks. Accounts have been opened in the name of Porter Lansing Fund and deposit* may bt made directly to tbe funds. Contributions also may be mailed to P.Q. Box 1232. Plans Requested The City Commission ordered architect plan* for enclosing the fire station oo French Avt. Mon­ day night. Completely enclosing the station would coat about 23.300. Candidates Clash Over Financing State Roads MIAMI (U PI)—Nine Democrm tic gubernatorial cjndidates gar* quick answers to a dosen campaign questions Monday night but clashed sharply on tha financing of highways and tha reason a fulllength turnpike failed 1* pass tbe * 1923 Legislature. w* Appearing on tha tarns platform for a 00-minute television program were campaigners F an is Bryant of Ocala, Jacksonville Mayor Haydon Bums, Doyle Carlton of Wauehula, Ted David of Hollywood, Fred Dickinson of West Palm Beach, the Rev. Georg# Down* of • Winter Park, Klan leader BUI Maadrix of Oldamar, John Mc­ Carty of Fort Pierce, and Jim MeCorvey of Hialeah and Clewistoa. ■ Tha program invited the tolayhn— 1 questions from viewer*. But the number of candidates and lengthy commsrctals Umitad anawara me*Up to only a f o r aaaaada by each. Bryant, C a r l t o a , Dickinson, [1 Dickinson and McCarty accused Bryant and Carltoa of bobtailing a Miami-to-Jacksonville turnpike to the Miami-to-Fort Pierce toll road that was finally constructed. The candidates did little to clar­ ify tha IBM voting record. All nine, however, said they fa. vor extending tha present turn pike to the Georgia border. The same five lawmakers and former legislators, plus Burns, also argued about who has tha best ' program for tussling Flo­ rida's highway needs. Bums ended the turnpike argu meut by aaying that in Jackson vill* he has dona aomtthing about highway needs. He said hs led the Jacksonville capreasway system which has just opsned a new north-south leg to provide clear passage through the city. AU the candidates agreed: They are agaisrt a elate income U s, fatrar Florida's so-called right-towork law, favor creation of new crtMties M * it a state M ass to hew to She IN 2 Legislature mi cenatroettou to tha Fteeldn veterans, and against an lucre*** iUJLv today at the committee's second day of closed-door session*. , In 8 'i hours of testimony Mon­ day, Walsh and Ally. Gen. Wil­ liam P. Rogers defended the House bill as it is, including the ad­ ministration-hacked provision for court appointed referees to guar­ antee Negro voting rights. The committee took no action Monday on a host of proposed amendments, some to weaken the bill and olhrrs lo strengthen it. Rogers expressed fear that any change* In Iht House bill might endanger final congressional ap­ proval. But h* told tbe committee that tf it changed the measure, he hoped it would add two provisions stricken by the House. One would give federal aid to localities try­ ing In integrate schools. The other would make a permanent agency of the president's committee on non discrimination in federal con­ tracts. One major test facing either the rommlttee or the Senate when It Flood-Swollen Prairie States Face New Threat By United Press International The threat of thunderstorms to­ day added new danger to besieged prairie belt communities battling rivers already awollan to near rec­ ord levels by a spring thaw. Hundred* of persons left their homes as the rampaging * rivers neared their highest level* in 20 years. National Guardsman, civil de­ fense officials, tha Red Cross and the Salvation Army teamed up with polieo and volunteers to bat­ tle Ut* floods In aa tight itata area. The first big warmup of the season melted some of the heavi­ est snows In a half century and sent rivers surging over their banks to a wide area Irom the Dakotas to Kansas and Missouri. Rsin falling today acroi* the country’i mid section promised to •end the rivers to even new heights. Many families driven from their homes in low lying area* found Church Service, Political Rally Requests Denied The City Commission Monday denied requests for us* of tha Civic Center for church service* and po­ litical rallies. One petition came from the Seminole County Ministerial Assn, which wanted to hold Easter Sun­ rise . iiervlccs in tha carter. Tha ether request1tam e from the Oouqty Democratic Executive Commit­ tee which waoted to hold a politi­ cal rally 'there, with aU county candidates present. The requests were denied alter discussion to tha original rules laid down when tho a vie Center was opened. Commissioner Robert B r o w n pointed out that two to tbe rules formulated when the Civic Center was opened were that its chairs were not to bo borrowed and that church services were not to be al towed there. Another fartor in the discussion was tbo possibility to having intogratod audiences al such meet­ ings. The city has taken a positive stand on keeping tho facility com­ pletely segregated. HAVANA (UPI) -P re m ie r Fidel Castro declared war today oe Cuba's anU-Communlits, charging that they “ weakee filth” le his revolutionary regime. In his third telethon in two days, Castro lathed cut specifical­ ly at Lula Cool* Aguero, a college friend whose dally television com­ mentary has become the nation's leading anti-Red forum. Caatro'i appearance on the Tel•mundo Prcgunta TV show was presented in the form to a press cooltronco, but the newsman on lha panel had an opportunity to ask only on* question: “ What ii your opinion of the current contro­ versy over communism in C u b af' The Premier’s reply took four hours, ending nt 1:23 a. m. Saaford’a Sanlando residents pull Conte, who baa not been heard ed a switch on the City Ooramls from tine* ■ Communist-led mob sion last night. barred him from tbe studio Fri­ They asked the commission to day, was expected to seek asylum let them keep their old street light* in on* to the foreign embassies on Plumose and Valencia Drives here. and so E. 14th Bt. It seema the city has beeo putting in nine aew lights to replace u old ones on these streets. The new light* are on wooden polei and tho old ones are on metal pofU* • Floyd Palmer to 232 Valencia Dr. beaded a delegation to naarly The old Rosrnwald Elementary 13 Sanlande subdivision residents School which burned down Feb. who preferred the old poles for 17 was probably set on fire. Dis­ their greater beauty. They also trict Fire Marshal Mark Cleve­ thought the old system would givo land Sr. said Monday. more light. Tha Sanford fire chief said he “The people are very serious was "pretty sure It was arson" about keeping tha lights we have," which destroyed the (our room Palmer said, and he presented a brick school. The culprit has not petition from 3* persons to prove been found but cases to this type It. are never dropped, Cleveland A round to applause greeted said. The company which insured Mayor Earl Higginbotham's motion the Negro school has not yet made to Uka the new lights out and its report. County School Admin­ put tha old polei back. Assistant Walter Teague Tbe city was replacing the lights istrative said Monday. because it would be cheaper to put 2t-year-old school was built in the new poles with overhead to The brick and heart pine and wires rather than replace three would rost about 210,000 to build qu artan to a milt of tha old dam­ today, Teague laid. aged underground wire system. But City Manager Warren E. Knowles decided ■ transformer nearby would eliminate replacing all tho underground wires. Wight Klrtley was appointed tem­ porary liaison member between the Sanford Zoning and Planning Board and the Board to Adjust­ ment Monday night, and engineer The Sanford City Commission's William P. Bush wai mad* a tem­ old problem of whal to do about porary member of tbe Zoning and private signs on public property Planning Board. appeared to be near solution Mon­ day night. City manager Warred E. Kiwanis To Get Flags Sanford's American Lagloa post Knowles told the commission that there are l r t fined algos an public will donate a United mates flag parkways, while • city ordinance to the Sanford Klwanls Club and prohibits putting private signs on loagUao Kiwanlan Dougin* Scott wtM proesnt a Canadian f e ^ s t Board Approves Lights Request Arson Believed School Fire Cause Solution Nears On Sign Problem commies ion either have the signs take* off public property or de, iheltcr In municipal buildings. Other refugee* were housed to private homes ailuated on higher ground. Entire communities were isolat­ ed and Ians to thoiiaands to acre* to farmland were under water. Property damage could a rt bo **• lim ited. Three deaths were blamed * • the floods — on* each la Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri. At Sioux City, Iowa, officials removed 200 residents from the Springdale district In advance to an expected major flood crest oa the Floyd River. Volunteers sandbagged e n tra n t •s t* stores ead offices to the Springfield dlatriet which was Mg by a waU to wator 10 feet deep in a 1221 flood. Weather observer* did not expect today's flood to b* as bad as tho o a t seven year* ago. But forecaster* predicted the Big, Blue Rlvar would erert )• feet above flood atage a t Blue Rap­ id*. Kga., and Bereestoo, Nab., wMeh would equal the hlglpto flood (togea finco 3BU.< ■«. ‘. V * i — . f o * ■■ . a.;< War On Anti-Reds News Briefs Liaison Board Member Named NORTH ORLANDO'S NRWRST DEVELOPMENT started Friday aa bulldozer* began clearing ground for Z44 Longwood-Ovl dozers 244 nomas homes on Uie the Longwood-Oviedo Rd. near the SR. 419 intersection. Looking over the laixl being developed devok by Vffng Willetts of Minato and F t, Lnudordale nan, front tka loft. Me ~ North Or. Undo Councilman Frank Frturia, aontractor Dominie Terebe, May ijro r R a g Liddicu t, contractor Reggie Webator, and bulldozer driver Dave Ketchum. resume* debate on dvil righto Wednesday was tha so-called Lausehe amendment to make pro­ posed penalties for obstructing court • ordered school Integragtioa decisions apply to all federal court decrees. The proponal, sponsored by Sen. Frank J. Lausrhe (D-Ohio), wag added by the Senate to its own bill, now set aside in favor to Iht House measure. But, with labor opposing tbe amendment, the Senate later knocked out tho entire tourt order section. Red Tide? TAMPA (U PD -BU to conservelion authorities seed* another aerial check today to aa area in tbe Gulf to Mexico where floating carcasses of dead fish have'been sighted recently. Dr. Bobort Hut­ ton, chief to the State Marian Laboratory at Bt. Patoriburg, said U was not y rt known M the “ red tlda" caused the fish to die. Flood Group Formed BROOKSVILLE ( U P I ) - A group to legislators bonded together Monday to do something about preventing floods which dam agtJ their II counties last week. At a meeting Mere, tbe Inwmakera formed a committee t* took or­ ganisation of “tbo central a a i southwest Florida water central management." Motions Denied MIAMI (U PI)—Civil Court Judge Norman Htndry denied motions Monday for . a aummary decree fixing ownership to tbo chimpan­ zee Mr. Moke, sought by tho SL I/)ula Zoo and hit animal trainer, Robert Toraarchla. Denial to tha motions, presented by both sides, means a jury will decide owner­ ship sometime between June and September. Negro Boycott MONTGOMERY Ala. (UPI) Approximately 200 students at Alabama State College (or Ne­ groes were cxpccteu to continue a classroom boycott at tha stalesupported school today. Studenla said tha boycott was begun Into Monday In protast to an aider that 100 itudents leave the campus because they were Isle to registering. BUmp Record LAKEHURST, N. J . (U PI) - A Navy blimp landed a t the navel air station today after Kiting a record (or wstaioed (light to al­ most four days. Tha craft, a ZPG-I, landed at 1:30 a. m. ft bad spent tSH hours la tho ate, a spokesman laid. The previous endurance record for an ordinary airship was Tl.l hours, set lea* than two weeks ago by another Navy blimp from LakabunL Bus Strike TAMPA (UPI) - Negotiator* will meet agile tonight la an­ other attempt to arttl* a city boa company strike which has left Tampan* without latrartty hua service. The strike began a t B a. m. 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H its ( t ) T ru th o r C aaseassaaa (SI Levs of Lite ( I ) R ealism Oaa IItM I t ) II CaalS Ra Tea I t ) Lev# T h at Bab (S) Ssarch fa r Tom arrsw 11:41 ( S l.a a ld lM Light IlSS ( t ) g u ilt (») A baul Pacaa ( t ) Tapper 1:24 I t ) As Tha World T urns (I ) San Praaclsae Rant IS) M stlasa T haalar l:S t (I) Day la Court If) Queen fa r * Day ( I ) P a r D stisr er W ares l : l t I t ) Hsuaa P arty l l ) d a le Btarm I t ) L oratta Yoang T h ai • :SS (II Tha Woman iti ?:*-*..,fcSrcv«.n *;»• f t) (1) 4:22 (I) (21 (2) 0tin If) S ill (I ) ' i t St t) W hs Do Ton T reat Prom Tboao Hoots Am artsaa B ia S iU s I b rla h ts r Dor Comsdy Playhausa Boerai Oterm A dvsatura Tim s a t Night ___ —W _______ sa ttre T hree Biaagaa m s •> R S a ' r ' M . V c CM \ l \ U SK l& fSB w X SS& v (1) llishwsy Patrol S!« M\ ilO T sT O K • • " V f t s a s s a 'n m ^ n . «(?•’ : tv ® iir K E (l> A d rta tu r* Tl) ItOO (II ^ s v U —w a* t» r OtM (I) H u nting aaO P laning f t ) j o b ? Dalp •:M i l l W sath sr l:SS I D AOv. Jim Rawls 7t*S (2) n ta a lsy Brea. M ail* T ill CSS Nawa—Deagiao BOwmt l i t ! (I I Oorons** I (I) Ls«k Op (1) T lm ts Alt Blur Otrsua 1:24(2) B it M astarson (2 ) B it t y H u tto n 4>M I IS (2) Proaa Theas’Roeto IS) ( t) S.SS C l (•) (S) 1:12 IS) S ilt (Si VerOlct to Tears W hs Da Taa Trnnt C a a r i ) Pleyheuso B righter Day American BaaSetaaS Sacrat O tsna Edae of Nlsnr (2) Adienluro Tlmo SiSS 111 Marl# (Si T hrfo Olnnaeo 2Tit • :SS Silt 4:22 t:|e < I* S:|a S:I2 S:|S S:SS 7:ee iS) (2) It) in (SI (SI ftSS (t) <») l ee IS) Twentleia Centner Saber nr nSnn William Tell . Rlvrrbsst (.seals Hrnktn Arrow Marerlrk P*sr Juat Mss Pla) bnuae » •_ Alaa Dal-rlna IS) nandae Hh»»t»*« 4 2* IS) Tka U r in a l S:SS ID Chary USaw (S) The Itebel S.SS It! The Alaskans (S| Alfred Hltehfock IS:SS (21 Loretta Toun* IS) )i- k Benny le:le rsi Johnny Ktanals (2) Movie IS) What's My Line II tH (S) News IlltS (OS Movie IS) .Vies 11:12 (S) Sen. dmathers lltts (S> Heart ef the City '(V) f t r V . n ' W " (S) Cartoons ( » Hlebway Patrsl IS) Channrl nit Nswsraaas <4) Heoplo'a Choirs 12) llaanlbal Cobb MONDAY A. M. is) ('antral Pla. Nans i n News S:2S (2) Continental Clsasrsess «S) Weather 7:ee 12) Today (4) Junila T;SS IS) Waslhsr T:2S (S) Cartoons 12) Huntley . Brinkley T:SS (S) Mswn * Wsaiher IS) John Daly TiSO It) OutSaar Bulletin Board lie s IS) Nswa 1:11 (S) Cant. Kanaaros (2) Tessa Rangers. OtSS (t) Maralae Thealrs ID otenn Brews IS) Rsmser Roam T:l» III Nawa l-uuglaa Edwards »:IS (I) (leaders Dleest 2:22 (t) Waathar t:(S It) News file it) Walt Dlaaty (1) Rawhide (2) Peaple Are Puany l:t t ID Troahleahootsrs lit* IS) Navy I«og (SI Man Prom Rlachhawk (21 Bell Talephoaa Hour fits (I) Suneat Strip l i l t 111 Mike Hammer IS) tJeslla Playhouse ItilS 111 Cavalcade of Sports (I) 1 Lavs Lucy (t) Twilight Xesa 11:21 (2) Conraatratlsa (I) Dotoctlvaa l!:IS (I) Dacambar B ritt ItiS t (t).N o w Tork C onfidential <o) rerao n to Pereoa Hits It) (S) (!) Mews • Weather Opart* 11:12 (e) Mot le (•) Mavis Ili22 (I) Jo sh Paar T:2S (S) W aaihar-C artaaa 7:1# (S) Cartoon* • :»t j f ) C a p u ts M an sarts 2:SS (I) Ray Rogara 12:22 (I) Htckla aa* Jachla <t> Cartoon* 12:12 (2) Mighty Manta Playheaaa ( t ) K u(l s a t R a tty 1I:SS IS) grltnea Platloa Thaalar it i Parr 11:12 (I ) I Lovt Lucy <« ■■ If! 11:22 ( i ) S,,e*, Raws .SATURDAY P. M. 12:22 (2) (2) (• ) 11:22 ( I t (2) (t) l i l t (1) (I ) 1:2* (SI lis t (2) ll) 1:22 (2) 1:12 ( I ) 4i20 (2) (2) 1:11 (Si CM (2) l i l t (Si l i l t (I) IlSS (2) Bk> king T rue Btary Soupy Rasa* — R it a ' Kartnon K*p.r* Datactlvaa D u r r It'a lha u w M atlaaa T haalar CBS Naira Bat. T haaU r P arty W ru tlln y B sskstball Oaa P ranclsre Beat D stth V allty D ora BaaSstnaO W rits!n Mevts RIs (Mcturs Industry an ' Parade Raw llag AM OUr G alt lu m a r er tha Ju n g le MONDAY r . M. I t i l l (2) IS) <02 11:22 i t ) T ra tb a r C oaasqssasss L ots of U fa R sa lltta Qua It CsulS Be Tea (1) Baarcb tar Tomorrow (»> Love That Rob UliU (I) Oaiding Llgnt | l : t t t l ) Opt* Window (2) T apper (2) About Pacaa taSO (I) .Aa th e W arl* T urns III * " (It ? . T W S r \ ? H r . r H (2) I .la t l ) I t) (2) •»22 (2) D ir In r e a r s H ousaparty Yoang T haatar Gala Storm T aaag D r Matos* Showcase Turns O ut Absorbing Fare H ill Cl Concentre Has ((> December DrlSs T U E S D A Y P . M, 12:'S (SI Truth er Coneeqneaces IS) Lete nf Ufa is) Rsstless Oas H itt IS) Search lor Tomarrsw (I) Lava That Bah (1) It Casio Be Tow 12:11 «SC (luldlag Llnht l:»S <01 Bualo IlMAbeat Paces (1) Tappar I lls IS) Metises TboatrS (I) Baa Praaclscs Bast It) Aa Tbs WarlO Turns t:M (t> Day la Court 42) Q uits Par A Day (t) Par Baltar or Warsa 2:20 «t) Loretta Young Theater (I) Houea Party it) Dale gterm list tt) Young Dr MatoM (f ) l:IS (2) II) ft) (:SS (2) III . (4) t i l l (S) c a n (s> (2) IlSS III (S) ' '■ (•> 1:11 Sts (I) Rest i l i Cleak Prom T ktae Reel* W hs Da Tan T rai V vrsirt Is Your* PnmsSy Playhaass R rlgbtar Day American B aaSatsi ia s r a t s u r a n a g s «r Night A dventure Tima Mavis Three Stooges Papsva H arasses Quick Draw MeOr* Rocky and Prlsads Longwood Marine Joins In Giant Unit Maneuver Longwood Marino Richard S. McGibbeny is part of the largest amphibious training maneuver scheduled for tho East Coast Navy-Marine Corpi units this year. Tho Marino Pfc. son of Mr. and Mrs. R, H. McGibbeny of Long­ wood is In operation Lantphibtx 1-60 which ia (eating tho combat roodlaots of the Atlantic Float and tha combat effectiveness of the Marines' landing technique and equipment. Pfe. McGibbeny Is a member of too Second ' arine Division from Camp LcJoum , N. C. Sanford’s Sidney M. Richard, Jr. is serving aboard lb* tactical command ship USS Northampton on • goodwill erulao to European countries. Hospital corpiman first class Richard is tbo son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney M. Richard of UW French Avo. Tho Northamp­ ton and her crow include Palma, Spain and Greenock, Scotland By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UP!) - Sunday nifht'i “Sunday Showcase” M N1C-TV, •The American.” was unusually absorbing and mean­ ingful. II unrolled an intricate web of iraalea with an admirable mix­ ture a t subtlety, directness and compassion. Author Merle Miller effectively conveyed the frustrations, deep feeling of fright, guilt, iasuftU ciency and fraud that be attrib­ uted to Ira Hayes, tfc. Pima In­ dian who became a war hero, savored public adulation and .died as a tormented. Ineffective alco­ holic at the age of tt. Also Illuminated with memora­ ble effect were the less honora­ ble aspects of governmental Indi­ an policies, the baartiessaess of over-commercialisation and the often-overlooked dual nature of heroism — its reality and tu fie- ») Hi gpsrttmna FRIDAY A. M. I) H aul da Paros t:M ID C s s t l s s s u l Classroom fiM (I ) T o tiy —Dsv* G srraw sy 4(22 (S) W ssth sr • Mtwa i p S ir • HI 1(20 4(M 2(42 1:11 14iM WIEBOLDT CAMERA ■HOP f t! B. Fork Buford. Flo. ( t ) C a p u ts K angaroo (4) Morning T bsetro (tt fiyT tsry Vo**# III New—Ja lsrv lsw s (I) News • W ssth sr (4) Dough R* Ml (4) H*d Raw* Skew (4) K a rts s s Kaparg t t i l t ( t ) o s The G* (4) Mevl* (I) P la r Tour Hunch tin * («» fvuoJ * itteb* S ltN (I) (I) D ie in k i r Rrldo FRIDAY P. M. 11(02 (I) Truth or Cosm *senses ( i i Levs a t u r * (I) H**il**a Oun iltM (SI U CaulS Rs To* • me ivalch gad Ctosl R E P A I R I N G Wntehan Blistrenlmlly Tooted OPEN Browing GWALTNEY Jowoior Friday 9N B. ta lk FA MM4 stis* («) o u id ta g L ight IlSS (S) guri# Hi (•) 1(24 (I) (4) (I) (i*iii* *r cuiiku) About P a c ts Mr. * Mrs. HsrU As Tk* Worts Turns Ran Pronclics R*s| w— • i n i : i e , ’. , ; : ? : : r . . . . . . •* %vm&wi, (SI U ses* Party • :44 (SI Tseng Dr. Males* (l> Mllllsaalr* BOTTLED GAS « ll B«*< th s C lstk SHILLING’S CUSTOM CAR WAXING end PROTECTING An intanslfiad sports schedule announced today by Walter Baker, on WLOF-TV Channel • for this program director. coming summer and faU was Tho Amorte«a Broadcasting SilO (41 M anhunt Company network m e a le d (hot (4) tl. U Border P a trsl 4:M (II W rits P a rs e tt hod contracted to telecast ( t ) P a tb s r Knswa Rest major baseball games from both (2) Bourbon BUMt Best National and American League* 1:21 ( t l P*l*r O usn ( t ) Danny Tham es cy Saturday at*m oon during 2:10 (2) Tombaton* T erritory •aaaoa. During tha faU, the (!) Ann Uothsra Show •tM (J{ H»va*Oua T ravst network win also provide local (2) Adventures In Psradios (2) World Wld* l l l l :* l (2) O arer M ahl viewer* with an tho scone "lira ” IS:SS (Si (tunaniuk* Academy Award* uiocasta of the major football MIAMI (UPI) A r expectant (1) Jubllsa DBA ( t ) llten esso y mother, both bar log* broken, day games of coUegeo Affiliated with 12:12 ( t l M sa from Interpol WAX JO B .... l l .M 12:12 ( t l Tad Mark A m alssrs IS) Phntgan BUS* III D uPont Show for U hours ia *a open boot tho National Collegia la Athletic l l t t l 12) Movie H its (•)(•> Nows A W aslh sr „ on Biicayno Bey Sunday. Association. Tho specific games to (2) Movl* 11:11 ( t l Msvls • ' <2> Nswa , Tho boat waa Impaled a a g piling bo telecast hove a st aa yet boos ( t) Marl* I I H t SB> Mavis 11:22 (II Jock P eer under • busy causeway but tho scheduled. motorists potting overhead could WLOF-TV will aloe telecast top SUNDAY P. M. TUESDAY A. M. not see it. boxing event* ttom Madlaon 12:21 (I) C h rtttap h tra Mrs. Waller Davidson, XI, ex­ Squire Gardens on Saturday t i l l (I) C s s lla s a u l Classroom i t ) ORg TV W arkshap 7:SS (4) Today — Devs O errsw ay pecting a child la July, survived night. Dates tor Urn beginning of (1) Cartoon* 4:22 (I ) W sethor I l i H (I) Oral H a b a ru (he ordeal and waa ia fair condi­ tho fight telecasts have not boea 7:12 (I ) Parm Mark*! R tp-L L (t) Movlt tion at a hospital today. announced. According to Mr. Bak­ 7:11 (I) C artoons 12:11 (I) CRM News 7:2* ( |) Today Har husband, air ling pilot Wal­ er, "WLOF-TV-will bo tho moot 1:12 (2) Cartoons II) Bo Our Ousat ler Davidson, u id ho waa (tear­ active sports station hi tho area s i l l News (1) Double Paatur* T haalar tie ing Uw motorboat uoder tho cauM- reflecting the ABC Network's 2(12 III CepUIn R angers* t i l l III R tn sal L anetrs l:M (t) Morning T bsetro way across Biscayno Bay Saturday policy of dominating sports tele(I ) Command P a rfsrm ta r* u <!* 5*M H ( Ream night when it (truck tho pUiag 2:02 (I) Kingdom of tha .g ta (I) tlroot Challsuao ia tho darkaeu. VTl ii! P*w« »dTstanritws 1 s t S i. a t S a n fo rd A vo. B a a f o r r i, F l a . 4:14 (21 Tha A itvsatarsr 2:21 (2) NsWs . W aslhsr Tho impact broke Mrs. David­ * (II Mld-Pla. Industry l*:*4 (4) D* R* Ml Florida loads all othar states A r r o w F r o s tt T h o C h u m b a r o f C o m m e r c e B a l l d l a g son'* logs and impaled Uw boot. Tomorrow (4) Had Rows Show M l (I) C lilropractls Parum Davidson u id ho fired M voral la production of cucumbers. (I) K srtso s K apars f l i t (21 Pundajr Movla 14(24 (I) Play T ear Munch flares without effect Ho said ho (I) CBS Sports dpactacaiar— (I) Os T hs Qe hold hie wife to hto arma moat of Hon ling (I) Mavis II) Sunday W ith Rally tho algid sod that aha never loot t t i N ( I t Prla* la Rlgh* N o w O p e n F o r Y o u r I n s p e c t i o n ----- • 2:22 l l ) Championship Bridge (4) I Lava Lucy cooociousaoM. 2:22 111 B rsksn Arrow (Cl sm all World f i t s (S) C satral Plorld* Show s*ts I D Hsy Kogtr* TiM (22 B oataa* (l> Disk e u r o snow IS) Harry Maiua l i s t ( 2 ) Ths High RsaS 1:12 II) Msn sail ths C hallras* (2) W antsd f)**d a r Alls* 111 O lencaanaa 2:20 (I I Mr. L uckr (1) The Deputy Expectant Mom Survives Ordeal ALL C FOR *1 5 “ Shilling's Gulf Service 4(22 (2) (S) 4:1# (•) 1:44 (1) (( ) 1(24 (4) (2) (2) 1:44 111 (4) (2) 4:11 (4) l l to W ritten Psc* Ths Kotins C hsm alsaahlp 0*17 lls tly 's P unslro fonquori (IE PoolbsU Q sls Klocllun Mpti'lal Dugs Bunny I.aw • • ih* Pl*1n*« C ruseds I s Rurspo M ttt McUraw N*w» Miwillghl N E W f f ip a g a i M O D E L H O M E Daily 9 A, M. to 5 P. 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Tublo-Top Hot Water Heater And All This For As Low As NOTHING DOWN ■ alM tF ^ M V * v b e * h m m d lin g s u b U * m f i r s l m g , U m g t m t d l /h i C /Q Q -----— With First Grad* Quality Materials Y«a Miajr Y«*rt 01 MAlatofiARco-Froo, Troubk-Fra* Llviag MODEL LOCATED FnKk An. (Hwv. IMS il SKi FUBMIBBBD COURTESY WILSON-MAIRR sad GOBMLY. fat. »»»»»• (fV lW CALL FA S4 TIS 4 S P E C IA L $ 1 0 9 ! Voo • Select Oek Ftoo 1st \ Piootir V, our fua siU llits. CBSTV’s "Conquest” showed Urn so­ phisticated underwater achieve­ ments of ■ cult porpoise named Cathy. She performs her intricate cherts while blindfolded, thereby making sonar scientists turn aqua with envy. "Small World" or CBS-TV switched to videotape for Sunday Bight's discussion and tho big ad­ vantage is that wo now can set Ed Morrow more clearly through all (bo cigarette smoke. US ROYAL "A G E B R E E D 8 A C H E S ” Sanford Gas Co. Dialing and FM>g: TV had its ups and downs Sunday. NBC-TV’s Chet Huntley reported on the so- will (te r ttobert Pretloa and Ssndra Church. Miss Church hat tho title rote in the Broadway musical, "Gypsy" "B e Our Gursl” becomes "Tho Kerim Rrtstclio Show" on CBS-TV 'iff April. Jsckic Glesion reports thit Iho CBS-TV ptsy ho co-suthorod, "Million Dollar Incident," will costar Mickey Rooney and Edward R. Murrow (in th role of ■ net­ work executive). Taping it set for May. Air-tims in the falL Alan Mowbray, Alan Young, Vincont Price and "Tbo Gresl Ballantlne" have joined ths e tit of "Tennessee Ernie Meets Einm Arthur,” the "Startim e” specdP on NBC-TV for Tuesday, May u . * Harry Bclafonit's schedule of rials for a cosmetic* firm fcsi him doing one next October, two in 1*61 and om in 1M2. Network undecided, but CBS-TV la ih« likelihood. One of "Rawhide'a” fall apisodas is planned • musical, "Incident of tho Pitch Wagon,4 baaed on Stephen Foster's career aa a cowpoke. fa John Wayne's son, Pal, ha» g featured role in "Have Gun. WiU Travel,” or CBS-TV April » . These Extras FREE With Every f# k u H a rrin g to n ( I M l - t a s t ) M idi r o .m u Janct Blair contributed her vivac­ ity and such Mexican songs as “Jasper's Creepers" and "Lover, Come Back to Me.” Her guides on the so-called tour were Gil­ bert Rotaod and R(,eardo Mosulban. After this Mexican fiasco, they’re probably tempted to try bull-fighting. Minor’s pithy dialogue added to the Impact of bis carefully select­ ed, neatly constructed scones. dan's "Years Ago," scheduled for Further locomotion was given the CBS-TV* "Dupont Show of the production by John Frankcnhoim- Month" or Thursday, April S , er’i direction. Frankenheimor used U i camoraa with rem arka­ ble eloquence and contributed greatly to the play's power. The production -was videotaped on lo­ cation In Tucson, Arts., and Stony Point. N.Y. . Lee Marvin portrayed Marino hero Hayoo, who was shoved Into the national limelight following the celebrated I wo Jim a flagraising in IMS. Marvin caught — ( 3) M a r j U r t w r P a lm I F a c t a r l a a tho varied nuance* of his role magnificently. Steven Hill also lO l’ w T SL FA M i l l delivered a sturdy, compelling performance as George, Ira's pal. iU Vi Vtii H I VI HV .’"ri CAN i Hi i who saw Ira being abused and used and wailed and was power­ less to help him. In lesser roles, but of equal excellence, were Frank Cortoro, MUton Seller, Frank Overton and Tom Carlin. • :70 x 15 NYLON | ^ IIR C . M ack . . T ub* • T y p e 1 hope our "gooJ neighbor pol­ PLUS TAX ORd RECAPABLB CARCASE icy” ia hardy enough to survive such tilings as Sunday night's "Mexican Fiesta” on NBC-TV. Tha hour purported to bo • book musical filmed la eolor against various aetuic attractions south of tho border. While there were some Interesting shots of the Pyramid of tho 8un, the Floating Gardena of Xochimilco and a hull ring, moat of tho hour merely served aa a vehicle for routine night slab acts from Mex­ (!) African Patrsl It) Dsnpla Tha Mosses SitS ii l Haach Parly 4:M (II M arkham * ID B rat* P srd la:M ( l l a r s s c h s Mats (•) V ariety gorloo tO ill <S> Lew ises T sars ( t) Teh* g gosd lasob tl.SO SB)(S2Sb2 News 11:12 l l ) Mevl* (1) Mavis ItiM (I ) J e r k fho> 1 Pag* 2—Tue*. March 29, ^60 Programs For The Week News About The Stars TUESDAY P. M. •* — tt« FAUST DRUG STORE E. 1st BL U pjrrighi 1N0 (»WX) FA !• ATLANTIC Many Plant To Cbooee From S • S • 4 BEDROOBIS 1 • V/i - 2 BATRS G kT g o r 'i L U MB E R r o . . A 5-72X4 mr FA S-OSM Y our Own Lot �• tjf § « n fo rS Tucs. March 29, *60—Fnjre 8 Nrraffi Miss St. John Made Science Editor At Snead College GREETING MRS. DOYLE CARLTON mid her traveling cumpunion. Mrs. Martin Roberts, at the Sanford Women’s Club Thursday were Mrs. Douglas S tc n a tro m nnd Mrs. Ernest Southward, wives of Carlton supporters. A reception for the gubernatorial candidate’s wife was held at the Women’s Club. From tho left sre Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Slenstrom, Mrs. Carlton nnd Mrs. Southward. Pamela St. John, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. M. R. St. John, has been selected to edit the Snead College Science Ciub newspaper, "Protoplasmic Spurts." The "Spurt*" i* published bi­ monthly to keep the members posted on event* in current aclcnti.'lc developments and other acti­ vities of the club. Writing it nothing new (nr Miss St. John a* she used her journalis­ tic talents for the high school pa­ per in Sanford. She was also active in the Journalism Club, Pep Club, Trl-!II-Y and on the honor roll. Since enrolling at Snead in the fall quarter of 1939. Mist St. John has performed with the rhnjr, worked with the annual staff and served the science club a t tergeant-at-arms. Pam hopes to become a high school instructor with a major In English and a minor in journalism. Aftrr completing work at Snead, the will enroll at Alabama College, Montevallo. ft ~ A GROUP FROM TUB PFEIFFER COLLEGE Concert Choir is busy mapping out the route for their annual tour, which this year will take them through South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. They will appear at the First Methodist Church, April 1. From left to right Hre, Future Projects Member* of the Sanford 4-R Girl Scout Troop 233 meet* In club met at the home of Mrt. the Fir*t Presbyterian Church at W. J. Kin* for the March aeaaim. Dana were riltcuited concern* 3: IS p. m. Mid-Week Bible Hour in* the dreia review. Linda King meet* at T p. m. displayed the record book and First Methodiit Prayer Group explained the requirement* to tho meeting at the parsonage at B:30 member*. Mrt. Kin* who it tho leader of the group, urged the gtrla to complete their project* and keep First Raptlst Church Prayer the record* up to date. Pat Rat*, preiident. and Rena meeting at 7:30 p. m. McKenzie were appointed to a t­ rinecrest Baptist Church SS of­ tend the County Council board ficers and teacher* supper at 6.30 meeting at the Home Demonitrap. m., RA meeting at 7 p. m.. tlon building, a t delegate* from tho Prayer meeting at R p. m., and the club. Trustees meeting at 1:43 p. m. Retty Thomaa wat introduced aa a new member. The club hat not been organized but a ahort tlmo and they woujd welcome new mem­ ber*. Anyone intereated in Joining thin energetic group of girlt, pleat* Eva Spear* and Rust Renton, contact any member or call thalr students at Krtkine College, Due leader, Mrt. King at PA 2 010. West, S. C. will arrive home Wed­ nesday In spend Spring vacation Contemporary women are with iheir parents, Mr*. Elizabeth healthy, firm and beautiful until Spears and Mr. and Mr*. J. M. age SO and in many eaiet, a im Renton. longer. s a N F O R o w o w ic u T c / l ^ a t e d ... _ T T l 3 C » Q 2 .i n p fijuidjonah Te n der D e l i c i o u s C H A R C O A L BROILED Animated M agazine Program Successful STEAKS Tho Fine Arts Department of the I The magazine wat dedicated tr Sanford Woman * duh presented, Mr*. Ralph A. Smith, a past presi the annual "Animated Magazine" dent of the club and also a stair program to about 100 people at P**1 president. Mr*. Raymond Ihe club house. Attractive arrangeaponsor and Mrs. S. J. , , „ Nix program chairman, menta of spring flourr* were ______________________ placed throughout the club and of__ (iccra of (hr Fine Art* Department served a* Mrs. George Wells, president of m ^ the club, extended the official v A# a j | i l 3 I D / T welcome. Mrt. A. W. Woodall, M l M w * a M M lM M \ MM r e ; *1 Plan Dress Review, WEDNESDAY CHESTER L. REACH and Mrs. Gretchen Crowell, standing by the Animated Magazine at the Woman’s Club program. Mr. Reach is a retired poet who moved to DeBary front Detroit, Mich., six years ago. Mrs. Crowell painted the magazine cover entitled "An Enchanted Garden" nnd presented it to the club for the program. (Herald Photo) i 4-H Club Members Church Calendar DON’ T GO HOME WITHOUT ENTERING GENERAL DEVELOPMENT'S ‘WALK INTO A WHOLE NEW LIFE" CONTEST N E W HOME... N E W FURNITURE N E W JOB... Judy Herron, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. R. W. Herron, 2410 Palmetto A ve., Sanford} Glenn Drnjier, director of the choir, Roger Saunders, Jerry Thomas, Nellie Brad­ ford and Gloria Tippett. in FLORIDA Pfeiffer Choir To Present Program *At First Methodist Church April J The forty-two voice Pfeiffer Col-1 secular music of interest. Crilles Methodist assembly area. | lege Concert Choir will present a h#ve K*v*n ipecial recognition to The choir in past year* has been nrruirifn r.liein . and secular ,hc choir for ,helr tonal Ru,lilie,r given national recognition by msprogram of religio-a «nd accular d)cl,0|1| phr„ ing , nd interprets- Jor radio network* and by Ihe muale In a special concert at 7:30 llon. Voic* of America. Its member* p. m., April 1, at First Methodist oq the current tour, tbs gruup sang with the Billy Graham proChurch. The colorlul North Caro- will atng 17 concert*, under (ha gram during the Graham cruiade Una college choir ii visiting this leadership of Glenn Draper, the In Charlotte, and alio during the area on their I960 spring tour. college's director of choral music. Jurisdictional Conference of The M- The program to be presented In the summer he is director of Methodist Church held in Atlanta, here will include both religious ami music at Lake Junaluska, N. C., February, ISM. Accompanist i Dawkins, Itocklr d»lng senior a, orlng in < organ, Thr appraranc this area will be to Methodist won is supported by i slon of the Me Missions. Il is I Auxiliary Members To Sponsor "The Toppers,” a local combo, will provide the music for dancing at the box social and dance sponaorod by the Ladies Auxiliary of tha Lake Mary Voluntary Fire Deftp a rtm e n t, Friday night. The box social will start at 6 p. m. The ladles will bring enough dinner for two and the men will have a chanca to bid for the boxes and dins with their favorite lady. Jam es P. Avery will auction off the boxes. Dancing will begin at > p. m. Tickets for tbo dance are 50 cents ami' may bo obtained from any A beautiful new twobedroom, one-bath home, the Floridian, valued at III),980, including lot. member of the I the Ladies Auxl prizes, donated w*** *** givcn 1 n + C l jME NEW JM General Development Cor­ poration will guarantee you a job a t RIM • eeaok far one year. 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Your Olds Vitality Dealer in sitrey o u to rom e in, in,peel and drive the new Ninety-Kiplil. We want you to visit our Ganeral Development communities end m what amanng values wear* offering today in Maekle-built homes. Wa want you to know how hula it costa to "live in Ih* sun” and to see for yourself all tha many wonder­ ful outdoor activities people enjoy her* all year round. We know that once you have seen thee* s v m r s a communities a t flrat hand, you wi north and spread th* word among y< A few minutes of your time spent a t seven communities will toll you Car anything wa could possibly aip ri printed word. So wo urge you by al enter General Development’# ’'Wa Whole Naw Life” con teat B et Your FREE E n try Blank k n i C o n te st C u lts »t the** Branch Officoa and Hotna CoMoaunltiaa I I CMVORCXT IfFICU M FUUIA MIAMI BEACH 71U Colli s i A vomit CARRAWAY fir McKIBBIN HOLLER Corner 2nd ft Palmetto MOTOR SANFORD. FLA SALES FA 2-0711 1 MTSTARMRI R U H R CUMIN DAYTONA BLACK Ml vstuPI A.sues HOLLYWOOD BEACH J00 A Johnson Stroot JACKSONVILLE 276 Watt fo u y tlw SI. f T. LAUDERDALE T i l l E. Sunns* D M . TAMPA i 3104 hsptuM Slroot W. PALM BEACH 205 Clematis S tuot ORLANDO ca*r«r Rsn MsM t i l L Cantnl Arts** SILVER SPRINGS SiIvor Springs Bird. 2121 Coral Woy MIAMI — How* OHiOt ^PORT CHARLOTTE . m**>****7 . COMfl PONTST. LUCIC ■mi WNMRi �CONTINENTAL DIVIDE SfWjtilRlCAd or Am e r ic a ly to keep from flunking out:" Cheating used to be regarded as ■ serious crime. A generation ago, at Northwestern University, it was deemed sufficient reason to expel a student. Now it has gained such respect­ able status that a lot of professors smile lodulgently and a r g u e "Everybody does it." And many profs abet such cheat­ ing by use of the so-called “honor" system. They blandly walk out of tbo room and leave the students alone during exams, relying on their “honor" to maintain'honesty. Well, there is no honor among thieves, and cheaters are thieves! 8o the “ honor" system Is a farce and simply plays into the hands of cheaters, meanwhile penalising tho honorable students. It is the responsibility of every teaeher to prevent cheating and td proctor tho exams ilka a hawk. Seat students in alternate seats. And I also gavo my Northwestern University psychology students a! terns to exams, so they weren't oven answering tho same questions as their neighbors on the right and left. A good teacher should not sit at his desk and read a magazine dur­ ing exams but should keep his eyes roving over tho class. He can detect the slightest ab­ normal movement of aay pupil, oven ia a room with >30 students. Good teachers also grade tbo pa­ pers and hand them back so tho pupils can profit from their mis­ takes. Profs who refuse to band bock graded papers aro likely to -* CASE E - 414: Hary H., aged • M, is a law student. • "Dr. Crane," be began, "I was ; brought up as an active member , gf | church. - ; "And fer my last two years in ; high school, I served as president • nf our Young People’s 8ociety. : "Se it disturbs me a great deal - to see the terrific amount of cheat• lag that now sms on during exam• JftlUiBI. / • ! "Ail during coUego I was aware k el U, but new In professional • tehee! it has become alarming. "It ia my estimate that nearly • bail of my faUew students cheat , during their final exams. < "And the professors don’t take • much precautiona to atop it- In 4 fact, I have seen some of them ; actually shake their heads reprov; ingly at some of the cheaters, ; but do nothing else. « "And It hurts us honest students, , ter when they grade on the ‘curve’, • the cheaters who look up the aaI ewers right from their beaks, ' naturally can make higher grades. I "Thus, they net the *A' marks . and wo honorable men may get 'C. •During my freshmen year, St stu­ dents dropped out because of low • grades. "Yet I personally knew that bo lasy or crooked themselves, several of Inane vein honest pted*. jror n lot of favoritism occurs la •Mlefr exams. And this can bo "covered up" mast neatly by never handing back the graded papers fo of tho class. Tftkinf The Heat Off tboBomembers send far tho "Tests for a BYRACU1E, N. Y. (UPD-TWO Good Teacher," enclosing a stamp­ refrigeration uaits, saeh capable ed return envelope, plus 20c (nonof produelag tbo seme cooling ef­ profit). They apply to all teaebtre, fect aa malting two million pounds whether In Sunday school, or col of ice dally* will bo wed to.air logo aod high school. condition tho now Dnlioo Interna­ <Always write to Dr. Crane la tional Airpsrt near Washiagtoo, core of this newspaper, enclos­ D. C., according to Carrier Carp. ing a long 4c stamped, n<dreeoed The FaderalAvlatloo Agency is oavriopa nad She la cover typing constructing the M million air­ port. DAILY CROSSW ORD I ‘l IMM .'III : i t . u ii i \i n im >-: foiBt ItV lndkA U dE F taaea w ater 43. Unhappy St. Join so i r 52 _ WASHINGTON — It'S going to take a quarter-million dollars la tax money lo give the starling flock of Capitol llill a kick in the feathers. Speaker of the House Sam Ray­ burn and Capitol architect George Stewart havo drawn up a master plan to wire the Capitol Building with a gismo guaranteed to for­ ever rid the dome of tbo roost­ ing birds. This will undoubtedly go down in history as tho most expensive shock treatment every administ­ ered by either political party to a flock of nonpartisan birds. The cost of chasing them away is almost as much as the dome Itself cost originally. if those starlings, who flutter here by the millions every dusk, ever thought this was a free country, their hopes are shat­ tered now, for their last resort for appeal, the Supreme Court of tho United States, is getting wired, loo - • at a cost of 133,000. Yau can't blame Mr. Sam and tbo architectural man for taking some extreme measures. Not only has the big repainted Capitol dome fallen victim to the massive dive bombers, but other import­ ant domes as well • • many bai­ lees. Until the system • • SO,000-watt • • is installed, Stewart has WASHINGTON (UPI) - Amer­ ica's young peoplo wero describ­ ed today as pampered, self-indul­ gent, materialistic, uncommitted, milling about without a sense of direction and lacking In high ideals, Before the same gathering, the same young people also were de­ scribed as sincere, intelligent, unhypocritical, ambitious for achievement and hungry for firm and forthright parontal guidance. Thete widely varying appraisals of the yqunger generation emerg­ ed. from (bo flrat round of speeches before tin White House conference on children and youth. Some 7.000 delegatee from all parta of the nation a re attending the week-long conference, which opened Sunday night with an ad­ dress by President Elsenhower. The President lined up kquarely with the defenders of modern youth. He acknowledged concern about Juvenile delinquency which "haa increased each year fer Ibo past 10 years." But he warned against pessimistic generalisa­ tions which "attribute to tho many the failures oT tbo tew." " I have an unthakablb faith In Ike overwhelming majority of fine, earnest, high • spirited youngsters who comprise this ris­ ing generation of Americans," Eisenhower s^ld. His optimistic view was second­ ed by one of the nation's fore­ most social scler.tlits when the conference split up today into five separate and concurrent “ theme assemblies." Dr. Talcott Parsons, professor of sociology at 'Harvard Univer­ sity, said today's young people are "understandably hesitant and uncertain" about some aspects of life. But on the whole, he added, they are “ active, eager and ambitious and are undertak­ ing very great efforts to secure training for worthwhile achieve­ ment." "I would think it very difficult indeed to prove that any previous American generation has had higher ideals," he said. Dr. Abram L. Sacher, president of Brandels University, was con­ siderably less sanguine. He said the outstanding characteristics of modem youth aro "lack of con­ cern, and lack of commitment to larger Issues that exceed purely Individual pains and satisfaction." strung one-inch-enesh mackerel fish netting • • several thousand dollars' worth • • around the dome and across the roof of the Supremo Court Building. Somehow, the Incongruity of that grey fish bunting over dry land has so mystified the star­ lings they’ve temporarily found refuge in tbo trees. This ingen­ ious idea is, fortunately, a tem­ porary measure until tho cur­ rent painting program is complet­ ed. Then will come the wiring Job. It will cost about 990,000 to put an electronic ting around tbo Senate side of the Capitol, another $60,000 for the House side, and about 1120,000 for the dome it­ self. Actually, there will not bo enough Juice in that wire to electrocute the birds • • Just a half-ampere charge that flicks on every 12 seconds. The wire will be strung one-half inch off the ledges where the starlings roost. The 12 seconds will give a bird Just enough time to settle itself comfortably, then • • aw-wk! • • the shocker. It'll be more like a quick tickle, Ste­ wart said, enough to send the birds ‘flying off somewhere. Of course, shooing them off tho Capitol building won’t solve the problem for the city itself, which has been plagued for decades by the astounding bird population explosion. It’ll simply chase tbo birds to other government build­ ings. it’s amsslng how the surplus starlings have so far escaped coming under control of the Fed­ eral government. Ezra Benson could havo easily Incorporated the birds into some kind of De­ partment of Agriculture soil-bank idea. On the other hand, I wouldn't bo surprised if Congress passed a resolution to appropriate a quarter-million dollars Jo soma committee to Investigate why It costa a quarter-million dollars to ebata starlings from on# building to another. d h xvE n n a begin well Hi advance of \hu field and to work incessantly aneh and ovary detail la preparation lo r the final piuk. I t i t hardly an ex­ aggeration to aay th a t Ktnnedy haa been running lo r tho presi­ dency ever since he was re-elected to the Senate in 19M and perhaps, in actuality, long before that. That can be said of no other Democratic candidate. And if he does finally win the Democratic nomination it will bo in Urge part because he and he alone has con­ centrated with such singleness of purpose on the goal. With tho experts in his employ he has' set out to create tho image of a warm, friendly, eager, able American who haa a t heart the in- Quotable Quotes United Press latematteaal NEW YORK — Air Force Col. Joseph E. Hannah, announcing a new one-second communications system for reporting sneak nu­ clear attacks: “This is not a system to teQ you you're dead." SOUTHAMPTON, England — A 10-year-old boy who admitted kill­ ing a 9-year-old girl telling police of his interest in television: . " I watch all the murders and I like tho way they track them down and question them." HAVANA - Defense Minister Raul Castro on reports he wants to driva tho U.S. Navy out of Cuba: “ Newspaper talk of a Cuban at­ tack against the Guantanamo base is nonsense." GADSDEN. Ala. - Police Commlssioner M. T. Mashburn de­ scribing conversations with Hu­ bert Shcirel Jackson, tho 16-yearold boy who bombed a Jewish synagogue and flrad on tho flee­ ing congregation: “He said that ‘maybe next time* his plan would work but I told him ho was going to havo a long time to plan for it." nomlc and social level. Bow well bo has succeeded is shown in tho polls taken not only by his own private poll taker, Louis Harris, but in independent polls In states around the country. They consistently show him far in ad­ vance of all other Dcmocrhtic can­ didates, with only Adlat Stevenson in most instances running dose to him. While among his managers in this state there is the traditional fear of overconfidence, it is widely believed that the Wisconsin pri­ mary will verify this result. In view of theso predictions K ennedy! must win big if he is to cinch hl]n front-running position and add to the euphora of success th at be and his clever managers are counting upon for the final push. He must get a t least two-thirds of the 30 delegates votes and not less than 6S percent of the. to u t popular vote- in the primary April 6. Any poorer showing—say an even break with Humphrey — would fall to provide tho demonstration of v strength counted upon in Wiseon** sin. Tho political Identity ho haa sought to ostablish.it th a t of a moderate yet forward - looking leader who wants to improve the lot of those a t tho bottom of tho economic pyramid without in con­ sequence harming the position of those a t tho top. I t ia la ir to say that thia is tho New Deal lino minus tho attack on those who, in ., the ideology of tho past, are ouo-A fo provent the bottom one-third from getting a larger share of the pie. Harris and the other opinion specialists are cautioning Kennedy that ho must under no circum­ stances respond to Humphrey’s at­ tacks on his record and on him personally as an appealing young man with no real commitment to conviction or political philosophy. . Such a response would blur th s V Imago «.! a friendly figure abovo partisanship and put him on the level of tho politician competing lo r votes in a name-calling con­ test. B ut such advice b probably superfluous. In all his earlier cam­ paigns Kennedy has listened to his advisers on one side and on the other and then has gone hie own cool, dispassionate way. s e c u r it y A s s o c ia t e s , in c . Members • Now York Stock Exchange I 1 STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL-FUNDS * 1 Reconstruction of the Atlantic Const Lina Railroad Company's bridge over the St. Johns River (Lake Monroe) near Sanford, Florida, will require the closure of the southerly channel through the drew* span to navigation n t 7:00 A. M. April 4, 1900. Nav. Approximately 2,000 more per­ sona have filed for homestead exemption In tbo county a t com­ pared to last year, Tax Assessor Richard McCanns said today. McCanns said that last year, 1,900 persons filed. Resident! have Just this week to file their i960 applications for homestead exemption. Also duo by Friday aro re­ turns on tangible and intangible personal properties, McCanns added. igatlon should use the north channel through tho railroad and highway bridges during tho construe* tion period, which will extend to about December 1, 1900. Li E. Bates, Chief Engineer AUaatle Coast Lima RallraaS d to n w A 2$T PRESTIGE • _ w w 55 S8 tr * !j < fp 52 i During the recent heavy rains there was no flooded condition in Ravenna □m g tr a lf t RACINE. WU.—Tho ellm, b o y Uh d i m on tho platform talks with tho utmost oornostaooo. Tho presidency, ho says, It tho moat Important office in tho world—for peace, Iqr tho futu rt of mankind— and ho to asking them to vote lo r him lo r president. Sen. John F. Kennedy had llown out from Washington in h b pri­ vate Convalr In tho late afternoon a lta r being recorded on three im­ portant votes In tho Senate. Met a t the Milwaukee airport ho was driven tho 30 miles to Racine a t a fast clip, talking all the time about the trend in tho Wisconsin primary and what may or may not happen April 6. There b ju st time to wolf down hall a sandwich and then ho is being ushered onto the narrow stage of tho Eagles' hall. A crowd of perhaps a thousand filling every inch of floor space has been standing lo r an hour waiting for the star of tho eve­ ning. They break into wild cheer­ ing and then a rousing campaign rong. There is an overflow of per­ haps 200 in the basement and still others waiting outside to get in. What he says in his talk of 10 minutes is commonplace enough. But ho puts Into it a kind of seri­ ousness, an eager intensity, that sets up a current of communion, excitement even, between himself and his audience in this steamy, smoky, overcrowded hell. Call it personal magnetbm o r whatever, it is tho quality essential to the politician or the actor. Then they file past to get that fleeting, almost shy grin and a few friendly words. This b a typical Kennedy “reception." Given an in ltb l push by Mrs. Folly Fitsgerald, one' of tho in­ numerable Fitzgerald-Kennedy clan a t work in Wisconsin, tho real organising effort was Urgely done by six young Racine women who had never had any experience in politics before. They mads up the lists, did the phoning, sent out tho invitations and they are de­ liriously happy a t the result. This kind of rally had little re­ semblance to the old-fashioned polical speechifying. There Is something festivo in the atmos­ phere. People are wearing their dressup clothes as though it wero m party, which Indeed they feel it Is. Criss-crossing back and forth across the state, Kennedy intends to keep up this pace until the cam­ paign ends. Ho wants to believe tho optimistic reports th a t come from every side. But he has heard reports of the Effective organising effort* of union leaders for his rival, Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, and before ho is on tho piano again flying to LaCrosso there will bo an intenslvo session with hla lieuten­ ants. Tho bind of campaign Kennedy is conducting in Wisconsin follows the pattern he set when he first ran for Congress in 1946. I t is a campaign of caution and calcula­ tion designed to win friends and influence people and to do so with­ out arousing any unnecessary heat on tho controversial issues. The precedent he set when he first decided to enter politics has been followed here, too. That is to Envtnan Fork to situated no Ugh, rolling terrain, and stem drains ware instailed. The wisdom of tho choice of Ucatten and the efficiency of tho dmiaago system was dasaenstrated during the recast downpours. Homo oWnort ia Xovrano Pork were not troubled with flooding or steading water. P a g o 4 —T ubs. M a rc h 29, '6 0 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES BT Ravenna homes continua-to liva up to our slogan! Surinam and civio Hfeaf your community. Per intocmaUen. anil DOW N Monthly Payments Like Rent "HOMES BUILT WITH PRIDE" VISIT OUR MODEL HOME AND SALES OFFICE ON TEMPLE DRIVE MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT 30th 4 FRENCH. G E N E R A L E L E C T R IC FA 2-7H1 ar PA 2*17M W l l C O N M W A (. O n S h o e n u x k e h fo n A h u d ia tt C°-> 9 n c �Tues. March 29, *60—Page B V fe V n ftr l ft m i l W hat's W rong W ith Yanks? Just Everything Kennel Club Action Ends Monday Veiled Fra** laUraaUooal _ W hit’* wrong with the Yanftecs? The toiw er lent iciion teemed to be “everything" and to far this spring it's been pretty much the same. The deposed cham­ pions, so confident they would come roaring hack this year, have lost 11 of 7 exhibition games and averaged only 2.7 runs a game. They’re not hitting, they’re not getting solid pitching from key tnen and they're not playing well f o v im in the field. In short, their Amer­ ' ican League rivals are beginning to think Casey Stengel's “ tigers” won't come roaring back at all but will be pretty tame little cats again this year. Nobody ever lost a pennant in the Grapefruit League standings, of rourae, hut what can you say about “ bombers" who have been shut out twice, held to one run four limes and held to two runs in two other games? The Los Angeles Dodgers hand- f ia n By JERRY COVINGTON % Tonight the Seminole* will be at home for a baseball tilt with Evans of Orlando and the gumc will be played under the . lights at Memorial Stadium. Last week they opened the season in near freezing temperatures and a fine crowd braved the cold to come out and support them. Now that the weather has given us the proper atmosphere for playing the national pas­ time we are sending out the call for everyA one to turn out and support these youngliters. Due to the high cost of playing night baseball it is a must that the local fans give these youngsters their full sup­ port so that they may continue to play at night. • O ed them their third straight de­ feat Monday when they rocked Bob Turley for eight runs and 10 hits .in six innings. Turley, who slumped to 1-11 last season after a 21-7 mark in 1958, has been slugged for 18 runs and 20 bits in 17 Innings. Johnny Podres made It look easy as he yielded six hits, walk­ ed none and struck out three in seven innings. Gil Hodges homered and Bob Aspromonte had three singles to lead the Dodgers* 12- * Thera is another baseball tilt coming up this week that also deserves the full support from everyone in Sanford. Practically everyone knows by now of % the terrible auto wreck that has hos­ pitalized Porter Lansing for some time and a drive has gotten underway to help ease the high costs of the many medical bills. For as long as I can remember, Lansing has been one of the finest sports­ men in Sanford and no one is more deserv­ ing of support from our sports minded folks. Saturday night Tacoma of the AAA eoaat league and Harlingen of the % Pacific AA Texas League will face each other in a benefit game for Porter. You have a Covers Sports chance to ace two fine ball teams in action as well as performing a great public ser­ vice. Admission will be 35 cents for children and 75 cents for adults. The entire pro­ ceeds will go to the Lansing fund. I l Celtics Favored J n NBA Playoffs Jones qualified for the bout with bis first big-name rival by making Von Clay of Philadelphia bis 13tb atraight victim by n 10round decision Monday1 night ai SI. Nicholas Arena. Promoter Teddy Brenner, who already had algned contracts for the winner to meet Paatrano, had feared a draw would block his plans. But the 22-year-old Jones settled that by flooring Clay ones and gaining the dose but unani­ mous decision. Take Tourney Navy golfers won the first an­ nuel Navy-Civilian match play at the Meyfalr Golf course Sunday. The Navy taam won by a 58‘» to S5tk margin. Cant. J . D. Ramage accepted the winning trophy on behalf of the Navy. The Great Blue Heron has n small comb attached to hia mid­ dle claw, lie usei it to preen hia feathers. Ray Herbert allowed enly three hits in seven innings stretching hi* scoreless spring string to 18 innings and Marv Thronebcrry wa eked a two run homer for the Athletics. Throneberry'a homer was off Paul Foytack and the Athletics added two runt off Don Mossl on a double by Rocky Bridges, two walks and a sacri­ fice fly by At Kaline. Joha Bushardt, only 4-S with a 4.99 earned run average for the Chicago Cubs last season, per­ mitted one run and five singles in seven innings for the Phillies who won In the ninth on a run­ scoring single by Bobby Del Gre­ co. Bushardt has permitted two runs in 17 Innings this spring. Joe Nuxhall's nine shutout inn­ ings for the Cincinnati's B's went to waste when the Orioles pulled out their victory on Walt Dropo's base-filled single in the 10th. Dave Nicholson blooped a single to right that brought in the tying run and left the bases filled. Greyhounds Expected To Get Top Choice O f KC Rookie Stars Sanford Greyhound catcherManager Robbie Robertson noti­ fied club president Harold Kailner this morning that Sanford's team will be selected from the Kansas City Athletic player pool at Pensacola after the class B l It was certainly a sight to behold the other afternoon as I rode down First Street. As 1 approached the ball diamonds in Ft. Mellon park it looked like a small army scattered over the fields. More than 200 youngsters were there armed to the teeth with baseball bats, gloves and rubber cleated spikes and they were giving it their all. This was the try-out session for the Little Major League that will soon get underway. Eight teams will make up the league this year and from the looks of the young hopefuls that tried out they need eight more. There was only room for so many youngsters and there were over 70 that they couldn’t find room for. • • • If you aren't a baseball fan already you might as well plan to become one because the wonderful game has invaded the city for the summer. From here on out you can watch teams in action from the little league right on up to the professional San­ ford Greyhounds. When you see these bright eyed young­ sters so excited about making a team you can easily see why baseball is called our national pastime. Jones Licks 'Jinx'; Pasfrano Next Navy Golfers NEW YORK (UPI) - Unbeaten, •nrankad light-heavyweight Doug Jones has licked the No. 13 I •‘Jinx’* and now his next target is the experienced Willie Paitrano In a ttleviied bout at Mi­ ami, Fla., on April 22. hit attack. Podres has allowed only three earned runt in II Inn­ ings this spring. Ron Kline became the third St. Louis pitcher to go nine inning* — Larry Jackson and Wilmer Mlsell did it Sunday and Monday— as the Cardinals scored their nidth win in 10 games. Kline scattered six hits and walked four. He hat yielded one run in II innings. Joe Cunningham had three hits and made two out • standing defensive plays in the outfield. Seminoles Face Evans Tonight The Sanford Seminoles will be seeking their first win of the young season here tonight when they go against hard hitting Evkty ef Or­ lando. Game time Is set at 7:30 p. m. and everyone la urged to come out and support the local club. The young and inexperienced Seminoles lost their first game of the a«aaon last Tuesday night when Colonial of Orlando defeated them by a acere of 7-2 and they will be out to even the record tonight. Righthander Mike Roberta hia received the call from Coach Dave Laude to start on the mound for the Seminelei. In the game last week, Roberta came on In relief In the second inning nnd went three innings giving up one hit and no runs. He displayed good control on the mound and he shows ilgni of being the number one man on the hill staff thla aeaion. The inexperienced infield will get n big boost tonight with George Perides back In the lineup at second base. George was Injured in the basketball tournaments last month and has been out of practice until last week. He was (he regular second baseman as a sophomore last season and hia experience in the infield will play a big part in the defense of tbo Seminoles. Al­ though he Isn't n power hitter he has (he ability te get on base so be should alto bolster the offensive at­ tack. Hard hitting Jam es Markham will be at first bate, Billy Rowlea at shortstop, nnd Terry Chrietensen at third bate, to round out the In­ field. Johnny Wbelchel will be working behind the plate and in the outfield Ray Lundqultt will be in left. Alea McKIbbin in center, and Mike Caolo in right. BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Celtic*, modern-super-stars of the NaUonal Basketball' Auociation, hope to build an iniurmouatable lead over the St. Louis Hawks In the second of their best-of-aeven series tonight. The Celtic*, champions of the Eaat and heavy favorites to their ' f t third playoff title in four years, crushed the hapless Hawks by record • breaking proportion in their Sunday opener and shoot to­ night for the second of a possible four-game sweep. A Boston playoff crown would ■ a rk the first time in six sea­ sons that an NBA Utliil baa de­ fended successfully. And the Celf t tie* were meeting n Western en­ try from St. Louii that upset the Earlier Boston bid for n double crown la l t u . The strategy of wily Red Auer­ bach, who has survived more NBA firings than any other coach aeUve in the buainesi, apparently was fa r too much for the Western Division champs who want down to 140-122 defeat in the opener. ^ Nine scoring records, most of f t ‘them pinned to Boston’s point ree, fell in tba opener as four the Celtics, Tommy Heinsohn, , Frank Ramsey, BUI Shsrman and Bob Cousy, netted 20 points or bolter. league Sioux City elub makes its selections. “ This means,'* Robertson, said, “ we're getting almost the pick of the camp because the Sioux City team was prctly well 'set* at Ibe end of the 1859 aeason. Playera soon will be coming down from the Dallas and Shreve­ port clubs, too, and I'd say our complete roster orght to be resdy about April 9. I'm well satisfied," he said. Robertson spent last week look­ ing over a crop of 28 pitchers and eight catchers, some of them already assigned to the Sanford team. He said "the crop of talent ia looking very good this year, much better in fact than at the aame time last year, especially the pitching." Farm club infielderi and out­ fielders reported today, complet­ ing the camp roster*. Kansas City’s farm club this year are: AAA, Dailas-Fort Worth: AA, Shreveport (team Sanford la working directly with), Monterrey: B, Lewiston and Sioux City: C, Visalia; D., Sanford, Al­ buquerque. Farm director Hank Peter* an­ nounced the signing and assign­ ment of two husky youngsters to Sanford Saturday. They are: Leo James Grish, a 66" right-handed 19-year-old pitcher from Chicago, signed by scout Jack Sanford, and weighing 210 pound*: Elwood Jerome llaaland, a 6'2" thirdsacker who wai 19 Nov. 8, and cornea from Sioux Falls, S. D. Robertson says both boys should “easily make the squad and I predict they’ll be stand-outs be­ cause of tbeir hustle." It now appears, according to president Kastner, that the San­ ford club likely will arrive here Saturday night April 16. The sea­ son opens at Leesburg Tuesday night, April II, with Sanford's first home game the next night, also with Leesburg, a Baltimore Oriole farm club. Mather Wins Kegler Loop Crown The Sanford City Bowling Leagut finished its season in grand atyle last Wednesday, as the Math­ er of Sanford team, facing a pos­ sible tio for first place, swept all three games from the Burnett Palntera to finish the season on top. H srry's Liquors came in second, after making a close race until the last evening, and the Burnett Painters were in third position. Fourth place was not dtcided until the last game when Gene's Sam lMle Cleaners and Laundry edged out New York Life Insurance by a half game. Celery City Printing took two games from lfarry’a on the last night, but was too late in starting its move and finished in the tail-end position. Individual honors were taken by John Uhr with a high average of 173 for the season.*Al Da Palma rolled a 253-817 series for high game and seriea, with Garry Fox getting a 597 serial. Al and Garry were behind John In average, with Dick Richards In fourth. Buck Forguton In fifth, and George Kcnla in sixth for high averages. The Math­ er team took the honors in high team game and aeries with a 913 game and a 2815 aeries. The League will meet this Wed­ nesday a t the Lake Monroe Inn for a banquet to be followed by an awardi presentation and a business meeting. Bowlers from the current City League will be rolling a t the new Jet Lanes during a special “ fa­ miliarisation” night listed April • at 0 p. m. It was decided during the course ef Um meeting a t Jet Lease Oat ea thla night, bath the currently active bowlers In the existing city league and thorn A atw com era te the Sanford area would have au opportunity of rollfag a few gamee together prior U tie actual start of league play which will be the following 1* Sliding mijuttohla turn abort—on both sides—No matter what the angle of the tun, front teat ridera are restarted from glare. Z, _ I—No other oar i priaad three offers thla very practical feature. 3 , Automatic tfeee comparental light—No fumbling la Um dark. 4 . Lmgtot auM lity area—The only foil wraparooad w indshield among tho leading low-priced ears. 6 . Coattoni tpatd aUctrk windakitid sriper* —Thaee are standard equipment. Even whaa you accelerate, the wipora tio their job. m ---• — 1 atmrimg eolumm— Here's a boeua #J*«al MIAMI (UPI) — The Hialeah Race Track stockholders re-elect­ ed tbeir officers and director* at Monday's annual maeting. Eugene Mori Sr. again will be presideat with Walter H. Donovan al ricepresident, Everett Clay as secre­ tary and Eugene Mori J r . as treasurer. 3 MATIN Wednesday* Friday & Saturday 2 P. M* LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY b Clubhouse • Heated Stands Jerry Collins, Co-Owner The Complete for Disease-Free Celery: Upgrade quality, Inm ate yield oed profit with a fall-season Dyrtnt spray pregram I Dyrene, the new funficide which has proved to be ao outstanding in controlling fungus diseases of tomatoaa and potatoaa, ia now registered for use on celary. Re­ search and Raid testing over the past six years have shown Dyrene to be extremely effective in the control of blight on celery—including California and Pascal varieties. In fact, the use of Dyrene alone has bean found to control blight on celery even under the moat severe conditions, when applied on a regular baaia. Don't wait for blight to strikal Start a regular pro­ gram with Dyrene, the complete fungicide for celery, end you'll experience finer quality, greater yield and increased profit. Order Dyrene today . . . in 60 lb. drums or in bandy new 4 lb. b a p . {MINE INHUME CM THEPUSESCHEVYMCXSII M o w o v o llo b fo th r o u g h d U t r l h u t o n o f o g r k u l t u r m l th o m h o b Tka leaf efuipped, matt haoutifuBg UuOt ear af As leading lompritod Only Chevy ia Me laid thru—that's ChenoUt. You eon judge J ot youratlf, fa erne thoughtful offere the craftasnxaglance. So Ul’a opm iha door and look at oil the ao-ottra-aoat odaoutogaa: chip ef Body by Flaher. C. A P R O D U C T OP C h e m a q r c Dries « - ( ! ’* fm -k u tk t Sat poor total mtftoHxod C tm nU t im k r for fa d iathary, fm on U t deole! HOLLER u itm W» ’eKy mmoe league* will cf five member op of the better ia Re-Elect Officers This It m Impale Sport Cotipo. And for m extra cost this It what yeti p ttt Wednesday, April U. All persona interested la join lag thb new lea n t ha -team s O. B.'s Scare is a tall geat who weighs in at 68 pounds. The black greyhound h ai won four out of alao starts at Sanford-Orlaodo. He’ll have the five-box in the ninth, a a f the handicapper ratea him a 4-to-l shot. Other outstanding racers acheduled for feature running are Sin­ halese. Zephry Fire, Ed’s Money Clip, Poco Lad, Pete O'Lear and Fabulous Fae. .sex-nr. » Familiarization Bowling Night * Slated By Loop Action tonight at Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club will furnish the last Tuesday night of pari-mutuel competition until next winter. The current season ends Monday. Racing will ita rt at S:10 tonight, with 10 events on tap. In the Grade-A ninth affair, two old-time favorites are expected to share quiniela honors by running first and second. They are O. B.'s Modest and O. B.'a Scare, products of the Oswald Brothers Kennel which ha* produc­ ed at least 90 winners throughout the season. Both greyhounds were born in 1956 and each has nabbed four triumphs this season a t the local track. O. B.'a Modest is the morning line choice with 3-to-l early odds. The lightweight (55 pounds) lady will march (ram the seventh post position in the headliner. Got. 2nd * Palmetto MOTOR SANFORD, FLA* SALES F A 2*711 'Trademark v •*,<• ■ ?' *»i't; •. < ) r Jr �B— Tuex. MnrcTi 20. *66 E D C N T T H IN K XVB #VBC MBN 9 A * « B A \A P P « R .' Arrangements Chairman of th* Eldar Sprint* Baptist Church Bond Drive, W. W. Coleman, announced (kai the church would calebrata It* j y l e t o r r la ecllint $90,000 In Mha r th bond* at a flth fry Friday 'a v m la g a li.JO p. m. Th* flab fry will be at the Muae ..Viah Camp on the Wekiva River, f b a Bond Drive waa launched laat week to finance the building of • new educational building. The v tuU dlnf will make poaaible the I of 400 more In Sunday four fiuiavawe, nur»crie». HIQVI* will WUl include ialvluvic iwui Utehen, and banquet area. All Ul be a ir conditioned and heated. General Chairman, C. F. Werin, *ald that there were about M-half of the bonds left uniold at the Brat of tbl* week, but they are f a ta l fait. The bond* come in de.nomination* of $290.00, $900.00, and #1,000.00 and pay five percent elm| | i Interest. Special financing arrangemcnU i be piade through a local bank thoae who want theae bond* but re no caah reterve. To re*erve the bond* or for adldtlonal infor­ mation, call the church office, FA • 0912, r Th* Sanford Atlantic Bank i* acttag aa the Paying Agent and Dopea Bor for th* Bond Program. . Thoae who are interacted in the Church and th* Church'* program t a n a apodal invitation to come tn d celebrate thia victory with the •M tfth family. r SEE YOU'RE FINALLY CLAMPING DOWN ON TH’ K ID S > P P E T T T E S / ...AS IT IS T ’ PREVENT MB FROM DOIN’ SO MUCH f~ SNACKIN’/ (------ ---------- , m s NOT SO MUCH ■PTH’BOYBOUTi— S BAX TO YOUR , STATIONS/ THAT'S AN M «n/ H. 8. MOORE, left, commanding officer of VAH-5, congratulates Capt. P. S. Ravaiulaa of the Royal Hellenic Air Force upon hia receipt of the "Savage Son Third Class Pigmy Award." The award was made while the SNAS based wing was serving aboard the USS Forrestal in the Mediter­ ranean. Capt. Ravazulas flew some flight missions with the local wing and was then made an honorary member. T H IS S H IP AVATOR C C C kE — VOU O W T M EAN THAT.' TO O K Five V I ’M TAL1NU HER \ IN F O R A tA N P .N G ... e v e n W IT H O U T T H A T LANDING GCI« Constable Nobs Chicken Thief ■Sherlock Holmes has nothing 'd a Oaastabie J. Q. Galloway whan it comes to tracking down A Negro woman called Galloeray Sunday night and said that S n o t ehickens had been stolen from bar W. llth St. home. Gallo.way found tracks leading from the .chicken enclosure to Georg* Liicn-He's home a t U11 * Alexander Ave. Galloway found on* chicken m tha premise*, and that the • h a r two had been sold. • Uaaubio, a Negro who cam# hero from Nashville, Tann., was ehargnd with tha theft "Progreitlve" education and the aoft aale of aodaliim in achool textbook* waa arored by a form­ er DeLand achool tcachar here Monday. Mr*. Helen Wlti of DeLand told th* Sanford Rotary Club that there are thouiandi of young American* from aix to IS who can't apell, read or do almple arithmetic. There arc all too many youngitcr* today who think that what they feel like doing it right, abe laid. Baiie icience counea and math­ ematic* have recently been aidetracked in favor of more “ progreialve" couraci, Mr*. Witt laid. She quoted Dean John R. Dunning of the Columbia University School of Engineering wW aald that In morals and tnie value la falie became these values arc conalantly changing w i t h man'* environment. This new philosophy would have other persons do young people's thinking (or them, ahe said. Mrs. Witt quoted Harold Rudd of Columbia Teacher's College as saying that tha American Revolu­ tion was limply a brawl between American landlords and the Britiib. Some textbook* teach that the Revolution waa actually a brawl and druggie between col­ onial landlord* and poor farmers. Her daughter'* hlilory book de­ vote* Just one and a half pagei to America's struggle for free­ dom. There are books now used in United States high school* that d ray from the fact*. One text leave* the itudent with the impreiiion that the government* of the United States and of Soviet Russia are quite similar. Another, seeking to put across lb* idea of a “ one-world” government, refer* to the Allies In World War II as the United Nations. Tha United Nations wasn’t formed un­ til the war ended in 1MI, Mr*. Witt pointed out. There are books in our schools that make the dictatorial govern­ ment of Russia look attractive by playing up its power for singleminded purpose and decision. An­ other doesn't explain American free enterprise, but emphasiica that one third of the people in the United States are underfed. It soft pedrllea the fact that twothirds are well fed, the said. “Our children are being taught that the responsibilities lor the woes of the a world rest on tha shoulders of the United States,” ah* aald. Mr*. Witt pointed to Bradley's “ World Geography” saying lhat 11 promotes the Idea that the United Slates is selfish and build* up a one-world theory of govern­ ment LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:45 u s ffim G f FEATURE: 1:16 - 8:18 5:20 • 7:22 - 6:24 HIII NORIHWIST CARY GRANT FEATURE: 1:30 . 3:31 5:32 - 7:31 9:34 ^ YEARS T O ’ B O IU >, O ff. NORTH' I L L N O T A e A '.P O N H ER O N THE FIR ST T E S T / / 'v tA H .\ / k v rD VOU Y A WTCTWCH? 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FA 2-0920 for happy living Florid* atyl*. largo 204 foot lot, with small Ind'rt, Inc., Lewii Tower Bldg., after 3:00 p. m. md In rear. Can be divided Phils. 2, Pa. KI 6 3737. to two building Iota. We think M will be our pleasure to show LARGE 2 brdm. furn. apt. 93730 tho price ia right I May wa GROCERY k "66" Service Statioa yoo this lovely homo. 1708 Magnolia. FA 2 3991. 2. For Rent on llwy. 17-92, scrota from aarvo? FARMER’S AGENCY Circualand tilt. WELAKA APARTMENTS OFFICE SPACE, 160 month. SOB N. Y. Farmer, RaoHer I ACRES private baths, 114 W. First St W. 13th Street. Ph. PA 2-2951 D. H. Whitmore In close proximity of schools, daya, FA 2-1401 alghti. Lillian G. Tram* $,‘1,000 BUYS MODERN two bedroom clean un­ cburcbei, and shopping in Lake A ssociate*. furnished house, 1110 W. Third Mary. Just 330 feet off hard­ 2-BEDROOM home completely BIG INCOME! l i t I . French A rt. Ph. FA t - l l t t top road. This won’t last! furnished including TV. Adulta SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gables, After hour*, FA 2 2*14, FA BOATING only, loqoir* at 2900 Sanford Stenstrom Realty 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2 0730. FA 1-4291 MAKE MONEY on all phases .f Ave. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 FOR SALE or RENT by owner: the booming boating businesi "Open Evening! till 9:30 P. M." SB ^BEDROOM duplex apartment, Now 2-bodroom house, hard- WYNNEWOOD: I B. R. CBS with aa IRA franchise. IRA ^ lake privilege*, t i t me.; Lake woqd.floori; Lake.Mary. Phona . house. 91300 faulty and aaaumo LOVELY I bedroom hwu* l ‘% g t v a a needed, money-saving 939 monthly payment. PhOM Mary- FA 2 3729. FA 2-2940. services to tha Boating World: blocks from Mayfair Country FA 2-3476. Boat Owners and Businesses Club Golf Course; reasonable. 1-BEDROOM h o u s\ furnished, let 1— BR. house, furnished, 900. supplying their many needs. Phone between 7 and 9 p. m , Oateen. FA 24138.___________ 2—BR. house, kitchen equipt. 970. Become part of international FA 2 2232. CENTRAL HEATING 2—BR. house, kitchen equipt. 969. chain operation. No experience FURNISHED I room apartment 4—BR. bouse, unfurnished, 9100. AND necessary. Follow simple pro­ whh bath and garage, 2320 ROSA L. PAYTON AIR CONDITIONING RURAL HIDEAWAY cedure*. No inventory to carry. North Narcissus Ave. FA >3146. Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Very attractive two bedroom C. B. l.ow operating expense. Few 20 ACRES bom* located in nlc* sec* Ancient dwrlling house surround­ FURNISHED rottaga located at FURN. a p t 2300 Mellonvillo arras left. Art >asl. Re on the Five Points, 999 per month. Ph. lion of Sanford, on 100 x 120 ft. road to, financial independence ed by magnificent magnolias and ^ FA 2-149T. well landscaped tot. 1-BEDROOM house in country. in next few weeki. You need fruit tree* Call FA 3-1223. $3,000 to 95,000 to start. Kahn 93300 -TERM S Un f u r n is h e d 2-bedroom house Features Include fully equipped lous future. For once-in-a-lifewith sleeping porch. FA 3-1396. 5. Reid EnUte For Sale electric kitchen, disposal, plus W. H. "Bill" STEMPKR Agency time opportunity write today. central heating and air condi­ Phone FA 2-4991 INTERNATIONAL BOATING S ill WILLOW: 3 bedroom unfurn112 N. Park tioning with ducts to alt room*. Phon* FA 2 1331 1401 Park Dr. ASSOCIATIONS. INC., P. O. iahed house, kitchen electrically I ACRES faira land Sanford Cel­ ery Delta, 9430 per aera, only * Also many, many catras to Box 3174 — Rahia Mar, Fort •quipped, 3100. T k 2 0274. 3230 down, five yeara to pay numerous to mention here. It • ROOM house, 9300 down, reason­ Lauderdale, Florida. SMALL HOUSE for ren, 317 W. balance. Richards Hotel Mel­ must be seen to be appreciated. able monthly payments. Ph. bourne, Fla. Third. FA 2-2910. FA 2-3460. X. Female Help Wanted The total price of thia home la is only 812,930 with low down 2-BEDROOM house, clean. I/>w I Women sew easy ready-cut wrappayments less than rent. May down payment, only $37.30 mo. a-round aprons home we serve you? 144 Country Club C i r c l e . Earn 924.16 doten—(pare lima FA 2-1364. Stenstrom Realty Write—Accurate Mfgr'a ' Freeport. New York li t No. Park Ph. FA 2 2420 REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN Open evenings till 8:30 SECRETARY, permanent reaidenl, J. W. HALL age — over 30. SU day week 2944 French Ave. 2-REDROOM. 1 bath, kitchen with some overtime. Take WASHINGTON (U P lt'- A n air- "unusual oceurrenre" In the cock­ R enter equipped home on large lot. shorthand, 7010 W. P. M„ use Phona FA 2-3441 l.ow down payment, monthly "Call Hall'' Mm trash that took 21 Uvea last pit may have caused an Al­ I. H. M. electric typewriter 40payments of 944.15. Phone fall hat raised a . whole new set legheny Airlines crash during a 63 W. P. M. Above the average 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath home in FA 2 4490. of question* about a modern landing approach near Williams­ salary. Apply Florida Stats Em­ Sunland Estates. FA 2 2809. lAmcrican standby — tranquilix- port, Pa., in December, which ployment Service, 119 W. Second or*. St., Sanford. killed 23 persona. S t Johns Realty Co. Tho accident, Involving a Pied­ T mont Airlines DC-1, occurred on ■He said the co-pilot may have THE TIME TESTED FIRM HOME SEEKER suffered a "sudden seizure." a mountain near Charlottesville, 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 24123 Va., on Oct. 30. Tho pilot, Capt. There wa* evidence the pilot had Watch This Space George Lavrinc of Washington, given up the control* to attend This beautiful six room and bath 3-BEDROOM block home, kitchen Mutt be 21. Apply In person. Pig equipped. Buy equity. 4U% ‘N Whistle. waa among those killed. On* pas­ the copilot until it was loo late homo has screened porch, ear* to prevent the craah, Bakke said. lean. Pinacrasj. FA 2 73*3. senger survived. porte, utility and storage room. Tha House Appropriations Com­ SANFORD HOUSEWIVES t Underground sprinkler ayatem mittee Monday night releiaed tes­ for tb* lawn. Located on i targe 7. Rualnenn Opporlunitie* Capable women are needed to timony that Lavrinc had been corner lot a t 2400 Oak Ave. The advertise AVON COSMETICS FOR LEASE: Well established suiting two psychiatrist* about price will bo reduced 930 each in profitable territories. Write, service station, good location. personal problem!, and that he day until sold. Original price Manager, Box 249, Lockhart, Contact tha Pure Oil Company, ■ad been taking tranquilizers for 319.9S&—today's 913.000. Present for lntarview In your home. •04 W. 4th. Si. i t leaat six weeks before tha loan, approximately 910.430 can crash. be assumed, klonthly payments There wa* no evidence, howare 976. Shown by appointment The Ftrat Methodist Church has only. Don't delay. Sea today. tv er, that he had taken the pills, made plan* to serve 800 mem­ CaB FA 2 3204. a r ha* access to tnem, tha day bers and friends at the Family ■afore tha fatal flight. Night Victory Dinner Wednesday The testimony was given by Os- which will mark tha la at week NEW HOMES MV ear Bakke, former director of the of the Total Enlistment Program ODHAM A TUDOR Civil 'Aeronautic! Board’s Safety of the church. South Fin cereal Supper will be served from 9:30 Bureau who ia now with the FedOn Osmkb Road, So. of Sanford to I p. m. In the Fellowship Hall. •ra t Aviation Agency (FAA). Sunland Estates Bakke (aid that after eliminat­ Those who prefer to eat early, 17-92, S aslloa Mo. ol Maalord 2 HEDHOOMK X BEDROOMS ing othar possible causes of the and yet be present for tha Love CONCRETE IILOCK’ FROM 927949 DOWN CONCRETE BLOCK crash one by one "it Is apparent Feail, will have time to are the VA-PIIA. FHA-IN-SKRVK'K to us . . that the weakest link in color film, "Family Affair," to laiasedtalo Occupant) this particular operation lies In be shown in the church while 1 Year Personal Satiataelion the captain of thia aircraft him- they are waiting. GUARANTEE — Highlight of the program will talf." •a rostalrarlton of yonr Homo— The FAA, which lay* down and be the celebration of the "Metho­ or your down payment * . administers flight safety rules, dist Love Feast," beginning at MONTH MONTH cloaiai cool* refunded ^ a i d airline pilots are not aperifi- 7:19 p. m. In the sanctuary with FREE WELCOME No Oaring Cool# No Clixlng Coat* Weally forbidden to take tranquiliz­ a songfrst of old and beH-Ioved Tu Sanford! Be Our Gueela Fur ers. But there la a rule against hymns. Following a meditation 9 Daya Absolutely Free, fhsir flying whlla under the in­ by the pastor, the Love Feast Without Obligation At One Of 1 Mile West Of City On Paved Road fluent* of drug*—which a spokes- will be observed. For many Haafard'a L ading Motels While Baaa said would "apply even to Methodists thia will be a new Yon Locale Honalag For Yon * experience. It may be the first taking too much aspirin." Yonr Family. Ptrk Up Keys At Tha spokesman said tha FAA time this service ha* been observ­ Hales Office I ia conducting a study to deter- ed in the local church. ODHAM * TUDOR ^ S m in e whether apodal regulations A nursery with competent at­ Hwy. 17*92 A 27th BL FA 2*4319 •ra needed to govern ike use of tendants in charge will be open Hale# Olftce lor p rr sebool children during the tranquilizing drug*. Haufnrd Ph. FA 2-1391 ^ Bakke also testified that aom* • program. • $SAVE$ SALESMAN, part time, neat In CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All work guaranteed. Free Esti­ appearance, late terns or early N e w A U*ed mates. Phone FA 2-7818. twenties, with auto or scooter, Furniture and Appliance* to work (or national organize- GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS in­ thn Closing leads, no canvassstalled and repaired. Roof re­ |ng. Apply 203 Mcich Building, pair. No fob too small. F ret 209-109 B. First i t Pft. FA V99M Tuesday ( to 5. estimates. FA 2 8483. 21. Furnilurd WANTED: Neal real estate sales­ man, must he a live wire — FREE! 27.93 TV antenna with • BIO VALUES each TV or radio repair of $12 with Integrity. Write Box P, c/o • 1UICK CREDIT or more. Sanford Herald. • EASY TERMS SANFORD RADIO & TV CENTER WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMP! PART TIME: If you are neat 9th. and Sanford Ave. WILSON - MAIER in appearance and willing to FA 2 9741 Sanford New and Used Furniture . work evenings 23 hours per 311 E. First St. FA 2-3921 week, we need you to repre­ ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state ments, invoices, hand bills, and ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby sent our company in the San­ programs, e t i . Prigresslve ford area. Age limit 23-33, car Beds. Day, Week or Month—. Printing Co. Phona FA 2-2931— necessary, salary plus commis­ FURNITURE CENTER ., 304 West 13th St. sion. Orlando. GA 3-7863. 1100 French Ave. Ph. TA *-7931 AND SERVICE WANTED: Man to drive pickup . WE REPAIR S T I N E New ft Used Furniture ft AppU* truck and small trailer to Ari­ Machinery and Supply Co. ances. A Good Place Tb zona. Leaving April 4th. Write 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4432 BUY. SELL or TRADE Box PT, c o Snford Herald. Seminole Realty ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates 21. Furniture 15. Special Service* Mather of Sanford FLORAL HEIGHTS: 2 apartment, one block ’ Tu**., Ihm Fri. • I P. M. day beSanford Avc., on the fa r. Insertion. Man. • Sat. noon. route to the right, fith. the left. Enriera. Rt. 2 STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tnaa. t k n Frl. - I P. M. d .r Mfaro insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. 9. Mnle Help Wnnted R E A L ESTATE. SALESMEN and SALESWOMEN for pro­ jects in Sanford area. Real opportunity. Backed by news­ paper, radio and mail promo­ tion. See Dan River at Tee 'n' Green Estates, Country Club and Upsala Roads, Sanford. Phone-FA 2 3805. II. Work Wanted HOUSEWORK. FA 2 2896. SEWING. FA 2-7183. D A Y S WORK, housework. FA 2-8184. WILL care for children In my home, all hours, Ph. FA 2-8463. ALL MAKES A MODELS 104 So. Park f24 hr. ter.) FA 2 3623 TYPING and bookkeeping don* In my home. Ph. FA 2-6302. 15-A Beauty Parlor* LAWN MOWING and yard work, A Satisfied customer I* oar be* trimming, edging, or any odd advertisement. jobs. FA 2 1382. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 144 So. Oak Ph. PA 7-9742 !2. Plumbing Service* PLUMBING Contracting A Repairs Fra* Estimates R. L. HARVEY 304 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3381 22. Article* For Sale Sell Ut Your Furniture. Quick COMPLETE Service With The Cash. SU PER LAWN MAINTENANCE TRADING POST. FA 144T7. 1 Mowing — Edging — Fertilizing Renovating — Fertilizer Salei ORANGE TREES for sal*. Will FREE ESTIMATES plant in yards or groves. Shade JOHN LOMMERSE, FA 2-7197 trees aUo available. Ed Darta, FA 2-4317. TV and RADIO REPAIR af : 9:00 nights and weekends; RanRKDI-MIX-CONCRETE ford. Lake Mary and Longwood. 37'' Window Sill* 91.23 FA 3-2772 and FA 2 9419. 34" Window Lintels I..IS MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. INCOME TAX SERVICE 309 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 1-373! WILLIAM II. MURRAY I ttl Celery Ave. Tel- FA 2-1394 LIKE NEW hospital bed. Pheft# FA 2-3293. HEATING H. R. POPK CO. SAVE over 930.00 ou 19 volume M0 S. Park - FA 2-4234 World Rook Encyclopedia, 7 months old. Will sell only be* PUMPS - SPRINKLERS cause I have I960 edition. 9119 AH type* and site*, installed cash. FA 24344. "Do It YouraelP' FOAM rubber 9L00 per lb., G. T. shovels 91.49 each. Army Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Av*. PATTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLIND! Ra Lovelier With Professional Enclosed head. Sag-proaf bottom rail with plastic ends. Flattie Beauty Care. ar rayoa topee. Cattoa ar a f la t cords. Dawn's Beauty Salon 2919 Oak Senkarik Gina* and Paint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd S t PA 9 4 0 9 PA 1-7494 SPINET PIANO D u * to unfortunate «lrcui|i* lit. Flower* & Plant* atancea, have two reclaimed Spinets, famous brand, lifcm Cut Ple-vera fo r Any Oeeatato* Plumbing A Heating new, guaranteed, one walnfrt SANFORD vLOWER SHOP AIR CONDITIONING on* mahogany. Will tell to ra* or PA 2 9278 CONTRACT and R E P ‘ IR WORK PA 2-1922 liable person ia thia area tt 1007 Stanford Av*. FA 9-0*43 LEGUSTRUM P L A N T S . Ph. tremendous savings. Write pr phone Credit Manager, Steep’*, FA 2-7949. 1.1. Klectriral Service* 441 N. Orange. Orlando. ; 17. Pel", Livestock, Supplies House Wiring — E lertrit Service O. E. ELECTRIC range, double Sid Vihlen SHETLAND PONIES, reaaonable. oven; combination sink ai)d RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. M. R. Lord, Oateen, Ph. dishwasher; inquire 2111 Hum* 112 Magnolia FA 2 0913 FA 2 7314. merlin after 5:00 P. M. : Wa l l 14. Iluiid. Paint A Repair 18. Machinery - Tooln nABY CRIB, m altreat. PA 1-9441. 0 6 INTERNATIONAL; D. O. Cate DEEP WELL PUMP and tank, cheap. Phone FA 2-7778. Grove Tractor, late model; 9-N Ford Tractor: John Deere Grove SINGER PORTABLE, round bob* nine; Ward Equipment, Oviedo, bln, attachments and guaraa* FO 5 3541. ______ tee, 932.90. Writ* Box 400, e{# Sanford Herald,___________ * WALL PAPERING ft PAINTING IH. Boat* and Motor*. Work Guaranteed Rod Beard SPINET PIANO, MUST SELL r* Gateway To The Waterway Contart 308 Watt Ith 8t. Ws have In Utia vicinity • b*a|»* Your EVINRUDE Dealer Phone FA 24613 tiful spinet piano which e ta be Robson Sporting Goods purchased by a reliable perada HOME REMODELING, room ad 3044 8 E. tat. Ph FA 2 3941 with good credit for small (to* ditiona. roofing, tiding, maionry pnilt and small monthly pay* work and carpentry work hy the 20. Automobile* menu. Inquire Credit Manager, job or by the hour. FA 2 8327. 349 No. Orange Ave., Orlande, '30 FORD, good running car, 973. Phon* OA 3-4977.___________• C A R 7 ^ ^ R Y rp iiT n tln g ~ Roofing FA 2 8433. and Concrrle Work; 1st. rlati. F e RAMIC tila coffee tablet 92219 FA 2 4899. 20-A Trailer* up, Shower stall ft tub encloa* urea 923.93 up. Office dpake I960 TRAVEL TRAILER, 24 ft., 15. Special Service* 123.00. Magie Fold doori 94.95 u»cd 30 day*. Save over $700. up, chain holil 920.00. MAPE! 106 W. 27th. St., Sanford. Phone AUTO GLASS TILE 207 West 1st. Sanford. FA 2 7380. INSTALLED FT NASSAU, 17 ft. Trotwood FOR 8ALE: it cu. ft. chart Type Windshield Knck Gins* 23Trailer, freeztr 9100. FA 2-7519. cheap and clean. 3515 Door Glass Vent Glass Orlando Dr., Sanford, DeWltt's SERVICE Trailer Park. THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home Carpentry Repair* Roofing k Siding Phone FA 2 4452 Senkarik Ginas and Paint Co. II 114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4422 21. Furniture PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Bought-Sold Larry'* Mart W. L. HARMON 219 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2-4199 PH. PA t-4218 After 9 P. M. NEW RAVENNA PARK H O M ES ' ' co untry a u V " • • *50 DOWN MOVES YOU IN $10,750 - FROM - $69 MO. S-HEDKOOMH. H i TILE flATIIM w ith colored fU lu ru . I e rrs i ta floor*, Venetian blind*, ra rp o rle . acreeu porch, n tility room and m any n lh e r e x tra s. All Homes Carry A 1 Yr. F.H.A. Warranty IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES DISPLAY MODELS OPEN D U Y W. 99th. II. Soatofd, He. 9ft. P^k 2-7992 9.42. Be* 92 Quiet Community Near Golf Cmiro $450 Down Turn Wm l Or 20th St. Follow Couatry Club Rd. * Watch For Our Sicas . . . . OPEN DAILY !:00 A. M. TU Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. I L TU Dark S ho am ah k CmmtractUa Ca« lac. 141 Weal tttk Street ’ Phone PA M i t t * • j ■’ - - I tt �- H» -■' Am Elder Drive, Hut lb jle ti , w 1W l ..»tahd the lait w4 > ' MV# 't h e _ naUo iw fa l WrfHI Pago 8—Tuce. March 29. *80 The Clock Four awardi ranging from lead•riblp to achievement were preaented to future farmer# at the FFA Father and Son Banquet last Friday night. Burke Winn wa» awarded the leaderihlp award; Bob Bowen waa preaented with the chapter farmer award; Dayle Clemmer waa honored with the acbolarablp award and Billy Franka waa named the recipient of the farm bureau award. Ap­ proximately 120 peraona attended the dinner. All hunting and flahlng buffa •re Invited to the Seminole Coun­ ty Sportamen’a Club meeting at I p. m. today in the courthouae. A film on lh# popular aporta will be ahown. You don’t have April 1-11. He waa elected * by member* of the local medical to be a member to attend. group a* their delegate to the Three Sanford member* of the atale aaaociation. ' Naval Air Stalion have been re­ commended for officer training at the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolla. The three are Jamea M. Mc­ Donald, Jackaon B. Harriaon and Tboma* B. Foraylhe. Church Revival Sessions Slated To Continue City Recreation Bridge Club The Lake Mary Church of the iriU meet at the Shuffle Board Naaarene revival trill continue Court, Thuraday at 7:30 p. m. through Sunday evening. Key. and Mr*. M. S. Cook are All the county Bridge player# are leading tbe revival meeting# which Invited. take place at 7:30 each night. Dr. Vann Parker of Sanford will Both Rev. and Mr*. Cook are officially repreaent the Seminole aingera and,muaiclan* a* welUaa Couhty Medical Society during the being ordained mlnlatera. The pubFlorida Medical Aaaoclatlon’a an­ lice I* Invited to the revival meet­ nual meeting in Jackaonvllle ing* at the church. Young Scientists To Display Exhibits At Fair Thursday way;. u ■ 3 Seminole County’* young acientiala will dlaplay their ware* to tbe publie at the county Science Fair Thuraday and Friday. Solar furnace*, electric motor*, model* of the heart and reaplratory ay*tern and rock collection* are only a few of the project* Warehouse Blows, !9 Firemen Killed GLASGOW, Scotland (UPI) — A flaming whlaky warehouae blew up with an earth-abaking roar Monday night killing 10 firemen fighting the blate. Two children were miaaing and it waa feared they had been play­ ing in tbe building. Forty fire­ men were Injured. Owner* of the building, Arbuckle Smith 4 Co., tentatively falimated tbe loaa at up to 2t million dollar*. Rep. Ruasell Mock Dies A t 68 WASHINGTON (UPI) •—Collea­ gues and friend* of Rep. Ruasell V. Mack (R-Waah.) expressed shock and feeling* of deep sorrow today over the veteran congressman's sudden death. Mack, of Hoqulam, Wash., who had served in Congress for nearly 13 years, collapsed on the House floor while standing near the ros­ trum Monday to answer a quorum eall. Ha waa M. the Junior scientists will show. All the entries, nearly 200, were made by students in grades g-12 in Seminole County Schools. The fair, in Seminole High Auditorium, will be open Thuraday from 4:30•:30 p. m. and Friday from 9 a. m. until S p. m. Tbe Judging for prizes Drill be Thursday from 5-g p. an. Dr. P. J. We at gate of the University of Florida, Dr. Keith Hansen of Stetson, County School SupL R. T. Milwee and a Rollins professor will be the Judges. The Sanford-Semlnole Jayreea will give a $23 saving bond to the best overall project. The SanfordDeBary Heart Aaaociation will give a $23 bond to the beat project about the heart or circulatory ayatem and Dearborn Electronics will give a prize to the beat pro­ ject having to do with the phy­ sical acienccs. Missile Base H it By Strike VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (UP!) - Construc­ tion of missile launching pads waa at a standstill here today be­ cause of a strike by 3,000 civilian amployci at this Pacific Coast mlssllt base. The Electrical Workers Union did not name any specific con­ tractor In its complaint. Dava Milne, business agent nf the un­ ion, said contractors have brought In workers from throughout the United Slates end then classified them as technicians to avoid pay­ ing them tbe prevailing acalt of $4.33 an hour. Nixon Pledges Fighting Campaign For Presidency .W The Recreational Building fund of the DeBary Volunteer Firemen's Association ha* reached $3,201.30. Tbe association stressed that the sooner the necessary funds are on hand, the quicker the build­ ing and facilities will be available to residents of the community. Social activities netled the fund $•2. Tbe World War I Veterans gkve $5, and their Auxiliary con­ tributed an identical amount. Anonymous contributors totaled $40. Individual donations were: V r i> WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vice President Richard M. Nixon pledged himself today to a fight­ ing campaign for the presidency extending beyond the Eisenhower administration’# record. Nixon's statement of his Inten­ tion*, long awaited by many Re­ publicans who feel he cannot real on the Elsenhower program alone, carried a specific promise of his own new farm program. The vice president made his presentation in the heart of the Midwestern farm belt in a speech Monday night at the Nebraska Founder's Day celebration in Lincoln, a traditional GOP event. His remarks drew praise from GOP senators in Wkshington. Sen. George D. Aiken (R-Vt.), top GOP member of the Senate Agri­ culture Committee, said Nixon had served notice he wouldn't be bound by the farm program of Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Benson. Nixon, unopposed for the Re­ publican nomination, predicted that the taeo presidential cam­ paign would be "one of the clos­ est and hardest fought . . . In America's political history." -•-v. ft • T b ikst L To those who have Not Registered in the County for C O U N TY , STATE AND FEDERAL E L E C T IO N APRIL 2nd Is The Last Day To Register York Wins Fight For Benefits PALL MALL, Term. (UPI) Alvin C. York, the tall mountain man whose deadly aim with a Springfield rifle made him the oatlon'a top hero of World War !, will get a $32 monthly Social Security payment as long as he lives. Tha Social Security office In Knoxville announced Monday that York — now 72 years old, broke and a semi-invalid — will receive the money monthly (or the rest of hia life. For 10 yeari ex-Sgt. York has been fighting a government claim that he owes $13,442 in income taxes from an eatimated $132,000 be received for rights lo the motion picture "Sergeant York." The red-haired old soldier has been stricken with a variety of ills for almost 20 years, and he insists all the money went for medical bllla. Olympic Trials Open Thursday DENVER (U PI) -O hio Slate's national collegiate champions, and Oscar Robertson, the nation’s top college player, were due lo arrive here today to complete the atar-studdrd field for the Olympic basketball trial* beginning Thurs­ day. The mighty Ohio State Buckeyas, paetd by 19-year-old sopho­ more Jerry Lucas, and consid­ ered one of the best college cage learns ever assembled, play the NAIA all alar* Thursday night. Volunteers To Meet The DeBary Volunteer Fire De­ partment will hold a drill at 7 p. m. Thursday. All active mem­ bers should report to the fire­ house when the alren sounds. Mr. and Mr*. John Vetter, $100; Mr. and Mr*. Phillip Smoot. S.»; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wcsp, $2; Mr. and Mrs-. Joseph Callahan, $3; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mildcnbergcr, $3; Mr. and Mrs Walter H an \^ $10; Mr. and Mr*. Clifton St*># ford, $3; Mr, and Mr*. Philip Sommer*, $23; Dave MacFarlane, $1: Mr. and Mr*. Anton Trubenbacher, $3; Mr. and Mra. John Lunney, $3; Mr. and Mr*. Louis Kenyon. $0 and In Memory of Rutledge Pray, $10._________ 9 I I A RECENT Sanford visitor to the Radio Fra# Europe headquarters in Munich, Germany, waa Mrs. Helen Weldie of RFD. 1. Mrs. Weldie ia shown examining a model of an Iron Curtain guard tower. Supported by contri­ butions from the American people to the Crusade for Freedom, Radio Free Europe ia a network of 28 powerful transmitters which broadcast more than 2700 hours of truth each week to the captive peoples in Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria. These Iron Curtnin countries are completely cut off from truth and freedom. Hospital Notes ■ J W J O W fa p sn issr i f Chamber «f Gammerre .4 9 * 1 .1 * mm, Dismissal* In Thankful Tribute — Camilla D. Bruce C e le b r a t e w it h u » a n d MARCH 9R Admissions Wcllcn Engel Jr., Sanford; Donna Mae Milke, Sanford; Diane Stew­ ard, Maitland; nertha Winston Hector, Sanford; Estelle Slither, DeBary; Brenda Gibbs, Sanford. William Fisher, Longwood; Eva Bullock, Sanford; Ella Williams, Sanford; Mr*. Rivera Jones and baby, Sanford; Lillian Franklin. Sanford; Mrs. John Stubbs and baby, Sanford; Mary Ellen Brown, Sanford: Herman Stanley, Sanford; Walter H. Marland, DeBary; Ellic Myers Chester, Lake Mary; Jessie Lee, Sanford; Hulh Payne, San­ ford. Monday - Friday 9 'til 5 Saturday 9 ’til Noon S A V il O u r 1st A n n i v e r s a r y ! — Y o u r C h a n c e ONI For S a v i n g s ! W ed. March 30th! ftr r C D l 10 a . m . t i l io p. m . W » r» n * 14 Ox. DRINKS . . . No Obligation COKES! PEPSI! O RANG E! ROOT BEER! J th O O ! BONELESS REMINDER —DeBARY COUNCIL gratefully accepla and acknow­ ledge* memorial contrihutioaa for HEART RESEARCH. FISH STEAK P. O. BOX lOfi SANFORD, FLA. SANDWICH BEEF SANDWICH Special 1 Day Only Special 1 Dav Only Golden Fried Blue Water Fieh on Giant Toaatrd Bun with our Special Burger King Sauce! Enjoy Florida living at its finest with 20* Reul Southern Bar-B-Q i*ed Served Ball. 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MARCH .10.11)60 SANFORD, FLORIDA Tornadoes Hit South; Florida, Area Alerted NO. 661 Mv »»«■ VattuHl atLui *1 II th«la amm U amI rw v-wf*s»A V w. IIjr Vailed 9Pres* International their K home* in K flood ravaged NeR ampaging river* swollen by braika and Iowa today, heavy rains and melting snow | Hail the site of golf balls, M drove thousands ol persons from | mil* an hour winds and torn*- Drainage Pipes Near Completion In Loch Arbor 9 Untied Pres* International least one tornado was reported community of New Harmony, Wind, rain, hall and tornado** in Florida. tome 14 miles northwest of DeTwo road and drainage improve­ Seminole County had been warn­ Funiak Springs, about 5 a. m. ment programs costing nearly awept acros* a section of the of possible tornadoes and The small iwlster occurred tIOO.OOO are expected to be com­ il South Tuesday and today and nt ed severe thundershowers and emer­ durinr a period when a line of pleted by the end of next week. gency preparations were made, thunder storm* moved across the County Engineer Robert Davia hut tha Weather Bureau issued Florida panhandle. The Weather said today. sn all-clear for North Florida Bureau had forecast the possibi­ Davia said that 2io fret of pipe during the morning and indica­ lity of tornadoes and high winds. has been laid in the Loch Arbor tion* were that this a rts would One tornado damaged two barn* area as pari of a 850.000 drain­ not have any dangerous weather age program that, when com­ through Thursday. Warnings had near Cleveland, Mina. Another pleted, wiM eliminate Hooding damaged three bouse* and de­ been up from Pensacola to Day­ stroyed valuable timber on the there. tona Beach. The building of trenches lo hold outskirts of Peterman, Ala. A Clearing and mild weather ware third tornado was reported near the pipes from Lake Drive south expected tonight. Tupelo, Mias., but apparently did were completed late last week and (he pipes laid Monday and A amakl twister struck near not touch the ground. Tuesday. DeFunlak Springs today destroy­ A severe windstorm struck the Loch Arbor wa* one of the JOHANNESBURG, South Africa ing a church and damaging sev­ Middle Georgie town of Mancheahardest hit areas during the ab­ (U PI) — A atatn of emergency eral other buildings. ter, near the Little White Houae waa declared la virtually all of the Sheriffs Deputy Jerry Alford at Warm Springs, Ga. The storm normal ralni the week of March Union of South Africa Tuesday, the said no one we* injured when the felled trees and power Unet and 14. twister dipped down into the smell damaged the roofs of homes. Commissioner from that district , g o v e rn m e n t announced today. Homer Little, reported during Thera were no injuries. 9 Police, acting under the prodsthat time water was up near .nation, rounded np at leaat 100 Winds up to to miles an hour many homes and the area was anti-government leaders, Including ripped a house from Its founda­ "one big puddle of water." some white men. Leaders of the tion at Elba, Ala. Heavy raina Davis reported also that coun­ African Nationalist Coo great and and rising creeks forced the clos­ ty work crew* hope (o finish opposition political group* were ing of U.S. 27 between Columbus paving the four-mile l-ongwoodaelted. and LaGrange, Ga. Wind and hail Lake Mary Road at a cost of stones damaged treea at Pane over 830.000. The proclamation empower* the and Huntingdon, Tenn. government in nil* virtually by The work was started two decree with the right of arrest and The storm winds were triggered months ago, hut heavy rains and detention of person# for periods of in a line of sever* thunderstorm! bad weather have held up the Jtopp to SO day*. that swept from Pin* Bluff, Ark., paving, Davia pointed out. The head of toe minor leagues into Middle Tennessee. Weather­ ^ The announcement aaid the and the president of the Inter­ stele of emergency was declared national League today both brand­ men said tha storm moved across h I I of h a M magisterial die- ed as untrue' a report that the Tennessee at a 40-mile-an hour trieto In Bondi Africa, tom by Havana franchise of the IL will he clip. racial violence. The district* com­ switched to Jersey City because Rain* were heavy throughout prise virtually all of South Africa of strained Cuban-U. S. relations. the entire storm area. Evergreen, with* the aaception of tribal and A aporiswriler reported Tuesday Ale., reported SW inches of rain. minor rural district*. in a dispatch from Pompano Pine Hill, Ala., recorded more WASHINGTON (U l'1)—Senate Indications were lhal some Beach that such a move had been than four inehei In a three-hour liberals began an uphill fight to­ brands** of the administration had urged by President George Traut- cloudburst. day to patch some gaping hole* ari been adviced. men of to* minor leagues and A spokesman at the Justice President Frank Shaughnesty of Inflicted by the Senate Judiciary Ministry, asked about the authori- the International League. Committer In the House-apprqved tp lor the arrests, said only that civil rights !>HI. "A complete untruth,” aaid loudi African law empowers au­ Trautman. The committee, after two days thorities la act under emergency "There if no truth to the atory of closed-door deliberation topped regulations four days before they a tall," Shaughnesty said. "We are off by a marathon seven-hour formally take affect. going to open In Havana as plan­ session, voted Tuesday night to Supreme Court Justice Joseph ned on April 20." send tha severely haltered bill to MtAMt (U P U -F Ive bug-bitten, Ludortf placed a priority phone Both officials are staying si the the Senate with no recommenda­ call to Prim* Minister Hendrik Mayfair Inn here, but they denied weary Americans, freed by Cuban tion on what should h# done with Verwoerd’s office in aa effort to rhey""h«Id*Many *kind* of'^nuding ! nf,,fic.UU Tuesday aflcr four days it. It even. Club find out whether an emergency conc.rt.in. concerning the the Havana Club. ,i of 'to** questioning, rested her* Before returning the hill* to 4 |h a d bean proclaimed. Shaughnesty said the question r i I ___ comply with tha Jianata'a order*, l^n .kiln-ntistody m o vto t clu b •'He* i* i rrV, i j y u f i ••m* das' after „ . . tkeied'he committee changed — and in up" inti Trautman aaid there lun i•* rases weakened _ every ‘^ a u . . t rase* been ."n# pressure for such* a yacht ran agtound on the wrstent lip of Cuba because of engine major part of the ilou»* meas move." ure. "1 personally feel (hat our games failure. in* group, The Senate was scheduled to The beaded by John in Havana will do much to im­ prove relation* between the two Sterigfcto, of La Puente, Calif., btoin debate on the bill today but Miami International th e measure's ultimate fate ap­ countries, and I know that the a # i f at M night, haggard parently will have to be worked Tuetdi *U. 8. ambassador in Havana, Mr. Airport Tuesday -V MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Senaj Phillip Bonsai, feels the same and hungry and carrying their out lh a House.Senate conference f a # belonging* in cardboard committee. John Kennedy and Hubert H u ^ way," Trautman said. ■Kpftney entered tha last beetle werii Trautman and 8haughn*asy have box**. An effective combination of the The 150,000 yacht, lb* Rob Kat committee's five Southern Demo­ ” *f Wisconsin primary campaign- been '‘discussing plans for the log today. forthcoming season at the Mayfair UI, lay on a reef off .Capo crat* and varying Republican Francis, Culm, a derelict. Il was member* remained In command The etraio was beginning to the )aa( two weeks. Show an tha Massachusetts Demo­ Trautman ha* set up spring head­ owaod by John Park of Torrance, throughout the Judiciary group's crat, 'who bristled angrily Tues­ quarters in Sanford and plana to Calif. Via Steel# group waa da- voting. day night whan a reporter askgd tour the minor league spring liverisv U*to him from Fort LaudThe 16-member committee con­ him what be would do if the training silea thia week and M att ardala. Tha quaslio— - he sidered a total of 32 amendment*, Catholic Church forbad* him to fifteen were accepted slid 17 re­ mlUtla near who. meet Soviet Premier N i k i t a jected. Most of them were rela­ dared and inten/itieo %a, army Khrushchev. Intelligence headquarters in Ha­ tively minor. "Of eours* I would meet Khruahvana. Tha Cubani wanted to know ehov,” the weary Kennedy, a why a rifle and a pistol wera on Catholic, retorted. Kennedy, who hat led a wellNavy officials at the Sanford the boat. "I told them wa carried them oiled campaign troupe on a con­ Naval Air Station will ba honored tinuous whirlwind lour of Wiscon­ at the Seminole County Chamber for protection, what *l**7" laid WAUCHUI.A (UPI) _ Firemen sin, draw more ftre from Hum­ of Commerce aponaored Coffee Sleel*. "I also told them we have a constitution in Amerira and wet down the rubhl* today of two phrey, who referred to Kennedy’s d u b at 10 a. m. Thursday. wealth by observing that politic* Hie rri'e c win be held at Mrs. Amerirans have a right to bear buildingi of a citrus pulp pro. reselng plant destroyed In a $100,may become a "plaything r i toe Appleby'# Restaurant in the Vel- arm s." 000 firs Tuesday night. rich." det Hotel. Humphrey, a eelf profrtsed "poor Coffee Clubbers, at that lime, The blase was discovered about man's ■andidate," lashed owl at will have an opportunity to meet Fire Meet 8:18 p. m. and local fire fighter* Kennedy's Senate voting record on newly appointed NAS command­ The Casselberry Fire Dept, will called for help from Fort Meade taxation. ing officer Capt. Robert Stye and meet in the town fire station at and Rowling Green to battle the Tha, Minnesotan indicated Ken­ his administrative stiff. 7:30 p. m. today. flams*. nedy's record fell abort because he felled to vote with Democrats in IBM to reduce lax relief for upper ineome brackets, and in 1851 op poiyd higher tax exemption* sud a cut ia the deplettoa allowance on oil reserves. f African 'Unrest' «Grows; Strong Measures Called Havana Franchise Move Denied By Baseball Men Here Battered Rights Bill Goes To Senate % 'Weary' Americans Rest After Ordeal Primary Race Becoming Hectic • Coffee Welcome Planned For Navy Fire Destroys Citrus Plant # f ^Pick-Up Station Dedication Slated SNOW TURNS INTO FLOODS ns seasonal warmup melts banks left by recent snowstorms in Nebrnskn. Rivers went out of course in olfght other slates. Bridge washouts were widespread. (UPI Telephoto) 'Unfit' Population Limit Is Favored County Health Director Clyde Brothers explained the world controversy over "population explosion" Tuesday and said he favors limitinif of imputation among the unfit and poverty stricken. Dr. Brothers told the Lions Club at their noon luncheon "the way the world's population is growing we must limit it News Briefs Professors Protest GAINESVILLE (U P l)-A group of University of Florida profes­ sors will m eet, tonight to pro­ test a regulation ^hat forbids them to run for publlit' office. All em­ ployes under Ihe jurisdiction of the Hoard of Control are governed by lit* ban. Citrus Increases ' -LONDON (UPI) - The world; Wide inerrase in citrus fruit pro­ duction is Ukrly lo conUnue, the Commonwealth Kronumic Com­ mittee said today. It added that beraiiMtoof the extent of plant­ ings JW lo bear, ill* possibility of a surplus of oranges has been forecast. Two Women Mayors KISSIMMEE (UPI) Mrs. Jeff W. Thacker was elected mayor here Tuesday. Officials said it was the first time in (he city's history Ihst a woman had been named lo tha olftee. Voters at New Smyrna Beach also chose a woman for mayor Tuesday, Mr*. Hannah Uonnet. Hoffa Asks Dismissal WASHINGTON (UPI) - Team­ sters president James R. Hoffa has asked a federal judge lo cancel his forthcoming trial on charges of mishandling union funds. Hoffa contended Tuesday lhal U. S. District Judge F. Dick­ inson Leila larks authority In preside at a hearing on hit fit­ ness for union office. Scout Troop Dads Plan Fund Drive The Dad* Committee of Boy A g c c * Troop 80* will *«U tight •b u lb # ia aa effort to raise money to sand boya to camp this sum- DEARBORN ELECTRONICS A W ARS will go to th* atudent exhibiting the best phyofeel octette project ia ro e Sem inole County Science Fair Thuraday and Friday. The Benjamin 8 . Navaa aiivar tray award, named for tha fpunder o f Daarborn, win be g iv o i durine the I p. m. to f p. m. judging Thuraday. Dearborn general m anager R. J. Simpson *ahowa the tray to S em inole H ig h scien ce te a c h e r and 8ciene« Club d ire c to r Don R eynolds. From teft ere Dougtaa H. Sm ith, vice preaidant at engineering e t Dearborn; t; Reynold#, and P ear t pen plant managar J. 8. JIatnbalvo. Nearly project# will ba on exhibit In the Seminole High auditorium. lHamid FhoU'j bttlba wM bo aoid hi a ___ to bouse canvaa* by the tolkara^TbjHMriii^b* ( t o U g r i b e f f b e ’S S B C 'lo w r Man regular retail. A data for tha sale will NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock prices at I p. m.: M’ i American TAT 105'k American Tobacco Caterpillar ............ •aeaaaeet >0 S2»* Chrysler ................. 20H Curtis* • Wright , 223'* DuPont ............... I07'k Kastman Kodak . 72'* Ford Motor .......... M 'i General Electric . General Motors ... s e e * * * * * 451* 2tv Graham • Paige • e a s e * * * * * * sat* Ini. TAT ********* SI1* Lorillard .......... Minute Maid .. ********* tit* Prnney ............ •••••***•* 11*1* Penn Rli ........ * * * * * * * * * «** Sears Roebuck *•••••••• 507* Standard Oil (NJ) ........... 44to Sludebaker .......................... 1JH U. S. Sterl ........................... KPs Reds, West Closer To Pact, Ike Says WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ Fraildeal Kisenhawer said today thq Russian* have coma a long way toward meeting Western conditions for a formal Irraty to ban nuclear weapon* teats. He also said there are signs they wahl some degrees of general disarmament in the field of conventional weapons. . The President told a news con­ ference h* did not believe that any non-treaty moratorium on small onderground teals be might make with Russia, along the lines of the U. S.-British proposal an­ nounced Tuesday, would be binding on his successor. Hut he implied he would recom­ mend to the men who follows him In Ihe While House that he con­ tinue the stopgap arrangement long enough lo see whether the Russians really want to come lo terms on a formal ban on bigger blasts. Eisenhower and Hrilish Prime Minister Harold Macmillan an­ nounced Tuesday they were will­ ing lo agree with Russia on a shortIrrm suspension of small under­ ground nurlear tests, which defy detection at present, if the Rus­ sians would sign an air-light treaty banning forever the large and me­ dium scale blasts which can be monitored. Thr formal Irraty would require Director* of the Seminole County Senale ratification bul the volun­ Chapter of Ihe Red Crosi Tuesday tary suspension agreed lo by the heard a report by Chairman Col. President would put. J. O. Gregory on the recent meet­ ing in Tampa lo study methods on rambaling flood conditions dur­ ing abnormal rain spells. Gregory, along with other county officials attendrd tbe meeting last Three Sanford police s-rgesnis Saturday alter this rounly was put got piy raise* fro n Ihe City Camin a disaster area status. mil-ion Monday. The raises wrent Gregory told Ihe directors that to Sergeant Ren Biillrr, t-eo Rock although the rounty wat included and Richard Cotgrave. In the disaster category, the Sher­ iff's office and other local agen­ cies had only one call for assist­ ance within lheir Jurisdiction. Gregory also told Ihe group that Lake Monroe is very high and (hat an "ill wind" could pul the county in the same spot it waa in during 1053 when the water and the water hyacinths overflowed thr hanks and ram r up to Ihe steps POINT OF THE MOUNTAIN, of the courthouse. Utah (UPI)—James W. Rodgers died before a firing squad at dawn today for the murder of a man who supposedly didn't like the way Rodgers greased his power Casselberry residents who have shovel. defective septic systems have' Rodgers, 48. protested until his started rleanlng up and repairing Iasi second lhal ha was Inno­ their tanka, Mayor W. M. Henson cent of (hr 1857 shoaling of Charles Mrrrificld. 33, a scoop said today. Several owners of faulty tanks shovel operation at tha Rattle­ uranium min* ia southern have ewitehed to sewage systems, snake Utah. th* mayor said. Tbe open air execution waa *oaFifteen sepUa took* In Cassel­ ducted about nna mil* northwest berry have bee* declared defective. of th* mala buildings at Utah's Thar* are i t others which the Point of th* Mountain prison. mayor has railed "inadequate a*w- Flv* riflemen fired from behind age disposal systems." a eanvna aer aea about to tori Ha said th* chief trouble# with from th* old oakea chair jo which th* faulty tanka are th at they are Rodgers wa* strapped. Red Cross Hears Pacific Force Boosted Disaster Report WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Army announced today (hat il will strengthen its Pacific force* by sending a battle group of 2.U00 paratrooper* and full equip­ ment lo Okinawa in June. The Army will draw (he battle group from it* famed 12nd Airborne Division al Fl. Bragg, N. C. The Army cited no specific reason for the unexpected move. Man Sets Fire To Himself, Wife Dedication ceremonies will be held at 18 a. m. Friday (or a j new courtesy pick-up station at ■ the entrance to the Sanford Naval I d*y Station on Onora Road, ChamV r of Commerce Manager John Krider said today. Kridrr said that the station was I k ^ constructed under .the sponsori r # ship of the Chamber to aid Navy men to gel a HR into Sanford. Navy, county and city official* will participate in the cercmonlea Friday, Krider added. some way or starve lo death. "This is my opinion and not the opinion of my superiors." Broth­ ers emphasised in saying that in Ihe future population control will be a necessity. He said lhal "this problem will increase in generations to roine and something must be don* about it." Brothers also outlined plana for the heallh renter now being con­ structed el Ninth St. and French Ave. II* said (hat al the presenl lime there is not enough of ■ ataff lo do Justlca lo th t health center, "bul we, lug* to add a nurse by the fait and other personnel as soon aa Ui* budget allows il." Brothers said the health unit will eoncrnlrsie on fall develop­ ment of a well-rounded education program regarding hetlth, espe­ cially for schools. lie said he would like lo see physiral exams given lo all pre­ school children and hopes to work with practicing physicians in the area to have them made. Brother* said he hopes lo do more work to the field of eye end ear lest# for youngsters and com­ plimented the lions for Lheir sight conservation program. He pointed out that the biggest job his office will have is lo edu­ cate Ihe public lo make sure polio shot* are given lo all young­ sters. "W* have failed lo educate Ihe public lo Ihe necessity for proper mediral cart and sanitation," h* added. 1 p. m. Stocks OSHKOSH, Wis. (UPI)—Officials planned a r s o n charges today against a man who sel fire to him­ self and hi* wife and burned his own house down because his wife went (o bed without washing the dislirs. Pulice said John Klepp. 45. brat hi* wife and a )3 year old daugh­ ter, thrn sprayed gasoline on his wife, himself and the house end sis Mid (he fires. The house burned lo Ihe ground. Five other children escaped with­ out injury. Sheriff Charles Lowry said Mrs. Marjorie Klepp. 32, told him ehr had been ill and was In bed under sedation whan her husband came home, found the dishes unwashed and flaw into a rage. Longwood Meet Three Policemen Get Pay Raises M aui ' idrllff (lo a ih# If FT il does'added the M ml1iiery la My flood belt. The worst floods in a half cen­ tury submerged Nebraska wher* tha rampaging Platla Rivar surg­ ed over hundred* of squat* miles. National Guard officials orderrd all residents of the Platt* River lowlands to leava their home*. Guardsmen moved into tha flood stricken area by helicop­ ter*, amphibious trucks and boats in a race against lh* lee-choked river. Fremont, a city of 15,000 eking Ihe Platte, became headquarters for the evacuation. But at Fre­ mont. itself, all residents south of tha city's Union Pacific Rail­ road tracks had lo flee. More thin 1,000 persons evacu­ ated their homr* in Fremont, and another 1,000 fled North Bend, which is 26 miles up­ stream on tha Platte. Most ol North Bend was covered by wa­ ter knee deep. Red Cross and civil defense oto ficials marshalled all their re * cuera to provide shelter for th* thousands of homeless lo Iowa and Nebraska. More than 2,000 persons wha fled their homes at Sioux City, Iowa, jammed the city auditorum and private nomes safe from the rising Floyd River. The floods triggered by a spring threw wlfrh malted heavy snows, claimed \ev en lives—four in Nebraska and one in XadVato Tha tornadoes which swept tha area knocked over a house traiW — gf Mo., and cut a sixmile swateh through Iowa from Fort Madison to Denmark. Hall more than an inch la di­ ameter battered the flood belt. So much hail fell al Luray, Mo., that snow plows had to he used ' to clear highways. U. S. Opens Probe Into Propaganda Plot By Castro V: ! 8 \ 1 WASHINGTON .UPI) — Th* t: i Stale Department has begun a a investigation based on aa atfW davit reported to ba an Amsricaa pilot's admission that h* (lew to Cuba to carry out a Caitr* pro­ paganda plot. Department spokesman Francis W. Tully Jr. said tha affidavit from William J. Shargalat. I t, one oPjsra-tltOU arreatrd whU* mate » ing th* flight, was to^Nto hand*. ■AiM U. 8. officials ia Havana. Tully declined to discuss Ml# contents, saying only that "th a U. S. government is investigating all phases of the m atter and w il have no comment until lhal in­ vestigation is completed." William Cooper, • reporter for Ihe Scrippi-Howard newspapers, said in a Washington dispatch that Shrrgalea admitted tbe flight "waa planned by Castro agent*, presumably to provide nati-U J. l \ propaganda." Shargalas, of North Hollywood, Fla., and Howard L. Rundqulat, 35, of Miami, war* arrested aftaf their Piper Comanche crashlandrd in Cuba March SI. Cuban mllb tary officials said the two m as were attempting lo pick up, a Castro foe and fly him to lh* United States. Largest Vote Turnout Expected Over 13,000 county resident* hava registered to vota in tha May S Democratic Primary, Mra. Camilla Bruce, supervisor of registration said today. Thia la thr largest number ever on tha voting roll. Last year 12,500 regiatrrrd to vole. Mr*. Bruce warned eligible residents again that April S la the deadline for registration to vo r in I’ts clcrllons tills year and urged those not on roll to "ronte on in and avoid tha lastminute rush." Man Executed In M urder Over Greased Shovel Row Septic Tank Cleanup Starts Longwood firemen will discus* what kind of equipment to buy with their recent dinner proceedi al a meeting in the town fire station tonight. Proceeds from tbe March 10 eblcken dinner bare reached Ihe 6500 mark. Tbe meetlog will be *1 7 p. m. to* aauii as hava aa torehad against to* straps as lh* (our hullria—nna al the rifles contained a blankstruck his body, ha gav* a lew gasps and wav still. Sheriff Seth Wrigbl of San Juaa County directed' tha execution. Hia signal for firing was tha wav* of a handkerchief. Th* four bullets made a e!*ta pattern on a small whlia target pinnad to tha tooat of Rodgers' blue shirt. Asked by the eberlff If h* had 'any last words. Rodgers replied, "N*. No. That's all thara Is to h. Only I'm ari guilty." Whan lh* sheriff approached with a black band that waa slip­ ped over hia bead, Rodger* anal ed and asked. "What pan f r i there?1' Wright N g H a d ,^ "Don't worry," Rodgers coun­ tered. "I’ll ho where it's warm I >A'. 3 i sn S m iaan aa A m ■y.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/. 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V m tt / .. ' ' ■' \ ‘ 4’ :(^ Despised Killer Starts Life Sentence P B fg.l*—W * Mafeh t f , 1960 By UoMed H e m lsto n etto sal "Florida Oov. taR oy Collins naked his now stale M -radal earnmission today to "seek out ways |jp which progreti ean be made" In eliminating racial tension In Florida, ' CoUliu, the first southern gover■or lo create such a eommtaslon to deal with a Negro campaign gjialnst all forms of segregslton, nicked four while men and two Negroes Thursday as members. "We should not espeet miracles Wem the commission," he said. ^Problems In this ares are hlghty gwmptei and difficult, as everyone C ow s, it, win be the Job of this onamlsslon to ptovlde leadership not only a t the stale level but to fssletad by advice and counsel wherever possible similar bi-racial committees In the cities and towns throughout the stale.” Negroes over the South conttnta d their drive te sbotish racial BIRMINGHAM. England (UPI) —"I Just like beautiful women," said 28 year-old Patrick J. Byrne. And in his own way, he proba­ bly meant it. Girl friendi pictured him ai the overprotrettac type. lo parti­ cular, he always was worrying about whether some dark, lone­ ly night a sex fiend would gel bold of them. "Paddy used to say be wanted to escort ms home at night be­ cause 1 might h« attacked," is the way Jean Grant, a girl who used to date the husky laborer, explained H. "He never once kissed me good­ night in all the times ha took me wtrt recently erreited for a*tilegregtlion demonitratloni. Tour Negro women tried Thunday to obtain aarvlee at the lunch counter of a but station In Columbia, S. C., and Negro studenta renewed aitdown demonstra­ tions at white lunch counters In Charlotte, H. C. At Rock Hill, S. C , local NAACT Pnsldent C. A. Ivory refused to answer questions In recorder's court about an anti- legregatloo rally last week which resulted in Suspect Suffers Heart A ttack MERIDIAN, Miss. (UP!) — A IT-year-old man suspected of be­ ing a member of an Interstate drug-peddling ring involving nude teen-aged girls who posed for ob­ scene pictures wa* in critical con­ dition in n hospital hero today. Jesse Cox, a barbiturate whole­ sale dealer from TUaeumbia, Ala., suffered ■ heart attack shortly after he wee arrested In Lauder­ dale County, Miss. Mcridan De­ tective Mike Nichols said drugs valued at more than 810,000 were found under the hood of Cox’s car. Man ,72, Heads Back To College Dr, Robert W. BurgeM, director of the B sm ts of Uio Cenous, bold# an offlcM nsdwtbl Machine a t right transfer* written m atter from micro film to rlertronte tope to r P a t m e ATHENS. Tex. (UPI) -SeventyIw nyearold Cliff L. Frasier, the father of four children, retired from the Insurance business five years ago. Recently he started leaving home every day and wouldn't tell his family where he was going. F railer finally disclosed hit secret — he was going to college. "E ver since I quit Louisiana State University in IBB after one year I have wanted to return to school," F railer anid. "Thia year 1 got tired doing noth­ ing." he explained, "and just couldn't resist the temptation to go to school." ON APRIL 1, more lhurt 60,000 cotintorit—06 percent of them women—will start the 19(10 decennial census, the 18th nince George Washington's ad­ ministration. Atony householders will hand the cullers forms they received previously In the mail. The 250,000 enumeration districts for the two-week count were mapped by the Census Bureau in Suitland, Md, s e c u r it y A s s o c ia t e s , in c . Members a Raw Yerk Bteeh Maehange M I . I STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL • FUNDS . I FA M M - 1 . TO , M r. U U • f t —• NEW YORK (UPI) - South­ paw Ironers get a break with a new (team and dry Iron exhibited • t the National Electric Man­ ufacturers’ Association ihow. The cord for Ihls Iron la a t­ tached to (be top rear of the handle, to accommodate either left or right-handed homemak­ ers. The temperature control also Is conveniently located on the front of the handle top. Other new appliances Include a portable food mixer with power booster to give additional thrust In heavy mixing and an electric fry pen with a lid that ean ael at an angle In a slot on the back rim, to protect againit spattering. The skillet also oomaa with a spe­ cial leg that snaps into the han­ The University of Missouri la dle, tithing the pan (lightly to simplify beating and draining off the eldest state adversity west of the Mississippi River. fat aa K collects. home and never made any ad­ vances to me." Jesn, a rather buxom blonde of 18, was quick to add. Byrne today began serving a life term for the sex slaying of a woman. Other people who knew Bryne used to rib him as being "Paddy the Peeper." The press called him Britain's nastiest murderer since Jack the Ripper. The Judge who sentenced him to life in pris­ on Thursday described him ss a man under "the Influence o( ov­ erwhelming, violent and pervert­ ed lust." For Bryne. the night before last Christmas Eve, had gone to the YWCA room of an unemployed 28-year-old secretary named Ste­ phanie Baird. When he left, a lit­ tle while laler, she was lying dead on a bed, beaten, strangled, mutilated and beadless. The defense lawyer! argued vainly that Bryne was Insane and guilty only of manslaughter. The Jurors found him sane and guilty J of first degree murder. British law prohibits capital punishment for murder except to eerie in eases, such a t the slaying of so unarmed policeman. Byrne trembled and (faanbed the Jury. " I’m aorry. I > u l Mte bee*» ful women,” he said. C -R iW These Extras FREE With Every SHILLING’S CUSTOM CAR WAXING and PROTECTING I. Complete Car Lubrication ...... ....... J. OIL CHANC.K using (Gulf Pride Oils I. CLEAN A SERVICE Air Filter ....... - ........... —.... 4. 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REFRIGERATOR • PAVED STREETS • STREET LIGHTS f �Bryant, Carlton Pledge Reapportionment FARRIS BRYANT.wro greeted t>y hie campaign manager, Earl Higgin­ botham, laf|aj)dJoe Ra^cr, right, at the Civic Center Saturday. Farris Bryant m m i tn Sanford Saturday and aald ha would mslt* fair apportionment of the legialature the ft rat order of busln*ss If he i* elected governor, Bryant ipoke at the corner ot First St. and Magnolia Ave. and at the Civic Center. In both plarea he strained the value of goojt achoolt far Florida youngsters. He urged voter* not to let the federal government take over tha purte atringa and control of Flo­ rida public schools. Bryant aald It would be very eaiy to let the federal government pay more and more of atate achool coat*. Hut he warned that the eonaequenee* might ba federal domination of Florida's public school system. He urged the Uapayara to put their ahouldera to the wheel and support good school* for Florida. Later on, in the Civic Center, Bryant said that nothing touche* the live* and future of Florida't children like good achool*. "Sputnik doesn't bother me m long a* our children have the opportunity te get the learning which has made the United States great," the Ocala attorney laid. Bryant scored Florida'* death toll on tha highway* and aald Flo­ rida must cut Its traffic death toll In half, pointing out' that more than 100 person* died on the stale'* highway* last month. Hryanl promised that If elected, ha would *ee that penalties against traffic lawbreakers ere enforced. Switching So the financial aide of government, Bryant aald no­ body believe* politician* when thay WEATHER: P arti/ cloudy and mild through Tuesday. High today, 80-86. Low tonight, 60-64. VOL. XLIX United Pres i Leased W irt Established 1008 MONDAY, MARCH 28. 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 869 hoodlums Tightening tion wide meeting Washington. D. C. Kastnrr said that a committee his hern set up with a meeting for June to give additional held to terminal markets strung out across the nation. Sanford vegetable produce men Judiciary Group Gets Rights Bi • WASHINGTON (U PI)-T he Sen­ ate Racked Committee warned today that s "crlm inil ayndicat*" of underworld hoodlums ha* tightened Id grip on the U. I. economy. I d finding* were unanimous, but the committee split 4-io-l •Iona strict parly llnrs over pro—pored aidblUbraent of a national ^ i f i m * commission to help combat (hr growing menace. Tha commlUec, in another re­ port on Id Investigation of infil­ tration of management and labor by racketeers, acruicd Teamster President J a n in R. Hold again of "gross abuses" of union power and an "unconscionable betray^ .a l" of union members. • The new attack on Hold said WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha Senate Judiciary Committee, lung a cold alurnge for civil righto bills, took a forced look at the Houne-panned mcaniire today with order* to send it lo the Senate by Tuesday night. The committee, headed by Sen. Jamea O. Eantlnnd (D-Min*.). scheduled a morning meeting to diseuxn the five- Beards, Bonnets Ba gilwd-'power’wmrttoMtato-of Hundreds Left . Homeless; Floods Hit Four Slates CHICAGO (U P I> - Flood swol­ len rivers surged over their banks tn tour stales today, driving hun­ dred* of persons from their homes and isolating several commu­ nities. The Weather Bureau blamed a fait spring thaw which melted mountains of snow accumulated by record breaking winter ilormi. Snow • fed river* washed over tholr banks in Missouri, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska. Countless roads were closed by tho rising water. Polica urged motorisla driving in tha fourstate area Lo ba oo the lookout for Orange-Seminole washed out highways. guardsmen helped po­ Drainage Dispute licaNational in rescuing stranded families, Tlila wa* the statc-by-atato pic­ Breaks Out ture. A little dispute over who gel* Nebraska: At least three com­ who's flood waters threatened lo munities remained virtual islands; start In south Seminole County Sun­ oo families wrre driven from day when Seminole residents chas- their homes; authorities said (he rd Orange County drainage work­ worst waa yet to come. man. Iowa: Tho Nodaway River was District S County Commissioner expected to crest four feel above , , Lawrence Swofford amid that crews flood sUfe at Clarlnda this morn­ & from Orange County trucki and a ing, causing some flooding. Kansas: The Highway Patrol * grader were trying lo pump water frum flooded Lake Charity, in reported many roadi closed or Orange County, into tang Lake or soon to be closed, fluid waters Spring Lake in Seminole Counly. were two feet deep al Frankfort Both ta n g Lake and Spring Lake "and coming in tail." ' Mlisourl: The Weldon River are also flooded. The Orange went mi a rampage with a alx Counly workmen said they wrre •w o rk in g for county Commissioner foot rise in one hour at Mercer; Jack McDowell and Engineer Fred : the .Chariton River was eiperted DaWItt. They were trying lo pump lo crest al seven feet above flood tha water through aluminum pipes, siege by evening. Iwofford said. Om (rale Seminole Counly resi­ dent decided to take maltera into Police Recover Us awa hands and chopped the Orange County line in two with an Body From Lake axe. Other residents took a more After e week-long search, police peaceful aourae sad cam* to Swof- Sunday recovered the body of a fard with a request tout ha atop Sanford Negro in tak a Monro* Qtha dralaapa arew. who waa In a fatal auto accldcol Swofford told tha Orange Counly over the O.tecn Bridge that took toea they would have to got per- tba lives of tbreo other Negroes. Police fouod the body af Eddie MjMfM £ ts * too Bomiaoio County owner* and tram tha Seminole Lae 'Washington floating In tho Counly Commission bafoc* they southern portion of the lakr. Washington wa* tho drivor of I water across tha eouna ear which crashed through the "fU have earns* water to tabs bridge on Maroh to earryha* c a rt, of la Seminole County. We three other Negroes to Utalr da*'! want toair'a," Swotfard said. death- • television to reach the voter*. H* »chad* led * talk en tha recent spread of efforts by Negroes to in­ tegral* lunch counter* In stores. Hia headquarters advance release of tho speech termed the subject "a problem a* crucial w# must take Immediate step* to meet It intelligently and decisively." Bryant was the second candidate for governor In two day* to make an appearance tn Seminole Counly. Doyle Carlton Jr, preceded him Friday and Ulktd with voters In the eommunltiaa from S a. m, until R p. m„ whrn he rapped hi* tour with a speech In Ft. Mellon Park. Carlton told hla Sanford audi­ ence that he would continue lo work, aa he had in the past, for "fair apportionment," which would give Seminole County and RreTard a senator aarh Instead of sharing Progress Link Thin aerial photo of the new bridge ucroaa Ijtke Monroe w u taken by Herald photographer Bob Stub­ bing* to show that the final link in the span ia in plnce and ready for the’concrete to be poured. This bridge, nnd the accompanying work on U. 8. InternUle Hwy, 4, junt went of Sanford, represent growth and progrenn in this area. And that in what this edition of The Herald in about — it’a the annual progress report on Seminole County and contains pictorial and written evidence of a lot of the nubject. The Herald also can report modestly with thin issue that the number of copien paid circulation thin year will almost double that of last’* year’n edition. Circulation Manager Frank Voltoline can get a limited number of copien for renidents who wish to send them to other sections, but who failed to reserve them for today's regular mailing. Shades of old Florida will re­ turn to Geneva April 23 whrn tha Seminole County community cel­ ebrates Geneva Frontier Day. A Beard and Bonn*! Contest, a barbecue and dance will ba fea­ tured. Hia program, to atari ai IS a. m., will ba sponsored by tha Gawava Youth Club. McCarty Names A. B. Peterson Jr. News Briefs County Chairman Cotton Use Up John M. McCarty, candidate for governor, hai named A. B. "Tom my" Peterson Jr. ax chairman of th* McCarty for Governor organliation in Seminole Counly. Petrraon, a' resident of Locklow, Is a real estate consultant and civic leader. Hia appointment ■purred activily ia the already busy campaign to elect McCarty. McCarty, Fort Pierce attorney, businessman, citrua grower and former circuit court judge, haa been touring to bring bla "work program" to the people. Ho said he Haa formulated a atcp-by-itop work program on Florida's need* rattier Ilian tba customary cam­ paign platform. He said he feels th* "work program" will let the airing tho U.N. Security Council. voters know where he stand* on But Russia's Valerian Zorin every Issue. criticised the Western plan with­ out actually rejecting it. Hr in­ sisted agreement on disarmament atop* must come first. U. I. Delegate Frederick M. Eaton told Zorin that "if we can­ not agree on a simple first step, it is useless to go on to others." The -Sheriffa office waa kept busy this past weekend investigat­ ing a holdup Sunday night and a murder Saturday. Deputies reported that 1st* Sunday night two men walked in­ to the Little Giant Food Store in Foreal City and demanded (hat Tax Collector John Galloway th* clerk hand over all Ihe reported today that this is the money in the register. final week lo pay county toxea Thr clerk told deputies that the without being penalkrd. men had aawed off-shot guns. Failure to pay (axes on or lieThe Sheriff's office is still in­ fore Friday will result in a min­ vestigating tho case and has not imum penalty of three percent aa yet determined tho amount af on real oatalo l a i n and one money taken. percent on personal and Intang­ A targe scale man hunt la on ible texts. Galloway addrd in the south end of tho county He nlso painted out that th* for tfii two DiR, lax laws require th* additional The Sheriff's office reported charge of cost of advertising tba also that Catherine Doe, 4 Negro property as delinquent. woman of Altamonte Springs w u Galloway ala* ex pi a toed that foand murdered ia her homo Buttax certificates will be sold at tho day night. lax tale June t on each parcel of Deputies apprehended a 41 year real estate on which tho IBM taxes old Negro, Willie Duke., who ad­ have not beta paid. mitted i kas hag iha Om waaaaa Galloway said that thus tor in tho head alter m argument. |l,4S2,ttl.M has been collected Dukes is being held at tho in oounty Jail without Reds Turn Cold Shoulder To Disarmament Plan GENEVA (UPI) - The Wait handed Russia a detailed blueprint today for a veto-free watch­ dog organisation lo prevent cheat­ ing on a proposed disarmament agreement. But the Soviets quick­ ly dumped cold water aa tha idea. The Western proposal waa laid before tbe 10 nation disarmament conference by Italy'a deputy dele­ gation chid Francisco CalaveUi on behalf of all five Wtstora power* represented hero . One of the chief function* of the new disarmament organisation, Calavelti proposed, should be to aol up machinery to ban nuclear satellite warfare from outer space. The West suggested that the in­ ternational disarmament organis­ ation should bavo a 14-member rxeculive committee, some perma­ nent and some m uting as in the United Nations Security Council. It also would bavo a council of states and a director general, There would be no veto, surh as th* Soviets have used to bam- Art Workshop Scheduled Tonight Joe Mathieux will conduct a painting workshop at tho meet­ ing of tha Sanford Art Assn, at T:to p. m. today ia tha Crafu Mat at Ft. Halloa Park. Tho workabop will Include sketching from life and still life. Deputies Probe Grocery Holdup Tax Deadline Slated Friday tha current upper house Mat. Ha repeated th at h* had pro­ posed a highway program — and ■tressed that he had proposed * way In finance B. H* referred to a RStM million proposal ha mad* earlier last week a t Daytons Beach. "All this growth In Florid* make* It imperative that wa keep up with eur road program," ha said. Carlton, who issued a strong statement en th* racial tension problem last week, stressed again here that he would us* tha pawsr* of the governor's office to "pro. tsrv* the right of a store owner to operate his stor* to that h* serve* hi* own clientele In conformity with th e-customs of hla community In order to stay In husinesa fog himself." New Farm Steps have hern taken to aid cattlemen and Ihe county's three and a half million dollar vegetable industry, counly officials reported today. Harold Kastnrr, a member of the U. S. Fruit and Vegetable advisory hoard, returned today from a na­ Grip On U .S. "racketeers and hoodlums" and, despite a promised clean up drive; hai shown "no Inclination to mova against a variety of thieves, robbers, burglars, araonitts, white alsvcra, extortionists, dope ped­ dlers, and avaa murders who or* holding office in teamaler affil­ iate*-" & The auggeatad crime cum mis­ d a t e s would bare served u a fed oral clearing bouse for nationwide data on erime. Unable to agree • • the proposal, tha committee voted instead to m o m a e o d im­ mediate study by aa "appropriate" congressional committee on bow to beat cope with (he prob­ lem of syndicated crime. The committee split over the proposed crime commission bad ^ m o r a than too usual partisan d i v e r t ones. Sen. John F. Kennedy (DR asa.) a candidate for tha Deraocratlc presidential nomination, spearheaded the drive for it* adoption. Ha draw support from the other three committee DemocraU-Cbalrman John L. McClel­ land (Ark.) anu Sens. Frank Church (Idaho) and Sam J. Er­ vin Jr. (N. C.)./ say they want to save money. Bryant aald th at aa governor he ran save more than $100 million in taxes In the next two year*, by turning Ihi* money to Ihinu the •tale need*, like more school* and Junior colleges. He said that if voters wanted to know whether he was economyminded they should look at his re­ cord in the Florida Home of Re­ presentative*. Bryant pointed out that when he served a* speaker of the house In IDfil-fit, House operations cost only 4(1 percent of what they rust during the previous two year*. **] want to be tha aymbol of your datermitiatlon that Florida tomorrow will meet some of Its problems," wer* the Ocala attofnev'a closing words. Starting today, Bryant will use WASHINGTON (U E 'I)-U . 8. ronsumer* stepped up their us* of coltun last year fur tha firat tim* ■Inca 10W, but tha rate of Inersats was aonaidarabiy andar that af aynthstlc fiber*. Boat Plant Burns COCOA 4u r n - F i r * destroyed th* Bervard Boat Works hart Sunday and for a tints threatened to spread to a nearby residential block, Th* fir* started in tba paint storage room. Ix** was aatlmatad a t R70.000. Drivers Strike TAMPA (UPI) — Bui drivara and mechanics of Tampa Transit Line* Inc. went on strike al 2 a. m. today after three wsaki of negoti­ ation! that broke off about mid­ night. Tha company halted operationa idtflnltely. Africans Mourn JOHANNESBURG, South Af­ rica (U PI)—Heavily armed police stood guard In native townships throughout South Africa today to watch tha black man mourn hia daad. It was one week ago today that police bullet* killtd 7> and wounded 100 during riot* ia Sharpevilto nnd tanga. Junior Mias MOBILE, Ala. (U P I)-M tur**a Sullivan, n lovely lT-yaar-old Irish Ian who want* to Uarh retarded children, reigned today aa AmerIca'a Junior Miss of 19M>. Mlaa Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Mri. John Sullivan of West Haven, Conn., won over 4< other high school girls Saturday night at tha climax of th* waek-long America's Junior Ml** pageant. Blood Bank Enterprise resident* are ed that the Volitate, /toiler Bank Mobile Unit will he te DeBary Tuesday, from S:H to «:K) M anoted^ drtM ^tonad U those closer to the city. Instead of shipping to placex as far aa Chlrago and New York they rould ship from Jacksonville nr Tampa and save on freight, Kail* ncr said. County Agent Cecil TUfkar re ­ ported tin t cattlemen will alad get some aid soon with a reduc­ tion In freight when shipping hgy. Tucker aald,the reduction could amount to an almoit 30 percent rut. He addrd that th* Railroad commission and ICC la presently slucU ing the proposal. . Farmers will also get some relief at a result of the U. S. designating 12 counties In the state at disas­ ter area* for emergency produe, Mon loam as a result of thr re­ cent floods and abnormal rains i t central Florida. One of the areas dolgnated was ' Seminole County. The USDA advised farm ers who have suffered losses In the stricken counties to apply to the Farm ers Home Administration for emergen­ cy production loans. Farm ers to Sanford and tod' county should apply to lha local FHA office ot Curtla Green In tha Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. Farmers to tba county a rt eligible for emergency fundi from FHA at a three percent Interest. Tucker, County Engineer Robert Davis and County Rod Cross Di­ rector CoL J . 0 . Gregory attended a atate meeting to Tampa of r*prw> asntativea from stricken Florida areas to study tong rang* plana to contra) flooding. Tucker said that to* oantey given tho ■taurine* tote to of any serious threat to the they would he eligible for relief. Includes a pre­ point bill, which inrludri vision (or court-appointed re­ ferees to safeguard Negra voting rights. Although liberal members laid they would seek lo strengthen (ha bill, the ewmmlttea'j split llnaup mad* prospect* slim ler a ay ma­ jor action. Kastlaml, an avowed foe of the bill. Invited Justlre Department officials and Chartra J. Bloch, prominent Macon, Ga., attorney, to meet with Ihe committee and give their view* on the voting referee plan. Regardless of what the commit­ tee does, congressional leader* hoped ths House end Senate could agree on a bill within a week or ■a without need for a time-con­ suming conference to work M i a •ompromie*. Both aoulhern opponent! of the Mouse bill and liberal fortes seek­ ing to itrength h have icrved nolice they will try to amend the measure on ihe Senate floor. H tba eouthernera launch a fili­ buster, leaders were confident they could muslor the necessary two-lhlrda margin to invoke doWASHINGTON (UPI) lure and cut off debate. dent Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold MacmADn began talks today at aoetodod Camp David, Md., on a Comstar Board To Honor proposal to Ruaiia'a plan for barn ning nuclear weapons teat*. N. O. Garner Tha two Iradara were reported Sanford City Commission will willing to accept on ■ limited honor retiring Civil Service Board basia Russia's demand for an noMember N. O. Garner at a meeting policed moratorium on small teat ia City Hall tonight. blast* to be linked with n formal The coramiaiionen will make a ban on larger exploitooi. presentation lo Garner for the IT But Eisenhower waa said to bo years he haa served on tha board. ready to agree to Ihe moratorium Other business on Ihe agenda for only for the remainder of his (be • p. m. meeting Includes re­ term in office — about 10 months quest to use the Civic Center for —while Macmillan want* one of Easier service* and discussion of at least 11 months. Russia de­ a proposed alrret Intersection at manded a moratorium of four at Sroii Ave. and Eighth St. more y art. Ike, Macmillan Open Nuclear Talks Herter Made Unfriendly Remark, Cubans Charge HAVANA (UPI) - A formal pro­ test accusing Secretary or Slate Christian A. Hertar of making an “unfriendly" it stem tat about the Fidel Castro regime threatened to­ day to trigger another round of ■harp diplomatic exchanges be­ tween Cuba and the United States. Tbe Cuban proteit, delivered to Ambassador Philip W. Bona a I Hunday sight, denounced aa "far from irua" Herter's recent statement that Communist sympathisers hold hi|h positions to too Castro gov­ ernment. Castro himself, to two major •veochsa fottday, ratMwad char­ ges at aoam aggroaaton agilnm Cuba by Um V. 1. government. Aa ba haa done ropeatodly to goal weak*, Castro Mated tost aa • a M * t ■ to n sg to o sain at Cuba m y ba to tba gteaatog. But be The Cuban note marked the la ­ test la a bluer series nf diploma­ tic exchanges with Washington which started with tho govern­ ment's leisure of American-own­ ed bus in* st properties to Cuba. Prat eats and counter-protests fol­ lowed aver Castro's accusation (bat U. S. officials platted tha asbatag* af a Fronds muaitteaa ab|p ia Havana harbor. "Largo segment! af to* North American preaa, numeroue legisla­ tor* nnd rospooftoto officiate to ether branches at ton U. g. gov­ ernment bavo pressed lacwrrert and *v*a painful optoteaa nf tba Cuban rovoletteu." too nato said. It added tout Cuba bad ilimlMa< many at toe as allaabs over tog . part year • • coming from "prfoate Inter****," tort waa "aateoutof Duly |g psrMher* or enntate Mite Helen ■aid Cuba waa atrang enough to t t o ^ m i d m toroapteulblUiy tor 4 .. '/Safas*- �•I 1 \ ARMOUR’S STAR CR PSG ALL MEAT FRANKS . BOLOGNA OYSTERS !5/iV 1 LI CELLO PSG SLICED BREAKFAST United Preoo International The Indignant urban resident who find* hli atala controlled by rural legislaton may have relief In sight. A United Preae International aurvey of all alaie capital* today showed a strong, if still inronclualvr, trend to put ' power bark in the handa of the population majorlty which by now haa switched to the ritlea. The fight for proportional rep- 11s beard of director* of the N a if adapter of the American M G n at will meet at 4 p. m. aaaday at chapter headquarter*, MM 1. Palmetto Ave. m entation la an old one, but In recent week* It haa gained lmpetua from wrtl-oraanised battle* to forra change via federal and •tat* court*. For year* moat of the natloa'a atate leglalaturea have Ignored their own eonalltutlonal provlalon* lo reapportion thcmarlvea every ten year*. Consequently in many caaea the farmer* who war* In a majority when the atate constituIlona were adopted still control the ■ A diicuaalon of teitbooki uacd In United State*, achool* waa mi the flaafard Rot art a n r agenda tot to­ day. Former Florida achool teach- Club will meet al l p. m. Tuesday ar, Mr*. Dorothy Witt of DeLand in (be courthouse. At that time, ■ava the talk a t the noon Civic members will hear a talk by bunt­ ing and fishing enthusiast Tom Dantnark. Films on fishing will i Attention Sanford BoaUng JSuffsl A. SL Augustin# Boatlgg Holiday Will be bald In Um eld city. July t- l. The holiday aponaoratf by tha . fo a lin g and Elka Club* af St. Au- Angel Compoin fustiao will feature a erulee on tha 'V a ta a s a s River, a barbatu*. land On Dean’s List '• a d water lour*, a firework* dlaAngel Ramon Compaln, eon of ’f l a r and a bathing beauty contest. All Sanford bealiag enthusiasts Mr. and Mm. Darla Compaln, I7M Orlando Dr., Sanford, haa : Invited. been placed on the Dean’s List I s a l i r l * Bey Scout Troop S44 far (he first semester al tha Uni­ Mae vaeaade* far new member*, t h e tiwap sponsored by th* Sanford versity of Florida. Compaln, a second-year student Wka Lodge haa vacantia* for boya With prerieua acoutiag experience at the university, was notified by S aw erk ai Junior leaden or far any Daan Wlnaton W. Lillie that his h e r ever U who want* la Joia. Any marks had placed him la the Bag ’ T— ’ J hi ragiatarlag with upper flvw percent of tha class. ■ m troop may set more Inform*- The dean's list honor la th* high­ Men hy calling William Rrax- est aehelastle tribute paid to atudenta, little pointed out. •m at fa a m i. Hy United Preoa International. Ku Klus Klanimen In Alabama and 8outh Carolina burned acore* of cro**e* over tha weekend In acta of defiance agalnat Negro demomlrationa proteatlng srgregallon In the South. Dotena of flaming croaae* war# •een along highway* In tho Annlaton, Ala., araa Saturday night, and’ a fir# bomb waa thrown Into th* yard of a Negro home. Witneiaee reported teeing a white man throw tha homa-mad* bomb into th* yard, but no damago resulted because the bomb failed to Ignite. Police aald they received at leant 100 complaint* about tho c ro n burning* is Alabama. Twelve men were pick# up by police In connection with tha in­ cident*. Five were charged with obatructnlg a highway and later released, along with tha others. The cross - burning* eonlnclded with a bug* Ku Klux Klaa meet­ ing In Monroeville, Ala. Hundred* Juat What They Want of klantmen, many of them robed WHITINOHAM, Vt. (UPI) - and hooded, held a rally at th* Vote* w e n coat to aatabllah a regional Coliseum. Then they health coaler here though the town formed a motorcade to a homo whtr* a SO-foot cross waa baroad and new member* w art Initiated. FRESH DAILY Coca I quantity I k i r r ^ rr Reg. Size Carton of 6 Limit 1 With 93 Food Order IKH TS RESERVED Mon., Tu**„ Wed. Open R:30 A. M. til T:00 P. M. Thur., FrL, Sat. Open S:10 A. M. til *:0o p. M. GRADE A" Shipped DRESSED & DRAWN FROZEN FOODS CENTER GIANT 6 OZ JAR UMiM WITH FOOOOROtt One Quart FF Deluxe UOV RAW Lemon or Coconut A corai«>■ * i * * u ****** Ssttte l» * * K iitis « « * < e I '1 « * • < “ " ''* ' CYPRESS GARDENS Potatoes PREMIUM QUALITY SVfjtVTfMNO TO RUUD IVgRFTNINO f �Mon. March 28, I9 6 0 — P a g * 8 Odham And Tudor Planning New Lake Ada Development Odham and Tudor developer* will add to a multi-in IIlion dollar home building career when they •ta rt the College Park Project on Lake Ada. The firm directed by J. Bralley Odham will aoon atari a 200 home &development Ju it aouth of the new 8 Seminole High School, Construc­ tion Manager Arthpr Harris laid Friday. The homes will be on 80 acres divided into lots >0 by 120 ■feet, Harris said. Soma of the houses will front on Lake Ada. Since Odham and Tudor built Its first home in Pinecrest Heights in March, ll»55 the developers have put up nearly (10 million in housing in Seminole County. The }flrm has built about 1.1100 homes on 400 acre* In l!rove Manor, South Pinecrest. Sunland Estates, ‘Bel Air and Rose Court subdlvi. ■ions. All but Sunland Estates a n In Sanford. Odham and Tudor home prices range from $17,1)00 - $26,000 in Grove Manor to $12,000 • $18,000 In Sunland Estates. All have three or four bedrooms. Grove Manor . homes on Mellonvillo Ave, have I big General Electric kitchen cen­ ters, built-in kitchen equipment, good te r r a in floors, excellent drainage and brick trim, Harris asid. G. E. equipment is also being used in Sunland Eatatea and South Finccrest. Charles H. Shaw 'Dies At Paola Charles H. Shaw, a Paola resi­ dent for the p u t IS years, died at hia home Friday after a ihort Illness. Mr. Shaw, 71, waa a retired carpenter. He was born in An* derson, S. C. Surviving are three children, J. B. Shaw and Mrs. i J . K. Thomas, both of Sanford, and Garland H. Shaw of Longwood; 11 grandchildren, 15 great­ grandchildren, two brothers and threa listers. The body was lent to Hartwell, Ga., for service* and burial. Bri*. son Funeral Homa waa in charge of local funeral arrangements. Quick* Call Watson DALLAS, Tex. fUPI) - Sherlock Holme*. 1$, pleaded guilty in Dallas County Criminal Court to carrying a switchblade knife. Judge Shelby Cox sentenced him to M daya In jail. Sanford is proposed aa tha lo­ cation for an apartment-type building to provide housing for "senior ritiiens" and the ground­ work ha* been started on the project by a aew corporation headed by Cecil Oiler, Illinois builder who has been In homa a «a development here during the pait several years. The building would b* built under a new FHA enactment which provide! far building hous­ ing specifically for elderly realdeni*. Tha law require* that such building* he "designed 100 per­ cent for elderly reside nti," and further requires that at le a d 75 percent of the ocrupanla be more than 62 years of age. Ozier, a veteran of M year* In the CMUtracUon business in lllinoii, Florida and Puerto Rico, laid today "I have dedicated my effort* to senior citizen* and hope to make this tha first of such projects to houta them." The proposed location hare would ba behind Seminole Me­ morial Hospital. This would b* handy to tha medical center, city recrealton faculties, downtownshopping and all the other re ­ quisites of elderly residents, Oatar pointed out. Ozier Florida Enterprise* la the new Florida corporation form­ ed to handle this project, Robert F. Drabik of Chicago has been namad a vice president *f AH five developments or* Pinecrest school*. Sunland Smith Pineere»t subdivision* ball park*, trnni* court* and dren'a playlnr area*. Hospital Notes line Stamps !"" NEAREST <1* STORE near and have ehil- Coupon To Adult W;,k £0 9 " Seminole High Honor Roll Is Announced Kilie Myers Chester, Lake Mary; Laura Jones, Sanford; Grace Slay­ ton, Sanford; Jane T. Dickerson, Sanford; Waller Bell, Geneva; James Myer, Rochester, N. Y.; Vera Susan Evans. Titusville. Births Mr. and Mrs. Rivera Jones, San­ ford, a daughter. Dli mis tala Meliina Buih and baby, Oviedo; Frank Lee Dunn, Sanford; Grace Haynes, Sanford; Steveg Soderbloom, Sanford; Allied P. Horton, Lake Mary. MARCH M Admissions Jean Prideijiore, Sanford; Vera Lee Savage, Sanford; Cheater Miller, Sanford; Beatrice Rivers, Sanford; Ruth Payne, Sanford; Dorothy Stubbs, Sanford; Florence Wells, Sanford; Lillian Franklin, Sanford Births Mr. and Mra. Ronald Diekerson, Sanford, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. John Slubbi, Sanford, g son; Mr. and Mr*. John Pridemort, Sanford, a son Dismissals Lulu Harrialt, Sanford; David Thrasher, Sanford; Emma Plum ­ mer, Sanford; Mr*. Jam es Spauld­ ing and baby, DeBary; Mra. George Ameye and baby, Sanford; Cathy Reddon, Sanford; Mrs. Charles Morrow and b ab y ,'S an ­ ford; Mrs. William Vaughn and baby, Sanford: Mrs. Frederick Neat and baby, Sanford; Elite Vihlrn, Sanford; Ilona Rhodao, DeBary; Roy Livers, Sanford. MARCH « Admissions Georgia Butler, Sanford; Robert Ten Seminole High students had all A's for the fourth six weeks of the school year and 44 had more A's than B's, Twelfth grade student! with all A's are Johnny Allred, Ruddy Fulper, Cordell Jeffrey, Henry Mor­ gan, Steve Powell, Nancy Butler, Marilyn McDaniel and Peggy Price. Eleventh grader Joy Wester and 10th grader John Gocrss also had top A grades. Students with mora A'a than B's ara 12th grader* Herman Allman. Arthur DeYoung, David Goerss, Larry McQuatlers, Paul Mitchell, Norbert Peters, Dian Aiken, Janet Glenn, Fay Noel, Sue Ann Toney, Joyra Weinmann, and Vicki Westlund. U th grader* Penny Anderson, Margaret Jones, Gini Taylor, San­ dra Wood, Robert Bullard, and Doug Tamny, Also 10th graders John Ron!faee, W alter Meriwether, William Ott, Jean Daleckl, Delta Homer, Frankie Jones, Ann Schumacher, Mary Helena Washburn, and Jo Ann Zeigler, Ninth grader* Sharon Gila*, Jana Harward, Sherrill* Julian, Linda Mill*, Roberta Rankin, Sandy Richard*, Ruth Taylor, Carolyn Turner, Johnny Clark, Charles Hare, Johnny Phillipa, Larry Pi vac, Lea Wateoa and John Weatgata. Alto eighth graders Donna Beard, Carol Oxford, and Linda Smith. Grace Slayton. Sanford; Claud­ ette McCray, Ml. Dora; Florane* Bishop, Sanford; Paul Maxwell, Geneva; Jam es Mayer, Rochest­ er, N.V.; Janetta Hubbard and baby, Sanford; Anna Joyaea, Oviedo. Tha first of a planned aerie* of "Open House'' parties for the commissioned and entitled per­ sonnel of government Initallation* in the Sanford'Orlando area, was bald at Howell Park Sunday after­ noon. Tha party waa In honor of the Sanford Naval Air Station, and tha vUtlora war# treated to an outdoor barbecue and impaction of the homea of many present and formar Navy and Marine Corps personnel living In Howell Park. Tha Navy Welcoming Commute* at Howell Park waa headed by Mr. and Mra. Al Myer (retired Navy CPO) aa co-chairmen, and included! Mr. and Mra. J. C. Olson, Mr. and Mra. L. Petllnattl, Mr. and Mra. C. A. Baaainger, Mr. and Mr*. Harold Haine, Mr. and Mrs. It. Toonk, Mr. and Mra. E. Fetter, Mr. and Mra. J, Sandifer, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hippi, Mr. and Mra. Alvin G. Edwards, and Mr. and Mra. Charlea Balchumaa, ail pra»$nt for retired Navy personnel. the firm end general manager of the senior eitiiena development. Mra. Donnell* Ray, well known for her work as a social and recreation director, will join the firm to organize a program of activity tor realdenla of the apartments. i She will attend a conference in Washington In January, 1M1, with Secretary of Health, Educa­ tion and Welfara Arthur Flem­ ming and other government lead­ ers to discuss plans for an active program for tha senior citireni. Plana here Include extensive gardening and other hobbies and recreational activity suited to the elderly. The apartment! will be designed with safety features and tasted methods af making Ufa leas strenuous lor Ihoa* la (hair later yeara. "If lb* response to th a,Id ea warranto, We will continue to build similar building* in Florida and elsewhere," Oiler said. Information on tb* Sanford pro­ ject may ba obtained from tb* corporation's office at 1105 Ran­ dolph, Sanford. [I* COUPON 1 *N T IT LIS YOU 1 LIBBY DELICIOUS HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE Libby Libby Corned 46-os. Can't C re a m C o rn 6 Libby Garden Libby Vienna Sw eet P eas 6 LYKES LEAN, DELICIOUS PORK SHOULDER W-D 'BRANDED" TENDER Volunteers Set Fire Drill Program A new fire drill program will begin at the Lake Mary Fire House April M. At that time, Chief Ralph Abell will begin n series of fir* drill! for all volunlecr firemen. Recently the volunteer! beard a talk by Santord Naval Air Sta­ tion Fir* Chief W. L. Rowland on how "To Fight Air Craft Crash riraa.'* ROUND BONE FULL CUT ROUND CLUB or SHOULDER ROAST SIRLOIN STEAK -89/ TEM PTINGLY TENDER W-D "BRANDED" S H O R T RIBS T-BONE STEAK CONTROLLED QUALITY FRESHLY W -0 "BRANDED" PLATE GROUND BEEF STEW BEEF FROZEN SUPERBRAND COTTAGE CHEESE mu £ SHRIMP ft SUPERBRAND Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry SKATE CITY V i GAL CARTON SH ASPARAGUS t NUHlH BY N Morton F ro sts Fr*sh, Tender CARY GRANT STARTS WED. “JACK THE RIPPER” Pole B ean s Altar Froinn - 39/ Lb, 35* Biscuits j-0 0 Com I n* Jasso J*w*ll Btof, Chicks*, Turkay M p n t P ip s 5 $ 12-ox. Pkfl. �! I TAMING OF THE SHREW ows T h in In the annual edition o f The Herald which reporta tm a fend g ro w th In Sanford and Seminole County. It in edition that customarily gets "mailed away" to friends relatives of our residents to show what is happening tltn Interest o f people who n ig h t be contemplating n move to Florida—«x thousands seem to be doing. - the A lot of peopla, organizations nnd bunlncssu helped staff with the various sections and we thank them. * v The number of copies reserved In advance of publica­ tion Indicate that th a n -is a lot of Interest In sending the paper out of tha gtate. Wa hope everyone who gets it will oorae see ust ■r t f they do, we believe they will be hare to stay someday. M ILW AUKEE-W M tie kettle Unei now d early drawn, nothing that happent from here on out If likely to alter the nature of the conteit la the Democratic primary. It la n contest that may well de­ termine the party's choice lor the preeldeney. Atmoft anyone, whether Republi­ can or vDemocrat, in w r a ii will wui tell acta you jvu that Sen. John f . Kennedy la aura to win over Sen. Hubert H. Hum­ phrey. But. beneath the calm and -even Indifferent aurfaee, forces are at work that could alter the result. And, moreover, prophecy h a t al­ ways been rleky in this politically volatile itata, Humphrey la trying hard to get the wayward voter to concentrate on Issues and on Ml record la behelf of firm and labor In cooirait to Kennedy'! more conservative record. More or le u openly he la saying that only n Democrat who comet down strong on the Issues In the' tradition of Roosevelt and Tru­ man ean win in November. implying that Kennedy la •led after Vice President N it­ on, a somewhat synthetic candi­ date with "an overdose of public relations," ho la risking n division in the party that alarm i some Democratic leaden, One piece of proof the aenater from Minnetote cites la the allegation of a com­ mentator cloao to Nlaon that Kennedy's father, Joseph P. Kgnnedy, has given the vice president an informal aaiuranct that his ion will not attack Mm and received in turn an Informal pledga that Nixon would not attack the young­ er Kennedy, It ia something like a plot that Humphrey sees in Uw buildup the preia has given bla rival. Ha la their favorite now and the press kwdi have contributed mightily to his pre-eminence, In the Humphrey view, but after the nominating con­ ventions they will go all out for Nixon and (ear Kannedy to pieces if he is the Democratic nominee. Aa for Kennedy, be la using the technique he employed ao success­ fully In Massachusetts when he ran for tha Senate for -the first Urn* In W t t Poor Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., whom he defeated, complained bitterly that be bad beau toe vic­ tim af e second Beaten Tea Party. The teaa that the Kennedy fatqjly bald la every nook end cranny of M itiachuieuf bad cost In catering bills alone a t least $100,000, ton un­ happy Lodge complained. The technique re bee heavily on personal appeal end organisation. Members of the Kennedy family have been deployed through ovary city end town to exert Uw family charm for Jack. Curiosity alotse would turn out numbers of poopla to see a clan so widely advertised for l u success la ovary department of life. But formal invitations sent wall In advance give the occasion • special touch. "The pleasure e l your company la requeued aa suck end n e k a day at n e k aad such an hour to meet Mrs. Peter Lawford. . . This baa the glamor of Hollywood and Uw Mgh-atyle fashion magesine. 1U appeal to Midwestern small towns can weU be Imagined. Beetdea the three elatere with their charming tousled hairdos, the can­ didate's mother, Mr*. Rose Ken- S '■ w a rn e d . "Easy esmei easy . f a ," to tons dw m w al oulleek af c lw 'iJ ll: Tony K., aged 11, I t growing quite rebellious. “Dr. Crane," Ma mother began. *Hooy is angry a t hia daddy and iwtaee of f l canto per weak, but » argues all toe kids la Ms class It nt toast $1 or mere to spend l tony please. «fla h i U low Doutiox to d kitt* i l A i t o L T L a t o tola PobUffl?” Han't give yeur child aa allowBcfi Instead, pay him on a piecework ■. Juet mo that th e n are plenty of • “pay" Job* avaflahto around to* I Boom eg lawn aadgarden. • Then your fee* ee girl will have ! “coiling unlimited" aa regards *. their Income, tor they ean loom It ytoeafl cents ta ll per week if they I Mra 10 wort ""W tor that high- buy his needed cloth#*, elc. They • n your responsibility. But ■( regards his own private •pending money, which be can use on amuaement, candy and aodaa, comic books, etc., yott should as­ sure him a liberal amount via the pay-for-work plan. Then he .will learn that money means sweat and work aad often deprivation of play time. This la the proper attitude all people should have toward money, but if you simply band over “free" cash ia tha name of a weakly "al­ lowance," you almply cultivate the Prodigal Son's attitude. Earned money la used far more ■hrewdly. Kids seldom gamble nt ■lot machinal tf they sweat for those dime* nod quarters! So outline n number of household chores for which you will pay. And M them to the mental ability of your child. Even « klndargartan tot can make his own bed! And poliab his daddy's shoes. Remember, too, that klda like i quick pay-off, ao don't d eftr their money till Saturday nr the m o th 's We used to stick a nickel nr dime on each window ta lk , so whan our Crane children washed the window, they were entUlad to the reward aad AT ONCE. The same goes for piano o r ether music practice. Place the coins an tho piano, to la taken by too child at too end of Ma IS-minute session. Urn very sight of the rewords keep perking up Ma motivation! Bond far my booklet "SO Ways Children C o n E a r n Spending Money," enclosing o stamped re­ turn envelope, pF* SOc (non­ profit). You Den Mothers con also r s ^ g g .,; WASHINGTON— The pact that "no reporters are prasent" at cer­ tain p re u get-togethers with high government people hasn't been working so well lately. It'S not that the voluntarily deaf and dumb guests violated their vaw to slg toe Up. I f a toe eontoundod gremlins. Tbeee lepreebauna have allpped some eatth-ahsking tidbits to re ­ porters who were preioat—on the otsiildi* It wae In tola way that newspa­ per readers learned toe tremend­ ous news that Dwight D. Elsen­ hower waa backing Richard Ntgon for president. A day later, reader* learned by the u m e method that Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler had predicted to some none uolng-oye reporters that Sen. John Konnedy would win tho Dem­ ocratic nomination. The Klmnhower a e c r e l waa sneaked from the off-the-record Gridiron dinner to a point all the way acroaa the Atlantic—to the London Times which, ■■ far as anyone knew, had no reporter* present at the dinner. The message waa also sent by gremlin to n Washington lady re ­ porter who, It waa obvious, wasn't there either, since the affair la stag, Tha boomerang on Butler came out of a cosy off-the-record lunch­ eon he had for a few correspond­ ents nt the National Press Club. They were to be trusted. But you can't aay the same for th o u grem­ lins. The guests, by prearrangement, identified Butler merely aa "lomeooe high in Democratic d rd es." Howovar, a New York news­ paper which had M representative at the meeting identified the source openly aa Butler him ulf. Now, poor boxed-lo Duller could neither deny or fdm lt It. To admit publicly that he him ulf favored The “allowance" ptea la entirely ahaolete la child psychology se get hep to the facta I , Obviously, children need money. • Aad you parents should quit giving ! a child a mg allowance from which j h e pays tor Ms shoes, school hooka, ' { Bus fare to school, as wall as School lunches and other neces' attics are i p art of tho parental | Budget, m don't try to flatter a ; chili's realty by giving Mm $10 t per week, out of which be must Oriental Geta Role HOLLYWOOD , (UP1) -H arold By DICS WEBT Fong, veteran Oriental character WASHINGTON (UPI> - I trust actor, has been signed for the rain of Toy, the houuboy, to “The no one will be offended If 1 com-, Pleasure of Hia Company." ment that the pack n t Instinct runs deop In the homo Amerlcasus. Wn a n all of ua coUeclora by aa ta n . t couldn't begin to nemo an tba things we collect because the lilt could Include almost any •oocreto noun betwesn autograph and Either. . If M weren't tor (hie I pleribet enum aspect, the feeling ef being i port of ton gams, 1 might have been worried'about myself recent, ly when 1 began collecting first linos of eoogrnaatonal speeches. Let’s fece 'It, an Isolated ease «f tola aart weald not stand up to court u evidence of mental ataMUty. But I dan'l think (hay tan come after me .with a butterfly net ae long aa a lot of my fellow dUseas ate collecting butterflies. My new hobby grew out of my line of work, which require* that I spend considerable time listen­ ing to apeechea to tha House anti Benito, ta teU-defenae, I devela knack ef tolling from Just v/s//s7/M first leW words whether I should continue to listen. Then I fell Into the habit of savtog somo of tho mort notable In­ troductory phrasca tar a collec­ r b b b b tion of “ ■pooches 1 never finished listening to." Most of ua like to show off our collection* and I offer for your + W /////M z wa** Inspection some of my prized specimen*. In each eos, too throi< dots ( . . . ) mark too place where I tuned out. DAILY CRO SSW O RD z iIT* i M lH H H r ii I B IT p f JB B a lB ■ * I tia a a ^ ■ iB tfd iB 1 ^ /riv a a - | r - fT foresees the difficulty with Demo­ cratic liberal senators In this Mth Congress.. Rep. Robert L, F. Mhos <DMr. Speaker, pnvkntily Fla.) - “ F “ I have called to tha attention of tho Congress loma of the very fine poem s.. . " Rep. Robert W. Levering CDOhio) — “Mr. sp e lte r, Abraham one Democratic candidate over an­ other, In a Job that cilia for neu­ trality, could mean the end of Ma chalrmansMp. But President Eisenhower wig­ gled out of U defUy when confront­ ed at his pres* conference about Ms Gridiron adulation for too vice preiident. Without admitting di­ rectly that ba waa even at the Gridiron dinner, the president en­ dorsed anew the only candidate the Republicans have. There have been other times when tha "Don't-teQ-a souM-toldyou" p re u meetings backfired. Moat noteworthy, perhaps, was several years ago when Nixon triod to#maintain off too record kle views on sending troops into fadoChina. The views don't stay off the record long, for they we: air­ ed before one of Um greatest m m for-news groups In the country— tha American Sodaty af Newapnpar Editors. UnattributaMa background brief­ ings often play a useful part to the preparation of good interpretive writing. But one of toe greatest offthe-record debtdoe wae the sin­ cere experiment of President Eis­ enhower last year to chin infor­ mally with WMte House “regulars" over dinner. Untovlied members of tha w ott­ ing p re u walled outside the gates to interview the departing dtotra. But the aeiiloo waa so "seem!" that aome of the guests even de­ clined to admit who they were. To top it off, too preiidont'a guests attributed their alories to a mysterious “high aeurco to tho White House." Needless to say, that experiment With bar dignity and her warmth of manner (he proved ta Mattecbuiettf to be perhaps the princi­ pal family aaaet. A t for the aeaator, he makea flee, carefully prepared apeechee that flat# In g eaan l ttrm a the objective of e liberal Democratic Quotable Quotes United Prate l ataf i tle a it MARYVILLE, Tenn. — An ex­ hausted stele policeman, describ­ ing the seven hour chase after a 300-pound h e ir cub that bad es­ caped Ms cage at a gas station: “ We had quite a time with him. Every time he came down a tree the dogs nipped him and he'd climb anothsr.” DETROIT — Sens. Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Mlnn.) end John F, Kennedy (D-Moss.), clashing in the Wisconsin primary over cam­ paign tactics: Humphrey: “ We're trying to cboote a candidate for President of the United States, not the lead for ■ Hollywood dram a." Kennedy: “Hubert will team that (ginning for a Hollywood part) la not my purpose." DURAND, Mkb. — Engineer Harry Wix Jr., clapping down from the cab of one «f the na­ tion's last regularly scheduled •team locomoUvea, which chug­ ged into retirement Sunday: “I really thought of th a n as beautiful. Not monster*, beautiHOOLWOOD — British actress June Wilkinson, lamenting the theft of $4,too worth of furs from her apartment: "Today was my birthday, too. My Nth. Without furs, what'e a girl to wear?" ey. Xa shskea thauiandi af di of those who com* out la fuch numbers to see him—th e n were 3,000 or more at a special Sunday lea here In Milwaukee. Thanka In pert at leait to organIzatieo, there are erowd* whereever he goes. (J How much crowds mean la an ancient political puttie. The cyn­ ical faying—that waa before televliloai—la that they will come out to ice a dead whaia om a flat ear. They eame out la drovea to aee Wendell WlUkie who !o*t to IMS and again diaaitrouily la the Wiaconain primary la ISM, and they came out to aee Harry Truman in INI and Truman won. The element of curioalty la certainly important, j The religioua ltaua h at been In­ jected Into Ute current cam paignIn a singularly poisonous form. Vicloua aatl-Catholie pamphleta bordering on the obicene were mailed from the town of Hulehtotoo, Mian., to townipeoplo in feeeral Wifeoatln dlttricta. They were tent largely to Calholica and often to individuals in c a rt of the local chapter ef the Knights of Colum­ bus. i While they seem to have origins* ed with the lunatic fringe, the ef­ fect is naturally to create sym­ pathy for Kennedy on the score of the wickedness of tin t kind ef at­ tack. And this may well be true not only among Kennedy's fallow Catholics in Wisconsin but among others who have til along felt the injustice of discriminating against n candidate for the Presidency be­ cause of hit religion. Humphrey and his campaign managers, among whom a n prom­ inent Minnesota Catholics, indig­ nantly denounced the intrusion of Util vlcLoumeii at i time when sober Judgment on the relationship between church nnd etate ia impor­ tant. But whatever the damage K had already beep done. How- muchi tho Wisconsin primary means Is highly doubtful. But, depending on how tho votes fall, the candidates wM make to e moat of too rem its u they puah on for the prize of the nomination. K Hippiatsa Through Health • Nervous Breakdown Much Like Short In Telephone System ' (By DR. F. LEO KERWIN) The nervoua system la very much the u m e aa a telephone system. The central office le t h . brain, t h . nervu a n t h . w in a _ _ j h . l m , i i_ , t . wires, n n d each call in the body Is a telephone user. If all the w i r e s from the centre! office come out a t one point aa a "crossed wim" in a telephone system. i A person with such s condiX ! T it! highly nervous wreck with iyn ,ptorai aBd mauyt auch M tired feeling, sleep. lessneas, loss of appetite, highly irritable, fidgety, hal-j ludnations, digiaetiva dtaturbanoea, etc., and m ight final* Jerry Casta Himself HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Jerry Lewis, one ef Hollywood's top comedian*, will direct, produce and star to “ Tha . Bellboy" from a script ho wrote hlm irif to ISM. Ha will play moat ef the Marring part to pantomime, the flint to be done on location at tho Hotel Fentalnbleau In Miami. n i r j j - Ion. William X. Fienmlre (DWla.)—"M r. President, to Shake- T w o very practical advantages o f i960 Cadillac ownership ara minima) m aintenance costa tad exceptional resale worth. Both h aw bceai comdataous Cadillac virtues for fifty-eight yean, as revealed by the fact that almost half of ail tho ca n ever built by Write today, almply giving yeur MUM, nddreee aad year af birth. Mad to Old American Insurance On* asm Oak. DuL LAMB, tmaaa m n i i i i Cadillac arc operating today—aad thirty fhottaaad ef these h aw bean on the rood Car twenty yean or mart. This notable record a f reliability added la the rem arkable operating econ om y makea tho Cadillac foe 1»60 the wise* of motoring im w tm ao to YOUR LOCAL A U T B Q U M ED 'fjP HOLLER MOTOR SALES i I | j �1st Practice Set Monday Sanford'i little major league try «uta registered 147 new eager flayer*. Only 50 positions were open on the original sis .teams atartad by ^ i h e Recreation Department lait aeaion. To attempt to accommo­ date another 30 boy*, two more new team* have been formed makIns an eight team league for lPfiO. The team*, co*che* and location of fiiat team practice i* printed below. I Boy* listed should report at,the first practice, over 70 boy* are on a waiting Hit drairing to be placed on a team. Lark of /ittendance to practice »e**ion* will mean being dropped from a team *o other* may get a chance to • play. I Mon. March 28, 1960—Pago 3tjr fo v in q to n By JERRY COVINGTON Activity at the San Francisco tiianla farm center here in Sanford hit ita peak over the weekend an the temperaturen nonred in the 80'n and made the right at­ mosphere for the national pastime. The five beautiful diamonds on Mellonville Ave. were covered with young hopefuls as they went through their paeon to prepare for the coming seasonMost of the eight teams who are trnining here this season engaged in regular games playing among each other. Tocoma, the Giant’s lop farm team, has been rolling right along with its spring exhibition schedule and there are several players who have been looking sharp. George Prescott, who has been the star for several years in the top minor leagues continues to hit with plenty of ability and the Giants could find room for him in their lineup before too long. It has been a mystery to me why he has never gotten a full test with the parent club before because he has hit over .800 in every season with the trlpIe-A flub, l-ast year at Phoenix he ended the season with a .306 average and he belted 21 homeruns. Patilnrli ^rralft Covers Sports game will be April 19 against the Leesburg Orioles. Rusincss Manager Pete Schnal hashis season ticket drive underway now and everyone is urged to participate and help support minor league bascbnll here. • • • The Seminoles play the second game of the new season here tomorrow night against Evans of Orlando. Game time is set at 7:30 and will be played in the sta­ dium. In the Seminoles opener last Tues­ day night they were defeated by Colonial of Orlando by a score of 7-2. Everyone is urged to come out and support these youngsters ns they make their bid for a victory over Evans. By the way, the weatherman hns promised thnt tomorrow night will be a little warmer than last Tuesday night when the fans were all huddled under blankets. CHASE — Manager* E v a n * Mr Coy, Dick Frank, Bay Diamond, 4:30 Tuesday, Philip Elmore, Steve Gordie, Jimmy Aeder, Mark Ramey, Clarence Schaffer, Danny• • * Horn, Steve Higgins, David Wil. Righthander Joe Roniknwsk! was sent Hamion, Kit Jarrell, Joe Mark­ from the Senators camp In Orlando to Ferham, Jay McCracken, Chuck Scntt, Dennis Whitmire, Teddy Hay­ nandina Bench where he will finish his ward, Clifton Brown. apring training before reporting to Wil­ NAVY — Manager J. W. Kuyson. N\ C. Joe. who was the Greyhounds kendali, Pinerreit School, Monday pitching ace last season, wits brought 4:30, Terry Echo)*, Steve Sprindown for h look with the big club but gue. Dirk Watera, David Jarrell, the brass decided that he needed more Lerny Knnpper, James Dodson, experience before he was ready for the Lamar Osford, Billy Grarey, Cri* * • • big time. He will be in the class-B Carolina Akeis, Bob Kuykendall, Bill Eckren, Hubert Holstein, Mark Caola, League this season. In n little more than three weeks the Fred Ganas, Tim Benson. Jake Jacobs, who also played with the Sanford Greyhounds nre scheduled to arPEnFECTION DAIRIES—ManGreyhounds last season, is still with the rive in town to prepare for the opening of f i x e r Francftro Tirado Jr., Seminparent club but it is expected that he will w ole High diamond, Tueiday. Bobby the Florida State League season that gets he sent to Charleston, an AAA team, so Stewart, Kenny Bishop, Mike Mor­ underwnv April 18. The Grevhounds. who that he enn play every day and gain a gan, Richard Simas, Tom Caudle, are working with Kansas City this sea­ little more experience. Bohby Corhln, Robert Robinson. son, open on the road and the first home Gerald Crane, Roger Boston, Mason Wharton, Larry Moore. Erick Velez, Ira Abramson, Bill RECORD MAKER - - - - - By Alan Mavtr Bryant, Steve Barria. STANDARD OIL — Manager Elmer Roerner, Bay Ave. field. 4 p. m. Monday, Steve Rariowman, 0 Ernie Raumeister, Glenn Roerner, Danny Bostwich, William Crapp*, Billy Higginbotham, Ronnie HlnThe Sanford Seminole track ■on, Earl Holmes, Paul Rumbley, team completely dominated the rw Pete Rumbley, Don Robinson, ahow Friday when they roiled pail allLarry Smith, Donald Sum] vail, DrLand. 1MII. 7/Mt Henry Wilkin, Jimmy Williams. M/oY The Seminoles placed Brat in FOODMART — Manager* Larry SCOPiP every rvent and aeverel new rec­ Pivec, Dick Richard*, Little Major League diamond, Ft. Mellon Park, ord* were aet. fie u x m Tuesday 4 p. m. John West, Ron Bobby Barbour wai high point plat Allen, Billy Halhack, Doug Wall. ; MAP A man for the day ai he picked up • Ray Pivec, Paul Pivec, Dave Richp eco ttp tin t place in three eventa giving ■rd*, Lloyd W'all, Dave Lanier, 0/ him a total of IS point*. Ha won Ricky Walstrom, Ken Hopkins, K A )W the high hurdle*, the low hurdle*, Dave Depalma, John Ward, Rleky Galls way, Dan Ntrkola*. g f T a tf end the broid jump. In the high ms FIRST FEDERAL — Manager hurdle* event he ihatiered hi* own veA»* Sonny Rahnn, Pinecreat School, school record when he finlihed in UP/CS Monday, 4:2(1 p, m. Steve Balfnt, IT.I. Hi* old mark wai 1T.Z. In the Tom Bryan, Jack Beckwith, Byron low hurdle* he finlihed in 12.4 and Belcher, Ronald Dudley, Wayne in the broad jump he soared II feel ■a Forguion, Gary Harris, Rick Hayseirn and a quarter inrhei. /,V MS ward, Andy Lyon*. Chuck Plgoti, e /a s r Junior Mike Roberta established • C. J. Mettler, Mark Raborn, Jim ­ a new school record in the high tapuy my Bobbin*, Mickey McClanahan. <WP Jump event when he soared over lfika Yentach. the pole five feet, tlx inches. The COM. FLORIDA STATE BANK — PSTITIOP old record was held by Charles Plnecre*t School, Tuesday 4:30 /Af 19*4 Oravrtz at five fart, five inche*. MAUX/Ct p. m. David Tally, Peter Barlow, Oraveu placed second In the event TH* fi/CH ABP, Mike McGuire, Ronnie Sjoblom, poorer Friday. arrw r Charles Gracey, Don Ethel, Frank scopgp Big Charlrs Fox continues to M O N T X fA L CAHAptgHS, Amity, Bob Riiner. Bill Leighty, 12 GOALS, throw the shot put and the discui WMO'LL S B T A PCCOPP John Bogg*. Mike Colley, Charles A PCco * p with crest ability and he has now A p y 7rptg mb s c o p e s Lewis, Mike Maple*, Richard CariAT STILL placed first In these two events in ■* GOAL AT TP* STAYLCX son. Richard Morri*. , _ . STAMPS, every meet, lie threw the shot 41 c jp Moctrgy fZAA?prs # YOWELLS — Manager Rher 7NOUOM Tlgp . feet, l l 't mchr* and the discus 117 Poly a o rta aY. wood Barbour, Ft. Mellon Park \If A H f# lB lfW 1 fret, one half inches. field, Monday 4:30 p. m. Bernie Barbour, Randy Dean, Paul Haston. Tommy Ley, Al Boniface, New Champion Eddie Dieaibrod, Dale Uiggin*, DORTMUND. Germany (UPD Wade Hancock, Greg Ganas, Daryl Dick Richardton of Britain won M cUin, Bruce McKibbin, Mack The Seminole High School golf both af Sanford, took medalist the European heavyweight' cham­ Harrell, Robert Shows, Billy Horn, pionship with a lltn round knock­ leant continued on lla merry way honora with a 71. and Jerry Ownby, out of Germany's Hans Kslbfell Saturday wilh ■ double victory a* they potted their fifth and aiith •S eta Record wlna of tho h u m DETROIT (UP1) — Tha DeSanford topped Edguwaler TH trait Tigers **t ■ club mord fn to 4V% and knocked-off Evaaa, MM whan they hit a tout of 1M ia-o. home runs. Bobby Gleason and Rickie Roth. • Seminoles Take Dual Track Meet Porsche Takes Cards M ay Have That 1-2 Punch Now Sports Car Honors In Sebring Race SEBR1NG. Fla. <U!M)-Oltvier Gendrbirn, the Brussels business­ man who drove a Porsche to its first victory In the 12-hot.r Sebring sports r s r endurance race Satur­ day, said today he will return to his old job behind the wheel ot a Ferrari. Gendebien and Hans Hermann of Stuttgart, Germany, outlasted the favoied Maserati* and Fer­ rari! in the car-killing 12-hour race to give Porsche eight point* to­ ward the world's sports car cham­ pionship. They averaged 84.927 miles per hour. Other Poriche* finished sreond and ninth and privately-entered Ferraria took every olhrr piece in the lop 10. Not ■ one of the favor­ ed Maserati* finished the race. For Gendebien, 38. It pas the second straight victory here. Last year hr and Phil Hill of California won in a factory-entered Ferrari. This yrar, neither the Porsche nor Ferrari factory team* enierrd because of conflicting motor fuel committments. Rut the privatelyentered cart scored points for both factorial Just the same. Ferrari’s third place finish, by Jack Nclherrutt and Pete 1-ovely of Los Angeles, gave the Italian factory fuur point* amt a total of 13 points for 1980 in Hie rar cham­ pionship standing. Ferrari had scored eight points In Argentina. The second-place Porsche was entered and driven by Americans, Bob Holben, Warrington, Pa.; Hoy Schecter and Howard Fowler of Miami. Tragedy marred the tilth annual running of the race when a Lotus car ran wild at a hair-pin turn and struck down a newspaper photog­ rapher. Both the photographer, George Thompson at the Tampa Tribune, end the driver, Jim Hughes of Napa, Calif., were kill­ ed. Ring Results galurday HAVANA (UPII - Paul Dias, IMP*, Havana, outpointed Manuel Z unnibar, I38'» Cuba ()Z), (taaday MARSEILLES, Fra nre (UPD— Gracleux Lampertl, lit. France, outpointed Manolo Garris, 124, retained European featherweight till*. United Pre»* International Vinegar Bend Mliell and Larry Jackson may al last give the St. Ixiula Cardinals the sturdy 1-2 pitching punch they need. The Cardinals* 4.34 staff earned run average was the poorest in the National League Iasi season hut Manager Solly Hetnus al­ ready has had two nine-inning pitching performances this spring —a statement no other big league manager can make. Jackson turned m a complete game Saturday and then Mliell followed Sunday with a five-hit, 3-1 victory over the Detroit Ti­ ger*. Al isell long hindered by wildness, walked only one man and permitted only one base-run­ ner to advance past second. The victory was the eighth in nine games and the ninth in 13 for the Cardinals who finished seventh last season. Stan Musial contributed a double and a single to Sunday's eight-hit attack. Jim Brosnan of the Cincinnati Reds also pitched a complete game and the Pittsburgh Pirates stretched their winning streak to 11 game* In other key develop­ ments Sunday. Bruinan yielded six hits, includ­ ing a homer by Joe Adcock, In giving the Beds a 4 3 win over the Milwaukee Braves and be­ come the first Cincinnati pitcher to gu the distance. Lee Walla clouted a homer off rookie Don Nollrhart with (wo out In the ninth for the Reds’ margin of vic­ tory. Oklahoma Cops Wrestling Crown WASHINGTON (UPD — The NCAA wrestling title was Okla­ homa property today for the 2Ath time In the 30 year* of the cham­ pionships but the trophy had a new landlord. The University of Oklahoma Sooner* won (he title away from 1938 and 1939 champion Oklaho­ ma Slate Saturday on the strength of three Individual win­ ner* and a strong supporting cast. The Sooner! took their fifth championship before a crowd of 6,900 In the University of Mary­ land fieldhouse, believed to tie the largeit number ever to view • •ingle NCAA wrestling perform­ ance. A record total of 22,900 aaw the three day championship Harvey lladdix, 40-year-old rookie Diomede* Olivo and Roy Fare pitched five-hit ball at the Pirate* blanked the Washington Senators, 4-0. Gene Baker, mak­ ing a strong hid for a comeback after being sidelined since July, 1931 with a knee injury, drove in Iwo run* with a homer and a dou­ ble. The Kama a City AUileliea beak the La* Angeles Dodgers, »■!, the Baltimore OrioVei defeated lM New York Yankees, 3-1, the Chi­ cago White Sox downed the Phila­ delphia Phillies, M , the Sea Francisco Giant* topped the Roeton Red Sox, (-3, and the Chicago Cub* nipped the Cleveland Indi­ ans. 3 2. Benefit Tilt Two SHn Francisco Gianta farm team* win plajr • benefit game -for tho Porter Lansing fund Saturday night. The Tacoma Triple' A team will play the Harlingen. Texan, Double A nine nt 8:30 p. m. The City of Sanford in donating u*e of the Memorial Stadium for tha baaabaM content. Ticketa nre 8R cenla for children and TR eenta for adulta. Lanning waa injured in an auto accident Fab. 2. Kennel Club Racing Classic Coming Talk about the Mg rare Is keep­ ing Seminole County racing fan* busy these days. The big race la SanfordOrlando Kennel Club'i 23th annual Central Florida Derby In which eight dis­ tance start will compete for the coveted trophy and cash prile. Sixteen hopefuls will compete for derby spot* in two long event* to­ night al tha local club, p an of a to event schedule starting at 1:10. The eliminations will b# the ninth and tenth contests. The first four flnlshera in each contest will have bertha in the race of the year which will be Friday. The other eight will march in the feature of the track'a last Ladies Night program Thursday. Rocky MacDuff (a favored to win the first of the two elimination events tonight. The Arthur Bowser greyhound Is a S-to-l choice from Ihe three-box. Rocky ha* found a smooth path to victory seven times this season. Other stare in the ninth are Dorlene, O. B.'s Melon, Artistry. Turnaround, Andalr, Ed's Rawhide and Limber Timber. In tha tenth affair, Fish Rock la assigned top early odd* of 3-te-l, from the seventh post position. Rounding out Ihe strong lineup a re O. B.'s Medium, Plowisro Ufc Foait, Rocky MecGinty, A. X. Eu­ bank*, Ed's Blaek Smoko nod Rocket Dream. Midwest Keglers Pace A BC Play TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) — V * west bowlers walked off with most o f tha honora Sunday » i0 d In Iha second annual InterooHegiata bowling championship* held here in conjunction with the ABC tournament. Jerry Constantino of Bradley University wai a double winner* sharing Ihe Iwo-man crown with Eugene Wodka of Ike University of Illinois, and taking the allevents championship with on I tN Jim Nixon of the University of total. T he. era gits (Me wee w m I p Minneeote with a 404. Sanford Golfers Score Double Win SA VE MOWIY EARNS Nightly 3 (C u iy t MATIN 8:10 P.M . WEEKLY Yollow Tina Douglas Fir Waatorn Rad Walaor'Ucka Wednesday, Friday 4 Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY • C liiM • V a le t P a r k i i f Gllddon BIN Roofiaf MouMian Jtrrj- Plywood Wall board 17-94 GATOR LUMBER COMPANY �. My JEANNE WARNS! Breaking in a' young horse ta considered a man-sire job, but to 17-year-old Sandra McKinney It'a part of any ordinary day. Sandra, S foot, 3, with red hair and blue eyei. makea a pretty picture, too, astride a boric. For apodal occasions aba mounts her registered palomino tuition, Gold Fellow, wearing a black cm* broidared western outfit trimmed with white fringe and complete with while h it, bools and gloves. And Gold Fellow Is In hie fancy regalia of saddle, martingale and bridle, all in shining silver. A senior at Seminole High School Sandra became a lover of horses when she was vacationing In Colorado at the age of three. But it wasn't until her alatli birthday that she received her first pony, Belle Of The Ball Was Bonnie Staffer, Center a abetland named Popper, that la still among to horses at the Ride* Marilyn McDaniel, Left, Sandra Kader Court Members A-Whtle stables operated by San* dra and her mother. She said Pepper now, however, la just content to scoop up plenty of lee-cream and cake as he en­ tertains at birthday partial around town. It la Gold Fellow which Is In the limellgBt and carried Saa* dra ta the championship In the trade class In tba Gainesville 'one Show. At the same show, sho also won the blue ribbon la the Barrel Racing event. When Sandra got tbs golden horse with flaxen tall and mane, around four yeara ago; she waa warned that bo was mean. But aba said, "I never laid a stick to him. Kindnesa has made him gentle." Since she usually partlcipaus In the Sunshine Clrcut, a series w a g a s w # ! of horse shows throughout the VM iLi'i ?«' * T - * 1 atate, she aUys a very busy Uenager. Two weeks ago'she rode la a 100-mlle endurance contest through the Ocala National For* eat • • and this week at Southern Pines, N. C., she rode a thorough­ bred In the Stonybroek Hunter trials where horses all over the Decorations Interest This Foursome country compete la fox-hunt jumps. Jumpers appeal to Sandra Busy Stubbing!, Jackie Weible, Brenda Aucoin, and on her next free weekend she will go to Tampa in seareh of a Richard Scott Select Souvenirs good one to add to her string of horses. Ocala In Umatilla, aha hops* to When not in shows, Sandra sad­ •ntar college. dle-trains and cares for horses Her ability extends into tho at her etable west of Sanford. She business field, too. Last fall whila also baa made "high school” her mother was la tho hospital, horses out of many of them which Sandra conceived tha Idea of a western shop. So, "an her owa,” she had tha food room converted • Dinner Rings i O Birthstone i Rings M 0 Diamonds • Watches • ‘Wedding Ring Seta Electric • Razors f • B. David Pins - Necklace • Earring Sets 5 / • Pearls • C u ff Link - Tie Bars • Expert Watch • Religious Jewelry A Repairs Jewelry Store L lo t FA S-Sllt Former Residents Announce Birth An announeoment of Interest has been received, from tho Rev. and Mrs. Donald J. Walling of tho birth of n daughter, Violet Elena, born March I. Rev. Walling was pastor for three yeara at the Barnett Memor­ ial Methodist Church in Enter­ prise and Is now pastor of Trinity Methodist church in Sarasota. Rev. and Mrs. Wtlling have two boys, Carl David and Gerald Lae. Mrs. Walling writes that ill ora well and happy and sends their best regards to their many friends In this aecUon. Listening To Pete Bukur’s Music Jimmy Smith, Evie Dorsey, Sandra McKnight, Ray Johnson, Who Formed Sociable Group £ n £ a il r' High School students crowded Pat Harrington Bullar, a Seminole High School graduate. The Mayfair ballroom was de­ corated by Ronnie Staffer, Francoo Stricklsnd, Cindy May, Linda Humphrey, Winston Plercy, Don MoOay, Burke Winn, Arthur Do* Youag, George Cameron and Tom* MaCUIa. Flower* ware by Sanford Flower Shop and Miss Olllo Baesa Whittle, glee club fM Mayfair fan ballroom Satur­ day night for tha 14th annual CMe Dub ball . . this year call, ad Um Shangri-La Ball. SEE OUR CO LO RFU L FASH IONS STYLED FOR YOU Whether you prefer amartly slim, romantically or the new eaay.weariny full skirts, you’ll find your favorite In our wonderful selection of n ow .fow p rin f Tw o Birthdays The Edwin Brar'-'ock family celebrated two blrthc • a last waek, Wednesday, Jimmy eelebratad his 11th birthday with a dinner party givtn by his matbar entertaining tho Don Stowell family. Saturday M n. Edwin (Marian) celebrated hera with a aurprlst diaaer given at tha home of her mother-la-Uw, Mr. and Mra. H. E. Braddock In DeLaad. tmm• hats Mr. Mort HOWARD HODGE MADCAP Alix of Miami Nantuckot Glon of Michigan Maiticini of Calif. Hottio Cornogio To give lolled plaster-of-parls statuettes or lamps a clean, new look, dip tbem In a solution o( starch aad water. When dry, buff with a soft brush. Rogar Von N an Collins of Texas Seton Oeasposyb bridge , evnr tha St, Johaa River (Lake Monroe) near Sanford, Florida, will require tha aJaamo Of Iho aantfcariy choanal through tho draw* apaa la RavifatiaR at TjSOA. M. April *• 1M0‘ Nav* (gotten should use tho north channel through tha Sportswear rpllfpnd had highway bridge* during tho construe* / dresses. Family Celebrates K R to m ts isH m «! tha Atlantic Cosat U m Railroad bouffnW t �Moll. March 28,1960—P a n 7 Bobby Celebrates Males T o Join Eighth Birthday Women Models At Lake Mary Home A t Fashion Show Bobby Jardlnc celebrated hU eighth birthday last week with a birthday party for hit friend* at ihe home of hit parent!, Mr. and Mri. Calvin Jardine, la Lake Mary.The children had the first Eaitar egg bunt of the year during the afternoon and played game*. They received balloom and horn* for favor*. Moving picture* were taken of them a* they pleyed. Prliea were won by Patay Sehwalckert and Bill Schmidt. Thar were aerved a birthday eaka with candle*, punch, and candy for refreahment*. Those attending ware Bill and Mike Schmidt, Cathy Daugbtary, Phylla Mitchell, David Schweickert, Rodney Goble, Brian. Lae. Mika Krueger, Terry and Buddy Harris, Debra Lynn Brown, and Tatay, Nancy, Eddie, lg |le, and Walter Schweickert. Mrs. Carl Bchilke, cbalrmaa t f the "Dinner-Fashion Show," spon­ sored by tha Sanford Woman’s Club, reports that float meats for tho event hxva completed. It will bo bold Thursday a t the Civic Cooler. Dinner will he aery* ed at 7 p. m ., followed by the fash­ ion show sod program. S t t s w ll bo presented by Mrs. G ird* Sweeney and Rolph A. Smith and vocal selsctlons by Mrs, P b u Harrison. Background music win be presented by H o ftr Harris at the piano. Fashion* for tbo family will he shown from Yowolls,. Ro-Jsys, Mary Esthers, Cowans, Hollywood Shop, Purcells, Perkins and Rob­ sons Mena wear. The models’ hair will bo stylod by Lei lani House of Boautr, Eva Bess, Nell's Mary Brown and Eve* lyn's. Make up will be by Mis, Bernard Harkey, reproatntiag Beauty Counselor. In addition te tha nine woman models, three mala models win show fashions from tbo man's shops. They are David Qatebol. Marvin Rohlfs and Judge Ambrose oimr. Several door prises will bo awarded. Deadline for purchasing tickets la Tuesday, noon. They are available at alt the local a to m , showing fashions, or by caHiag Mrs. John Whlto a t FA 1 4 M , M n. Paul Colman a t FA 2-3MB o r M n . Clyde Ramsay at FA 2-07*0. P ro­ ceeds will be used for severs! aivia projects conducted by the Woman's Club. Chuluota Personals MISS BARBARA ANNE GRIFFIS 'Griffis, Vincent Engagement Revealed Mr. and Mrs. Jam as L. Grlffii, Sanford, tnnounco the engagement nag Approaching marriage of their d a u g h te r . Barbara Anne, to Wil­ liam Randolph Vincent Jr., eon of Mr. and Mrs. William Randolph yJaeeat Sr., also of Sanford. Miss Griffin waa bora la Bradt o d County, Florida, attended aehooli la Lawtey and Seminole G o u ty , She la a member of the aaalor clavs a t Semlnolo High Softool and tho D. C. T. Club. When net la school she worki at Jacob­ s o n 's Departmct Store. ^ The groom-elect wai born In Sanford, attended Seminole Coflnty aehooli and la ■ graduate of Semlnolo High School. He waa a member of ihe Glee Club and letterman'a Club and it presently employed by the Sanford Herald. Final wedding plane will be an­ nounced a t a later date. C PO Club Plans Spring Dance By BETE GOLDMAN Jennie Iloatetltr entertained friend* Thuraday after achool to celebrate her eighth birthday. The young folk* enjoyed game* out* door* and ice cream and cake dec­ orated with E aitar egg* w art lerved after more game* In the Koitetler'a lovely home on Viral Street. The young ladle* preaent wore Jennie'* aider Julie, Gall Bratton, Mary and Martha Courier, Patricia Bemey, Pat and Brenda Greauvu, Debra Merrill, Kathy McCall and Paula Miller. L ad Saturday night (our couple* gathered in honor of tho aeventeenth birthday of Danuta lloraki, at the Moraki'a home off the Lake Mill Road. Mika Kennedy, Darlene Rhinehart, Lodomil Monk!, Sharon Howell, Roger Norton, Nancy Nor­ man and Harry Gore war* there to onjoy the daiightfu! buffet, record*, and dancing. A high point of the party waa aome Icaaon* for the taenagera la the tango, two-alep and pdtk'a by the parent* of the guaat of honor. The Retired Couplea Club had M in altendanee at their regular monthly cevcrad diah dinner Utia week. After a fine meal and brief budneia meeting, the public waa wel­ comed to enjoy with the Club mem­ ber* aome Intending and beauti­ ful glide* of tho Woodlawn Memo­ rial Park. Don't forgat the regular Monday night Choral Group meeting at the Community Club House at T:M. Men and woman of the area who enjoy ilnglng are Invited to attend. The Chief Pclly Officers Club will sponsor a “ Spring Dance" at the N. A, S. ballroom April 1. An Informal social hour will precede the bullet dinner, which will be served at S p. m. Dinner will con■1st of tuna fish salad, ham, turkey and all the trimmings. Dress will be scmi-formal and Lou Fields and Ills orchestra from Orlando, will furnish music for dancing during the entire evening. CPO members and their guests are requested to get their tickets, MONDAY at f t per person, by noon Thurs­ day. For further Information call TUESDAY ® F irst Baptist Sunbeams and Mrs. Adeline Kama at FA 2-7BI2 Lake Mary Homo DemoostrsG, A.'a will meet at tho church or contact Chief Parrish, at the lion Club meets at 10:30 a. m. aflsr school. • at tbo firehouse foi a program Presbyterian Circle No. 3 will bate. on “care of Boors." The Oviedo ■tot to roll bandages a t 2:30 p. m. To prevent evaporation, add Club will preaent the program. TUESDAY flavoring to balled- custards, All lotereatod persona invited to frosting and candy when they are attend. Bring i covered dish for P i n t Presbyterian Church Brown­ cooked. a luncheon served at noon. lee Bible Clavs Supper-Party, 7 p. at. F irst Baptist Church Bible Sur­ e t y d aises, 9:30 a. m. and 7:10 m. THE MUSICAL AIKENS — Mr. and Mra. Dick Aiken and thalr eight children ara shown ns they nppenrctl on tha stags at tho Sanford Woman's Club Inst week. The entire family, with tha exception of Mrs. Aiken and the baby, took part In the musical ’program. Mr. Aiken is director of the Bahia Temple Chanters in Orlando, is a former winner of the A rthur Godfrey Talent Scouts and has appeared on radio and TV programs throughout central Florida. The entire family is active in church and civic activities, especially the musical ones, Front row, from left, are Dickie and Margaret Avn, second row, David and John Charles and back row, Anne, DIan, Mrs. Aiken, Dick, holding bAby, Michael and Bedford. (Herald Thoto) Mrs. Snyder Named Circle President Mcmbera of the Anna MUlar Circle elaeted officer* for the coming year at the monthly bullaaaa meeting. Mr*. Wade Snyder wag e lid e d prcaident. Othar of­ ficers are Mr*. John Cameron, first vice president, Mrs. Robert Tomlinson, second vice president, Mr*. J . R. Hoolehan Jr., recording secretary, Mr*. E. J . Moughton J r., corresponding secretary, Mr*. Buford Brown, treasurer and Mrs. M m Kent, chaplain. Mr*. Harry Adair, president, appointed Mrs. Ed Cox to initall tbo new officers at the neat meet­ ing, April 12 at tho Elks Club. The circle was represented at tbo American Cancer Society din­ ner, at the San Juan Hotel In Orlando, by Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Tomlinson and Mrs. Martin Dyer. Mrs. Snyder gave a report of the moating, including aome Interesting atatiitics concern­ baa been atked to be in charge Cameron, Mrs. Hoolehan, Mrs. ing the progrcti in Ihe light of the concession stsnd at the ball Smith, Mrs. Hoolehan, Mrs. Brown, park, during the benefit game, Mri. Morrle Moses, Mrs. Ray agaimt cancer. Mrs. Clayton Smith told the members about the day spent at the Harry Anna Crippled Children's Home March 19. Mrs. Smith is in charge of making gilts to the homo a t Easter. It waa reported that tha circle Personals Mr. and M n. F. E. Donaldson of Lake Mary had their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle L qiler, from Klailmmee, as guests over the weekend. Church April 2. Mrs. John Cameron Is in charge of arrangements. Hostesses Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Wil­ liam Klinefelter and Mrs. Russell Spencer served refreshments to Mrs. Snyder, M n. Cox, Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Tomlinson, Mrs. Adair, Mri. (p > \ J Osier, Mrs. Madeleine Faille, Mrs. Gene Walter, Mr*. K ite Blank, Mrs. Jean Kay, Mri. Jam as Via, Mrs. Hoy Uhorpenlng, Mr*. Ralph Wight II, M n. Fred Itocttger, Mrs. Wesley Barber and M n. Lynn Lyon. To extract onion Juice, peal an onion and cut off one aliea, Praaa tho raw aurfaco a p in a t a flan grater and move the onion.back and forth. The Juice will run a 8 and can bo caught la a apnea. : When proailng t him llae, place a place of baavy wrapping paper between the hem «nd Gw gar* ment to avoid rldgea on Urn got* aide. tfie (B tZ tfe v u In less than one iPT hour your suit will be cleaned, pressed, ready to wear (HBj Tm I n a n 4>Lnm Calendar for That lowly Look At The Beach . . . fis M o n a h lira . Bob Landreth and children, Liada and Hobby, of St. Augustine, have been visiting with her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Maion Wil­ liam s, a t their home on Lake Ashwhile Mr. Landreth has been attending e Sberwtn Williams man­ ager's meeting ia Cleveland, Ohio, lap the past two weeks, A. K. Roaaetter, baa returned fram a visit with bla wife, who la la ■ hospital in Baltimore, Md., re­ cuperating from eye surgery. Her friends will bo glad to know that aha la progressing well and expccls te return borne ia a few weeks. Andy and CUff Wash...in your washer KEEP TRIM WITH ■iwwrwnBgtywir suit O to W il i ilidf t nfla— lai 'j OUR GUARANTEE KKDUCE* I laches Proas Waist, Ripe and Abdessee IS P e e s * • 3 1 " to *3 9 ” Figaro. Add Up To 1* COMPLETE* ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT Now Get Our “Back-In-The-Swim” S P E C I A L FOR M ONLY W PEEK Ita V, P erk A ft. CT ■ PA *41*1 m-rid the b rfllie n tm m y of • t h a t will lamp y o u i etfam ia a t ita peak am DAYS STEAM BATH CARRAWAY fr McKIBBIN wu r -ml o f tlm upkeep coats you don’t w ent. Y our Northoool m dt eevee you tim e and cleaning bills; keep# you lo o tin g /ffM d « ie U tim es. O f ooucee, yea oao drip- The Real McCoys By hw m i F A lr f a x A | F IG U R E | | rSR W SSK ( I to « V is its ) C O N S U L T A T IO N F IG U B B S A L O N 2-70*0 B IB B It* Commercial S t , Sanford, Fie. PLAZA BLEATED little veeierireea to slaty eeft rays* aUtfto print ever rays* taffeta-erysUl ■total far altofcr flair, treated to Scaped MSB SBddlaflead Uttle eip stem* Stated ttejfcoiafyfiatheTTflSBl tM atlM W M d S itM M v a# far aa O* * • <m se t Stes IfH te S4H. 12" tytigil('UteaA. y.*\ �i Two Sanford Marines took part in a huge amphibious landing txsreis* off Formosa's southern coast last Tuesday. 8. Sgt, Harold D. Hendley and Cpl, George W. Fawley Joined mors than 18,000 other Marines in "Operation Blud Star," which was aimed a t promoting closer working relatione between United States and Republic of China forces in amphibious landings, Hendley Is the son of Mrs, Marie L. Hendley of Sanford, and Fawley la the aon of Mr. and Mri. W. O. Chesser of 1021 W. Third St. Airman apprentiea Raymond M, Whit# of Sanford graduated from Aviation Familiarisation School a t the Naval Air Technical Train­ ing Center In Memphis, Tenn., re­ cently. White is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett M. White of 2680 Palmet- BOMBARDIER-NAVIGATOR Ralph Fee back, right, get* a few pointer* from Dick Alrhart during a eurvlval training acanion on the Carrier F. D. Rooeavelt Both men are attached to Heavy Attack Squadron 11 serving with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. T ta 4-H Boys Club of Laka ■ n a i a n l tha showing of a film at tha Laka Mary Elementary atto d l auditorium last week on Wild Life in honor of National Wild Ufa Weak, which waa prond gam* commission officer from Ocala, and Bob Johnson, lo-. cal wild IU* representative front ta M wore present to talk on 4M subject and held n question M d answer discussion with Um school boys and girls after they saw A* (Um. They warned tha children not to catch wild anlmali for petf. This special film in natural color showed the different migra­ tory birds and their habits, and gave instructions on how to pro­ tect them. This film on the water fowl estate was secured from the Minnesota Museum of Natural Wild Life, as that stale homes the birds that migrate to the stale ol Florida. Floyd Richards, principal of the Lake Mary School, permIUed the entire school to attend the pro­ gram, - which will probably be demonstrators shouting deflnaee of Frondisi and hailing returns that gave opposition parties more than half of the 102 seats con­ tested In the 117-member Cham­ ber of Deputies. Frondlil retained control of N I m used war gas against Parliament, but at reduced strength. B sU SN O fi AIRES (UPI) - Colcbration t t a heavy protest vote ajalaet Argentine President ArH i t Froodlti in congressional illltln a i erupted Jato violence In downtown Buenos Aires today. rterm ova *.««■ About 730 English craftsmen rntm C B I* IIBRKBV fllV X * still ar* practicing tha ancient M a t tba undersigned desirin g to Old World art of thatching roofs. • g g u g * I* bualnta* uoriar Ihe fic­ Most commonly used material is titio u s n a m e of J i m 's d r a k e Kerrlee a t l l h a i r t s l s a d Rnnfmd A n ­ rye straw. A combed rye or n a s , In t b s City of Hanford. Klor- wheat straw- r o o f may laat aa Inland* lo r s e t s t a r th* sold long aa 60 years. l* with lha C lark of lha Circuit C e n ts nf g tm lnola County, Florida. HI*: Vlnranao J. M a r sa lis Mar eld 9. Johnson S Legal Notice Attorney at Law f . a Bos ii« ( s a f e r * . Florid* FvbH nb M ar. IS ft A ar. 4, 11. II. 1' x n n c B fo r Minn Th* Sanford lln u a ln * Authority Wilt receive seated hid*, until Slim o 'r lo tk p. o». April 4. IIS* nt Mielr offica, A dm lnle tratlo n Build- CHARL1R ML'HR A T, tag. Casll# B r o w s r Court, Hanford, Defandant lO T IC K T n a p p r a b Florida, for the f u rnlehtna of l i ­ b e r an4 m a te ria ls fo r roof r e ­ HTAT* OF FLORIDA TOl Charlie Murray pa ir* so foltowei W o rk noneleta of repelrltia Adilree* and Haeldear* p o r t b aide only of roof rut hull-l­ Unknown ing a o a ta tn ln * Apartm ent* *7. St. You a r e hereby n o itf ln l (hat a I* and 7» in Wltllaqi Clark Court t hilt of complain t for dlvurca has a n d r e p a l r l n r o»»t eld* only o( l>**n filed a a a ln a t you, and you roof on hu ltd la e c onta ining Apart- are required to se rve a rn p y of • t a e l s 4* a n d 41 In K dw ard I l l s - your a n sw e r or pleading to the • trie T erra re, T his w ork ehall hill of complaint <>n the P la in tif f # a ttorney, 1’aul (7, Perkins, 4)7 eonslst of th a foltow lust L Remove all aalatlnk t i l l West Kolilh Mirert, Orlando, F lo r ­ - roofing and s a lv a n ln g for ida, and Ilia the nrlnlnsl Auawer retie* w he re poeelhl*. or plradlnn In Ihr office of the 8. Split e s l i t l n g aub > roof Clerk of tha Clrrult Court n« nr w h e re buckled, f la tte n and hefurr Monday, April ; t , l«*n. If h a t mop Into place. you fall to do an Judgm ent by I. Over th* e n ti r e a r e a of **• default will tin iaken a a a ln a l yon , . taring roof a r e a eupidy a for th* relief demanded In ihe un ifo rm c oaling of Bleep aa- hill of rortiplaln*. IRISH AND 0 t i n KTl ED a t Han­ ford. Hemlnute I'nunly, Florida, f a s t e f roof aurfar*. fol­ this 311li day nf March, IIS*. lows* a t one* and while hot (MBA I.) w ith an* thtc knssa or i s DAVID M. ilATi'IIKL pound m lna ral surfaced Clark of (he Ctruult Court ranting. Lap cap eherle I It) M a nila T. VlhUn, DC H i Inches on horlsunlnl Joint* I'aul C. I’erkln* a n d aa* Joints. Nall uppar A ttorney for 1’lalnttff ■ d ata of cap sliest* w ith m •ST W es t South Htreet Inch barbed nail* a n d tin Orlando, Florida discs i paced not over a Publlah Mar. I I ft Apr. I, It, II. Inches a. c. a n d no lee* t h a n 4 Inch** from upper l » T UB CIMUI.IT COI'BT ftF T U B adg* a t eheeL C oal a n d com ­ NINTH J t l l l C I A I . t 'lB L T I T ISf pletely anver unsealed edge* AM I PUR HBHIXUI.K t t i u m , af c ap sh e e t With h a t ste ep FLORIDA, PNAWCMRY WO. ISAM i f ; u p h i l l sealing a lt edgee. F lttd T FriDKIIAI. HAVIMitt AND Cap attests ehall ha laid In LOAN AHKOCIATION OP OBlenariia not e xcerdlng IS t-ANDO, a corporation, (set, r u tariff 4- Repla ce roof tile u i l n g new III* w h e re necessary, t i l * I'AUL K. PALM KFl and ItUBT ehall be laid In the fa llow ­ PALM KB, hie wtfa, PIBHT NA­ ing m anner. W e t each field TIONAL HANK AT WIKTKII til* and s t a r t e r a n d se t In PAItK, a r u rp n ra tln n ; M J. HI2Al w # ' full pads of cem ent •O U T and MRLLIB CABTNII. m o r t a r rampnaed nf on* Defandantn p a r t pe r I land cem ent ta n.K B k 's MvrttB o r a alb t h r e e p a n s clean, washed, Notice 1* h ereby a lve n t h a t u n ­ w a it-g ra d ed building send. de r ■ Derre*. of ferei'loaur* and .' T h e tw o reutenl pads for sale e ntered by the Ju d g e uf the s t a r t e r s shall he spaced In c ir c u it Court ef the Ninth J u d i ­ p e rm it eub-ruuf drain age. cial c l r r u l t In and for Hemlnnl* On* pad of m o r ta r for field County, Florida, on th* Zllh d i p III* shsll he placed a t pnlnl of March. ISIS, In a c ertain rauee ef conta ct betw een lower betw een F i r s t Fe de ral Having* a nd course ef file end Ilia to Loan A-anrlatlnn nf Orlando, a ha laid a nd a t the canter corporation, plaintiff, and Paul a f th* heed of tile, Th* K. P a lm ri and lluh) Palmer, ht* m o r t a r pads shall he full wife, F i r s t National Bank a t W in ­ ■nd nf sufficient alt* to ter Park, a corporatio n, n. F. p e r m it a d eq u a te bonding B sahout and Neill* C a rte r, d efend­ surfa ce s, so t h a t all rile will ants, being Chancery Case No. wilt be bended t o g e th e r and 1*111, t will sell a t public a u c ­ ta tba nap sheet, which Is tion In th* M a h r sl bidder Tor required. ceeh, a t lha fro n t donr of th* 6. Nall th* s t a r t e r e n d first Court l lu u i a In th e City nf Hanm u r e * of tile, every fifth furd, Seminole i-uunty, Flnrida, c ourse up the roof and the at th* hour of Mice u'ulotk, on top m u t e r n e s t to rids* W r d n re d a r , the I I l k day nf April, with large f i s t • headed an). tie*, t h a t c e r ta in properly doId capper IM Inch r o u lle a scribed aa follows, to-w ll: - nail*. Th* nail* ehall b* I--*I I t . B lm k A. uf t.lltle driven threush a heavy tVeklM* Kalelee. Number d a u b e f plas tle m aatlu a sb e slo a-flb eird roofing l a ­ ment- applied on nub-roof. lag. F u r t h e r l a f a r m a llo n m a y be ehU l e a d by c e n i a c t tn g the JCaeru11*8 D ire cto r a t the Mata Offlc* eg lb* A u th o rity . ■ M tlorde n U Bradley, ■ ■- Kincallve D irector • ; I T i n MOUSINO AUTHORITY J O F T |I K r i T T o r IA N FORD. FLOKIDA F u b U t* M arch I I . u s e ■ 4 the last on* to he given in the old building. After the program, the members of tha 4-H Boys Club remained in the auditorium for their regular meeting, with Johnson and Tindal as special guests. The boys had their picture taken with the men, and participated in a question and answer period on the subject of lha day, "Wild Life Preserva­ tion." The meeting was opened with a devotional given by Donald Philips, president, followed by a prayer by Alan Boman. Man Gets Parole To Be With His Stricken Daughter RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) -F ro m her window-side bed where she had cried herself to sleep nightly, a leukemia-stricken girl called out: "Daddy, daddy . . , there comes diddyi" For Helen Dean Williams, a I year old blonde, It waa a happy reunion with her father, home from "school.", For Thalbcrt Williams It was a temporary parole from federal prison to b# with his daughter who is given only a few weeks to live. Under hi* srm as he walked up In tha modest home. Williams carried a doll and a pair of bed­ room slippera for the little girl who doesn't know be Is serving a four-year prison term for vio­ lating Ihe Mann Act. Legal Notice IX T U B c a l BT o r T U B COI \ T t ji non. ar.wixn.r. F L O H liM , IX PHUIIArK. t n r e t Balnt* nf JULIA K.VHNKHT cot .m , Deceased T n All Creditor* and Parana* l in y , l a a Claims n r Demand* A^r.lnet ■aid Hatalei You and each nf you ar* hereby nntlrifd and ,r»t|itlred tn prenenl a ny claim* and demand* n l il i h ynu, nr r l l l i r r nf you, may have analnat th* e atal* nf Julia 1‘arnral, deceased, laic nf aald I ’nunly tn lha Ununty J u d u r nf Kemlnole (’minty, Flnrida. el ht« nffli-n In tha court honed nf aald County at Hanford. Flnrida, n l t h l n eln hl c alen d a r month* from the time nf the rival piiMIcal Inn nf Ihla nolle*. Karh claim nr demand ehall be In wrlllhn, and a It* 11 sta te the place nf residence end poet office eitdreee of the claimant, and shall ha a w ard tn by the i la lm s n t, hi* ag*nl, nr a ttorney, and a ny oucli claim nr demand not an filed ehall hn void. R. W. War# A* a d m i n i s t r a t o r nf tha Ra­ tal* nf Ju lia Ksrneat, daceased. It. W. Ware. A ttorney P. O. Bui 1411 Hanterd, Florida t'uhllah Mar. JS a Apr, 4, 11, II. Sanford Women'! Golf Associa­ tion members will tea off Wednes­ day morning for tha qualifying round of the elub championship. Tte off time will be from 8 to 8:IS a. m. Paired off In the qualify­ ing round era Ellen Betts, Helen Carraway and Cecils Heard; Augie Russell, Jesnne Koulk and Panchon McKoberts; Ann WlUel, Meg Urquhart and Min Keenan. Lucille Heard, Jo McDaniel and Dottle ileGanahl; Myrtle Adams, Mary Itorenstein and H aiti Uurto; Rcba Mahan, Mildred Smith, and Jo Symea. Ruth Herron, Donna Dondanvilla and H arritt Williams, Bar­ bara Rowell, Doris Schautteet, Ann Marsh and Jackie Crawford. Blanch* Nicely, Jana MeKIbbin and Gladys Brown; Doris Spencsr,' Jimmie Livingston, Essla Batson and Viola Kastner. Match play will begin Saturday with tea off tlma 8 to 8:15 a. m. Larger Output Of Citrus Seen The county agent's offica fore­ casts a bright outlook for citrus production this year tn Seminole County, predicting an even great­ er output than last year. County Agent Cecil Tucker pre­ dicted that the 1939-60 Seminote orange crop would approximate 1 million boxes and said indcialions are that tha 1900 81 crop, if weather conditions a r e g o o d , should surpass that. Production In 1939 exceeded Ihe previous year by more than a million boxes, Tucker laid. > Tucker estimated th* grapefruit anti tangerine crop alio would be "good" and that lha a iu •( thin year's fruit would be above normal. The last good year (or Semi­ nole citrusmen was the 1856-ST season when 3,087,000 boxes were produced valued at 14,018,009. Ona of Ihe important events in the field of citrus production each year is the annual tour to the citrus experiment station la Lake Alfred. In February, some 70 citrus growers, csrclakeri and others, Journeyed lo I-ako Alfred to be brought up-todste on the latest research developments at lha cit­ rus station. The tour contained more Infor­ mation on tangerina production problem*—a subject not eovared in previous tours. , Highlights for citrus during 1938 by the county agent's office Included organisation of 'the Citrus Advisory Commillae which stud­ ies citrus production, tha county'* expansion program for citnta growers and makei suggestions for improvements in tba program. PRESTIGE JOSEPH FKTKRS, *4 *1, Defendants b O T I t ’B OF VtOBTUAUE PO R K lI.U St BB >ALB N ntlm la hereby l i v e n p u r s u a n t In a Final tiecrea nf fa re ,lua ut* da te d tha Xlth day nf March, Ilf*, and ente red In Cha ncery Cae* No. M i l . of tha C ircuit Court nf th* Nltilh Judic ia l Circuit In and fnr Hemluol* County Florid*, wherelk J. W. S A B U N and H H. HKNDKIlIttiS’ nr* the plaintiffs, a n d JO* KKPH t'KTKIlg, and OL»U I’KTKHH, hie wife. n A T MOZINHKI and EI.IZAHL'TII JAX'K MOZIKHKI, hi* wife, and WAYNB RTKIIS a r a Dafendaula, I wilt aell lo tha h lah e at a n d beat bidder for ra a h s t tha I r a n i door of the Hemlnuln C o n n ty Ckjurtheuaa In Hanford, Brmlnol* County, Florida, at non*, an th* 4th day nf April, 1*4*. th* follo w in g described nrnperty aa eel fo r th In aald Fina l Deeres, t#-w lti f-nt 11, Ulnrk If, Hl'iH'HItAM IIOMKH. aa par plat th ereof a* recorded In P la t Honk I, P ea* SI, Public ttecorda af Memlnule County, F to r U s . Dated t h is t l l h d a y of March, )»**. (MAM DAVID M. OATCHKI, C lerk uf Held Circuit Court Hi i M a rth a T. Vlhleu D e p u ty c l e r k W h I U k e r ft Wlggin# P. O. Bog II1T Orlando, Florida P u b l i s h Mar. M firm* of prestige in the business and civic lift af your communityFor information, call FA 2-7951 ar FA M7M mr I K O M I W A liO N to Av*. Th# two weak m u m pre­ pare* students for further train­ ing in ona of aviation's technical fields. Seminols High graduate and Army PFC William H. Bowen re­ cently Joined In “ pxerclse Jeeper" with the Fourth Armored Division in Germany. Bowen i* the son of Mr*. Anne M. Bowen of M U Mellonvflte Ave. He Is a driver In tha division. Th* exercise was aimed a t finding the combat effectiveness of Jeeps and other Army vehicle* in reconnais­ sance missions. B. Edward* Buildtr* Supplies, although still three games up in tha Thursday Night Mixed BowlIng League, breathes no onaiar after last week's league play. By winning all three games, they hoped to enlarge their lead to Lha point where they would be safe for the remaining two vraska left in the season, but the leading contenders, Steinmeyer Roofing, alio took nit three games from thair opponent# to maka tha race close. Edwards had n good night in beating Tha Furniture Center alt three games and nearly sat n new handicapped series total, as thay fall juat four pins abort of doing so, turning In a 2818. Steinmeyer holds th* money spot with n 2623 total. Sttinmayer was . equally hot in taking alt threa from Sunland Estates. This knocked Sunland out of contention for tha champion­ ship, as thay now stand six and ona half fames down with only six laft to go. South Plnecrast won two from Florida State Bank, keeping them in fourth spot, and the bankers In th* cellar, with th* furniture teem in betwean. Democratic Wisconsin Battle Nearing End WASHINGTON (UFI) - The Kennedy Humphrey contest in Wisconsin moved inla Its final week today with both candidates trying to devote all their spare time from the Senate to the cam­ paign windup. Tha candidate* — Sens. John F , Kennedy (D-Maai.) and Hubert H. Humphrey (D*Mfnn.) — ere battling for SI national convention votci in the first major presi­ dential primary clash of I860. The vota corhei a week from Tuesday. Both Kennedy and Humphrey made weekend appearances at Detroit where the Midwest Demo­ cratic conference and n United Automobile Workers meeting were held. They were Joined there by two other announced Demo­ cratic candidates, Sens. Stusrt Symington of Missouri and Wayne L. Morse of Oregon. Humphrey relumed tn Wiscon­ sin Sunday night end Kennedy ia scheduled bick Into the state Tuesday. Both plan to spend aa much time as possiblt in Wiscon­ sin this feak, although Senate debate on the House-passed civil rights bill may fores both of them back to Washington for roll till votes. New examinations ara open for landscape architect, photographic aid and photographer, and aeientlat and engineer positions, the United State* Civil Service Commiaiion ha* announced. Landscape architect position* pay I t , *90 to 111,770 a year td sta rt and ara located hi fadaral agendas' in Washington, D. C„ throughout th* United States and in foreign countries. Appropriate education or experience Is requir­ ed. , Photographic and and photo­ grapher Jobs are located in varioua federal agendea in th* Washing- Pope Names 3 Cardinals VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Pop* lohn XXIII named three more cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church today but kept their Idenutiet secret from the public. Vatican sources said th* Pape told the College of Cardinals of the appointments a t a aecret con­ sistory called to approve the deiifnation of seven previously-an­ nounced cardinals, including two Asians dhd a Negro. Open Interviews CINCINNATI, Ohio (U PD -W ie Cincinnati Royal* of the National Basketball Association opened in­ terview* Thursday for tha coach­ ing position left vacant when Tom Marshall resigned. Red Rocha, former Detroit Piston oeach, re* ceived the first hearing but club officials refuted to reveal M r decision. Dime Beer Dies WINOOSKI, Vt. tUPI) -W hen restaurant owners here voted to raise the price of a glass of beer from 10 to IS cents, they also agreed to increase the size of glasses from six to eight ounces. Exclu sivebut not Expensive OVER 35 YEARS at First sad Palmetto (Along Side Post Office) SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY • Carpet • Tile RESTAURANT • Hwy. 17-82 Luncheon from $1.00 Full Course Dinners $1.75 (Children's Plate* $1.00) �jjk S f f iJ S f c » jP a J Whiteman Tribute TV Show Business Doesn't Get Started Until Too Late Briefs Macmillan, Ike Talks May Mean New West Offer On Nuclear Ban By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) - ter of three CBS-TV cirrus spe­ ■y PHIL NEWSOM above-ground nuclear testa provid­ Soon cials next season. "The Gambler, UPI Foreign Editor ing at the same lime the West after the Paul W hitem an special London observers expect Prime agrees to a long-time moratorium the Nun and the Radio." by Er­ Thursday night, a earners Minister Harold Macmillan's hur­ on underground tests as well. No John Bunifavc ami c. Shail siarled showed controversy - prone Mike nest Hemingway, ia CBS - TV's ry-up trip lo Washington to re­ final agreement Is expected in the W.nn of Sanford, agency repre­ Wallace in his inouisltor's chair “ Electra Playhouse" adaptation sult in a new Western offer de­ Geneva talk* hut they might prog* sentative! tor Life Insurance • miling his fireworks smile. for Thursday. May II. signed to keep the nuclear weep- rest to the point where agree­ Company of Georgia, have been The plug for tbs gowns worn ons-ban talks in Geneva going at ment could be reached at tha Then a spotlight picked out deflgnaled lo attend their comleast until the summit meeting in summit. music’s .Matterhorn, by Kydie Gorme on Wednesday's piny'* I960 convention at the Amerlcna May. These observers say the Paul Whiteman, who wav slum- "Perry Como Show” Inadvertent­ Experts on the sidelines of lha ly rrrdited the wrong designer, Western proposal will be a com­ main Khrushehev-DeGauIte talks ly awaiting Wallace's onslaught. causing much anguish to all con­ promise suggestion, countering a in Paris have been conducting Oh. oh. 1 thought. What’s Mige cerned . . . Equitable Life, spon­ Soviet Union plan banning all separate negotiations in a num­ got on "Pops”? sor of the award-winning NBC-TV ber of different fields where clos­ It turned out lo be perfectly series, “Our American Heritage." er Franco-Russian relations may harmless; just their way of get- now is In the process of deciding be expected. There I* said to ho ling Inin a "70lh birlNIay salute” whether to renew for another sea­ no likelihood of a renewal of tha to Whiteman on the CRS-TV Rev­ son. Franco-Soviet "friendship" treaty lon hour. A postCIvil War Western, "The renounced by the Russians in I guess "Pops" couldn't fit into Avenger," is planned for NBC1955. a mere 30-minute "This Is Your TV's schedule. Vic Morrow atari Speculation Is mounting that Life” formal. in the 30-minute filmed sho w ... Pope John XXIII will announce Anyhow, for Ihc first t i min- Psul West, author of many "F ath­ a successor to Domenico Cardin­ utrs, ihr salute was a rather er Knnws Rest” scripts, now is al Tardlnt aa Vatican secretary desultory, limp little party. Only writing ■ new series for Screen of state during the coming Con­ the final 15-minutcs managed to Gems called, "Bringing Up Moth­ A vast renovation program on sistory ceremonies. T a r d i n i give us a satisfying taste of Ihc er." the second floor of Sanford City caused a sensation In the Vatican fabulous Whiteman career. This Jackie Coogan and Read ManHall will be completed within Ihe recently when he apparently went portion included a suprise ap­ well will c o -s ta r in "Call Ma next IwA weeks. City Mgr. War­ over the Tope's head In tell news­ pearance hy Ring Croaby, one of First." an adventure series be­ ren Knowles said today. men he wanted to retire because a c o u t m a a t e r Paul'a old Cub ing produced for CBS Aims. Knowles said t*ut city work of illness. The 72-year-old Tardlnl Scouli, and a sort of instant retro­ crews are just about finished hinted he already had asked thi CHULUOTA HiUNliSlfcKii spend sunny an ni'lentoon clambering over spective look at Whiteman's mu­ turning Ihe second floor audi­ Pontiff to let him go but the Pope tha climbing barn, swing* and a slide provided for them in back of the sical organlaalioni. from small torium into a new- courtroom to would not. “ No one Is irreplace­ Chuluota Community Club. A lake right in the middle of Chuluotn provides band lo symphony • slae. The handle city criminal rases and able," said Tardini of hia ow» beach fhcillties for tha yotingstprn and swimming instructions are given smaller bands p l a y e d brief, additional spare on the floor will Job. charmingly ricky • lick arrange­ there in the summer. Activity in sponsored by the Community Club. house three clly offices, a police Eait Germany hat been atments and the ahow became hon­ (Herald Photo) ■y m m c. mum* supply room and judges cham­ signed a major cole In the So­ estly nostalgic. It also took on To servo tbo family nutritious ber. viet bloc's campaign to win over some perspective that M had meals and spend Mm mousy for In tbo pail, the clly commission Africa and Asia, Agitators will bo lacked. food, shop carefully. chamber baa been used to hear trained at a special Aslan -AML The symphony - site orchestra Study reports of good food buys Enterprise all eriminal eases, Knowles said. ran school at Lelpzig'a Karl Marx then was conducted by Whiteman and road food advertise menu. Tha city manager reported also University. aa it played "Rhapsody in 4lue." Wateh for foods that aro lo sea­ that the city will open bids soon Despite evident* to the conthereby closing out the show In son. Tha price of a food la sonon 939,000 worth of new equip­ trary, reports persist in Tokyo C. SHAD WINN beautiful style. orally lower during tha mouths ment. that President Eisenhower will Before Ibia portion perked K By HELEN SNOOGRAR* Motel Manhattan In New York, up, the ahow consisted of trom­ whan the food ia plentiful. New equipment to be purchased expand his F ar Eastern itinerary Miss Irena Richards of Washing­ Include meals, fruits, vegetables, April 10-13. will be a street aweeper lor $18,. this spring to visit Korea. bonist Jack Teagarden singing milk, and breads and eoraala lo ton, D, C. and Mr*. Margaret II was party time at the Stnw- Capt. James D. Ra mage, and a 000 and a refuse packer. Recognized for their outstanding and playing "Baaln Street," some Ihe fnmily diet every day. Each Frilkey of Evanston, III. are house City crews today are Installing accords of laics and aervice to old photos of young Paul, a bal­ parson should ra t four servings of guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Rich­ ell'a "Lucky Acre" home in Gene­ bushel of gifts from hia many licyholdera during 1959, Boni- let number, and sultry Peggy fruits and vegetables every day. ards. Dr. and Mrs. Roger Frjskry va last week, when "Cathie" aud friends at the party. He had been a traffic signal on 25th St. and French Ave. ace and Winn will attend the Con­ King in a medley of songi made Some of the fruits and vegetables and children of Evanston will join "Jim " antertalned at a Bon Voy­ wanting a new watch so everyone vention aa memberi of the Presi­ famous by Whiteman's flrel girl should ba rirh In vitamins A and C. the group for the weekend. Knowles said that at least eight age” party for oulgotng chaplain brought hint a ten-rent one, to aecidenla have orrurred at that dent's Club, the top honor organl- singer, Mildred Bailey. The coat of a serving of n food Mrs. Elmer Cohen, daughter u tio n . Along with other repre­ A comedy sketch featuring Bus­ la more Important than tha cost Irene and family, of Orlando, were N. W. Hubble, Catholic Chaplain remember each one of them by, dangerous intersection line# Jan. sentatives from Life of Georgia’s ter Keaton was worked into tbo per pound. This is especially true Sunday guests of Mrs. Eva Cohen. at tha Sanford Naval Air Station. as a joke. They knew he had just 1. 11-atate territory, they will take proceedings. While K had nothing of meat*. A pound of moat with no Mrs. William Pratt of DeLand Guests arriving at 1:30 knew been given a real watch before the Construction on the new Florida art in seminars on Insurance and to do with Whiteman, it offered wasto gives four servings. A pound and Mrs. J, Knowllon of Daytona they were in for an evening of State Bank is expected to (tart; ear discussions of their com­ a few cleverly timed pratfalls. of meat with bonas and waste may Beach were reront guests of 31rs. gaiety. The hostess recelvad many parly ami plans were carried out, If You Want A so they gave him luggage as their within the next 90 days, C. Horn pany's plans led by officials. Mrs. Keaton's moves to tome musical five one to three servings. Retta Nleb. compliments for her table which ard McNulty, vice president at Boniface and Mrs. Winn will ae- chords were masterful, but I Prepared or partially prepared Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Hamilton was done in gold and white. While real gift, Gamble, Shake the bank, said today. oompany their husbands on the don't see what it all had lo da foods rut meal preparation time were weekend guests of their mums placed among gold sprayed Lorraine Langlurd was respon­ McNulty said he hopes that the trip end will participate in con­ with Whiteman. but probably aro more costly than daughter and family, Mr. and 3trs. pine cones formed the original sible for this part of the parly. She For Snake Tails bank will be in Ha new building vention activities. This often happens on ao-callod other foods. The built-in prepara­ Edward tm ill In Melbourne. Mr*. centerpiece which was placed' at and her husband, Cdr. Jark KILLEEN, Tex. (UPlI — Went Hamilton remained over for sev­ one end of the cocktail party ta ­ Langford, with Toni Waters, a i her to try your hand at rattlesnake on W. First St. by next year. Boniface ia a member of Holy TV salutes to a celebrity. Bits of tion M an adidlsonal expense. The building will have Iwa Cross Episcopal Church. Ha Uvea disconnected business aro shoeeral days. ble. From Ihe b ra n holder con­ chief helper, who also had charge hunting T It's big business in Coke •lories and have the latest ia • t 2218 Palmetto Avenue with his horned into a format while aro ait Mrsi B. W. Carlton baa been at taining the arrangement was a t­ of srlertlng Ihe luggage, assisted banking facilities Including Hv* and wunder where tha guest of Mother Chick wife and two ahildren. tha Leesburg camp this week tak­ tached a white satin banner which by her husband, Cdr. George Wa­ County, Tains. Last spring tha county sat ■ 30 drive-in windowi. ing ■ special training course in axlended across to one wall, nn ters, of Squadron Nine, worked Winn belongs to the Presbyterian honor disappearod to. There will be 12,000 square feet I'm all for dispensing with ir> Tokes To Trees Church! Elk* Club, and Use Christian recreation. Mr. and Mrs. this waa written, in gold leters, hard planning and preparing for rant-par-snaka bounty and WarAmerican Legion. He livci at reievancies in these shows. Aa BELLFLOWER, Calif. ( U P I)- T. W. Carlton spent aeveral day* Ihe word* "Hon Voyage." Brass the group of seventy-give guests dan Raymond Tnylor said it was on tbo ground floor and about enough for soma persons to turn 12,000 aquaro feet on the second 3310 W. First Street with his wife Ralph Edwards does, concentrate Henrietta, a determined mother with their son, Rev. B. W. Carlton candlcfticki holding while tapers who attended. floor. on (he business ai hand. I favor ban. has token to the (root to and family while Mrs. Carlton waa completed the gold and white children. Betty 3!eCrarkcn and Mrs. Ken professional snake hunters. Cost of tho building hia' not her* bringing in the guest's old pal* hatch her cMeka. away. Bast hunting time is In tha fail color schema. Both hot and cold Rowell also assisted with party and letting them talk off-the-cuff The scrawny hen had two nostsMr. and Mra. H. E. Braddock of hors' d'oauvre were served though- arrangements and invitations. Mrs, nnd early winter months when determined at thi* time* McNulty \ as they exchange cherished mem­ ful of ogpc smeared Into omelets P oland visited friends in Enter­ out Ilia evening. Ramaga made a beautiful and orig­ tha snakes have gone into their . ------------- - f c ories. Let’s have Ihe glad and the hy thoughtlew children running prise, Wednesday afternoon. A blazing fire in the fireplace inal center piece for Ihe table that dans. sad instead of a potpourri of tthrouMi the yard of Mr* Henry Mrs. Harvty Dunn and Mrs. coaxed the guests to Join In the was most unusual. It had a green Taylor said one hunter collect songs and name-dropping. Lot the Scott, 00, whore the chicken Jum Swyaar attended tha school cheery spirit of fun. From danc­ lour leaf clovor aa a bale wills ed 1738.30 from Oc lobar through Chamber To Fete tribute sum up the man ea wall makes her boas#, lunchroom operators meeting In ing to the hi-fi, to harmonizing silver sticks lopped with Irish po­ December. This man, ha said, as his career. And above all, let's Henrietta laid bar late* eggs 1$ Daytona Beach last Wednesday at the piano, everyone had a de­ tatoes, sprinkled with green and found and killed 02 rattlers un­ Sailors Here BRADENTON <UP1> — With a try to work out better dialogue Toot op in a weeping willow trot ovaalng. lightful time. After opening Ihe silver glitter. Coffee, doughnuts and orangfi der one rock and in one day took Mr. tad Mrs. Fred Harris of different "gag" gifts. Chaplain Mrs. Day's mother, Mra. Arthur where she bad calmly batched victory under pressure in the than this sample; Juice will be available lo Silver Whiteman — "Jack Teagarden thorn. Twelve were born In the Winter Park and Mr. and Mrs. Hubble was presented a lovely Day, helped with all the work. Mra. 238 seta of rattles. Another day Dollar aailora here Friday, cour­ |40,000 DeSoto open golf tourna­ ment Sunday, 48-year-old Sam ia the horn man's born man. Ho tree and one after another the Richard Harris and children of gold desk set from the host and Sim Day made a special Irish stew he got 231 set*. The county paid a total of $3,- tesy or tho Seminole County Cham­ Snead served notice ho will be really doea play." (or Ihe occasion. A good time wai ehlefca dropped into • an* bed of Maitland were recent guests of Mf. hostess. ber of Commerce. 921 to hunters In 1939. Wallace — "To whleh ovary Ivy below the nest. and Mr*. M. H. Ryan. _ a strong contender to become the Along with bidding him bon voy­ had by all. Father Hubble will be Tho chamber give the Sanford Taylor saya hunters drive tha Congratulations to Beatrice age, part of the evening waa dedi­ missed here when he leaves and V B ret four-time Matters champion ia ti buff will aay, "am en". Mrs. Scott la keeping Ibom aafo To which 1 will say, "ttme lor in a shoe box until the remaining Woodruff, who came in 9th place cated to welcoming the new Catho­ everyone wishes him ths heal in snakes out of their dens during Boat and Ski Club money lo buy April T-U a t Augusta, Ga, rotd weather hy spraying tha the refreshments, Club Officer three chirks fall and Henrietta in the ipeiling contest Tuesday at lic Chaplain, Father K. 31. I.au- his new location. Snead, wlnnar of more tourna­ a new acripl." dens with gasoline. Than, aa ths Mra. D. H. McGiUia said today. Tha Channel Brim : Red Bkettha Dempsle Brewster school. Bea­ romea down to her nourishing ments than any golfer In history, renzano, who will replace Chaplain will alarl at. 0:30 a. m. snakea crawl out for fm H air, Service ton plans to star as the ringmas­ trice was the winnrr in the E nter Hubble. Chaplain Hubble will leave family. look his 104th victory In his ra­ Friday. About 200 boats will start huntera chop off thalr hands with from Sanford when the crulae gets prist achool and residents a rt for hia new duly italion, in Oki­ Navy Announces pes r career when ba defeated litproud of her efforts la thin line. (harp hoes. tie Jerry Barber in a duel that nawa , on or about the 3llh of under way at I a. m. wasn’t decided until the final this month. Polaris Speedup hole. Those present were: Chaplain Osteen WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Too Much, Too Soon Barber waa two strokes ahead and Mrs. W. M. Hearn; Cdr. and REDWOOD CITY, Cillf. (UPI) of the field at tha beginning of G. 3. Blake: Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Navy today announced a 32 mil­ By FRANCES WESTER "Foolprinta for Jesus" aa the Sunday's final round, but Snead J . D. Langford; Lt. and Mrs. lion dollar speedup in its Polaris —San Mateo County Deputy Sheriff The newly organized GA of Ibe topic. The first part waa given by Don Cloilett was puzilad at the £ |h o t a three-under-par M while George Waters; 3lr. and Mrs. missile submarine program. First Baptist church of Like Mery Kay Scruggs, and the second part, It laid funds will ba switched way traffic seemed to bo moving Barber was shooting par 71. David Scott; 3lr. and 3lrs. Charles BY MR*. CLAUKNCE SNYDER much faxter than il should. He Snead carded M-724W-48-270 and held an election of officers el their "New Churchea ia Now York" by Robert Brooke, son of Mr. and Jenkins; Mrs. Adelaida Moses; from other eourcei lo pul extra Mopped three obvious speedster, Barber 09 68-09-71-277. Dow Fin- first meeting as a separate group, Mary Flanagan. Miss Ellen Belts; Frank Holmes; crews at work on seven PolarisMrs, Roger Brooke, Is In tha firing submarines so they can be but in cash case the driver vehe­ ■terwild was one behind Barber under tha direction of Mrs. Mar­ other* taking part wera: Anita 6ominola Memorial Hospital. He Mra. Madylln Huhn; Mrs. Lor­ put gue rile Roman, leader, assisted into operation ahead ef mently denied exceeding tha limit. With T3-97-0B-0B-J7I. raine Dtama; John Vita. Other Farguioa. "You Can Find a Friend il ncuporating from aurgery. by Mrs. Helen Ferguson. Clasatt decided to rheck hia speed­ schedule. guests unable to attend includ­ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Braddock There were sixteen members in Memphla"; Linda Baal, "Mak­ "Thla speed-up of the Polerii ometer with that of a Highway ed 3lr. and .Mrs, Sam Day; Lt. ing Friends in IsiuiiU aa"; Nancy and children, Alan, Crystal, Danny present. Three new members were weapons system," Ihe Navy said, Patrol car. Sure enough, when the Celtics Smash welcomed: Nancy Shipman. Cathy Shipman, “Americans, Too"; and and Jimmy, were gueals of Mrs. Cdr. and Mrs. H. C. Flnkel Jr.. "has been under consideration for patrol car was going *5 miles an Mil* Dorothy Powall; Lt. Cdr. and Wanda Mixon, "Hopes F ar a Hos­ Braddock'* mother, Mra. I-ois Best, end Caroline Jimenez. hour, Coalett'a car registered 30. some time. Playoff Marks llte following officers and com­ pital." The councelora comments Brooke, at a dinner party laat 3trs. Richard Bauer; and 3lrs. ’ BOSTON (UPI) - Ths Boll on mutes .chairm an were elected: wera summarized hy Mrs. Bomaa. Sunday at the M. Q. Ranch. Camilla Bruce. Lt. Hubble, waa al»o the honor ^ C eltic s geared today for Tuesday president, Angela Renfrow; vico Mr. and Mrs. Larry Baum, HasRefreshments ware served at the Bight's second game of the Na­ president, Wanda Mixon; secre­ cloe* of tha program by Anita Fer­ tiagt, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. guetl at a Si. Patrick'! Day din­ tional Basketball Association tary, Kay Scruggs; press chair­ guson and Lind■ Boal. Laurrl Cannon, Detroit, Mich., ner and farewell party given for championship playoffs after run- man. Linda Beal; program chair­ The Sunbeam Band mat at tbo were recent gurstl of Dr. and him by a large group of bis friends Bing down the St. Louis Hawks, man, Anita Ferguson; atowardship ■am* time at tha church under the Mra. John Bradin. 31rs. Baum at the Samuel Pay residence in Tht Celt., turning in a mag­ chairman, Cheryl Avery; Mission leadership of Mrs. J ..F , Baal and and lira. Cannon ara nieces of Lake Mary. He was presented ■ plaque by nificent team performance la the study chairman, Mary Flanagan; Mrs. Mary Crawford. Mr*. Way- Dr. Bradin, beat of seven opener Sunday, community millions chairman, land Renfrow helped with the ■racked three playoff scoring rec­ Lynda Stafford; forward atspa group this Umo. There wera fourords by belting ths Ilswki chairman, Dolorea Flanagan; so­ Itoe members present. Refresh140-131. cial chairmen, Jeannoao Hum­ menu war# served altar lb* pro­ A national television audience phrey and LUUnn Svsndsoo. gram. They will hold aa election of f i n d 10.002 Garden fani saw Bos­ Following the business session, a officers at tha next moating which ton run St. Louis ragged with program was presented using will $* held April 4. •peed, ball handling and brilliant •booting. Following Tur»day night's game Welcome The Sun here the action suspends until CUTEthis weekend, when the Hswks HERB BAR and GRILL <H«lf I'norrete Block. Half Frame) In Your Own Backyard ny host Saturday and Sunday. Building aa four MU. at tka beat beats eta comer la Laka Mary■Ira for tha remaining games, If needed, have not been an­ DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM — nounced yet. Ealranra lo Cryalal Lake Public Beach, the only public beach In Seminole County. S Bedroom • Concrete Block f t City Hall Vast Renovation Plan Nearly Completed Careful Shopping Cuts Food Bills Personals Farewell Parties Honor Chaplain •C Work On New Bank To Start Soon £ >Snead Wins DeSoto Open Church Groups Meet Personals ENSATIONAL ALE • On Doctors Orders To "G ET OUT OF BUSINESS" e READY TO *4M MOVE DOWN * • IN: B o b f r u m le y THIS SPOT — la ideally situated with plenty uf roues far expending Inlo com­ plete amusement center. m onth NO CLOSING COSTS 3 Bedroom • Control* '4 * DOWN Black PA 2-0375 • I I MONTH NO CLOSING COSTS a fla m e 1 Mila Waal Of City O b P av ad M . L . NICHOLS FA 3-4119 •*** * i U i n , FABULOUS "CIRCUSLAND* — site ia only a abort disMare away — Only 4 miles from Han­ ford, a half mile from Mayfair Country Club, and In tha tenter ■f ana of tka Dae*t suburban residential araaa In Hemiaula County. EVERYTHING COE* Every bit of equipment (down lo beer gla-aea and tooth pick*} . . . . nil tbo slock (aa is on day of a$M) * . , every­ thing, Lock, Sloth aad B arrel Refused Offers ef 111.890 Before Now Will Sacrifka Far THE Illaeaa IIIIB B O F F IC E — L A K E Cash Nag MARY, FLA . WORLD b tAKGEST ' v :> v >?>.!■; -fvSw �1 mm . k •• ■* mplete selection of name brand Ladies* wear. Dresses • Sportswear • Lin g erie ' •M illin ery • Jew e lry Tailored b y : Carlyc, Paula Brooks, Nardis, Le Vine, Nelly Don, L'Algton, Lynnbrook, Martha Manning. Jant7.cn. Franklin, Majestic. Handsome elegant s wear in newest fabrics and styles We specialize in beautiful borne furnishings • • • • • Drapes & C u rtain s B la n k e t s Bedspreads Gift Items S c a tte r Rugs Kxqulaitcly designed by Hates, Floldcreat, Panda Curtains and Cabin Craft. .Name brand lines McGregor, Arrow, Botany “600", Palm Beach, Mutuiingwear, Stedman, Stetaon, Enquire, Hopkins and Hickok. C h i l d r e n ’s C l o t h e s f I ’ s a g e s 2 t o 14, B o y ’s 8 S e e the c ut e togs by Ruth Ann Originals, Tom Sawyer, Cinderella, Gordon, Sacony, Jack Borgenicht • S u it s • D re sse s • P e ttic o a ts • Sp o rtsw e a r • U n d e rw e a r • M illinery Boy Scout Trading Post ; - immm I �I ■ I ____ j More municipal progrens. more civic organization activity and more building, including homes, was noted In Sanford during the paat 12 month* than in any previous year. This section describe* parts of all these a c tiv itie s . City Grows, Plans To Double Tlie City of Sanford grew in area and population, expanded all municipal facili­ ties and programs during the past 12 months and outlined plans for doubling in size. Civic organizations, schools and chur­ ches kepi pace, with increased efforts in the public interest nud cult urn) groups ini­ tiated new community programs. iluilding was a key word — permits valued at $1. IflH.Mii were issued during the fiscal year by the city. Most of them were for new homes, but increased com­ mercial construction also was listed. The city, operated by its commission­ er-manager government, was cited by an­ other Florida city, St. Augustine, for the efficiency of its operation after a lour by St. Augustine officials. Other state muni­ cipal leaders studied several programs undertaken by Sanford for possible adap­ tation to their needs. City Manager Warren Knowles pro­ posed a 21-point program to take cart of the anticipated growth. Prominent among them are: Expansion of the fire department andpolice department personnel and facilities. Development of a new* water supply field, with water treatment plant. An nmimi! program of street resurfac­ ing and rehabilitation. Construction of a boat marina, with docks and berths on the Lake Monroe front. Increased public parking downtown. Additional recreation parks and fncIIL lies. A barge terminnl, contingent on con­ struction of the proposed Sanford-Titusville Cannl. A sewage treatment by 1970. The planning follows a line of solid ac­ complishment—the city operated within its budget for the past fiscal year and had some surplus funds while all the year's grow th was being handled. Beautiful Civic Center Is Pride Of City Of Sanford Modern Structure Is Hub Of Youth, Community Activity g - - t L. Stately Mayfair Inn, Traditional Formal Gathering: Place Seminole Memorial Hospital, Upper Left, To Be Enlarged Lake Boundary Of Sanford Picturesque, But Useful Too Waterfront Accommodates River Freight, Jetty Is For Sports Sanford’s Zoo Provides Free Entertainment For Publio It's One Of Most Complete Outside Large Cities This Is Real Florida Living — Sanford Style Patios, Pools, Barbecues Provide Home Outings F " ft! i**»t»-__ 1 I �The Sanford Women'! Club ha* 113 active and two associate memberi this year. All mlnlster’i wive* are courtc«y memberi. The club owm It* own building and rent* it to other organization! for wedding reception!, recitals and other aoclal function!, The club li divided Into four departmenti, American Home, Civic, Fine Aria and Social. The ehalrmen -f thcae department!, seven officers of the general club (all elected) the Immediate past president and two appointed chair* men comprise the executive board of managers. The club Is active In many civic affairs. Thia year it sponsored and served In Seminole County’s can­ cer survey of about 300 families. Each year It participates la the Christmas Seal tale, United Fund canvass, Salvation Army Christ­ mas Kettles, Humane Society, Mental Health, Handicapped Chil­ dren and various ether drives. The building baa recently been painted and the grounds land­ scaped. The general business meeting is held the first Wednes­ day in each month and each department also meets once a month, Many intonating and en­ The Sanford *flemlnoto Junior tertaining programs are present­ Children's Homs as Its Chamber of Commerce to owe of ed by the various departments, Crippled Including musical urograms, art mam objective. the moat active organisations in •■Mbits, hobby displays and talks Seme of the group's recent pmthe county. JecU included supplying the home During the past year the Jay . with a hospital bed, lee making The social department meets machine, curtains and a film *ec* have sponsored many events, once a month for card games dark room and giving gifts to programs and awards. and sponsors a Valentina lunch­ each cMld once a year. The cir­ To put emphaala on the aetivi. eon and May braakfaat, each fol­ cle also subocribed a tSOO bend tlae of young people, thep give lowed by bridge end canasta whlcb Us pays on annually. The circle got a plague from awards annually U the outstand­ gamta. The American Heme de­ partment assisted a handicapped ing young man, teacher, farm er child thla year and each year the American Cancer Society for helping in tha cancer fund drive, and eallor in the county. ■pm* the season with a dinner conducted the Mothers March on Another autoloading project party for all Sanford teachers and Polio and an emergency poll* wae the aponaorehip of polio shots drive, which wen it another cita­ for the publia a t the cost of | t tion. Egg slse has nothing to do with each. Anna Miller Circle alto aponThey also sponsor ftohatbons egg quality, Quality U batad on ■era many aoclal avanto at the for kids end play an important the interior condition of the egg, Elks Club Including an annual part of aiding needy children a t according to tha Florida Egg Com. Christmas dinner-dance and Val­ mission. entina dance. Christmas. The main purpose of the club ia stole betterment and leadership training for young men. The Jaycees are alee responsi­ ble each f year for introducing Santa Claus to Sanford young­ ster*. This paat Christmas ever 2,000 persona attended the parade. During She parade Jayeeae Ware busily eslllng balloons hi erdtv to finance « shopping tour fo r the children a t the Lutheran orphang«. The Jaycees accompanied the chil­ dren and aided hi tha selection of gifts. Modern Information Center On Hwy. 17-92 Built In 1959 Jaycees Give Free Assistance To Tourists, Visitors Sanford will get a boost In population within the next six months a» th e‘city plans lo take two additional areas inside tbs, city limits. City population it now 11,000 and will double In size within the next 20 years, according to City Manager Warren Knowles. Sanford was able to complete annexation of several new eectlona during 1 M and provide all city services the same day the annexation became official. Tha city ended ito fiscal year In fine shape. Knowles reported that thare waa a surplus m tha general operating budget carried Over from Ibe previous year. The operating budget waa MW,SOP and approximately MSO.OOO was perimeter around the city where­ by a combination of roads would be built. Dike said the plan would decreaae the volume of traffic on French Avenue by by-paislng that area. Dike said the plan could be put Into effect within two yeara, The city has also made im­ provements on its No. One tourist attraction. Late last year, crews flnlahed the first stags of an Improvemsnt program at the Sanford Zoo. A new "bird fly” to house aU the soo’a aseortment of blrdi and farm animals was eomplated. ^Looking over the last fiscal The Oanton Club of Sanford is year, >Knowles said that the city composed of 14 elrctea with a total :ia d mat nil !U schedules and at 371 members. Two of these did net go over Urn budget. Over the last ysar, city officials circles war* organized this past have pointed with pride to a variety of project* wbleh were SllOItiyt®idl One of tha biggest was tha onthro reconstruction of Seventh St. from MaUonvllto to Sanford Ave, Another project of Importance was the construction of three pubfund* from the budget. The city also recently completed '•« Mg SIMM resurfacing project. Streets paved were W. Third I t . from French Ave. to Perslmtoon Ave., K. Ninth St. from ' Farit Ave. to Sanford Ave., MelInnvilto from loth 8L to xsth St., Persimmon Ave. from First St, to Third I t and E, Second St. from MsDonvlfio Ave. to Sanford Avo. The city also ia moving forward 1* Ito playground construction " a s r crew* oarly thla irear tompleied a new neighborhood playground la Laka Gam Park in tha Wynnswood section. Playground equipment, including swings, merry-go-round and nthor recreational equipment and picnic tables w en Installed. The city hae also token etrpi to prevent traffic congestion In Sanford. City Planner Gerald Daka said Mm plan would create a giant The city plans to aventually re­ place all the old cages with new one*. Thi* Is raled as one of the finest small city zoos anywhere. The city also boosts one of the finest police and fire depart­ ments In Central Florida. There are 20 officers In the de­ partment and plans call for ad­ ditional men later in the year. The fire department alio plana to add more men to Increase fire prelection. Recommendations have been made for a new post office to hindle Increasing mail aarviea demands. yaar. It U a member of the Flor­ ida Federation of Garden Clubs. Circles meet monthly from Octo­ ber through May with programs ranging from workshop* oe artlstls design and horticulture to birds and conservation. Three workshops for the general club have been planned for the year mid include the pluming for junior garden clubn and garden therapy, making Tbs Xlwnnis Club of Sanford waa erganlaad U years age and the motto to "Wo Build." I t ta n aarviea club with high ideals end worthy objecto. . , , Among the projects of tha club ta to furnish a scholarship to n local boy a t Florida Stats Univer­ sity. The club has also contributed to the local high school bind uni­ form funds and sponsors n youth a t Boy’s State tn Tallahassee each year. One at the newer projects the club has undertaken is the spon­ sorship of a foreign anchaage stu­ dent, In ether aid to boys end girls, the club has worked with the Marianna School for boys end also sponsors a Key Club at Seminole High School. To complete the year, three luncheons and business meetings •re held for the entire member­ ship. A card party waa the most lu­ cent ways ana means project for this yaar, The club took part In the Homes and Garden Tour, sponsored by District Seven of the federation. Proceeds ana earmarked for the ■lata headquartorf building la Mead Gardens in Winter Park. Three Sanford homes and gardens were open to Mm pubUa during tha tour. On* of the biggest projects- un­ dertaken by tha club la Ibe spon­ soring of the state flower show, to be held la Sanford, Doc. l to I af the Civic Center. The state federa­ tion has a membership of 10,000 and tha local dub hopes to entlee must of them to participate or atYield from Florida’s 37 principal lend this show, crops in lOSit reached 0,200,000 tuns, five iwrcent more than tbs previous year. Jaycees Among 'Most Active' Woman’s Club Building Ib Meeting Place Varied Program! Are Presented Hera Anna Miller Cirde Aids Child Home MR. and MRS. J. W. ME88l.BR Welcome You T o----- C U u n iia q * fo w d t MOTEL ROOMS tad EFFICIENCIES Televlaioa • Carpeted Floor* S. PARK A V I. SANFORD, FL A FA t-2915 Recommended by Duncan Hints Curie# Suita The utility buslneae la beaming in Sanford end Seminole County. Southern Bell Co. officials re­ port that In 1M0 It had S.400 tele­ phones in operation while this year It Is servicing 12,000 customera aver the eounty end Sanford. The Florida Power and lig h t Co., aa of the end of February serv­ CRAFTSMEN EQUALS FAIRY TA LE FROCKS PRIN TING Every Requirement • ..p ro v id e! enough EXTRA hot water to do more than 10 washer-loads of clothes every day! Gut AU The Need . . , When Hot Water You Need You H IR K '6 Itt p R o o r i With GulfUne fuel and n modern, effici­ ent LP-GA8 wetor heater, yon gvt more bet water quickly, safelyl Automatic controls un today s LP>UA8 hgator* shut off the gas tn stonily if tha pilot goes oull And, using Gulftana fust, storms can't Interrupt your LP-GAS supply I A Recent Addition In Our Pressroom Is This Heidelberg High -Speed - Automatic Munsingwear Independent Laborstory Tests Show that over a 80-day tost period, an LI'GAH water heater, supplied with GulfUna fuel, delivered Phone Or See Up Today Southern Natural Gas Co ; SANFORD * ORLANDO I �The newest additlnn of 93 home* to Country Club Minor is Jn*t about finished. Completion of the home* will bring the residential community on Sanford'a western boundary to more than 303 house!. The homes developed by veteran builder George II. Garrison combine charm, economy and sturdj con­ struction. The three bedroom homes in the new group sell for $9,890 with 1310 down and monthly payments Of Ml. They are rnneretr Mock hou«e«, each insulated and equipped with one and one half tiled bathrooms, terra u o floors, a minimum of four closets, .a utility room, screen porch, carport and 972 square feet of living area. The typical model home has the front entrance in the living room. The kitchen is next to the com­ bination living-dining room and separated from It by a divider. A hallway runs lengthwise through Here’s One Of Types Of ‘Wife Saver’ Houses Tee ’n Green Developer Tries Out New Ideas a model home, with two bedrooms in the rear of the house tnd one in the front. Two larger bedrooms are separated from cac'i other by a large bath. The smaller bs.h is off the m ister bedroom. All lawns arc sodded and land­ scaped with a variety of plants.* The concrete curbed streets arc 29 feet wide and are connected to driveways of solid concrete. Country Club Manor homes are within the Sanford city limits so (hat each house has city water, sewage, garbage pickups, street lights, fire snd police protection. The subdivision is only one and one quarter miles from the heart of Sanford. It is a short distance from Seminole High School and is close to Sauthside Elementary School. School buses pick up child­ ren at bath ends of the developrnrnt. at 2flih and 23th street!. Country Club Manor is two miles Trom Lake Mary and about a mile and a half from the Mayfair Country Club golf course. 1 Ji ____ Modern Style, Florida Comfort Throughout Country Club Manor One Of Growing Residential Areas By taking a few momenta to telephone your credit bureau you can take (he “guess-work" out of credit. Development of 200 home Cry­ stal Lake section Is the next item on Tee ’n Green developer .Dan .riv er’s agenda. ' The Crystal Lake development heads a two-year building p ro . gram riv er has started in this area. Lakefront homes and homes with lake privileges for owners W E SOLVE YOUR will h* featured In tha project, flan font engineers Leffler and Rush have finished their phase of tha Crystal Laka work. Piver’s firm studied possible Seminole County development areas for two years and made BUILD Y O U R w ith FACTBILT C re d it Reports tU R R E nrP R O B L E IM Electrical ExpertsI Use All The Electricity You I ay i* o r All Work Guaranteed Don’t skimp an year wiring eysteml fhone now! We glee FREE estimate*, FREE plana far an eleetrie ayetees that leaves room far growth! We ess top quality material, Leweat prices for tap work! Phones — FA 2-1(27 • or FA 2-1253 Residential • Industrial • Commercial DOUGHERTY, I r . -------------- ART DOl’GHEHTV, it. ). BOX 972 * SANFORD, FLA. tions which we expect will show considerable more expansion as far as home construction is con* cerned,” fiver said. “We look for road Improvemenu, power company and other utility expansion, new churches and other signs of community growth when we survey an area. New businesa and Industry also brings new. families and we found all of these things going on in the Sanford vicinity." be said. The success of fiver'* Tee ’n Green development near the M«y* fair Country Club was apparent at the project's recent open house. fiver said there were a lot of people looking at the model homes and that sale of lota has been en­ couraging. Open house guests were interested In “the way we landscape and the way the homee are built,” he said. The V.I.r., the Diplomat and tha Executive a r t the three models feetured at Tee 'n Green. All hsve “wife sever features'* with three or four bedrooms, two baths, builtin kitchens and patios. Personnel Reports Skip - Locate Record Information F.H.A. Reports Mtge. Loan Reports Previous residence reporta on newcomers give you tha facta to help you decide If jm should accept a customer — and for what limits. Make more sales, with tha eoafldenca you get from a complete credit report from our office. A Land Of Flowers These Grow At Sanford Limits 404 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. Developed By dan piver Inc. COUNTRY CLUB ft UPSALA RDS. SANFORD, FLORIDA FAIRFAX 2-5803 0 V TBTAH t W * T B R h t< C o s* M V H tT Y SLr« W f f t 8*H ford a °A T IS q A fa n n e d , ' • " ’" •u n ify ( )R t A D ^ L O V i 8 * L o h id a FINANCING C‘ty NO ‘ ll>C' lo •chooU c °M CLOSING Pl E t e °rtic 9 . . # ’ ’ *• ****** COSTS Brochures Request ""dtp " • 'u tta l* SANFORD'S FINEST LOCATION NO CLOSING CHARGES ■. -V i ■ win <1' - ' •II•1—■■ --/• i& s t c MI �I ssaap Herald Is Now 52 Years Old Tha Sanford Herald ts now In Its Bind gm r of operation. The Harald printed Ita fl rot edition In Sanford, A ug.'21. 1B07. It baa been going a m ainee and la the third oldeat bmlneia In the elty. The paper now hat corral pondenta In Oviedo, Chuluota, Geneva, Lake Mary, Altamonte SpHnca, Cntarprfia and Oateen, DeBary and ataff mambera report nawa all over Seminole County. Beard Of Realtors Continues To Grow Sign Of Modernizing By Sanford Businesses First Federal Saving & Loan's New Building Rea ILora was c h a rte m fa the early SO'a. Thera were only Tew registered brokers a t that time and tha realtor mtmbershlp began with only five members. Tha organisation has grown un­ til It now hai a membership of f t realtors, 14 associates and throe affiliate members. Curtis Homes Styled For Tropical Living Seminole County Builders Get Quality, Economy Sanford's Only Hrokeni|(e House m SECURITY m Members • New ... ... .. ■ . 4 " ■ | 1 v ; H ~t ■ ■ B Y -<#*■ ▼ MCurtla Horaas a r t quality homes," building superintendent Doa Robert* said af tha new davelopmaat just outside Alta­ monte Springe, "A buyer won't Had morn quali­ ty in any other type homo; thet'a why H of tha SI homoa built have been sold,” Roberts said. Many af tha salts were mad* baler* tha homes war* flalahad. . ■ ae many treei ai possible »ur* rounding the houses. H it development Is near the new Altamonte Elementary School and Lyman High. It has ichool bus service to both sites. Two golf coum a arc nearby. * CSOCIATES, INC. fork Stock STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS Sanford Atlantic Bank Adding Drive-In Service 1 Florida tomato production SpH was valaed a t f4B,300,000, Ini There a r t 30,000 lakes | rtdaN In Flo- YOU’LL LIKE THE OVERNIGHTS and EFFICIENCIES South SANFORD, FLORIDA Ford and Doris Thomas, Owners Lake-studdad Casselberry boasts a myriad of aky-blua waters aurrounding many typaa of homos. Six different type homes are now available In tha town deve­ loped In mid • Seminole County through Casselberry Realty. Individual builders pqt home* on land Hibbard ,'aiselberry bee developed. Houses currently avail­ able rang* from tha 1,301 square foot "Jackson” with a n o square foot storage area and carport, to the 1,040 squire foot "Columbia" with g 331 squaro-foot itoraga area and carport, Other homoa available through Casselberry Realty a r t the 1,132 square foot "Baker" with*a 340 square foot carport and itoraga area and a IT square foot porch; Lota 100 foot wide and 330 feat deep era available around tha Queens Mirror Lake. The Crystal Bowl ia surrounded with wooded lota averaging TS x 118 feat. Onehundred homes era being hunt around 'Lake Kathryn. Around Lake Kathryn "ear* baa been exercised to preearva the natural beauty af tha gently roll­ ing terrain and tha big troaa. A FOR 20 YEARS dbudt’A Jjuxedo 3 H u Been Serving Sanford and t Semntole County With Quality Products Such As Nationally - Known —----- ' Tha Sanford Shrine Club la ana of the oldest organisations in tha city. Tha club waa organised In 1M0 and la Interested In many civic project*. On* of the projects of the club ia the sponsorship of the city bass, ball laagua in coorp#ration with other civic organisations under the leadership of City Recreation Dlrector Ronald Parry. Tha club tend* fruit and money to the Crippled Children’s Home In Greenville, 8. C. Member* Vf tha rlub support local charities IM community p r o j e c t s , Dinnera, dances, and barbecue* highlight there1a no need to be Feeds - Armour F e r t i l i z e r INSECTICIDES — GARDEN SUPPLIES BABY CHICKS — PET SUPPLIES The Sanford Rotary Club waa organised In 1B21 and now h u more than BO members. Rotarians are Interested prl- Now*! tha time to escape this life DRYER you can stop lugging Mu washable* flugy-frvdi end wmUeof weather, An Electric Dryer, , washer, inner aid water heater, from dnidaery. brines you coaler, tag. And m em ha, H’e (beeper U ‘euedry than lo ua* a rembtaetto C o m e r .San fo rd A m . ond Second St production for IBB* waa than IBB! In thro* maj stawai (laid crop*, vegetal Exchange PHONE FA 2*1024 SANFORD, FLORIDA t f �m - 1' *v* One Of Stylish Models In Ravenna Park Section Developers Cater To All Tastes In Building Quality living midst Florida 41 beauty la the theme at Ravenna Park homei. * Full citrui trees surround th n e Medallion Homes bordering Lake Ravenna in the rolling citrus country west of Sanufrd. "We’re proud of the quality workmanship in the houses and • • residential K. Shoe, f on !nl* 1“ , ViV W ii m available KITCHENETTES find OVERNIGHTS • ALL AIR CONDITIONED Reanonahle R ites B.v Day, Week or ,Monlh 2706 Orlando Dr. (U. S. 17-92) FAtrftx 2-9986 Sanford, Fla. OWNED and MANAGED by MR. A MRS. OSA AGEE iiiiii-auiiRiTU iHvvia w*u »« an parts of the subdivision. Ravenna Park home* have three or four bedrooms and one or two baths. Sliding glass door* nr sercened-in porches open onto living room areas in most models. There Is plenty of storage space In utility rooms and ample rlosels. Wide driveway! give eaay entrance to carporta. Bronx* medallions in front of Ravenna Park homei ahow that the house* arc fully up to dale for living electrically. The medal­ lions are given by the Florida Power A Light Co. to homes that meet the electrical industry’s re­ quirements of full houaepower. An interior decorator has colorcoordinated each Ravenna Park home. Kitchen appliancei are In new. bright shades to complement the rest of the interior. Built-in ranges and ovens are featured in many of the kitchen*, and they all have garbage disposals. Ravenna Park residents have their choice of scenery and con­ venience* within a short radius of their homes. The Mayfair Country Club golf course lies lets than a halt mile away, with the pleasant community of Lake Mary just beyond. Eastward. In the other direction, lies Sanford with its shopping convenience*. A high school. Junior high and. airmentary schools are within a ahort driving distance. Organised in 19fo with a char­ ier meiMber.Hp of 13 rejiresefl. ta li'c hWncs* nd rrpteiii'm al uomeq, l'if Pi'ot Cluh of San­ ford it oni of '1 club* in f'c S n ? of Florida which com w ltct Dis­ trict Four of Pilot Intern* :'an-l. Mr*. Raymond Pall it the cur­ rent preticlent of t v l o r c l u h . She attended the Pilot Interna­ tional Convention In Chicago laat July. Four member* attended the Stale Convention held in Ft. Pierce in Sept.. 1939 and the entire club attended a joint merl­ ins with the Orlando Cluh to celebrate Founder! Day in Oc­ tober. Major project of the club It the Milk Bank which furnithet milk, fresh, fanned and powder­ ed. to Indlsent families in Semi­ nole County. The club alto tent a high ichooi Undent to Girls State in Tallahaiaee and a Salvation Army delegate to camp. An area is assigned the club tn canvas* in the United Fund Drive; and one day ia given to manning tha Salvation Army Kettlea In De­ cember, The Seminole County Chapter. Crippled Children'! Society, was •ponaorrd by the Pilot Club and the work of tha aociety ia ac­ tively carried on by Pilot mem­ bers, including addressing enve­ lopes. stuffing and mailing the Easter Seals, and sponsoring the Easter Lily Rail. A float was entered in the Armed Force* Day Parade and also the Christmas Parade. An award I* presented to the the "Outstanding Teenager" in Pineeresl School and to the "Oulaianding Patrol Leader" tn San­ ford Grammar School each *i« weeki school period. The Sanford Rusinea* and Pro Women's Club hat frtiional about 30 member* who meet twice a month. On- la the regular busi­ ness meeting and the other ia a dinner and program meeting. The club sponsors a dental clinic for children who are un­ able to afford dental rare and members have been assisting Ihe Sanford police and Navy Shore Patrol In seeing that school chil­ dren gel across the aireeti safe­ ly where there are no traffic light*. The cluh waa founded In 1919 and tha chief purpose Is to ele­ vate the standard* for women In husinr.j, and professions and to promote' the interest of and bring about a spirit of cooperation among business and professional women of the United Slates. Sanford Has Many Active Civic Groups Their Work Adds To Community Progress Beta Sigma Phi. a sorority ofi Modeling. Members a rt assigned international scope with Its pro-1different suhle.-ts to present at the gram of cultural growth, service reeling* wi,,< '•**. . . . . ... . .. Paulette White as program eha ralma and social life, has three 4un r chapter! in Sanford. They are Mra. Lloyd 0 . Swain t» prealdent Gamma Lambda, Xeta XI and XI .,| lh(. Zeta XI chapter and her ofBela Eta. fleer* are Mr*. Wendell L. SpringThe XI Beta r.ta l* an Earmplar fjr Id. Miss Mary Ann Wright. Mis* Chapter and to be eligible for Relay Anne Carter. Mist Sonja membership you must have been Monforton and Mrs. Philip K. Bach an aeiive Bela Sigma Phi member jt tponsor. for four yeara and have completed Zeta Xi member* nave adopted four program book*. Formed in a needy family for the year and Mr*. C. M. Nichols, Mr*. Frank M rbinr and Mra. Donald Rales. Their main service projects this year have bern in giving a Thanksgiving basket to the Salva­ tion Army; Christmas gift* to pa­ tient* at Chattahoochee and most recently, establishing a clothing bank for needy school children. Each month the Gamma Lambda chapter sponsors a birthday cele­ bration for the members of the County Home and have worked with the American Canrcr Society in their ranvassing of Sanford. Of­ ficers. with Mra. Rrida McCall as president, are Mrs. B a r b a r a Green, Mrs. Vcrmelle Peterson, Mrt. Sylvia Howe. Mr*. Arthurrne Cook and Mrs. Joe Corley, aponaor and director. Programs for the year Included informative talks on subject* such as Oratory, Speech, Proae and Poetry, Music and Sculpture and n ew n ew P lN E C W t t * I* Our Speciality STEAK ft . CHICKEN * SEA Welcome Wagon For Newcomers HIGHWAY The Welcome Wagon Cluh of Sanford was organised in Septem­ ber. 1917, to give newcomers to the city a chance tn meet and make new friend* in the community. The cluh officers are elected each Ja n ­ uary and JunA. It la a social cluh with nominal dura. Twn mrelinga a eon and the second, a night meet­ ing at the Sanford Woman’s Club building. U you plan to make Sanford your new home, be lure to call tht Welcome Wagon hostess as soon aa you reach town. The Chambar of Commerce will fumiih the tele­ phone number. • FOOD 80UTH MAXINE and Your ROB HANCOCK Hueta First F ederal YOUR BUDGET should always your saving* acco u n t at atart with an Item f Firat Federal. EACH MONTH you should protact your happiness in the future by acting wisely in the present. Here ia the beet place for FIN E C A R S T Y L IN G FOR T H E ECO N O M Y-W ISE Liberal Earuingu THE COMET, a combination of economy and taeteful styling, to two to three feet shorter than standard s lit cars, but boasts travel room far a family of a li, plus luggage. All Cometu, the two and four door sedans and two and four door atatlon wagons, are powered with coet-saving d x cylinder engines end are available with either automatic or manual trammlaaloas. Priced A h L o w A i • S f lA A O .0 0 Availability Safety 2 Door Sedin Pius Tr*n»P®rt BEST - B U IL T • ALSO SAVE FOR SECURITY ECO N O M Y C A R IN A M ER IC A HEADOU AKTEKH FOR ENGLISH FORDS n 1 111111 m 1 g j|g § j|| ■ I 1 B i ; 1 /■ ' . a -ill “1, ■* Sh. �WSLL, W ONeopjn COLLY, HOW COU.OITBLLF THEv TOTH. Om of (hi new cultural effort* In Sanford during the p u t year waa formation of tha Sanford Art AiioclaUon by individual! Inter* •Had In art appreciation. Charter metnberihlp wae doted out ju it before the snocletion's iflrat ibow at the Civle Center but member* still a r t Invited. Art critic* and vlilter* to the ahovr proclaimed It one of tbe outstanding one* seen in Florida. It attracted viewer* from ell over the central p art,o f the state. The association has »et up a regular schedule of weekly meet, ings Including painting and crafts workshop* a n d authoritative apeakers free of charge, The association works in eo* operation with the Sanford Reerestlon. Department. Art Association Began Ambitious Projects First Show Uncovered Much Local Talent ALICE and ARE PIONT WOO (T NOT ONLY HAS ALL TH VARIOUS SEEDS YOU’D f CARE T* PLANT, BUT ALSO CONTAINS... H£E Beef rattle prtcea were stronger In 1950 than any year slnca 1152. SET o u r CP MY WM£ COCOON.1I'M IN COMMAND—AND I'M BLASTING . THOSE WHEELS y f X HAVETOCur X LEON THE PEAS TO GET f MORE ALTITUDE/ > Z'M CO N G TO DROP THE OTHER LANDING HERE TO SERVE YOU with GEAR/ IT'S i FAILING! V 'l NOTHINGCAN W KEEPUS UP W NOW/ANDYOUYC LOSTONE LANDINGGEAR/ DON'T BE A BLIND BTKAKH end SEA FOOD flood lireakfaata from 15c up Delicious, Mouth-watering Hot CekM OUR SPECIALITY Goulash with Salad sod French Bread l i e TOOL, COOKE.'/LOOK AT THE ALTIMETER— AWGE s m TOU WNPttO TEN . AND Italian Spaghetti aad Meat Ball* with Salad and French Bread* 11.25 Dol-Ray Building In South Of County Houses Sold As Fast As They’re Built G U » — */ NICE y o u M 'U H A V t TO S A IL . ou r/ j f SLAKE, HIS , NIBS «tM 5 , BLAKE, WE HAD DOUBTS WHEN’ VOUWERE INDUCTED**BUT NO cl MORE. yoUPE A FIR5T-OA55y MAN. PROUD—. — i r id of w u . y ^ T / su m THIS** GREAT BUNCH PROUD Of ME-ANDj 1-SPIED ON r~~1t THEM-i Dol-Ray Manor Homes Find Dol-Ray Manor la 10 percent gold out after one year In' bust* Mas and all completad horns* thorn ara occupied. Tbe community on the border Bf Altamonte Springs has proved m popular that devaloptrs W. Vernon Myera and Charlas E. Gallagher have added a 111-home •ompenkm community. - Adding to tha features ih sy jm t In a t Del-Bay, Myera aad Gil* * la th e r hava mora citrus and ahada M a s a t their new development. The parts* rt will build custom Mamas to the buyer's plana or will tailor any design home they •re now building at Dol-Ray to w it tha customer’s aeslrei. Build­ ing site* a r t sold to Individuals 20 acre development on SR 4U. A position across the street from the new Altamonte Springs Elementary School leads off the list of desirable features at DolRay Manor. City convenience! in* dude street lights, sidewalks, eurba and a central water system. Tha davelopcrs take pride in havlog made the high land pro* Sect a planned community for both retired folks and growing famUles. YOU COUP TW NM KO Vf/tTO THA LAW FOA ATTKMPTKO m MU/fPSR, a NEXT JET INN Nor 7«*tT7 BAR HIGHWAY 17-92, SOUTH SANFORD, FLORIDA as t o m o r r o w the true Southemphasised at jcmriwTr»j£DOF I j s t e m in s t o t h e BOSS S INSULTS « I L l. C O N G R A TU LA TE VOU ON T H E M A G N IF IC E N T W A Y YOU H A N D L E D T H E 1— A root HIMANO S STUFFCOTTON •VHXBYDEAL j — YOU R E A CENIUS--VWMAT A 1 K EEN B U S IN E S S LIK E MIND * YOU H A VE-IM MIGHTY PROUD TO H A V E YOU ON M Y S T A F F A l*-“ J NEVER “ H HEARDA WORD THEOLDGROUCH, *----T LAID -7—^ tf& r V iiiK Home Clubs Have • as ■ 06838809 m Home demonstration work start­ ed In Seminole County in 1934 and In 1135 tha Seminole County Hama Demonstration Council waa organ­ ised. Thera srr now nlno Homo Dem•natratinn clubs In the county, the Xldor Springs, G a n e v a , Lake 100 E a a t Commercial S irw t a r t ore being trained to glvo dem•nitrations In tha various dubs. Clubs ara Interested In home im­ provement, (exterior and Interior), •rafts, foods, child care, health, clothing, homo management, freesfng, laundering, new materials on the market, home ground!, family life, family legal affairs, n crealion, consumer credit, safety and many otbera. Thera are bulletins on these subf«cts a t tha agent's office, all free. They can be obtained by contact* tag the office in the courthouse, ffbo program has grown from can* nlng, sewing and cooking to the many programs that ara offend today. The main project this year will ha family life, with a continuation f f home Improvement. WHAT DO V3U BAY TD you* MOTHERf Sanford, Florida TWO VIEWS of the most desirable professions! IS I IN address In Hanford , , , « • * IX I fV ' . Sanford's Lion Club, organised | | year* ago la • non-political orlaaMatimi which stresses a lively “HOME” SOME Following Firm n NERVE SECURITY AHMOCIATK8, INC. EARNS INSURANCE AGENCY TRIM.KITE FIGURE HALON 8 Interest in governmental and tlvlc iffilrs. The Sanford Dona Club, ai does Urn national organisation, spend* • grant deni ef time supporting the night improvement program. Sadi year proceeds from a liaht V / ’ bulb sale la Sanford ianeasn tha Liens Fund for sight conservation. . The club supports tunny other For The PLAZA WASMTTHAT ch o pto p* , » WHY HANG . UP OH H im .' THE STINGY cBeePL1 DB INFORMATION, ^ E a g f B 'n l HIM- J " h—n ^ a e s w .WlfH r- - o w Wh im he AS1CEO MtTO a the p h o n e I i 1 i call 5- W D ID CONTACTS , PAY HALF > HeT^SftrwAT BERGSTROM PHOTO HEKVICE A. V. 1MIUONEY, SURVEYOR* GREEN A OSBURN, CPA HERCULES POWDER CO. W. L« KIRK, INVESTMENTS £ I DIDN'T MINO J T GOING DUTCH ^ THE AT TO A MOWE �u ri— T The "Magic Number" For Ad RESULTS — FA 2-2611. CLASSIFIED INDEX M . QMS Food T . For R m $. W u M to R n t 4. Beal Eetolo W u d 5. R**l Batata F i r Salt i M a rt|« |« Lm m 7. Bulla*!* Oppertenltiee 7-A lam raae* a. Fame)* Help Wanted ». Mala Mali Wanted. I I . Mala *r F auala 11. Work W aatai J t . F la u k la i Sarriaaa W l. Elactrieal Sarrkaa 14. Bait!, P aint A Btpelr 15. (Special Sarriaaa 1S-A Scanty Farleen 14. Ptewera A Plaata 17. Pats • Liras tack . Snppliaa 14. Machinery - Taala 14. Beats a ad Mstars 24. AalemaMlea 20-A Trailers I I . F sraltsr* , Articles P ar Sab A ArMela W aatai XL Nat less A Psrssaala « Classified Phone FA 2-2611 DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY t 5. Real Estate For Bala 2. For Rent TRAILER, p len an t surroundings, water furnished; adults, no pets, FA 2-3447. 'THE OLD HOME TO W N ~8v STANLEY Yem-THMYfew v B c r m m iN N W W V ,u4r* . . K il . . UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipped. 2403 Willow Ave. Call FA 2-2432 or FA 2-3431. 5. Rani Eatnta For Salt WAS IT YOU? Looking for a quiet area for liv­ ing at its beat? Thia very desirable home, located in Fern Park area, la for the discriminating family. NEWLY, decorated, dean 3 room furnished apartment. 601 Pal­ metto. Dial FA 2-4334. 5. Rani Entntn Fnr flnln WYNNEWOOD: 1 B. R. bottae, $1104 equity and Beautiful 3 Bedroom 1 Bath $14 monthly paym ent Phan# FA 2-3474. Home with Hardwood floors. G. E. equipped Kitchen. Ther­ mostatically controlled Heat. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Well, Landaeapped Lot on Dead SURETY BONDI End Street where Children play In aifety. We will be proud to RAYMOND M. BALL ■how you thin today. AND ASSOCIATES $550 DOWN 2 Urge bedroomi, living room, Florida room, family alia hitthen, equipped, enclosed ga­ FHA Financing—No Closing Coat rage with work ihop, large —for an appointment call — utility room, neat wall built, masonry construction, beauti­ SPECIAL SERVICE fully Undecaped, n o bearing BRANCH OFFICE cllrua trees. A perfect eettlng W. H. "Bill" Stamper Agency for happy living, Florida style. 2401 Fark Drive 2-BEDROOM house, furnished or unfurnished. CaU FA 2-7134 be­ tween 3-4 p. ra. Tins., thru Frt. • 1 P. M. day bc- FURNISHED apartment 3 Urge fsrs lestrtten. Mae. • Sat. rooms with bath in halt, priv­ ate entrance. AdulU only. 307 STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Perk Ave. Teas, thru Fri. • I P. M. dsy be- 1-BEDROOM, nicely furnished fora iaeertlea. Man. - SsL ease. house, water furnished. 114 Elm. Phone FA 2-1062. R E S P O N iniU T T : Ths Herald will s e t be responsible FURN. A p t *014 W. 1st 8L FA 2-8331 It will be our pleasure to show you this lovely borne. FARMER'S Amy Andaraan Geaaviava (Jetnlc) Blair Carl Cherpening, Jr. Robert J. Schmidt Cmdr. G. R. stridden! Marvin Wffllama Ml So. Park Ave. Ph. FA M ltl Sanford Evans Bids- Lain Mary Fh. FA S-UN AGENCY N. V. F anner, Realtor W hat FR A N ’S D. H. W hitm an Lillian G. Ttnmn HAS TO O F A ueetilA i. 116 8. French Are. Ph. FA 1-1121 After hour*. FA 1-MU, FA B-44U. ■ 1. T-V Snrvlc* Within Thn Hour. FA 2-0341 ! 2. Sorvlc* Calls, $3.00 Plus PsrU . Sl o o k for mere then c m tacerrect Inser- FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house, tien s f yeer i t , end reserves the kllcben equipped. P h o n e r ) |h t t* revise *r reject any ad14. Last A Feaal FA 2-3303. vartlaement frem th a t erdarad t* RENT A BED ten fe rn te the pelirlea *f thia 2. For Rant Rellaway, Hospital 4k Baby Beds 5. Rea] Estate For Salt M H fSMALL HOUSE far r*n, 317 W. By D iy, Week or Month. For suburban living at It's best, Third. FA 3-1111. CABROLL'S FURNITURE choose a HALGEN-BU1LT borne Ph. FA 3-4141 111 W. l i t SL 3-BEDROOM horns completely 2. Far Rent in the Golf Course area, 3 miles furniibad including TV. Adults w«st of Sanford. 3 large bedLARGE 3 bedroom furnished up­ 4-ROOM furnished apartment $ao only, inquire a t 3300 Sanford stairs apartment, downtown, rooms, extra large living room, month, FA 2-3031. R Ave. plus formal dining and family water furnished. $43. C a l l FA 2-3071 before 3:30 P. M. room, controlled heat, double 3-BEDROOM duplex apartment, RENT OR SALE: 2-bedroom, kit­ carport. We feel that this Is chen furniahed home. Phone 117 EXCAMBRIA DR.: 2 bedroom lake privileges, $7$ mo.; Lake Seminole Ceuntys best new home FA 2-234L Mary. FA 2-3734. unfurnished house. Ph. FA 2-0020 but at only $14,500.00, with ■(ter 3:00 p. m. good terms. Exclusive with NEW duplex apartment, kitchen FLORAL HEIGHTS; 2 bedroom equipped $73 per mo. Phone apartment, one block South of 3-BEDROOM unfurnished bouse. Timplo 1-4403. Sanford Ave., on the air base FA 2-0003. 1901 Park Ave. route to tbo right, 6th. house on LIVE AT THE BEST ADDRESS LARGE 3 brdm. (urn. apt. $37.30 the left. Endera, Rt. 2 Box 372. IN TOWN. Nicely furnished and 1703 Magnolia. FA 2-3031. VA FINANCED decorated apartments, reason- MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE WILAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Lovely 3 bedroom, CB home, able. Park Apartments, 1717 CLEANEST. BEST RENTALS In like new condition. Situated private baths, 114 W. First Bt. Park Ave. FA 2-34M. > IN SANFORD. CALL FA 2-0274. on weU landscaped lot in beau­ Stia Orange: 2 bedroom unfurnMODERN two bedroom clean un­ 2-ROOM furnished apartment, S10 tiful Plnecrcat, this home slaked house, kitchen electrical­ furnished house, 1810 W. Third Magnolia. Phone A. K. ltoeietfeatures fully equipped kitchen ly equipped. $80. ter, Florest. FA 3-lSSL plus all the extras! 3411 Willow: 3 bedroom unfurn­ SLEEPING BOOMS, The Gables, 431 Magnolia Avs. FA 2-0730. ished bouse, kitchen electrically This home can he yours for only equipped. $104. $1473 down, and payments leia OFFICE SPACE, $30 .month. 306 than rentl Only $70.24 per W. 13th Street. Ph. FA 2-2*31 m t C R IMVBBB FICTTTIOrS FURNISHED apartments, hard­ month. Total cost of the home, s a u STATl’TVi days, FA 2-1401 nights. wood floors, til* baths. 401 W. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCBItRt only $11,4M. May we serve 37th. S tre e t Notlr* li hsrsfey *lv*n that ths 1— BR. house, furnished, $40. you? mindsvatsnae, pursuant to ta* "Fie* BR. house, kitchen equipt. $70. V illo u s Item* ntstuti" chapter UNFURNISHED bouie. FA 3-1414. 2— 2—BR. house, kitchen equipt. $13. il l .41, n s r i i s Btstuts, will rsttal .r wttn IDS Ct#rh at the Clrtult 3-BEDROOM bouse, unfurnished, 4—BR. house, unfurnished, $100. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2430 court, la and for Orsnss County. "Open till 1:34 P. M." ROSA L. PAYTON So. Sanford Ave. on Oakway Ph. FA 2-1301 17-B2 at Hiawatha Florida, upon vssatst sf proof of this nstles, ths publication i t *- * Driva, near U k e Jessup. $30 EQUITY in 2 bedroom house, 1$1* tillage nsms. ths ftctltlsus per month. Phene FA 3-0443. 2-B. R. house, furnished. Adults. Summerlin. FA 22823 altar 6. io-wltl TB1-C1TT ULBCTBtO . FA 2-7464. tindsr wklsh X sm s s is c s d In COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: 3 bUSlSSSA bedroom re-aalci available. Im­ at fisiabsr lit Plumssus Drive Sunlsnd Estates — 3 bedroom, 1 NICELY furnished apartments, (Orlssta Osrdsns) P. O. Box SIS, mediate occupancy. $223 down, bath, kitchen equipped, 114 Elm. Phone NO 1-3247. In tbs city Ol A iuissnts HMDS*. aatume monthly payments of $104 per month Florida. FURN. apt. 2300 Mellon villa. $37.30. Inquire at office, W. 30th, Thst ths p s r tr 1nUraat*4 ts B i l l buslnsss sstsrprlts, Is ss MeUonvUla — 4 bedroom, S bath, 1-BEDROOM housa In country. Street, Sanford. FA 3-7402. evarytklsg furnished CaU FA 2-1223. IIEUMUTH L BID Bit $173 per month Bishop A BornstSln. 14,000 SS K«»t Pins StrsSt, 3. Real Estate For Sale 7.500 nrlsndo. Florida. Vernango — I b#droom, com Its ltd st Ssmtnots Couatr. Florida, plainly furnished Marsh IS, ISIS. SANFORD PROPERTIES $40 per month Puhllah Mar. It, t l 4 Apr. d. M. 16,500 Acreage, Commercial, Residen­ Bad Arithmetic? Maybe so. But tial Florence H. Harriss, Realtor Mayfair — 3 bedroom, 3 bath, figure It out for youreelf — 414 Atlantic Bank Building leads e l extras. Sanford, Florida |1M per month 3 bedroom, I bath concrete block home on secluded lake—proper­ S ACRES farm land Sanford Cel­ Tn see these and other exclusive ty is 600 feat d e n on the West, ery Delta, $430 per acre, only rentals, contact property mans 300 feet on tho East, with over $230 down, five years to pay ger at 200 fed along Lake S horebalance. Richards Hold Mel­ Total price only $14,300. Stenstrom Realty bourne, Fla. $3300 down and $43 per month 111 N. P ark Avs. Phons FA 3-3430 “ Open till 3:30 P. M." C. A. Whiddon, Sr. W. If. “ Bin" STEMPER Agency 112 N. Park Phons FA 2-4M1 BROKER 3 BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ m ent. Mrs. Baughn FA 3-3314. 202 So. Fark Ave. Pk FA 2-5411 Phone FA 2 8331 2401 Park Dr. 5. Real Estate For Hale DISTINCTIVE BRITTANY HOME! CENTRAL HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING For permanent pleasure, permit Very attractive two bedroom C. B. us to show you this choice Mayhome located In nice sec­ fair area homo featuring 3 tion of Sanford, on 100 x 130 ft. large bedrooms, 2 full baths, well landscaped lot. hardwood floors, fireplace, aeparale family room, and double Features Include fully equipped carport. Surrounded by excel­ clectrie kitchen, dlapoiil, plus lent neighbors, this is a real central heating and air condi­ buy at $23,000.00. 4Wr. mort­ tioning with ducta to all rooma. gage of 113,300.00 can be as­ Also many, many extras to sumed, terms arranged on down numerous to mention here. It payment. Contact must be seen to be appreciated. Seminole Realty ■ C. B. S, home on high lot with paved street and rights to canal. House equipped with GE stove, refrigerator, dl ahwasher, dis­ posal and washing machine, Stenstrom Realty 118,900 - $3,300 DN. 2-LOTS, 40 ft. x 140 ft. each, between 4th. and 7th., on Mellonville Ave,, partly cleared, with city conveniences. $4,500 TERMS ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 1-1301 17-43 at Hiawatha HOME SEEKERS Call ua today and see thia attrac­ tive 2 bedroom, 1 bath home on a beautifully abided corner lot. Featuring hardwood floors, fully equipped kitchen and fenced In beck yard, thia la one of the neatest buys In Sanford. After only 31700 down, you can move in today and assumo payments of $71 per month. Total price only $10,7001 It Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 •'Open till 8:30 P. M." Pays i i i i FR A N S T V 303 Sanford i I Avonut Stenstrom Realty Ph. FA 3-2430 C. B. S. home located on M x l i t No. Perk Open evenings tin I;SO 140 ft. lot with good water and lake privileges. 4 BEDROOM. 2 BATH I i CALL US NOW1 FA 2-9856 The total price of this home It ia only $3850 with low down ptyFOR THE BEST menta and monthly payment! In commercial and residential leas than rent. May w* serve building sites — have a large you? •election. 4 BEDROOM. 2 BATH I 1 Seminole Realty Legal Notice FER! I I Hama, If It I I I 3. Exnct Entlmnta Of Repairs In » Runn Over Wn Taka Thn Loan. * 4. 2 Trucks To Sanra - You. I 5. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 6. Speclnln On Pletnra Tubas. 17” — $23.50 ■ 21” — $32.50 24” — $42.50 I 7. Open 8:00 A. ‘ M. To 9i00 P. M. Will Taka Calls At Anytlm t A t Might 8. Backs! B y $ Yearn’ Itp trlaaca. ltOl Park Avo.. FA 2-3232 • T -V | NEW HOMES BY BROOKFIELD MILLS Invites Y o u . . . ODHAM A TUDOR South Plnacrcat On Onora Rood, He. of Hanford to live and week la Banincd, Florida Sunland EiUtan 17-91, 3 mile* Ha. at Honiara FROM $173.44 DOWN VA-FHA, FHA-1N-BEKV1CE Immediate Occnpanry 1 Year Peraanal Hatletacttoa GUARANTEE — on construction of y o lr Home— ar your dawn payment A cloolng coala reloaded FREE WELCOME Ta Banrardl B* Our Gaoato Foe 4 Daya Abealntoly Free, Without Obligation At Om Of Hanford's Leading Motels While You Locate Houelag F ar Yen A Your Family. Pick Up Kaya At 8alea Office! ODHAM A TUDOR Hwy. 17-11 A 27th BL Balsa Office Raafard Ph. FA S-tMl W* offer ateady, wall paid Jake 4a acporisaoad machine operators. We manafactnro Batter Hperil wear and gwim Baits* Our rata af pay ia comparable- to Indaatry, tn tb* country, nay other la Uh Wa alto offer all unite benefits tad guarantee mi$H$ mant all year round. FOR INFORMATION B R O O K F I E L D MILLS 203 N. ELM AVE. SANFORD* FLA. Stenstrom Realty R E A D Y TO S E R V E Y O U R E V E R Y REAL ESTATE NEED S A N FO R D 'S In beautiful Sanford and Semnlole County. To GROVES, FARMS, ACREAGE, INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL AND HIGHWAY. PROPERTV, TYPICAL OP THE HOMES AVAILABLE._______________ New 4 bedroom masonry, aeeea* ta large lake Just 200 yards away, $12,WO.________________ Use T acne, flva In bearing grove, plus neat $ bedroom home. LOVELY fa tba word * r this S bad room, plus Fla. ream, for only $10*30. 200 aerec, on large laka and paved rotd. • Another retirement home a t $7*00._______________________ Excellent 10 acre tiled farm, neat 2 bedroom house, Need 3 bodromeT Then too this one for only $12*30, masonry, oa largo lo t Rural. US HOMES • FIRST FOR THE BEST! acroa, X bedroom maionry home, fenced and crossed fen­ ced, M r large fishing Uke. • LOTS RENTALS • • ACREAGE COMMERCIAL • • FARMS PROPERTY • MANAGEMENT • Investments • L ike Property • Retirement 40 aerae. with appx. 1000 feet fronting an U, S. 17-92. ■ —— ■ — '■ — TO Like to have guasta? You will love thia o m for $14*00, including guest house over garage. Major oil aervlea station, What about a hams w ith Income 7 Thia t fam ily house, M at as a pin, closa is, priced 'way below market a t $10*40. A Reel Estate Firm Smell Enough To Laundromats, (2). Give Personal Attention To Its Clients, Trailer cites. Yet Large Enough To Cover Every S . V. W ant II wa IFBT4* Ads Traau, R. H. Ivara, D. B . WMtaora. i't htv* tha type proparty you want, w all gat It ■crclal, laduatrlal ar buaiaaaa opportunity. far you, whether It La a Phase Of The Real Estate Business. home, farm, FA R M ER ’S A G E N C Y , R EA LTO R S 11$ 8 . Franck A r t . <17. 8. Highway 17*92), j\ GROVES 11 —OB— This ona la tha city for only $14*30.______________________ Herald SEE 120 a c m , with lake frontage, plue small lake*. This S bedroom retirement home fo r only $7*30. The "Complete Real Estate Service" Pkoaa F A irfa s 2*1111 a r F A irfa s L illi. �W w- New, Something Old 13. E lectrical Services S. Fem ale Help W anted GROVE MANOR ROME: 1013 Uo coin St., * bedroom, ivt bath, double carport. ! NOTICE j HOME SEEKER \ W itch This Spfice LOCH ARBOR Located la LitUa Venice on canal. Three bedroom, 1H bathe, kit­ chen equipped. $2000 down and aiiumo 4H r. mortgage. Tout price $14,100. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realoat Raymond Luedqulat, Aaaae. PA M0S1 Atlantic Beak Bldg. CURB GIRLS RURAL HIDEAWAY 20 ACRES Mu it be II. Apply in per ion Pig ■N Whittle. Ancient dwelling bouat surroundod bjr magnificent magnoliaa and fruit treei S5SM -TER M S SANFORD HOUSEWIVES Capable women are needed to advertise AVON COSMETICS In profitable territories-. Write. Manager, Box 241. Lockhart, for interview in your borne. W. H. "BUI" 8TEMPER Agency Pbosa PA 3-4IOI 112 N. Park Pboat PA 2-tUI n o t Park Dr. Beautiful landscaped lake front­ age property with attractive 2 bedroom, lVh bath borne on Lake Kathryn. Approximately I acres, $12,000. It* desirable location lends lualf to ideal Florida living. LAKE MARY LOTS 'M s beautiful ala mem and bath Largo US foot lot, with email pond In rear. Can ba divided into two building lots. We think aorta, utility and storage room. the pries la right! May we Uudarground sprinkler system servo? te r the lawn. Located on t large Sten strom Realty e s n a r let a t 2400 Oak Ava. The 111 S. Park Avo. Phone PA 21420 g ACRES price will ba reduced $S0 each Open *t« 1:10 p. m. day until sold. Original price It) d o st proximity of schools, churches, and shopping in Laka today's «l«S 0. P m e n t Mary. Just HO foot off hardlean, approximately lto,«so can Outstanding Values lop road, This won't la'atl bo assumed. Monthly payments NO acrea ranch land, WO acres m 9VS. Shown by anointm ent Stenstrom Realty only. D on't delay. Sot M ay . improved pteture, 1.2 miles 111 N. Park Ava. Phona PA 2-2420 highway frontage, SIM. per acre. "Open Evanhigi tUl 1:10 P. M." Term*: M% down, Balance U yeari. RETIRING? - Lot ua help you aeleet your horn* In the Sanford IS scree Irrigated farm, with I bedroom house and b a r n, area. We havo the home u> $44,100.00 30* down, balance 10 < suit your budget. AH Inquiries years. promptly answered. Legal Notice Seminole Realty I AM CsaOMara aa* fn w a a Ha*, g tea San m O ta a U s Agataat 1101 Park Ava. Sanford Yau aa« aach at yon ar* harabr rtffM a a i ' required tn present >y Malta* U S Oamanda which >a. ar atthar ar yea, mar have o v e bank raiait the aatat* of THOMAS NOTICEn rI Ir mh ereby w» ■FIHSU, deceased, tat* »f aald a r c c h e a t e d In business atht at Vera maty, la th* Ceuntr Jude* ef Plaea. F e rn P a r k , l e m l a o l e t ’o u a . Deceased |y, Florida, u n d r r ( h r fictitious name af, F a r o Ftaaa • l a u n d r o m a t a n d m a t wa Intend fn ra e la ia r aald M m * w ith th a -Clark of tha r i r c u t l Court, Hamtnala County, County Florida, In a r r o r d i n M wllh the erovlslnna e f the Fletllinu* Kama e ta t u ta a , to- wit t n e t Hon III. IS Florida HtolUl.s t i l l . ■ I ll N o r w s t l a u n d r o m a t laa. Iladw le 0 . N orw al Anna M. N orw at Publish Mar. 11, I I A Apr. 4. I t. In tha f u r l a f t h a f s a i i r J n 4 s * . Seat In ala C a a a ty . Florida. In Frn* bat*. In r a t Matata a t JOHN N. DONMLiON D em and Ta All CraOltarr aa* Paraaaa Ra*. Ian c talma aa Deaonn** Again** Bate 'Bata ta i PARK HOMES • Q a la t C e w u a lly • M ur GeV C ount Tab a n * aach a f you a r a h . r s b y not If 1*0 an* required ta proaonl any rlalm o and de m ands which yau. a r a lt h a r a f yau, m ay h a r t a g ain st tha a atata of JOHN N. POXEIAON, dacaaaad, lata nf aald County, t a tha County J u d a o of a tm ln o to County. Florida, a t hi* office In th* r o u r l liouat a f aald County a t Aanford, Florida, w i t h ­ in olah t oalondar month* from tho lima of th# first publication of this nolle#. Bach claim or damend shall bo In w rltlnu. and ■holt a u t o lit# p lic a of roaldonc* and post atftca addroo* of tho ctalmani. on* shall bo sw orn U by tho cla im a n t h i t a g e n t o r at* torn*y, a n d a n y aach claim or domsnd not ao n i s i shall ha vet*. / * / J o h n I* Donation Aa A d m in is tra to r of tha Natal* of JUIIN N. DONRLAON, dr.-eased •TSNemoM, da vie a mcixtoam Attornoya tor A d m in is tra to r E dw a rds ItulMIng Hanford, Florida OPEN DAILY •:M A . M. m i D o rk SUNDAY t t M F . M . T t t D ork ShtmmakaM Route Wiring — Electric Servlet Sid Vlhlen j TYPING at home, legal or any RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. other. Phono FA 1MM. 112 Magnolia FA 2-0*13 WANTED— Work for experienc­ ed painters and General utility 14. Build. Paint * Repair work. Reasonable ratei. Free eitim atet. Ed 0 ‘ConneIl. Call THOS. E. THOMPSON COLLECT Orange City, General Contractor Home Carpentry Repairs SP 4-7402. Roofing k Siding D A Y S WORK, housework. Phona FA 2-6433 FA I«1M. PAINTING® WILL care for children in my WALL PAPERING k Work Guaranteed Bod Beard home, all hours. Ph. FA 2 MM. Contact SOI Wait tlh IL Phone FA 2-MU TVPING and bookkeeping dona in my home. Ph. FA 2-0302. SALESMAN, part time, neat in appearance, late teens nr early twenties, with auto or scOoter, to work for national organisa­ 15. Special Service* tion. Closing leads, no canvass­ LAWN MOWING and yard work, ing. . Apply 203 Mcich Building, trimming, edging, or any odd Tuesday > to S. a uto g lass jobs. FA 2-1313. INSTALLED WANTED: Neat real estate selesmen, must be a live wire — 12. num bing Servieeu Windshield Back Gins* with integrity. Write Box P, e»o Door Glas* Vent Glasi PLUMBING Sanford Herald. SERVICE Contracting * Repairs Senkarik Glass a n d Paint Co, Free Estimates R. L HARVEY 11 114 W. ted it. FA 2-4*21 WE NEED H i Sanford Avo. Phooa FA 2430 ALL TYPE* PERSONNEL PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING Personnel Service W. L. HARMON 40* Metcalf Building PH. FA 2-4211 After I P. M. Orlando, Florida properties grooi. 50 - FROM - $69 Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty Sanford and Seminole County's Authorized O BUlCK o PONTIAC O RAMBLER O VAUXHALL Dealer .* V . ■old estate In tho otflca of Hon Aloaandtr Wilson Coualy Juda* af O.tnlnol* County, at hli efllr* In th* Court Housa in Banfard, Flor­ ida, within olglil Mlondsr months from ths tlms of tho first puhllao. lion of this nolle#. Ksrh rlslm or demand mutt ho In writing and contain tho ptsco of rooldonro and post office address of the claimant and must bo sworn ta by tho cla Int­ ent, his aaont or attorney, or tho ■ins shall bo void. Austin Donald Mifonor Ao Ksscutor of tsld Mitts. HORNRLI. A HOUIU.AND 1ST N. Msln Blrtel Orlando. Florida Aiiornoy* for Raoouior Publish Mar. T, 11, It, II, 11*1. LARGE NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME DerifOid to lira yau tha maot living apace peg tetter tavante* FHA Ftnsnctnf • 9350, Down • 960 Mo. tedwdieg rInning St. Johns Village mm FA 2-71S3 Plumbing A Heating GROCERY A “ 88" Service Station Mrn-Women $20. Daily. Sell Lumi­ CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: AR AIR CO'DITIONING with re- NICE 2 bedroom home, 3 baths, nous nameplates. Write Reeves on Hwy. 17-02, across from work guaranteed. Frea Eiti* wall to wall earpet. For quick CONTRACT and REF MR WORK Co., Attleboro, Mass. Circusland alto. mates. Phona FA 2-7111. ■ale eall FA 2-2721. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2*3*3 MOTEL 130 aerei with 4,000 feet on large Personnel Service lake, $335.00. Good terma and St. Johns Realty Co. Located on 17-01 near city limits, Member of Chamber release clauses. with 111 ft. on highway, depth of Commerce THE TIHL TESTED FIRM approximately 000 ft. Six units. 10 Y ean in Business REAL ESTATE DRk'E IN 11$ N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 24123 I three room collage and owners 40* Metcalf Building J. W. HALL home; all furnlthcd. Orlando, Florida 3-BEDROOM block home, kitchen $$44 Franck Ava. 100,000 WITH TERMS equipped. Buy equity. 4tkflReuueor ADVANCE college ROSA L PAYTON TEACHER loin. Plnecrest. FA 2-7303. "Call Hall" Phone FA 3 3*41 student; Interesting summer position for educated, ambi­ And Associates 3 BEDROOM house, furnished or tious person. 3340 minimum unfurnished, will rent $110 per Registered Real E italr Broker salary for 60 days: opportunity Ph. FA 2-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha mo. By owner. Call FA 2-SMO. for advancement and perman­ ency. Box S. E., C o Sanford 20 Acrct, rich irrigated and tiled $3,000 BUYS Herald. farmland on paved road, 10 Looking for Home k Income? l-el minutes Worn Sanford, only BIG INCOME! ua show you some Income pro­ EDUCATED — Ambitious person. $000.00 pdr acre. Alto 10 acre ducing apartment houses, aueh $4,000 minimum salary first BOATING farm, moatly cleared, plua as this 4 unit offering at MAKE MONEY on all phases .f 300 days., opportunity for pro­ homeilta with citrue treei. only $34,000, with Income of $380.00 motion after first 100 day*. the boomlna boating builnesa $ 1,000.00. per month. Box S. E.. c o Sanford Herwith an tBA franchise. IRA ford Herald. Seminole Realty Seminole Realty g i v e s needed, money-saving M O V E S Y O U IN 1101 Park Ava., Sanford services to tha Boating World; R E A L ESTATE. SALESMEN INI Park Ave. Sanford Boat Owners and Businesses and SALESWOMEN for pro­ supplying their many need*. jects in Sanford area. Real HOME BUILDING SITE Become part of International opporyintly. Backed by news­ chain operation. No experience Large let 1M feet In depth, Pal­ 3-BEDROOMS, Hi TILE BATHS with color** fixture*, paper, radio and mail promo­ necessary. Follow simple pro­ metto Avenue, xoned RIA, larrnaso floor*, vacation blinds, carport*, screen porch, tion. See Dan River at Tee cedures. No inventory to carry. $70*oo total price. C a l l otiltly room and many other extras. V Green Estate*, Country Club FA 2 2420. Open till 1:30 P. M. Low operating expense. Few All Homon Carry A t Yr. F.H.A. Warranty and Upsala Roads. Sanford. areas left. Act fait. Ba on the Phone-FA 2-S«>3. IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES road to financial independence 111 North Park Avenue in next few weeks. You need ____ $3,000 U> $3,000 to atari. Fabu­ Call . . . . A. K. ROSSKTTER 7. BunlncM Opportunity lous future. For once in-a-lifeFLORIST lime opportunity write today. FA 31*31 Celery Ava FOR LEASE: Wall oalablitbed INTERNATIONAL BOATING For All Your Floral Need* tarvlca nation, good location. ASSOCIATIONS, INC., P. O. Member — Florist Telegraph Contact the Pure Oil Company, Box 3176 — Bahia Mar, Fort Delivery Amoc. *04 W. 6th. St. Lauderdale, Florida. Investment turn of Twm Wo* Ok Mth f t . Fallow Country C M 1 4 . A Watch For Oar S i g n s . . . . 7. Ruflineuu O pportunities SEWING. i a k m W , IN R . — inolard PM INBPICTION CALL— , BAH C. LAWSON T aC w Ta All Crrdltasn and Fartoaa Mat. lap ritlm a a* Demands Spa last Ante Rotate i Tou and aach ef yau are horaby aotlflsd and rtuulr.d to prasont any claims and demands which ynu, or either of you. may havo ■aolnti ths .state of HKnTEn WRIQHT FRLDUR. doc.asod late of oald County, ta the County Juda* Of nDMINOLE county, FlorIda, at his nffles In ths court house of osld County at SANFORD, Florida, within eight r.londsr montho from ths time of the first puhlleatlon of thla nolle*. Each rlslm or demand .hall ho In writ­ ing. and shall state Iho flora of reeld.neo and poet, office addraaa of th* claimant, and ehal) bo swam to by tbs claltnial, bar agent or attorney, and any such rlalm or daman* not to fltod moll bo void AI.gKKTA FB1.DKR COMM Ao administrator of tho Kateta of HESTHn WRIOMT FELDER, dff 1M.X® Kmtlylo tfBUihaldsr, Attornoy for AdmlnUtratrlg Roumtllat Rulldlag ■a* ford. Florida Puhtlah Mar. T, Id. at. ti. m s. BILL • HEMPHILL Owner - Manager SALES DEPARTMENT OFFICE MANAGEMENT Harry J. Byrd C. E. Chanlot Dusty Rhodoo Marvia Dyal, Mgr. Lola Pennington PAINT * BODY SHOP SERVICE DEPARTMENT Hilton Tolbert. Mgr. Roosevelt Alien J. T, A lw Forroot H. Wagner, Mgr. Ear! Younger CAR WASH f u n Kinard W h a t jf t a J u L A TH E ANSWER - a a u c c q a a A in A SATISFIED CUSTOMER PARTS DEPARTMENT LUBRICATION Burnell Ball, Mgr. Charlea CIm u m t Gary Glbaoa tiv iiiin u io C x — l n n |x Your DODGE - CHRYSLER - 8IMCA Dealer Sanford, Florida f �. ~ r ~ r tr - Ise H ER A LD W ant Ads To Deliver Your Business Service Message. P H . F A Specie! Services________ 15. Special Services 17. Pets. Livestock, Supplies. 20-A Trailers I 21. Furniture iUTTHRS and DOWNSPOUTS In- TV and KAD1U REPAIR at r SHETLAND PONIES, reasonable. I960 TRAVEL TRAILER. 24 ft., M. R. Lord, Oiteen, Ph. 3:00 nighli and weekend!; San­ u.ed 30 day*. Save over 6700. ■tailed and repaired, Roof re­ ford, Lake Mar; and Longwood. FA 2-7314. 106 W. 27th. St., Sanford. Phone pair. No job loo imall. Tree FA 2-2TT2 and FA 2-6613. FA 2*7380, eillm alei. FA 2-8463. IP . H unts nnd M otors INCOME TAX SERVlCfc BARGAIN; I93f trailer. 46* x I', 'FR E E ! IT.93 TV antenna with WILLIAM H. MURRAY Gateway To The Waterway 2 bedroom!. Colt 66.200. Sell each TV or radio repair of 112 1111 Celery Ave. Tel- FA 2-1394 Your EVINRUDE Dealer for 62,900 with 6330 down. or more. Ilolmon Sporting Cowls Phone FA 2 8706. HEATING 304 61 E. Ill Ph FA 2-3961 ESANFORD RADIO * TV CENTER h . n. POPK CO. 9th. and Sanford Ave. n s Park - FA ;-4264 It rays f FA 2-9741______________ Sanford Mercury Outboard Motor* PUMPS SPRINKLERS WOODRUFF MARINE To Uae | ENVELOPES, Lctterli-adi. Hate AU typri and iliei. Installed 2401 French Ave. FA 2-1392 menu, invoice!, hand bills, and "Do It Y oiirieir The HERALD program*, -• u P ngrciilve 20. Automobiles Prinlini Co. Phone FA 2-2931— 15-A Beauty Parlor* Want Ads. 106 Weil 13th St. A Satiified customer U our be-1 MOUSE CLEANING 21. Furniture advertiiemcnt. Window*, Floor., Wall!. Free ElHARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK timate. Call FA 2.-1212 or ROLLAWAY, Hoipllal and Baby 103 So. Oak Ph FA t-5742 FA 2-1933. Bed*. Day. Week or MonthOne 1937 Ford. Serial Number C7BT122287, will he .old at FURN1TURE CENTER Re Lovelier With Profeistonal WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 1100 French Are. public auction on April I, I960 Beauty Care. STINE Ph. *A 1-7933 at lt:0G a. m. at 2413 Grand­ Machinery and Supply Co. view Avenue, Sanford, Florida, 107 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 6432 pur.uant to term* of Retail Installment Contract dated Oc­ New A Used Beauty Salon tober 29. 1939 and entered into ALL MAKES k MODELS Furniture ajid Appliances 2610 Oak FA 1-7684 by John Edward Harper. 104 So. Park (24 hr. aer.) FA 2-3623 IB. Flowers tk Plants Gcnr»ce Valley Union Trail Company COMPLETE aoe-aee *. m t bl n . fa Cut Flower* For A.;y Orcasilon LAWN MAINTENANCE 21. Furniture SANFORD '■LOWER SHOP by: J a n tn H. McGuire, ViceMowing — Edging — Fertilizing FA 2 1622 or FA 2 02JO Uaed furniture, appliance!, Moll Prealdent Renovating — Fertilizer Salea etc. Bought-Sold Larry'! Marl LEOUSTRUM P L A N T S . Ph. FREE ESTIMATES 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4161 JOHN LOMMERSE, FA 2-719T FA 2-7949. NOTICE OF SALE Sewing: Mach. Repairs D a w n 's $SAVE$ Mather of Sanford ■ * 22. Articles For Saif • Bin VALUES JALOUSIE WINDOWS. FA 1-1299. • JUICE CREDIT FULL fize bahy bed with mat• EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS tre n , good condition. FA 2s7626 SANFORD SAVE over 630.00 on 19 volume New and Lied Furniture World Book Encyclopedia. 7 311 E. Firit St. FA 2-5622 month* old. Will *ell only becauie I hate 1960 edition. 6113 New k Uird Furniture k Appli­ caih. FA 2 6364. ance! A Gnod Place Tn WORK clothe., luggage, tcnli, BUY. SELL or TRADE tarpi, blanket!, coli. Army-Navy Surplui, 310 Sanford Ave. 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7450 FA TORY 1 0 YOU 22. Articles For Sale ALUMINUM VENETtAN BLINDS -39 ZIG ZAG. a 1moit half paid Enclowd head. Sag-proof bottom for — take over paymrnta of rail with plastic endi. Plastic 39 SO each; 600 different itilchea, or rayos taps*. Cotton or nylos button hole!. W'ile Box 600. c/o eordi. Sanford Hrralil. Scnknrik (Hit** and Paint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd St ^ FA 2-4622 Sell Ua Your Furnlturo. Quick Service With Tha Caih. SUPER SPINET PIANO TRADING POST. FA 24)677. D u e to unfortunate clrcumatanrei, have two reclaimed ORANGE TREES for late. Will Spineti, famoui brand, like plant tn yard* or grove*. Shade new. guaranteed, one walnut treea also available. Ed Davii, one mahogany. Will sell to re­ FA 2-4317. liable penon tn this area at Iremendou! aavinga. Write or REDI-MIX-CONCRETE 37" Window Silli 61 23 phone Credit Manager, Steep-*, 34" Window 1.inlcla 6. .34 641 N. Orange, Orlando. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. G. E. ELECTRIC range, double 309 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 1-3761 oves: combination link and diihwaihor; Inquire 2111 SumLIKE .NEW boipital bed. Pho FA 2-3293. m erits after S:oo P, M. Furniture IS SANFORIZED* WILSON - MAIER Jenkins 2 -2 6 11 I. I •It won’t shrink Therefore th* Thinking Man la cnnMantly on the slart to eapitallge on It* rapid expansion by making aound Invoatmanta in Real E*tata. And where dcea he go for reliable information on this all-important aubject? Why, to th* Stamper Agency, of raur*e, because it maintain* Central Florida** tnoat complete Real E.tat* aervice. Home* Hotel* .Motel* Duple*** Apartment* Eatate* Rental* Grove* 81nr** Ranch** Farm* Lot* Acraage Laka Frost* Ruiineaaas Shopping Centers Trailer Parka Factorial Tlmberland Hl-way Rites River Frants Twn Offices To Serve Your Nssds W. H. "Bill" STEMPER AGENCY Rraoeh 112 N. Park Pk. FA 2-4991 Mil Pork Ph. FA S 4M TOE PANIC Yes, Holler has pushed the “ Panic Button” - T h e ir lot is overflowing with USED CA RS! They've got to go! The 59 O LD SM O BILE Boss 88 is Tired of e x cu se s-h e “SELL TH EM REGARDLESS OF P R IC E!" 58 C H E V R O L E T 1 Fordor Hardtop • Radio • Healer - Automatic Tranemlaeloa • Beautiful Tulone Finish with Whits SIdewaH Tires - Spot lens Inside and Out. liisea.vna Tudor Vft • Radio • Heater • Automatic Transmiaston. Be fjur* and Sen Thin One. WAS $2695 WAS $1595 SALE says *2300 N O R EA S O N A B LE SALE 57 DESOTO SPORTSMAN 55 C A D IL L A C 62 55 FORD RANCH W AGON Tudor Hardtop • AM Factory Accessories • Spotless Inside and Out. Fordor • All Factory Accessories Including Air Condi!losing. Don’t Mias This Buy! V* - Automatic Tranamiasion • Good Tmnoparii tlon. WAS $1595 WAS $1695 WAS $885 OFFER SALE REFUSED ! *1170 *1150 SALE *1275 SALE *625 58 C H E V R O L E T 57 FORD C O U N T R Y SEDAN 57 FORD FA IR LA N E 55 O LD SM O B ILE 88 VH • Fordor * Radio • Heater • Automatic Trans­ mission • Air Conditioned • Perfect Tulone Finish and New Tires • Like New Throughout. Fordor Station Wagon • All Factory Accessories Including Air Conditioning • Perfect Finish • White Sidewall Tires. VH • Fordor * Radio • Heater • Automatic Transmtasion • Never Before, Such A Low — Low Price I Fully Equipped • Cleon Inside and Out • A a l i eellent Buy At WAS $1895 WAS $1595 WAS $1495 WAS $995 i V ■* SALE *1425 SALE 58 C H E V R O L E T 57 C H E V R O L E T Bel Air Fordor Hardtop VH • Radio - Healer • Pow­ er Steering - Like New Inside and Out. Bel Air Fordor • Fully Equipped > Perfect Tulone Finish • Clean Inside aad Out. WAS $2095 WAS $1595 SALE *1625 SALE MANY, OPEN UNTIL ? .. t SALE *1275 *975 SALE *1058 MANY MORE FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE! H O LLER M O TO R S A LES Second ft Palmetto Ave. *600 P H .-O ffice P A 2-0711 U. C. Lot FA2-62S1 “ l” mH * �'■ V1 ^jfin ifiir^ rlM *-triV iitiiiT a irm i-rinniK iiij.ttd rfcV n x .-." S > »-■:••• > :,v ■;■ ' ■ r • *,* ’ ■f ■ ■ ' ^..v« * -& !?• * * .M a® R P A ^i* ^5 ^V -• w ^in S < 3 P -J v,- 1 • ** - r: . ■ a! " ' A .* w S ^'* u tiC 4 'i'1 'K ^ S rJM if.* , -•.•i-U * A .4 'J# ^ l,';if/t?*tA a'.i; * • ■ ■:<:- .* •* ■ '. .V v '- V - , M B m 'w m •■ 0 <J*4 J ixi »r.irt* f i I.r j /•VJ, 't!>w^Vk iV ■Jrt i\ itJrftJFfl; <Cl^<A Make Your Home in 3 and 4 Bedroo m homes of outstanding beauty — designed with your com fort and p le a s u re in mind! 1„ 1 . t Thert’a something aneclal about Ravenna Park. It took a lot of kin*, atxa plannint and vlalon to develop ■thla peaoefui auburban community. It waa planned and laid out to the laat detail on paper, and zoned to perpetuate lta beauty . . . before the firat apadeful of earth waa turned. When the houaaa dre laid out, particular care ia taken to eee that aa few treea aa poaalble have to be removed to make way for the house and driveway. There are altes to auit every taate. CHECK THESE QUALITY FEATURES THAT SUGGESTED ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES BY OUR SLOGAN: "H o m e s Built with P r id e " GENERAL ELECTRIC • CERAMIC TILE IN BATHS AND ON WINDOW SILLS • LAUNDRY AND STORAGE ROOM WITH RASHER AND DRYER CONNECTIONS • ALUMINUM AWNING WINDOWS • FURRED AND PLASTERED WALLS, COLOR COORDINATED • INSULATED CEILINGS • WALL FURNACE, THERMOSTATICALLY CONTROLLED • ALUMINUM FRAME GLASS SLIDING DOORS ON MANY HOMES • TERRAZZO FLOORS THROUGHOUT • ONE YEAR WARRANTY ON HOME • KITCHEN EXHAUST FAN • COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEM • DOUBLE SINKS WITH GARBAGE DISPOSAL IN KITCHENS • G. E. KITCHEN EQUIPMENT • NATURAL BIRCH CABINET8 WITH FORMICA COUNTERS a SPRIGGED YARDS, SHADE TREES AND SHRUBS. MANY BEARING ORANGE TREES a LARGE LOTS - • STORM DRAINS THAT HAVE BEEN WEATHER TE8TED > • | .; , HIGH AND DRY RAVENNA PARK OFFERS QUIET SUBURBAN LIV IN G AND IS ON LY 10 M IN U TES' D R IV E FROM S H O P P I N G , C H U R C H E S AND S C H O O L S A LL LOTS HIGH AND DRY *13,000 to *17,450 V i s i t us iii S a n f o r d . . . or wr i t o f or f u r t h o r i n f o r m a t i o n ! down as little m & Omani m O fflw F A M lt l SANFORD •v*n a w - v . f i »•> . . . . .1-.- v' E W rV ,-.* ------------& — -------------- — , — W ,— -r~ ~ ~ . ' ,___ v . •n\ f �I I v- ^ri>}] ; 1 . / / v ■■*: f v;**j \ . j - t * * •ft *■', -■■-: B? rr^- ftiP y.V r7.>r ,it > 7 5 j p s v ^ ’> aa I I U M A recreational opportunities are available In Seminole bounty than ever before through development of oitjr and community program* for adult* and youngster*— they have been added to those provided in abundance by nature. Thia section picture* moat of them. Seminole Raceway Harness Horse Center £)0trotters, Pacers Train Near Casselberry ‘KaVts’ Gaining- Popularity With Racing Fans Bud Moughton Is One Of Drivers Trying Them d a itfo r d i j m t l i t Play O r W atch-There's Sport For All All * guy ha* to do in Seminole County ia get up in the morning and he la right amuck dab in the middle of whatever aport that might lie to hia liking—whether he take* part or juat spectates. Without traveling more than 15 miles, he cun go ■had, bass or perch fishing, hunting, boating on a famed waterway, swim, water ski or go akin diving, see minor league baseball and major league exhibitions, bowl and play ahuffleboard. Taking a deep breath, he can watch harness horse training, join.a sports car club or an archery club, sec greyhound racing, play tennis or enter a golf tournnment. And If he feels like driving 37 miles, he cun go to the beaches on the Atlantic coast of Floridu and engage in a little salt water bathing or fishing or see races at the International Speedway. He doesn’t have to pick the season either, because moat of the** are going on all the time, with the exccption of baaeball, racing and hunting. Moat of the water sport* on the hundreds of lakes and the winding rivers have become family affair* and the boat* are crowding the automobiles out of the car­ ports. Sanford is on big l^akc Monroe and the St. Johns River. Every town and community has my raid fresh water lakes. There are four golf courses in the county and mnny more nearby where nmnteurs are welcomed to tournumenta weekly and the pros appear regularly. There are fish camps with equipment, guides, boats, bait and aleeping accommodations. Many organized programs are sponsored by the San­ ford Recreation Dept, and other community groups. Those include activities for people of all ages, from Little League baseball to shuffloboard leagues for the less ac­ tive oldster*. The Seminole High School *lHmls out in Orange Relt Conference competition, winning the football title trophy in 1958 and tying for it in The basketball team won the conference crown In 106th These team* have been called the most exciting to watch in the his.lory of the county and lh*jr added * lot to the aport* viewing. And for the less energetic, there'* always just sit­ ting in the backyard soaking up the Florida sun. Some *ay you can't beat it. w* All San Francisco Farm Clubs Train Here fanJord’a Class D Team Uses F1m Stadium I: . ♦ - I'll ’ ‘ '' | »' 1 l ■wV w Dusty Bpots Club Started Annual Rodeo It's Another Exciting Spectator Event * �II Sanford Is the shad Ashing capital of the world. That’s the word from an expert In the field—J. M. Crowe who has seen as many ahad hauled out of the St. Johna River aa any­ body. "And I ain't Just talking—it*s a fact," Crowe said yesterday, pulling out the latest govern­ ment survey results to back up his statement. Crowe, who has operated his Ashing camp on the river for years, said this Ashing season bat been real good and Agures up to Feb. 14 show that It will surpass last season, when an ettimated M.100 shad were caught in tho river. A total of 43,547 ehad have been reported caught from Dec. until Feb. 14 through government tdrvey card* which anglers are asked to All out at the various Ash camps. The survey estimated that 34 per cent of the fishermen who entered the river through Crowe's Camp reported catebes. Those re­ porting at this one camp totaled up 13,143 shad, the Bureau of Commercial Fiaheriea office at Beaufort, S. C., said. That makra Sanford the world's shad capital, Crowe calculated. Average cateh per boat from Crowe’s was 3H ahad, the report showed. Tbs survey showed that al-' •* ■ ,-ilj s• h i I 1 1 ; B p# ( I if 4* I1 *. 7 a ref I 1K& 1f p» - j Black Bass Are Among Most Sought Angling Prizes This Healthy Specimen Weighed In At 12% Pounds # E99H ready this season more shad have been taken than during all of the 1934-37 season, when 33,ooo to 40,000 were taken. It alto pointed out the In­ creased Interest In shad fishing in the St. John’s evidenced by the Jump from 12,933 anglers in 1930-37 to 17,300 in 1930-39. This season about 13.000 Ashermen already had been on the river a* of Feb. 14. These num­ bers Include only those who register their catches. . .there are other thousands who do not report them to the survey. The government bureau of Ashcries attributes the Increase in Ashing and in catches to the opening of new. areas not pre­ viously Ashed heavily and In­ creased knowledge of the habits of the shad. The survey reported a five per­ cent increase In fish caught and 30 percent more anglers trying to land them last year. The fish ram p oprratnrs be­ lieve that both these percentages will be larger this season. The government surveyors call Interest Ht the sport "penomenall” Some of the host fishing ramps In the stale are located in the county Including Camp Seminole, Mute's fish camp, Wekiva Hav­ en, Crowe* Camp, Lemon Bluff, lltley's Camp. These are lust a few of the popular camps strung out along the St. Johns snd Wekiva Rivers and Lake Jessup. Seminole fishermen are also only 37 miles away from tome of the best salt water Ashing in the U. S. on the East Coast. Bast may be taken all year and strike artiAdal lures, nies or live bait. Ifost speckled perch are caught In the large lakes and the best seasons a r t fall and winter. Troll* Inf with imall lure* or live min­ now* is a food wajr to land them. Bream bite almoet all the time and are found la deep boles ht creeks and other itreama.The Florida bream la of the large variety and Is an excellent pan. fish. n A number of sponsored Ashing contests liven up Interest in 'the sport during the peak seasons. Fishing License Cost Reasonable Seminole County, with it* many fresh water lakes and the St. John's River, is an Isaak Walton paradise. Licenses are required for all except residents over 43 and children for fresh water angl­ ing with the equipment other than cane pole. They can be obtained at the county courthouse and at many Ashing camps. Fees are: Annual resident, statewide. $2: ann u a 1 non resident, statewide, 110.30: 14-day statewide non- iO s k o t m I resident 13.21; M a y statewide nonresident *1-23. No license rotoc “ U w ,ttr Sanlando Springs Is 4 spring-1 fed swimming area II miles from Sanford. A large pool la formed by 1,300,040 gallons of water Rowing into the area dally. The water la always 72 degrees. Swimmers ran use a diving plat­ form or a slide to enter tho pool which Is surrounded by a para. to Sam irwlst £ *,»wfstaoi’r hitF-Ajmi Fishing Is Good Relaxation It’s Biggest Sport Of All Shad Fishing Attracts Anglers From All States Catch Typical Of A Good Day On S t Johns River Glenn H. Curtiss of Hammondsport, N. Y., devised tho seaplane In 1911. Ha alto Invented the aile­ ron, built tho Aral dying boats, made the first flight over ocean water, opened - the Artt flying school, bulk tho first watercoolod aeronautical engine. AT THE BEAUTIFUL, MODERN JET LANES ASK FOR ADVICE ON YOUR PAINT AND D e c o r a t in g EVERY SECOND GALLON pro blem s FREE! i i �I ».ll '.!■ill’l l .,1IP And nowadays, no matter Every man is a King in his own household how low the “King's” income may he, his home can be furnished far more beautifully than the ancient castles ever were. Whether you are “counting your pennies” or have an unlimited budget to go on, Mather of Sanford can furnish a home that you’ll he proud o f . . . literally “FIT FOR A KING” . . . where you and your Queen may entertain your friends and bring up "the Royal Family” amid com­ fort, beauty and convenience. YOUR HOME AND FURNITURE IS A LONG-TIME INVESTMENT . . . THEY DESERVE YOUR SERIOUS T H O U G H T .... COME IN AND LET US HELP Y O U . . . YOU CAN RELY ON MATHER’S LONG EXPERIENCE AND RECORD OF RELIABILITY. Sanford Manager Bill Robertson Kansas City Will Furnish Talent WE We Are Proud of FO R : You C a n ! thick and thin and knowa all the angles (o successfully run • baa*ball club. Thu Kanaaa City A'a hava assigned Bill Robertson ai field b an and the 29-year-old catcher ha* had a very colorful career in the higher bracket of the minor league*. He come* to Sanford thl* aeaion highly recommended by the A'a both aa a player and a manager. Sanford booala ihe lineal bateball park in the entire league end we are anxiously looking forward to the new acaaon that will gat underway April 19. Santbrd has long been known a* a baseball (own around the old FSL and this acaaon ahould tee attendance record* tumble with a good base­ ball team M the field. Condition O f Boot Bottom Important The condition of tha boat bottom may hava a great deal Us do with the performance of a boat. A bot­ tom rovered with slime, barnacles or other foreign m atter has been known Us cauaa top apeed decrease up to 50 per cant or mow. Thtre* fora tha Evlnruda Boating Found­ ation strongly suggests th at a pe­ riodic cleaning of the boat bottom may help performance. The num­ ber of cleanings per season ie de­ pendent upon the typo of water in which tha boat ia run. Anti-fouling bottom paint la available to re­ tard marina growth, and it la wiaa to consult a local dealer for the type best suited to your area, flow ever, Evlnrude engineers say it is not necessary nr advisable to paint tha lower unit of your out­ board motor. . YO U R H EAD Q U ARTERS These Franchises After in abience of three yeara from Ihe Florida State League, local buainestman W. K. Mclto_ berts spearheaded a drive atari“ ed by The Herald to bring haaebail baek to Sanford once again in 1959. aA working agreement was sign­ er! wilh the Washington Senator* and the local entry was estab­ lished aa Ihe Greyhound*. As all the faithful fans well re* member it was anything but a surccaiful year as far n records go but, for a true lover of the sport, it meant many enjoyable 0 evenings of entertainment through* mil the summer, Although the Greyhounds finiihed in last place in both half* of the split season, they provided many exciting mom* rnla. The Senators assigned rookie l*amar Jacobs to Ihe local club after ha had just signed a *25,ooo bnnua upon graduation from Ohio State University and (he fleet rrnterfielder was the brightest player in the fast Loop. 11a la nnw presently on a major league contract and will be with the Senators this season. This season the Greyhounds have a sound working agreement wilh Kansas Cily and things are shaping up for a great year. Lo­ ral businessman Harold Kaslner will serve as president of the club and McRobt-rts. who it the principal sponsor, will, again be a very active vice president, gj. The lore! entry received a big hooat when Mrtltibcrli landed peter Schail to run the front office of the club. Schaal. who for years has served aa executive secretary of the league, la one of the finest baseball men con­ nected wilh minor Iraguc baseball and there ii little doubt that he can put baseball over here, Schaal has been with the league through ARE Prestige Tha 837 M p orafa com p ressed co ik Samsonite is I f f secret. They push up fo Sunbeam support o a th part Toastmaster o f your b od y, sp in **** Berkline Chromecraft Bassett Stanley Speed Queen Bernhardt W O ND ERFU L Zenith Kenmar T « sleep w lroad . . . awoke refreshed! Betide* comfort Boautyrosl ghms you economy loo. At $79.50 Beautyreit I* the least expensive mattress yea eon own. In durability tests, competing against alt leading brands, Beauty rest lotted 3 timet longer than the next best. Come In and order year new Beautvrea# owNroat and comDonina aiwlna rinhl nwovi Brady Deltox Crestwood ^periling like a Jewel on « Dixie Armstrong Sandran velvet eeltln f, Mither'e le the brightest epot In Downtown Ben. ford. Mather achieved this* transformation of t ,» their eld atore through a complete remodeling during tha aummer of 1959. Now Mather can boaat of the meet beautiful and modern alore in Sanford, but nevertheless* one of the oldeat and IN SANFORD I T ’S THE meat ringleted furniture houaea in Florida, with evar a half century of experience behind them. We tavHc you to come viait and live in vigorous mcw* growing Sanford, and chop at MATHER OF SANFORD, where jreu will alwaya find COUKTESY, FAIR DEALING, QUALITY MERCHAN­ DISE and LOW PRICES. EASY BUDGET HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY CONTRACTING REPAIRS LIGHTING FIXTURES US B. Magnolia Are. Sanford, TERMS WG CARRY AND SERVICE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS JUST A SHORT BLOCK FROM S A N F O R D ’S BIG FREE PARKING LOT I 1 f*“ *■ V It �1 . 1959 Sanford Basketball Team Won Conference Title Coach Bud Layer, Players Look Over Winner’s Trophy a t prep aetlritlaa provided by StieJaaSa High School and la m eat years they bava baeoma oaa of Um powers ia tha tough Oraaga Belt C n T !o cel high school bow offers fgatbell. basketball, baaeball, self, trick, ead swimming. Athletic Director Fred Ganas heeds up what bee baea called tbe finest coaching staff ia tbe eatlre stats. Jins Flgott, who came hire three peers ago from High ■pcipga, baa built tbe local school tale'a m l football power ead Uw es-Plarida athlete baa brought the local 'school two bowl championabipa and two coofetreaeo title* ia his tbroa year* as bead men­ tor. Pigott also aervaa as track eeeeh during tbe spring. of Stetson, la defensive coach for Um football team and ha Is now in his sixth year at Seminole. He also aervof aa bead baseball coach for tho locals in the OBC. Besides his Job of coaching at SI1S, Laudc la vary aetlvo in the City Recrea­ tion Department * and he directs tho summer baseball programs in tho U ltle Leagues and Babe Ruth Lea cut. He also directed tbe City Basketball Ltagua during tbe win­ ter months. Dick Silvers, who resigned after Uw football aeason this year to enter private business, has been replaced by Glenn Allen aa JV basketball coach. Silvers' loss waa g g r u t s a t to the fine coaching staff aa bo directed the JV footban program and waa very suc­ cessful la doing ao. In tbe past five years bo has served as JV basketball oach and Allen came oa to fill hia shoes very wall with a respectable .500 aeason. Tho man who received the most recognition this year was Coach Bud Layer, For years SHS has been tho dorm at around the bai- ketball loops but Layer and his squad changed all of that thta season. His youngsters gave a large following of fans thrill aftar thrill a> they continually won. They gave the school it's finest record in history as they finished the season with a great 10-5 record and the OBC tournament champ­ ionship. The season was climated when they defeated Winter Park in the OBC tournament* for the championship. Up until this point of the season, tbe Wildcats ware the only team to mar the near perfect record. During the aeason there were many scoring records established. Little Ray Lundquist dropped In 56 points .against New Smyrna to break his own previous record of 33 set earlier in the aea­ son against Oviedo. Six foot Jim Gracey, who was also a sta r on the football team during tha regular season, also established two scoring records. He scored 423 points during the season and this looks like a record that will be hard to beat. Ha broke hia own previous record act last year when he finished with 543 points. He also finished with a 101k point per game average to set a new high. There have been many outstand­ ing athletes in the last few years at SHS but this year the spotlight stayed upon Lundquist. He served as co-captain on the football squad and waa chosen to receive the Peter Schall trophy on the grid­ iron. lie was also the most color­ ful basketball player ever to en­ ter the gym at SHS. The spring aporls program is now in full awing and there will be plenty of swimming, golf and baaeball for local followers of prep sports. A fine winning tradition has been established at the local school and with a fine coaching ataff to direct our youngslcri, this should be Just the beginning. The Seminole County Sportlmen's Association hai worked hard for the past 10 y ean making hunting and fishing here the beat in the state. The main alma of the organisa­ tion is to conserve wildlife and natural resources in the county and to aid taw enforcement offic­ ers crackdown on Illegal hunt­ ing and monkey fishing. At the present, there ate ap­ proximately too members In the the local organisation a,nd a new membership drive la underway for I960. Last year the organization under the leadership of President Jack Wilber, helped set new hunting laws for the state when they sent delegates to the state con­ vention. Their action helped closed many lakes in the area to trotline fishing and (he organiza­ tion has help maintain and im­ prove parks over the country. Through its membership, the association has cited the neces­ sity for maintaining stricter law enforcement measures to keep abundant the share o( wildlife in the county. They have alerted wildlife of­ ficers when hunters have laid traps for animals and have aent out notices to county fish camps to be on the alert for illegal fish­ ing. Another Important Job the as­ sociation has is to keep the legis­ lative delegation up on what mea­ sures to pass to insure more game fish In the county. Two such bills were recently passed to make the black bass and snook game fish instead of commercial fish. Arcaro Holds Mark LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) Eddie Arcaro holds the Kentucky Derby Jockey record with five victories and Prcaknon record with six. But he needs one more victory in the Belmont Slakes to break a tie with J. McLaugh­ lin who rodo in the 1480‘s. Both have six. 250-Pound Bear Is Hunter’s Dream Hunting Seasons Closely Supervised The Seminole Raceway Asso­ ciation bas reorganized again and hopes are high that the popu­ lar track may once again fea­ ture harness racing. Drew .Massee of Polk County was named president of the or­ ganization and promptly reported that his group has high hopes of obtaining a parimutuel license to conduct horse and harness horse racing. New officers elected with Mas­ see are Willard Grate, vice presi­ dent; Dr. 11. M. Zwcig, secretary; Earl Higginbotham, treasurer. Directors are Randolph Matheny. Ralph Woodbury and James Benjamin. Tbe track plans major improve­ ments with a new one half mile track complete with a modern grandstand and facilities. The new track will be built for both training and racing purpose*. According to racing officials, more winners of the classic Hambletonian race, the acme of tbe sport, hive been trained a t Semi­ nole th in any other training track in the business. Each morning from 7 a. m. on, there is a constant thunder of hooves around tbe track as the pacers and trotters are put through their training routines. Tills might consist of a jog around the nlle oval for several time trial. The training program differ* with each horse, and depends on his native ability, tempera*, nient, past performance and i numerous other factors. But it ia always a slow gradual proicia, designed to work the horse up to his physical peak by the time' the racing season begins a t the northern tracks. New System Aids Trolling Speed Every outboard motor, no m at­ ter what its horsepower rating, is almost certain to be run frequent, ly at trolling speeds, and .at very slow rpm the fuel-air mixture en­ tering the motor lacks the turbul­ ence to keep it atomised, accord­ ing to Bill Sinalc, division engi­ neer a t Evinrude Motors. In order to prevent this unburn- ed fuel from accumulating and to keep the engine running smoothty a t stow speeds, Evlnrude motor* are equipped with a Re-Flo system which not only drain* away the excess fuel into the exhaust eys* trm, hut. In the process, uses it t« provide additional main bearing lubrication desirable a t a l o w speeds. I PIERRO im n f/n rm ! WELCOMES YOU IN BEAUTIFUL CASSELBERRY Lake Front Lots Lake View Lots Golf, Course Lots HOMES ^ • S Hr i m w S Bedroom 1 and 2 Bathe N u t Chorehoa, Shopping Center*, Golf Courae and Good Fishing In tho Center o f tho Beat Port of Florida S A N FO R D Hibbard Casselberry REALTOR CASSELBERRY, FLA, F lo r id a 's They Start ’Em Young And Right City Sponsors Biddy League Basketball Midway 4*40»4 b est HOME la tbe baaatlfully built Cartis H eats yea'll find aurh feature* i 1 and U batb baa**, all-electric Wetting houa kitchens, nalur weed cabinhta, eleclrtad forced air beating, Urge landscaped let*. PierIda ream*, built-in barbecue grille, glaaa eliding deer* leading te patloe. aESTmTa. VALUES! Drive eut today and see fee yauraelf. Go South on 17-0* te State ltd. N a 434. Turn Went (right) te Altamonte Bprlnga te Haraita Trail then North (right) and follow the eigne te Curtla Home*. $10,750. to $12,750. 1 £ W m C U R T I S H i O w » DK» £ PHONE: MI 7 * t ill M A Typical Buay Dap l a Tho P ajaau G aao PIERRO MANUFACTURING CO 402 PECAN AVE. SANFORD, FLORIDA I < �I Skate City Revives Interest In Sport Seminole County ii one of the center! for golfing In the itite , with four large course! for local and vliiling golfing buffi. The four roursrs are the May* f i r Country Club;lhe MidFlorraa Coif Course located at San* Undo Springs: Rotline Hills Golf Course bteween Long wood and Sanlando and the Cauclbcrry course. The combined membership of the four clubs is approximately 350 with the largest membership at the Mayfair. All four clubs have annual golf tourneys and In­ struction periods for young and J|C ginning golfers. ™The Mayfair has recently made available the use of its course to members of the Semirole High Golf team competing in interschool matches. The biggest tourneys of the year at the Mayfair is the Kadcr I Cup Invitational among its wom­ en members and the monthly men’a association meet. Mid-Florida has weekly coll % contests among its mrmbers as Roes Rolling Hills and the Casaelberry Course. All four have been called “ tops" by Visiting golfing pros. Skate City, a fine new recrea­ tion facility which opened in the county last summer has proved one of the popular attractions for sports fans. The $160,000 skating rink is open nightly and some 600 skat­ ers can be accommodated at once on the spacious floor. The building contains plenty of scats for spectators, » snack bar and skate storage space. Interest In skating has been revived in the county, thanks to the new facility. The facility has also aided many benefits over the past year with special hockey games and pro­ fessional skating exhibitions. Skate Floor Manager Is Joe Ityland and there arc racing and horkey instructions by Bob Camp­ bell. Skate City is located between Sanford and Orlando on Hwy. 17-92 on the dog track road. ‘‘The Big Tree," largest known living cypress in the L’nitrd States stands in a virgin tropi­ cal forest Just off highway 17-92. Admission ii free to see the cy­ press, estimated to be more than 3,000 years old. Women’s Association Has Weekly Tourneys Activity Attracts Large Amateur Fields Slip Clutch Adds More Boat Power Roller Skaters Have A Ball In New Rink Skate City, Near Sanford, Opened In 1959 The propeller slip-clutch, Intro­ duced on outboards some 35 years Ago, but common to moit motors In ly recently has finally won out over the shear pin, according to the Kvinrudo Boating Foundation, The important advantage of the alip-clutcli to most boatmen is not that it eliminates n nuisance (which It dues) but that it pro­ vide! the means to power d e a r of dangerous reefa and shoal waters —places where a dead propeller resulting from a sheared pin, xould lead to serious trouble. Boot Owners Can Save On Fuel Costs • On almost every outboard-pmc•red planing hull there is a maxi­ mum economy range that occurs somewhere between the plsnlng speed end the maximum speed of the boat, according to research by Ahn Evinruda Boating Foundation. " Every outboard owner inn save on fuel costs by determining ns nearly ns pornible that maximum economy range according to the load he Is carrying. A few runs with varied loads will normally al­ low the owner to determine with fair accuracy the speed a t which h it boat will get maximum econ­ omy In miles per gallon of fuel •:tMf if 4 * t *■ Phone-in Orders Appreciated — Phone FA 2-4151 Mayfair Country Club Has Tournament-Tested Course Local, National Stars Compete On 18-Hole Layout Dixon FIVE O W LS win fife tfw tffy. To S em inole C o u n ty 's Newest A t t r a c t io n THIS• NEW BUSINESS•> ■ ■J . . . • a RAINBOW RANCH HOME OF THE FIVE OWLS’* Paul L, Dixon (left receiver* official welcome from Charlie Morrison, Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Public Relations Director. C E N T R A '. kW R1DA8 r>NfcST P re y e d » > our I T ’S EASY TO FIND — • Located Beside The Big Tree • Between Orlando & Sanford Just Off Route 17-92 • Turn West At The Big Tree Sign B o ll P r i n k s • Coffe*. >tl,k • lea Cream • S andw ich** You Con See The 5 On Is On PAUL L. DIXON’S General Electric Show Every Wednesday Evening at 6:15 To 7:15 Over Channel 6 WDBO-TV. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Doors Open At 1 P. M. Dancing Starts From 9 P. M. To 2 A, (Admission 51.25 Per Person). Music By The 5 Owls And Dona Lee Featured Vocalist. No Charge From 1 I*. M. to 8:00 P. M. Food Served At All “Open" Hours To Really Enjoy Them and Bee Them In Person Come To The Rainbow Ranch and Dance To The Finest Country & Western and Popular Music. Com e And B r in g The G a n g , T h e re 's Room For Everybody FREE PARKING (With Attendant) SPACE FOR 6 0 0 CARS-----DINING a n d DANCING SPACE INSIDE FOR 800 PEOPLE �*■»—-------J ■nwyr V\. iv«c » v w r v - -v VLX.. .-1- I .. , j „ ;~J * I Pleasure Boating Is Fun For Whole Families Seminole Is On The Inland Waterway Route There Are Plenty Of Camps For Boaters, Fishermen This Scene On St. Johns At Lemon Bluff ’--’T"r The Recreation and Parka De­ dance initruction and lennli leapartment has continued to ex­ aom. Some of the favorite* from pand In services and facilities lait year are baton twirling, bowling, youth concert* of the Florida Symphony. baaeball leaguca for boyi, B IG. basketball tor boy* and for men, synchronIred swimming, competitive AAU iwlmming, horaebark riding, golf, water akiing and aoftball league*. One of the biggeat new activit* meet weekly, for lecturea, work■hops and planning session). An lea wa* the baaeball program. a rt exhibit waa held In the Civic Six uniformed team* of boy*, »12, Center end ever 700 apeetatora formed the Little Major league viewed the work of eaaoelation and aix uniformed team* of boyi, 13-15, formed the Babe Ruth Lea­ ■embers. A Duplicate Bridge Club hai gue. Local civic cluba iponaored Just been formed and a good re­ the older league while Sanford ception haa etarted thla club on merchanta aponaored the young­ the way toward* being highly er league. The park* dlvialon ha* com­ older cluba continue to pleted the first of aeveral progrew, The Starlight Promenadera poaed neighborhood playground*. Gem Park hai awing*, Square Dance Club now has over Lake 100 people dancing aacb Wednes­ merry-go-round, aand box, caatle day evening on the Civic Center tower and aee-aawa for the youngpatio or indoors In the Ctvle Cen­ ater*. picnic table* and flowering ihrub* for the family. All thia la ter itself. The Shufflcboard and Tourist developed around a email lake. A new junior alia baaeball dia­ d u b la a t lie highest membership with light* and dugouta and haa been boat to tournaments mond drawing players from over M waa completed In time lor laat eitiea In Florida for competition lummer* baaeball program. The too dlvialon hai completed on the local courts. Tha youth wing of the Civle a new bird fly which eliminated Canter which la the haven for the laat of the wooden cages for over 1,000 teen-agera, la the focal bird). Thla3,000 dollar addition point of the youth program. hai added much to the too’a ap­ Dances, ping pong tournaments, pearance. Several thousand peo­ ■pedal event actlvitla* -all are da- ple are eonalant viaitora to the ouned far the teen-age resident City Zoo each weekend. uf our eity. New programs this yaar in­ clude n charm school, ballroom COLLING - ORLANDO <,tvTT!! METAL F IN IS H IN G KLF.CTROFII.M . DRV I.L'HE HARD COAT ENG INHERING (II ROME CADMIUM PLATING ANODIZE • HULI'IIUIUC • CHROMIC PHOSPHATE TREATMENT PAINTING * GOVT SPECS, CHEMICAL FILMS J PHONES Boat, Ski Club Members Take Break Along: River Mass Cruises Include Hundreds Of Boats FA 2*2.11*8, FA 2 P. O. Box 15.11 SANFORD, FLA Florida-prtitiurrd soybean* wrre valued at 11.057.000 during 19S0. Water Skiing Almost Year Round Sport The Induatrial picture In Semi* sole County got e boost In the arm last year when tha York Manufacturing Co., employing ap­ proximately So persona, opened ns doors. Tha plant la located approxlinatety one mile sooth of the eity In an industrialist park be. tween lla rra r Aluminum Co. and Alien of Orlando. The firm manufacture* TV an­ tennal, Dab landing nets and dil­ ute y racks for fly and easing nidi. The company has both national and international diitrlbutloo, Its products going late nil parti of the U. I , and Into many Latin Ameri­ can countries. A hmt nf memories and exciting experience* were left behind whew the Sanford Avenue street widening project forced un to abandon the familiar corner at Sanford Ave. and 25th SL One of the county’s newer laala which opened for busineia u t year In waking progress and hopes te expend In the near ha- However, we hope old friend* and cuatumer* will he pleoacd (hot we h av e stayed in the name neighborhood (only four blocks away from the old locution) and vlnilori* pawsing through S a n fo rd mn> now more likely go right to our door. Peatosela Faint and Flaatie Co., which manufactures paint and plastic products for atnlewlde dis­ tribution through its own outlets moved into Its new plant south cf Sanford la March 1US. The plant employee II persons ta d hopes to expand la the near future. The company makes o high quality line of paint prodeeta far Florida climatic eandi* Maine with Lobster drawn TO OLD FRIENDS AND VISITORS ALIKE butter Me Reynolds Drug Store Extends A Cordial Welcome! served d a ily Twice They Failed a refrenhing pause at NEW YORK (UP!) Only Iv s both owned by Calu* mot Farm , faded to win the Trip­ le Crown after winning the Kendicky Derby and Preakneaa and •Urting to the Balmont. Ponder and Tim Tam both wore oocond to fill all your Drug and Sundry Necda Races Set High LEXINGTON, Ey. (UFO - A pew high of Til stakes races were run to UM to Uw United States, Canada mid a t CaUaato to Mex­ ico, according to the Blood Horse, a weekly n u g a im e ’for the our Fountain A complete CLOSED MONDAYS Serving II • X, I * • Two*, thru Sat. FA 2*0642 i �1 Bowling Leagues Hold Big Following In Sanford Jet Lanes, Top, Sanford Bowling Alleys, Below Sanford-Ortando Kennel Club today rank* ai nnr of the most talked shout greyhound racing track* in America after live year* of operation by General Manager Jerry Collin* and hit a«»ocialea, Jack Ledoux and Jack Collini. The track preirnta 92-day* of colorful racina aciion every win­ ter. tiartins in December and laatins through March. During tlie *ea*on many of the nation'* outHanding greyhound* *how their tpeed during m nightly and three matinee program* each week. Only five year* ago, the Sanfnrd-Ortando racing »lrip wa* Ju*t another Irark, handling a little over f t million through the mu tuel window* and drawing about TS.DOo fan*. But the SOKC ha* grown hy leap* and hound*. along with fahulou* Central Florida, under Col­ lin* operation. Thi* *ra»on at­ tendance jumped over 200.000 and mulurl handled soared to $8 mil­ lion for a gain almo«t tripling the former figure*. Thi* increate t* reeognired a* among the most *rn»ational in greyhound racing btitory. In the paal five year*, the Sanford Orlando racing plant ha* virtually hern rebuilt at an ex­ pense of *evrral hundred thou­ sand dollar*. The track'* finest improvement i* a $133,000 Club­ house built three year* ago. Many new improvement! are planned in ihe coming year* and approximitely >1 a rre t of new ground have been purchased to handle the eipansion program. Thi* pait seaion the SanfordOrlando track was fortunate to boaet the finest array of young greyhound* In the world. Wealthy, a young star owned by Orville Moses, wa* selected by the Grey­ hound Writer* of America a i the top juvenile performer u the na­ tion. And ale, another Sanford • Or­ lando produel, won the rieheit race In greyhound racing hiiiory, the $30,000 Phoenix Futurity, on March 13. I960. Mike Caslellanl'a rhampion got hi* start this win­ ter at the SOKC. Five Sanford • Orlando grey­ hounds were among the eight landing in the final* of the rich race from among several hundred entries aenl in from throughout the country. Fish Rock and Rocky MacDuff, a bolder of arveral national title*, recently swept a special home and home match race aeries with Saraiota alar* In another of the many special features on the SOKC racing calendar. It Was A Start ARCADIA. Calif. (CPI) — The first 9100.000 race in America wa* run Feh. 2$, 1913 when Atucar woo the Santa Anita Hindicap. »Vnh<> —s x t d r - Here’s One Of Frequent Close Finishes At Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club GREETINGS Casselberry The Sanford Boat and Ski Club | Increased it* membership thi* yrar as more and more people took ad­ vantage of the broad waters of Lake Monroe and SI. John's River. Formation of Ihe club's by-law* and roniiilulinn In 1956 marked Ihr auccesa of effort* by Sanford boat and water tkiing enthutiaat* to get belttr water (port icllvitle* for thi* area. The club is chiefly drdicatcd to making boating and (kilng *afe and enjoyable sport* for all. The club shoulder* Its share of civic responsibility, since several of it* member* *erve on the Waterway* Committee with the Seminole Chamber of Commerce. When additional , equipment i* needed in case of emergencies on the water, club member* are Johnniei-on-the-ipot with water gear to aid the police department. The Boat and Ski Club got be­ hind an effort to have three launch­ ing ramp* built on the St. John'* here and war largely reiponsible for the Slate Road Department's construction of these ramp*. Power boat* plowed through the St. John's last May when the club in Seminole Office — Winter Park. Midway 4-9TJ9 Home — Sanford, FAirfas 2-0989 131 S. Highway 11-92, CAS8KLBRRRT, FLA gat together at Aapanotir there are quite a meets, took top honors la lalew Robin Hood# la Seminole dividual competitions. tCou-Cf. The club la now conducting a Recently an archery rkib wae county-wide membership drive formed with over IS persona join­ and hope* to build an archery ing. The club, Id two recent range in the near future. Vibrations Chief Boat Noise Cause Quiet-operating outboard motora are taken pretty much for granted today, but few people realise that the chief cause of noiie came* not /rom Internal operating noise* within the engine, but from vibratlon, amplified mkny times by the boat hull, whch acta Ilka a giant aoundlng board. The cure for vibration la lm1ation, which i* why Kvinruda Motor* pioneered the use of aircraft type engine vibration mountings that eliminate the rigid eo between boat and motor, duces noise to the amount made by the engine. Thi are further silenced by *ot fiberglass covers over thi head, ahroudinr of the housing and acoustical trap* to aliminata air noise*. -------------------------Some 400 species of h found In Florida. GARRETT’S un )n ls To IN SANFORD for. big savings on all your clothing needs LADIES' and A d v e n t the W a te r A ccessible I v e n o n e in WEAR The namea you knaw and trust In quality, high •■(tie Dressr*. t oat*. Sport* Wear. Lingerie, Swim Bulla sad Accessor!** . . . ALL AT GAItKKTT'H EVERYDAY LOW PRICKS: Paint Met llre*aea Neat Line Hraa Parol Hue Mouse* IN SANFORD IT S THE SANFORD ELECTRIC a-OB \ IENIRAIQP HECTIIt B a le ! ) W E A T H E R T R O N ^ MAI ^ ^ C E N T R A l HEATINC end kw C00UNC STO RA GE Famous quality national brands such aa Adam Hats, Ganlner, Town Tnpie and Fruit of the Loom Whirls, Gem Dandy HftU Han** Underwear, Wrangler Western Wenr nnd other familiar trade marks. Complete F A M IL Y SHOE D EPA RTM EN T Garrett'* ran fit the etilir* family from Hab, In Grandpa In quality Root*. Shoe*, Hlipper*. Rubber Bool* and Overshoes. All S i n and style* at trnmrnduua saving* for every member *f the family. COOL and REPAIR d is t r ib u t0 R S At Garrrlt’s you ran keep jour child nulfilled from head In to* at real worthwhile R a v i n g * — Dress**, Can-Can Slips. Hal*. Hags, and Hat and Hag Sets, Sweater*. Hark* and Play Jean*. B o,a' Suit*. Wash-and-Wtar Black*, Underwear and Play Clothes. ROAKAER S T E E Division of Crls - 0 F - L BOATS Craft Corp. PHONE New Enlarged FABRICS D EPA RTM EN T WITHOUT WATER Thousand* *f yards of aew color*. a#» texture*, aew daaign*, all in Nationally Known Brand* ta guarani** yea quality aad style. Peter Pan Coltona Fruit of the Loom Colluna II. Btrauaa Lace*. Net# aad Novelty Fabrira Ratten Cardinal** See (Linford Electric • Nylon, Dacron*! • Bilk Shantung*! • Novelty Weave*! • Bmapt Bulling*! SANFORD FOR I-argcnt Appllaac* • Mghtweight Woolen*! * Pure Hitk |*rimlwl # r»Urfol ( o i i o « s « * T***""1 • ltoptofed Linen*! Dealer Sanford Electric Co. 116 Magnolia Ave. CtWry Av«. at tt» E late H ighw ay 41* FA 2-1562 SANFORD, FLA . 1st St. at Sanford Ave. Across The Corner From The Chamber O f Commerce from B,ld,# �i I r l rF t aN*. fl r i r# # M* aj f Jf i COLORFUL PRESENTATION CEREMONY AT THE SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB when th« finest in grey­ hound racing entertainment is presented each winter from December through March- Here Jack Ledoux (left) and Jerry Collins. assistant managers, pose with truiner Ike Tinker fol­ lowing special Inter-City Match Race victory by Fish Rock, sne of tile nation's top speedsters. BEAUTIFUL RACING GREYHOUND named Brookwood stands with pals Mark and Tbny Hntrhes. sons of doc's owner Larry Hughes. Greyhound racing is often tailed the “Sport of Queens,” perhaps bs* esuse dotr* of this breed date back to ancient times sad were law vitas : 1 W 4 M M O U THAN # M R RACING FANS from throughout the United States visited the San* ford-Orlando Kennel Gub each season, making R the top sports and entertainment attrac­ tion In Central Florida. Here's a typical night-time crowd at the popular Sanford-Ortando track. Matinee programs, held Wednesday, Friday and Saturday afternoons, also draw AND THEY'RE OFF e\citiny racing action is caught here as eigh® fleet, handsome greyhounds eagerly break oat of the starting box to chase Swifty. the. mechanical bunny, around the uiia quarter-mile racing strit) which is regarded as one of the best in the country. All the color and ex* cjtcment of this famous «port can le se n from the luxurious enclosed dubhouse or from the hared stands for 92 racing .lav* during the winter season. �Committee Of 100Studies Attraction Of Industries Seminole County hns an active Com­ mittee of 100 to study Industrial requit ements nnd promote the county’s locations, facilities nnd other features attractive to industrial operations. The committee works with the Cham­ ber of Commerce nnd its own membership to let businesses know what the county has to offer. It has an aggressive program, handled by subcommittees specializing in different fields. The committee has funds on band to promote the county and its new president, Clifford McKibhln, said at the last mem­ bership meeting that "we are going to try to do some real big things this year.” The committee'* initial efforts took its officers into several other states to lure prospective industries to the flin ty . A Brookfield Mills Swim Suit Gets Ready For Water This Is One Of Sanford's Several Specialty Industries « New Industry in Seminole County during the past year has improved its economy considerably, but agriculture atlll is the A rea's bread and butter winner. This section tells about sum * of the current efforts in both fields. There Are Polled Shorthorn Herds And Turkeys By The Pen Full Industry Coming River Transport Important Large Loads Move Economically The industrial future uf Seminole County appear* brighter than ever before. One reason for this, according to Chamber of Com­ merce Manager John Krider is that the county tmx the best financial structure In the stall! for prospective in­ dustrialists. Many industrial plants are now undertaking giant expansion moves that will create new jobs for many resi­ dents in the county. In the past, businesses were bearing the brunt of the taxes. Now, according to Krider, all that is reversed and "wo have a high level of assessments and low millnge.” “It won't be long before all sections of the county will bouse new industry and structures," the Chamber of Commerce manager emphasized. Krider said five new industries "arc on the line now nnd wo believe they will settle in the county.” Already in production are electronic components, clothing, brushes, metal plates, paints, plastics, netting, swim suits, fertilizers and other chemical products. Agriculture Big •</ Seminole County is ranked Kith among Florid**! 67 counties in lh* toUd of crop* sold, with a value figure of $12,550,260. Agriculture in tha county I* big buaineee. fct sp ite of the fact that the county is small in land area, ranking Kill) in the state, production is extensive and high la the field of agricultural production. Not only does Seminole County receive recognition in the state for its production, but the census ranks it list in vegetable product ion ami 87th in fruit production from the .'1,069 counties in the L\ S. The total value of agricultural production in the enmity has increased during 1959 and these figures arc based on reports from ttie end of 1958, County Agent Cecil Tucker emphasized. The same surveys show that in 1058, the value of •egetJible production was $5,228,88-1; fruit and nuts, ' 1,299,625; horticultural specialties, $1,710,901 ami fielu crops, $15,526. Livestock and livestock products totaled $1,25:1,885 in 1958 and total forest products sold were worth $17.:i<(5. SAAIH& #N t )i V Seminole County Exhibit At Central Florida Fair Resources, Products, Accomplishments Advertised i i Cabbage 1ft One Of Biggest Field Grope Of County Citrus Fruits Are Grown, Processed, Shipped �The men who head up organized efforts to promote Seminole Coun­ ty’! vegetabla and citrus industry have been honored with represen­ tation on the board of tha United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Assn. Harold Kastner, Sanford produce dealer and alio a member of the board of directors of the Florida FniU end Vagetabla Assn., hss become the first member of the United advisory board from this section. The industry here will reap the benefits of additional coordination in transportation, marketing and other problems through member­ ship on Hie United Board. Kaslner said that he expects a virt to the area by tht oflicera of United in the near future. The UFFVA urged increased eo- Beekeeping Proves 'Honey' For Funds Investors looking for a “honey • f a buelneea" In which to plunk their excess funds might try bee­ keeping, While relatively small, Seminole beekeeping Is Imports lit not only /o r Ha financial return but beaauaa of Ita tremendous Impart upon agriculture through tha (Ida offset of cross pollination. Honey produ Jon In Seminole etreeds 100,000 pounds, valued at more than 900,000 a year. Tha •endnote area la unusual In lha production of honay for it grows a wlda variety of honey-producing type plants and a favorable clim­ ate. Dairy Outlook Good The real eilata situation In the Orlando mUkshed area Is causing rnsny dslrymsn to look toward Samlnols County and surrounding areas, according to County Agtnt Cecil Tucker 11. Seminole County's good pastures should be another factor to bring dairy growth here, be added. operation among members of the fruit and vegetable industry. The Packer, national trade pub­ lication of the industry, wrote of the recent convention: "In nearly all sessions of the United members urged the upgrad­ ing of products and their promo­ tion. “Terminal market men took ac­ tion to meet their problems more effectively by setting up machine­ ry for a new terminal market divi­ sion. “ Hccognilion of Ihr problems and nerds or the industry, and an easi­ ly apparent determination to move forward with unified effort to improva the competitive position of fresh fruits end vegetables, ran through all activities at the con­ vention." The report said that United ap pointed a fact-finding group to eva­ Wares Advertise luate facts relating to the use of agricultural chemicals and to stu­ 'Fishing Is Fine1 dy regulations for their use. Fisherman throughout the States This action was taken to resolve any problems similar to the cran­ and even as far away as Germany and Costa Rica are reminded that berry scare of >059. fishing is fun In Seminole by York Manufacturing Co., Sanford. Citrus Output High Each of the thousands of fishSeminole County placed eleventh landing nets shipped the world In the ranking of the 3.1 citrus over by York liear the inscription: producing Florida counties In the In Sanford, Florida, Fishing It 1957 Stale Plant Board census. Fun. This was figured from the total And anglers apparently at* hav­ number of citrus trees in com­ ing much success with York-made mercial groves. Seminole Coun­ nets as the Sanford firm had to ty Is the fourth smallest county enlarge ita quarters to take care in land area In the stale. of the’growing demand. Supplying Fresh F lo r id a F ru it and V e g e t a b l e s To The N a t i o n ' s Dinner Table jt J 1 j* Au 1\ g g g g r *„■ -” .i?* Farmers Market Was First Of Its Kind In State Dealers Coordinate Sales, Help Small Farmers rH K * % ■ Robert Lop of Oviedo wav namrd the nut starting young firm er of Senrlno'e County for 1959 in He honor award selections by ihr Jun­ ior Chamber of Commerce. I.re. a crailuatn of Ihr Unlvrrilly of Floridi and prruid-nt nf (he Seminole County Cattlemen's Alin , wa« presented a plaque at the Jayrrc awards dinner and praised for hi* work in improv­ ing pastures, Irrigation methods, progress with herds and with con­ tributing to the promotion ol the cattle Industry In general. The Lee family has cleared ami Improved more than l.rwxs acres nf land for pastures and moro is being cleared In the east end nf the county between Chuluota and the St. Johns River. One of Lee’s noteworthy accom­ plishments is the irrigation sys­ tem which has been worked out with flow control gales which send water wherever it ia needed on the pasture lands. Various grasses and clovers have been planted and Brahman and Angua bulla are used for breeding. As head of the county cattlemen, Lee ia working for a strung state­ wide organisation to promote the Industry. The Seminole County group was the lirsl this year to pay its dues into the slate asso­ ciation ami lias taken a stand in favor nf hiring a highly qualified man to he full-time secretary of the statewide group. ¥ &.I* « 9* .fr7.r 1 , These Bulls Are Typical Of Lee Cattle Ranch Types Seminole County Has Strong Cattlemen’s Association Lee Pastures Irrigated With Flow Gates Level, Direction Of Water Is Controlled A g r ic u lt u r e Is S t ill The B a c k b o n e Of O u r C o u n ty 's Econom y V .IS IT SANFORD STATE FARMERS MARKET — SANFORD Seminole Count y FLORIDA 9(, di. JCaAbwi CbmJucan fihoduce Exchange "Cabbage and Celery Our Specialty 1100 FRENCH AVE. PHONE FA Lx D. — 10 end L. D. — 38 Growers Agents and Buying Brokers M IXED FRU IT AND VEGETABLES (pAoduce (Bsud disunion F R U IT S AND V E G E T A B L E S “Pots Bmuii Oar Specialty” 1300 FRENCH AVE. S T A L L . . . . 20 FA 2-6033 fiAoduce fa, LO CA L and LONG DISTANCE Full Line Of Citrus Fruits And Vegetables HAULING OF PRODUCE and CITRUS J. A. EMERSON, Mgr. located In The Market Building FA 2-51 PHONES L.D .28 Office FA 2-3921 fa t Su n in o k fiAoduce Exchange H. 1300 French Ave. U00 FRENCH AVE. BEAUTIFUL H. KING Truck Broker Home FA 2-3518 Long Distance Refrigerated Trucking FA 2-4274 r �I COME m you'll STAY! • VuvJlaaT ’Vi a* I . S. I lliill" \ \ IT-und-tU! mokes a lunji'ilii n in e alona •3'jJ llic Southern >ln»r«- nl Lake .Munme » motorist* enter '•? < Sanlonl from Ihr North. Thr historic St. Jnhna llirrr thin a north |u»t Sanford thruuah ihe Lake. j^j*' DOWNTOWN SANFOItD — Ilia c o r n e r ul I •r»: S irrd (lim. East) and l'ark Avenue at Tha Clock, Sanford's familiar guidrpoM (or' diracting ottl-of-lna ■ visitors. TilK I It KB Ml.NUTI’AI. ZIKI atlrsrl. lhou»in<U of m r n d l) i a *rck« M h U triiU ■ml rr»idrnl» cn|n) the sntlrs of «»«r 210 niniaU iiml l.’>0 hint* thsl art l ho puna sweat irnnnU here. >.N<i , Ns » ' >\\V s*is> I'OPIT.AII WITH KVBHYONK are the ShuffleS N s> hoard t ourla at the Tourlat Club another linumrd rrrrrallon farillly o|ien In both resident NySPN. and ylaltora. Other mu|or recraallon altrarllone in ihia friendly rll) on the hanka or Ihr SI. Johns: the Sanford Municipal Stadium, ona of the finest I la** 0 ha.el.all firlda In Florida, the \\hVA* inuiiit ipnl imimminr p®ol. • municipal >at Id l»oln ncariiu completion. »nH nnmerou* trnnin rmirta. • jjja sjS v | SfS SJK >vj v< \\v \\ y //i\ ‘////A y ■////. '/•y .y AKTI8TIIY in steel, uU«» ami ru m r.ir lu m Hu i. fl>»oig lint* of the hraulifnl Sanford Citir O n lrr. th e truly outstanding -glee* of moclrrn architecture la I lie hull ul Sanford's rnlrrlalnm rnl and aotial activities throughout Ihc year. )I® SANFORD — M i/. 'i|.l !(ilil|jl.! a community wo aro proud of, is a rapidly expand* ing city that has retained a neighborly, friendly atmosphere. Kven though wo are only a few hottre away from booming metropolitan center*, it i* peaceful and restful here, with progreM and comfort combined. 3Sk : / r --------- • — - |P m •V\ (IF M fillM .li.il I n arra a path of silver a ro«« .ake Monroe and the St. {M.vVj Johna, looking Fuat I mm Sanlnrd. H i l l Kill I' M A C K ■ a H S K O g g lg R I a ///// Jiff M jj/h I hBMINOLK MBMUItlAI. HOSPITAL on Kaat Fit at Lake Monroe la ronaidrred one of the moat modern In |y air conditioned, it la a 73 lied Inalilulion, and a ached riled for Ike nrar future due la tha area'a rapid •^ B W ja * S H W iH iiia a ' m Whether you plan to visit Sanford for a week, a month, a season, or become a permanent reel* dent, we will ho delighted to have you with ua. Put Sanford on your "must list" when you visit Florida. Drop in at the City Hall and say "Hello." 'Hie Mayor, the City Manager, or any Street overlooking Florida. I'omplele10 bed addition ia gru»lh. &tyog tiumoixA J h Fresh water lakes and springs, nuperb boat* ing, swimming, fishing, or any hobby or occupa. tion are at your door-step. Offering such a multi* tuile of wonderful tilings, Hanford is an Ideal place to spend a vacation or a lifetime. n Member of the Hoard of City Commieaionem will he honored to welcome you anti help you discover a gracious new way of living in this "City of Gracious Living." SANFORD, FLORIDA �I It won't be long before Seminole County is a large-scale contributor to the electronics segment of the Space Age. The county’i largest electronics plant. Dynatronics, is now in the procrss of doubling Us sire, while Dearborn Electronics plans to stirt expanding its facilities by early summer. Work started in February on a 20.000 square foot Dynatronics plant addition to cost 5146.000. It will be connected to the plant located on Hwy. IT 92. The eipansion means the firm will add another ISO employes to Us pretent crew of ] » . ’ Work being done at the plant consists of construction of space tracking electronics equipment. Dynatronics projection is 650 em­ ployes In two and a half years and more than 1,000 in five years. The new building and Increase In personnel will give the plant a payroll of 52 million per year. Dynatronics Expansion To Double Size Of Plant Building1Designed And Built By Seminole Firm Officials said the corporation has doubled in personnel and quadru­ pled its dollar volume in each of the last two years. Dearborn Electronics Plant Man­ ager Joseph Baho reports the firm, located adjacent to Dynatron­ ics, will double its sire by eariy summer. The planned 15,000 square feet addition to the plant will pave the way for employing 60 additional penoni. Dearborn manufacture! capaci­ tor# for the electrical circuit! and bai a large reiearcb engineering diviiion. Another Seminole manufacturing plant, Johnion Electronic!, helped put the firit U. 5. weather lateUite into the iky; produced a tramformer 10 imiU it m ide poiilble Manufacturing is taking rapid steps toward becoming a strong contender for the No. l industry rating in Seminole County. Chamber of Commerce statistics show there are 23 principal manu­ facturing plants in the county pro­ ducing products ranging from ice to sports shirts and with more than 2.000 persons on their pay­ rolls. Seminole plants turn out fish nets, concrete products, can con­ veyors, aluminum windows, boats, pajamas, shirts, fertilisers, brush­ es and electronic components. Florida leads the nation in the production of cabbage with more than one-quarter billion pouwda produced annually. manufacture of bearing aidi thi? fit into ear plecea of g la m i, mil to make poiilble inilailnlon of traoim ltteri, receiver! and tip* recorder! In apace latellltei the d ie of a grapefruit. The experience of (he company in electronic reiearcb, devolpmrnt and manufacturing ii impreiiive. It bai done work in the field) of airborne communciatloni lyitemn, ground control lyitem for a irc n fu computer! and radio and televiijoP equipment, Inertial guidance and telemetry. Among the cuitom en of the Cat. iclberry firm are Bell and Howell, Pan-American W o r l d Airway^ Remington Rand, RCA. Kughd Aircraft, Reditone Arienal md Weitingbouie. E. S. Johnton. preaident of Jobnion Electronic!, and hii able itaff comtantly work at I n c r e a s e the icope of the firm, and cnrg tlnued expaoiion li m u re d a t the Space Age advance!. RETIRED FOLKS and Young (ironing Families luiv* Thl* Planned Community Of Custom Homes ^ D bcM T I i i . • | Sanford Manufacturing Co. Is One Of Busy Firms 100 Employes Make Shirts, Pajamas The ’ pajama game'* Is better than ever in Sanford. Two of the largest plants in the county manufacture pajamas and sports shirts and both plan to ex­ pand In the near future. The planta are the Fierro Manu­ facturing Co , located an E. Com­ mercial Ave. and employing 63 persons, and the Sanford Manufac­ turing plant on W. First St. which employs 100 persons. The Fierro company turns out all kinds of pajamas for men and beys, ladies and girls. Its new building, constructed last year, contains 10.000 feet of floor space ami more is expected to be added before the year is out. Sanford Manufacturing has been expanding rapidly since the com­ pany came to Seminole County in 1955. The firm moved into a new buiidmg in 195? after tbe company began to outgrow l u facilities on Sanford Ave. It now employe 101 persons and plans to increase its sue by the end of the summer to employ an additional 100. NOT A C O N V E N T IO N A L D EV ELO P M EN T ! Lacated In lovely West Altamonte Springs on Highway 436 In the heart of one of the moat deslr* able suburban areas in Central Florida. Dol-Ray Manor homes a rt all cuatem designed styled in traditional Co* lonial simplicity. Paved and curbed etreeta, aide* walks, central water4 ay a* THE NEW ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ELK* MENTARY SCHOOL U directly acrow Hwy. 436 from DOL-RAY MANOR. For your convenience . . . shopping center*, and all metropolitan businc** opportunities and .... . .. attraction* are only minute* away, yet Dol-Ray yVsVOAVwvy Manor alts In a quiet sylvan area of rolling hills te a (IM% pure) street light* and la adscaping are all cemplela. after 1 year — Dol-Ray Manor i t r« told out and lb* de­ mand for mere homes aI this distinctive type ha* perauaded ua la ten lep a com­ panion community of l i t home sites with every good feature af Del-Ray Manor plus the addition af mar# citrus and shade trees and n scenic fishing lako—la bo knew a aa is Dol-Ray Estates Just north of llo y . 436 and adjoining the Altamonte Springs Elementary School. Venetian Blinds — We Can Fit Your fieeds In Sue . . . In Color . . . . V.’e Manufacture Venetian lUind* To Order! Moore Mirrors Rrviitaat Brighten Your Home With Mirrors. We Hare A Wide Range Of Sizes . . . . Electro Plated. Copper Racked, Modern Venetian. • Moore* Route Paint Or Framed. See Our Full Length Door Mirror*. REGAL WALL SATIN MANOR. Golf and country dubs . . . Sanlando Springs for swimming and sunshine . . . dining and dancing . . . movies . . . picturesque lakes for boating and skiing . . . the popular San ford-Orlando Kennel Club and Seminole County Raceway are among the unlimited variety of activities immediately available for both young and old. Hundreds of lakes in tho area and Dol-Ray Manor fa only 45 minutes from Atlantic Ocean Reaches. Send For Illustrated Brochure Detailing More Cultural and Recreational Advantages Of This Unusual Neighborhood ^ • Impervo Enamel • Impcrvo Varnish FHA and CONVENTIONAL LOANS AVAILABLE • Regal WaU Satin • Dulamel N EW ! • Vinyl Uaae Home* Made To Buy er’s Plans or Tailored To Their Needs Desirable Bunding Site* for Builders and Individuals Stuccogard 456 at Fee* Park (midway between SaafeeU u 4 (JrUarf*) drive » n t ate leva Ibaa I mil* (raw lb* center wf Ik* pretty little •( Allan Benjamin Moore paints M YERS N r "W ‘k* Intersectim af l '. ( . Highway IT-92 .« 4 Stale Highway Del-Ray Eataies & GALLAGHER he. BUILDERS 5I« Oraaele Ave. Phone Midway 4-4561 M A ITLA N D , * FI �. . . . i n the heart of nature's wonderland Seminole County la in the main an agricultural center. At present approximately 6,000 acres are in cultivation of vegetables; 13,000 are in improved pastures and over 15,000 acres are in citrus. There are 133,000 acres in commercial timberland, considerable com­ mercial fishing and some mineral resources, including peat and mineral water. Celery *nd cabbage are the principal cropi, with corn, beans, cauliflower, let­ tuce, peppers, aquaah, eggplant, oacarolc and other vegetables making up the balance of truck crop acreage. Seminole County nlso produces fine citrus. In­ spected shipments of oranges, grapefruit, nnd tangerines for the 1036-57 sea­ son from the county are 1,562,360 boxes. The Sanford Stnte Farmers Market, third largest in Florida, handles produce and citrus snlca each year amounting to over $5,000,000. Bulbs ami ferns, flowers and nursery stock are raised on a commercial scale. Trade In farm machinery, seeds, insecticides and fertilizer is an important adjunct to the agricultural industry of the county. In Semlnelt County la located a frozen juice concentrate plant which also manu­ factures marmalades, jellies and other citrus delicacies, nnd converts citrus residual into cattle feed. A number of small diversified manufacturing operations are now lo­ cated in Seminole County. Included among theso arc: manufacturers of electronic components; aluminum jalousies, awnings and other items used in the building trade; metal hardening and processing plants, manufacturers of boats, sport shirts, gowns, pajamas, swim suits, insecticides, fertilizers, insecticide impregnated floorwax, concrete blocks, septic tanks and pipe, and a number of smaller miscellaneous manufacturing operations. HERE LIFE BEGINS ANEW WITH GLORIOUS MEANING The Naval Air Station nt Sanford Is Im­ portant to the economy of the county. U. S. Highways 17 and 02, and Florida High­ ways 46, 415, 418, 419 and 426 enter the county. Hail acrvlce is provided by the Sea­ board Airline Hail road and bus service is available by Creyhound Lines. A private airport is operated in the county, and plans are near complete for establish­ ing a county-owned commercial air­ port. A large metropolitan ulrporl. providing transcontinental freight and paHsenger service lies just a few miles outside the county. In Seminole County actually living on the water Is not just an Impossible dream, the his­ toric St. Johns River and Its tributaries, the charming moan-shrouded Econloekhatchce nnd WekIva, plus many sun-sparked fresh water takes give the pleasures or being "on Ibe water" open to everyone. Here are neighborly communities where there is plenty of room to breath the pure out- ( door air . . . a bread-and-butter area, without pretensions, where a person can relax nt last nnd do ; the things he has always wanted to do . . . this is Seminole County. ( this a d v e r t i s e m e n t sponsored of S e m i n o l e through County by t h e c i t i z e n s their elected officials The County Government of SEM INOLE COUNTY FLORIDA �nlvtrssry last year, Is putting finishing touches on a new Insec­ ticide building. .Machinery ha* Just gone into the building which has more than 20.000 square feet ■fur producing and storing insec­ ticide. Chare arid Co. terse* .1&0 markata In most of the U. S-, in Can­ ada and parts of Europe. Chase's citrus and vegctahlo production , runs over two million packages I yearly, The produce conic* from more than 6,000 acre* and biings ■ a gross Income of more than 64 ’.t ’ million per year. Chase uml Co. t employs more limn 0(K) person*. * Cabbage, celery, lettuce, e*c»role and cauliflower are the vege• table staples tho company sell* to northern customers. The firm ■ sells about 760,000 packages of ' celery alone annually. Celery is Still Chase's main vegetable com­ modity, . Chase vegetables come chiefly * from the Sanford-Ovledo-Jlellwrood • area, with celery also coining from ; Fahokee. I The company employs 200 perW ith C h a m b > son* in its citrus operation. The 1 eftnia Industry at Chase Includes freeze. The company also markets • growing, picking, packaging and peaches a t Marahallville, Gs. • marketing. Citrus production has Chase and Co. fertilizers and • always been a Chase mainstay ex- agricultural chemical products are • cept for a abort time after the 1804 jwidely distributed. The new fer- W'w l *H •¥ Four-H Club activity In Semi­ nole County is nourishing, with approximately 280 projects car­ ried oul during 1939. Last year there were 211 I II members organized Into eight clubs in the eounty, with 130 of the 211 completing requirements for the yeer. The annual statistical report showed that SJ members cgme from farm homes. 86 from rursl, year, la older. Sydney and Joshua Chaie founded the company In 1881. The firm parked the flrat trainload of celery to leave Sanford.. Sydney Chase'* eon*, Randall and Sydney, aie president and vice president o the corporation. Chase and Co. atarted out selling fire inturance, fertilizer* and grower*' supplied. The Florida State Bank now aland* where the first Chase office rote. The freeze of 1894-5)3 almoil knocked out the Florida citrus In­ dustry. But Chase survived a low point in agricultural fortune* and received William R. Harney aa a partner just before 1900. The com­ pany opened a Jacksonville office in 1004 and became incorporated in 1014. JuH before World War I the in­ surance business waa sold so Chase could devote its full time to agricultural and growers' supply Interests, Chase sold most of its citrus just before lil.tO and mar­ keted the rest through the Florida Citrus Exchange for the next five years. A fter that Chase resumed its own citrus marketing. The fer­ tiliser and growers' supply busi­ ness also developed during this period. Randall Chase said in an anni­ versary statement: "Believing that honesty begets honesty, and trust begata trust, the personnel has created a way of business that has served well." non-farm homes and about 81 from urban homes. A study of the enrollment show­ ed 32.7 percent of the members are in the first year of 4-H work; 23.T percent in the second year; 14.7 percent in the third year; 4.1 percent in the fourth year, and 2.8 per eent in the fifth year or over. Enrollment showed 13.3 per­ cent of the boys In 4-H Club work In 1939 were 10 years old or under. Projects for the year Included parliripating In various club shows In (he stale and membera represented tha county at the an­ nual 4-H short course at the Uni­ versity of Florida. Thousanda Of Acres Yield Crops Every Year Produce Buyers Spread Them Across Nation Many years ago, Andrew Duda and hit family came south from Cleveland, O., and settled In the community or Slavla. Just south of Oviedo In the southern end of Seminole County. Using strong backs and keen minds, he and his three sons John, Andrew Jr., and Ferdinand, began to clear the rich mucklands for space to ’ grow celery. From this small beginning the company of A. Duds and Sons has grown into one of tbo largest and most modern farming opera­ tions In the state. While they still farm a targe acreage of mbckland in iht Slavla area, they have expanded to other ■areas ■ ■ ■of■ ■the ■ ■state. ____ They have •beautiful farms In the Zellwood muckland area and in Belle A "Rolls Royce" of windowa-lolook-out of la made not too far from the city limits of Sanford— where there is beauty galore on which to look oul. Just four miles south of Sanfurd on U. S. Hwy. 17-92 is the HerCar Aluminum Products Co. where the finest industrial and residen­ tial aluminum windows are avail­ able. The firm—which has advanced mechanical concepts of Its o w n la turning out n product that not only has become known nation wide, but worldwide. Prise Winners Frances, Owen and Catherine Camritack Their Cows Won 4-H Dairy Competition At Fair hoinemakJng projects and turn in their record hook*. This SeminoleVolusia 4-H camp la held each sumniur at Camp Melius trie In Ocala National Forest. Both boy* and girls from 411 clubs attend the camp. County girls' 4-H clubs me located In Lake Mary, Slavla, North Orlamlu, Sanford and Lake Brantley. Wumcn supervise club activities under tire leadership of the rounly home demonstration agent, Miss Myrtle Wilson. The girla meet in their lenders' homes, The clubs are organized every year after school opens. Junior membership is for girl* between On* of tha major supplier* of paint and plastic product* needs In Florida I* the Peninsula Paint and Plastics Manufacturers, Inr., Kanfuni, whlrh distributes its supplies throughout the state. Located on the Old Orlando Highway, the firm was formed by huslnestinrn who have wide exper­ ience In the point and plasties bus­ iness, It distribute* through It* own retail store*. labor-saving farming equipment. John Duda, who U In charge of equipment manufacturing, realis­ ed several y ean ago that to eombat Increasing labor costa a ma­ chine must be invented le speed up the old method of harvesting celery. V He went to work oa the drawing boarda and cam* up with a gi­ gantic 18-wheel device that Is now commonly known aa a "Mule Train." This machine did away with the old method of "house packing" and now tha celery la cut. washed, elzed and graded, and packed right la tha Maid aa tha maehlne. The company hag patented th e maehlne aad there are m a n f celery growers oil ovor tho coun­ try atlng k with great oaeeesa. Associates Anti-Pest W ax Made For Tropics The eotintywide girls' 4-H Club dress review April 29 will be only •ne of the varied activities slatted each year by Seminole’s Junior homemakers. Girla from zlx Seminole County 4-H clubs will show their home­ made finery at the review' lo find who wins a d re n making short course in Tallahassee. The 4-H g irlip u l on a hoincmak(flg demonstration at tho County Hume Demonstration Council Cen­ ter end took part in National 4-H Club Weak March S-12. The 70 4-H girls In Seminole County are eligible for the 4-11 ram p In July if they contplclo (heir Glade on the shorn of Lake Okeechobee. Besides being In tha farming business they also bay* one of the finest Brahman cattle herds in the country. Their prise slock are constantly bringing home blue ribbons from fairs all ever the country. Their cattle ranch la located In the Cocoa area. • The administrative office and their shops are located In Slavla and all of their satea a rt handled from that point. Due Is the vast spreading of lltolr various- opera­ tions In the stale they have a twin-engine airplane ready a t all llmea to carry them from Slavla to the different operations. While the Dudai are well known for their greet farming eperatlons they alao are well known for their invention of time-saving and Owner* of home* In Florida have found they can look to a San­ ford manufacturing firm to make their "finer living in the hums or tha *un" juat a bit finer and more comfortable. The Chemical. Corporation of America, located on Elm Ave, in Sanfurd, ha* come up with a floor wax ipedflcaliy designed for sub­ tropical homes that contain* an in-rcticide which la fatal to floorcrawling pest*. Salesmen for the product—mer­ chandised under the label "FreeWax"—Is distributed, to retailers throughout the nation. Success of OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA AT GLEASON'S GENERAL STORE PROTECTION HOMES LAKE FRONT LOTS SITES AND FARMS ACREAGE COMMERCIAL LOCATIONS (INDUSTRIAL REMEMBER OUR LOCATIONS: They’re Not Paul Bunyan Size, But Sweet Potatoes Grow Big t SITES �*7 ' t .> 31 bounty Still A Top Celery Producer This Product Goes Worldwide Cecil Tucker, Right, Inspects Tomatoes County Agent Works With Farmers The Seminole County Agent's office is looking forward to one of it* biggest year* In 1900. Citrus and vegetable production li expected to increase over the .preceding year and County Agent Cecil Tucker ulH be gelling addillonal manpower for his program Activity in the field of poultry husbandry I* expected to pick up in I9G0 as rompared to previous years and Tucker is hoping to get an assistant with a varied hackground in poultry. Probably the biggest program the rounty agent's office has underlaken in (he past year has been eradication of thr screwworm fly. Since the initiation of this program by the state and federal governments, not a single case of screwworms has been reported by Seminole County liveHock producers. In connection with the program, the agricultural agent joined effort* with the program informstion officer from Sebring to line up a number of publle relations programs for the various groups in Sanford. Cartful Attention, Climate Boost Crops Sprays, Fertilizers Are Programmed The Seminole County Cattlemen's Asm. has hern active throughout 1939 amt membership , >'»* »lmosl doubled over the pre! vlous year. The area’s production in citrus and horticultural crop* exceed* that of any other section of its site in the state and southeast, Tucker alio said that poultry and dairy farming has gained in production in the county due lo dairies moving out of the Urlando area. The 1939 agent’sannual report shows also giantgains in soil and water Inventor) projects, The report show* that .the county agents utficr dralt with problcma as wide and varied as pipeline problem*, re evaluation of farm lands and drainage need*, The report showed 3,299 personal contacts were made Individually or through meetings by the agent In 1939. • Thr rounty agent's office gave assistance during the year In such varied field* a i paiture production, farm equipment, forestry and 411 club acUvitici. | Fern* for florists throughout the | order customers farther north and j founder, A, in Seminole »re served by truck, rail- fernery’s president. He grad nation | road and air. ed from Duke University wit County Vaughan, son of the company's 1 business administration degree. Caaielherry and Fern Park are the crntrri for three companlea which grow the famoua plumosa fern, the low plumosa being pre­ ferred by floslita to larger fern*. The fern-growing buaineai ataried in Seminole County in the late 1920'a and the county la an Ideal area for growing fema, ac­ cording to Ca»«elberry Ferneriee, Inc.'s Manager Paul Rates. Far­ ther north It la too cold and far­ ther aouth the planta often turn yellow. I.ath bonnes cover acrea of ferm in l’a*-clbcrry and Fern Park. Thr ahcltera give the neceaaary half ahade, but due to the expenae of lumber, Caaaelberry Fcrnerlea la changing to natural tree ahadr which la better, ac­ cording to Itatea, Treea provide more protection agalnat cold wea­ ther than aheda, he added. Decorative planta are replacing many of Semlnole'a County'a fern*, Batea aald, but fern-grow­ ing haa been a good buaineaa for the paat 30 ycara. Fern Park's Vaughan Fernery employa U peraona. It'a operatlona are alriclly concerned with wholeaale diatrlhulion, Vaughan now haa acveral green house* grow­ ing decorative plant* to comple­ ment ita fern production. Rut Vaughan doea not raiae flowering planta. This largeat of Seminole County ferneriee ha* fern production cen­ ter* in Altamnnle Spring* and Oviedo, a* well as Kern Park, utilising a total of 30 acre*. Thr rapidly expanding market for decorative plant* ha* owner Decorative Plants Grow By The Acre Karl Vaughan keeping to acre* of nursery stock under shade. The M. J. Kleinknight Inspects Greenhouse stork supplies the cutting* from which new plants are grown in the greenhouses. Tlie greenhouses cover two acres. No matter what the wea­ ther outside, temperature and humidity Inside the glass houses is always constant. German-grown peal moss I* used as a bed for the young plants. To supply customers, Vaughan also maintain* greenhouse* in North Carolina. A truck and semi­ RKAUTY NOOK trailer rarrlea plants to the com­ panies northern depots. Vaughan ProfcMional Hnlr Styling greenery goe* to Virginia, West and Coloring Virginia, North and South Caro­ lina, Tennessee, Geqrgla, Ala­ ALL SENIOR OPERATORS bama, and Mississippi. Mall- Citrus Planting Up The 1937 Slate Plant Board cen­ sus showed 1,179,279 citrus treea planted In Seminole County, IS,339 acres in commercial grovea. This It an Inereaae of aomt 3,911 acrea over acreage reported in the 1934 cenrni. ip i n - * OPEN COMPLETE ROOMS OF FINE FURNITURE NIGHTS TO M OTTO o ftsdttaAJuAnUtuM C lm fw h s iM \ I jo u A m FREE lA n d s h A o id o w n }" D ELIV ER Y 1 VK vVv Highway S O U T H Between Sanford and Orlando IN TMS HEART OF t C A S S ELB ER R Y , F L A . j • AN Modena Equipment • Air-Conditioned for yoor sonfost HARRIETTS �— V ■ ‘■ *. ; ’ 1 v * ' • *j V '- r ■<• ->*■*. i<*.X. w i • j«fi^Ki»UlWlJEte«ia*,*l£ :V os steadfast as a hearty handshake . • ___ is the precious ingredient in this . %V.*J \ bank's continued growth and progress INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPART­ MENTS: Designed and staffed for speedy servicing of personal, auto­ mobile and home improvement loans. MODERN FACILITIES: 10 teller windows on main floor and 2 walk-up windows on Park Avenue assure quick transaction of every banking service. THE SANFORD & ATLANTIC A n3 5 7 n a t io n a l bank tw t AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVTLLH SANFORD. FLORIDA STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF 'I'iXi. j ' i., i •^(Ua f \ - '■ .i V .I*K\ • DECEMBER 31. 1959 COMPTROLLER’S CALI. RESOURCES □ , | 4,306,214.43 Loans and Discounts Bank inn House, Furniture and 124,098.13 Fixtures Other Real Estate ST,000.00 Acquired For Drive-In Federal Reserve Bank Stock 15,000.00 Others Resources 6,368.83 U. S. Government ObtiotJo* M.OOO.OSOJ4 Other Marketable Bonds 486,631.T9 Cash and Due From , Banks ' 1,565,062.58 8,028.608.7! Total 110,712,285.12 LIABILITIES Capital Stock Surplus Undivided Profits Reserves Unearned Dtoeout Deposits I 250,000.00 250,000.00 178,777.84 144,856.18 135,360.06 -M V. 878,606 stream Musi drtve-tu addfthm __________________ Castomere driving along Park Avenne, mar tarn late the bank area, conduct their bnaineae with the tellers and drive through on to Second Street. An overhead corridor connects the teller enclosures with the main hank so that employees may remain inside while going from the main bank U the drive-in addition. Drive-la windows wIS remain open during regular banking hours— 9 a . m.‘ ’til 4 p. m. Monday through Thursday, with additional 5:30 to 8:.10 hours an Friday. 9,758,292.28 U tiTlIJIltil W e Have Grown Helping Sanford Grow p A t la n t ic iMerperaUd 1M7 Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . <mw .u b u f.iji. ■-■— — -----■ <. pg a B n m u n m n — j # nnm m ena �/ l* a matter of fact ip Seminole County, but the county baa not omitted continuation of ita comfortable way of Ufa from future planning. TTila section k about «ona of the oommuniUea and what k happening k them. No Let Up Seen In Seminole Growth As County Gets Up Steam For Future There a rt mure businesses, more pen. pie and more activity of all kinds this year in Seminole County than ever before, ami the county Is getting ready.for even greater expansion. The county government, presided over by the Board of County Commissioners, made some impressive changes during 105!) and is making plans to handle the business of a population exacted to reach 150,000 in a few years. Completed at year's end was a countywide property revaluation for assessment of taxes which added millions of dollars to the lax roll and left (he county with the lowest tax levy in Florida—11 mills. This was designed to sprend the tax burden more equitably. Kxpansion of county operations in­ clude plans for the biggest rond improve­ ment program ever, improvements to the courthouse, a new $100,1)00 health center, a big Memorial Hospital expansion, a new jail, a survey of the needs for im­ provement or building of a new county home for the aged and indigent, and a big Mhool construction program. Comprehensive zoning has been adopt­ ed on a countywide hnsis for the first time and a series of public meetings scheduled to explain the program to residents of •ach district of the county. This zoning plan protects restricted residential arena and allows prospective commercial or industrial site purchasers to get an exact picture of how property is classified. Building permit values in the county during 1958 and 1959 were in excess of $.14 million, with an increase of $7 million in 1959 for a total of $20,588,074 that year alone. Building included more than 8,000 new homes. County population is now mure than 52,000 and Seminole is listed as fifth in growth and eighth in population density per square mile in Floridn. Two telephnn* companies had .1.750 phones in 1950-—now they list 15,(500 customers. Fortunately, Seminole County haa room to grow at a rnpid rate and still re­ main the tropical location of comfortable living which first attracted people to the state. Sanlando Springs Near Longwood, Is A Major Florida Attraction For Tourists, Residents jvvS v N tlty 9 •*-*. ►*H) .'v "*1\ Lyman School Queen Mary Renninggr Crowned Community Activities Drnw Much Interest Peace And Quiet In True Tropical Land Scenes Like This Only Few Miles From Town Mora people were engaged in non-farm Job» a* 19SM ended than aver liefora in Seminole County, ..cording to Dan Hahn, manager of the it*is employment aervtre. While the December record level was largely the reaull of aeaiooat influence*, substantial growth in tha region'■ economy wa* alio ationgly evident. Hahn aaid hia adfiaa made *W ■ a n ila iim w k k IN * Km k 19&>. Hshn pointed out th at the trend boosting employment in the county #boum continue, especially with ^ WWM pl. nBfd b>. lronle* <"du»lrlee. The biggest employment gain* in the county were noted in the manufacturing and construction induatrie*. Hahn aaid agricultural a m p l a y m a a t remained steady throughout 19*9. Tha average factory work week in December roaa to 41.0 hour.— an inrreaae of 0.4 over tha |u a. rioua month and 1.1 hour, over the lame month in ll>M. Grose average hourly earning of ll.MI indicated ■ two-rent increaaa over November and a fourcent riaa over December 1958. Tram pottatiun companlea in tha county added worker, aa freight and holiday passenger traffic ha. ervaaed. flaina in school aaaployment were also noted. fit Johns River Is Vital Part Of County Colorful Homes, Vacation Camps Dot Its Banks �I i = # » W ord 0 . Coonty P ogrets mad wort ill tin a***. 1Board CloUroisr 3. Hull* l*o* I . | r« juat w rit Lake County t t Amcum primary road* for lb* itdny improvements! count/ including a two O ritoi 4 f and met wtlfe BED Bridge, four-lanin/ of Cower* S to BerninaW G em */ O a a w t e M t r f l k biggnot M " * «* !£ £ *- Avr_ and in irn n a ie iia end **alirnm eir of BK IM 1rm Attamonte tp r in p U tbe Orange Count/ lore. Working eJaaalj wilfe tbe Com­ mittee of It* , the Ciia Diuer u imp' vepanmem is Well Equipped Tor Srounutr Ruse l*ep*-invent, r n t a r t m ) aa in greatest Toad tmeroeemen; penr-s m in t t coun ty s fefaurr. win hs*t plenty af aqmpman: to carry aa tbe wort County engineer Bafeert D eri, /e g a *ted that lour large dump truck* wore pnrchaaad m MV fend (fee county rommuntm to oast)/ approved tfea p n f a t nf tare addttfanal pickup truck* | Wtlfe three ptrchaee*. P e r u e*ti1M tbe: many county road* tfea: aetfead paring and were aideid beenute nf lack r* afeutpwfll fen done ttafa year, id wnrk te tbe county got an feanot aarty tbia paar wfeea purebaoed a loadat a intal « r . wf t t y la ferine "<MIJr *"** industries Bose goring Iba r* af aod u look* b y fnrwotd la faowralheT wb*s tfea 9 7 mltliaa io n riet ef.m etnm . O w u r n d i fi^oiwC oras innd cunjtrvciivr i* **• peeled tu atari m Mar and will »*■ fdagr I n a lJdfa-IJWfe patauna. to ear aatrt of them I n n the countyTb* ( mu', tourist efrrartiw will fee faceted vn B + ) ■l ' - t l near Ifea Hinrialaad liriaw-la. The Chamber feaa gust completed aue <jf its mvm'. awtaeaaluJ years, ta fe a U f tr John felrv !'Community Service' Is Byword In Chuluota Community e r m r r i> the o«- ! tmrrhaerd more than kl J P ' worth wnrd aw unmtp 'p j- a ttd Clfahiota nf children * pteygraund rrp rp Tnerr are m np-ciim e.c; 1.000 moot Tbe Community Club and the perjon* m tbe couthwer. ferminoir Cotmty rummuuiiy and about CM Youth Club ai*o arr tryms to ob­ *-r mrmber< of the Cnuluma tain a have ball field *«b boprt Commum:? Club which u the rraidcnu will rjirt a Little League cinees: thmg ip town gove r nment end an Adult League. In other civic aetirnie*. the Besides the Community and Teenage club*. C fedhV alaa ha* Women'* Qub ha* a “friendly a Borneo* Club. Jleuree* d u b fife" fund ta help Chuluota* and a needy organued Spnncmra * needy. Led fey Mrs Virginia Club Tnerr ei*c m a Baptic Cbacwirt and Mr* Joe Arm­ Churrh and a non-eertanan Com strong. Chuluota ladir* rollertfd ■feotft fwai lor the L'nnad Fund mumt* Church Community Club data an* U is October and November. Cnuluota etjoy* ta* charm and • year. BeeeaUon 1* a prime facet nf qum of a rural com ®unit y but Chuluota life and tbe Community m ronaecied directly with more Chib ha* authonaed nxuUation populous Mnford *nd Orangs county town* via SB 41t. flf »hutflehoanJ and horse Midst tall palms, nea tomes facilities at tbe club house are dotted *round Lake Cathera»< Mill* and Horseshoe Lsfct* TS community site cover* « j , square mile area, and Cbulugj developer* have about II squirt mile* over wbirb 1* eiptaj. Plan* already are under**? $ development of two dtrugm*. The count} leries the only use*, but Chuluota fea* it* o*z supply and some area* have *t*. age ije u m t. b s t a r d i Fart M tS n Park fet* • m r ta tm a building, far ta^ parties aad games, an outdoor i( alley tbufQebaard cour. -.a.*— trtrait court*, a Ud.feM gallon ™ loot kmg swimming pool aad * supervised chfldret't playgroaad. wen*, mad feg tha liuring IMP, tfee Chamber erdfaaled fell contacts far X>;ns ironies fend D a u fe m JUertrwnie* ta locate fem . The taw planta are fimvsdlA whfafe will necessitate tfee amfeDO additional r n U al raiwawd feet* m MM ware (fee Yank Manu­ facturing C o. P e n t Manulnctnjfa« Ca. and KcU Bottling plant. Chamber nrliejtfas during tha yaar InctiMag joint partiripaooii fa * a » / Appraciatioo Hap and wtfem Coat a t tbe taunt/** giant mad mprove men: yrogram which arlll tncluda paring and reeurlacmg. will he 2 STORES Education Prime Seminole Feature Ja public it/ a w i . the Chamber furnished brochure* for Ifea le i* aa information booth, Ceauml Flo­ rida MsgaaitiusL H and* Iteeufap* ■wad Commission welcome at*(fan* a t Milliard. Tufa*, and J '« aaebfa and la enrieus chambers «fed aortbarn automobile clubs. A a C ad C published new nape t o Sanford aad f w i i t oie Count?. and mateosU newspaper ar- TO BETTER SERVE YOU G ift A S tatlgB drjr S to re ia 4 Offica FanUlara Start C Of C Finds Ready Market For Relaxed Living- In County's Tropical Climate POWELLS Oviedo Busy Expanding Schools, Civic Services There i* good fishing fa nearby lakes and tbe city maintains • operated by swimming pool liable perm* i n . m a. A rt. ftA K F O R O , FA 2SS42 Tmspoftofios No ^OONBO^O O A K LA W N M EM O R IA L PARK A 'M u s t' stop oa your trip to Florida! fA C T S MASONIC MEMORIAL Q a JJa w n Mads M glswstag white Caorgfa maihfa, tfeis hugs emblem is tfea cantml fsnUars nf Ufa Mssonic flawfaa. Hers tfea lawn and landscaping feaa pet te to added. Bat fate ass/ now to oeloeted •ad purtfeaasd m a pss s sad baste, la tbs cam pie tod options af Oakfaw* are tfea Chrtefa* Mamsefal, canteal fMtuia mt tfea Caaiaa ad tto Orate, aad tfea msmmotb apsa Bible Memenal •enrfaakfag tto Gaidaa t t Orrstfaa. Sctodufad n sst for compfattea fa tfea tianfaa t t Faitfe, with lta ow» fsaturs designed u> SanRiHlto s t t the adfear faatasaa la (fete toauttfsl Memorial Path. Mesa, afas^ fate a a / new ha efetetaed an a prs need beats. Aside Item the Masonic Garden, Oakland U Ufa out in religious (though net sectarian» garden*, and open far use by all Faith*. G T ^*1 F O U AND BEX/ BAKBICCB DELIGHTFUL SHORT ORDERS VARIETY 0 / BEVERAGES DELICIOUS M EAU s. a a COLONIAL DKiVK — OBLANDO b u t it ta t* . . . MB!'* eR the srerspdahaa sM afford* bust addi­ tional I n t i i m nasally associated with a burial ••tata. Tm k la iV'iraaif >>4 family la a t this brautifsl m b i m I part M a t a*M ag tha orterttea af gear tarial • m — *A *m a» # . A. f �{ C Of C Details New Adventure In Living Interfiled In a new adventure in living? And casual living? • A mere 32 miles off the coast of the blue Atlantic and in the eastcentral section of the Sunshine State ia a quiet, charming, mossshrouded area of imall towns. Connected by a aeriea of quiet laVfi. green groves of citrus and acre* of rich farmland, the com­ munities and towns are ideal for the retiree, the young man tired of the "rat race" of the Rig Town and looking for the "land of opportunity" the businessman seeking to escape tribulations of northern competition and high rusts, and th* young couple de­ sirous of rearing children in a neighborly atmosphere. Where it this tropical near­ paradise? Seminole County of which Sanford U the seat of gov­ ernment. For full information about life and living in Seminole County—ita housing, business opportunities, payrolls, recreation and sporting facilities, civic and snrial artiv*. ties, and glorious Bring—weton the Seminole CovinIy Chamber eg Commerce, Sanford, Fla. Ha a(«B will he moat happy to prortdn yos with tha data you with. ! i Chuluota Recreation Centers Around Lake Plans Call For Beach Development y o u ’ll At Your Sanford North Orlando County's Newest Town A whole m w (own ipring up in Seminoir County in IMS when North Orlando w h Incorporated just a few mllaa aouth of Sanford. The UT-homc village waa Ineorporaled by the Hate togiilalure June 30, INS. located In the middle of Seminole County. North Orlando h at 3.8J0 acrei within ita llmlli. Individual developert build on land bought from th» North Or­ lando Co. The village hat its own water and towage aytUmt. Right now a group of M-mor* hornet It being completed. Matt­ er Buildera Inc. built the tin t 117 houses. Miami and rt. Lauderdale developer Parry Wllleta recently bought 500 Iota and it putting up 24t hdmea In the IIO.OOO price range. Mayor Roy Llddicott taid that the greateit problem with thia new davelopmeat will be meeting the need lor aehoolt. However, a m w achool will be ready by rail in neighboring Longwood. Thia fourth addition to North Orlando will be near the SR «M and 418 Interiectlont. Land north of Edgtmont Ave. to being cleared for recreation. Men of the town have atked the North Orlando Co. about having li t tie League and Babe Ruth League bnaebal piay thia spring. Thia tile may antwer the need, aince. according to councilman FOR Frank Faaula, It eventually will have a batcball-softball diamond, teonli courta and ahuffleboard allay a. Plana are being diicuiaed for eatabllihment of a day nurarry, grocery atorc, a poat office aubatatlon and laundromat in the vil­ lage limit*. A refuae collection aervice haa been contracted. Members of the governing coun­ cil are Mayor Llddicott and counoilmen Frank Faaula, Joe Jack•on, Reginald Webster and Domi­ nic Tcrebo. Faaula atao to fire and police chief. Women of the area have formed a garden club and other social and civic activities are getting started. Memorial Hospital Planning $500,000 Expansion Next Fall Work on a >500.000 addition tu I’ctrraon said the board of Seminole Memorial Hospital L ex­ trustees due* not contemplate any pected to Hart in the fall, giving requests for additional county the hospital 30 additional beds. bond Lsucs or indulge in any fin­ Sanford architect John Burton ancial campaign! to produce the reported recently he Is working on preliminary plana for the addi­ amount of money needed to match tion. federal Rinds in financing the proMoney for the addition will gram. coma from the federal govern­ The expaniion alio will provide ment Hill-Burton Act matching for additions to the X-ray and funds. A. B. Peterson Sr., chairman of laboratory departments. Tha current hoipital budget i* Ihf hospital's board of truttcaa, emphasised the hospital's finan­ >691,640 and contributions arc ex­ cial condition to auch that the ex­ pected to total 15,000. Anticipated pansion program ean be initiated without coat to tha eitirens of the revenue ia expected to bo >585,400 | plus >34,000 from tax receipts. county. s to p p in g fo v o rito Vw 'll Find - - DRUG STORE . . . . m odern, dear-v iew S elf-S en ire Display Shelve* . . . . You'll m arvel a t th* trem en d o u s nlock o f needed personal and household necessultien — th» h u n d red s and hundreds o f (1 ft Ideas . . . nationally know n brands of chocolates', sta tio n e ry , hahy needs, cosm etic*, toys, noveltlr* and knickknacks too aum erouft to m ention. fo w SANFORD, FLA. 100 E. FIRST ST. TIM ETHE CLOCK R EG U LAR D IN N ER LUNCH A -L A "TH E STATE M A R K ET R ES TA U R A N T" I FA B R EA K FA S T * i l l a t ’A Roumillat A Anderson TA K E-O U T ORDERS A V E . A t 1 3 th m ON THE CORNER BY THE CLOCK • FAMOUS NAME BRANDS COSMETICS*and TOILETRIES FOR MEN and WOMEN • DELICIOUS LUNCHES and FOUNTAIN TREATS ANY AROUND F R E N C H « t your W ALG REEN AGENCY DRUG STORE THE B ite Mm HUAS b t FA 2 -4 2 2 6 CARTE SANDW ICH i �Longwood Is A Town Really On The Go Longwood Mayor Lormann Deposits $70,000 Check For Bond Issue, Councilman R. C. Carlson Looks On Dignified Longwood Hotel Attracts Visitors For Quiet, Comfortable Winter Vacations Longwood ii on the go, an an­ nual checkup shows. The aouth Seminole town o( juil over 1,400 population had (411,646 worth of building and two acta paued by the legislature lait year, A nationally known Ice machine company ii looking at Longwood ai a possible factory aite and the Jayceea put up a new civic build­ ing In January. Mayor A. R. Lormann reported that developer! are aelling their buildlngi a i fait a i they put them up. The ilate approved alternating the terma of councilman and per­ mitted an act letting Longwood oxtend iti limit* by annexation. A fire marahal wax appointed during the year to command (he reorganized fire department. The volunteer firemen have weekly drllla and mutual aid agreemenU with Caiiclbcrry and Altamonte Springi departmenli. The Town Council authorized a cemetery and named two of ita member! to aupcrviia maintenance and sale of the ploli.' In the water department, aervlce tneraaaed J0.3 trccnt and i u water m eteri were Hailed. The machinery lor a tio.ooo bond fnue wai started last year and the iiiuu was approved by the circuit court in January. The Issue was sold in February. The bonds were issued to pay for paving three streets and to extend the town water system. The paving covers Grant St. from Wildmere to George Ave., Palmetto St. from K. Lake Ave. to Grant Ave. and Wilma St. from Markham Hd. to Molnar Ave. The council also negotiated to give one refuse collection service the exclusive right to collect refuse in Longwood. Working in their spare time, the Longwood Jayceea built a cement block youth center an Grant SI. The center will provide facilities for youth dances as well as for Jaycee activities. Longwood has more than 1,900 acres within Ha limits. Lyman School serving that area is the largest In Seminole County. Mure than 1,600 children are enrolled in Lyman's ....... _grades l-ll, A new Longwood elementary school will be ready by fall, A new town medi­ cal center was finished last year, Longwood'a churches include Christ's Church, Episcopal; First Baptist Church, First ranlecustal Church and the Church of Christ, The last two were built recently and tba first two have made new additions. Besides the chamber of com­ merce and Jaycees, Longwood'a civic organisatlona Include the Civic League, the Home Demonatration Club and Tourist Club. C Residential Development Among Lakes Starts Like This j * County's Scenic Areas Attract Nation’s Best Builders TheSpirit of Our Founder / STILL K E E P S THE HILL LUMBER & H A R D W A R E V I G O R O U S and GROW ING W. J. HILL The fuinlliur old landmark pictured above, housed the Hill Lumber and Hardware since the busi­ ness was founded by W. J Hill in 1873, until it was torn down in 1059. Here four generations of Sanford residents came for all their lumber, herd, ware and building needs. Above, dressed in the best style of his day, is W. J. Hill founder of what Is now the oldest lumber and hardware store south of Jacksonville. His son, W. C. Hill, now the president of Ilill Lumber, was bom in the old apartment upstairs over the store (at left). He la now In semi-retirement, but the com­ pany continues to go forward under the leadership of Mr. Hill’s son-in-law, Vice-President J. H. Crapps. AFTER 87 YEARS . . . fully staffed to service you with complete insurance facilities. KIRK * WINDSTORM • EXTENDED COVERAGE • COVER-ALL • HOMEOWNERS • ALL INLAND MARINE COVERAGE • FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS • AVIATION • ALL FORMS AUTOMOBILE • PLATE GLASS • ALL FORM CASUALTY • WORKMEN S COMPKNSTION Above is pictured the new, modern salesroom and offices or Hill Lumber and Hardr ware Co.; completed and opened for business shortly before Christmas of 1959.. DO YOU N E E D — , Lumber — Plywood * Boo flag — Paint — Glass — Tiling Insulation — Tools — Hardware and BUILDING SUPPLIES, Call FA 2-5581 "The Lumber Number,*' for Sudden Service ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANE BLDG O FA I-63TS O SAXFOK0 / REPRESENTINGi AMERICAN FIRE * CAIVALTY CO. 213 W. THIRD ST. SANFORD ( �Lake Mary Is One Of Busiest Communities Lake V ary, one of the nearest large communities on the out­ skirts of Sanford, baa grown by leaps and bounds in the past year and now is considering be­ coming incorporated Itself. A Its growth for the past year inTluded such achievements as the building of ■ local fire house with all volunteer labor; cultivation of a Boy Scout Park end a modern Boy Scout Hut, built aod furnish­ ed by local effort; a modern new store building in the center of town which la occupitd at present with a restaurant and drug store combined, a real estate office tn d TV-Radio Repair Service. m Work on the new Like Mery E le m e n ta ry school Is progressing rapidly end It will be ready for use before the next school term begins. Road Improvements were start­ ed In 1939 and several city streets have been soml-hard surfaced os well as the old main road from Lake Mary to Lons wood. Many new homes have been built in and all around Lake Mary. Plant ^ i l v e been made for a new build­ i n g development Just a few blocks from town and on the way to Sanford. This will include 223 ,tew homes all with lake front privi­ leges to be built around Crystal Lake. , Last year saw the completion of a new wing on the Lake Mary Baptist church which includes three Sunday school rooms and n nursery. With the help of mtny donations, new pews hive been p la c e d in the church. The Lake Mary Community Presbyterian church observed its 63th anniversary, Oct. It. with n covered dish dinner by the mem­ bers, dedication ot an alumi­ num cross atop the church bell tower, and a memory tabic of portraits of many of the wed­ dings which have taken place during the history of the church. Lake Mary haa its own Home ^Demonstration Club for the wom­ en of the community and they have many instructive meetings during the year with guest speak­ ers included on their programs. There are two very active 4-H groups. The community is most proud of the work and accomplishments of the Lake Mary Roy Scout Troop 242 under the leadership of H. J. Demers, Scoutmaa'er. The Chamber of Commerce re­ ports great progress in 1939 in beautification end Improvement around Lake Mery as well as in civic growth. One big event of the yeer that attract! county and etatewide at­ tention ia the ennuil Pioneer Night staged by Frank Event. The crowd overflows the Chamber of Commerce Bldg, where this ia held. All the pioneers of Lake Mary end the surrounding areas are honored. Many of them tell of their experiences and addi­ tional entertainment la provided. Prizes are awarded to the oldeit and all are given flowers for re­ membrance. Sheriff's Office Increasing Staff The a h triffa department hopes to Incrtaat its lew enforcement s tiff by adding two more deputies Inter in tha year. Sheriff J. L. Hobby sold tho dapartmont now bee nlno deputioe covering tho county, working aieund the clock. Aa part of an expansion pro. from , Hobby said bis offlco also plana to parehaea two additional c a n thia yaar. Tha office now hai ■lx autoo In aorvice. The office alio hae throe radio operator* and two offlco worker*. Hobby oaid SominoU County haa tha lawait c rin a rata af. any county in Control Florida and ono of tho lowest in the state where major crimes era concerned. Expanding Altamonte Springs Shares Growth Of Two Counties Altamonte Springs ih irta the growth of two counties. Location of the routh Seminole County town la such lta residents ran work in the Orlando-Winter Park area of neighboring Orange County, or ran join ia building south Seminole. Altamonte Springs will be the telephone exchange renter for south Seminole when the SI04.MO TErrace exchange building goes into operation in November. Com­ pletion of the new Winter Park Telephone Co. building ia schedul­ ed for mid-April, The 2,000 lines of motor switch equipment to be put in the build­ ing will cost 1300,000. J. K. Gallo­ way, president of the telephone company, has said that "ultimate­ ly the TErrace office will bouse 20.000 lines of central office equipment. The TErrace office, replacing the VAlley end TEmple exchanges, will serve Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Lon*wood, Fern Perk, Forest City and aurrounding areas. In the spiritual field, Altamonte Springe will be the site ot a new 9100,000 Catholic rhurch and school thia year, located on Mait­ land Ave. end Spring Lake Rd. It will replace St. Mery Magdelene'a which wee converted from the old Seminole Club. The pre­ sent church building will be used as a meeting hall. Town council actiooi (hie year locluded Installation of itreet lights on Newberry port Ave., Hol­ ly, Cherry and Firat Sts. and Tropic Hill, conaiderntion of ■ swimming pool for the town nd donation of 9100 to the lown'i Little League. Tbo council alio appointed Tracy SulHvaz to succeed Grady llall aa police chief. Altamonte Springs has a new I The town'e 100 citizens being element try school built as part taxed are expected to yield 911,• of a countywide achool expin- 399.42 In the 1939-M tax revenue alon program. | from reel property. Club Activities In Area Many There is ■ wide range of civic fraternal, sports and social activi­ ties in Sanford. Among organi­ zations that aid in enhancing resi­ dence In the area are: Kiwenii, Lions, Rotary, Civltan, Jeyceei and Toastmaster Clubi; Elks, Moose. Odd Fellows, Wood­ men of the World, Shrine Club and M a in s; Rebekahi, Eastern Star, Rainbow Girl*, American Legion Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Builnesi and Pro­ fessional Women, Pitot Club, Daughter* of the American Re­ volution, United Daugttera of the Confederacy, Women'* Club, Women'a Golf Association, Hoipl- tel Auxiliary, and Jaycooi Wlvei; American Legion, Disabled Vet­ eran*,. Fleet Reienr* Asm ., World War Veterans, United SpatIsh War Veterans, Veterans ef Foreign Wars; Boat and Skt Club, Men'a Golf Asin., Tourist Club, Sportsmen's Assn., Gun Club, Ar­ chery Club, Shutter Club aad Sports Car Club. Bank Deposits Soar P m p e rity la on tba u p ln s d te Sim!twl* CoUoty aa Indicated by bank dapoalta, In 1949 they tetAted 910,932,941 end soared te M V 897,499 In 1989. Lake Mary Tribal Dance Is Tradition Scouts Stage It At Many Public Events O N E PO LIC Y P R O T E C T IO N TH I ULTIMATE IN INSURANCE PROTECTION ^ Casselberry Golf Course Clubhouse Is Brand New Its Fairways Are Scene Of Men's, Women’s Tourneys Casselberry Has Industry, Lakes - No Property Tax C in tlb a rry , in the ioulh end or (•minole County, ii a town of light industry, 9,000 people, 32 lik ei end * ie one of the two county towni without a property l*x. _ The boerd elected to drew up ■ new town charter, decided that tba town wouldn't hive a property tax. Canelberry income it from utility and cigarat taxes and from building permit feci. Tho town, etarted by developer Hibbard Casselberry more than 20 yeara ago, covers 17 square miles. It was incorporated by court act ta 1MO. Ia tha past year, nboul 330 homes m i m built in Casselberry, elx milea * ^ | itraet paved, eight milei of w ater line laid and a new 912,193 fire truck bought—with cash. A ■ew boat works plant that builds aad sells boats also moved into tka town. There soon will be a new shop­ ping center an the corner of Lek* Triplet Dr. and Hwy. 17 92 accordteg to tha mayor. Water has been pumped from land there end plane M a d e to bring soil from a neigh­ b o r i n g hill. Hwy. 17-92 is on# of tba moat travelled roads in FU>rCasselberry's Republican Club turned out in full etrenglh for Hi dinner mooting this year with 2U members present. Tba club hie •e a r 900 m am ban. Tba club cxeeutivo commlUaa invited member! to change their county voting regi­ stration from Democratic to KepubM ean. A Veterans of Foreign Were unit was organisad te tba town in 1139. I V ateo bate golf course will bo onioned to U boles befors the sum m er ie out. Mayor Benson said. Hibbard Casselberry owns the press e t course tend ns well ae tba tend in bn used for esptaateo. Tba • m m te self ow talntef. A United Presbyterian Church Is denned end the Cat hoi io Diocese of St. Augustins has bought 14 seres in the Sunset Dr.-Semlnole 111vJ. area. Tho Methodist Church now Is a community church. During the year new Cub Scout and Ksdcts of America unite were organised. A new sewer line was finished in 1939, giving sewage access to many home* and buslnessei that had used septic tanks. The town council recently passed a sewage ordinance prohibiting 111 function­ ing sewage system s, Including sep­ tic tanks. Persons owning these faulty systems must repair them. Growing ferns for florists is Catberry's chief industry. There are three frrneriei in town. Johnson Electronics manufactures electron­ ics components, Town recreation facilities include public and private beaches at Its lakes and Seminole Raceway for harness horses. There is a Lions' Club and a Casselberry Civic Club. EM RICKS y fU . C m t-d H Sf PROTECTS YOUR HOME! Protects Your Paraonai Proparty! PROTECTS YOUR AUTOMOBILE! With "AmtricanV' modem COVER-ALL policy, your home And property are piotected from loaa by fir*, windatorm, light. Ring, hail, explosion, riot, amoke damage, vahicin damage, aircraft damage and other commonplace perils. Tho COVER-ALL policy pnya for your personal possessions (anything you own, with few exceptions) should they become lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed — at home or anywhere in tha world. 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You arc provided with nodical expanses and legal fats, wh*th«r you are Uabla or not. I A M IR i i Fire & Casualty Cm § HONK OFFICE 0 O i LAN DO, �—- .v - v r - r .- * psyiVMiwpfi 1iiiirfflTrwf ........• 09 VAH-3 Man Gets Jaycee Award In Sailor Group Selection of an Outstanding Youn* Sailor of the Year w n a new feature for 1059 in the Jayceea annual award! to the coun­ ty'* outstanding young people. The award was presented to Verltn Arnett, AQI, of VAH-S, who was highly praised for hi* devo­ tion to hla military duties and for a wide range of church and civic activities. Nominated by a board of offi­ cers In his squadron, Arnett later was selected by the station board as the outstanding enlisted man for the year under SS years old, t Jaycee requirement. Father of three girls, Arnett Is active in Boy Scout work, in which be la ■ Scoutmaster. He is president of local Fleet Reserve Assn, chapter, aod president of chairman of the board of trustees of the Ebeneser Methodist Church, where he also teaches Sunday school. His commanding officer, base officials and associates describe Arnett as “ a truly outstanding man in all respects.” S t Luke's Christian Day School At Slavia Eight-Grade School Is Pride Of Community of the Jid World and certificate* from the .proper au­ thorities, children of all faith* are admitted to the children'* collage. atuaHy's social life, are lush St. Luke’s has broadcast He f e ra e with modem equipment church service over an Orlando D riving down M 4*9 in south- radio station oath Sunday for tha m et Seminole CouQty, you will see •L Luks'e, Ua Christian Day Sahool, aMdren’a home and old peoples’ heme, looming like some pail eight yean . Tha «:4I a. m. Sunday service reaches listeners within a 150 mil* radius. Feb. It-It, St. Luke’s Joined In Lutheran Open House Week, con­ ducted throughout Florida aod in part of Georgia, • da co operative ranch, which has holdings in Zollwood and Bell* ; Wide and to conducting farm ex­ periments in the Carolina*. Effects if Savin cUixena era net ■eanflaed to the community, John 1 Viktor' and Bbealy Beet evened touts City on Hwy. lT-n last M r, Slavia was founded as result of eamUnad yriigiope, ethnic and rj agrlinhiual Interests. Slovak • T ai Collector John Galloway re­ ported that by the las deadline April t approximately 11,000,000 will have been collected from eouoty property owners on their 1059 taxes, Galloway said this would represent a gain of ttOO.OOO ovar the previous year In taxes collected. One prime ration for the In­ crease was the giant rsapprasal conducted in 1059. Tha work wai conducted by tha Dowling Appraisal Company, which Inspected 11,000 ilemi of property in the county, measured each parcel and applied the value on a countywide equalization basis. Tax equalisation mrelinga were held at the end of 1959 and ad­ justments were made by the County Commission serving on the board of equalisation when they felt appeals were deserving. Approximately 150 appeals were heard and small percentage of operty owners were given adilmenta. Accommodations Daily, weakly, monthly or see•anal hauling accommodations lor visitors a n plentiful in Semi­ nole County. In addition to num­ erous hotels, there are many mo­ tels, some In downtown are**, other* on major, highways and many conveniently located on tha St. John's River far boat travel4 ft. •L Luka's Christian Day School, Which darted with II pupils 13 pears ago. now has ill, Another -readier will bo added to the faculty Scouting Is Countywide Activity Bill Blakemore, Kenneth Demers, Dale Alexander, Milton Howell, Steve Willis Of Lake Mary Got ‘God And Country* Honors IT S A F A M I L Y S One Navy Monument In Sanford Is This Plane Airmen Got Government To Give It To Elks Playground You’l Be Glad . You*U Be gheppini S t Tax Collections Gain $400,000 S - wartsre and their families left '..fltovelaad to U ll and bought 1.'EM acre* af farmland la Semtaole 8euaty. ■ S t Luke's row numbers more fena M9 hi He congregation. M o s t 9to are communicants and m$ am ahOdmn. Mean riwreh membership requisite lor living in the tor thn elderly. But with M Climate's Ideal SemkMto County’s climate at­ tracts maap visitors who, after enjoying H during vacation, de­ cide to make their home In the area. Average January temperaAugust only 99.1 THE HOGUE 10 Where There’s Alwaye GOOD SERVICE, LOW PRICES and SATISFACTION or MONEY REFUNDED HOGUE 5 c ~ 1 0 c and 25c Stor e 2473 S. PARK at 25th ST. OTHER COMPLETE HOGUE VARIETY STORES AT — Navy Bombers Are A Factor In Economy ORLANDO, WINTER PARK WINTER GARDKN and APOPKA Air Station Is One Of Busiest City Of Churches Sanford la e city of ehurehet. Religious denominations repre­ sented included Assembly of God, Baptist, Catholic, Christian Mis­ sionary Alliance, Church of God, Church of Christ, Church of the Natarena, Church of God of Pro­ phecy, Church of Jeaua Christ of Christian Latter Scientist, Coagregetkual, Christ­ ian, Episcopal, fehovah’a Wit­ nesses, Lutheran, Free Methodist, Methodist, Preebyterian, Seventh Day Adventist, Unity and Mormon. a Courtesy, Hospitality a n d Personal Service Are Always On Our M enu OUR GREATEST YOUR AFFAIR... GOOD ASSET W ILL M rs. Appleby's RESTAURANTS • • • • Choice Blanks Chops Btn Food Shrimp • Turkey • Lamb • Chicken, loath • Van! • Favorite Soupi NU NN -BU SH FREEMAN and STAR BRAND Shoes for Men FAM OUS POLL PARROT BRAND Shoes for Children GOOD COFFEE Famous Home-Made DONUTS PIES NATURALIZER, PARADISE an d JACQUELINE Shoes for W omen . «Rd C A K ES DAILY 4ton A. M. • • 49 1'Where Quality Is Higher Than Price" DOWNTOWN _ i| SANFORD* F I X R E S T A U R A N T S H O R L V A tP f * m i - r UL, W TATt SA N K %pjL ¥ t �Improved fire protection In the county is one of the main goal* or Sanford Fira Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. Cleveland said ha U driving to have fire dlatrlcta act up in all area* of Seminole County. Once a fire district ii set up. the county com mission can levy taxes in lhat district for needed fire fighting equipment and man­ power. So far, there is only one fire district in the county and that is in l.aka Mary. However, Cleveland said he plans to ask the legislative dele* gallon to push for an enabling act so the districts can be esta­ blished. The Sanford Fire Department the authortiaHon tor aaore n o te also is planning to Increase lla rnent * the not toe distant toown fire fighting protection by ture. hiring an additional six men In Cleveland ala* aald preaa. the fall. T h e r e a r e now 21 f i r e ­ plana call lor a new centrally men on duty in the city. located fire station to he bdllt The Sanford Fire Department within the next twe year*. now has six pieces of equipment There are now two Are ntattoM including four 750 gillon pump­ in the elty, one on Palmetto ami ers but Cleveland hopes to get the other on French Ave. Boating Equipment Readily Available Boats, motors, and boating re­ pairs are readily available in the Sanford area. Just to name a few firms resd.v to serve visitors courteously and efficiently; Sanford Boat Works, at Osteen bridge, 4 miles east of Sanford on SR-ttS. Complete dry dock and repair facilities. Storage, gas and oil. Robson Sporting Roods, 304 R. First, Sanford. Kvlnnade mniors Lone Star, Scoltierraft, Gator Trailers dnaler. Motor repair service. Woodruff Marine Outboard Molora, 2401 8. Frenrh, Sanford. Dealer In Merrury motors, Fleet­ wing. Glastpar, Jackson, Motor repairs. Seminole Sporting Goods. 24S4 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford. Dealer In Johnson Motors, Orlando Clip, per, Croshy Fiberglass, Crltchfield, Regal, High Hat. Motor re­ pair*. Newest Supersonic Jet Bomber Expected To See Service At Sanford A3J Vigilante Can Drop Nuclear Bombs From Carrier Or Base uThrough what la regarded aa aa ■Islanding example of militarypvillan co-operation, the Sanford val Air Station hai become a nmunity much libe the ethar* Seminole County. [Except for the necessary millfry restrictions, the station la leluded In moat activities In to county and Its personnel is Clive in churches, cirie clubs, ad social groups. fAdm. Arlcigh Burke, chief of aval operations, has praised the tanner in which the base has ecn taken into the county’s life. A recent report of the naval Inpector general gave the NAS an xrellcnl rating In efficiency and Ulizalion of manpower and reaurces. The new commander, Capt. Roert W, Slye, laid the report redlled the base with “ getting t oilers worth for every dollar peat.” Slye took ever the comland In December from Capt. fonel Arthur, who was Iraniirred to Puerto Rico. Shortly after the Inspector genral'a survey at tbs station, untftclal word was rtcelvad that 1« neweit supersonic Jet bomber, ipable of delivering n id e a r isds, probably will be Introduc1 into aerriee to Sanford. This til be the second time a new avy Jet h ai been used here for F toe first time. The A3D bomber was the first and the latest air­ craft was the A3J Vigilante. • Highlight activity of the year la tha annual Bombing Derby in which lha squadrons compete lor trophies. Heavy Attack Squadron S won the loft bombing competi­ tion, the commander's trophy and the operation flight safety award last year. VAH-3 and VAH-ll wun weapons loading awards and VAIl-7 wat lopi in attack missions. VAiI-1 was first in high altitude radar bombing and VAK-3 waa award­ ed the carrier airmanship award. Squadron U was presented the Conover Trophy for outstanding radar bombing. A continuous training schedule la In operation and the erewa are rotated on carriers for to o n of tea duty. Statistics prove it. People live longer in Florida—probably be­ cause or the relaxing atmosphere and excellent climate. And Semi­ nole Counly Is ideally located in the “ Live Longer Stale," Farming Center demlaol* County in toe mala la an agricultural center. Approxi­ mately S.ooo icrea of vegetables ■re In cultivation; 13,000 In Im­ proved pasture and more toen 11,008 In citrus. Growth Reflected Business and residential growth M Seminal* County is reflected by the Flarlda Power and Light Co.'s report of electric output. Kilowatt hour sales In I»4f totaled 817,030.183 and by 1850 had risen to 887,H8,701. The Sanford Municipal Stadium seats 4,000 and la lighted for night playing. Besides lb* steel and concrete stadium there are two bowling centers, and indoor theater and two drive-in theaters. Captain Robert W. Slye As He Assumed NAS Command S C P IL L IM G 'S G U LF WASHING So* Imth area of beautiful lake#, grove*, foreot, farmland and burgeoning industrial development. G u a r a n t e e Y o u r O w n e r s h ip Live Longer Boat Basin Sanford boaila a conveniently located basin on Lake Monroe (where the St. Johns River widens near the heart of the city) that la adjarent to ihe municipal pier. It la within easy walking distance of hotel, restauranti and shops. While tt has no overhead protec­ tion there are gas, oil and stor­ age facilities near by. IHwflver a fnelnnllnc “New Way of U fa ” la this WITH TITLE IN SU RA N C E “Only Till* Insurance Provides Pooitivn Pretaetlam” C H E L S E A le & Abstract Co. of Sanford Maintaining the Only Complete ABSTRACTS Title Records ESCROWS hi 1 —ahtoto Ct TITLI INSURANCE Complete Title Service Throughout NEW JB M E Y • PENNSYLVANIA - FLORIDA .DELAW ARE* MART. LAND * CONNECTICUT * NEW HAMPSHIRE * O il*, TRICT of COLUMBIA * Brunch O ffle« Througheato the I Several Staten. ' 117 WEST FIRST ST. FA I R N SANFORD, FLA. ( \ • Ftofc V f aad Delivery • •e# —* HaMerica and Acceuorian briealion — Washing — Waning POLISHING - Oil - lihstA - SoilaJuBA Pick Up and Delivery Service Distributor j FAirfax F A i r f a x 2-3994 Corner First S t & French Avenue Across From Chamber of Commerce Lake Shore Blvd. ROAD “ Invito ui - B a t te rie s Accessories Mufflers Road S e r v i c e FISHING SERVICE INFORMATION! FA 2-2432 OUR SPECIALTY to y o u r n o x t b l o w o u t * ' �I , our Destiny Points To County Sem inole P LA Y! IN V E S T M W ! Situated in the heart of Florida's Magic Peninsula, Seminole County is convenient to, yet removed from the hurried life of heavily populated centers. In Seminole County there is time for friendliness. . . it is a “year-’round” Florida, with no avenues of boarded up homes, or shopping districts with their shades drawn t f l the winter season. A happy blend of semi-tropical, rural charm and healthy commercial growth, Seminole County offers a way e f life that is hard to duplicate. HERE ARE COMPARE THEM ON THE FACTS P A P E R ______ T H E N ON A M A P . . . PAY US A VISIT IN FOR SPORTS and AMUSEMENT interesting little world for yourself: SEE! We PLAY but we also PRODUCE Here are some of the familiar products grown, manufactured or processed in Seminole County: Seminole County offers: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, charming town of homes among citrus groves and clear, sand-bottom lakes. P E R S O N . . . . Y O U *L L Four golf courses ♦ Finest o f fresh water fish in g. . . bass, bream, « perch CASSELBERRY, on Highway* 17-92, dotted with small picturesque lakes which form a perfect setting for this rapidly growing community. . Shuffle board and tennis courts LONGWOOD, founded in 1873 and centrally located, one of the county's most progres­ sive incorporated towns. The famous MBlg Tree," 3000-year old giant cypress, and one of the county's oldest hotels are here. Ball diamonds Vegetables, o f all kinds Citrus, citrus concentrates, Jellies amt pre­ serves, and cattle feed made from citrus residuals Fertilisers Ferns, and horticultural stock i Modern bowling alleys and roller skating centers NORTH ORLANDO, planned residential town, located just off Highway 17-92. OVIEDO, near Lake Jessup, a highly develop­ ed farm section on rich mucldand which raises a large percentage of all truck crops produced in the county. LAKE MARY, FERN PARK, LAKE MON­ ROE, GENEVA, CHULUOTA, FOREST CITY, BEAR LAKE, PRAIRIE LAKE and GOLDENROD, aU towns and settle­ ments o f rural quiet and distinctive charm, yet advantageously close to urban Electronics components Boating, on spring fed lakes and winding rivers. The storied S t Johns forms the entire east and north boundaries of Seminole County, and has a 12-foot channel from Sanford to Jacksonville. . . the romantic easy flowing Wekiva River marks most of the county's western limits. Metal hardening and processing Swimming pools Cruisers, runabouts and boat trailers Aluminum jalousies Fish nets Concrete products, building block, sewer pipe, etc. Impregnated floor wax, insecticides Lawn edgers and mowers Honey Dog radng IANFORD - “CITY OF GRACIOUS LIV­ ING” - SEMINOLE COUNTY SEAT On the beautiful S t Johns River at Lake Sport shirts, pajamas and swim suits Beef, poultry, eggs Free libraries, soo Lumber and millwork Asphalt paving compounds Come visit i is and tarry a w h ile ... ..Y ou 'll enjoy your s t a y ... whether it's for a day, a a lifetime. For full information regarding life and living in Seminole County, writes C ou n ty Cham ber of Commerce SANFORD, FLORIDA - i i i �! I hi Seminole County during 1959 Included an ambition! aahod aapanakm program and a proportionate teeraaah la tbnreh building and activity. Thin neetion tefla about All Soul’* Catholic Church And New Annex One Of The Many Church Expansions Barnett Methodist Church At Enterprise Serves Community With Children’s Home The 1MOOO irhool population in* creased more than 1,000 av tr tait ytar, (with 10,431 registered oa opening day, «i Seminole County continued a 13 million construction program la provide facilities tor present need* end future growth. A m w 1 114 million Seminole High School now being built n**t to Lake Jennie will lead off tha n*w county schools and school ad* ditloni being readied for fall. The new high irhool built in a eampu* »tyla will aceommodata 1,000 1,200 student* in lu 30 ela*e* room*. A* a *entor high it 1* meant for gredo* 10-12, according ta Walter Teague, county school administrative aiiielanL Science, homemaking, library, diversified cooperative training, music, band end art room*, a gym, auditorium, and eafatorium will be included la tha eehoal'a facilitle*. Junior High School student# now attending Ihe Pinerreet School will attswd (he present aaalor high, which will house grade* seven through nine. Tha rinrcrrat School wrlth a capacity at 1,000 children will then home grad** otic through tie. Addition* ta Midway and Rotea* wold arhool* ta b« ready by the fall Include a enfetorlum, library, administrative *ulta, storage room and lavatoriea for each plant, with ell c!**• roomi for Midway and three far Rotenwald. Fifteen elaMroom* are being added to Seminole County*! irltool budget tolalo over I I million thia year. County ichoole are receiving It,* HI3,N2I in slate and federal fund* for Ihe July IUtS-July I Wit) fiscal year, $107,000 In county tales, 1401,700 In district Uses and Id, 760 from other sources. This school support and main* tenenre budget requires 11,169,000 expense on faculty salaries, |H ,* >60 for transportation, 1140,114 for capital outlay, $40,224 to' pay olf debts and ITT0.I4I for ro* corves and o tter etpoasoe. > The school board la using $370,« 169 of last March's bond iesue to build and add la school buildings. Thia will leave 1300,942 left from the Issue by aest July, lnter**4 and principal to be paid off on tha bonds this year totals $144,061, The 1749,WO from county and dlslrirl U ie i is gained throuah a five mill properly taxation. Two mills are used for county current lasee, two for Ihe district taxes and one far Utc district building and bws lory. Lake Mary MemewUry p i n a aafetorium, aiarage and Inontaay farilitlea. The present Lake Mary arhool building la t e i n g . ~ n ~ T l t l f ta house a library gad iitelalM a live suite. The three additions ora being bnilt by 4. HUteai Snyy te Orlando for tTli.N». The Late Mary School, gredea earn tteawgh ■even, will occoamodgte ahltdroa from Bunland Bata Us, LtHta Venice and Loch Alter who no* now attending Sanford schools. lary School also Is ocbadulad lor completion la the fall. The fit*,* 417 plant similar to the now Al­ tamonte Elementary School wtll havo 10 classrooms, a library, cefetorium t a d administrative suite. J, Hilbert Sapp alao to' building Iha South S— IniM school. The m w Longwaad lie* men lary School will havo Mm same facilities aa Sooth Smaianjo, Holy Cross Episcopal Church On« Of Sanford’s Oldest Isoford and Seminole County have Iqng been noted for the roll* gloua tenor which characterises the area, There are many fine churches representing all secta­ rian tenenti, Including Protest­ ant, Catholic, and Jewish. More than M churches are listed oa the church directory page of The Herald. Some of Mm church groups la the area have been established for many yearn. Among those or hie* loricsl standing are the Holy Cross Episcopal Church, which dates from 1ITI, the Congrega­ tions! Christian Church dating bark to 1190 and tha Lake Mary Community Presbyterian, founded la 1»4. With aa expanding economy gad a proportionate growth la popula­ tion, many m w cburctea have Typical New Seminole County Elementary School Rosenwald School Is One Of Seven Prqjecte coma late oalotoaoe la recoal yean. Otd buildings have becoma inadequate to house growing cam gregatione. Now church construeMeu of additions to ei lading build­ ings and tte erection af Mat* plclely aaw plants caa te theoryod throughout Mw county. A moat 1at porta at rale la parformed by (te many Navy fami­ lies from tha Sanford Naval Air Station who have affiliated them­ selves with local churchoa. Thair contribution la tlmo, energy, and financial support havo given many congregations a healthy Incentive lo Improve and u p en d their mlalotrlea. Newcomen lo Ihe eommuaUlei af Samlnola County flad a moat cordial welcome swelling them la Lutherans Propose Building lik e This Church Qf Rati tamer Has Thras Plana Ip In *9 1 ■w~ �V' The First Baptist Church of San-« develop them a* Christians. It . ford observed ita 74th anniversary ! strives for a well-balanced church I on Peb. 1. This Is the. 3 l;l y r tr that the Church haa been se*ved by the pet l ent pastor. Dr. W. P. Brooks J r. Dr. Brooks is much Interested u Ska « * » • (wool* M the church ^ \ He stated that the church seeks fo win young people fo Christ and fo ■ w m aa A t ' social program for young people through the Training Union. The church was founded at its present location. 311 park Ave., in • »«xlrn building by Rey. Butts. a P*ftor w^° elfornated Sundays her* and in Orlando. It bad a chirler m em bm M - of „ from seven stales. Today finds the church greatly enlarged with a membership of 1300 and a Sun- UCi v e si„ sllia choo)th*enrclwnl iim'Btp ° w i Program r iv y iam G v i ii w ,,,f im ^°^ | „ L . T * C la s s ic a l# jo bs io jn iq o iiis building was added and In lMO the present auditorium. Money I? j j 3ditg'tf ■- w •due* In Sanford, students are ehoo*. V * church has been cited by * , , ,. . . _ national and s u i t offices in Hastfog n profession through tho . ct- ^ T („n fnJ j lckl0DTlji,. n * . ▼lee* of tho Divsrslfled Coopers-, for |(1 advancement in the traintfod Training program. 1 ing of Sunday School workers dur•tadenU who are at laaat U •»* 01 »*• M4rlf »*» ®»P; _ u ... Th*w must11**1 churches la the state tbe locsl y e a n old may enter. They must off|BUtUon riBk, fifteenth with a he able fo graduafo with their u t l | g m training awards earnclasses, ind still malafola a satis* ed by Us workers. g r t i r r naaitlon for nine month*. Also, tho church hae earned the .M neim are a n avauahie available *»o»fo*tI«»1 Standard af ExTraining agencies „ ,u 8uwJljr g,booi de* | i secretarial, mac bank, banking, for th , church year liSS* eecord shop, credit work, book*' jg. Tbe Standard embodies tea keeping, women's appanl, men's areas of endeavor, with stated . . __ lutMioblla ihona and other qualifications fo bo reached in ^ each area. These Involve church " w L .. ______ _ appreval for aU workers fo the The hoy* and girls w a it alte r 8uBdiy sclaool, a definite program school and sometime* on week* visitation and enlargement, the ends. Pour hours are spent fo 0M of approved Baptist literature, aehool and four on the J*h, not- practical use i f the Bible In aU ting three credits n peer lor DCT class sessions, e TO per cent .atwork. tendance at Sunday mere ing wnr* The program is la Its fourth year ship am ices, definite efforts fo a t Seminole High School. Bathos* tho Held of ovangelUm, co-operatastie members hav* gone on to tlon of all department. in meettheir own business#., or have «»«* as weU as the use of approv* roachod executive positions in local «d equipment end records, a conf t m Mora than half hav. retain* ta“tof eyafom of t * « ^ lrafoed their jobs after graduation. fo*. •nd definite emphasis on -orV . . IK .. 1..™ afowardshlp and missions. Tb# ,® f *1 or*»nll»,‘on a n aow employed fo drug stores, u ,u , nd b<* has •«* on IJ“ ,r T display its elution and banner Inabstract office*, the Sheriff** Da* dlctllng ^ , UliBment. classes pnrtm rat, radio station* and *Mny ind departments are provided for other firm*. every age, Including shut-ins end ‘ Tho DCT program has met babies. Unatflllated people of tbe with tho samO excellent reception Sanford arte a r t cordially Invited . from employers as tram the stu- to become members of P in t Bap daata. list Sunday School. ALTAMONTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL fo typical of new aehool con* atrucUon In Seminole County under ita expansion program. Located on a 20-acre tract in the southwest section of the county, this new school U functional in design, with 18 classrooms to accommodate 600 pupils. It cost 8837,000. • Ovtdeer Dfoptry • Gold Leaf • • Track Let taring Wtodaw Loitering • Cut • Out Lettaro • Banners 510 Sanford Ave. BAN FORD, FLA. Shop: FAX-7320 Home: FA 2-1497 gram of refurnishing the Inside Is being studied. A tre a t step was taken with the aisiJMnee of a church fund raiser, in more than doubling the giving of the congregation. The increased pledging of the congre­ gation will permit the vestry fo carry out extension plana long needed. Under the direction of Paul Jenkins, organist and choirmast­ er. both the Junior and Senior Choirs have increased in size and proficiency. Tbo Pariah Day School Kindergarten, whose teach­ er la Mrs. J . B. SI. John haa had a full enrollment with a wailing list, and the need to expand the parochial school is ovident. Donald Thompson haa tak­ en charge of tbe Acolyte Guild. and now boya are being trained to serve el Ibe altar for all >erviees. Harry Caancl, tbe Church School Superintendent hai an overflew enrollment with lack biggnet problem. Tho Vestry af tho parish, with Mr. Gordon Bradley as Senior Warden, and Jack llorncr a i Jun­ ior Warden hai had a full year in handlini (he buiineta affairs, which included plans for establlshinf a new mlstion church be­ tween Sanford and Longwood. i r / an extensive plan for a home cam U |~ eam p ai|n -o n -avary- fa mily m the pariah. This visitation pro­ gram would be to get the Ideas of every member la planning parts of the activities of the parRecognition was paid during th* year past to all young people leaving for college and for the armed forces. In a special ser. rice, the rector blessed each one* before tho congregation and as­ sured them of tho continued in­ forest of tbo parish. As Sanford has grown, se has the parish of Holy Cross. Tht church has welcomed new corn­ ers and the Navy folks as they have come into U>* community and haa stood Mr faith hi God fo the tradition of the Angliesa Communion. A varied school luach program plays an important part ia tbe total education program vrar tho county. Students a rt taught the basis of a good nutrition diet and the •chon! h a th program makes avail* ■bit e wholetoma wen balanced noon meal fo meet of tho aehool children fo the county. Mean* follow th t Type A lunch pattern and elan of eervfogs are f u n d to the age and needs af tbe child. The program attempts fo provide approximately onethird of the child's dally food needs. Th# school luach program offers a food rich fo vttamfo C each day and a vitamin A rich food tw in weekly. Sanford has water access fo an eastern seaports through a 13foot government maintained ehaaMl fo the St. Johaa River tram Jacksonville to Sanford. Thrae on companies with bulk staifoen fo Sanford move fuel od and gaso11m by water fop distribution throughout Central Florida. THE STATELY OVIEDO METHODIST CHURCH is khe econo of an an­ nual homecoming that attract* crowds to the east Seminoie County com­ munity. The homecoming had been held for 26 years. FAILLE Since its formation la ItTl, Holy Crass Episcopal Churc'j In down­ town Sanford has had an inter­ esting and v rie d history.* With its first church building blown down by a hurricane, and its se­ cond one destroyed by fire, the congregation has come through times of discouragement to Its present size of just over 300 communicants, with a total of around *00 baptized persons. Under the rectorship of the Rev. John W. Thomas for tbe past three year* the present church has been put in good shape and many improvements added. Before coming here, Fa­ ther Thomas waa in Avon Park for three years, and seven years ia Minnesota. During the past year a bouse was purchased across the street from the church to provide liv. ing quarters for an assistant priest and also for Church School classrooms. Tbo Pariah House haa been pointed outside to blend with tbe church, and a pro­ Monroe School Started In Church St. Johns River Forms Two Lakes Tbo St. John's liv e r winds through Seminole County to fopm three forgo lakes. Each af Lakes Monroe, Hanmy and Jessup a n about seven milts long. Urn rivar The Lske Monroe School was forma hundreds of back-water first started back la 1010 with sloughs and many tributary the first session* hold In tbe eemmutHy Church. In March of 1*11. the school moved to ita present sit* and elaases were held in on* mom. The second addition to the school came fo i m . When the school became accre­ dited, there were 300 pupils enroll­ ed. At the present time ever IM pupils are entering Um school Federal Hlghwjy 17 *2 and stale roads to and 413 arc main auto thoroughfares through Sanford. Om of the heaviest travsiled highways in Florida, 1T-I3 aver­ ages mpre Una 13,000 autos driving between Sanford and Orlando each M hours. era*ka..The Wshivo SJvi forma dm county's wssti dary. fo a tributary of John's. Ramps and Oshii era found M ar bridges i highways. Boats and m< available at most camps Value! JEWELER a m £s fik tm IF YC D - LIVE - SANFORD A N D SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y C«dtrf Pint and Fir Lumber Of AU Kindi IM FIR MOLDING plyw o o d Exterior sad Utartar DOORS No Hurry Roof Gravel and Roof SUff Lhryaler Air-Temp AIR-CONDITIONING and HEATING FOR THE BEST PLUMBING IN TOWN Crane, Kohler and American • Standard PLUMBING FIXTURES FA 2-4234 and S iv a lb u u f* AU Kindt Of ROOFING extra months of comfort Give Timeless Beauty l/ J fflrm m m * �ITwl t •tK 4 : , • ’ 'v1 t * '".4* j »r. r ' m•. '.,,**•p# ^„vy: 7*1<■k>* ‘ ‘ 4 * Tirst Presbyterian Church Was Established In Sanford In 1882 * ■*r7'.T.A* * * V7r*V ^ f' ^ ’*/;,, !, C*- . ■* - f t The Ivy-covered **netuxry at Third Slrrcl ami Oak Avenue, the adjoinin'! Educational build­ ing and the Youth Center building backed up to it but facin'/ on Park Avenue make up the w.»r*hln center lor the T im Prtsbyterian church, a pioneer in the religious life ol the community. >u» f o e tdlOird by a t. Juhnv Presbytery in 18S2 The eonsresation nf more than 900 prr*on**i< orsanlred In a truly democratic plan of control, and they ha\e elected 27 elder* and 39 deacon* tn ovener the iplritual and material need' of the church. Clifford McKtbbin l» chairman of the Diaronate and Arthur DeYoung la Clerk of the Session. A Sunday School of over Too The choir* present musi. for the memhrr* provide* Invtrucltnn I Sunday morning services. The clatica lor all age*. A fellowship Chancel Choir gives special all program I* act up for youne pro- i music services at Christmas and pic of Junior, Pioneer and Senior ; Easter. The Men of the Church is an High grovp age. T e Junior and Pioneer fellowship! meet every organisation designed to bring to­ Tuesday afternoon and evening. gether all tha men of the church The Senior High Fellowship meets once a month on the fourth Tues­ ■tar .stipptT a.li)r > T ii r pr.vtlfc i>H~ day tor iriiowsnip and inspiration. Wednesday evening and supper i Joe Baker is the president. and vc'per* un Sunday evening. I The Women of the Church, un­ The young prople are active in der the leadership of Mrs. Harry work of the St. Johns Presbytery Woodruff, president, have an exYoung People. ecutivc board meetli.g the first Four choir*. in the church are Monday in the month. Every wo­ under the direction of Mrs. George man in the church belong* to one Touhy. minister of music. These of the 13 circles which meet in are the Chancel Choir, the Senior the homes of the women on the High Choir, the Junior Choir and second Monday and Wednesday of the Intermediate Girls’ Choir. the month. On the third Monday COMPLIMENTS - • all of the women meet at the church for prayer, inapIf ation, and business. A tiro • week vacation ehnreh school is conducted every iutu­ rner. All leaders and teachers In the Sunday School departments and other area* of ehnfeh work attend training; cUssep to f u r th f f their work In Christian Education. An outpost at tha BtardaU Chan­ el Is maintained by the Church. Sunday School services are eondurtea every Sunday afternoon and a Vacation Bible School la featured la the sum mar. Thera la also • elrele of. Wtmoo of the Church. Scouting program* for boya and girls also are sponsored by tha First Presbyterian Church. OF — The O x Fibre Brush Co. ■ % . •-•** *4 P. O. — Sanford, Florida Benson Junction registration romera whiclt increased by about 1,000 last term and are expected tn grow more than that during 1960-61. • EACH SECTION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY product* scenes like this of school construction thin year na the program in pushed to get added school ’rooms for Lutheran Church Shows Large Membership Gain A net Inciease of .’10 percent In membership has been the experi­ ence of growth in the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer during tha past year. With new highs in attendance In churth services, the Sunday School, kindergarten, and Vaca­ tion Bible School tha congregation has taken steps toward an ail pur0 pose educational building. The building committer has been In­ structed to proceed with the architect, Hal Harris In prepara­ tions for the second unit of the Church of tha Redeemer. The new building will join the present unit to form an L-ihaped edifice. In it there will be ten large classrooms which will be divided by folding doors. Also In­ cluded in the plane are the church 0 office, a library, kitchen, and lavalories. The present church build­ ing will bo enlarged with the ad­ dition of a narthei. Construction Is expected to begin fatly this year. Tha Sanford Zoo occupies a city block overlooking Lake Monroe. It feature* boars, lions, tropical birds, fish and Florida alligators. Admission la free. Under the direction of Joe Ken- also provide* a "Prayer-for-the- 1anyone at any time of the day or karik the choir has contributed day” service which is available to \ night over the telephone. much tu the regular Sunday and weekday services. Mrs. Eddie Mossman la the accompanist for the choir. The Ladies Aid hat been working on a wide variety** of projects throughout the past year. Mrs. S IG H S OF ALL K i n o s John Senkarik. president, has ef­ fectively led tha ledlra In giving valuable support to the effort* of the congregation end the world­ wide endeavors of the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League. The young people of the Church of the Redeemer enjoy a program of Interesting activities, Includ­ ing topic discussions, Bible classes, and social outing*. Tha men of the congregation join together each month for in­ formal programs with their guests at supper meetings. In addition to supporting the world-wide mission program in 20 countries where the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod is work­ ing, tha congregation locally it sponsoring "The Lutheran Hour” 0. 1). LANDHESS, Prop. over radio station WIOD in San­ ford. This program nfltjr be heard 201 E. Commercial FA S-6071 each week over more than 1,400 other radio alations. Tbs church iim IC1H - ■ m o w CA1M . . . Directing to Your Door Home Of The 0-Dee's Sign Service RED B REAST W H IS K B R O O M Oviedo Sunbeam Mixers There Are Places To Go, Things To Do & Fun To Be Had In This Wonderful Community Toasters Coffee Makers There are plenty of Big Black Bas§ in the many lakes in and around Oviedo. Come in and get the tackle that’ll get the fish. Shakespeare and Action—Casting* Spinning and fly rods. Shakespeare and Pflueger reels. Large assortment of flys and artificial lures. Waffle Irons Pressure Cookers • • Business Granite Ware Aluminum Ware Your Dealer For: I Johnson Outboard Motors * ,v Tools fo r th e i > Remington and Winchester Rifles and Shotguns • Corpenter • Farmer I Browning Automatic Shotguns • Handyman I Colemon Stoves Or Lanterns Q n J t s A n a iio M d All hunting — fishing and camping needs. VOS-S23I Nelson &mldsUtAd(jcVidwah& Company 1Ft«V - * ■ �I I The 710,000 in federal fuade firm to l emhmle County ecbboU ho ISM In earmarked to pay fee m l n a t l f l c , mathematical and natitra foreign Instructional aide. Tha fodaral -Title Three” grant basic scientific materials for up­ per grade use. Charts and audio-visual aids will balp math students (tarn basic principles. The aim ie to have students understand math priaaiplea rather than just learn Senes Wide Area school library. A full tlmo music toneher, Lee Compton has Joined the faculty. Tha Enterprise School serves a Sanford Grammar School has ordered six now volumes of the srlda a m laeluding children from Columbia one volume encyclopedia Osteen, DeBary cad North Moarne. for classroom reference libraries A music tupervisar, uaehers nnd a complete set of ulctura an cyclopedias for the fourth grade KM thi fHaHpg-iampaea the classroom. A plastic torso has schaal'a faculty. boon ordered for the sixth grads BM w le at tha school partici­ advanced science classes and a pate la basketball, baseball, 4-H ■kero-projector to project micro­ Club and Boy Scout activities. Christianity is just now nuking scopic objects on a screen is avail­ able far instruction. The miastonary work is primer. Uy dona to pioneer anas. As seen as canverto era established to the Faith aad trained to administer their own churches aa well an*amduct Christian services, The A1- ed on science nnd math until instruetien needs have been filled to tbaoo subjects, foreign language latofeal has explained, schools are getting equip- teaching aids also are coming into whkh will better demon- their own. Bacord players, tape r*. carders and language manuals arc an tha requistien list for use to language courses. In n year nr so schools hope to get tot# the yaical wonders will be ex- "language laboratory” approach, using aquariums nod Bern- Cetchcl explained. ana of mechanics of forces ■ lanford Junior High already has received microscopes and meats at electricity. has ntartod an advanced reading das*. Students in the class pro­ Elder Springs Baptist Church Is Griffen received his training nt gress to reading at their own one which still pridro Itself to Stetson University of DsLand and standing for the "old-time” Gos­ Bob Jones University in Grom, pel. It believes that the answer villa, 8. C. He has served ns pesto life’s questions, tha solution to tor, teacher, counsellor, and re­ life’s problems, tha satisfaction of vivnlist In number of other tha hunger of men’* hearts and chartbes. the longing of the soul of man can The church happily counts 10 be found only In the Lord and Navy families now affiliated with the church and active In tta varied Saviour Jesus Christ, This church began as a mission ministries. project of the First Baptist Church of Sanford. At tho first meeting Jan. 10, IBM to tha haau of Mr. and Mrs. B ..E . Xitorblim then w en II psreens p ro m t Three w oks later tha group mov­ ed to tha homo of Mrs. Bally John­ son, which still stands an the pro■eat church grounds. Manor L. Oshurn of the First Baptist Church was chairman of tha Mis­ sions Committee and Instruments! pastor ef the Paela Wesley­ to moving tha young work toward anTha Methodist Church is eager to maturity. welcome nil who attend the ser. An acre ef land far tha ehnich vtem of the churth. Worship ear. building was denstod hy Mr. and vice* are held each Sunday at Mrs. O. P. Wade. The Man’s Broth­ !0:U a n . and 7:10 p.m. erhood of tho First BppUst Chock Tha church It located west of contributed labor for tha o o tia n lahfeed about five miles on Routs of a small chapsl which wgs used 44. Tha Bar- Cecil W. Shaffer la for several months. Easier Sun­ day, 1N7 marked tha around tha miniator. breaking ceremony for th« new During Urn past year Urn church stparimrsd encouraging prog­ larger church building. By Novem­ has in a buOdlag project. The con­ ber the building was nady for ress gregation has begun to worship to occupancy and tha congregation n new auditorium erected to re­ began to worship* there. place the aid wooden Dana buildThe seventh day of November the Church was organised with Ona of the most Important fea­ S7 charter member*. Or. W. P. ture* of tho ministry or tha church Brooks Jr. presided over the or­ is tho Sunday School. Curtis Lee ganisational meeting. The Rev. is the aoperiutandent under whoa* Joe Doulhltt was the first pastor, leadership the school has asm conONLY •*nri>:jr until April IX, ltM . •Merabis growth. Largely because Rev. C. H. Oriffan was called ef Lae’s ami nnd dislre to see the Complete to succeed Pastor Oouthitt and la Sunday School go forward there presently serving the church. Un­ to n pressing need for expending Machine Shop der his leadership the church has the facilities te provide additional • Individually designed grown greatly, Some fifty new clou rooms. members have bam added to tha Wrought Iron — Any Type Flecon The mid-week prayer meeting church roll. Tha Sunday school loader ie Mr*. Ella Davie. • ALL Typos Mstotosry Repair, has Increased from IB, to about A cordial invitation Is gives to Welding, T u b and BappUoa 1M In regular attendance. Train­ all wha would join this service of ing Union moftinga have increased prayer aad praise each Wednes­ • Drive In Bank WIadova from SO to 70 usually prosest day beginning at 7:30 p-m. It is each Sunday oveuing. There are an opportunity to moot with the O Pump* A Irrigation two mlscionsnr circles of tha Wom­ poopls of God for Massing nnd Syrieme * en’s Missionary Union A Junior spiritual strmgth. Ctrl's Auxiliary and n chapter of One Wednesday evening of sack tho Royal Ambassador* are span- month in under tha londarship of • Our Original cored by the church. Them it also tho Women's Missionary Society, an active Mm’s Brotherhood. -Tha president, Miami Kelly cmTho Elder Springs Chunk la lo­ dusts tha service with special catod on tha ecuthem fringe ef •trots m foreign mlsaim*. The Sanford In the Elder Springs- church bellevss strongly that Citrus Heights sros. At 608 Lsh- where there la no vision, tha peomsn ltd., Just off the old Sanford- i l l Mrlshs Orlando Highway the church la Willard Kideridge U the lead­ • 1*0 convmimt to tha Suntand er of the Wesleyan Youth orEstate* development. ' ilion. His efforts are In can­ A new educational unit is bslng on with them o f. Clifford planned for construction to tha 1, the chairmen of program­ near future. This building will ming. Together they have promot­ provide facilities for at least 4o0 ed a program designed to train Sunday School members. A kit­ youth as laborers In the harvest chen, banquet hall, and nunary sc- • f the Lard. Thera is a firm con­ comodatione will also be included viction among tha congregation to this building. that tha youth a n the life blood Tha present pastor, Bar. B. M. af the church. Ki m •nceurafii ths establlsh■M t of * self-support! nr, »«lfgoverniag, end self-propagtUng tkanku. Mission*rits then b «m on to other uncvangcllnd » m i. while retaining on allocation with the boUto church for and counselling. In Sanford, Thi Alliance Chunk la located at Park A rt and 14th S t Tho congregation worship* in a spacious Old English design Church building. Sunday School moots at 9:48 a. m. n th Sunday with classes for every ege group. Morning worship begins at 10:40 and the evening service la held n 7:41 p. nu A growing AllUnce Youth Fellowship meets each Sun­ day at 4:>0 p. m. There is also a Mid-Week Prayer Meeting and motto three times monthly in the interest of tho eharch's varied missionary endeavors. Tha pris*^ ciple activity la to pear far the misalonarlM and their work. Also, Urn Indies supply vsrious items for mlssiennrisa going to Urn field and the sewing circle prepares railed bandagna and other useful materials for tha missionaries to use in medical wark among lepers and other needy nail vac. STI Ni Machine & Supply Co Free Aaibtanee In Pfenning* Low - Cost, Easy • Pay Financing PLUMBING and HEATING Sapford, Fla. S Co ncrete I ( f $ jf t • tb u w c : Jewelry A Greeting Curtis • Im ped eti • Curry-Ont Package Btnre Fancy Fantin See Our Beantifal PARTY ROOM It Msy Me Baaerveti Far LubcIiomu, Oianern anti Aflanmam Brltigo Puritan \\W \u v S * i i �During this year the Seminole County Vocational School hat sponsored in-plant training to pro­ vide workers for Industry. “The Electronics Assembly'1 course at Dynatronlce la' given when interest and need demands, William L. Merritt, Dynatronlce personnel manager, said. Twenty-three women graduated from a recent two-weeks course under the instruction of Joseph Zavrotny*, a licensed teacher and employe of the firm. The free course is for women only because they have the needed finger dexterity. Because of the nerd for individual instruction, the course limit Is S3, E. S. Douglass, county director of Adult Vocation­ al and Veterans' Education reportThe training may be uaed In any electronic! p l a n t . Application ihould be made at tha Florida Stata Employment Service In San­ ford. Testa for ability to read aimpla instructions, coordination of eye and hand and manual dexter­ ity are given. A tenth grade edu­ cation is needed for the course but persona not having this can take a teat to ace if they have equivalent knowledge. During ibe year approximately 500 people are benefited by the Adult and Vocational Training program offered in Seminole County according to E. S. Dou­ ginas, county director. The vocational school offers day and night coursea In aueh aubjeeta •a bookkeeping, typing, shorthand and business English. One pro­ gram known as distributive edu­ cation is for students who reach the 11th grade of high school and receive instructions while engaged in part time employment. Four divisions in the vocation­ al field are agriciiltuie, home economics, trade and industrial and distributive education. One of the biggest enrollment! it In the railroad coursea for locomotive engineers and firemen. Two class­ es are conducted alto for railroad trainmen. Numerous short courses are provided during the year for lunch room personnel and school but drivers. The adult non-vocational coursea offered weekly at the Seminole High School include art, Russian, Spanish and Physiology at well at general education courses. Spanish It taught In the Lyman achool which alto has a com­ mercial training program. Grooms Academy has a large MXTflW Wiaboldt's SANFORD MEMORIAL LIBRARY librarian Dr. Fred Ennmlnger holds one of the many historical illustrated hooks In the antique library. Camera Shop Famous Makes American made and Imported WILSON-MA1ER can Gracious in Living aave you Sanford, money on everyhting you need for the "City of CAMERAS “ The moil aesthetic place in Sanford" ia how librarian Dr, Fred EnsmlDfer describes Mellonville’s General Sanford Mem­ orial Library. A wealth of antiquo books line Playhouse Navy Aids In Bringing Culture To Area m W ~ V W Playhouse Navy is composed of • group of local thesplani who organised in September of 1957 to present play productions In Senford. Since that time they have ataged a few plays and several TV and radio ihowa. Chief Jack Horner who organis­ ed Playhouaa Navy la alill an ac­ tive member aa are several other charter members who aro Mrs. Winifred Seott, Mrs. Helen Mills, Den Ogietrte, Larry Fosmark, Mrs, Jack Horner, Frank Holmes, Mre. Polly Shields and Mrs. Cathy ■towel!. This ia a remarkable number considering that the great­ est obatciie of the group i keepin* member* together since they are subject to Navy transfers. Playhouse Navy, sponsored by 8peclal Services at t*»« Naval Air Station, la open to all members of tho Navy and their dependents. Mra, G. F. Wilatar la president, Jack Horner, vice-president, Mrs. Charlts Carla, secretary and Mrs. J . J . Siteskowaki, publicity chair­ man. Horner, one of the most versa­ tile members of the group, has Written script for .several of the TV abowi aetn on channel 9. Three radio programs have been heard ever WTRR in Sanford. Usually the ihowa pertain to Navy lifa or events taking place at the Base, although the la*l play in January waa "Bell, Book and Can­ dle." Tha Lyman School, with an anreilm tnt of evar 1.50ft students la ons of the fastest growing achooii in the state. A 42 percent Inereeie is enroll­ ment was nolcd in tha school com­ p a n d to the previous year. Tha ' school includes grades one through ; 12 with a faculty of 52 mombera. Principal of tho achool la Ralph Diggs. Lyman aervea a large aod rapid­ ly growing area in tho aouthern part of tho county. It includes studenti from Altamonto Springs, Bear Lake, Forest City. Fern Park, Casselberry and Sanlando Spring i. Present plana call for addiUoni 1 to the achool which will help eli­ minate the overcrowded condl, t i n s there. the walls of the Victorian sty le, of Commodore Perry and his oflibrary,> There “ are over 3,000 fleers givea a detailed multivolumes On pure ami applied volume account of the opening of science, law, history, economics, the Oriental door to U, S. trade. religion, biography and general Bound volpmet of the Illustrat­ reference. Most of the books were ed London Newa, 1144 1881 and printed between 1140 and 1170 but the Saturday Review, IM1-1S8V there are aevcral published in give firat hand reporli of midthe 1700’s. A civil law treatise century English and American in Latin written by A. Dio Gotho- life. fredo and printed in 1023, Is the A nineteenth century map of collection’! oldest volume. Florida shows MellonviUe la small The public may use tba hooka letters and Enterprise in large aa source and reference material lellera. But Sanford and Orlando in the library Dr. Enamlngcr laid. don’t appear. Survey volumes He became librarian in 1937. The such as French history of the world room lined with 13 portraits of showing hJatorlea of each country General and Mra. Sanford, Sanford written in parallel columna are bal­ aa a child and King Leopold of anced by firat-hand detail! of the Belgium, it a replica of the San­ opening of our frontier in a Senate ford homestead In Derby, Conn. report on “Exploration and Survey History written aa it was made For A Railroad Route From the is bound In the library’s volumes Mississippi River To the Pacific of the New York Tribune from Ocean", 1S53-1I54. 1842-1153, Hunt's Merchants' MaPictures of the Krupp muni­ gailne, 1849-1863 and the Journals tions works in ItlT, a book com­ of the American Geographical memorating tba opening of the Society, 1883-1864. The “ Narra­ Suez Canal, and an 1830 “ Gallery tive of the Expedition of An of Illuitrioui Americana" are American Squadron to the China only a few worka showing life a Seas and Japan" compiled from century ago found In the antique the original.notes and Journals library <m Firat Street. v ta a c u b EV ER Y T H IN G for BEGIN N ER FAMOUS MAKE MODERN and PERIOD or EX PER T All Film left by 5 P. M., ready for pick-up by 2 P. M. the next day (Black and While) Englander Hansel Kroehler MOVIE CAMERAS — PROJECTORS And SCREENS — VIEWERS — SLIDES S. Park Ave. It’s Letterheads Billheads Statements Offlca Forma Bale Bills Wedding Invitations Birth Announcements Invitations Work Forma Business Cards Public Notices Posters printed specialties too numerous to mention Labels Brands Never Higher At IMMEDIATE SERVICE to fulfill xetunl day-to-day requirement a of every Indi­ vidual, profession and bus!- Gummed Other Famoua WHITE PRINTS from Draftemen'a Tracing* Sanford, Fla. You're Repair Toga Tickets Johnnon-Carper Mohmvk Armstrong Sanford, Fla. Always Welcome T O V IS IT SANFORD'S M OST MODERN P R IN T SHOP Since 1031 we have grown with Sanford, and proudly we welcomed our friends and customers to the Open House at our brand new building September 2<lh, 1938. ■May we extend to every visitor n cordial welcona to our friendly c it y . . . * Be sura you stop In and nay “hello" when you're down this way Johnny and Neixle Cameron WE DELIVER iFiBhldff’i Good Large mouth baits, speckled perch, bream and shad are the moat plentiful fish In Seminole County. Bata may be taken all year by artificial lures, files or livo bait. They average three to , four pounds. Speckled perch are 'caught mostly In the largo lakes during tha fall and winter by trai­ ling with small artificial lurea or live mlnnowi. Bream blto all year In deep holea and in crooks. Shell crackers are good in spring. Sheg come into the St. Johns River u spawn • • early as Do- JW U V JtuM DEVELOPING COMPANY �• lized By 20 In 1950 r f THE LAKE MARY COMMUNITY PRE8BYTEIUAN Church la one of the oldcat in Seminole County, having been formed Oct. 14, 1804. Members recently celebrated the 6fith anniversary of the church'a founding with a y r i 1 1 y V M < Be t ni For Juicy, Tops O f The Season's Crops You Can't Beat AH Make* And Models Automobile Repairs . LEWIS DINKINS, PURE Distributor label mi «rii hi ii! u • STYLE iise • iiim uim i f ' - :::: 'i 4 I M il n a e f i a i K «(■ Ot a i UI (VR I I tl* T p O u B iJ Y J IN Expert Mechanics O. with The Pure Oil Company t v SA N FO RD SURE AND A u T u r; E X P E R T H A N D * AND — t y o u r i ' - ' ' on Pijanis or Sport Shirk itiid s lor QUALITY COMFORT Tha Florida Mathodist Chll- non-sectarian basis, though full I by Florida's IM Msthodiat aongradrtn's Home, fermerly known as support of the llama ia asaumad | gationa. the Methodlet Orphanage, vale, bra tad ita Slat anniversary this psst year. At first only children who were full-orphans wars admitted, but as tha orphaned population decreased and broken homes increased, the policy was changed to admit chil­ dren who needed a home away from their own home, whatever the reason. Tha children's home now has a capacity of 92, and usually there la a long lia* waiting for admis­ sion. Servics for I'm children Is on a p j r A .*•'5 Service SANFORD" UP TO S EE F L O R I D A FROM > Royal Welcome The Order of the Rainbow for Girl* Is an International fraternal organisation composed of girls be­ tween 12 and 20 years of age. The organisation Is sponsored by Eastern Star Chaptera and Masonic Lodges. It has an active membership of over 300,000 with over 000,000 majority members. Majority members hqve attained the age of 20. The order was founded on April 0, 1022. It la re­ presented in 42 states and 13 foreign countries. Each of the assemblies meets twirs a month. Aside from tha ritualistic work conducted In the Order of the Rainbow there are many other things which sonstitade ita appeal to the youth. OF ANY TRACINGS 210 & Park Ave. / . " v 5 * i'1 • a!i - enjoy our — Rainbow Girls Have Seminole Chapter PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH in one of the community churohea which hun grown and expanded in the Pinecrent addition area of Sanford. The modern church nlao has added a large educational building on the back of the structure shown here ami recently dedicated It for uae by the congre­ gation for g variety of Sunday School and church line*, SHOP n * \ B|r jp g ■ sjVra L * • / special program. The old-style church structure ia a countv landmark. It was built in 1980 and ita mortgage w as burned in 1044. i i CAMERA Um m iitflt InduSlry needs younf people end ii willing to work out a cooperative prof ram to Include hifh ichool students interested in acience. R. C. Shiwekengoit. deputy en. glnrer on the M ania Bullpup pro* Jscl, urfed teacher member* o lD the Seminole County Education Ann. to entourage atiidenla to latreatliata miaaile and electronic* field*. The Martin C6. ia trying to employ Florida people and al­ ready baa begun a high achoel cooperative training program In Orlando. w • N O W Y O U C AN GET W ieboldts a r ARTIST - PHOTOGRAPHED Masters of Portraiture Both Btack-and-Whlte' and CVnrcd Photographic Paintings — Hrldsl Photography Rsstsrstions of OM Prints — Children's Portraits Framing and Dry Mounting S i t I . lo t EL SANFORD FA 2-1484 N ext to Striektaad-Morrioon 1 Short Block from Sanford's Big Free Parking Lot IMMEDIATE SERVICE , 4 House of Rahija ; A N Y LEN G T H ■ , > Seminole County’* trade ia fjrtn machinery, eeedi, insecticidesand fertiliser la an Important addi­ tion to its agricultural Industry. Sanford and Somlnole County hava planli which waah, grade, erata and prg-cool produce for ahlpmcst. A frotea Juica concentrate plant la located in the county. The plant alto manufacture* m ar­ malade*, and Jelliei, and convert* b y - BY • Added Industry • fa IPSO 'a small group of about the church ha* Invested tremen­ |0 poraona gathered together In dous sums of money. This was the Sanford to organise a Home Sun- second such organisation in Flor­ .day School and a Relief Society ida and the 297th in Qw church for tlio ladles of the Church of domain. These step* of progrese -Jesus Christ of Latter Day Salnls. have been the cause of more rapid .. Tan years later, the church la growth In d l the central Florida *Row preparing to launch into an branches including the Sanford sm blttm a building program which will aae In tha near future a 9100,- Church; th e local church Is now meeting P00 structure erected on the -church property at the corner of In the Sanford City Hall. James Park Ave and 24th Street. This G. Brooks Sr. is the presiding of­ building will be the first two ficer, There are several function­ pliaaes of a four-phase expand- ing church departments: The mbit church edifice, providing Mutual Improvement Association claseroom space and a chapel, for the young people, a Priesthood Personnel of the Navat Air 8U- Class, Junior Sunday School Choir, .Uon from Mormon background genealogy committee, and an ac­ have become faithful active work­ tive welfare program. ers in the loeal organisation, which A building fund cummltlee was ■begin to grow Immediately upon organised three years ago by tha ^ta Inception. In less than (wo branch presidency. In order to •years tha meager beginnings had raise funds the group has built increased sufficiently to establish and sold a house, put on several • branch work under the auspices chicken barbecues, and collected o f the Orlando Branch. In August contributions through tha various M 1 IH the Sanford Branch be- church departments. fL___ mama independent of tha Orlando group, A t preaeat the Sanford •m a p has 110 members. Sanford Is on tha AUantie Coast ■ On Fab. SS, 1PM, the Church of Line Railroad's mala lino, 134 Jeans Christ of Latter Day Saints mile* south of, Jacksonville and chased a large tract of land HI rail miles northeast of Tam­ Brevard, Osceola, and Orange pa. Air icrvlct by Eastern and >Onintlea of eoma 032,000 acres. National airlines la available with­ -A stake' was organic--’ :« which in 20 miles of the city. 42" W IDE , FO R "I m u « a, c OVER 50 Y E A R S Make Sanford Your Vacation Headquarter! Make M affett Auto Service Your Stop For Complete Auto Service. 2* Florida's * "SATISFYING e CUSTOMERS C itr u s ! H OUR GOAL" Saaford Manufacturers, lac FRUIT UN GROWERS fk w sh Avs. -ViiSV v —-»*; irh >Y’. i! "LEADERS IN T IE MANUFACTURE OP MEN'S sod ROYS' PAJAMAS m i SPORT BHIETW SHIPPERS FA 2-2712 « • W. lo t EL — Ssofurd, PM- I. I.. . m.; r— S P /W S ) 7 BEL'-1■■ . * »*• 1V : -v-^-Lq -.,—ij. jLJ * "■TTMt r I WW- �kethaII L*agu* for youngiten un­ dvr 13, t o Junior American Bow­ lins League, t o annual clljr lennii tournament and baton laaaoni for firla. During th t Summer grtat at­ tendance it drawn by th t youth winga, the aummer playground program, Little League baitball garnet, square dancing, Babt Ruth and city and church bateball garnet and baton leatont. The recreation department brought the Florida Symphony T ^U'v-Ww- OLD AND NEW building* of the Congregational Chriitian Church in S in- Seminole County small indus­ tries manufacture electronic com­ ponents, aluminum Jaloualea and aluminum item* for the building trade, boats, sport shirts, gowns, pajamas and swim suits Insec­ ticides, fertilizers and a nationally advertised insecticide ftoorwax are made here. Several planla make rnrerete blocks, septic lank* and Pipe- The Sanford Congregational Chriitian Church came into being In taeo—aeventy years ago. Its members bought a large tract of land in downtown Sanford, now occupied bp ■ service station at P a rt Ave. and Third St. A revival held in the Opera House where the Rita Theater now aland* added a number of new members to the group from among the families of bualneii. civic, and professional people and early Sanford aettlera. A frame building, which Later became the parsonage and afterward waa used as the Pariah House waa the first meeting place. This waa later rrplacad by a tall gothic type church building with high tower, large stained glass windowa and pipe organ. Many communlly affairs wore held In the natural hlock structure. Chatauqua lectures and Christian Endeavor Grace Method 1st Church is a naw church in Sanford organised May |g, IBM and iocaled an Onora Road at Woodland Ave. in t o Plnecrest area south of Sanford. Two yeari ago the land was purchased by the First Meth­ odist Church and plans were laid for t o development of t o new church. The Rev. W. Thomas Parsons, Jr. was aatigned a t the first pastor of t o church ahortly after it was organized. Under hit leaderahip the membership haa increated from IS to m a n thin BBg in a year and a half. The congre­ gation, 'after mealing in a tem­ porary location for several months moved M o t o now build­ ing, valued nt M arly WO,BOO, Aug­ ust 9th. Giving aacrificlally at time and money, t o congregation watched their dream at a m w church coma to realisation. They ware assist­ ed not only by t o First Metho­ dist Church but also by tha District and National Board af Missions of Tha Methodiat Church. Much af t o work haa been done by tha memberi of the Church. Any Saturday, a group of men will still be found work­ ing to complete tha painting and other finishing work. At t o tam e time the women of the church will be found inside cleaning up (ha hall and rooma preparing for Sunday aervlcea. They are Justly proud of the new building which Include* a Fellowship Hall or aRpur pot a room, offices, and eliterooms, at well at a kitchen and reel rooms. As the worship and Church School aervlcea have grown, Sun­ day evening family fellowship programs have recently been add­ ed. These are held once a month under the direction of tho chair­ man at the comm la*ion on edu­ cation. Wight Klrfley. This in­ formal type of fellowship pro­ gram It meeting a special need and has been wall received by members and frirnds alike. Under the leadership of Jam as Talmadga, t o adult choir has grown in also and talent until they are now noted aa one of tho truly outstanding choirs In t o community. Talmadga is also directing a youth choir. A Junior choir la being organized by lira. Harry Echelbergar. □race Church has become known In the community for its friendly atmosphere. Viaitora are quickly made to fool ■■ to u g h they belong. It is a church where civilian and service familial alike have Joined together to worship and serve God and their Mlowman. In so doing they have gain­ ed spiritual strength that en­ riches and auataina them in thalr own individual ltvoa. Officials and frlendi are delight­ ed at t o recaption and interest or (he community In t o naw church. Tbay are confident that In tha immediate years ahead R will become one of the leading churches of central Florida. ford help describe itn age—70. The church wan formed in 1890 and the building at the top right wan built. That location in downtown Sanford in now occupied by a business building and the Spanish type structure above houaea the congregation on Park Ave. 1Output Is Varied Health Wholesale S06 SANFORD Confectioner FA 2-6271 AVE HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT STORE . . . Can SAVE YOU MONEY .j M f c k Ypur Home and Outdoor N eed* Center. Perry taid that Nik map be an annua] event. The Clvte Center te open S t nighta a week with pUnned ecUvity for the youth of lan iard . The Friday eight ettendanee la niaatly around M l with many nteee pretent on tpecial •ecatiooe. Between Auguat 1, M i aal July St, u se attendance at fee Sanford Recreation and Perk de­ partment facitlUea reached BM.WB and expenditures by the re c re a to t department for the two city ewimmlng poola, the stadium and eee were more than fU.OOO. Inrim e waa nearly M.ooa. Visitors at t o aoo numbered 11,100, t o Muni­ cipal and Goldtboea poat had CSC and the atadlum m or dad • M ai ad M .m in attendance. Like our City of Sanford i Society ralUea ed there. ! in ltsa the M|(| tn(j tuffered dam rut* wua te whde ellar II in the comm 111 Palmetto mlialon-alyle ed. ITia new rated on lou the corner of Street nearer rapidly growl waa occupied ter moving U the church h strength, From IBIS ISM. 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PHONE FA 2-M51 CITIZENS B A N K Rural Mall Hones namea and house numbers an Rakes — Leaf Hakes ea — Spades — Shovel* Barrows — Gardes Carta Fertilizer Spreaders Nona — I.awn Sprinklers Clippers — Pruning Shears Cana — Small Hand Tools HOUSEHOLD SVI’I’MEB Laundry Carta • Duckets -Rubbermaid” Dust Pans Mops - Brooms • Urushes Ironing Boards Kitchen Knives - Scissors •Raid’’ Bug Killer ••Pride” Furniture Wa* Galvanized Garbage Cans COMPLETE LINE OF FI8HING TACKLE BU1LDER8' HARDWARE * • 0 DeVOE PAINTS WHEN A MAN Enamelwarc • Aluminum Pots, Pans * Cooking Utensils "Tidy-AI” Waste Beakete — with eetf-dosing lids Johnson’s W as — and Panto Aluminum Brito sad Copper Brite — for polish lag utensils Complete Stocks of Quality Household Needs • Supplies & J J a HE ALWAYS SAVES! FEELS SECURE • S trin gs A Checking Accounts • Convenient Bank • By - MiU Plan • Christmas Club • D R IV E . IN TELLER / ________ • Safs Deposit Boxes • Travelers Chagass • Low Interest Financing I • _________________ L ] 1 1 i �> ______________________ JthJwiucfh J'hw uA hj. S& w ksi! We firmly believe that our phenomenal growth in the past, and our chance for future progress, is in direct proportion to the com­ plete services we render. Director* 1. to r., H. McNulty, Tucker, Clonts, F. McNulty, Carraway, and Patrick.* Background is Artist's Concept of Proposed New Florida State Bank Building. Our sheltered walk-up window. • A night photo ot to 4 Monday through Friday, bur proaont building open tUl 1:30 F. M. Friday nighta. Other Services include a Pertonal Loan Department, end e Banking Facility at Sanford Naval Air D rive. la Banking, * with throe windows to facilitate rapid service. FLORIDA STATE/BANK ..................... o f ^ _ y a H lfrid * — i t �{ / , r- \ U .S . Offers Reds Slash 'Arms Pact GENEVA (UPI) - The United State* offered Russia an agree* ment today to ilaih American and Russian troop alrength to 2.100.000 men each provided the Sovleta accept control* againat cheating. m But Ruaaia'a Vaerlan Zorin de^ h a n d e d agreement first on "gen­ eral and complete disarmament." "Let'a not tie ourselves up here with paper meaaures," Zorin aaid. The U. S. offer wa» made by Frederick M. Eaton at the end of another three-hour session of the 10-nation diaarmament confer­ ence, almost in exasperation after Zorin contlnuouily aidestepped all Western attempts to get him to ^ is c u a a guarantees againat cheat­ e r Raton reminded Zorin that the United Stales already had offered to freeie U. S. and Russian armed forces at 2,500,000 each and then redact them to 2,100,000 men. "Wo are prepared to accept these measures immediately," Eaton declared, "so long as they are accompanied by the verifica­ tion machinery we consider os^aentlal." 9 B»t the session broke up with­ out any further reply from Zorin. Zorin went to lunch with French Delegate Jules Koch, eontinuing the Informal diploma tie aoo varia­ tions begun last week. Moch had alio tried t» get the conference off center by proposing that esparto got to work to study concrete technique* lor verioue disarmament measures. The Busa. dene withheld a % BoJmw today's lo(lea nuroau aoM Iba United Kates may soon offer to give ad­ vance notice ed missile launchings If tha lovtote yoomlaa to da Mm same. mid fee after probably be m odi hi an effect to got the Mhnotton diaarmament conference, now io its third week, Seminole Census Starts Next Week Sanford and Seminole County doorbaH* wNI start ringing M at week. The b a t pnaheeu will bo aomo M W enumerator* beginning tha W Jab o t The local teUiecp will he a unit of a 1*0,000 member-ramus army' which will ga throughout (ho aaUon to enumerate an aetimated too million persona. The mammoth counting J o b ta (ho sounty is aapeeted to ba aompletnd Airing the Utter part V AprU. 1 The second stage • • the gsiheying In of the detailed household questionnaire which will bo left at every fourth house • • U slat­ ed to be finished by mid-May. An unofficial announcement af Uw results of tho tally will ba mad* by the local census office t'* No U. S. Manned Moon Shot Set Until After 70 , CLEVELAND. Ohio (UPI) — Dr. T- KoMi Glonnan, head of tho Na­ tional Aeronautics and Space Ad­ ministration, says that the United H a In wlM net send a man to the moon until after 1®70. . Glennan. president of Case la ­ te atltute of Technology on leave to tha NASA, made his prediction la the March issue of Engineering and Science ’Review, the achool'i undergraduate scientific publica­ tion. g>anforfi i f m t o VOL. XL1X . WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild through Wednesday. High today, 80-85. Low tonight. 62-66. SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY. MARCH 29, 1960 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 Civil Rights Bill May Be Strengthened WASHINGTON (UPI) - Same backers of civil rights legislation predicted today the Senate Judi­ ciary Committee would strengthen the House-passed bill which it must act on by midnight. Sen. Kenneth B. Kealing (RN.Y.) told reporters he was con­ fident "we will have a bill oui" by nightfall and predicted it would be stronger than Ihe five-point House measure. Keating said be thought the committee would "clarify and In some cases strengthen" Ihe Home NATHAN O. GARNER, right, member of the Sanford Civil Service Board for the pant 17 yearn won honored Mondny for hii service at the City Comminnion meeting Monday night. Fellow board member Harry Lee con­ gratulates Gamer who received a silver tray from the commission. (Herald Photo) Lake Waters To Recede Soon Lake Monroe U still rising, but very slowly, Sanford Public Works Director S. M. Richard said today. Richard said he thinks the water will start receding by tomorrow or Thursday. This morning'* readings found Lake Monroe 6.61 feet above *ea level. T h is is the highest point tho lake haa reached since 1953 when the waters went to 9.41 teat above eea level. Rich*id said the like bus gone over tha sea wall at Ft. Mellon Park and at the French Ave. and Seminole Blvd. intersection. The waters are Just on the grass there and Richard does not expect them to reach the street pavemeat which Is higher than the grass. The waters could harm the pavement by softening it if they reached the alreet, Richard laid. However, io do real harm to Seminole Blvd., the lake watara would have to float tha —w i i i . JoL added. T haT ifgh water; could also damage sewers leading Into Lake Mooroa by backing up and exert­ ing pressure within the pipes, Richard aaid. Damage to sewers will not be known until the lake has gone down. Tha lake haa risen a little over four inrhea ainee Saturday. This shows • leveling off, since Isst Tuesday the waters were rising about to five inches per day. Tha high water mark last Tues­ day was 5.4 feet above sea level. Richard said the lake usually has Ua highest waters in October when they -vary from four lo six feet above sea level. Coffee Clubbers To Host Navy The monthly meeting of the Cof­ fee Club sponsored by ths Sentin­ els County Chamber of Commerce will ba held 10 a. m. Thursday at Mrs. Appleby’s Restaurant in the Valdes Hotel. Coffee clubbers will have an op­ portunity to meet Capt. Robert W. filye, commanding officer af Sanford Naval Air Station and several of his adminIstratlvo staff who have recently coma aboard tho station. Stop! The aew traffic light at French Ave. and Z5lh S4. will he la■tailed this afternoon, City Man­ ager Warren Knowles told the City Commission Monday night. A * i| Rioting, Protest JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UPII — A nationwide protest demonstration by African blscki eruple. into rioting and burning Monday night and several Afri­ cans were reported killed or in­ jured. Preliminary report* listed two desd, including a Negro police­ man. Several others were believed dead but police waited until dawn to get a complete count of the loll. A crowd of about a thousand shouting Negroes and mulattoes stoned busoe and cars in Cape­ town. Police stormed the rloteri with clubs and tear gas abclla. They fired shot* over their heads but not into the crowd lo dis­ perse it. fa st week, police el Sharpcvllle and Lange fired Iota crowds of African demonstrators, killing 10. African nationalist leaders called a 24-hour work stoppage Monday to protest the killings. Sewage Treatment Plant Demands Renewed By State Sanford's sewage treatment plant problem with the stale Board of Health came up again Monday night In connection with a subdi­ vision being developed here. The Board of Health sent a letter lo LrHlcr and Bush, engi­ neers for developer Philip Zcuii, saying that the board couldn't ap­ prove a Sanford sawer extension into Zeutl'a new development be­ cause Sanford doesn't have a sewage treatment plant. "As you are probably aware, the City of Sanford does not have a sewage treatment plant, though it does have a fairly extensive tewage collection system whirh dis­ charges raw sewage lo the receiv­ ing waters. In view of this fact, this agency doe* aot feel that we can consider Ihe approval of fur­ ther ealenslon to the system serv­ ing tha City of Sanford," lb* letter said. On* commissioner said ho could­ n't see why the board waa. so de­ manding about a sewage treat­ ment plant when a recent test of Lake Monroe showed that its wa­ ter* a rt not made a menace by sewage. City Commissioner J. H. Crapps Commisikmcr Robert Brown point­ ed out that the city is putting aside funds periodically for a fu tore plant. Tha commission told City Ally. William Hutchison and City Man­ ager Warren Knowles to work out a way to gel aewere to Zeuil'i sub­ division. The commission also voted to accept Zeuli'a subdivision1 for an­ nexation if he puls in a Scott Ave. extension angling Into Eighth SI. and if the county aprrovrs Zcull's plan. Tire subdivision is near Scott Ave. and Eighth St. Portion O f Lake Bridge To Close The Atlantic Coast Lin# Rail­ road is engaged in revomtrurting Its bridge at tha west end of Lake Monroe and starting at 7 a. m. Monday, the south opening of ths drawapan will he clossd to navigation. Officials said that ths south opening will ba closrd until ap­ pro* imately Dec. I. Ths north opening through the drnwspan will be opened a t any tima for tha passage of navigation. bill "and In no case weaken II * Another committee member, Senate GOP Leader Everett M. Dirksen, said "there could be some changes other than technical amendments." Sens. Thomas C. Hennings Jr. (D-Mo.) and John A. Carroll (IlColo.) also foresaw some change*. Judiciary Chairman Jam rs O. Eastland (D-Miss.) said Charles J. Bloch of 51scon, Ga., a special Georgia assistant attorney gen­ eral, and Deputy U. S. Ally. Gen. Lawrence E. Walsh would testify I p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (U P I)- Sloek pri­ ces at t p m.: American Airlines ............ 19*» American TAT ............... M'S Bethlehem Steel ................ 46H Caterpillar ........................... M'S Chrysler .............................. 52't Curtiss •Wright ................. 21 DuPont .................................. 22S Ford Motor 72*i General Electric ............. MH General Motors ............. . . . 41’i U rillsrd ......................... 3*4 Minute Maid ...................... 1W Penney .. lit Penn RR .. . ................... 14 Royal American ................ 1H Sears Roebuck .............. Mil Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 44'* Studcbsker )1*« Lansing Fund Nets Near $1, Three projects sponsored In cooperation with Ihe Elks Club, Moose Lodge and Seminole Coun­ ty Sportsmen's Assn, brought in almost 11.000 for the Porter Lan­ sing Fund last weak. A contest sponsored by the organisation* brought 1400 and Seminole Sporting Goods Co. donated Ihe profit from an out­ board motor. A barbecue staged by the Order of DORR netted the fund MOO and ISM rant# through Ihe Toesshatchea Hunt Club. Nest event te raise money for the fund for Porter Lansing, cri­ tically injured in an automobile crash, will be a benefit baseball game Saturday night between two San Francisco Giants farm teams, the Toronto, Weak., and Har­ lingen, Tex., squad*. The city hss granted use of Memorial Stadium and the two team* will play al i so p. m. Ticket* may ba bought from mem­ bers of the Elka, Moose and Sportsmen's Assn, nnd a t 40 busi­ ness locations around lown. The Elks Club has beca named central collection agency for tho fund and deposits may be mad* to Ihe fund at Ihe Sanford At­ lantic and Florida Slate Ranks. Account* have been opened in the name of Porter tensing Fund and deposits may ba made directly to the fund*. Contributions alto may be mailed to P.Q. Box 1250, Plant Requested The City Commission ordered architect plans for enclosing the fire station on French Ave. Mon­ day night. Completely enclosing the station would cost about 13.500. Candidates Clash Over * Financing State Roads * SSfc: Dickinson nnd McCarty accused Bryant and Carlton of bobtolling a Miami-to-Jacksonvill* turnpike to the Miaml-to-Fort Pierce toll road that waa finally constructed. The candidate* did little to clar­ ify tha IBM voting record. All nine, however, said they fm vor extending the present turn­ pike lo the Georgia border. The same five lawmaker* and former legislators, plus Burns, also argued about who hat tha best ' program for meeting Flo­ rida's highway neodt. Burns ended lb* turnpike argu­ ment by saying that in Jnckaonville ha baa dona something about highway needs. He aaid ha led tha Jacksonville expressway system which has just opened a new north-south leg to provide clear postage through the city. All tha candidates agreed: They are againat o state income la*, favor Florida’* so-called right-towork tew, favor creation of new cowtiao M to »■ * r — -- ---------noted how In the I®68 Legislature against • state hawas on constnsstfen ai the F toeto* veterans, and againat nn increase MIAMI (U PI)—Nina Democra­ tic gubernatorial c|ndidatoa gave quick answers to a doaen caaapaign question* Monday night but clashed sharply on tha financing of highway* and tha reason n fulllength turnpike failed te pass th# HIM legislature. Appearing on the same platform for a 0O-minut# television program were campaigner* Farrle Bryant of Ocala, Jacksonville Mayor Haydon Butna, Doyle Carlton of W*uchula, Tad David of Hollywood, Fred Dlcklnaon of Weet I'alm Beach, tha Rav. George Down* of Winter Park, Kian leader BUI Hendrix of Oldsmar, John Mc­ Carty of Fort Pierce, and Jim MeCorvey of Hialeah and Clewiiton. Th# program invited tho tele­ phoned questions from viewer*. But tha number of candidates nnd lengthy commercials limited an­ swer* m eaty to •»** • few am­ ends by each. Bryant, C n r l t o n , Dickinson, NO. 660 today at the rom m itter'i second day of closed-door srislons. , In ft's hours of testimony Mon­ day. Walsh and Atty. Gen. Wil­ liam P. Rogers defended (he House bill as It it. including (he ad­ ministration-harked provision for court appointed referees to guar­ antee Negro voting rights. The committee took no action Monday on a host of proposed amendments, some to weaken the Hill and others lo strengthen it. Rogers expressed fear that any Undo Councilman Frank FaiaU. _ ■ *ootractor. Domini* . . . Tnvbo, m -May W R oy Llddicw t, contractor Reggio Wabotor, and bulldozer driver D«v« Ketchum. { j L U n U ? h t* a ) resumes debate on eivH righto Wednesday was tbs so-rolled Lausche amendment to make pro­ posed penalties for obstructing court • ordered school integragtlon decisions apply to all federal court decrees. The proposal, sponsored by Sen. Frank J. Lauartie (D-Ohlo), was added by the Senate to its own bill, now act aside in favor of ths House measure. But. with labor opposing tha amendment, the Senate later knocked out th* entire court order section. Flood-Swollen Prairie States Face New Threat By United Press International Tire threat of thunderstorms to­ day added new danger to besieged prairie bell communities ballllng rivrrs already swollen to near rec­ ord levels by a spring thaw. Hundred! nf per ions loft (heir home* aa Uie rampaging riv en neared their highest levell in » years. National Guardsman, civil de­ fense officials, Ihe Bed Crou and the Salvation Army teamed up with pollr* and volunteers to bat­ tle tha flood* to aa sight state area. The first big warmup of the season melted tome of the heavi­ est mows In a half ceatury and sent rivers surging over their bank* ia a wide area from the Dakota! to Kama* and Missouri. Rain falling today across the country'* mid section promised to •end the riven lo even new heights. Many families driven from their home* in low lying areas found Church Service, Political Rally Requests Denied was th* possibility of having In­ tegrated audiences at such meet­ ings. The city has taken a positive •land on keeping tha facility com­ came (mm Uw pletely segregated. Ministerial As m . hold la * |* r Suntha rearer. Tha Th* City Commission Monday denied requests for use of lh*vClvte Center for church services and po­ litical rallies. One petition Seminole County which wanted to ri*«. ttorvke*- to other requeei cam* from th* Oeuqly Democratic Ekaeutlva Commit lee which wanted to hold a politi cal rally 'there, with all county candidate! present. The requests ware denied after discussion of Ihe original ruiei laid down when the Civic Center waa opened. Commissioner Robert B r a w n painted out that two of the ruiei formulated when the Civic Center wai opened were that il* ch ain were not to h* borrowed and that church services were not lo ba al­ lowed there. Another fertor la the discussion Board Approves Lights Request Sanford’s Sanlando residents pull­ ed a twitch at) tho City Commis­ sion last night. They asked the commission to let them keep their old street lights on Fhimoes and Valencia Drives and on E. 14th It. It aoema tha city has been putting in nine aew lights to replica U old ones on those streets. The new lights are on wooden poles and tha old ones are on mala) posts. ' Floyd Palmer of SU Valencia Dr. beaded a delegation of nearly 13 Sanlande subdivision residents who preferred the old poles for (heir greater beauty. They also thought tha old system would give more light. "Tha people are very serious about keeping lha tights we have," Palmer said, and he presented a petition from 5* person# lo prove it. A round of applause greeted Mayor Earl Hlggtobotbam'a motion to take th* new lights out and put the old poles back. Th* city was replacing lb* lights because it would be cheaper to put in the new poles with overhead wires rather than replace three quarieri of a mils of the old dam ­ aged underground wire aystem. But City Manager Warren E. Knowles decided a transformer nearby would eliminate replacing all tha underground wires. Solution Nears On Sign Problem NORTH ORLANDO’S NEWEST DEVELOPMENT atartod Friday *a bull* dozer* Rd. aozer* began tregan clearing ground for ior 244 zee homo* name* on the ui« Longwood-Oviedo ixmgwooa-uvi' near the 8R. 419 intorateUoa. Looking ovor thg land being davalc d«v«loped by fm r y WUUtt* a t MiwH Bad F t Louttardnta a n , tn m tto* loft. Me K w ih Or- changes In the House hill might endanger final congressional ap­ proval. But ha told the committee that If It changed tha meaiure, he hoped It would add two provisions stricken by the House. One would give federal aid lo localities try­ ing lo integrate school*. The other would make a permanent agency of the president's committee on non-discrimination in federal eontracls. One major test faring either the rommitlrs or the Senate when It The Sanford City Commission's old problem of whal to do about private signs on public property appeared to bo near solution Mon­ day night. City manager Wsrre* E. Knowles told the commission that thorn are I S ftand aigna on public parkways, white a city ordinance prohibits putting private sign* on bav* tho sign* taken off public property a t Aa, shelter In municipal buildings. Other refugees were housed to private homes situated oa higher ground. Entire communities ware isolat­ ed and tens of thousands of acre* of farmland were under water. Property damago could not ba am Unrated. Three deaths wore blamed am lha floods — one each In Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri. At Sioux City. Iowa, official* removed 200 residents from tho Springdale’ district In advance «i an expected major flood crest an the Floyd River. Volunteers sandbagged entrant* as to atoroa and offices la tha Springfield district which wee U | by a wall of w ater to feel deep In ■ 1035 flood. Waalber observer* did not expect today's flood to be aa bad as th* one Sevan year* ago. But forecaster* predicted tha Rig, Blue River would crest ) • feat above flood stago a t Blue Rap­ ids, K«h., and Barneston, Nab., which would equal th* higheaa flood stage* ginca m l . ■h 'i . » * * - " ■. . 1. Fr ! War On Anti-Reds News Briefs HAVANA (UPI) -P re m ie r Fidel Caslra declared war today on Cuba's antl-Communlsti, charging that they "weaken fallh" to his revolutionary reglma. In his third telethon in two days, Castro lashed out specifical­ ly at Luis Conte Aguero, a college friend whoee dally tale vision com­ mentary haa become lha n alim 'l leading anti-Red forum. Castro's appearance on the Teleraundo Pregunta TV ahow was presented In the form of a press conference, but the newsmen on th* panel had *n opportunity to ask only one question: "What la your opinion of tha current contro­ versy over communism io Cubat" Tha Premier's reply took four hours, ending at 1:25 a, m. Conte, who baa not been heard from ainre a Communist-led mob barred him from the studio Fri­ day, was expected lo seek asylum ia one of Urn foreign tm besaisi here. Red Tide? TAMPA (UPI>—State co riserva­ lla* author ill** mad* another aerial cheek today e l *a area Is Ihe Gulf of Mexico whore floating carcasses of dead fish have been lighted recently. Dr. Robert HutIon, chief of lha S uto Marian Laboratory at 81. Petersburg, Mid U was not yet known il the "red Uda" caused th* fish to die. Flood Group Formed BROOKSVILUC ( U P I ) - A group of legislators beaded together Monday to do something about preventing floodi which damaged their II counties last weak. At • masting bare, the lawmakers formed a com mill** to seek srganliatloa of "the central and southwest Florida watd* aoutrat management." Motiona Denied MIAMI (UPI)—Civil Court Judge Norman ttendry denied motions Monday for a aummary decree fixing ownership of the chimps sire Mr. Moke, sought by the S t Loula Zoo and his animal trainer, Robert Tomarchin. Denial «f the motions, presented by both aides, mean* a Jury will dccid* owner­ The old Rosrnwald Elementary ship sometime between June and School which burned down Feb. September. IT was probably act on fire. Dis­ trict Fire Marshal Mark Cleve­ Negro Boycott land Sr. aaid Monday. MONTGOMER" Ala. (UPI) Tbs Sanford fire chief said he Approximately 300 sludenta I t was "pretty sure il was arson" Alabama Stale College tor Ne­ which destroyed the four room groes se re cxpecleu to continue brick school. The culprit has not a classroom boycott at the stalebeen found but caws of this type supported school today. Students are never dropped, Cleveland •aid tha boycott was begun 1*1* said. The company which Insured Monday In pretoil to aa enter the Negro school has not yet made that 100 students leave tha cam­ ila report, County School Admin­ pus because they were late to istrative Assistant Walter Taagu* registering. said Monday. The 25-yes r^ld school was built BUmp Record of brick and heart pine and LAXEHURST. N. J . (UPI) - A would rost about 1(0,000 to build Navy blimp landed a t the naval today, Teague said. air station today after setting a record for sustained (light • ( al­ most four days. The craft, a Liaison Board ZPQ-l, landed at l:N a. as. ft bad spent *5te hours In the air, Member Named a spokesman said. The previous Wight Kirtley was appointed tem­ endurance record for an ardlnary porary liaison member between airship was TB.l hours, sot lose the Sanford Zoning and Planning thsn two weeks ago by another Board and the Board of Adjust­ .Navy blimp from LakobtutL ment Monday night, and eaglnsor William F. Bush waa made a tem­ Bui Strike porary member of the Zoning and TAMPA (UPI) - Negotiator# Planaing Board. will meet a gala tonight la an­ other attempt lo settio • city bua Kiwania To Get Flags company strike which haa left Sanford's American Legion post Tampans without Inirarity tea* will donate • United Slataa flag sorvlce. Tha strike began at t to tho Sanford Kiwania Club and t . m. Moodsy whoa tho Amalga­ loagtim# Kiwania* Douglas Scott mated Association af K n o t, S ta t­ • Canadian Bag at ute hallway and Motor O w b ta Hto Clvto Arson Believed School Fire Cause lioa will -111 h a ^ je ra d ^ d u rin g ^ h * reach agreamato aa a a n •tab's Mas®, . ____ ' • re � 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, March 28, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 28, 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 54-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 28, 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/34e5b296766c64e468e8a8ba77094c97.pdf 3ef22d8a0360cbdbfa651e9795bc92a1 PDF Text Text M t z t & r -; ■.:•: k*/Y:.*LtW'.\— v*-.6 t*^V ••*• *\,Vt «. . *. j 5 ^-•«,»’ v*'*■ [ i **'^ v 'fv w- mmmri / fi*V __ : ~ s a v e . 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LESTARE it —49 w 1 ' r * * Morton* Largo Family Slie Pure* P R U I T P I F Q Apple, Poach, ^ _ S lO a Beads O9 Bleach 41* * * tlfl0 l * • , Plato Stew *2 9 ‘ Steaks 98’ 7~ Gr. Baaff 3 ^ T Rib Roast -69* DELICIOUS, PRBH CUT STANDINO Powdered Bleach ,. . FLORIENT * 79' f5 2 fR T A r f s THERN rissu< 4 mi. 37* PAN-REPI SHRIMP ‘ 29* ASTOR GREEN PEAS iC H U C K l ROAST 2 * 99* 2 £ ’Is’ 6 *» M00 *• ........ . i . a t * ' . 1 ■ -----!___ _________ 'ti.M I 1 �By United Press Iwtanuttooal Bitter spring weather as nasty as any December product beseiged the upper Midwest and East today with blinding snowstorms and below-rero temperatures. More snow was predicted from the Montana Rockies across tha northern plains, Wisconsin and up­ per Michigan into the Great Lakes snd northern Appslschians, and through the New England states. The mercury crashed to one de­ gree below icro this morning ot Bradford, in northern Illinois. In­ ternational Falla, Mian., reported three degrees above zero. Tempe­ ratures were below freezing as far south as northern Tennessee and the Mirsouri-Arkanias line. The thermometer dipped to zero at 5 a. m. in Milwaukee, the cold­ est temperature ever recorded there so Isle In the season. Early-morning snows, whipped by 45-mile-an-hour winds, blitzed western Pennsylvania, d u m p e d three inches or more of snow in several areas and laid a dangerous slick acrosa most roads. Today's snows came on the heels of a spring blizzard that clogged Midwest highways with 10-foot drifts and touchrd off a rash of chaln-rcaclion smashupi Thursday. Nineteen cars — including a po­ lice csr sent to investigate the accident — piled up south of Mc­ Henry. III., and a tour-car colli­ sion b'eekcd the same highway a few miles away. One man was killed in an right car pilcup near Waukesha, Wis. The new snowfall broke two Somerset, Pa., records — on* of II inchci of inow for th* winter and Uia other of M inches for March. The Weather Bureau predicted showrra today for the Gulf, southern Rocklei, Pacific Northwest and central California coait. Meanwhile, Seminole County and other parti of Florida were en­ joying lovely spring weather. Forecast for peninsular Florida for tonight and Saturday morning: Fair aouth and central diitricta, increasing cloudiness northern din* tricta. Mild except turning eoolet northern districts. Lowest temper** turei tonight ranging from 42 I* SO northern district* to 52 to SB central and 58 to 04 southern dintricta. Forecast for Saturday: Partly cloudy and mild south and central districts, mostly cloudy and eool northern districts. Future temperature outlook: Lit* lie change in temperatures e»* cept warmer northern district! Saturday night. No frost dsnger through Monday. WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday. Cooler tonight. High today, 72-75. Low tonight. 52-5G. VOL. X L1X NEW DISTRICT 2 County Commissioner J. II. Van Hoy, atauiling, au-cond from left, beama aa hia bond ia approved and aigneil by the County Commiaainn a t a special meeting Thuraday night. Left to right nro, Hoard Chairman John Krider, Clark David Gatchel, Van Hoy, Commissioner* Vtrnon Dunn, Lawrence Swofford and Homer Little. (Herald Photo) leaders Discuss Flood Relief Aid } Seminole County representulives will go to Tampa Saturday to find what relief the county can get if auch re­ lief become* necessary here. County Agricultural Agent Cecil Tucker will represent Seminole agricultural interests at the Central Florida dis­ aster relief meeting called by Gov. LeRo.v Collins. County ^5eits Convicted MIAMI (U P1>- James J. Seitz, M, wo* convicted of firit degree murder Thuraday in tha butrhar knife slaying of Chelsie Tidd Jr., S3, aa aluminum aompany execntire. Englncar Robert Davis will re­ present the county, and Col. J. O, Gregory of Lake Mary will re­ present th* Red Cross and Civil Defame. Both Tucker and Davis will represent Sanford Interests. Seminole County doesn't need disaster relief right now but could use assurance the relief Nuclear Stock Up TALLAHASSEE lU Pl) -G o v . LeKoy Collins predicted Thursday '•Florida'* program of nuclear da'valopment will 'be worth more mission chiirm an John K rldw . than a third of a billion dollars to Davit. Tucker, Gregory^ Sat)f - -1 tho state within tha next derads. City Manager W. E. Knowles, and Farmers Home Administration Added Funds representatives. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The The meeting in Tampa will he House Appropriations Committee for Hate and federal representa­ today added 3197,4*9,530 to Presi­ tive* la discuss with Central Flor­ dent Elsenhower's budget for ida county representatives what health, education and welfare, in- flood aid the U. f . and state gov­ ejdudlng an extra 31.060,000 far a ernments can supply, Peterson 'n jro ed federal s tu c k oc Juvenile said. ' delinquency. Tucker said aid right now wuuld be of most benefit to a few cat­ Deadline Set tlemen. Two or thri* county TALLAHASSEE (UPI 1-Super- ranchers have rattle stranded by ior Dairy of Jacksonville has water. Tucker laid several vege­ until April » to offer a fine lo table farmers were pretty irverravoid revocation of its license. ly hit by tbe flooding. He agreed The Florida Milk Commission, that Seminole's representatives charging that SuperloV tnderpaid should go to the meeting en a milk farm ers some 330,000 last standby basis. • y e a r , took up lha firm's license City manager W. E. Knowles Thursday. said th* high water mark In Lake Monroe should come Saturday and Life In Prison that some water might overflow DOWNIEVILLE, Calif. (UPI)— into Ft, Mellon Park. There might Larry Lord Motherwell was sen­ be more damage to Seminole Blvd. tenced Thursday to life In prison than in the IMS flood, because for the murder of Mr*. Pearl Put­ water seeping up through the ney, weslthy, 72-year-old Washing­ soil will exert pressure against ton, D. C., widow. A jury of nine the street pivement, he said. women and three men, which County engineer Robert Davis ^ o u ld have sent the 47-ycar-old said there was not actually any *Befend3nt to the gas chamber, serious flood damage In the coun­ returned the verdict on the third ty although there are some Jakes that can't (land any more water. day of deliberations. He named Lake Maltbie and Lake Seminary In Altamonta Springs. 22 W arned WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Th* roads have stood up pretty well, the biggest washout being U. S. Immigration Scrvica has on Weklva Springi Rd. Davis said. warned 22 persons within recent weeks against making unauthor­ ized flight* to Cub*. Officials said tha warnings were, a foliJow-up to Secretary of State Chris­ tian A. Herter'a order laat No­ vember aimed at preventing flights that might stir up tooubie with the Castro regime. . Chuluota Youth Dance Saturday The Chuluota Youlh Club will -•p o ld its installation of officers gnd anniversary dance at 7:30 p. m. Saturday. For th* past month, many Chuluota youngsters have been campaigning for votes in the sre* and th* result* of th* election will be revealed Saturday. The installation will be held at the Community Club House. Film Showing Slid* films showing a real es­ tate appraiser on a typical apprai­ sal assignment will be ohown at Mm Somtaofa County Board af laaftara appraisal ataaa at f p. m. Uewday night Tim meeting wilt bo The Altamonte Spring* Town Council agreed lo buy ■ new police car for 31660.74 at a meet­ ing Thuraday night. The council accepted the low hid of Helntzelman't Ford Inc. of Orlando for n Ford Fnirlnne car. Ilfintzelman's actually bid B2.Z71.T4. but allowed a f6U tradein value on tha present town police rnr. The council also decided to transfer 3827.50 from tho ienarn| fund ta tha fir* department budgot to buy needed .lire equip­ ment. Tbe money wi!| be used to Convicts Give In; Turn Over 18 Hostages NASHVILLE. Tenn. (Ut’l) — The tnll, young eunviet with cropped hair walked out of the prison factory at dusk Thursday, flipped away his rigaiette and spat on tha ground. Then he stuck out his hands to be handcuffed. That defiant action by Charles Raymond Farra, 35-year-old West Virginia kidnaper and robber, ended a 36-hnur war of nervaa In fallow convict which he and gambled the lives af 13 hostages against the hop# that 200 police would let them flee from th* Tennessro stale prison here. Farm and Robert Rivera, 25, of Temple, Tex., armed with ,:tH and .45 caliber pistols smug­ gled into the prison, seized more than 70 hostages tn a strangely disorganised bid for freedom late Wednesday. ..They vs leased all but 13, includ­ ing three w-pr-cn, and entrenched themselves tn a deputy warden's office in th* prison clothing fac­ tory, They treated their hostages with aliW ratt courtesy but aware to kilt them all unless given a fast car and a chance to about It out with police m the highway, At tha eud they trader! their prisoners for a promise of bo punishment, a temporary trans­ fer to the county jail and afforts by lawyers to obtain their release on a writ of habeas corpus. U n ite d P re s a L euaed W ire Kota W ished 1908 FRIDAY, MARCH 26, I960 NEW YORK (UP*) prices at 1 p. m.: American TAT ....... American Tobacco ... Bethlehem Steel ...... Caterpillar ................... C A O .................... . Chrysler ...................... DuPont ........................ Eastman Kodak ....... Ford Motor ............ General Electric ....... General Motors .......... Graham • Paige .......... Ini. TAT .................... Lorillard ...................... Minute Maid ............. Penn RR .......... Royal. American ........ Sears Roebuck .... Standard Oil INJ) ... Studebaker ................. U. S. Steel ................. Weslinghouse El........... SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 658 ' r f T 1 * E m JK m |^ V [ •- > m m jf l. 1l :1■ V o te rs ed by his campaign committee and well Over 12.750 persona have wishers, (Herald t’hoto) registered to vute in the May 8 Democratic primary. Super­ visor of Registration tyrs. Camilla Bruce said today. Mrs. Bruce reminded resi­ dents that the vote registra­ tion deadline ia April 2. She added th a t the registration office in the Chamber of GENEVA (UPI) - The United Commerce building will be Slalei demanded at the disarma­ open from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. ment talks today that the Soviet Sen. Doyle E. Carlton Jr. lour­ pleting four-ianin| of Hwy. 1 Fred O, Dickinson look a crttice] from Jacksonville to Ft. Plerca look at the slate capital and pro­ Union quit .talking in generalities ed Seminole County today, laid Quit Generalities, Carlton Tours County, Promises To Advance Quality Off Citrus , pad get down to the specific ques­ tion o f InarortMa nf an armed forcea freeze. But th* Soviets rrplird that the United States was trying lo "put cart before the horse,” end again refused to dlscuas control before th* Western powers have agreed oo specific measures of *" Longwood's 3X7,371.50 street arms reduction. paving,project should start with­ One Western diplomat said the in two weeks, town street Super­ mooting was "an echo of tendon" intendent John Farina said today, —o reference to th* way earliar Soviet refusal to discuss controls Tho job should be done In six collapsed the disarmament sub­ weeks to two months, Farina said. committee talks In London in 1957. Frederick M. Eaton, chief AmerThe 9,001 feet of paving to be doar ia on Grant Are., from Wild-. icaa delegate, told th* 10-nalion mere to Georgia Ave., Palmetto conference he hoped the Soviet! would reconsider their hasty re­ Avs. from Q rasl west to the rail­ d i a l to discuss spedllcs. road and oa IF.- ** * Molnar Ayf. la angr Paving and i Lake Mary Elementary School will do the job. students are moving out of their Farina said ha would try to old school todsy and will be In have the water line extension on v o m i P U U I 1I U II the new aschool addition Monday, Principal Floyd Richards said Palmetto 81. pul tn before pave­ ment ia put down there. Longwood Seminole County Easter Seal today. Moving tha 150 students hat workmen will do the Church St. Campaign Chairman Ken Melnlosh held off until the boiler is ready and Palmetto St. water line exten­ will make a television appearance in Ihe new school or the weather sions themselves. Tbe whole In Orlando Sunday on behalf of warms up. Th* boiler will be street and water improvement Ihe Seminole County Society for ready shortly, according to Rich­ program Is being financed hy lha Crippled Children and Adults. The Sanford attorney will be a ards. Tha aludenta are moving town's recent 970,000 bond issue. special guest on the "Sunday wllh into five rooms of tbe new IS Sally" show carried on WLOF-TV classroom section. Channel I a t 1 p. m. The old section will be remodel­ Volunteers Hear McIntosh's appearance will It* ed and made into an administra­ in conjucction with the mailing of tive aulie, library, teachers' lounge First Aid T a lk Easier Seala to Sanford fa millet. and threa classrooms. The new Thirty members of tho DeBary The seals are being tent out here, addition will alto contain a cafeVolunteer Fir* Department beard this week. Sanford's young Buster torium. Clyde Lankford, of DeLand, give Anderson will alto appear on tha instructions in first-aid-Wednesday show, disguised as a corrotnight at Ihe Fire House. Mr. Lank­ munching Easter rabbit. ford is tho chairman for the Red Cross First-aid Instruction Pro­ gram In West Volusia, and he ii Longwood Home a registered first-aid instructor. Ha spoke on first aid and artifi­ Development Set cial respiration, giving attenlion lo A 200 .home development will tba latest methods for Ihe treat­ start in Longwood within threa appolnt a zoning hoard to recoin- ment of burns, shock, make bites, weeks, developer tjumner Aroneun menl changes in Use town zon­ excessive bleeding, heart ailmrnli. ■aid today. Aronson who built 165 drowning, snd accidents of various homes In Forest City Estates and ing ordinance. York waa told to get bid speci­ Mods. Ha answered questions from Lake Harriett Estates in the last fications on a new backstop for th* members, and then conducted year and a half, said the homes the little league baseball field. ■ demonstration in the application will be in Ihe 18,250 class. They York said the backstop would of artificial respiration, use of should be finished within a year, • roil about $440. He laid that tha d re tiln ii and bandages, and Ihe he said. field could do with Its present proper method for applying luurThe houses will be bull! In the niquels. backstop for Ibis year. town's northeast corner at the Counrilmap Homer Sewell said end of Highland Si., diagonally (hat Ihe Florida Power and Light ■rrosa from Pynalronics Inc. and Ca. had advised the Iowa lo hold i 1,000 Attend near the new Longwood Elemen­ off any more lighting on 8 R 423 tary School. Tbs whole developuntil tbe stato road is widened. Greco Ballet Mayer Hawkins aaid that Use Approximately I,poo persons at­ library association would start ill fnnd drive and now 'Mania- tended Ik* Jo** Oreeo Spanish Lansing Fund live plans" are in build a new ballet al tba Civic Cenlar Thurs­ Barbecue Saturday lihyary ia the .Altamonte city day night. Th* ballet waa sponsored by the park. City Attorney Joe Davis A barbecue dinner with proceeds said is* did net aw* any restrict, Saoferd-D * R a r y Entertainment going to the Porter Lnnitag fund ions on building a library in tbe Asaa. Green and his troop of danc­ will be held at 3:20 p. m. Sat­ city park a* long as the building er* put on many stunning dance urday al tha Elks Club grounds. belonged to (be public, lie said Tba public io tavited to attend. ttm sort ad ■RHbrary would hav* Tho danfaed DORS la apoMoateg In be m alatiH m m y tbe communi­ tha barbccua and tickets will be ty, or by lha IdVb from the g*a- hour* aad Green received over 91.50 for adults and 79 coats Longwood Paving Work Starts Soon .aster Seal Drive To Get TV Boost ha .would continue- worklug to UdvaMtr th! Quality of Florida citrus and will make a campaign speech at 3 p. m. In Ft. Mellon Park. Carlton, Ernest Southward, his c o u n t y campaign committee chairman, and Sen. Douglas Stenitrom were in a parly traveling through the county for nine stops. Tha Wauchuli senator met vottrs in Oviedo, Slavia, Chuluota, Longwood, Altamonte Springs, Genova, Lake Mary, at his aouth Seminole headquarters on liwy. H B and ia Sanford. Carlton added the promise "to maintain constant vigilance In the (earth for new laws to advance the quality of nur citrus prod­ uct*"! to a proposal he made al Daytona Beach Thursday for com­ If ha Is elected. U would be a 3250 million project "I am pledged to work as I have In the p u t counseling with the industry and promoting legis­ lation which will Inaura th* high­ est attainable quality in our citrus products,” he said, after praising cltrui men for being "ona of Ihe industries in our nation which does not run io the government for help all the time.” Thursday was a busy day for th* other candidates for governor who continued iwings around tks state. John McCarty of Fort Pierce said ho ii convinced that recent Negro tlldown demonstrations are Illegal. They must be dealt with "fairly and firmly,” he said, while slumping Sarasota, Polk and Manatee counties. nounced it .‘•lin in g .'* ' Ho Drome Ued ta completely re n o v a te 'lb * 1 place if elected, Jacksonville Mayor Haydoa Burns continued hia criticism of campaign spending la ■ speech at Pensacola. "Trementkiua campaign **• nsrs, foresla of billboards, armi of paid workars, and Holly­ wood television productions” were among tho Komi arousing Burnt* wrath. Ted David of Hollywood ronewed his pledge to apply th* state ailes tag to banka In com­ ment! at Tallahaasce. Ho Indicat­ ed the bank* have escaped auch taxation *o far only because of the work of th* Senate's North Florida majority bloc, the "Porli Chop Gang.” Farris Bryant headed hit campalgl (or Sanford today and will b* it a public meeting al 2:30 p. ir, Saturday in the Civic Center. He was visiting with voters in Tamja, Daytons Beach and DaLane Thursday when be spelled out a campaign plank to direct the slate government "economically and without the need of additional tax lourcea," ii be Is elected. Brjant Headquarters ttn l out a lo-page document to outline hit tax proposals, io which he took a swipe al "hidden taxes," point­ ing sul that "a 12,000 car means 11,501 in Ihe ear and S5uo tn hid­ den axes" a t he listed 151 of these itemi. "1b be more specific, so that my llaleniciit in this respect can­ not be misunderstood, I will dillgenfy resist any snd all efforts to incnaie our Uses in any manner whaaoever by vigorous applica­ tion of sound business managemen. Further, I will undertake rrdiction of taxes in some areas," Urymt said. Ties* areas Included repeal of the intangible lax increase and revkion of tha inventory tax syi- lem and a study of the entire tix program, including personal pro­ perty lax. K a r l Hlglgnbotham, county chairman of the Bryant campaign and memberi of ihe Bryant com­ mittee invited all Sanford and Semlnolt residents to th* infor- Saturday. T h a former House speaker will hold a question and answer session on this platform. His wife, Julia, wilt accompany him and an Informal reception will be held in connection with tha pub­ lic meeting. Nixon Gets Free Piss From Sanford Piitt-Putt Owner lanford Putt-Putt Golf Course owner Harold Hardesty lav s a free pma to the top customer of his rffrer Thuraday. Hardesty said he had Jurt walked loo a restaurant acrosa from Mlaal International Airport when he amr Vie* President Richard Nixon siting at a table with three adiet. Hardesty walked up lo Nixon aid gave hfaa a free putt-putt ptas, good anywhere ta the coun­ ty . Nixon thanked him and said The County Zoning Board had a lough lima of k Thursday night a a they were threatened wllh law suits, claims of misleading (be public and eriei of unfair Justice. Bill Lynch, president of Ihe American Land Development Co. and Southern Development Co. appeared before the toning board at their final comprehensive zon­ ing hearing and appealed lo lha board lo uphold commercial zon­ ing along SR 433 in the Weathersfield area. Lynch said Ihe toning board, two years ago, had approved the area for commercial zoning and he and his group had planned on putting a shopping cenlar in that vicinity. Lynch laid that large aums of money were borrowed on the strength of commercial zoning and now the board plana to "cut it up in rcsidantial and multiple dwelling areas.” "I don't Ilka to sea tba board get into any legal tangle,” Lynch said, adding "but, that Is Just what I intend to do." "All I want In fair Justice,” ha emphasized. Lynch said be had a petition K owners that want Iht area io re­ main commercial. County Zoning Director Robert Brown said that that area was zoned commercial two y ra ri ago on Ihe baits that Lynch' would build a shopping center there. "To this day, nothing has beau done about any construction. Th* board does no' want any dis­ orderly, sketchy, commercial growth there," Brown saidHowever, he added, if we gel concrete plant for a shopping cenlar, I’m sure the board would keep the area la question com­ mercial.” A battery af lawyers, and pro­ perty owners also urged the board to uphold its decision making tho one mile atrip commercial. John Burton, chairman of th* zoning board, told th* small audience that the board will con­ sider all tbe recommends Uoon beard and those previously h e a rt i t four district hearing*, bpbro . miking Ha ra commends Goat ha th* County Commlasloo April 3. Approximately a doses others appeared before th* board 3b volco their objections lo the MW proposed law, aaUag far higher classification* far the properties or that buffer i s m ks ait p IB 1L 1 11 �8>r D irtn r l R m lS Pape 2—FrL March 25. 1310 Church Of Christ church or a itr r G nm Ralph Brewer Jr. ... Bible School ............ Evangelist lo co a. m. H o f i l a i W o rs h ip ---- 11:00 a. n . Evening Woreblp ... .7:JQ p. m Wed. Prefer Serein ..T:J0 p. m. Morniag Worship . . . . 14:30 a. m Evening Worship .........7:10 p. m Episcopal VOLT CROSS EPISCOPAL CWVBCW Farit Are. at 4th St. Bar. John W. Thomas------ Pailof Holy Eucharist ............7:30 a. m Family Service— Church School.............0:40 a. m. Morniag Prayer— Nazarene re in pa rs c w i-ira o r n v NJUUE.M n U M BOA* her. Jim Fibber Flit*.' First Christian Church—ErenSaaday school • 45 a. ■ Morning woreblp ie *5 a. m tax Worship service on Sunday Tooth eereiee ........ «:4A | m night will run through April 14. Holy Week services will be on LvangeUstJe aeretee 7:30 p. m. Wed. p ram eereke 1:34 p. m. Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thuradar evening, during Holy Week. Holy Communion will be at the Thursday service. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church —Vesper services will be held en Wednesdays at 7:15 p. m. Sunday School 14:« a. * . Holy Cross Episcopal Church Morning Worship 11:00 a. m —Bible studies lor Women will be Christian Service Training 4:04 held every Monday at 2:34 p.m.; Family cohered dish suppers and Evening Worship 7:00 p. ra discussion groups on Wednesday* Wed. Prayer Service 7:34 p. m. at 1:30 p.m.; Friday programs for children at 4:15 p. m. Presbyterian AH Saints Episcopal Church — Sunday services at f a. m. and FIRST PRKSHTTERIAN 11 a.m. will have Holy CommunCHL’UCH ion. Lenten meditations at 4:34 Oak Are. and Third I t p. m. la the church on Wednesday. Horning Worship 1:45 n. m Sunday School . . . . » :« a. m Morniag Worship . .. . 11:00 a m. Senior Fellowship ... i d p m Evening Worship . 7:54 p. ■ Wad. Prtyer Service 7:44 p. m Nursery Available Holy Names Society of the All Soul's Catholic Church is sponsoring a ham and egg break­ fast Saaday Worn 7:54 a. a . to 12:34 p. ra. Tho funds raised from the 41 cent-a-plate breakfast will go to purchase a new movie projector. Tony Trams, general chairman, and Larry Enos, advisor, invite the general public to attend. It la being served la the Social Hall rt the church. Wav. Gaergs L Graagar ..Pastor Saaday Sereice ...............4 a. m. Church School ............14:44 a. ra. M y Commaaloa First, Third Sunday Jewish S yn igofM CONGREGATION REIN BIAEL Ilth tad R t g a l i Junior ... ...... 0:14 p. Friday Evening Service ..I f . m. Westminister Fellowship Seniors ................ 7:14 p. Lutheran Other Churches PINECSEST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CMVRCM Cor. fTlh and Elm R. M. Snow Pat Sunday School . . 4:45 a. Morning Worship ....14:50 s. Evening Worship........ 7:10 p. Wed. Service ...... 7:30 p. Nursery Availsble 141 w . nth Place Herbert W. Goans vr. LUKE'S LUTHERAN ■avia (Near OrtaAs) Stephen M. Tuhy ............. Pastor Morniag Worship .........1:25 a. m. Saaday School.............>:« a. m. Christian Day School, Monday through Friday — Kindergarten • Elementary ..................4:04 a. m. ...1:30 o. » . .— 10:00 o. ra. .-11:30 a. m. ...7:U a. m. Think'bath, grown-up! Thera haven’t been many jo p fa life Hint eosnpare to tho thrill of being read In. Remember—we came to know moot of those stories by heart—and we loved them more each time w$ heart! them. Judge Wilson Alexander, mem­ ber of the Seminole County Juven­ ile Council, win bo snoot speaker at eae of the Good Shepherd trolled Lutheran Church's spocisl activities Sunday. At 4:30 p. m„ the Lulber League is sponsoring a wiener roast Judge Alexander will be the speaker at an open Luther League meeting at 5:10 p. m. Alexander will explain what the community espftts of our young people. Robin Hood and Little John—King Arthur and Sir La noselot— they bfepmo old friends. And tho heroes of our Bibio stories—David aad Daniel and Iho Boy Jeoua hi tho Temple they Hved before oar ojron aa though tho centuries had melted away. Those stories helped to mold oar Mrea. They fasfhS m a m p s aad faith. Wo sought to ho Mo Km heroen we laired. Today, grown-up, your child needs the right aloria. Are you tak­ ing advantage of the Church’s program of religioua education for youthT A n you giving your youngster the boat start In Hfo by mak­ ing yours n worshipping, a church-supporting hesaef Timms Speaks A t Ebenezer Church Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Timms, pastor of the Ebeneser Methodist Church, were the guest speakers at the Indian River Community Center on Wednesday. Their talk Included *0100 un­ usual demonstrations ' aimed al Ike young people. The Timms have been yeulh leaders of tha Winona. Lake Biblo Conference for tbo last 14 years. The support of the Church ISeries is sponsored by the following Business Firm s Other Churches THE SANFORD CONGREGATION OP JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES 1011 W. 1st S t Sunday School 11:00 a. m. Sunday Worships 11:00 a. as. Sunday Watchlower S:00 p. m. Study ...................... 3:00 p. to FIRST METMOOin CMLBCM Wednesday Serrtca Tuesday Reading Room— lilO- Wed. Bible Study ....... TtSO p. m 419 Park Are. Frl. Ministry Schoot . 7:50 p. m. T. C. O'Steen ............ .. .Pastor 4:10 p. m. Reading Room— 1:30- Friday Service IJO p. m. Morning Worship------S:lt a. m. Thursday 4:30 p. m. Sunday School ........... 4:41 a. m, Morning Worship........ 11:40 a. m. tun Elm Avcnoe MYF Meetings ........... 4:00 p. m. CHURCH OF GOD J. H. Messer Paeleg (Intermediate, Senior) Preach Are. and I W St. Sunday School .«:■ a. m. Tracher Training Course Joel D. Brown ■ Paltoi 11:44 a. m. Evening Worship........ 7:10 p. a . Sunday School . . 9:ll a. a . Morning Worship Evangelistic Servlee .. 7:90 p- m Evangelistic Service .7:50 p. m. Tuesday Service..........7:10 y. m. Woman's Missionary Young People's Lanrel Aw. al 4<fe SL Service. Wed T:M p. m. Ira E. Hindman Jr.............. Pastor Sunday School ............... 1:45 a. m. CHURCH OF JRSL'S CH OF LATTER DAT SAi: Negro Churchee Moraine Warship........10:45 i . a . CRy Hall FMY ........................ . 7:00 p. m. PROGRESS M1MIONART Evening Worship ........ 7:30 p. m. J. O. Brooke . Branch P» BAPTIST CMVRCM 10:0 Man. FMY Recreatiaa 7:40 p. m. Sunday School Midway Tim. FMY Pnyor . .. . 7 :» p. m. R. R. WilUama .. Pant* Sunday Schaal SiW a. m. Morniag Worship U :« a. m. First, Third, Fourth Suudsys Evening Worship . 7:54 p. m. First. Third Sundays Usher Board, Tuesday 7:14 p.a. Chair Rohtam'-* Tuesday ,«•«««!«• S:44 p.m. Junior Church, WadUMisy . . . . . . . 7:14 p m. SANFORD SEVENTH D IT Business Meeting .. lo o p.m. ADVENTIIT CRL'RCI Friday preceding flr« Sunday, Seventh SL and Elm A e. muotkly C. W. Beach ‘astor FIRST SaiLOS Saturday Sabbath School 4:11era Morning Worship II :00 t m. BAPTIST CHURCH Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p m. IISI W. 13* St. J. W. Usrshsli Pastor Church School . 4:14 l . a . Morning Worship ■ 11:00 a. a . Evening Worship .... 7:30 p. a . Tuesday Prayer .... I :» p. m. Teachers Meeting, Wednesday . 1:)4 p.a. Methodist ......... Pastor ...7:00 a. m. Special Lenten Services Set Read Practice .......... 4:44 p Ladies Home League 7.30 p Tbura. Prayer Service 7:54 p 1 Wednesday Bible Study. Junior Church .. Club Meetings Vulcan Materials Co. “The Best in Movies” “Complete Building Materiale SOS Mafwetia Avt. FA 2-0121 McCrncknn Read Celery City. Printing Co. 111 f. Park Avn. FA 1-0111 Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. “Here Since 1920” “Price* Are Never Higher” Ell FA I -I U 1 Kart lo t F A B -M eS CompUmenU of Wheeler Fertilizer Co C hevrolet - Oldamobile - Cadillac” FO 5-3231 21»‘ E. 2nd FA 2-071 # Progressive Printing Co. Lovelace Amoco Station “For All Your Printing Needs” "IF YOU CANT STOP • SMILE AS YOU GO EY* SOS W. 7It Oransa Are. J. L. Brooks • Pastor Josephine R Stuck!# Itsior Church School ....... 4:30 a m Sunday Worship .. 11:04 17 m. Morniag Warship . .. . 11:00 o ■ Weodnff Baildtaf Evening Warship . 7:14 p. ra 404 E. F M SL. Rm. Mil Tussday Prayer service 1:50 p.m Tuesday Close .. S:09 I ST. JOHN METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH m Cypress St H. B Whitehurst .. Poster Church School . . . 4:10 a. » . Maraiag Warship ... U t R a n Evening Werslun ... 7:40 p. m Choir Rehearsal RHz Theatre 11th FA 2-2*51 201 So. Park Ave. Sanford Atlantic National Bank Member F.D.I.C. 1*1 *. 1 st F A 2-0211 FA 2*7030 �I ffff# #«nTorS 01986380 LF.ESBURfi (UIM) — Funeral service. will be held here Satur­ day for Circuit Jude* Truman <1. Futch, out.pokrn Juri.l and civic and fraternal leader. Futch, appointed to the bench in 1048. died at a Leesburg hos­ pital Thursday after several Famed Writer Dies Writing Obituary NEW YORK CUri) — John Lardnrr 47-ycar-old columnist and son of famed humorist Ring Lardner, died of a heart attack Thurs­ day night while writing the obitu­ ary of another noted columnisthumorist, Franklin I’. Adams. L ardnrr.w as at his best when reminiscing about the varied re. lehritira he had known for years. Ills columns would recall Intimate glimpses of their lives with an easy, off-hand manner. His be­ mused, sometimes wistful, style was noted for its quirt humor that could gracefully include a note of tragedy. Onca described as "a sort nf high-priced utility infielder for top-echelon American magazines,” Lardner had bren a columnist and contributing editor of Newsweek Msgs sine since 1019. Lardner also wrote many books. Thay Included “ White Hopes and Other Tigers," “Strong Cigars and liv e ly Women," "It Beat* Working," •’The Yanks in the Pa­ cific," and "Southwest Passage." PLANNING COMMITTEE for the Elder Springs litiptint Church Bond drive. Left to right: L. A. Taylor, Dave Carpenter, Itev. B. H. Griffin, Fred Wcrlian (sitting), Bill Davis, and Mrs. C. H. Ergle. The church i • planning a $50,000 bond drive for a new educational building. ngton Questions Importance isconsin Presidential Primary Gian, Bond Drjve WASHINGTON' (UPI) — Sen. Stuart Symington is starting his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination by railjng questions ahout the meaning of Wisconsin’* heavily publicised primary. Sens. John F. Kennedy (DM ass.) and Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minn.) are matched in the presidential preference contest in Wlsconslns and both ara treating It as a crucial test. Symington, formally announcing hi* candidacy Thur»d*y, reilcrnted that h* would not enter elate primaries. It* noted that 35 of the 60 slates do not provide such primaries and said all naliunal convention delegatee should have 8 voice In choosing tha pre.ldcntial nominee. The Missouri senator also con­ tended that presidential prlmariea do not necessarily reflect tha opinion of Democratic voter*. H* L IT 'L G IA N T FOOD STORES Florida’* Friendliest Moat Convenient Food Storo • Quick Servlet French Arc. a t 23rd St. OPEN T A. M. • 11 P. M, EVERYDAY COLD BEER Carte* er Caae Te Carry Out Only Fishing A Picnic Supplies Paper Plate*, Cupe, Speenu, Forks, Fiahiag Pole*, Everything For A Complete Huatiag Or *Flahiag Trip. ICE Crashed Or Bloch, Te Keep Your Game Or Flak. ’Far Cold Drlaka, Leaches ate. COLD CUTS A Complete Aaeortmeat Of Saadwicb Meal*. QUICK COOK MEATS Chicken, Sausage Weiner, Perk Chape Eu. DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk. Butler, Eggu, Ira Boa Faetriee. Y’ALL COME 7 TO 11 said Adlal E. Stevenson polled 55 prevent of the Democratic vote In the 1956 Minnesota primary but lust because an estimated 125,000 Republicans voted in the Democratic contest. Symington said Wisconsin of­ fers the only contested Democrat­ ic presidential primary this year in which Republicans can vote^ In tha Wisconsin primary, Humphrey's campaign adviser* alio have been raising questions about how many Republicans may cross over to vota in the Democratic contest. With Vice President Richard M. Nixon unopposed in tha Wiaconsln GOP race, there ia no con­ test to hold Republican voter* to their own primary. While the division of Republi­ can votes between Kennedy and Humphrey may be unpredictable, Humphrey backer* clearly ' fair that Kennedy will get moat of them. Symington told hia new* con­ ference Thursday that he hoped to have tha endorsement of his fellow Missourian, former Presi­ dent Truman, and implied the) ha expected it. Elder Springs Baptist Church ii planning a (50,000 bhnd drive within tha next few wreka. The rggney ia for a new edu­ cational building. The building la planned for an additional 400 Sunday achool members. It will include a banquet ball and kitchrn facilities. General chairman of the bond committee ia Fred Wcrhan. Divi­ sion chairmen are L. A. Taylor, William Davit, Dave Carpenter, and Mri. C. W. Ergle. Waterproof Cotton May Be Seen Soon BERLIN (UPI) _ Mayor Willy Rrandt said today that Berlin ac­ tually I* a “minor" world prob­ lem and uselese as a key for solving the basic Issues which di­ vide East and West, He stressed that the "Berlin lasue" cannot be solved by iuelf. The East-West dispute over West­ ern Allied occupation rights In the city it not the cause of the rold war, only a symptom of it, he declared. "There ran be no leparat# so­ lution for Berlin because thin problem I* a result or the split of Europe and of Germany," Brandt aaid. In nn exclusive United Tress International Interview in his well-appointed but business-like office in th* hug* old Schoeneberg rathaus. M a y o r Brandt stressed this point. "If the free powers could solve th* mors important problems, then tha proper atmosphere will exist for the solution of surh minor problems aa Berlin," he declared. Brandt smiled when he was asked If he really thought Berlin is a minor problem. "Berlin la th* most Important thing in tha world to me, but tak­ en In th* whole context nf world problems, Berlin ta a minor one." Brandi listed as major prob. lems disarmament. East • West trade, and aid to underdeveloped nations. Th* mayor waa asked if he thought these large issues could be solved. "Certainly not at a first sum­ mit conference, which probably will not last much longer than a week," he aaid. "But there we WASHINGTON (U PI)-T tie Agri­ cultural Research Service haa de­ veloped a new walrr-repellenry treatment for cotton which pro­ duce* an unusual fabric finish that keeps water out but Jet* air through. This finish would be particularly desirable for rainwear because II allows air circulation through the fabric which la Important to the comfort of the wearer. Navy Leaders Instead of coaling Iho fabric and thua sealing off the liny open Meet To Peek spaces in the weave, as tome wa­ terproof finishes do, the chrmicalt Into Future in the new finish penetrate Hie JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - The fibers and make them water-repelNavy’a leader in development of nuclear submarine* met Thursday In (ealt, tha treatment proved with a civilian study group looking effective on collon broadcloth and into the Navy’a present and future other lightweight cotton fabrics, shipbuilding needs. and cheesecloth. II hat been tried Vice Adm. Hyman G. Kickover iurcesifully alto on wool and some arrivrd here Wednesday night to other fibers. consult with the Navy study ARS said the treatment it not group on shipbuilding and moder­ yet being used commercially, but nization. looks promising because It it not Scientiats an d Industrial leaders costly. began a 10-day secret conference at Jacksonville Naval Air Station laal Friday with lop naval offi­ cers. A report on the acasion will St. Johns Dredging be submitted In the chief of naval operations after tha conference Contract Awarded ends. Colonel Paul D. Troaler. district engineer for the U. 8. Army En­ gineer District, Jacksonville,, has Railroad Yard announced Ihe award to Hardaway Dredging Co., Columbus, Georgia, Worker Killed of a (185.281 contract for mainten­ MIAMI (U P D -A railroad freight ance dredging of U>» IntracoaaUl yard worker was killed Thursday Waterway between tha St. John* night when a loading ramp, being River end Melbourne. * The dredging will remove cer­ towed by a passing freight train, knocked down ■ utility pole which tain obitnietlve shoaling In desig­ nated loc*lions and restore the af­ fell on him. The victim wa* Peler Weal, fected reaches of the Jacksonville- Tho oposaum la probably Ihe about 45. of New Smyrna. He waa lo-Miami Watrrway te normal oldest living native mammal in North America. sitting with four other workers be­ width and depth. tide the track, but the others es­ caped Injury. white houiewife. One was killed by a posse, another given a life sentence' aa a juvenile, and a third shot to death by I.ake County Sheriff AVIlli. V. McCall, whose aid hr wa. tryins to escape. The fourth defendant, Waller f.ee Irvin, brought Futch to fur­ ther public attention. Irvin wa. sentenced to death but (lov. f.eRoy Collins commuted the sen­ tence. Futch subpoenaed the governor, asserting that Collins was the victim of Communist publicity tn his action. But Collins, denying he had been pressured by anyone, declined to honor the aubpoena. Before his appointment, Futch served as city attorny and mayor of Lake Butler, amt city attorney of 1-eoiburg. lie served several terms in the state Legislature and was elected president of the Senate in 10.1.1. Cause of his death wa. not ilia* closed. He had been hospitalised for several weeks, Women of T.ongwood's Christ Episcopal Church made plans for a Palm Sunday Breakfast, in Easter even baka sale, and a rummage eale a t their meeting this week. The bake sale le planned for April 18 and the rummage sale for May T In Altamonte Spring*. The Right Reverend William Franeia Moses, Suffragan Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of South Flo­ rida visited the longwood church at tha B a. m. service Sunday. ahould be able to find nut wheth­ er the time ia ripe now to atart real negotiation*. “ Khrushchev must know that any new dramatized crisis about Berlin will poison the atmosphere for the discussion of th* real, larger problems." Brandt was pessimistic over the possibility of unifying cither Derlln or Germany at thi* time. “There are no great ehanres of unifying Berlin much before the Germany problem Is settled, and I don't expect th at soon," he (aid. VrraTV Fri. Mare)) 25, 1980—n g * 8 250 gallon container, he said. In speaking of these defective wplie tanks, the mayor referred to 15 tanka which the Casselberry Board of Aldermen recently de­ clared must be fixed. There are 12 other srptie tanka in Casselberry which the mayor called “inade­ quate disposal systems." Benson discussed the aewage problem Thursday with County Health Officer Dr. Clyde Brothers and Sanitarian Val Robbins. The mayor said he was assured of the county officials' backing, in hie emphasis th at the tanka n u at he If you’re looking for an honest man here's a candidate worth fixed. considering, His name is L. P. Briggs and he is employed by the Taniiami Trail Tours, Inc. as a bus driver. CHIEF AVIATION MhRercnily, he found a wallet be­ chininfs Mnte David Scott, longing to Eric M. Earls, AA. USN chief potty officer in of KA-SHON-5I, who was enroute to charge of the line division Sanford Naval Air Station from the Tha Longwood volunteer fit* Training Center. Sen Diego, of the Sanford Nava) Air Naval The wallet contained a sum department is picking op one or Station'll operations de­ Calif. of money, but molt Important to two recruit* each weak and now partment, retired a f t e r the young sailor, it also held his numbers about 28 men. Fir* Mar­ completing 20 years of aer- travel orders, and Dept, of De­ shal Claude Layo said Thursday. The volunteer! still need re. fense identification card; two very vlcc last week. m ilta however, ho said. On* of important Items. All la well now though because tha trueka wai need to pump Briggs returned the young mans water off flooded Wildmtro Ava. possession vie mail, everything in­ during tha recent heavy ratal. A tact. new motor has recently boon put A letter of thanks and apprecia­ in tho wood* truck. Tha vulaation has been sent la Mr. Briggt tear* answered a call on Church 18759165 from the Commanding Officer of St, this week when a p in of graaao FASRON-51, Commander Edward flared up on a atova and burned Tha Longwood volunteer fire J. Winter, USN., In behalf of the newest member of hla command. department collected $410 from Ita thicken dinner Saturday and OVER 85 YEARS at Ural lad PalaietU money la atilt coming tn. (Along Side Peat Office) Fir* Marahal Claud* Layo #t. limited that the department will 'Free1 Donee Sanford Moose Lodge w i l l hava (500 front tha dinner by the time all proceed* are in. About TOO sponsor a "F ree" dance at ■ p. m, Saturday. persons were served rhicken din­ The dance will be held In the va­ ner* in the city park, Layo said cant Suprex Market Building on Thursday. Park Drive. Layo said the turnout of rhicken Lodge official! alio report that • Carpet dinners was delayed because much an election meeting will be held • Til* of the rooking equipment was sent April 8 at the lodge to nam t offic­ to disaster arena In Cocoa and er! for tha coming year. later in Tampa. Tha firemen were working with one third of their rooking gear. Ha aaid th* diner* showed g r e a t patience even though 200 were waiting in line at one time. Th* money from the dinner will be used to buy new firefighting equipment. asked Mayor W. M. Benson what they should do about their defec­ tive septic tanks. Benson said the principal defects among these tank* are Inadequate site and lack of bottoms. One of :Bus Driver Finds, Returns Wallet Volunteer Fire Company At 28 Circle To Meet The Grace Methodlat Church evening cirri* will meet Monday a t S p. m. a t Mr*, 8. A. Tlndelt's Elder Spring* liome, Mrs, Roy Wall will b# ro-hostraa. HI MLMlil H I VI HY .""1 LAN I Hi I W H E N Y O U THINK ABOUT New Development Casselberry Contractor Herman Joyce has alerted developing home* In the Secret Lake area. Ten homei will be built in the flret phase of the development. SAFETY FOR Large YOUR MONEY Shipment Sleek describe* what meets the eye. Solid covers the hidden virtues. For sure, you want the beauty. For sure, you want the brawn. Add the Fury V-8 power plant and you get the beet of all in the eleek, Solid 1960 Plymouth* of Plywood ALSO SSffismM Stoic meana atveral things about th* 1960 Plymouth. Th* neat, trim lines. Tha atyling that aaya "no waited metal, no w u te d motion.1* The sure way jthia car daggers through the wind. Get Your Requirements NOW BEFORE PRICES ADVANCE! Solid flu, too. I t meana the strength and durability built into’ Plymouth’s one-piece welded Unibody. I t means the steady stance of Toralon-Aire Ride. It means the surging V-8 power up front. JUST This Just might be your ear. Beat wey to And out Ii to eoe your Plymouth dealer. This week’s a good time. He’ll supply the Solid Plymouth for your once-over. You can supply the rest of the words.' RECEIVED — Full SPRUCE Carload SHELVING Call "The Lumber Number” FA 2-5511 FOR SUDDEN SERVICE A OWNugfueered product, tmU e sew solid wop I* yim pou aoiid n t p M t o . w . LUMBER ft HARDWARE 213 W. THIRD ST. BRASS M O TO RS . rx .i �• . , • * FEEDING TIME, A N D HUNGRIER THAN EVER ly of tha seas from- Its pnwnt thrto mllei to aix mfles or t m U mile*. If it'* moved out to six mil**, sayi the Senetor, our commer­ cial flihermen netting off the coa*t of Canada, for example, will be itymled, *lnee salmon usually travel within tlx mile* of the coettllae. The rare colloquy on fish right* uncovered another kettle of woe. The Maxtor wa* bent over hi* Member* of the Elko, Moose and Sportsmen's Assn, re: gratifying response to th eir efforts to establish the t«r H a r in g Fund to give financial assistance to Porter Leasing with his tremchdouse burden of hospital bills, The Elka Club agreed to' act as central collection agency fo r funds and severe] events have been planned to raise ay to help tho popular Sanford man. N ext event on thin program will be n barbecue Satur­ day-sponsored by the Sanford Drove 160 of the DOES. It wiN be on the Elka Club grounds and serving will begin a t f JO p. m. and the public is urged to attend- "Bring the whole family," U tha invitation of the DOES. Tickets will be $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for children. - If you like a good barbecue dinner, here's a good chance to gat one and help there folks show their appreciation for their old friend, Porter Lansing. For ha is director of the Unlverty ef Ottawa's Catholic Center. B* now offers engaged couplet a wvaepewdeae* w a n *f 1! lea­ rn* to help them establish hap. tar N v in tkejr The young couple* must atudy piety, piee ehaflar related topics. They anew take tests thereon at freqnaat intervals and snail tbalr exam* to the Cnthelie Center. Father Quay eriUuatoa that 13,#00 couple* have already taken the qawree w Canada. ft l« a pleasure to relate Father Quay for hie attempt U insure happier haesaa by thus teaching eawplaa hew te meat the apedfle problem* which they , will encount­ er ia matrisneey, VW SS yonee, the landing new*ore ad America have been Aamuch the anew thing by their various "advice" columns. Dr. Paul Popsiteo and I hare especially atreesad rash subjects In ear coluntning. And score* ef greet dally news­ paper* here eebodeled "marriage clinics" where I hare base invited to address large crowds running ss high a* U,M0 la a ting la aadi- C fNMM'a "tetW't* . "■ Every peer I am thus scheduled far SO day* nf speeches, usually undM auspices ef stewspaper*. Properly speaking, these audleaees comprise "newspaper clin­ ics" m surrieg* or teenage prob­ lems. The non-profit booklets and mail service offered via this column are much Uka an "extension class" of your local state university. O A IL Y CRO SSW O RD WSlHMSStWKj MADISON, Wi*. -Through tho snowy stroeti of Columbus, Beaver Dam, Horteoa, Mayvllle, Watertown, Waterloo, the amall town* of Ihla Second Congressional Dis­ trict, Hubert Horatio Humphrey la making U i slrtnuoua articulate way. Olvn time enough • • bo never aeems to lack energy • • to talk to aD tba people of thii state, Ills campaign managen be­ lieve ho could win the primary April II, and thereby get a leg up on the Democratic presidential nomination. But there is not time and tho feeling Is growing that ho Is wag­ ing.* losing battle;' Uut, in fact, It may have been lost from tho beginning. What makes It so fru­ strating for the ardent Humphrey backers ia that their men aeems to be forced to compete In a popu­ larity contest- • a beauty contest. And in that kind of competition the glamor of Senator John F. Kennedy, hi* rival, and the var­ ious mambori of tho Kennedy clan as thay fan out across the ■tsta is bound to win. It aeems to gel down to that Madison Ave. word "imago." Tho Kennedy image with all Us at­ tractiveness and appeal has been projected by the mau magasinei end by television, and the hold that It hae on large number* of voter*, particularly wemen end younger people, has Uttla to do with issues or eenvietiegs. At th# time grows shorter, Humphrey has Increasingly tried te draw an ideological line. At a Mg farm meeting In LsCross* be •entreated his own record of sup­ port for farm measures with that of Kennedy, By wav of emphasis literature was circulated, showing tho voting record in the Senate i f the two .men. "I htte te do ibis," Humphrey •aid, waving Ms campaign popular Kannedy image and Ui# Humphrey view of Humphrey as a progressive, with a record .in favor pf the progressive measures ibis state ha ■ stood for, is Gov­ ernor Gaylord Nelson. A Demo­ cratic governor In a normally Republican state ha must run for aa* estimates, a* high aa M percent of all Republican* who vote will cast their billots for • Democrat, the great majority of them con­ servative* out to do Humphrey in. Nixon is unopposed in tho Re­ publican primary. This if* m * reason why primar­ ies. and particularly open and primaries, a n a distorting mirror ef party Matlment. Bat If Ken­ nedy win* big in Wisconsin that* qualifications wUl be everieekid. The euphoria of mccou, tho Imago of popular appeal a* shrewdly cultivated, win be enor­ mously enhanced. Humphrey la determined to fight h out down to the last hour. But ho must stab# M r s and morn aw an ideological attack and thla risks tho alienation of nthonrim loyal Democrat* now aad in Nov­ ember. You A re desk icnitioiilag s Navy mip of the PaelOe and shaking hi* bead sadly, He then described a moit un­ usual fix our fiib find tbem. aelvci in, in tha Pacific. U'i »„ unwitting perpetual-motion trip that kill* off million* of salmom •very year. w Japantie trawler* drag along net* Mvcn to 10 mile* long, *nd often these vast net* break away and drift around In the current*.. A phantom act will keep catch­ ing flab S4 hour* a day until it gets ao loaded it drop* to th* bottom aad itaya there until tbn flab rot, lightening the loid •sough to ralM the net to ih» tap sad atari all over ag ii^ •11, lfagauion painted a disturbing future for the fish in­ terests of America. But he mid* a further intriguing observation. Wa know leu about the *«■ crete of the tea, be aald, than wa know about tb* backslda of the moon. One big mystery is: Where do the salmon go during their three-to-fivs -year cycle at sea? To this day, Magnuaon m i darkly, wo hava not been able tP leant for sure whether our North American fish fraternize with Communist salmon. League Finishing Book Cataloging The Longwood Civic League la one fourth of th* way through cataloging books in the LongwooP Public Library, Four women are putting shelf numbers on the 4,000 book* and are making cstslog cards for them. The library Is in th* Long, wood Civic Ltagu* building. In vited To M e e t and T a l k with • .#i - A » i ’" ( Farris Bryant Candidate for G o v e r n o r This Saturday Afternoon 2:30 p.m . . V •<ei‘* A- f . ' J ■',' March 26th , , .. ■ ■ Far whatever it may periled, Sanford Civic Center Light Refreshments Informal Paid Political By 8Unity Brumlay Daputy Campaign Treasurer nedy'a that the MUtor from Massachusetts was Tar better known than the senator from Mlaaesote in neighboring Wiscon­ sin. Humphrey's sampling, inci­ dentally, showed tho samt thing. Tht Kennedy polls sbowad that a Kennedy win by a rati* of per­ haps at high as 10 to 40 was poaaibls. In contrast te Humphrey in th* skillful, high-level sposehss ho is making, Kennedy refrains from attacking Vice-President Nixon, The expectation hare is that Re- Joycees To Honor Stato Students tf a personal tempi candidate or tho otii d E B IH Thla came up la the Senate In the middle of the debate on civil right* h r people. Sen. Warren Magnuaon (D-Waih.) changed the anbject to civil right* for aalmoa and other poor fUh, The Knaatan*, uld the wor­ ried lawmaker, are moving In on our watt! tore with fishing ahlpx that leek aimeat a i large aa the Qaeoa Mary. The Rad* went Into hig-ttaw fUhing only five year* age and already have about « "Queen Mary" dipper* an the aeae. They call their operation "n*h Meeeew," and according to the Master, the Communist* run It NASHVILLE, Tenn. -State pris­ like e military operation. "Retry on guard J. W. Trusdalc, deaerlbship must bring in its quota, or ing bis 39 hour* as a hostage held 0U0 . . by two desperate convicts: Urn hooker la that not only "They never made any threati era they catching flab from un­ to kill ui all . . but they were der eur noMa; their ihlpi are shaking gum close to our faces, alyly charting our eoattlinei. about three or four inches away. Magnuaon pointed out that tht I sure feel lucky to be out." Russians nr* going about the fishing business so lntcnMly that SAN FRMPC1SCO -Lance Revwithin 10 year* they'd have the endow, of Woolworth heiress seat tied up the world ovrr as BarbaraaoaHullon, after being far aa fishing is concerned. asked what he did at the bache­ They’re Mnding out scientific lor party before his wedding to fleets • • casing the Mat. so to actress Jill St. John: apeak - • to learn the JdJosyn"We sat around and crocheted." eracleaof fish. Then they gather up ao many flab- that they're MILWAUKEE, Wl*. - Sen. Hu­ gradually taking over the world market, oven tmdcrtelllnx the bert If. Humphrey (D-Uinn.), stating that tba Wisconsin pri­ mary battle should be a serious discussion of issues: "I didn't enter this contest Just to shake hands and pose for pho­ tographs — pleasant as these feecupaiions are for every politi­ cian." Quotable Quotes WORRY CLINIC bvDr.G.W.Crane Yqurs newspaper thus render* a far wider and more helpful aid to happy homes than many of yon may have imagined. Do you real Iso that itato de­ partments of education laud this type of edurallqnat service? Or that It,000 of thtM booklets ware ordered last fail -for the 100th anniversary convention in New York City of the American Dental Assn.? Do you know that hundreds of clergyman each year, plus Judge* of domestic relations courts and fallow psychiatrists, likowiaa order these booklets In quantity lota to help stMr muddied married folks and confused teenagers toward happier eoclal relations? Via thla column you can aider any or ail of tho non-profit booklota mentioned from wrnk to weak. Neither your newspaper nor the syndicate Mlling this column, nor I, aa tho author, get* any royalty, ThtM booklet* nr* n non-profit gesture to help promote happier home*. W* don't card If you order only ONE booklet and pass It around to BO msmbere of your Women's Club or Church Society, or if you ardor BO Individual copies, for they art non-profit. In fast, you can go to your city library and oansult my college textbook, "Psychology Applied," ter the same tafermatien FREE, If you wish. But if you do desire a personal ropy, send a stamped return ad­ dressed envelope whew you order ASSIGNMENT WASHINGTON HWr, MC-TV SM.tMrWr.to VOIICMY BUY M Y CAR FOR g w a s a a fa ric LE3SUHLESSITUALOT LESS CAR mtxjimmmm Happtnead Through Health Do You Have The Backache? front tret ofsvwymodd. . . ws could gs ss sad es. But (By DR- F. 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I® * ? 1 One nf n series nf article* low b a c k pgln ^u in h e d la the public intercan be traced to some metm Ia * chan tear defect In tba align- Um nraeika af ncteatlfic mant of thebones of the low- Chiropractic. written by Di\ er aptoe. Thla frequently re- F. Lon Kanria whaaa af flea ia aulta ftpre aoroa faulty more, lacatad at M l B. Preach Ave. meat of the body white work, aad bin teteahoao a r e t e r te CHKVM OUT Dnvt k —k'efim 4adk! SawymrUeal authorixd Chevrolet dealerfar fiut delivery, fimimUt draht MOTOR Cor. M A F llm t t i SALES 8ANFOBO, FLA. .-'CWr.'^’-W* srVy*V-'-* k FA 3471) ______________ *•* | f �Prii M m )i SB, 19W“ P i|f( 5 Guest Wins Prize Miss Audrey Walker Weds D. R. Mathews At V A H -3 Club Monthly Luncheon By JEANNE WARNKE HARRIET (Mr*. X. C.) SLAW­ YER, president of Ihe Uuiincs* and Professional Women's Club, i* be­ ginning her 34th year as a beauti­ cian. Harriet! owned and operated two ■hops in Wichita, Kansas, befure # io ving to Sanford and starting her salon here in 1941. A ichool teacher before ihe married, the studied Contour shaping and hair styling A LUNCHEON-BRIDGE yester day at the home of Pat (Mra. Tom) Largrn was for Gamma Lambda members of Beta Sigma Phi. Dur­ ing the afternoon two ceremonies look place. One was the Ritual or JewrI* with Faye (Mra. S lum )' Stetson, Gloria (Mrs. J. T.) Little, and Peggy iMrs. J. C.) Lawrence taking part. Receiving pledge pins in another rite were Ellie (Mra. Reidl Iverson, Fran (Mr*. Fedor) Rivero. Margaret (Mrs. W. W.) Horne and Helen (Mrs. Don) Hamner. TUMORROW between the hour* of 2:30 and 4. Ihe Civic Center will be the scene of an informal ‘‘Open House" in honor of Farris Dryanl, the gubernatorial candidate, and his wife, Julia, of Ocala. Augustine and other parts of inter­ est for light-seeing. WHAT A PRETTY TEA at the Woman'a Club yesterday! Silver randelcbra holding pink taper* flanked a center arrangcmcnl of flowers and delicate pink roses circlrd toe punch bowl—rose buds in ice floalcd on top of Ihe punch which wa* served wilh dainty re­ freshments. Elixabeth (Mrs. Ed) Kirchner or Fl. Laulrrdalc at the piano furnished, a background of music. All this was for Mrs. Doyle Carlton, Jr. Noela Monfort Honored At Brownie HOUSE GUESTS of Cmdr. and “Fly-Up” Ceremony Mrs. John Cousins, Shirley Ave., Brownie Troop 14 of Sunland Es­ have been Mr. and Mra. Charles Rendlrn of Hannibal. Mo. While tate*, held a “Girl Scout Investi­ ture Ceremony" for Noela Mon­ here, the Cousins took them to St. fort, TAjesday afternoon. Miss Monforl was Invested a few weeks ahrad of Ihe olher girls in Ihe "flyup" iroop. due to her imminent de­ parture to the West Coast, next week. Her father recently received order* to report to Alamrda, Calif. At the fly-un ceremony. Noela was presented with her gold Brownie wings, her Girl Scout pin and World pin, by Mr*. If. G. John­ son. troop leader. Attending the impressive cere­ mony was Noela's mother. Mr*. A. R. Monfort and her fellow Brown­ ies, Debby and Janice Clark, Karen d* Yarmin, Dixie Holmes, Patricia i MRS. SLAWTER Jones, Janet Lelllr, Donna Meritt, Karla McNair. Sharon Parian), with Paul of Hollywood after de­ eding on a new career. As president of thr BPWC, she finds It most rewarding to be tak­ ing part In their major projrct, the Dental Clinic for underprivileged children. Her beauty work and «lub activity kcepi her busy but a lunehtoa served at noon. she finds time to visit back and forth with her daughter and hrr Ihrec grandchildren who live in Winter Garden. Lutheran Church Memhrrs of the VAII3 Officer* Wive* Huh met at the Afterbur­ ner in the Officer*' Club for their monthtv lunrhenn. Ho>(e.**e» were Mr*. R. E. Hurd and Mr*. W. P. Reyn. T’^e two door prixe* were Mon by Mr*. L. K. llrmlrrx and Mr*. R. A. Shelton. Mr*. Hendrex won the floral arrangement am) Mr*. Shelton won the family dinner at the Srashrll Restaurant. Thoie attending were Mr*. T. K. Dolman and rucM. Mr*. Dilen Ellis. Mr*. J.-P . Falrlv. Mr*. F. G. Edward*. Mr*. D. it. Hartley, Mr*. D. L. FiUpatrfek, Mr*. A. G. Elder, Mr*. P. S. Harward, Mr*. Hendrex, Mr*. R. L. Conn. Mr*. J. F. Ilarlow, Mr*. H. J. Rakke, Mr*. R. J. Matin*, Mr*. R. W. Martin, Mr*. O. J. Lopcr. Mr* Reyn, Mr*. C. C. Kauff­ man. Mr*. G. E. Je**en. Mr*. Hi.rd and her guest, Mr*. .Miction, Mr*. L, J. Higginbotham. MV*. D. K. Weigand. Mr*, it. H. Webrr. Mr*. J. E. Talmadgr. Mr* E. M. Wakeman. Mr*. J. \V. Tall. Mr*. R. W. Sir!) and guest, Mr*. Wil!‘am Parker, Mr*. W. E. Nower*. M « J. N. Choyre, Mr*. S. N. Oliver. Mr*. R. J. Scacat and Mr*. J, B. Shaltuck. Lake Mary Boys Enjoy S. S. Outing J. P. Beal, teacher of the Junior Roys Sunday School class at the First Baptist church in Lake Msry, and his wife, entertained his group on an all day social outing that started it * 30 in the morning. They took the boys first to the Hardin* Dairy lo see the horse* and cows, then drove to the Wekiva River w’ err they all ehJoyed a picnic lunch on the rivrr hank and the boys were permitted lo fish. Class members making the trip were Jimmy Fisher, Wayne Beal, Gary Cheildt, Roy Dell Chester. Russell Avery. Alan Rowman. Al­ lied Taylor, Dean human, Grieg Wilhelm, Harry Rrnforld, Dale Wilhelm, Bobby Ruuak, and Linda Beal, guest. • For April 23 C Personals BY FRANCKS WESTER Sonja Wesier has been reunited wilh her pet dog, Sidney, thanks to an appeal in the Herald last week. The dog had been injured ■nd wai found by ihe side of the ra id by Anlia Ferguaon near the residence of Harvey Pugh. Mr. Fugh called Sonja and alter several trip* and phone call* the 1 and her dog were reunited. its had cared for him for aevaral day* then gave him to some friends in Casselberry. <*' • VM *r^3 .MilS. DONALD REUBEN MATHEWS RETIRED CHIEF'S WIVES HONORED—Mra. Edna Murray, president of the Chief Petty Officer’s Wives’ Club is shown presenting "Birthdny Pencil*" to members whose husbands are retired from the United Staten Navy. From left to right, first row. President Mra. Edna Murray, Marie Lewis, Kathryn Rnhlfa, Polly Shields, Agnes Portowig. Second row; Mil­ dred DiMasola, Nell Oxford, Bernice Boynton and Shirley Simas. Not pre­ sent were Stella Brooks, Jackie Caolo and Eileen King, nresd will become stair faster under ordiniry refrigeration than al room temperature. Bread, froxen. If pnpcrly wrapped, will krrp longer than at room tempe­ rature. Clothes Important To The Teen-Ager ' MYRT1E C. WILSON Clothe* are one of lbs most important things in life to a teen­ ager. Adults underiland the im­ portance of clothe* in lerm* of fashion, «tyle and color. But most adults don’t quite understand how important to the teenager's happiness it is lo look and dress like everyone else. With good reason, parents frown upon some of the sloppy teenage gel-up*. Dirty while shoes, loafers falling apart, Jeans bulky sweattra and many more of the current teen-afe fashions are appalling lo adulii. Mother wants her daughter to look h rr prettiest and her son to look like the clean cut boy he really la. It’s no wonder mother ia upset when they look like the adult idea or tramps. The importance of clothes that conform to teen-age standard* has been shown by several stud­ ies and survey*. Dressing likt the others is important lo them and should be more Important In adults because it affrru the adolescent personality devalepment. When conformity in clothei ia Carrol* and hrela will not wilt seen from this viewpoint, it he- at quickly- if Ihe lops are left on. come* much more Important than lha clothe* themselves a i teen through 'the adult rye. Personality ia affected because social altiludrs and adjustments a r t more intense during Ihe teens than at any other age. To be ac­ cepted by the group ia vital to the teen-ager's adjustment and therefore H is Ihe group which tel a clothing alandardt. Conflict with parents over cloth­ ing brings resentment, feeling of Inferiority and ofttn real rebel­ lion. Perhapi parenta can work to bring .about improved group standards, but il's lough to Uy it on one individual loenagar. Mlaa Jacquelyn Hern, daughter of Mr. end Mra. J , D, Harn, 2457 Palmetto Ave., will bn leaving San­ ford, April I. She plant lo make hrr home with her grandmother, Mr*. F. L.’Andrews at 433 Cad aqua Ave., in Coral Gablet, Mitt Hern la presently employed el the San­ ford Atlantic National Bank. Mu* Audrey Jane Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Daniel W. Walker of Buffalo, N. V, and Donald Reuben Mathew*, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Bartlette M. Mat­ hew* of Leesburg. Fla. and Elmer, N.J., were united in marriage, March II at 7:30 p. m. in Knowles Memorial Chapel, Winter Park, Chaplain William Hearn of the Sanford Naval Air Station, offi­ ciated at the double-ring, candle­ light ceremony, A program of wedding music was presented by the chapel organist. Arrangements of while gladioli, chrysanthemums and candelabra were placed at the altar. Mr*. Ernrst E. Reid, lister of the bride, wa« matron of honor and bridesmaid was Mrs. Chicle* M. Mills. Lt. ij.g.t Murl E. Ilusted Jr. wa* best man and serving as ushers were Lt. Charles F. Cook, Lt. (J.g.t Jutcph F. Riley, Lt, (J.g.) Jack S. Salisbury, Lt. (J.g.) Charles M. Mills and Ena. John E. Hunt. The bride, given in marriage Church Circle T o Pilot Club Learns About Securities The regular dinner meeting for ihe month of March wa* held by the Pilot Club of Sanford. Tuesday evening al ihe Civic Center. A delicious meal was served lo the member* by Mrs. Homer Little, Mr*. Carolyn Carlrr, chairman of the finance committee for the year, was program chairman for the evening. The ihcmr of ihe mreling erniered around finances. Sell Cook Books And Hot Cross Buns Mrs. Howard Rollins, general rhairmsn. reported Monday even­ ing that Ihe rook book the ladies of ihe Congregational Christian Church are having published, will go (o pres* early in Anrll and will irtl fnr St SO. Several orders hive already been received and anyone that would like one of these hand drawn, illustrated cook hook* may place their drder by calling Mr*. Max Coberly al FA 2-4M4. The recipe* In thl* original book are family recipe* of the members and guests of Ihe church. Members of the Ethrl Root Cirrle met at the parsonage al T:4S p. m. for their regular meet­ ing with Mrs. Maurice Corbetl presiding. The devotion "Living not professing Is what m atters" wai given hy Mr*. Edward Simpion, followed by a prayer. The annual E n te r egg hunt wa* discussed and committee* appointed. It w’l t dccidrd to have (he hunt April IS on the church ground*. All member*, officer* In particular, were asked to at­ tend the "Spring Meeting of Diatrirt S" al Winter Park, April 25 to better understand Ihe planned programs, lloites* for Ihe evening was Mr*. Florence Lolling and re­ freshment* were served to Mr*. Gua Srhmah, Mr*. Corbett, Mra, Simpson. Mrs. Rollins, Mra. Os­ car Zillrowrr, Mrs, Jamea Bedrnbaugh. Mrs. T. R. Alford, The guest *peaker, Herman Gadc, of Securities Associate*. Inc., of Winter Park, riiscusred slock* and bond*. He pointed out the advisability of saving a por­ tion nt each month’* salary and Investing it properly. Hr talked about investing in stocks and bonds which give the ■xrgesl yield, slating that the yield shows ihe growth of (he industry in which you place your invest­ ment*. He also stated that elec­ tronics, for instance, Is bound la be a top notch field (or years to come, Mr. Gadr i* quite able lo diicus* (hr field of stock* and bonds, as this has been his business for 31 FRIDAY year*. Pilot members enjoyed First Christian Church Fellow­ tha talk and wer* ready wilh ship supper wilh Navy personal question* upon the completion of a* honored guest, in thr Educa­ Ihe lecture. tional Building. Vacation Bible School Clinic in the DeLand First Baptist, 9:13 Osteen p. m. WMU' executive and htisinrii meeting at 2:30 p. m. Bible Sur­ vey elan meets at 7:30 p. m. Barbara Ann Clark, daughter of I'ineercst Baptist Church Train­ Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Clark, spent ing Union parly ai 7:30 p. m. last weekend In Atlanta, Ga. Sha SATURDAY Pinccrcit Baptlsi Jr. and Inter­ plans lo enlrr Grady Memorial mediate Recreation at I p. m. and Hospital in Atlanta, as a student nurse, this tall, 3:15 p. m. Mr. and Mr*.*L. L Jacobi and Brownie Troop 64 meets in Ihe daughter, of DeLand, were rec­ First Presbyterian Church at 1:30 ently entertained hy Mra. Perry p. m. Sitlrr at an all day Western par­ SUM) \Y ty at Ilie M, Q. Ranch. They First Baptist Church Youth spent ihe day horseback riding Week Preparation1 meeting at through Ihe many Iralls and later 2:30 p. m. enjoyed dinner at the cookhouse. Pinecrrst Baptist Church Youth Mrs. Hrlrn Holms and Mrs. Fellowship al B p. rn. Charles Davison, l^ske Monroe, X. Kbcnricr Methodist Church Y., are gucsli of 3lrt. Harry OsMYF meeting at 9 p. m. Iren, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Nelson, of MONDAY First Baptist Sunbeams and Youngstown, Uhlo, visited their G. A.'* wdl meet al Ihe church eousins, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snyder, last week, alter school. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Presbyterian Circle No. 3 will meet to roll bandagea at 2:30 p. in. Clarence Snyder, this week, were Mr. and Mrs. Harley Thomaa, of Kingston, Mas*., and formerly of A new style nf seam lrst stork­ Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ing* give* a comfortable fit for Williams, Oilren, Mr. and Mrs. Safety tipi: Clean up grease on long ,legt. The stockings are 36 Nick Pfrlfauf, daughter, Lind*, inches long, with a potential 13- and Ml1*. Rrlly- Snyder and son, dorr* and fix defective floors or John, of Sanford. inch stretch in eircumlerrnce. Rlrpi. Church Calendar Personals Plans Smorgasbord m A festive "all you can eat" Sm orgasbord-type dinner is being planned for Saturday, April 23, from 5:30 lo 7:30 p . m., by the ladle* of the Lulhern Church of the Redeemer. The heavily laden table will be set at thr Lutheran edifice al 101 W. 25th Place. Swedish meat baits, ham. cold cuts and cheeses will center the table" with macaroni-tuna casse­ role, baked beans, a variety of ^salads, pickled becl* and similar '^Jelicaeies to supplement olher Rem*. Tidbits of pickles, relishes, eeltry , carrots and other appetisers Will be available as will breads, coffee, beverages, homemade cupaakea and fresh fruit cups. Mrs. Jam es Ekem i* grnrral chairman, assisted hy Mr*. John Senkarik, Mrs. M. G. Hodges. Mrs. Claude Bomgardnrr. Mrs. George Daniels, Mrs. Ray Braden and Mrs. Andrew Wolf. The lad­ les of tha church are determined In give gueats tha beat meal •f their lives. Mrs. G. Marion Harmon will lie in charge of the homemade can­ dy table, a special festure of the avanl. Door prixea will also be given, Mra. Ekem announced lhal only MO may be served, and with tha ^tickets limited to that number, •th e y are going at a very encouraging pace. Mr*. Ekern added that tickets may be purchased I t 11.25 for adults and 50c for children under 12 years, from any of the ladies of the church or by eoniacting her *t FA 2-2464 • r Mrs. Gaorga Daniels al FA 2-4924. f t -0 L . - by 'her father, w tr# a white rose point lace gown, featuring a deli­ cate scalloped sahnna neckline and long fitted iieeve*. A fan of lace and self fabric rose* com­ plimented the floor length panel. Her finger-tip veil or silk illu­ sion fell from a crown of orange blonoma and she carried ■ white Bible topped with an array of delicate white orchid*. The m itron of honor wore a full skirted champagne lac* dresi with three quarter length aleevea, ■abrina neckline- and matching chiffon cummerbund and hat. She carried a large red roie, aurrounded by ten rosea. The brides­ maid'* outfit wa» identical to that of the matron of honor, only lha color was Dior blue with yellow flowers, Mrs. Walker chose for her daughter’* wedding a champagne d rrti with matching accessories and wore an orchid corsage. The groom’s mother wore a moonglow hlue chiffon dree* with matching accessories and an or­ chid corsage. Following ihe ceremony a re­ ception was held at the Dubadread Country Club in Orlando. Mantle arrangements of whit* gladioli, chrysanthemums and candelabra adorned the recep­ tion room* and the refreshment table was centered with • four tiered wedding take, surrounded by flowers. For a wedding trip In Nassau, the bride chose a pale orchid suit with champigne accessories and a pearl necklace, a gift of the groom. Upon their return they will make Ibelr home In Loch Arbor, while the groom la stationed at lha Naval Air Station in Sanford. Out-of-town gueits included, lha parenls of both the brid* ana groom, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bialik, Mr. and Mrs. E. Reid, and Mrs. R. Blaytaiki all of Angola, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. W. Mathews, Mobile, Ale., and Mrs. B. Mat­ hews of Elmer. X. J. The brida attended Edward J . Meyer Memorial School of Nur­ sing before her marriage and worked lor Dr. F. E. Medloek In Orlando. The groom la i grad­ uate of Bridgeton High School, Bridgeton. N. Y. and the Uni­ versity of Florida and at present Is a lieutenant in tha U. S. Navy a t the Sanford Naval Air Station. Belter check with your hus­ band be for* painting Urn badroom walla pink. Research thaws that • man does not likt the color in hit bedroom, and if ha wakea up grouchy, h« eould ha reacting lo it. W H E N IN DAYTONA REACH pUn to viait the n ew fabric ahop Juat open­ ed at 118 8. Palmalta Avo. They Hava a beautiful ar­ ray of fashion fabrics fur your attain* pleasure, A complete notions display In the-store and four pattern linen for your aafcrtion. The Colonial Shop Fine Fabrics H I R, Palmetto Are, Daytona Hearh, Fla. Free Parking la Rear AT THE MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB — COUNTRY CLUB A UP8ALA R l)8, SANFORD U. 8. 17-92 TO 20th ST.' HANFORD — WEST TO MADELS. OPEN EVERY DAY TILL DARK £ P deliclena - end U K E C IV n V . K W tu* SEMINOLE —DeBARY • V COUNCIL gratefully accept* and aekaow M *an memorial ecotribnttaw for HEART RESEARCH. P. O. BOX 104 SANFORD. FLA. SALAD a at the new • ~L VISIT • SEE • ENJOY $P THE EXECUTIVE—3 BEDROOMS—2 BATHS a Lash Rata* a M a FIN A N C ED THE V.IJ*. — 4 BEDROOMS — I BATHS RL 1 Bax 2551 B uford PIm m : FAirfax * �Mtf it fett, rix latte* «mr tte bar in i Im M b vault MutMt. Norm of PMS w u tint ia tte Ksaiaer. Fufitfd, l b CHm x ISO yard n a wkh a ttao of StMJi PUS l b b r a af Saaford fob I M ^ ran. wm highly fheerad (a the pdtt two Sebriag races only to hove Bfo ran — on Aston Martin and A Deter Jaguar — tell hotel* tho md of tbo races. Mow arid ho throw t rod ia tho powerful four-cylinder engine gnd It could not bo repaired. Cemomdl team manager Lucky fen would try to repair tbo dam­ age before Saturday, "but I doubt that It ran be dons.** Comer sold tha trouble was "with tha rods and pistons and things.” Thus, Cnmomdi wta left with two MaseruUs—one now and one ssM om w . woU today in tha Milwaukee Beacon* training camp. I ts * h i m g r Charley Dree•an, wWn eager to get tha Braieaa aff to a biasing start la tha Matte—1 League peanaat r—a, eoemnd —ttaffod after Thar*, day's B-T ektoer over tha AmarL can Laigna champion Chicago White Sax. And wall ha might af­ ter] - A s m , defending Nattonal Leagnr hatting ehaapfon, draea ia rix raw with a three-rua ham. or aad baent-filled daoble. Scheendleast, trying to make a lj M to 1 shot comeback after a bant with tuhtmiloste, had two Tlo lead ia Tha Saadspur Baw­ ling League switched again, after this week’s play, as Pryor's Suto Pars Insurance team Jumped back lata tha top slot Holding first with Site wins, after winning all thru from l —■Ifttf i. T t i i i n alffet, ttejr —■vedette, ate of th* ciuh's mote ettehiro holdout*, turned Ja the— eeonlne inning* In hie spring dtent before tiring in the ninth aad yielding throe runs. sMMMm coacm% Nelson Pen aad Gone Freese WMOtt M IL had throe bite task and Minnie U t x m t/0 4 m m u w tr Mine*# kept bin spring over*go nt tf.C.A.A, rrrtt A T OAUAt, Ate with two singles for the White rg X A t, m a ac m 2 tr»f6 > Sox. It was tha Sox' fourth le a of tho spring — all against No­ tional League teams. The Pittsburgh Pirates shaded the Baltimore Orioles, 3-2, Mickey Mangle's debut wan a flop m the S t Louie Cosdlnnte butchered the Now York Yankees, 10-1, the Washington Senators stopped the Loo Angeles Dodgers, 0-7, tho De­ troit Tigers bent the Philadelphia Phillies, P-4, the Boston Bed Sox thus out tho Son Francisco Giants, Th* world'! richest greyhound, | teat are expected to be oa band H tho Chicago Cube drubbed tbo area if ho doesn't know it, will for his bomteomteg. Seven champion caliber greyCleveland Indians, 1-6, and tbo ho stepping In lh* hot-box 10th bounds will offer an abundance Xanana City A'e beat tbo Clacin- affair at Sonford-Ortebdo Ken- of competition for Andate in th* Mi Club, highlight of oo 11-raco headliner. Jet Bowlerette Loop Lead Tied Still, tho new Italian-built cars appeared to be n major threat to the Italian Ferrari two-year dom­ inance ia International sperm car facing, But the Mg question wan will they hold up for tho U-hour grind T English, Italian and Swiss cars rated a* th* favorites today In n formula Junior men that precedes Saturday's 10th running of the Behring lt-heur sports car on- Sweeney's and Trim-etto are tied for first place In the Jot Bowlerette league after the first week of howling. Both teams bare identic*! 4-0 record*. Hod for third place in th* Isogu* nr* Nell's Hair 8alon and Boday'* with n 3-1 mark. In o p e n i n g league play, Sweeney's took four games from How*’* Fashion* white Trim-otto took four from Duke and Duehose. High gam* for tha week was rolled by Fran Mackey with a time* retarded In Thursday's prac­ IKS. High eerlei gems was rolled Ann Conklin, 4M| Sweeney’s tice runs over an abbreviated SJ by mite section of tbo Sabring race rolled hlgk single and high team games with HO and 15M, court*. Two Xlvsi tied for the fastest tap at 1:37 minutes. They wsr* Mors than TS.OOO.OM Americana driven by Jim Hall of Dallat, have recalvad at lean some Salk Tex., and Charlea Kolb of Silver polio vaccine, according to the Spring*, Md. Book of Knowledge Annual. turns to the local club alter win­ ning tbo 130,000 Phoenix Futurity In ArUona. Andate provided hn owner, II. B. C aittlliai, with top prise cash of 120,000. Befor gulng West, the youngster (less lhan two years olds march­ ed to victory seven times, placed once and showed once out of nine starts at SOKC. Andale is a strong g-to-3 choice by morning tine odds in the hot loth event tonight, lie'll gallop from the seventh post position, aad many Seminote County racing Goalby Leads DeSota Play BRADENTON (U Pli - The DeSoto open golf tournament heads into Its second round today with Bob Goalby, 39-ytar-old pro from Crystal River leading the field of 130. Goalby birdied five times and bogey td J i.l once — when he hit a tree wlU* hll tee shot on the second bole — on hit way to a 31-33-47 score, four under par and one stroke ahead o( A! Bald­ ing. Balding, also of Crystal River, alto birdied five times, but two bogtys dropped him to second place all alone with bis 31-34-H. f "You cts Tuck* your way 1st* N onci net bo ra*praelbte fac Bl/rrALO, N. Y. (U Ph-Sportservlce, Inc., controlling stock­ holder in the Buffalo Bisoas, has agreed to a revised plan which assured the team financial secur­ ity in (he m w Continental League. The m v financial let­ up called for present stockholder shares to be split on a three-forone basis, An earlier proposal would have had the baseball club raise $1,300,000 through the ante of securities. lightly atari also slated far action. Others in the hot-box lineup •re Bocket Dream, Frisky Hound, Pleasure Up, Fair Abe and Duce Black. After Umlgbl’1 competition, there will be only nine racing daya Jett on the track calendar which wind* up April 4. Matinee raring will start at 2 p. m. Saturday, followed by 11 events in the evening at 1:10. Harvey's, Vulcan Pace Kegler loop The Seminole County Business­ men's League, in lie second week at Ja t Lancs, is beginning to set­ tle down Into a real bewllng league, with some big scores be­ ing racked up by all teams. In first place this week, a tie d ia ls between Harvey's Plumb­ ing snd Vulcan Maieriali, as both hold a 3 1 win lost tolal The four teams lied for sicond, all with four wins, two tosses, are: Wally's Phillips a*. Gator Lum­ ber. Sanford Atlantic National Bank and Sanford Auto Parti. Owens' Gulf Service baa th* third spot all to themselves, as Pol-Air llorM's Distributors. Sanford Elec­ tric, and Abstract take up the fourth spot. Wall's Plumbing A Heating holds fifth with 2 lt-m , Fterida Slate Bank la In sixth with 3-4, Rlde-A-Whil* Stables and Leroy Benton, contractor holds seventh place, white' the Atlantic Coast Lina Is occupying tha basement for the present. Al Morel* was lop man all around, this week a a he racked up a 233-333 to take Individual honors. Pol-Air took all team honors In sight, as they turned in a 2M4 scratch aeries, 3004, handicapped. l«B*P> 8 : 1 0 3 MATINEES r .N WEEKLY Wednesday, Friday ft Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY • ClubhouM • Huted S tu d * • Vxtet Farklag Jerry Coltins, Co-Owner Berry, No Minora CARRAW AY & McKIlllN M X . 1 1 * A". FA M M lowed. The Ugh Jump u M la ihrt* war tk i laf flm aad fourth lices, Roberta of Sanford/ irown of Lteitrarg Md Fulford of PMS were all top* with fivo foot, ila lath Jump*. Oravetx and Oraeor of Saaford and Qiao of PUS tied for fourth spot. S Sanford Golfers Topple DeLond Tho Somlnolo High golfers ton. tinuo to ran wild in tntrr-Mheelto competition. Por tho fourth straight meet, the locals coma up as easy win. nan as they defeated DaLand, IS-.t Thursday. Medalist w u Blcky Both with a 77. Tha Semlaoiee have oa «*• blemished 4-g record this year. Saaford Jayveu te*» to Winter Park 1M white tha Staffed g ir ls, defeated Winter Park la a alaaW hoi# tournament Your EV M R U D E Dealer for Sanford and Central Florida. . . . ia ROBSON SPORTING GOODS KO’s Californian LIVERPOOL, England (U P D Ttcry Downes, British middle­ weight champfoa knocked out Or­ lando Do Pietro of Arcadia, Calif., in tbs fourth round of a O. B.’a Medium and Feast, both scheduled 10-round non-title bout schedule starting at 1:10 tonightThursday night. U's 71-pound Andalc, who re­ rated 3-to-l shots, are among the Assures Security NEW YORK (UPll-Thg Mal­ lb* way ever for this on* but uiign golf tournamml, VI* Ghoul uslly pais up ths Open." taels ltd today, has become tbo Seldom la ther# a runaway In most coveted championship of Iho Masters, Vie pointed out, and the tournament by tho very no­ Big Vie should know, Ho'o tate of Ul competitive is Iup has played la them all and, during IS produced some of tho (airway's years as a tournament pro, won moat fabulous finishes. ths Professional Golfer* Aisocla"Taka tho year when Sara ten lloa fill# tad lied far tho U. S. needed three birdies on the last Open crown. (our holt* to tlo Craig Wood,” Bui th* Martels, ho Iniliti, topi said Ghctil. "So on the 413-yard them all because of a field In which every man it a bonafidt threat and n tasting court* eagle two, parred the real of the "which makes this tho boat tour- wiy in and than boat Wood in —moat In tho world today." tbg playoff. "Thla isn't a potting tourna­ "Gen* laughs about that one, ment.'' explained tho man who which aland* at one of th* moat boat Byron Nalaon hsad and bead spectacular shod In golf,” Oheifor tho UMt POA till*. "You have tl continued, "He lays thtr* were to bo good and you have to play about 1M people in the gallery wan from to* to green because when ho hit that abol. But today t t a is a rough court*.’1 about 30,000 people claim to have Ac proof, Onoui point* out that area it." ten winner hat broken MO only four times In B years; that such atari as Bom Snead. Mlho Soughah, Jaekte lurko, Bhtltey Mayfield, Bob 'Took!. Gene Saruen, Toney Petal, Jim Perrier and Sob Rosburg all have abet round* In Ik* M's and Dow Flniterwald loomed to an 11 on on* hole. What hoi boomed the Masters Into such n lofty position ia such g relatively short apaa of Urn*? . "U's a combination *f many tbtega,” inerted Ghoul, who wLU describe tho Muter over CBS radio. "It'a iho field, tbo Nurse, th* glamtr of Bobby Jomi and the sensational gaU which tho taurnnawat product! year after ptar. aro o— half gam# up — Poodmart, who r a two aad teat too to Tho Pig. The Pig V WMstte holds third with glib wiag, folio—I by WilsonMalar furniture, 40. Bake— Sportteg Ooodo, 40, aad BournLllat * Aadorsoa Drags, SI. la tha otter match, this week, Robsons took all thru from tho furniture team, both teams roll­ ing with leu (has their usual five member*. In winning three, Pryoro came within n few pins of setting some mw scratch records, a* they tam­ ed in a B14S series. Thin money spot ii held hy WOeoa-Mnier with HOT. Pat Poster, picking up tho 3-10 split rolled high individual game and series for tho evening. foe# caao aefooo bUk a s : « J Umo . Sanford'• Barbour. Robert! aad Joaei took oocoad, third aad fifth place* retpoctlvely la tho ISO yard high kurdlee, with Kramer •f PMS eomiag ia flrat la 1S:S eecoads aad Altkon of PMS placiac North. Gracey ret tho 1M yard daah in W.T otcoadi, with Blackford of PMS following la eocond place, Stegall of Leesburg la third, Lees­ burg's Webster In fourth and Moon of Sanford la fifth spot. Sanford's Pawley was over the finish line first in the mile ran, which ho did la 4:M.T seconds, fn second, third aad fourth placet respectively were Alford of Lees­ burg. Walker of Saaford, Hines of Saaford aad Drowdy of PMS. Trailing Bay Luadduiat la tha (N yard rua wore Joy of PMS. Boniface of Sanford. Dryer of PMS and Joaoe of Saaford. Kramer of PMS made It over Boning behind bln were Ambro*o aad Aktau* of PMS, Fuhrnuna and J. of Sanford. Leesburg got one of its two first* la U»o Sprint Medley relay, i t tbtir rufi9*rs wad# the rounds la 1:115. Sanford was second and Eostia. third. Gracey wao la tho lead again at ha copped tho 23* yerd doth with a MJ atcond ti»o. After him coma Harvey of Senford, Jamertoa of PMS, Mena of tenford and StegaU of Leesburg. Leeiburg followed Sanford's re­ cord breaking tea s la tho mile relay ran. Sanford's Fox and Gordon come la first and second in tbo shotput contest Fox heaved the sphere forty-two feet, six Inches. Christopher of FMS, Brown of Leesburg and Sulpitlo of Sinford came next. Kamiaer of PMS Jumped It feet, line aad one-half lubes to win tho brood Jump, with Gracey of Sanford second. Joy of FMS, Dun of Bustle, and Blackford of PMS followed. “ Gatewoy to the Waterway” * 304 E. 1st ST. SANFORD FA 2-5961 First 40-m.p.h. Family Outboard Announced by Evinrude Motors i jrm'r* aoaootmnod to highway it m*y lo t sound Uke n great to design and build on out­ board motor that will drive family-type boats nt 40 m.pJk «t bettor. Yet, it had never bees damn until Eviarud* per­ fected the Starflite II. If you've trav­ eled on the water *t on honestly docked .10 m.p.b., you know why. Speed on the water w n u faster than on land. Water residence or “drag" becomes a critical factor beyond 30 m.p.b. just as the "sound barrier" ia to aiipianoa. True, Kvinrudc had exceeded 40m.p.b thirty yrara ago with the famous "4-BO." But that woe a racing outfit. In the new Starflito II, Erinnide engineer* did it without sacrificing top opred on big cruiser* and utilities. They did it with out sacrificing toad thrust. . , without sacrificing full gearshift control. . . and with no increase ia weight or fuel con­ sumption. Tho choflengn wm twofold! (1) to develop on engine of sufficient po output to oveeoome tho tremendous hull friction at ovor-40-m.p.h. Speed*, (t) to overcome lower unit drag—n “breakthfough" hi hydrodynamic efficiency iamaparahto to tho flm* ewrpt-wing «u- out’tS* form of the opposite bank. This* prflHmaUly 43* above the tempemturw ia an advantage thaj is unique with the of the eurrounding water—as tew as 83* in cold water areas, almost never above DO* V shape. Another advantage of th* compact, U3* F. Yet, the ideal operating tem­ perature far outboards, as well as auto­ modem V-engine ia that its short, rigid mobile*, la around 140* P. crankshaft and short maai/otd permit auUmaliritVy balanced f u t l dittribitiion, A rold-running engine ia inefficient^ without sacrificing the single Itvcr car- It results in iuvuinplete fuel combustion* buretion adjustm ent feature. Piston ring* stick and plug* foul out* A major achievement to vermtite power I Some outboard engines are designed for load handling efficiency, some for high speed performance. But. until Starflite II came off tho board*, there had never been an engine that delivered full efficiency for both high epced and load handling conditions, without ciiang tog propellers. With the tlirnuoatat, all this hM been changed. Performance is iramcdiate(yM noticeably improved—with the great eat improvement in smoothness at trolling) and Idling speeds. Spark plug Ufa ban been increased—several time* over. Starting ia improved. Eogine warm-up Is much foster. Its more efficient oper­ ating temperature means fuel economy* and its better lubrication longed angina life—biggest i Tho beat demonstration of the differ­ ■111 ence between n racing-type high r.p.m. engine and n family-type high-thrust Starflite II makes your boating safer, t engine occur* at an outboard racing ft bos magnate ignition, permitting *a*y meet. The finely tuned higb-r.p.tn. en­ manual starting In cam of battery or gines barely hav* enough power to put generator failure far from rhoro—a fea­ tho feather-light one-man racing shell* ture you shouldn't be without. Also it inlo a plane—yet tome of these engines has aca-tight powrrhradt and a furl will develop over 70 h.p. after Ihry system not dependent on battery power. roads full r.pjn. On the other hand, Starflite If protects your boat with tm Evtorado'a Starflito II delivers full rooy tkock ohaorforr. Thty absorb shock; power almost instantly from a standing if motor bite on underwater obstruction ■tart with rithmn heavy or alight tend. and prevent "riamming” when it raturns. Its SufU-Orip tlip ofitfeA protect* Bvinrudo ®Now,’ for the flrst time, the 73 h.p. your propeller by disengaging if it bite and quiet weto not to be sacrificed. W« V-4 Starflite II let* you enjoy speed and something, then re-engaging when It'* bod to select tbo beat basic typo ("V"... company, tool post. in-line. . . oppoeed) and th* number of Evinrude pioneered noise suppression cylinder* necessary to dtUver ample Drivs tbo with Iho use of aircraft-type rngin* power evenly. To begin with, a twoI cycle outboard engine baa twice a> many , Evinrude'* development of Jetstream mounts, which Isolate vibration. Tbo power Impute** per crankshaft revolu Drive—a flg-aUm lower unit—was the powrrhead "float*" an rubber mount* inside a sound-tight nacelle, enclosed to lion te four-cycle inboard or automotive achievement in converting high tho waterline. High speed gear whin* vngioo*. For that roasoa, two-cylinder into high performance. Jet­ outboard* a n identical in ioooUusm* to stream Drive broke th* "drag barrier" ii suppressed with high spiral goan. Ex­ four-cylinder automotive enginoa. Tho without oherifiring ruggednoa* or con­ haust is Jelled into tho propeller stream. four-cylinder outboard matchea tho trol. Its slim grantee houaoq full tmna- We literally bottled tho sound and automotive right The rix matchoe tho mlarion. Ham, for the lint time, is a sealed it! waive, etc. t true high speed lower unit with the Pmgineer* agree oa tki* fact: Up to aafety aad plaarar* of complete ontoI* match HI the point whan improvement to rasoo'h- motiretype gjnrahi/t coatroL' Starflito II ia th* one motor thafl bom ran bo gained, it makea mam to makes no oomptnmim to nay quarter^ add cylinder*. Beyond that point, addi­ i'a B R IM ,,, Nothing haa bam apamd to gira you tiw tional cylinder* moan, nothing, but cost, ¥ A turn of th* kay will toll something floost performance on tha water. I W a trouble aad friction. about Starflito'* onfowati* etohoHb never been a motor to match H. Yriday nuttattritvoY-B. by m any outboard—which aamna instant you can own it i t tho tewmt cart pap eompnrimn with tho old twrivweyltodar starts with ,a.hqt or cqid mgino, to any h.p.to history t engines, is far smoother. Ira* cempli-___ uNo word*omtoll youwhal aplmM infinitely moraragged f ie .|np ^ | t l n TrW Btymra lma th* Storflito n it to M m aad rids wfohj Poe much th* asm* Vault hav# to try K far yaunrif. Y4«J on la tho mndmw Evtorud* V-4. hatting; parformi raoE viarudt's »tomi*dm^rMtoapmtodoHuow] madam V-4yp* * f lS smooth because “ to baton** at a M m to Catalog frraAahymwdtake or writ*j Evinnido Motam, 414B N. «7lh tlrm l. �'. . ■ ’ J 9m tM Fri. March *8, 1MO-Page T Brothers Pate Four-Ball Play Golf Association Rules Prevent Manufacturing Long Range Ball ~ ay oacAt riALKT • NEW YORK (UPI) -N o mia ita bit a golf ball NO yard* on tbt laid flat la a dead calm. Jimmy Themwa, loaf-famed at eoo of the big bittara of Ura fair­ way, ilwaya baa made tbii con* tantloa. And It U backed up by •xbtuatlve taata conducted by the V J. tielf AiMClatlM. Ita eurtty, made during the n | M U.S. Open ehamplonihlp. w ibowtd aa avarage carry of no yard* with, under good eonditioni, ■a avarage roll of 20 yard*—for aa avarage drive by top player* of MO yard*. Yet, if it werea't tor rulea laid dowa to Uta manufacturer! by the USGA, they ceneelvably could torn* up with a ball which could carry UO yard! aad produce isoyard drive*. K Ttala, of count, would make Semi-Finals Set In Golf Tourney CT. AUGUSTINE (UP1) Mallie Reynold! playa Prank R on and J. Wolcott Brown mecti Egon #Q u|ttn*r today la tha eoml-finals of Uw American Senior* Golf ■ Alin, ehamplonahlp tournament. AH won with eemparaUve e n e Thuriday, in an upiet • atuddtd tournament In which both of lait ycar'a flaaUata and all three of tbii y air'a medallita ware ouated Within three round*. Reynold*, a Dalian huuranca man, won 4 and 3 over IMS run­ ner-up Bruce Coffin, Marblehead, f t l f a i i . Coffin droppod four atralght bole* on the back nine after he and Reynold* mad* the turn even. Beit tearing of the day wta by Brown, a Saaglrt, N, J., banker. Me wae two under par while trimming John W. McGuire of ladianapeUe a and l. Roil, Hartford, Conn., waa one tuidor par in routing Forreit Andrawa of Chicago T and 4. Quit­ tner, a Philadelphia textiles pro ftd u co r, advanced with a a and 1 win over Martin Undgrove, Morrlitowu, N. J . T itU Bout Set For T V Winner NEW YORE (UP!) - Beim fKId) Paret of Cuba I* an S*6 favorite over hard-punching Fed­ erico Thompaon of Argentina In Mtonlght'* natlonally-televliled IIround bout at Madlion Square Garden with a welterweight title ahot awaiting the winner. The man who (#ta th# nod tn this battle between two tighten who were virtual unknown* only three month* ago will «t*p Into the ring a t f.ae Vega*, N*v., on May 27 to face world champion Don Jordan In a acrap for tha erown. moat of th* current eouriea obaolate and the game gi m u lt of aueh a •‘rabbit’* ball .would dete­ riorate Into a dull pitch-and-pult paid me devoid of th* akUl* which make golf th* competitive gam* It la. So the USGA, after three year* of work and at a eoat of MO,ON, hat developed a new elec­ tronic ball tcating machine to keep th* manufacturer! “ booeil." The aiiociatlon since the mid'40'e hae kept the clamps on Ih* manufacturer! by u m of a m a­ chine which leats velocity. The ball thus was limited in siae, weight and to an initial velocity potential of 2$4 feet per tecond. But thle tingle teating device left something to be desired and, with in* of a new typo of rubbar, even with tb* limited velocity aomo manufacturer* were getting a ball with mora than tb* dtalred roll. “ We have been deeply eon corned with th* rabbit ball," told Joe Dey, executive secretary of tho USGA. “ Wo have to koep tha ball related to tho present eouriea ao that they will not become out moded. "The problem hat become In­ creasingly acute In the last two years," he added. “Actually, two types of balli had to bo banned in th* leal U.S. Open and th* player* were advised that they would be dliquallfied If they used them.'1 One manufacturer recently sent two doien of a new experimental ball to the USGA for telling. Nino of th* 34 bells exceeded the per­ mitted velocity. “There’s no question but what they can make ball* which far exceed the velocity limit," Dey ad­ mitted. YOUNGEST STAR among the 75 drlvern scheduled to compete In the APBA Grapefruit Circuit outboard boat races Sunday a t Daytona Beach will be Billy Hutchins, 14-year old from Miami. Blit wilt compete as part of a father-son team in tha stock hydroplane Claaa A and B racea on the 20-race program on Lake Lloyd a t the Inter­ national Speedway. Races sta rt a t 1 p. m. Bait Bax Nothing much lu rp ritti the vet­ eran fishing camp operators any­ more, but something unusual did happen at Crowe's Camp this week, J. M. Crow* reported to­ day. flhad wera being caught by fish­ ermen using can* polea on the camp dock. Tbii ii tha flrit lime lhat he- can recall ebad being landed from th* dock, Crowe said. Crowe advised boater* who plan lo use th* launching ramp at the bridge adjacent to his camp that the high water baa covered It, but said that there are tome other usable launching places nearby. He suggested that boats be un­ loaded at a place beyond the SR 46 bridge referred to aa the “ old cut­ off" or at the public ramp In Camcron-Wtght Park. Boats may be eased off trailer! In theae areas and paddled Into deeper water Woodruff Happy Over New Job GAINESVILLE (UPI) - For­ mer University of Florida football coach Bob Woodruff said Thurs­ day he Is happy about a new job lhat will enable him and hla fami­ ly to remain In Gainesville. Woodruff, who resigned under pressure after th* 19M season, ac­ Celtics Roll cepted a job ae head of a petro­ leum dealership her*. “ I’ll etlll be Over Philly with th* Gators and their new United Preaa International coaching staff IN per cent," be Tommy lleinsohn had th* last promised. word In hi* duel with Wilt Cham­ berlain and ao the Boston Celtics a n occupying a familiar perch to­ Rollins Tokos day la the finale of the National Basketball Aeioclatton playeff*. Baseball Ploy The former Holy Cross star WINTER PARK fU PI) Rollini ■cored on a tap-in Just before the lopped Amherst 4-3 and Ohio State liuiaer that gave the Celtic* a trimmed South Carolina 9-2 in a 110-117 victory oV»r the Philadel­ baseball doubleheader Thursday. phia Warriors Thursday night and Ronnie Brown, with two hill In •ent th* Eastern Division cham­ four trips Including a two-run pion* to their fourth itra lth t tills homer, paced Rollins in a game round berth. shortened In eight Inninga by dark­ ness. Pitcher Jets Lee picked ip the win. More than SO percent of Amer­ Ohio State routed South Carolina ican families take vacation trip* with a 13-hit attack, wrapping up cacti year, according lo the Cali­ the game with a three-run rally fornia State Automobile AnoclaIn the third. tion. Unheralded Golfers Take Tourney Lead where kicker* can be started, he aald. H* alio mad* a request of boat driver* that they operate tbelr craft at extra slow speeds when passing the various fish camp load­ ing areas and other dock areas because th* high water* hive cre­ eled enough haiardi without any churning by speeding boats. The wash actually it dangerous lo people and property on the shore installations when water le thia high, he said. Th* changeable weather end high water level has not affected the St. Johns shad fishing too badly, Crow* said today, Catches have been running from ilx to 30 shad per boat th* past few daya and Fred Arner of Day­ tona netted th* limit four day* in a row, Wilbur Brewer at Camp Seminote on th* Weklvn River said tho water still le high, but la receding enough so that baia fishing should be good “In a few days." "They're catching eome bream right now and lhat’a about all, W* expect base to b* picking up right away thongh, with tho war­ mer weather,'* Brewer said. The plcnlr ground* «t Camp Seminole have been crowded dur­ ing tho sunny weather, although fishermen on Ihe Wekiva haven't found the water level to their liking, he said. ANOTHER with partner George Schuld, had totaled 1313 In the doublet for tec­ ond place in thia division. Tha Checker Cab of Detroit went into firit place In the boos­ ter team division for terms with IM or under average, rolling 2T93. Two other leami, Riverside Home of Ann Arbor, Mich., and th# Hendron Tavern of Salem, Ohio, tied for second In the bootte n with 3741. Tho strong Muntean and llrdman-.team of St. Paul scored the “ HOME major change In the open team division for third place with 3039. Four team members went over 6N a* the Minnesota team had games of 1039, 1003 and tols and became the firit team In thia year's ABC to string three suc­ cessive games over ono thou­ sand. A A A Asphalt of Birmingham, Mich., leads th* open standings with 3096. Buddy Simon Sign of Cleveland, aparked by Kulbaga'a 1931, look over first place In the team allevents standings with a 9299. B U I L T — WITH HIGH Sit/.’ CHICAGO (UPI) - A new pro­ fessional basketball league ap­ peared to he In the making. Representatives from nine U. 8. cllles, Including Honolulu, Itawall, expressed desire for fran­ chises In th* propaied loop after Thursday's meetings presided ov­ er by Abe Sapcraleln. owner of the Harlem Globe-Trotters. Sapersteln said no hard deci­ sions were made at Ihe meeting. The representative! will report to their home cities and return for more "definitive" sessions In Chi­ cago April 21, he said. 8PANAMERICA NOMAD (14 ft.) *1395 MURRAY TRAILER (f 140 Down • Eaay Terms) W O OD RU FF MARINE Your MERCURY Dealer Banford i t ’s Got tho most from tho wonderful world of Outboard Living with tha matchless dependability of • 48 hp . 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Th# tricky Columbus Country Club g a v e favorite* Mickey Wright of Ban Diego and Kay Crocker of Montevideo a rough time. Tlie two lop choli-e* were far behind with 70s, Defending champion Belay Rawls of Spartan­ burg, S. C„ also trailed with a 79. Patty Rerg of St. Andrew*, HI., waa on* stroke behind th* lead­ er* with 73. Gloria Armstrong of Oakland, Calif., ranked fifth with a 75, and four other playera ahot 76*. Th* open la one of Ihe richest tournament* on th* women's tuur. Kir*t plnc« money Is f!,4U0 and th* total purse I* IS,000. BE A BO A TER ABC Championship Play Standing Keeps Changing TOLEDO, Ohio (U PI)-A scor­ ing volcano, after laying dormant for the first IS days, still wa* erupting in full force at the American Bowling Congress Tour­ nament being held here, a By Um time the l«*t (cam had 'finished In this morning's wee koura there had been II ehanici to tha top 10 standings during Thursday's action, Paul Kulbaga of Cleveland oc­ casioned the biggest outburst when he took over firit place In the single* with 7Z6, totaled 1931 for th* top spot in all-event* and HOLLYWOOD (U PI)-A lightlybunched field enters the second round of the Men's International Four-Ball Golf Tournament today with only three atrokea separating the top seven team*. Brother* Bill and Jack Key, Columbus, Gi., held tho narrowest of lead* alter ao opening round •I, seven under par. At M are the tournament favorites, U. S. amateur champion Jack Nlcklaus, Columbus, Ohio, and British am a­ teur tltlisl Deane Bcman of Bcthesde, Md. 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SATURDAY— 1.00 a. m.—Teen Charm SchoolCivic Center l:M a. m. — Eaton Letsion — Soulhtide School >:S0 a. ip. — Junior Bowling League—Jet Lanes 7:10 a. m.— Youth Wing—Senior High Night—Civic Center MONDAY- 7:00 p. m.— Teen Ballroom Dance Class—Civic Center 7:10 p. m.— Sanford Art Group —Arts A Crafts Bldg. •:00 p. m. — Adult Ballroom Dance Class — Civic Center TVESDAT- 10 a. m.—AduK Charm SchoolCivic Center WEDNESDAY— WEKMAN,’ a pcene-gteal in f pigeon, add. to the hilarity of MGM’s^n erry murder myetery, "The Gasebo b o w Bhowinf a t the Kits Theatre. The film also atara Glenn Ford and Debbie Reynotda. 7 p. hi.— Square Danee Lessons —Civic Center • p. m. — Square Dancing—Civic Center THUSBOAT— 7:10 p. m. — Duplicate Bridge Club—Tourist Club Building - FRIDAY— 7:10 p. m — Youth Wing— Jun­ ior High Nlght-Civie Center o ”, M etro-Goldwy*-pocked film version >ay m urder-m ystery- Four C or Crash In Display Room comedy hit. reunites. Gleno Ford and Debbie Reynolds, following their previous comedy success, "It started With A Kiss." The film la now showing ot tbo RiU Theatre. Co-starred In "tha GSiabo" la television's popular Carl Reloer, with leading supporting roles playad by John McOiver. Mabel Al­ bertson, Dora Merande, Bert r>Md, Martin Landau, Robert Ellensteln, Richard Waamil — and “ Herman", a pigeon, who Is a scene ataaler if th a n aver was AIDED BY Edmond O'Brien, left, Robert Stack makes a last desperate attem pt to free his wife, Dorothy Malone, in a scene from "The Last Voyage” coming to the Movieland Drive-In Sunday, Continue Giveaways CLEVELAND, Ohio (U PD -T he Cleveland Indiana will continue their giveaway nights this season despite ■ ruling by a city law di­ rector that they were illegal be­ cause they constituted a lottery. Vice President Nate Dolln said the giving away of stalioq wa­ gons on Friday nights drew more fans in 1IM than any other day of tba weak, Including Sundays. a motion! picture which has received a bar­ rage of p i ‘ “ md comment is coming to rielaod Drive-In Sunday. The film, a suspense-filled story of the sinking of an ocean liner and the dramatic rescue of Hs 1.500 passengers, will play at the drivein until Wednesday. Featured in the production is Robert Stack, Dorothy Malone. A survey of dentists Indicates Ford Is seen as Elliott Nash, who has a successful career as one of that tha larger the city, the high­ n a rta o ir apparently croso- taleviskm'a 'top mystery writers; er la tha too for dental service. starting wire* and tha ear, an adoring actrtsa wife, ' Nell la reverse, bolted through (Misa Reynolds); a eharmlag house la Connecticut—and a daad man buried under hit Gasebo. What more perfect placo to bury a body thaa under NeU’i surprise gift for him, a wrought-iron garden house purportedly once ueed by M issM cPhoul Dies George IV la dally with hie mistreams? ■ f FRED DANflG ias Pryor waa excollent, too. as A t Georgia Homa NEW YORK (UPI) — Tha only her earnest suitor. Mis* Flora McPkaul. a former I also enjoyed small vignettes purpose- of Tuesday night’s NBC■Bated rooidoot, diad Thursday at by Robert Dryden, in the role of TV “Btartlme” production of a lawyer, ■ar home hi ■parka, Gd. and Gaby Rodgers, as “ Dear Arthur" waa la let ni un­ Funeral aarvtea will ha hold Sona girl supposedly wronged by derprivileged televlewcra enjoy day at tha Pint Method1st Church "Dear Arthur." the talents of Bex Harrison, Anna Lee Joyner, Oviedo; Wallar It was, lo cola a phrase, a priv­ The final half of Arthur Mur­ Norland, DeBary; Joaaa S. Naal, ilege and a pleasure. Legal Notice Sanford; Patricia A. Amaya, Baa- The play waa a Cora Vidal treat­ ray’* fun • roast • for • eharltyford; Charles Carlaen, DeBary; ment of Ferene Molnar’a bit of and Bob Hope had sharper gags Floyd F. Althon, Long wood; Jo­ pneumatic nonsens* about a gay and a less-inhibited spirit than seph Jackson,- Sanford; Jaaaia deception among tha French Riv­ last week's' opener. Tuesday night’s NBC-TV halfHerndon. Sanford; Ella Man Wil­ iera's international set. hour saw Hope receive, among liams, Sanford; Doria Vaughn, Harrison, that Internationally his gag awards, a can of canned D*r*a**d Sanford. v o n n s to n tn o r r o n s famed song stylist, played tha laughter. I suspect some of the TO ALL CltROITultA AND FRIT■Inks non-singing rol* of a glossy, un­ can's ingredients found its way BOND HAVIN'! PLUM B OR UK- Mr. and Mrs. William D. Vaughn, principled con m in. To this part, out of the container and into MANDO AflAINBT SAIK -BSTATK: You. and each of ymi. are hare- Sanford, a son; Mr. and Mrs, he brought his charm, his mag­ Tuesday night's sound track. O f natlflad an* required i t pro- George R. Ameye, Sanford, n nificent speaking .voice, which Highlights: Hope “ w a l k i n g " neat a a y claim s s a l daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ‘glides from a virile higbpitch w hich you. #r Olibar * f you. » « P B. Naal, Sanford, a daughter. with host Arthur Murrajr and down la a rough-adged pout, his Hope's own monologue, which con­ hers sssfS k l lh . K .ls ls af Dismissals JOOEPH n . LEVT. 0tr»as*ii. ta le limber and communicatlva hands tained funnier, more pointed jokes • f said County. la the County Cecil Carlton, SanforiJ; Raymond Jud e* • ( Bamlnola fo u n t), Slorlda, Schultz, Sanford; Mitchell Meltscr, and hi* eyebrow-raising code of about hlmiclf than anything de­ itage conduct. Ha was at his livered by hit “ roastcra." at hi* efflc* In the Court llnaso uaId County at Baaford, n o r ­ Sanford; WlUle Roundtree, San­ wicked, winning best. The com­ It seamed that Hope waa will­ ford; Mable Magee, DeBary; Lil­ m s. w ithin tig h t calendar months bination mada for ahecr enteriain- ing lo serve as the roast duck for great tha tiara of tho flrat publica­ lian Mack. Enterprise; Mary Mar­ ment. After all, wa've grown action of th is aotlor. Koi-h rlalm or this formal but the gag writers damaad shall hs la w rllln e. and tin, Sanford; Tawsng Eason, San­ customed to hit way*. were a trifle loo chicken. ehatl s ts ta tha plat* or raaidanre ford; Edward Williamson, 8anford; The plot, briefly, placed Harri­ aad post nffleo addroaa of tha Mary Boston. Sanford. son In Prince Rainier'* Monaco, The Channel Swim: Jim Garner eSalmaat. aad ahall hs sworn to MARCH 14 where he was to draam up a and Jack Kelly, suspended stars b y tha alalm aaL his aasn t or his a ttsr n sy , and any surh rlalm or mythical, perfect (now, tbere'i a of ABC-TV's “ Maverick," are damaad not so fllsd shall bs Ida Haieklen, Enterprise; Nile redundancy) husband, Count Ar­ paid. Carter, S eated Clyde BordMr, thur da Ghuyo for his loving talking about court action against /a / T c a a iR LBVT Warner Bros., producer af the As E sarutrls of tho Last DeBary; JoreUa Hubbard, Ban- daughter. Arthur's purpose was to show. At issue is salary during ford; Frank Lac Dunn, Sanford; ■rouse ■ flame of paisiop In W ill and T sststn sn t af the production layoff. JOBKPII B. I.KVT, dscsassd. Madeline Rhoden, DeBary; Ethel daughter's lama suitor. The •B O . A. BPKER. JR. “ Moment of Fear." an hourHarriett Luts, DeBary. scheme worked — but too well. long luspcnse seriei, in color, will A tto r ssr for said ssla ta Nriho l i l t * M agnolia Avsnus As the hoy-girl relationship began replace NBC-TV's Friday night Baaford, Florida Mr. and Mr*. Hobart Hubbard, lo awing, tho scheme began to fights beginning July 1. Tha fights Pabllah Mar. 11. IS. SI * Apr. 1. Sanford; n eon. backfire. Along came a near-riot, become ■ Saturday night ABC-TV Dismlsaala IB TMH CIRCUIT COURT OF T H S a clever Innkeeper who could dun feature starting this summer. RtOTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF Oia Balia Clayton, Valdosta, Ga.; Arthur, through “ attorney" Harri­ FLORIDA. IM A VO FOR AKWI. Frank Hutchinson, Sanford; Har­ Next Monday's “Jack Paar son, for soma old hotel bills, and ROMS O W S U , IV CHAXCERY riett Wilcox, Sanford; Donald At­ another lawyer to collect a large Show," his first from London, will a n o a c a no. lasia wood, Geneva; Julia Modlar, Ban- payment for a 14-year-old indis­ feature Julie Andrews, Dicky Val­ ■VA ARLENH HARM S. entine and Hans Conried, M.P. P laintiff ford; John Rich, Sanford; Bertha cretion of Arthur's At that point, (member of Paer-liament.) Emmons, 8anford. Hmtiaon closed out Arthur's life •A R L MEAL HARRM, The Mastcra golf tourney from Defendant and went on to m w triumphs, in­ Augusta, Ua., will be covered by R « riC B BY FtIBUCATIRN cluding M m fleecing of King FaTOi Carl Ksat Harris CBS-TV cameras on Saturday and Where I i It Safe? rouk. Address Unknown Sunday, April I and 10. Andy DeBURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) Yon nra bareby notified (h at a Decorating tho production (put •III at Com plaint far D ivert* haa City Engineer Edward J. Crowley together by Bretalgna Windust vine is set to star in next le s ­ son's new half-hour mystery aekesa filed against yau. aad you condemned tho pollca station hart shortly before his death last rica on NBC-TV, “ Big Jake.” ■re required la aarva a copy of week) were soma satirical com­ nr Ana war ar Pleading to tha Boris Karloff will amcec “ Hol­ II af Camplalat an F la ln tlira ments about tho international set, lywood Sings," the Sunday, April Attorney, Joseph U. Vuraekn, P. •nuaclalad by HermlOM BaddtLegal Notice O. Boa t i l , r a r e Park. Florida, I NBC-TV special that stars Tam­ lay Sarah Marshall, as Rex'a my Grime*. “ The Cool Rebellion," aad file , the original Aaswar ar Plaadiair la th e affloa at ths Clerk daughter, was beguiUag. flirta­ described as a self-portrait of the HAMM LAW o f tha D l m l l Caurl an nr ha fora Nolle# Is h trtb y e lv e s that the th e n t h d as o f April, ISS*. aad If undtralgnsd. datlrln e ta angaea la tious and kigh-aplrilod and Niche- beat generation, will be a CHS ra ­ you fa ll I t h H i dearea pra hualaaaa undar tba fictitiou s earns dio apecial on Tuesday, April I. nenfeeea w ilt be lakan agalast aster ever brought to the rcrcen. The other feature on the program is Alfred Hitchcock's “North By Northwest.” Two action packed dramas will play on Wednesday and Thursday. They arc “The Warrior and the Slave Girl” and “Tha Seven Thieve*.’’ Four comedies will be the main attraction Saturday. The four are ’ The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw ," “Have Rocket Will Travel", “ The 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock" and “ Once Upon A Horse." VISTA, Calif. (UP1) - A Cali­ fornia high school girl it con­ fident that muste hath eharm t to soothe the savage breast — and grow soybeans. Mary Lohr, 15. a Vista High School sophomore hat come up with that amaiing bit of infor­ mation following a month-long experiment for her science class She’s equally sure of at least one more fact: soybeans aren't hep to rock ’n‘ roll, but they sure do dig that craiy longhair. For 30 days. Mary placed five beans, each within a jar, in five Eisqphower Thursday to serve out the unexpired 15-month term of former FCC Chairman John C. Doerfer. Doerfer retiined recently under fire from C onfren for accepting plane flighti and yacht cruiiea radio-TV show s. from broadcast executives. Mill* Mills, a New Jersey lawyer and muat be confirmed by the Senate. I until last December a deputy ad­ ministrator of the General Services Administration, was nominated by Milla told United Press Interna­ tional in an interview that be hoprd public demand would bring about an improvement in program standards. He said he felt the public already had indicated it wanted “ lest etaphasls on crime and violence" in separate rooms and exposed them to symphonic arias, popular numbers, ragtime ditties and bongo beats — while the fifth little bean got the silent treat­ ment. The treatment lasted one hour each day. “The experiment showed re­ sults the very first day," says Mary. “ The soybean treated to the symphonic music teemed to puff-up immediately.” At the end of the experiment there was no doubt; the sprout of the sym­ phonic treated bean was by far the longest. NOW SHOWING CBIY Thayr* flitting on th a p a r f e c t orima and having a perfectly wondorfli! timal af BABY AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY at l i i ? Park Drive, Baaford, F lor­ ida, Intends In r e a d ie r the said name n lth ih s Clark of tha t’lrrull Caurl ol Seminole County. Florida. T. F. Cawart Publish Mar. SI b Apr. I, S, II. Logoi Notice MYRTLE K. BROW DMR. Defends*! , DAVID M. •A T C IIB U Clark Ctreutt Court. Bamlnola Canatr, Baaford, Florida. Hyi Marika T. Vlhlao b e a u ty Clerk Jaeeyh M. Atjrasko, A tlan ta) for P la la tlff P. O. B e t I t s P ars Park, rtarlda F ahlU h Star. 4. U . U . SI. IIS*. x o T tt'H a r pi'R L iC A T ton CHARLEO JACKSON PE flflT , Dafaadaat nO TU N NY P lO L ira T lO B TO: Charlaa Jarkaoa Parry A lshaoia Otala Hospital Tuscaluot*. Alabama BTATK o r . L on iD A . TO: You ar* hrroby a o tilia d . that a XDWARD C. COWAN. JIL B ill af Camplalat far D lvares haa BL « BM ST, Daufllaavlllc. barn filed a oalast you, aad yea •a a r o la . a /a L. C. lo-valaae. ar* required la sarv# a cayy a f Ten are Oaraby NOTIFIKD that your anawrar ar plaadlno ta said M ariarla Cow**, has filed bar Complaint ea tha P la lh tlfr s A t­ ■ware Caraplalat aealnat you. ha- torney, Joaapk M. Muraako.* F. a inn a null for divert*. In Clrsull Has 111, P ars Park. Florida, Bad Canrl for Bamlnola County, at file lh* arlelnal aaawar or plaid Onnfoad. Florida: and, you ar* Ing In the office af the Clark af baraby required la III* personally tha Circuit Court aa nr bafor* the ar bp a a altarn ey, w ith tha Haa- l l l h day nf April, ISS*. If m u fall arohl# David O alehal, Clark of our t* da so. Judgment by dafaujt will Bald Caurt. a t Baaford, Florid*, b* taken a e a la st you for th a 'relief P ear w ritten defsa**. If any, to lb* demand** la tha BUI * Com­ b ill a f Cam plalat filed a g a in .i plaint. you In said raus*. and to file a UONK AND OIIDKIIKD at Pan• s p y th ereat w ith tba u n d srslossd ford. namtaol* County, PlarlOa, attoraay, by tb* 4th day of April thla tnd day • ( March, IMS. (BdOt herein fa ll naf ar fadsm aat (OEALI w ill. Ml rsadarad a o a la st yau by DAVID M. OATCHRL Clark. Bafaalt. C lrm lt CourL Osmlact* CoaeCORAL i ty. Florida David M. Baukal. citrk Mrt Martha T. Vlhlaa Nm Startba T. V .blaa, 0 9. Deputy CWrk M. W. Wore, A ttoraay far Joaapk M. Muraako, F laln U H . F- U Boa MIS Attornay far P la U tlff P. U Hoi No. SSI •qafaad,. Ftarlda rubtiak Mar. «, U. lb St, 1Mb r* |B ro rh . Florid* TO: Myrtle K. Browder t t l Kldrlds* Lane Brooklyn. New York Yaq ar* hereby aotiriad that a Rill a f Complaint far D ivert* has baas filed again st you. and you ar* required ta sarv* a cupy af your Aaswar or P laadlae to the Rill af Camplalat oa P la la llfr* Attorney, Joseph M. M ureike, P. •>. Ran i l l , Fern Park. Flarldt. aad fit* Ik* original A naaer ar PleadIne la the offlca af the Clark af tha Circuit Court oa ar bafar* tha HIM day af Aprlt. lS It, and If you fall ta da a*, decree pro con­ fess* w ill b* lakan aealn et yen for ih s relief damasdad In the •III af Complaint. This notice shall b* puhllahad one* each w ash for four ronesrullva w eeks la THB SANFOltD HKflALD. DONIS AND ORDERED In Bauford, Baralnula County, riu rlds, this Sad day e l March, ISIS. (ORAL) '. DAVID M. (lATCIIKL. Clark Circuit Court, Bamlnola Coun­ ty. Sanford. Florida Byt Marika T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clark SANFORD OF SEPT. 7, 1951, For Fulleit Enjoyment See It From The Becinning THE MANAGEMENT GAZEBO MTWMMtam-IMrtg All tha lava. Laugko and M urdvout Fun i o f th a I Broadw ay Smash * Hit! COMING CO-FEATURE AT *:5d ONLY ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S 8U8PENSE THRILLER “JACK THE RIPPER* Legol Notice JUNE AVBRDNA OOOTT. Itafandaat VWTIUM TO IIKPMVU THK BTATK OF FLORIDA TO: Jl'NK AVKIIDXA OCOTT SI* Jaffareon Florl-«ant. Sllaanurl A Rworn Complaint havtnp bean filed aealn et you In tha Circuit Court In and For Oamlool* County, Florida. In t'ltancary, for bivorrc, the abort till* or asld aatlaa hola s rillO IAH P it ANCIIl OCOTT. P laintiff, ve. JUNK AVBRDNA Ot'OTT, Defendant. Ihtoa praaaala are to reu se and require yon to flit your w ritten defenses, if any. to tha Complaint filed herein, and to vert a a c o p y thereof upon P la in tiffs Attorney na nr hafar* tba r iih <U> o f April. A. D. IS**, otherw ise s Dacca* Pra Cosfasau w ill b* aatarad aealnat >*u and ths causa proceed a s part*. WITNKdB my haud awd official •cal at Uanford. tUmlnul* Couaty, Florida, this ISlk- day o t MartU. A. D. IIS*. tBBAL) David M. Oalehal Clark o f in* circu it C ourt Hamlnol* Couaty, Florid* lly: Martha T. Vtblan, DO Uerdoa V. Prodtrlrk Attaraay for P lalaU ff F. a U es IIS* SSt-SSt North Park .ttaau * Hanford, Florida Publtah Mar. II, U * Apr. L L f i FIRST LIFE MAGA/.INE Sod-day el March, lies. * THE BARBARIAN AND THE GEISHA" JOHN WAYNE SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT THIS FEATURE WAS Levered By A 9-Page Spread la K y en (ar Ike rellat damandad in u a •III af Camplalat. Thla aatlaa ahall ha published once w * w eek far four anna*, aultr* w e ek s to TUB BAKFORD ■ B R A Lb. DONH AND ORDERED la Banlard. Oamlaola Couaty. Florida, thla -THE PROUD ONES” Gun-FIghtln' .Sheriffs Of Wm I Robert Hymn . Jeff Hunter NO. X - AT 9:00 ONLY -THE TATTERED DRESS” JE F F CHANDLER NO. X AT ie:«e ONLY FEATURE: 1:16 - 3:18 • 5:20 - 7:22 • 9:24 MOSCOW. Idaho (U P I)— Ron­ ald E. Ilulbert. 25, a University of Idaho student here, has a little less time to make out his income tax return than he should have hart. The (arm*, addressed to him at “ Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Ilouir, University of Idaho. Mos­ cow" arrived here stamped with a pate green seal of the Russian post office and the words “ Dc Moskva." SKATE SAT. ONLY • a COLOR HITS NO. I - AT 7:## . 12:H OPEN 12:45 Ever Hopeful IsInternal Revenue Hospital Notes PHONE FA 2-1X10 LAST DAY • AT 7:00 A ll:0 t WALT DISNEY’S -TONKA” HAL MINKO • COLOR PLUS • AT 0:00 ONLY -YOUNG PHILADELPHIANS" PAUL NEWMAN r �Frl. March 28, 1960—Pajr* 9 «A P V TO STAR T ~ but yoo u ’ BBATAWTOMv; M VFser hurt F*OH THAT HXB YCJ. , v SENT US J \ I P O N T TVLNK HE'S H IT T U B T A K P B T ONCB -> ' BUT X 6TiLL TH:S'K W H l BSAT O H , W J ALW AYS HAY* ^ ( AVAYBC A N E X C JS e J U S T N J \ ©o „ c a s e y c u -L o s e F V . ~__ > V KM . jn m R IF L E RA N EE YEAH,EDWIN-MY SEED CATALOG A F TE R LO O KIN' C A M E T H I S C -----MOONIN’. .. t | AN* R E A LIZ IN G THROUGH I T . MAJCK CJCKEWE'\jE LOST FOUR ...A L L T H ’ PUANrnN’.H O E IN ' A N ’ W EE D IN ’ A < 3 0 0 0 m G A R D E N R E Q U I R E S .. / M M LAMMS MAR . 7MM *B«B ENGINES, . OVERHEATING... 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TH A TS M W I HONtmV JOHN J N O N S EN SE•I I C A N FIX , THAT 1 FIRST ILL I LL POUR T H IS WELL, AN YW AY* I T W O N T RUN « FA S T A N Y MORE ■TAKE THE B A C K O FF NO.Y, T H A T S ’_FUNNY*.. * ITE ALWAYS , WORKEO. . f BEFORE// AND REM O BETOPC V O VERY EVES HA/ M A/TFO * NS O N E MARTY -B U r W H Y E BEEN TALKIN G FO R 6IMPLV . — . AfiFS A N D ^ A S E B -^ n * Sbm x — I w e a n , if M x r a e calum g from a phone . BO O TH Y M M U S T BE T . S I D STAN D iN 5“ - aqbnt VDU D EAD O N YOUR. ^ r e t r / . I'D ENDUQS ANYTHING FOR Y O U , K IT T E N / , > V V H A TS D A D CHBCKISJO V ^ WHAT* A B B I J Vs* HAVING L SKIES US CALLED ME �t ------------------------------* ■ » . i ' • . ______ O l d - W A N T A D S A r e A s G o o d A s G e ld 1. Good Food 7 ; V $ DEADLINES * CLASSIFIED DISPLAY! Ta*a„ thru Fri. - * P. M. day be­ fore Insertion. Mon. • Sat noon. , > STRAIGHT CLASSIFIEDi Tna*. (bn FrL • S P. M. day befora Insertion. Man. * SaL noon. RESPONSIBILITY t The Herald will a rt ba m pm elbl* Aar m art thaa e a r lacarrerl fasterlien «T your ad, and reserves the tig h t ta revise or reject say ad* 1teemeat frsm that ordered t* farm to the pedicle* of this 2-B. R. house, furnished. Adults. FA 2-TI64. 3-BEDROOM duplex apartment, lake privilege!, $73 mo.; Lake Mary. FA 2-3729. 2. For Rent I. Wanted U R n l I. Real Estate Wanted S. Real Estate For Bala S. Mortgage Loan* 7. Baaineaa Oppertualtiea T-A Insurance 8. Female Help Wanted 9. 31*1* Http Wauled It, Mala or Female II. Work Wanted IS. Plumbing Berried* IS. Electrical Berrlrea 14. Build. Paint A Repair 15, Special Service* 13-A Beauty Pnrlora II, Flow era A Plant* 17. Pate • Lireatock • Supplies IK. Machinery • Tools IB. Boats and Motor a 10. Automobiles 20-A Trailers 11. Furniture IS. Articles For Sal* IS-A Article Wanted 23. Notices A Personals 21. L o st,A Found NEW duplex apartment, kltehen equipped 273 per mo. Phone 2-BEDROOM house, unfurnished, Temple 1-4M3. 5o. Sanford Ave. on Oakway Drive, near Lake Jessup. 230 LIVE .AT THE BEST ADDRESS per monlh, Phone FA ■2-0H5. IN TOWN. Nicely furnished and decorated apartments, reason­ 3-BEDROOM h o u s e , kltchert able. Park Apartmenti, 1717 equipped, screened porch, wa­ Park Ave. FA 2 3893. ter furnished, 2t3 monthly. White only, Ph. Geneva, 2431. RENT OR SALE: 2-bedroom, kit chen furnished home. Phone FA 2-2341. Sunland Estates — 3 bedroom, 1 bath, kitchen equipped, FLORAL HEIGHTS; 2 bedroom 2100 per month apartment, one block South or Sanford Ave., on the a ir bate MeUonvllle — 4 bedroom, 2 bath, route to the right, Kill, house on everything furnished the left. Enders, Rt. 2 Box 372. |17S per month 1-BEDnoOM, nicely fur house, water furnished. Elm, Phone FA 2-1662. Legal N o tice K i m r u i i a x .smh JtOTlrF: IK h r r a h y alvei- t h a t we are e n s a e r r i (ft l iu a l n o a at limit* S*•*. Samlnnla (Tounljr. h'lnrlda. ntiiler the flrllllnti* name nt Prar* : i • n 1.11 a l a u n d r o m a t a nd t h a t we Intend t « r e a l a t e r eald m i n i with !t|e c l e r k of the c l r r u l t Court. Seminole County, Flnrtrts, In a rcn td a n r a w ith th* prnvlalnna of tha yirttUnua Nani* Mlatulea to -w lt! SeclIon H I D F lorid* H t i tu t e a 1»S7. Hit! N orw at l a u n d r o m a t Inc. lie d wig tl. N o rw a t Anna V. N orw at PuM Ith Star. 4, II. IS. 2 t, I f I*. Venango — 2 bedroom, pletely furnished 290 per month com­ MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE CLEANEST. BEST RENTALS Mayfair — I bedroom', 2 bath, loads of extras. IN SANFORD. CALL FA 24)274. |123 per month 2111 Orange: 2 bedroom unfun nlshed house,- kitcheJ electrical­ To see these and other exclusive ly equipped. 380. rentals, contact property mana­ 2412 Willow: 3 bedroom unfurn­ ger at ished house, kitchen electrically equipped. 2100. Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 FURNISHED apartm enti, hard "Open HU 2:30 P. M.” wood floors, ill* baths.'M2 W. 27th. Street. SMALL HOUSE for ren, Third. FA 2-2»lB. UNFURNISHED house. FA 2-1329. I t Taya To Uie The HERALD W ant Ado. 522 K N O LLS -M O T O R S - TR A D E - I N S Sanford's most complete M CADILLAC NEW C A R S E L E C T IO N ! C torartlbla . F ill Power ■ Air • A Bargain At *1995 57 CHEVROLET (pjojutiajc A I body stylos Including tho now and fnbulous Ventura modal. H I * 4-Dr. • Auto. Tran*. • Radio • Heater • Clean. Only IDEAL FAMILY HOMES • S BEDROOMS • V/t ft 2 BATHS FHA FINANCED Drive Fane Blocks Woat Off Franck Av*. On 20tb 81. A Stamper Aasocial* la On The Pram tea* Dally. Priced Under Praaont Market SEE OR CALL TODAY 56 MERCURY Montclair Btelalr 1-Dr. Hardtop Ha • Ante. Trana. • Radio - Has laatar LARGE NEW *895 *395 56 PLYMOUTH Au Savoy d-Dr. • Cylinder •. Auto, Trana. » Healer • Sharp *895 56 PLYMOUTH ■stvedere VI • Auto. Trans. Heater • Nice *895 55 DESOTO FlrefUgbt • Ante. Trana. Power Stealing • Power Brake* • Radio . Heater *795 1-BEDROOM house in country. Call FA 2-1223. 5. Rei) EaUt* For Sal* 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath home on 2 large lota. Outside cily limits. Easy terms, Ph. FA 2-4722. FARMER'S America's Number O ut Compact Car* 3 BEDROOM HOME 1199 Block — W. 3rd St. — Sanford FOR INSPECTION CALL — BAM C. LAWSON OR AMERICA'S HAPPIEST FAMILY CAR 1960 Rambler American Equipped with heater, oil filter, reclining neats and understating. $4,600 TERMS ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates 3 Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1301 IT-92 at Hiawatha 2-FURNISHED bouses, $30 ft *70. 1 child preferred. FA 2-1577. J. W. HALL 1144 Praneh Are. R e sit* 2-BEDROOM upstairs apartment, ••CaD HaH* clean and roomy, |72. FA 2-0091 ’ Phan# PA 2-M41 RAYMOND M. BALL AND ASSOCIATES Amy A iderato Genevieve (Jcante) Blair Carl Cbocptnlng, J r. Robert J . Schmidt Cmdr. G. R. Strickland Marvin .Williams M *12 So. Park Av*. Ph. FA 13641® Sanford Rvana Bldg. Lak* Mary I Ph. FA 2-1290 OFFICE SPACE, |50 month. 306 VA FINANCED W. 13th Street. Ph, FA 3 2931 Lovely I bedroom, CB homo. dayi, FA 2-1401 nights, In like new condition. Situated on well landscaped lot In beau­ Completely furnished 2 bedroom, tiful Plneerest, this borne 1 bath home ftn quiet street 190 features fully equipped kitchen per month. Contact property plus all lha extras! manager a4 NICE $ bedroom homo, I bathi, Stenstrom Realty Thil homo can be yours for only wan to wall earpot. For quick aalo call FA 2-2721. 111 N. Park Phono FA 2-2420 11473 down, and payments less "Open til 2:30 P. M." than rent I Only *70.24 per month. Total cost of the borne, 1— BR. house, furnished, 290. only 211,900. May w t aerva 2- k-BR. house, kltehen equipL 179. you? HOME SEEKER * 2—BR. house, kltehen equipL 265. Stenstrom Realty 4—BR, house, unfurnished, | 100. Watch This Space ROSA L. PAYTON 111 N. Park Ave. Phono FA 1-14*0 Thla beautiful aig room and bath Ph. PA * 1301 17-92 at Hiawatha •‘Open till 9:30 P. M." home hai screened porch, car­ port*, utility and storage room. Underground sprinkler system ATTENTION! for th* lawn. Located on 1 large FED. GOVERNMENT ft MILITARY PERSONNEL comer lot a t 2409 Oak Av*. Tbs price will be reduced $30 each 1960 LA R K 2 Dr. SEDAN day until sold. Original prlre •ta,MO—today’* $12,330. Present loan, approximately $19,6M can be assumed. Monthly paym ents!) a r t $79. Shown by appointment INCLUDES INSURANCE only. Don't delay. 8 m today. to then* who qualify Can FA 21204. • 1295 DOWN 158.47 MO Delivered Sanford, Florida fnr only MONTH SANFORD-MOTOR CO. IN I SANFORD AYR. Including Collision Insurance - 2-LOTS, eo f t x 140 ft. each, between 4tb. and 7th., on Mellonvlllt Ave., partly cleared, with city conveniences. NOTICE 4 -Door D ELU X E SEDAN *4 7 " AGENCY FA 2-8331 N. V. Farmer, Realtor EQUITY in 2 bedroom house, 1819 D. H. Whitmore Summerlin. FA 2-2223 afler *. Lillian G. Trams Aaieeiatrs. Illt S. French Ave. Th. FA 2-2221 EXCELLENT one year old home; 3 bedrooms, 2 complete baths; After hour*, FA 2-1212, FA 2-4221. partly air conditioned; porch, FA 1-0311 breeteway, large utility. Fenc­ ed back yard. Very reasonable down payment. Assume low *2000 DISCOUNT 3>«r» mortgage. 1M Jenkins Cir­ FOR *2500 CASH cle. FA 2-MOB. This modern, four bedroom home, healed on large, ihady lot with lake privileges, would normally HOME SEEKERS sell for 313,500. . .but the owner Call us today and see this attrac­ “There goss tfist gay from research fooUnr areonft can’t wait for the right perion tive 2 bedroom, 1 bath home • E l i s OB U s lu n c h h o u r." * to come along, ao will let It on a beautifully shaded corner go for 314,300 with 32300 down. lot. Featuring hardwood floori, fully equipped kitchen and "ome lucky person Is going to fenced in- back yard, this ii taka advantage of this offer one of the neatest buy* in TRAILER, pleasant surroundings, 4-ROOM furnished apartment 260 SOON. It might a i well be Sanford. Afler only 31700 down, f t water furnished; adults, no month, FA 2-3021. YOU. you can move in today and 11p e ts.. FA 2-2447. 2-BEDROOM furnished house 263 sume payment* of 37R prr W. H. ••sill" STEMPER Ageney UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, per month. FA 2-2370. month. Total price only 210.700! Phone FA 2-4911 112 N. Park kitchen equipped, 2403 Willow Stenstrom Realty Ave. Call FA 2-2232 or FA 2-2821. FURN. Apt. 201* W. 1st 8f. St ACRES fa.m land Sanford Cel­ l i t N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2424 NEWLY, decorated, clean 3 room FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house, ery Delta, 3430 per aere, only "Open til! 2:30 P. M." kitchen equipped. P b o n o furnished apartment. 601 Pal­ 3230 down, five years to psy metto. Dial FA 2-4333. FA 2-3303, balance. Richards Hotel Mel­ LOCH ARBOR bourne, Fla. Located in Little Venice on canal. 2-BEDROOM house, furnished or 2-ROOM furnished apartment. 210 Three bedroom, lte bathi, kit­ unfurnished. Call FA 2-7930 be­ Magnolia. Phona A. K. Rosset­ equipped. 32000 down and« ter. Floreit. FA 2-1131. tween' 5-2 p. m. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. chen assume 4tfcr« mortgage. Total* BROKER price „ $14,960. RENT A BED » U . Park A n . Fk PA I I M ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Legal Notice Rallaway, Respite* 4k Baby Beds By D iy, Week or Month. Raymond Lundqulat, A im . WYNNEWOOD: 2 B. R. CBS l a Ik* C a a r! * f Ska C a a a ty J a l a * , Atlantic Bank Bldg. CARROLL'S FURNITURE a rm la a la C a a a fr, S ta te a t F la r lla . house, 31300 equity and assume FA 2-3221 l a P ra k a f* . Ph. FA 2-2111 119 W. l i t S t 232 monthly payment. Phone GROVE MANOR HOME: 1013 Lin­ l a ra (k a tta ta te a ft FA 2-3072. S U C K F. IIAHVKT coln St., b bedroom, 13% bath, LARGE I bedroom furnished up­ Deceased double earport. stairs apartment, downtown, PINAL NOTICI! DISTINCTIVE water furnished. 263. C a l l N ollf* la hereby ■lr*n that tha FA 2-3071 before 3:30 P. M. BRITTANY unrieralenrd w ill, on th* Stud day HOME! *f April. A. r>. 1141. pr***nt tr> th* Honorable County Juris* of Hrml- •17 EXCAM8RIA DR.: 2 bedroom For permanent pleasure, permit nola County, Florid*, hi* fin al r e ­ us to show you thla choice Mayunfurnished bouse. Ph. FA 2-0920 turn. arcounl and veiichrr*. as fair area homa featuring 3 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath, kitchen after 3:00 p. m. K seeutnr of th* Ratal* of Allr* equipped home on large lot. large bedrooms, 2 full baths, F. H arvey. deceased, and * t **id Low down payment, monthly tlm*. th*n and there. mak* apptl- 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house. hardwood floors, fireplace, sep­ ration to lh* said Juda* for a payments of $44.72. Phono PA 2-0003. arata family room, and doubla final •*tM*m*nt o f hta adm lnlelre* FA 24490. carport. Surrounded by excel­ Itnn of said **lal«, and for an LARGE 2 brdm. fu n . apt. IST.S0 ord*r d lich a rx ln a him aa evieh lent neighbors, this is a real 1703 Magnolia. FA 2-3031. COUNTRY hom t with * and l / l K ierulnr. buy at 323.900.00. 4Vttt mort­ a era* 29,200. FA 2-0T70. D eled Mil* th* l l t h day af gage of 313,200.00 can be as­ WELAKA APARTMENTS: reams March. A. D. I lls . sumed, terms arranged on down private baths, 114 W. First S t MUST SELL three houees, two /V D o u a taa S te n stro m payment. Contact finished, on* shall. Price 313,000. MODERN two bedroom clean un­ Doe Price, FA 1-2773,________ y Seminole Realty furnished house, 1210 W. Third 1201 Park Ave., PA 2 3222 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gable*, SURETY BONDS REAL ESTATE DRK'E-tN 401 Magnolia Ave. VA 2-0720. lacladteg clealag 53 CHEVROLET 4-Dr. Station Wagnn • Standard Trana, • Radio - Heater . Going Trite FUBN. a p t 2300 MeUonvllle FHA Financing - $350 Down - $60 Mo. 54 PONTIAC •495 SPECIAL SERVICE BRANCH O rriC E NICELY furnished apartments, w. H. "Bill" stem per Agency*'1 111 Elm. Phone NO 9-3297. 2901 Park Drive Designed U give ran th* meat living apar* par dollar .Inraatad Chieftain D alai* 4-Dr. • Ante. Trane. • Radio * Heater • AI CmdltiM Real Estate For Sale Page 10—Fri. March 25,1060 2. For Rent CLASSIFIED INDEX LAKE MARY LOTS Urga 301 fool let, with amall •tod In rear. Can be divided Into two building loti. Wa think the price la right I May wa aerveT ■ ACRES . i In else* proximity t i schools, churches, and shipping 1a Lake Mary. Just 299 Mot off hard­ top road. This won't k a tl OPEN - Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ava. Phone FA 2-24)2 ••Open E m ln g a tin 1:10 P, M." Jjddaif. TUJbi A LL D A Y SAT. Buy Wllk Confidence At Your Seminole County Antbortaod • Panttae • Bukk • Rambler Dealer MOVES YOU IN 2-BEDROOMS, 1 4 TILE BATES with catered Attorn. W E F IN A N C E T H E S E CA RS - Ierrata* fleece, Venetian blinds, carport*, acroan porch, htillt r n a n and maav other extra*. All Homan Carry A 1 Yr. F.H.A. W arranty IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CO NV EN IEN CE Sw M SFUY MODES 0FM M R Y X It S FRENCH W s- • » 'w - T IL 9:00 O M A N ft H ay . 17-92 f t tftfc 84. Sates Offte* Saafaed Ph. FA S-1MI �A W ant A d A Day Makes A ll Business P a y! Ph. FA 2-2611 81(1 • a n fn rft h rratft 8. Female Help Wanted 15. Special Services F r i. M a rc h ? 5 , 1960—P a g e 11 FLORIDA Registered Nurse for GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS In­ floor duty. FA 2 6592. stalled and repaired. Roof re­ pair. No |ob too small. Free 10. .Male or Female estimates. FA 2-64*3. Beautiful landscaped lake fromWE NEED 9 age property with attractive 2 FREE! 17.85 TV antenna with bedroom, l t t bath homa on ALL TYPES PERSONNEL each TV or radio repair of *12 Lake Kathryn. Approximately or more. Personnel Service 2 acres, *32.000. Its desirable SANFORD RADIO A TV CENTER 400 Metcalf Building location lenda itself to Ideal 9th. and Sanford Ave. Orlando, Florida Florida living. FA 2-1741 Sanford Men-Women 120. Daily. Sell Lumi­ ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ StenBtrom Realty nous nameplates. Writ# Reeves 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 ments, Invoices, hand bills, and Co., Attleboro. Mess. Open 'til 1:30 p. m. programs, j U Prigreiftve Printing Co. Phona FA 2-2951— Personnel Service 30* West 13th St. (P 2468 Sanford Ave. Member of Chamber HOUSE CLEANING of Commerce Thia three bedroom home, fea­ Windows, Floors, WalU- Free E s­ 10 Years In Business turing large living room with timate. Call FA 2-1211 or 40* Metcalf Building fireplace, separate dicing room, FA 2-1933. Orlando, Florida large kitchen and west screen­ ed porch, situated on large 109 WE REPAIR AND SLR VICE x 17* ft. lot. It one of San- TEACHER or ADVANCE college STINE student: interesting summer fords best buyi at *9,500. terms Machinery and Supply Co. position for educated, antbiarranged. We have the key, Ph. FA 2*432 tious person. *540 minimum 307 W. 2nd St can ihow at your convenience. salary for 60 days; opportunity Seminole Realty for advancement ana perman­ Sewing: Mach. Repairs _ 1901 Park Ave., FA 2-5232 or ency. Box S. E., c/o Sanford ALL MAKES k MODELS IV PA 2-2241 evenings. Herald. 104 So. Park f24 hr. aer.) FA 2-3*25 EDUCATED — Ambitious person. S t Johns Realty Co. $4,000 minimum salary first TV sad RADIO REPAIR *r r 5:00 nlghu and week tads; Sal­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM 300 days, opportunity for pro­ ford. Lake Mary and Longweod. 11« N. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2 *123 motion after first 100 days. FA 3-2772 and FA 2-M15. Box S, E., t o Sanford HerBY OWNER: Ready for occupan­ ford Herald. COMPLETE cy. spacious 2 bedroom CB LAWN MAINTENANCE home, cute as a buga ear. Con­ R E A L ESTATE. SALESMEN and SALESWOMEN for pro­ Mowing — Edging — Fertilising veniently located on 2 large jects in Sanford area. Real Renovating — Fertiliser Sales beautifully landscaped shaded FREE ESTIMATES opportunity. Backed by news­ i corner lota. Electric kitchen, paper, radio and mail promo­ JOHN LOMMERSK, FA 3-7197 hardwood f l o o r s , vanelian tion. See Dan River at Tee bllndi, space beater, tile bath, INCOME TAX SERVICE ‘n* Green Estates, Country Club bulh in ehast, dresser and WILLIAM H. MURRAY and Up.ala Roads, Sanford. closet; breczway, utility room, 1111 Celery Ave. Tel FA 2-13M Phone—FA 2-SM5. carporte. Priced to sell. Pay­ ments *40 per month, includes taxes and insurance. Buy my equity and asautna 444% mort­ gage, or will accept riasonablt YOUNG LADY wishes poaltlonai clerk-typist, full time. Pleasant dow* paymonL FA 2-M10. working conditions, 5 day week preferred. Experienced. Call l-BEDROOM block home, kitchen FA 2 3321. equipped. Buy equity. 4W% 15-A Beauty Parlora loan. Pinternet. FA 2-7392. SEWING. FA 2-71*1, 20. Automobiles 21. Furniture 193i BUICK convertible, vet good condition, *200 tor equll; Ph. FA 1-7501 after * p. m. Used furniture, appliances, tools WORK clothes, luggage, tents, 14 FT. BOAT, motor and trailer: etc. Bought-Sold Larry’s Mart 1050 Dodge, good condition: tarps, blankets, cots. Army-Navy 215 Sanford Avt. Ph. FA 2 t i p c o l o r television. P h o n e Surplus, 110 Sanford Ave. FA 2-21M, • Bit! VALlftS FA TORY TO YOU • 1UICK CREDIT ANTIQUES, general line. Mildred ALUMINUM • EASY TERMS Ross. 381 51agnolia Place, VENETIAN BLINDS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS '•Hickory Street” , D o B a r y. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom WILSON - MAIER rail with plaaUe ends. Plastic NO *-4413, New and Usad Furniture or rayon tape*. Coltaa or nylon Soil Ua Your Furniture. Quick *11 E. First Bt. . FA I M S Service With The Cash. SUPEB TRADINO POST. FA *-0877. N«w A Used Furniture ft Appli­ Senkarlk Glas* and Pnlnt Co. 111-114 W. Bid St FA 1-4*22 ances. A Good Place To ORANGE TREES for salt. Will BUY, SELL or TRADE In yards or groves. Shade SPINET PIANO Jenkins Furniture D u e to unfortunate circum­ plant trees also available. Ed Davit, 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7450 FA 2-4317. ’ stances, have two reclaimed Spinets, famous brand, like new, guaranteed, one walnut one mahogany. Will sell to re­ ’59 ZIG ZAG, almost half paid liable person In this area at (or — take over payments of tremendous savings. Write or M 50 each; *00 different stitches, phone Credit Manager, Steep’s, button holes. Writ* Box 900, e/o Ml N, Orange, Orlando. Sanford Herald. ONE OWNER: 1*50 Bulck, A-l condition, *200. 2111 Summerlin. '50 FORD tudor, excellent me­ chanical c o n d i t i o n , *119. FA 2-7483. 20-A Trailer* 18*0 TRAVEL TRAILER, 24 ft., u«cd 34 days. Save over *700. 10* W. 27th. St., Sanford. Phona FA 2-73*0. 1959 3-BEDROOM Rilt Craft house trailer, M ft. long, • ft. wide. Want *500 equity. Buy­ er take over parmenta, balance 52.1M.30, Call FA 2-4390. HOUSE TRAILER: 30 ft. Spartanettc. very clean, all modern. Must sell. Privately owned. Al­ so 32 ft. Star, vary clean and all modern. Muat sell. Call at 3515 Orlando Drive, 2 miles South of Sanford. DeWitt Trail­ er Park. See Mr. BUI. | 22. Articles For Sale 22. Articles For 8ale R EDI-MIX-CONCRETE 37” Window Sills *1.25 54” Window Lintel* I..2 5 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-S751 LIKE NEW hospital bod. Phone FA 2-3285. JALOUSIE WINDOWS. FA 2129*. FULL site baby bod with mat* tress, good condition. FA MO* SAVE over *50.00 on 1* velum* World Book Encyclopedia, T months old. Will sell only be­ cause I have 1M0 edition. * ttt cash. FA 2-S3S4. REDUCED! 1. T-V Service Wilkin T ht Hour. S. Service Call*. *3.00 Flu* Part*. I S. Exact Entfmata Of Repair* In Runa Ov*r We Take T ht I / mu. | SACRIFICE SALE: ’» Nashua, 45’ by 10’, 2 B. R., bath, air- I 4. 2 Truck* To Serve • You. conditioner, laundromat. *3,000 B i . Satisfaction Guaranteed. cash. Call FA 3-4307 after 4:30 t . Special* On Picture Tube*. t r * __- 123.30 te e an I SOME CLOSE-OUT MERCHANDISE REDUCED UP TO - 182.80 - $42.50 ROLLAWAY, Hospital aad Baby Beds. Day, Week or North— FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. „ Ph. * a S-TMI $SAVE$ 7. Opon 8:00 A M. To 9:00 P. M, WUI Tako Calks A t Anytime At N lfhl AI*o, 8. Backed By 9 Year*’ Experience. ■ lad 4k Matnolla Ave, CALL US NOW! PA 2-9855 New A U*ed “ Furniture and Appllanca* | Mather of Sanford ■ TYPING at borne, legal or any A Satisfied e a r te a tr la ear best 2**-*99 B- P in t Bt. PR. PA l-M U t advertisement other. Phone FA 2-6*44. ’ HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK WANTED— Work for experienc­ 14* ie . Oak Ph. rA 1-174* ed painters and General utility work. Reasonable n le a . Free Be Leveller With Pw ieeiieanl eatlmalei. Ed O'Connell. Call Beauty Cere. COLLECT Orange City, SP 4-7402. HOME BUILDING SITE 9 Large lot IN feet In depth, PalWORK, housework. melio Avenue, zoned RIA, D A Y S FA 2 61*6. *791.00 total price. C a l l FA 2-2420. Open till *;30 P. M. WILL care for children la my Stenstrom Realty home, all hours. Ph. FA 2-4465. 111 North Park Avenue TYPING and bookkeeping done la Cut Flower* For Aay Oceaiikm my home. Ph. FA 2-6302. 7. Huaineaa Opportunities SANFORD '"LOWER SHOP FA 2-1*23 or PA *-0270 FOR LEASE: Well established 12. Plumbing Service* service station, good location. LEGUSTRUM P L A N T S. Ph, PLUMBING Contact the Pure Oil Company, Contracting 4 Repairs *04 W. 6th. St. Free Estimate* 17. Pet*, Llveatock, Supplies R. L. HARVEY 8. Female Help Wanted 201 Sanford Ave. Phone r’A 2-3343 SHETLAND TONIES, reasonable. M. R. Lord, Osteen, Ph. PA 2-7514. CURB GIRLS Piumblng & Heating 19. Boat* and Motor* AIR CONDITIONING Spring is here, Laat Call for Win­ GIRLS to work in spare time CONTRACT and REP MR WORK ter Bargains on all 1959 Evlnin downtown office during sur­ 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6542 rudes. Gator trailers, boala by vey work ever telephone. Hours Lone Star, Bcottle Craft, etc. at arranged. No age limit. Good 13. Electricxl Service* close out prices. salary. Call FA 2-4963. Such as: 50 bp. Elacl. *593, *533 House Wiring — Electric Service 35 hp. *410.. and other xisei, Sid Vihlen *204. Gator trailer* V ia., *149*. Unuiiuul Career Opportunity RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. II' Hardtop Seottle Cralt *to#5., For woman age 23 to 55, Interest­ 112 Magnolia FA 2-0911 175. Loot Star Flamingo (650. ed la bettering herself financial­ and others in ihow rooms of ly and socially. Established na­ 14. Build, Paint ft Repair bargains 304-66 k 50-11 E. 1st. tionally known concern offers Finance Plan. THOS. E. THOMPSON future with substantial Income, "Gateway to the Waterway” Geoeral Contractor plus satisfaction of delivering Robson Sporting Goodi, Down low* Roma Carpentry Repslri an important service te this Sanford, FA 2-5961 Roofing ft Siding , commmunity. Good education Gateway To The Waterway Phona FA 2-6452 and sincere interest lo children Your EV1NRUDE Dealer necessary. Teaching or buainesa WALL PAPERING ft PAINTING Robson Sporting Goods background helpful. Must have Work Guaranteed Bud Beard 904-6-9 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-5M1 car. Give background fully In Contact SOI Weil 9th St. first letter. Write Mrs. Van Phona FA 2-9643 Dyke, P. O. Box 1541, Orlando, Morcury Outboard Motor* Florida. WOODRUFF MARINE 16. Special Servlet* 2401 Franch Ava. FA 1-1392 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Windahield Back Glaoa Door Gian* Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Glare and Paint Co. 11 114 W. lad 8L PA 2-4422 PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING W. L HARMON PH. FA 1-4224 After I P. M. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All work guaranteed. Fro* Ratl­ in atri. Phono FA >-7411- N EW R A V EN N A PARK HOMES qulet Community i f TILE BATH * LARGE LOT i , OIL FURNACE * SCREEN PORCH i f PRIVATE WATER SYSTEM i f TERRAZZO FLOORS J u it Outside The City Limits. VA FINANCED N O pOWN P A Y M E N T $ 7 0 0 0 7 7 , Closing C u t Only ____INCLUDES TAXES ft INSURANCE * Near Golf Course Turn Wool Ob 20tk St. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Watch For Our Bifna . . . . OPEN D A ILY 9:00 A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. T il Dark Shuunakah “CORVAIR—Most significant car of 1960—for engineering advancement: Its afo» cooled engine, trans-axle and four-wheel independent suspension— AIR-COOLED ENGINE—No water pump, no radiator, more uniform cooling and faster warm-up, plus low w eight TRANS-AXLE—Transmission located at the rear in combination with a swingaxle—eliminates drive-line hump allowing a flatter floor and lower roof-line—and engine heat is effectively isolated from the passenger compartment FOUR-WHEEL INDEPENDENT SUSPENSION-Low center of gravity for good handling and ride—plus wide tires and rims that make Corvatr a good handler.** (Qualm) from tha April. 1*60 I m m of M rtaf Tread Maiasfau.) PLUS—DUAL HEADLIGHTS—Four for 80 to 100 more feet of visibility at *n ig h t ■j' 14 ' plus bonded brake linings, safety plate glass all around and an acrylic lacquer finish for longer car beauty. CORVAIR'S THE CAR FOR YOU TO TRY FOR NEW DRIVING PLEASURE! Eye It-Try It Now—Get The Deal Of Your Life AT �I - Collins, th* first southern gover­ nor to ere at* sueh a oommlsslon I* deal with n Negro campaign ggainst all forms of segregation, cked four whit* men and two pgrots Thursday as member*. "Wo should not expeet miracles from th* commission," he mid. 1‘Problams in this area ar* highly a*mpl*x and difficult, as everyone Snows. It, win b* the job of this •nmmlssion to ptovlde leadership *«ly at the state lev*! hot to Istsd by advice and counsel f M r s v tr possible similar bl-raeial •ammitlee* In th* cities and towns throughout th* state.” Negroes over the South contlnbod their drive to abolish raeisl e R were recently arrested for antisegregation demonstrations. Four Negro women triad Thurs­ day to obtain service at th* lunch counter a# a bus station in Columbia, 8. C.. and Negro stu­ dents reoewed sit down demonstra­ tions at white lunch counters in Charlotte, «V. C. At Rock HID, 8. C.. local NAACP President C. A. Ivory refused to answer questions in recorder's court about an anti- segregation rally last week which resulted in arrest of 70 Negroes. On* of th* 70 was sentenced Thursday to pay a tU fin* or serve so days la Jail. Eighteen Negro students filed suit In federal district court at Roanoke, Va.. for Immediate ad­ mission to the while high school at Pulaski, Va. Their applications were twice rejected by th* State PupU Placement Board. Rep. John Hart asked th* South Carolina Legislature to withdraw the state's IMS ratification of the Uth Amendment to th* Constitu­ tion. AUbsma Exta*slo* Center at P o p u l a t i o n ^ ^ • r t^ a b a m .w ju p e r . BIRMINGHAM, England (UPI) —“ I just like beautiful women," said 21-year-otd Patrick J . Byrne. And In his own way, he proba­ bly meant H. Girl friends pictured him as the overprotectivc type. In parti­ cular, he always was worrying •bout whether wine dark, lone­ ly night a sex fiend would get bold of them. "Paddy used to say he wanted to escort me home at night be­ cause I might be attacked." is the way Jean Grant, a girl who used to dal* the husky laborer, explained M. "He never once kissed me good­ night in all th* times he took me Q y ef MERIDIAN, Miss. (UPI) — A 47-yesr-old msn suspected of be­ ing a member of an Interstate drug-prddling ring involving nude teen-aged girls who posed for ob­ scene pictures was in critical con­ dition in a hospital here today. Jess* Cox, a barbiturate whole­ sale dealer from Tuscumbla, Ala., suffered a heart attack shortly ; after he was arrested In Lauder­ dale County, Miss. Meridan De­ tective Mike Nichols said drugs valued at more than $10,000 were j found under the hood of Cox’a ! car. Florida Dr. Hebert W. Burge**, director *f th* Burro* *f to* Croatia, held* a* official * n * a tW Merida* a t right transfer* written matter from microfUns to electro*!* top* far ttotvoe O N A P R IL 1. m o re than 60,000 counter*—65 p e rc e n t of th e m women—will ntart the 1960 decennial cenMin, the 18th nlnce George Washington'* a d ­ ministration. Many householder* will hand the culler* form* they received previously in the mail. The 250,000 enumeration d is tr ic ts for the two-week count were mapped by th* Census Bureau in Suitlands Md. SSOCIATES, INC tr* • Haw York Stock Back tag s NEW YORK (UPI) - South­ paw irbners get a break with a new s lu m and dry iron exhibited at tha National Electric Man­ ufacturers' Association show. Th* cord for this iron is at­ tached to •»* top rear of tha bandit, to accommodate either STOCKS • BONDS MUTUAL• FUNDS used to rib him as being "Psddy th* Peeper." The press called him Britain's nastiest murderer sine* Jack the Ripper. The Judge who sentenced him to life in pris­ on Thursday described him as a man under "th* Influence of ov­ erwhelming, violent and pervert­ ed lust." For Bryne, the night before last Christmas Eve, had gone to the YWCA room of unemployed a-year-old secretary named Ste­ phanie Baird. When he left, a lit­ tle while later, ahe wai lying dead on a bed, beaten, itrangied, mutilated and beadles*. The defense lawyer* argued vainly that Bryn* was Insane end guilty only of manslaughter. Th. jurors found him sane and guiltvj of first degree murder. British law prohibits capital punishment for murder except in certain eases, such as the slaying of M unarmed policeman. Byrne trembled and thanked ike Jury. . . Suspect Suffers Heart Attack U p art today on bis Study of a reWASHINGTON (U PO -T he numist by Montgomery Polk* Cora- her of people in Florida over 13 ui***r L. B. Sullivan that jumped from 231,000 In 1S30 to ih*ma But* C*U*g* for Na- 413,000 In lSU, th# Ceosus Bureau *• b* closed. . rrported Thursday, ullivaa charged that th# *olTb* S3 per cent increase boosted a oraaldent and faculty have no j the number of senior cltixana to iM l *v*r th* atudenta at Ala-1 more than IS per eent of th* total home and never made any ad­ vances to me,” Jean, a rather buxom blonde of II, was quick to add. Byrne today began serving a left or right-handed homemak­ ers. The temperature control also is conveniently located on th* front of th* handle top. Other new appliances Include a portable food mixer with power booster to give additional thrust In heavy mixing and an elactrle Man ,72, Heads Back To College ATHENS, Tex. (UP!) —SeventyIwo-yearold CUff L. Frailer, the father of four children, retired from the Insurance business five years ago. Recently he staried leaving home every day and wouldn't tell his family where he was going. Frazier finally disclosed his secret — he was going to college, "E ver sine* I quit Louisiana State University in lto t after one year I have wanted to return to achool," Frazier eaid. "Thla year I got tired doing noth­ ing," he explained, "and just couldn’t resist the temptation to go to school.” These Extras FREE With Every SHILLING’S CUSTOM CAR WAXING and PROTECTING 1. Complete Car Labriratio* ---------- ------1 OIL CHANGE using (Gulf Pride Oil) ................ «. CLEAN A BERVICB Air Kilter .......... ................ 4. Interior Cleaned A Vacuumed ---- * -----I. Met A Tire Appearance Renewed ..................... - ......t CLEAN-UP and WAX JOB P IC K -U P & D E L IV E R Y fry pan with a lid that can act at an angte in a slot on tha back rim, to protect against spattering. The skillet also oomes with a spe­ cial leg that snaps into the HanTh* University of Missouri U die, titlling th* pan allghtly to simplify hasting *wd draining off to* oldest stato university west of th* Mississippi River. fat as H eoltoct*. Your personal satisfaction la guaranteed on the construction of each Sunland Estates Homs for ons full year or your down l a S U N L A N D E S T A T E * S im to a d e q u a te payment and closing costs re­ I n i a a g * . E n jo y F lo rid a Nvtof a s y o a a t m funded. IP YOU ARK A VETERAN o r w w n - U N D E R CURRENT LAW YOUR VA-ENT1TLEMENT EXPIRES JULY 15th — THIS YEAR! VETERANS: Y*ur VA-loa* rights, a r n s f by y*ur service la our armed fore**, a r t th* greatest opportuaity for hoBM iav**tm*nt you will *v*r hav*. Y*t hundred* of veterans ia this area a rt atUI paying real. Buy lag ia Suaiaad Estataa your o a tirt dosing coeta could conceivably b* I*m thaa tw p M onlha’ rent to your preaaat eireumataar**. Your monthly pay meats ar* reason*bl# ia Suahtad Estates. Par oaampl* oa a 114,000 VA-loaa your moBthly payment Ijjcludlnj^taxejMmdJn^ is only $87.50. And th« iaturcat sad taxes ark ovtry penny tax deductible. And If you wish to buy a larger hum*, your monthly paymeata lucres** only 56.00 per month for each thousand dollars Inc roast ia parehsao prico sad that M-OO lneluda*Jax*ojn^nnuranee^ Rent money la lost forever! Buy lag la Sunland with your VA-fama entitlement starts a home investment that make* your house expense dollar work for you. THERE IB A PLAN TO PIT YOUR BUDGET — A HOME TO FIT YOUR FAMILY IN SUNLAND ESTATES. WE WILL ENJOY SHOWING YOU CENTRAL FLORIDA'S MOST DELIGHTFUL COMMUNITY FOR FAMILY LIVING. • VA FINANCING means bigger dollar savings. Check these factss On a $14,500. Homs FHA • *90.69 Monthly for 30 years. VA • *80.08- Monthly for 30 years. Ths VETERAN saves per month for 30 years $10.61. • The fact ia the same monthly payment of 90.69 that retiree a $14,500. mortgage under FHA— will retire a $16,400 investment for the qualified VETERAN in the same period. • CONVENTIONAL FINANCING is even less favorable for the VETERAN than FHA. CLOSING COSTS AS LOW AS $275.00 5 HOMES COMPLETED — 30 UNDER CONSTRUCTION — 7 ADDITIONAL HOMES will be completed la sow week. Select your own palat aad colors while homes ar* under construction. cessed — 3 Bedrooms • 1- 2 B a t h s • VA-FHA-FHA-ln-Servic ) FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Giant Private Recreation Park • TENNIS COURTS • BASKETBALL COURTS • BHUFFLEBOARD COURTS • DEDICATED PARKS • RECREATION AREAS •PLUS TAXES A INSURANCE FOR YOUR INVESTMENT Homes Are Equipped With • TEKRAZZO FLOORS • • VENETIAN BLINDS • TILE BATH G. E. STOVE • * CITY SEWERS • 8IDEWALRS CUSTOM HU1LT CAUINKTB < • WALL FURNACE • G. E. HOT WATER HEATER PHONE Ifi 1T I �FARRIS BRYANT wn* greeted Jjy his campaign mnnager, Earl Higffin ItoUuim. la ftja p d Jo« Baker, right, at the Civic Center Saturday. Farris Bryant came to Sanford Saturday and said ha would maka fair apportionment of the leftslature the first order of business if he is elected guvernor. Bryant spoke at the corner of First St. and Magnolia Ava. and at the Civic Center. In both places ha atreesed the value of goof! schools for Florida youngsters. He urged voters not to let the federal government take over the purse strings and control of Flo­ rida public schools. Bryant said It would be vary easy to let the federal government pay more and more of state school costs. But hs warned that the consequences might be federal domination of Florida'! public echool system. He urged the las payers to put their shoulders to the wheel and support good schools for Florida. Later on, in the Civic Canter, Bryant said that nothing touches the livee and future of Florida’s children like good schools. “ Sputnik doesn't bother me as long as our children have the opportunity Sa gat the learning which hat m tdr the United States ■real," the Ocala attorney said. Bryant scored Florida's death toll on the highways and said Flo­ rida must cut ita traffic death toll In half, pointing out' that mure than 100 persons died on the state's highways last month. Bryant promised that If elected, he would see that penalties against traffic lawbreakers are enforced. Switching to the financial aid* of government, Bryant said no­ body believes politicians when they say they want to save money, Bryant said that as governor he ran save more than 1100 million In taxes In the next two years, by turning this money to things the ■tale needs, like more schools and Junior cnllrges. He said that if voters wanted to know whether he was economyminded they should look at his re­ cord In the Florida House of Re. presentatives. Bryant pointed out that when he served as speaker of the house in lUlU-St, House operations cost only (0 percent of what they cost during the previous two years. "I want to be the symbol of your determination that Florida tomorrow will meet some of its problems." were the Ocala attor­ ney's closing words. Starling today, Bryant will use taleviiion to roach the rotera. Ha tchadnlad a talk an the recent spread of efforta by N tgroet to ia> trg rats lunch eountare in atorat. Hla heedquartera adranra ralrate of the tpeach termed the tubject “a problem to crucial wa m utt taka immediate etepe to meet It intelligently and decisively.” Bryant was the eecond candidate for governor in two dayi to make an appearance in Seminole County. Doyle Carlton Jr. preceded him Friday and talked with votere in the communitlea from B n. m. until B p. m.. when he rapped hit tour with a speech in Ft. Mellon Park. Carlton told hla Sanford audl* enre that he would continue to work, at ha had in the past, for "fair apportionment," which would give Seminole County and Brevard a senator earh Instead of sharing the current upper hour* Mat. Ha rip M ltd th at ha had prU. posed • highway program — and stressed that ha bad proposed a way In finance It. He raferrad te a I2&0 million proposal be made earlier laet week ad Day town Beach. "All th It growth In Florida makea It imperative that wa keen up with aur road program," he •aid. Carlton, who Uauad a at roof atatamant on the racial tenxion problem laet week, (treated apatn here that he would uie the paware of the governor's office to "pro. eerva the right of a (tore owner to operate hla More to that he aerraa hit own cllrntele In conformity with Ihe-ciittomi of hit community In order to atay In hutineta fop himeelf.•, Steps have hern liken to aid cattlemen and the county's three and a half million dollar vegetable industry, county officials reported today. Harold Kaslner, a member of the U. S. Fruit and Vegetable advisoryhoard. returned today from a na­ tion wide meeting of the group in Washington. I). C. Kastnrr said that a committer has Item act up with a meeting for June lo give additional held to terminal markets strung out across the nation. Sanford vegetable produce men would be able to get better prices for their products with terminals closer to the city. Instead of (hipping lo placet SB far aa Chicago and Naw York they could ship from Jacksonville nr Tampa and save on freight, Kail* ner said. Cnun.y Agent Cacti Tucker p ^ potird that cattlemen will alad gel soma aid soon with a reduc­ tion In freight when shipping hay. Tucker s a id . tha reduction could amount to an almost SO percent cut. He added that tha Railroad commission and ICC is presently study log .the proposal. ., Farmers will also get tome relief as a result of the U. S. designs ling 12 counties In the stale as disas­ ter areas for cm rrgrncy produc­ tion loans aa a m u lt of the re* rrn t floods and abnormal rains ia renlral Florida. Ooe of lha areas designated was ' Seminole County. Tha USDA advised farmers who have suffered losses In tha stricken rountles to apply lo lha FarmrrB Horns Administration for emergen* cy production loana. Farmara in Sanford and thd’ county should apply to lha local FHA office 6T Curtis (ireen In th* Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. Farmers la Ibt county are eligible for amargency funds from FHA at a three percent inleraal. Tucker, County engineer Robert Davis and County Red Cross Di­ rector CoL J . O. Gregory attendod a stale meeting ia Tampa of reprm senlatives from stricken Florida areas to study long r s ig s plana lo control flooding. Tucker sold that Ida ooue*r given the assurance that la aaaa of any serious throat la Ike are* they would t e eligible lor flood WEATHER: Partly cloudy and ntild through Tuesday. High today, 80-86. Low tonight, 60-64 VOL. XLIX United Press Leased W in WASHINGTON (UPI>-The Sen ate Rackets Committee warned today that a "criminal ayndleat*’’ of underworld hoodlums has tightened lla grip on the U. I. economy. lla findings were unanimous, but the committee split 4-to-4 along strict party lines over projpoied establishment ol a national 'grime commission to help combat (he growing menate. The cominiUre, in another re­ port on Hi Investigation of infil­ tration of management and labor by racketeers, accused Teamslcr President Jam es R. Iloffa again of "gross abuses" of union pswrer and an "unconscionable betray­ al" of union members. The new attack on Holla said ho gained ■ppwef-wtn r t hr baip-dF *"racketeers and hoodlums" and, despite a promised cleanup drive? has shown “no inclination to move against a variety of thieves, robbers, burglars, arsonists, while slavers, extortionists, dope ped­ dlers, and even murders who are — holding office ia teamster affil- , Established 1608 MONDAY, MARCH 28. 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 669 ' iBtoa." U . Tbt suggested crime cummls•loo would hove served as a fed­ ora! clearing bouse for nationwide data oo trim s. Unable lo agreo aa the proposal, tbs committee voted instead to recommend immediate study by an “ approprlate" congressional committee on haw to best cope with the prob­ lem of syndicated crime. The rommitlee split over the proposed crime coramlaaiosi bad .more than the usual partisan Vvertonaa. Sen. John F. Kennedy (DM au l a candidate for tho Democratic presidential nomination, spearheaded the drive for its adopt]oa. Hs drew support from the other three committee Democrats-Chstrman John L. McClel­ land (Ark.) anu Sens. Frank Church (Idaho) and Sam J. Ervia Jr. (N. C.)./ 11 Orange-Seminole Drainage Dispute Breaks Out A little dispute ever who gets who’s flood waters threatened lo •tart In south Seminole County Sun­ day when Seminole residents ehasOrange County drainage workDistrict S County Commissioner Lawrence Swofford said that crews from Oranga County trucks and a grader were trying to pump water from flooded Lake Charity, in Orange County, into Long Lake or Spring Laka in Seminole County. Both Long Lake and Spring Lake •re also flooded. The Orange Cbunty workmen said they were ^w orking for county Commissioner Jaek McDowell and Engineer Fred DeWitl. They were trying lo pump Um water through aluminum pipes, •wofford said. One irate Seminole County resi­ dent decided to laka mailers into Mb tw s hands sad chopped the Orange County line ia two with as a te . Other resident* took a more peaceful course and cam* to fiwofford with a request test he sup n b e drains** crew. I wofford told the Oranga County aw* they would hava to gat permieetea tew* * a flaaalaeM County onraara sod from tha Seminole County Commission before they would pomp water across the coua- i hava m a t e water h tab# af la Seminole County. We II f] .. L II |F ir , dl ai ni fa m bj th K WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha Senate Judiciary Comniittee, lung a cold aturage for civil righta bills, took a forced look at the Iimiae-|Minsed measure today with n rd e ra to aentl it to the Semite by Tuesday night. The committee, headed by Sen. James 0. Knstlnnd (D-Mlss.), scheduled a morning meeting to discusa the five“ ’ point bill, which inrludes a pro vision D O Q h for court-appointed re- U S # ferees lo safeguard Negra voting rights. Although liberal members said S ihry would seek to tbs 11 " ••Mil, tha committee'! split llnaup Shades of old Florida wiU re- ">■«*• prospyela slim far a ay ma­ lum lo Geneva April 23 when the ^ , c , ' , c , w ..T «u , ebralea Geneva Frontier Day. ofriciala and t'harlea J. Bloch. A Beard and Bonsai Contest, a prominent Maron, Ga., attornay, ■ P ro g re s s L in k This aerial photo of the now bridge across l^tka Monroe was taken by Herald photographer Bob Stubbinga to show th at tha final link in the span ia in place and ready for the'concrete to be poured. This bridge, and the accompanying work on U. 8. Interstate Hwy. 4, just west of Sanford, represent growth and progress in this area. And th a t is what this edition of The Hcruld is About — it’s the annunl progress report on Seminole County and contains pictorial and written evidence of a lot of the subject. The Herald also can report modestly with this issue that the number of copies paid circulation this year will almost double that of last’s year's edition. Circulation Manager Frank Voitolinr can get a limited number of copies for residents who wish to send them to other sections, but who failed to reserve them for today's regular mailing. McCarty Names A. B. Peterson Jr. County Chairman John M. McCarty, candidate for governor, has named A. B, "Tom­ my" Peterson Jr. as ehalrtnan of Ihe McCarty for Governor organ­ isation in Seminole County. Peterson, ■' resident of Locklow, is a real eatata- consultant and civic leader. His appoinlraant ■purred activity in the already busy campaign lo elect McCarty. McCarty, Fort Pierce attorney, businessman, citrus grower nnd former circuit court judge, bae been louring to bring hla "work program" lo the people. Ha said hs h at formulated a sttp-by-step work program on Florida’s needs rather than tha customary cam ­ paign platform. Ha said he ferla the “ work program" will let the string Ihe U.N. Security Council. voters know where ha stands on But Russia's Valerian Zorin evtry Issue. criticised tha Western plan with­ out actually rejecting It. Hr in­ sisted agreement on disarmament Steps must come first. U. I . Delegate Frederick M. Eaton told Zorin that "If we can­ not agree oo a .simple first step, it is usalets to go on to others." Thr Sheriff's offirr was kept busy this past weekend investigat­ ing a holdup Sunday night and a murder Saturday. Deputies reported that lale Sunday night two men walked in­ to the Little Giant Food Store lo Forest City and demanded that Tax Collector John Galloway tha clerk hand ovar all lha reported today that this Is Ihe money in the register. final week to pay county taacs The clerk told deputies that tha without being penalised. men had sawed off-shot guns. Failure to pay taxes on or lieThe Sheriffs office is still In­ fore Friday will result is a min­ vestigating the rase and has not imum penalty of three percent as yet determined the amount of on real estate taxes end one money taken. percent on personal and Intang­ A large scale man hunt la on ible taxes, Oatloway added. in the south end of the county He alia painted out that the for the two men. lax laws require the additional The Sheriffs office reported charge of cost of advertising the also that Catherine Due, a Negro properly aa delinquent. woman of Altamonte Springs was Galloway alee explained that found murdered ia her homo flat, las certificates will bis sold at the day night. Deputies apprehended a 41 year tas sals June 1 on each parcel of real estate on which the last taxes old Negro, Willie Dukas, who adhava not been paid. mittad shentmg tea Doa warns* Galloway said that thus ter in tea head after aa argument. II.4J2,B23.BB has been collected Dukrs la being held a* tha eounly Jail without hood. • Reds Turn Cold Shoulder To Disarmament Plan GENEVA (UPI) - The Weal banded Russia a detailed blue­ print today for a veto-free watch­ dog organisation lo prevent cheat­ ing on a proposed disarmament agreement. But the Soviets quick­ ly dumped cold water ea the idea. The Western proposal was laid before the 10 nation disarmament conference by Italy's deputy dele­ gation chief Francisco Calevrtti on behalf of all five Western powers represented here. . One of the chief functions of ike new disarmament organisation, Calavetti proposed, should be to set up machinery le ban nuclear satellite warfare from outer spare. The West suggested that the In­ ternational disarmament organis­ ation should hava a 14-member eaerutlve committee, somr perma­ nent and some rotating aa In the United Nations Security Council. Police Recover It also would have a council of s ta tn and a director general. Body From Lake There-would be no veto, such ai After e week-long search, police tha Soviet* have used lo ham­ Sunday recovered the body of a Sanford Negro In Lake Monroe who was in a fatal auto accident over the Oitrcn Bridge that took Art Workshop Um live* of three other Negroee. Police found the body at Eddia Scheduled Tonight Joa Mathleu* will rooduet a Lee Washington floating In the painting workshop al the meet­ soulhern portion of the lake. Washington was the driver af ing of the Sanford Art Assn, at g ear which created through tfla l i f l l . m. Mday m tea Craft* Hut Irldgs so Marsh M carrying at V i Mellon Park. Tho workshop will Include three other Negroei to their •hatching from life and alUl life. daalh. Deputies Probe Grocery Holdup Tax Deadline Slated Friday Cotton Use Up WASHINGTON (U l’l ) - U . 8. consumers slapped up thsir use of cotton last year for tha first time since IBM, but lha rata of Inrrsasa was considerably wndar that of synthetic fibers. Boat Plant Burns COCOA (U P II—Firs destroyed the Borvard Boat Works hare Sunday and for a Uma tkroaUnod Board To Honor to apread to a nearby residential block. Tha fire sta rt'd in lha N. 0 . Garner paint storage room. Loss was es­ Sanford City Commission will timated a t 170,000. honor retiring Civil Service Board Member N. O. Garner at a meeting ia City Hail tonight. Drivers Strike Tbs commissioners will maka a TAMPA (UPI) — Bus drivers and mechanics of Tampa Transit presentation lo Garner for the 17 Lines Inc. went on itrika at I a. m. years he has served on lha board. today after three weeks of negoti­ Other business on Ihe agenda for ations that broke eff about mid­ the B p. m. meeting Include* re* night. Tha company halted opera­ quest lo use the Civic Center for Easter services and discussion of tions (definitely. a proposed street intersection al Scott Ave. and Eighth fit. Africans Mourn WASHINGTON (U PI) - Pros*, dent Elsenhower and BriUafl Prime Minister Harold Macmil­ lan began talks today at secluded Camp David, Md., on a counter proposal lo R uisia't plan for ban­ ning nuclear weapons lasts. Tha (wo leaders were reported willing In accept on a limited bails Russia's demand for as aapoliced moratorium on small last blasts to be linked with a formal ban on larger explosions. But Elsenhower was said lo ba ready lo agree lo Ihe moratorium only for Ihe remainder af hla larm in office — about 10 month! —while Macmillan wants one of at least IB months. Russia de­ manded a moratorium of four of more y era. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (U PI)—Heavily armed police stood guard in native townships throughout Bouth Africa today to watch lha black man msurs hla dead. It was one week ago today that police bullets killed 71 and wounded gOO during riot* la Rherpevilie and I.«nga. Junior Miss MOBILE, Ala. (U P I)-M auiesn Sullivan, a lovely 17-year-old Irish lass who wants to teach retarded children, reigned today as Aaaerlea's Junior Mias of UMM). MIsa Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rullivan of West Haven, Conn., won over 4S other high school girls Saturday night a t tho rllmaa of tha week-long Amerlra’a Junior Miss pageant. Blood Bank Enterprise residents nr* remindod teal tte Volusia, Flagler Mead Bank Mobil* UaR will b* ia DoBary Tuesday, from B:lo to d:M p. m. at tha Glvte Canter. All t e r n HAVANA (UPI) - A formal pro­ test accusing Secretary of Slat* Christian A. Ilertar of making an “ unfriendly" statement about the Fidel Castro regime threatened to­ day la trigger another round of •harp diplomatic exchanges be­ tween Cuba and Ihe United Stains. Tha Cuban protest, delivered to Ambassador Philip W. Bonsai Sun­ day sight, denounced ea "far from trua" Harter's recent elalemrnt that Communist sympathisers hold Ugh positions I* Mm Caatra gov­ ernment. Castro himself, ia two major speeches Sunday, runs wad char­ ge* ad Open M p sisls a against Cuba by Um V. fl. government. The Cuban not* marked tha la* lest ia a bitter aeries of diploma* lie earhangea with Washlngtaa which started with tha govern* m eafa aeiaura of American-own* •d business properties in Cuba. Protests and counter-protests fol­ lowed ovar Castro's aecuaatio* that U. 8. officials plotted tha sabo­ tage a t a French munitions ahjp la Havana barter. "Large segments a t tha North American press, numerous legists* tori and raapansibla afflclnla M other hranates af tea V. fl. gev* eminent hava pressed incorrect and avaa painful oai*ia*a a t teg Cuban revelatisa." tee note aMi. ■easy at these attacks uvea ten part )»*r aa coming Meat "grfo* ala interests," ba* was "aartnuBt Matte*, h gsraa* ■acute only tg the President In evsponslhllliy « « V. fl. teaaigg patlap* � 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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MARCH 24, 1900 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A 1*6. * Carlton, Bryant Bring Campaign To County NEXT STOP, TAMPA, as Sanford Salvation Army Capt. Marcella Reynolds, left, and her assistant, E. Hill, help load a station wagon filled with clothing and food for flooded out families in the Tampa area. The supplies wove sol lactod b f th e DeBary Woman's Auxiliary of the American Lerfoa. (Herald Photo) • spg i | | • ii |Collins Cfllls Urges Disaster Relief Meet Saturday Khrushchev No-Agression Pact • PARIS (UPI) — Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev called today for a non-aggression pact between the North Atlantis Treaty Organization and tha Communist Warsaw Pact powers of Eastern Europe. Ha made tha proposal a t a lunch given by Premier Michel Debra ahortly after tha Soviet leader met privately for two ' News Briefs •U nder Fire HAVANA (UPI) - Cuban TV eommeotator Lula Conte Aguero, once a clow friend of Premier Fidel Castro, was under heavy fire today for criticising what he called the "Communist activities" of the Castro regime. Milk Injunction hours wHJ\>Pr*»idfnt Charle* De Gaulle. Khruthchav, on tha seqood day of hit 11-day viait to Franca, alao mad* another atrong appeal for F r a n e h • Soviet cooperation in world affairs. An authoriaed French aource re­ ported the 8oviat Premier aaid: "It ie necessary th at the USSR and France be united for the maintenance of peace. "\V# do not wish to diiva a wedge between France and her Western alliec. ••Soviet-French cooperation doea • ' ■» demand the reminds- JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - The commission lUcd utcd aann . ^ F lo rid a Milk Commission anawer a , w e . , « m w ^ l fS S K fc : day to M injunction suit brought saw Pact nnn-aagresslon treaty against it hg Foremost Dairies, Inc. Tha commission asked the has been put forward several time* by Soviet leaders. Rut ob­ court to dismiss the suit. servers recalled no K r e m l i n mention of it since last summer'* Gas Saver Geneva foreign ministers' confer­ TYNDALL AIR FORCE 11ASE. ence. FIs. (UPI) — The longest flight In an impromptu statement fo|ever made by an interceptor air- lowing a lunch toast by Del)re, .c r a f t without refueling was made Khrushchev also took a awing at wfrora Palmdale, Calif., to Tyndall Germany by implication. Wednesday. An Air Force F106 “I would liko to point out," hr Delta Dart made almost the entire 2,500-mile flight under automatic said, "th at history demonstrates that (he threats which weigh on control. our country have alwaya come from that sam* direction." Spring Holiday Khrushchev said tha Soviet WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ people "never went back on their dent Eisenhower may go to Augus­ word, and the history of the last ta, Ga., next month for his cus­ tomary spring slay, tie White war, in which the people of France -.H ouse indicated today. Press See- had great losses and in which • rotary James C. Htgcrty said he our people had even greater losses had nothing to announce on the and more victims, forces us to subject, but lie reminded reporters take part In a common effort in that the President normally likes order that the end result of war is avoided." to visit Georgia in April. "It is true that qur visit is brief," Khrushchev added. "Rut in Not Dangerous SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - P o - so fa r as I have able to take lire ordered between 500 and <00 account, and Insofar as our meet­ persons from a four-square block ings and talk* yesterday have area here early today when t proved it to me, we have the truck carrying radioactiva cast­ same feelings, the same aspira­ ing* hit a train at an intersection. tions, tha same worries about However, it was soon determined those things which concern the necessity of safeguarding peace the .radioactivity was so low to be not dangerous. The resi­ and friendship between peoples." dents relumed to their homes in about 20 minutes. ♦ Missing Plane * Found; Ail Safe CAIRO (UPI) —A missing sea­ plane with eight Americans and one other passengrr aboard ap­ parently has been found with alt aafe, the United Arab Hrpublic air force aaid today. The American Catalina was re­ ported missing Tuesday night. It was believed to have carried aeven 9 members of the family of Lavcrne, Calif., a producer of travel films. The eighth American was identi­ fied as Hamona Shear, an employe of Kendall. A spokesman said that % plane had been found on Saudi Arabian territory neer the gulf of Aqaba . after making a forced landing. He confirmed that the passengers were all safe. • Railroad Plans Maintenance Move JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The Florida East Coast Railway plans to move part of Us maintenance epcratfcm f e w tha Bases Vista sferoe at MaaU to St-Aagaetlaa and Jacksonville. R was announ­ ced today. New Development Work To Stort Construction of the 344 home Perry Willetts development in North Orlando will start Friday, Mayor Roy Liddlcott aaid today. The homes will be on the I-ongwood-Oviedo Rd. near the SR 4I> Intersection. The construction firm of Wchater and Tcrebo will do the sewage, water and street construc­ tion and Willetts will put up the home*. Willetts la a Miami and Ft. Lauderdale developer. TAMPA (UPI) - Gov. LeRoy Collins Wednesday called a con­ ference on disaster relief to meet hern Saturday, following an an­ nouncement by President Eisen­ hower designating IS flooded Cen­ tral Florida counties a major dis­ aster area. The governor said both state and federal agency representati­ ves would be present to give information on types of assistance available. All local government officials from flooded counties were invited to attend. Seminole County officials will meet at 10 a. m. Friday to dis­ cuss what kind of report (o pre­ sent Gov. Collins Saturday. Representatives of the County Commission, Red Cross, Civil Defense, road and agricultural department will attend the meet­ ing which will be held In the courthouse. County Agent Cecil Tucker and Engineer Robert Davis will at­ tend the meeting in Tampa Sat­ urday. The President'! disaster area designation covered Hernando, Sumter, Lake, Orange. Seminole, Brevard, Osceola, Polk, Hillsbo­ rough. Pinellas, Marion and Pasco counties. Eisenhower authorised the use of federal funds if necesstry to supplement state and local money In relief work. But a wide range of non-financial help is Involved loo, Collins noted. He said help from some 50 federal agencies was made available by the president’s ac­ tion. The conference, Collins pre­ dicted, "will save an enormous amount of lime and prevent the further spread of much inaccurate and misleading information now circulating." The President's Washington an­ nouncement followed a request from Collins. With preliminary handshaking over, serious campaigning for the governor will begin in Seminle County Friday when Sen. Doyla Carlton Jr. eomes in for a nine-slop tour to wind up at a meeting at I p. a . ki Ft. Mot­ ion Park. Farris Bryant will be in the county Saturday and will hold an informal public meoting at 2:30 p.. m. in th« Civic Center. Roth men will arrive here after releasing two important state­ ments of their views—Carlton on the lunch counter sit-down cam­ paign by Negroes and Bryant on state taxes. Carlton - sent out telegrams Wednesday commenting on th« lunch counter event* which caus­ ed tension in the state during recent weeks and prompted a tele v isio n speech by Gov. CoIKim. The telegram said: "Asked to review hla stand here oat the lunch counter aitdowns which have heightened interracial tensions In Florida during recent weeks, governor candidate Doyle E. Carlton Jr. reported hla contention that tha situation can best be aolved at the community level. "Carlton said he felt private business owners have been un­ fairly projected into the center of the sit-down problem. "1 believe the individual busi­ ness proprietor has the right to acknowledge and reapeet the cus­ toms of his community. Yet his current position is such that it la he who is being exploited by being cast in the role of social mediator through no choice of his own, hit actual right of economic survival is jeopardised. "Under Florida law, there is no doubt of his right to serve the clientele of his choice." Carlton urged demonstrating Negroes to alack off the paea of their public demonstrations. "I do not question the detire of anyone to improve his com­ munity standing—but I do most emphatically criticise the contin­ uance of a method that would of itself errata breaches of the peace. "Any form of agitation which precipitates disorder and violrnce it wrong. Reason—not w ra th must guide ua in this present sit­ uation." A release by Bryant's head­ quarters a t Ocala quoted tlir for­ mer House Speaker a* saying "no new tax tourcca are necessary in Florida" and criticizing "hidden taxes" which hr said include "151 different hidden taxes on a loaf Drag-Race Ends In Accident Two Sanford men escaped injury in a two car smash-up on Hwy. 17-92 early this morning when they both were drag-racing, the Florida Highway Patrol reported. The two men, Willie Green and Garnie Collier are both being held in the county jail charged with reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident, according to Trooper Bill Stringfield. Stringfield aaid both men were racing "at about too miles per hour” north on Hwy. 17-92. He added that about' one mile south of Sanford, Green turned off the highway and Collier's ear slam­ med into the vehicle. Neither of the drivers was hurt. Estimated damage to Collier's car was 9000 and 9100 to G rrrn'a car, Stringfield aaid. CARMEN DOMINGUEZ Is one of the atara of the Joae Greco ballet cominir to the Civic Center tonight. The box office will open at 7:1G for anyone wishing to pur­ chase tickets. The bnllet is sponsored by the SanfordD e R a r y Entertainment Assn. of bread before its sale bp a grocer." Bryant also pointed out reasons for "reduction in state taxes In some area*, including repeal of the intangible tax increase, be­ cause it deters new investment in Florida and penalizes retired people by taxing thrift." The Ocala candidate suggested revision of the inventory tax sys­ tem and a sweeping study of the entire tax program, including personal property tax, by a joint eitizrn-professional committee. He called this the fourth plank in bis campaign pisiform. Ernest Southward, chairman o( the Carlton campaign in Seminole County, announced that the sen­ ator will begin hia tour of the county at an 9 a. m. to 8:45 a. m. get-together Friday at the Sanford Farmers Market and will His announcement came as no surprise. He long has been acting like a candidate and admitting that he would like to be president. He also bss been viewed as a. possible compromise nominee In case the Democratic National Convention deadlocks. Other avowed candidates for the Democratic nomination are Sen. John F. Kennedy (Mas*.), Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (Minn.) and Sen. Wayne L. Morse (Ore.). Sen­ ate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson also Is expected to bo in man'* favorite for the nomination, although Truman has not yel mad* an endorsement. Symington's s t a t e m e n t con­ tained no reference to his Demo­ cratic rivals and no direct chal­ lenge to the Elsenhower adminis­ tration. His seven years in the Senate have msrkrd him ts a critic of the administration's de­ fense policy and more rcccnlly of Its farm program. Promising details later, he said bis campaign would stress these policies: —"A p aaidvo program tor p ssss Symington is presumed to bo through negotiation from a posi­ former President Kerry S. Tru­ tion of relative strength.. United Pres* International re ­ ported a pledge by Jacksonville Mayor llaydon Burns to work to­ ward a permanent atate flood control program as he campaign­ ed Wednesday. Burns' comments came after he flew over the Central Florida flood area before returning to his Jacksonville campaign head­ quarters. “ Future flood conditions," he said, "will be controlled only by sound engineering — providing canals, dikes, reversible pumps and reserviors so that a portion of the rainy season's excessive and disastrous flood waters may be stored for good use later in the dry season. Ted David of Hollywood propo­ sed repeal of the state inventory tax in a speech at Del.and. David suggested replacing lost inventory tax revenuai by exten­ sion of the sales tax to Include banks, a forest products tax on timbcrlsnd. and a severance tan on minerals. Fred O. Dickinson of Weat Palm Beach said Florida needs a gover­ nor who will work for bigger school appropriations. Speaking in Miami. Dickinson said Florida ranks 37th among states in spending per pupil and "has been falling farther and farther behind in recent years." John McCarty of Fort Pierce expressed confidence that he caa persuade the legislature to fairly reapportion itself. "1 know,” he said In a Bra­ denton speech, ‘that If the gov­ ernor Is not bog-tied with pre­ vious commitments that he can get what he wanta in the first, or 'honeymoon' session of the Legislature." House Passes Five Point Civil Rights Measure GOVERNOR COLLINS PROCLAIMS April M Cancer Cruaade Month in Florida an tho governor present* the official announcement to the William C. Harrin family of Tnllnhannee. Harrin received the official document, in behalf of the Florida Divinion of the American Cancer Society. Harria waa stricken with the disease in 19G0 nittl waa cured in 19G5. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) Two desperate convicts—one of them inssne—offered the live* of 17 hostages today in exchange for freedom from the Tennessee slate prison. The two convicts, armed with pistols, seized more than 70 hos­ tages Wednesday and barricaded themselves in a deputy warden'! office on the first floor of the prison clothing factory. When they learned police armed with riot guns were on the way, the desperadoes freed the prison inmates they bad been holding. They threatened to .put the re­ maining hosUges, Including three women, "up against that wall and shoot them" unless given a chance to escape." One hostage was released later when ha be­ came ill. Warden Lynn Romar stubbornly rafused to* bargain with the con­ victs despite the threats. No one in the terror-filled prison within a prison bad eaten since noon Wed­ nesday. One of the convicts, Texas badman Robert Rivera, 25, was re­ ported ready to surrender, but a prison official said life-termer Raymond Farra, 25, told him, "I came in to die, and I'm going (o die." Charles Cottle, a prison psy­ chologist. said Rivera was will­ ing to sign an agreement to sur­ render but that Farra was not. "The hitch is F arra," Cottle said. Farra la the insane one. lie's been declared inssne." Triton records showed that al­ though Karra hat normal intelli­ gence, he it Insane. " I t it our feeling that this institution should be relieved of this man." Use rec­ ords staled. "Recommendation: Maximum security, use extreme care to keep him from commit­ ting homicide or suicide or both. He is dangerous." Bomar cautioned 2(J0 police Symington Enters Race For Demo Nomination WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Stusrt Symington formally entered the rontest for the Democratic presidential nomination today, lit said the next President "must provide the free world with re­ sourceful and decisive leader­ ship." The Missouri senator. 59. secre­ tary of the Air Force is the Tru­ man administration, announced in a one-page statement that he was a candidate for the nomination. His statement appealed for unity in the Democratic Party, often embroiled to family quar­ rels, and described hie No. 1 gaol as tha achievement of national unity. visit Lake Mary, tangwood, Alta­ monte Springs, his South Semi­ nole headquarters, Slavia, Oviedo, Chuluota, Geneva and downtown Sanford. "We invite all of the voters In this area to meet Sen. Carlton and hear him speak In behalf of his candidacy at Ft. Mellon Park," Southward said. Mrs. Carlton was honored In Sanford and' Oviedo toil*)' at women's meetings, where she was the guest of local resident!. The Bryant for Governor group has planned an informal recep­ tion at the Civic Center in con­ nection with his public meeting and he will he accompanied by his wife, Julia. After the 2:30 p m. question and answer period there, Bryant will visit throughout the county, hia headquarters aaid. —A "public Investment pro­ gram" in education, health, slum clearance, highways, water con­ trol and "more realistic beneliu" for the aged and disabled. —Reversal of (be "trend toward the elimination of the family sise farm er" and help to provide him with "a standard of living com­ parable to other Americans." —Guaranteeing all c'l 11 a a n s equal rights and equal opportun­ ity." Symington aaid much of the east to these programs could bo mot fewas saving* realised from eliminating waste in governmentPickup 9lh pgh; A national ringed around the prison sot to fire in hopes the desperadoes would surrender at any moment. The 1,900 other prisoners bowled and banged their cell bars throughout the night. Romar had given them no supper and no breakfast • Tho two men, armed with pis­ tols believed Smuggled into the Gothic-style prison, virtually held control of the prison throughout tha night. They had been standing In line at the prison's clothing plant about 3:30 p. m, Wednesday to obtain their weekly payment of prison scrip for work done in the factory. Life-term trusty Narvell Fuqua said Farra and Rivera suddenly moved up lo the paymaster's win­ dow and flashed their pistols. They look both Inmates and vis­ iting civilians and some guards hostage, but later released most of their fellow inmates when they heard police were on the way with riot guns. "They said they didn't want any prisoners shot up," Fuqua said. Final Zoning Hearing Tonight The final hearing to stahlilice zoning in the cuunty will be held at 7:30 p. m. today at the Courthouse. The County Zoning Commission has held four hearings for each of the diatrlcta outside Sanford on the new comprehensive toning proposal. Thia will be the overall hearing before final recommrndallona are made to the County Com­ mission for approval next month. A Quote Attributed To Wrong Speakers The Herald's report of the meet­ ing of the Voters League of Dis­ trict 5 w ts printed Wednesday with a line of type out of plsre which made a statement by one candidate appear attributed to two others. The line included the names of Barnes Avery and Otis Fourakrr, candidates for the District 3 county commission seal. It was at the lop of a mistakenly repeal­ ed paragraph which previously bad quoted Incumbent Lawrence Swofford, who mad* the statement about what the present commis­ sion has sought lo accomplish. Avery said he would like It made clear that ho doea wot boItoro that too p r e s e t commis­ sion "has had a planned pro­ gram, except for aooiag." On* of five other convicts who stayed as hostages said the two men "told us wa could go, but the building waa full of shotguns and rifles, and ws decided to take advantage of their congeniality." Officers Named By Track Group Jerry Collins Is new chairman of the board at tha Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, Inc. Collins, who holds operating control of tho grey­ hound track on a long-term con­ tract, was unanimously elected by the board of directors at their an­ nual meeting at Longwood. He also retains the tiUa of general mana­ ger. Other officers of the board sr# Mrs. K. Anderson Nichols of Lake Forest, III., president, and Mary Kelly to Fairfield, Conn., vice president and treasurer. Jack Lcdoux was appointed lo the post of manager by Collins following the meeting. " ‘Mr, Ledoux, who has been as­ sistant manager for the past five yeafs, will now have complete charge of operations at tha Sanford-Urlando track," Collins an­ nounced, "Ha is moving lo Central Florida permanently with his family this summer and will devote fulltime to thiw important position. The operation of the track has almost tripled In size the last five years and we are pleased to have Ledoux's services here year-arouod." Collins said there would be no rhanye In his lease contract which still hae 25 years (o run. Collins, his son, Jack, and Lcdoux are part­ ners in this multi-million dollar deal which waa mada in August, 1955. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Com tinuing lo override southern oppfr sltioa, the House finally passed a five-point civil rtghla bin whlah features a new federal system le t protecting Negro voters. The measure sow goes to tho Senate which has been deadlocked on its own civil rights legislation for more than five weeks. Tho Senate was expected ts paM the House but pretty much as j | i s * . stands but southern foes Wgju M l to wego a stubborn battle mealuM it. I a n a t a Republican Everett M. Dirksen to predicted Senate approval! controversial bill within three weeks. Tbc five-foot bill would provide new federal protection tor Megan voting righto and school Integralion orders. K contain* asset to the Elsenhower admlnlWatioa'* civil rights program, Including n plan for court • appointed voting referees. Rep. Richard H. Ptof (K-Va.) said be would mako an UUi-hour attempt lo attach an amendment to the bill. The House wound up two weeks of debate ou the bill Wednesday and was ready for a final veto when Rep. John Bell WtUiama (D -M Iss.) demanded thet tho measure bo road in its engrosad form, with all am endm estt In place. That automatically delayed a final vole to give elerka time U put the bill In its final, formal shape. Williams, on* to the most out­ spoken opponents, esld be blocked Ih* vote in order to giro Southern -senators more time to aaalyM and prepare their attack. A roll call vota on the referee plan Indicated the Ukely margin for passage of the bUL By a vote of 395-194, the House reaffirmed its earlier approval to tha plan, designed to assure voting rlghle lo Negroes who had been denied them by local officials. Other provisions la tbs package bill would: —Require local officials In pre­ serve election records for Iww year* and permit federal Inspec­ tion to them. —Make It a federal crime to obstruct srbool Integration orders by force or threats. Poll's amend­ ment would make sure (hla pro­ vision would not prohibit pertonf from writing lattora to newspaper editors. —Add federal penalties for crossing state lines to avoid pros­ ecution for bombing or threats to bomb any building or vehicle. —Provide schooling for service­ men's children when local school* are closed In integration disputes. DeBary D ays Sanford merchants are planning two big DeBary Days for the last week of April, it was announced today by R. L. Perkins Jr., president of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. Membera ol the Merchants Division will be aaked l a . stage special sales and the event will conclude with a; special Variety Show being organised by Chartia Morri.' son, public relations director of the chamber, The dates for the apecial events are April 28 and It, with the show scheduled for the 29th at thu Civic Centar. DeBary Days are intended to jmunote good will with the neighboring town and to show Sanford’s and Semin , ole County's appreciation for participation in pnhtis tod business affairs. 1 Chester Bearirk wM net In mi advisory capacity t r ‘ tha Sanford oommittoe and will handlu details of Da* Bary’a participation. v, hjreC �GOLDEN BANTAM - WASHINGTON (UPI) - Every •aw M i than, eetonra Inhales a Ira whtffs at publicity and begins rating wildly ahead of reality. I t s latest asampla to come to toy attention to • booklet "pub5 m to tha totrrast of better intonlM otary nU ttons" by the at ton Ptviato* at ACT ladustries, Pee. Avian to mtaad u» te ram# way with tha V S . missile p n > r s « •*» Ifen baaktot to entitled "What Ev­ ery Space Traveler Should Know. F ran what I hear about the •tototo p r o g r a m , tba booklet would appear to be a trifle pre- ■ atu ra/iu t atoee Imagination 1* tha Mail that nude this country areal, I m glad to aeo we aliu The delivery time lor a "wlah you Sava BOOM w a y-o u t thinkers. Aa tor •* 1 know, no Russian were her* postcard" will b* ap­ M l bam thinking »■ terms of proximately to days from Mara, tourist travel ia apace. If on* did, 1,241 day* from Saturn, 2.011 days from Uranus and 4,44? days toom fee probably weald bo a treated. Pluto. Tha booklet suggests several iint* of interest that apace tourla won't want to miss — tha rings around Saturn, the volcanos on Mercury, the canals of Mars. S n H u lla u . M ad via** that ypu For boocymoontra. It recommend* pack two wash-and-wear space a stopover at Jupiter, which baa antis, am wiaterweight aad tha II moons. Or. if they only have time for Mltor aummtrwaight. Temperata n a thlr* rang* Rom TTP above • abort wedding trip, what could •nro m tha annoy side and IN be more romantic tkam'n stroll m the mam uadar a full earth? Atgrata helaw la tha shade. C DAILY CROSSW ORD should taka a chance plowing through tha wayside roads on barn rubber or mako it safely with tire chains only la Joggle hi* tooth Ioom clanking aa ateto acroas b a n downtown streets. The snow already start ad to fly and 1 mad* my decision. I'd put those chains oa myself with a newfangled simple iavaation, tha wire tire clamp. Next morning the man on the radio said six laches had fallen overnight. This meant Um chains— or—snowtirt regulation waa in ef­ fect ia the city. The announcer Marvin bead to Holloway, executive tho Peninsula Mater Ia n in our efltot to knag tourtots to Florida and tho Develop- CROSSW ORD lJ E 3H L -flb d H B B H H H WmMWM///, r i U H f e d r i f e J H E l B r i B H r itd / / / / / ,/ / * m PernlO M id R H H + M '///////A Png* 8—'Thura. March 24, ’60 la some areas local police and constable* are turned loose on unsuspecting motorists, t h a l r earning* dependent oa bow many streets they make, while the local authorities gloat over the amount af m eaty Uwy collect ia the form of bond* and flat*. Oul-af-uniform deputies in un­ marked r a n hide behind sign beards aad Jump nut like taran­ tulas ea unsuepoettag motorists. Ridiculous speed hmtta and rig­ ged Hghts give the motorist no chance. Under the fee system the local law enforcement officer and often the court receive n large portion o f every flag. Local merchants resent the fart that wtth aH the traffic patting their establish­ ments few atop and they fondant tho tpood trap aa a means of getting aomo o f tho Mortal dallara. Commenting oa tha situation at it axial* today la several Flor­ ida areas, an official af the Peninsula Meter Chsb terms the practice nothing abort o f a license to steal or potting a gun In the hands of a Mtoomaa aad telling him to go *«t aad get the order*. The Peninsula Mater Club, af­ filiated with the AAA. taccnedod. to getting a b il through tho Lagtototara abolishing the fee system in sheriffs departments, but ass counties gained exemp- was a bit excited. He said it this Way: "You must have snow chains on t i n . . . .* I shoveled my wav to tha car, crawled uadar tho left rear and attached tha wire dam p to tha Ure. It really was simple. All you do ia attach tho end links of tho chain to the clamp, string the chain out behind the wheel, get into tho ear, move forward c m full re volution of the wheel and the chela follows along aad wraps itself around the tire. Then all you da to hook the end* together and that’* that. It weat all right, except while putting aa the chains la six inches of snow I had last sight af them aad they were twisted, aad now they were wrapped around the axle. guilty or not. and U>c deputy The next try. 1 discovered the who made the arrest was pot chain waa upside down, with the even la court to make a charge. grips gripping tha tiro Instead of The AAA has many similar com­ On the third attempt. 1 couldn't plaints and to determined to do get my head ia far enough under everything possible to put a stop to hook the inside links because of a block of ice under the fender. to M. Fighting back, the American I whacked at the ice with aa axe Automobile Association with a aad noted the aroused expressions national membership of over tlx of the neighbors who seemed to million members, hat established bo seeing n snowy farm chapping a rod line quarantine on the away at his car. thousand* of routings aad maps Whan again 1 get under the car R provides the motoring public. an a y hack. Bomb mud duat Where these rod lines appear they dropped In ray eye. It waa than Indicate speed traps and motorlata are routed a n y from such area*. Communities arc given every opportunity to eliminate the trap before the AAA cracks down bat when they do it means the community is "off Itmite" and thf traveling public avtids it Ilka the plague. One east coast spaed trap backfired when a constable or town marshal stopped a car, slapped a vicious bond on the driver, and threatened to put him in a Jail. It happened the motorist was a member of the legislature and three other fellow legislators were ia the car. They drove directly to Tallahassee and abolished tho foolish little toon. It waa that simple. W otics I T LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (U P lI Mrs. Eleanor R oomvcU has b e e n strangely silent of late on the sub­ ject or Sen. John P. Kennedy'* plung* for the Democratic presi­ dential nomination. Now up pops word from Wis­ consin that franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. ia aa operator in the Kennedy presidential primary cftmpalgn. W. H. Lawrence reported to the New York Times from Milwaukee that Junior was "striving for a political comebaek on the coat­ tails of Kenody'a presidential can­ didacy.” If It can be aMumed that Mrs. Roosevelt approves of this politi­ cal activity by her third son, there is n second assumption which must follow in logical or­ der. This second assumption Is that Mrs. RoomvcU has withdrawn her firm and dangerous opposi­ tion to tho nomination of Kennedy for president of the United State*. If so. Kennedy should be thank­ ful for that. Mrs. R. is a smartly resourceful politician, perbape the ablest in the Democratic Party. Her opposition could be deadly. Neither rumor nor gossip estab­ lished Mrs. R’s attitude toward tha young senator. Tba Saturday Evening Poit of Htouy 1* a typical example of n m Im prospect wbe boldo ant m the Mieomaa. So R etry baa bam maeafactartng "escuasa" to avoid marriage, thm gb be introduced him to the SS-yeer-old, ha said nothing about any objec­ tion* from his married daughter, but cited the ago difference aa aa exruM for not marrying. Now ha hat changed hla tuna and ia falliag back on his daughter m an alibi. If we introduced him to n third attract!v* aa ha actually m weeks later, you caa be pretty sure ha mould soon concoct another excuse. So what is behind Henry's aprent fear of matrimony, though consciously keep* professing interest la remarriage? What is tho secret bugaboo that he hasn't put into words? Henry has been n widower for fivo years. And bo U secretly afraid ha would ha a platonic hus­ band. That’s why M waa doubly afraid of marrying tho 38-year-old. But oven if w oh ad matched him with a suitable woasan of hie own age, b* would still have procrastinated. Ha wants a w ife but is afraid of marrying! So I helped him bring the bugaboo out into tha opan, and ho finally admitted ho was afraid ho woulda’t make a satisfactory husband from tha physical angle. But that's not true, for sox is a function that should continue as long m you live, barring n few medical ailments that hamper it. Henry'* inferiority complex was based aa false notion* still cher­ ished by millions of educated American men, ea get tha facte. Send for tha booklet. “How To Prevent Impotence," enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus 20c (non-profit). Wives past 40 also need it. ■r** foe a wff*. Saleomm mast learn to toll tho dlffereueo betwom an "escaee" and a logical ■Yooaou." "Bxcoaaa" hide n hiddm emotional complex, whether la w i n or matrimony. CASK E-411: Henry X., aged H , U a successful husinea* executive. “Dr. Crane." he telephoned long distance, “I'd like to register with tho Scientific Marriage Founda­ tion. So what should I do?" Well, I had the Foundation mail him aa application which contains • list of pertinent question*. And Henry waa sent tha names o f several Ulentod local clergy­ man from whom ho could pick the on* he wished to consult as a counselor, for all applicants must •eo a local counselor who also checks wRti their throa character references. Later, after Henry was duly registered, ho was given t h Io name ____ of what seemed to be a very congonial woman, aged M. But Hoary objected that he feared Um ago difference waa too gloat. Actually, after you or* grown, your calendar ago makes little dif­ ference for tho Important thing Is whether you art congenial In hobbias, outlook and Interest*. However, wo introduced Henry to another woman of similar rollage waa 47. Again Henry stalled around, though ha dated hor a number of times aad they proved congenial otherwise. “Dr. Crane." ha talspbnntd me, “my grow s daughter doesn’t think I should marry again. “flo I hesitate to propose to this woman. Don't yon think 1 bettor wait awhile longer before 1 de­ cide?" Actually, Henry ia like tho typicnl pros poet of a good Mlosmnn who start* offering “excuses'* in­ stead o f logical “reasons." And that usually moons tha pro*poet has aomo secret motive or id** that hasn't been brought out tot* tho open. Henry waa wealthy, successful and ia need o f a wife. Whan * s C Attention AH YW nOUND af World War Ka. 1 A special Ye ho hold at the Widows meeting Legion Meadosartoco Oris ads Dais* MARCH 25, 1960 at 8p. m. TOPIC: The new pension MR that taboo effect Jaly to*, MM. This ia vital to aH World War No. I Veterans ft W itter* Doyle E. Carlton, Jr CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR To those who h i v e at the softball diamond in Fort Mellon Park at the Lakefront in Sanford. in the County for CO U N TY, STA TE AND FEDERAL ELECTION constables or munil eaotoptol »aunt las . franklin. Sumter, laden and Lafayette, e af hew the ay»A motorist caaght trap was informed B ffiiu tia r Registration open for 90 • • March 4th Office will be refisterinr days. Monday - Friday 9 'til 5 Saturday 9 'til Noon APRIL 2nd la The Last Day to Register Camilla D. Bruce Hear Senator Carlton speak on the Issues of this campaign. Ernest Southward Chairman laminate County Carlton For Governor Committee 4 mmm \ . March I, 1»M. contained an ar­ ticle under her aignatura head­ lined like this: "Of Stevenaon, Truman and Ken­ nedy." The aubbead aald: "Mra. Roose­ velt tell* about her disagreement with the former president. ■ i4) about the unheeded advice aha gave Adlal Stevenson. Aa for th« current front runner, young Sena­ tor Kennedy, she takes a dim view of him." In that article, Mra. Roosevelt charged Kennedy with dodging tha Issue whieh the defined as "MeCarthyism." Ia fairness, she noted that Kennedy was ill and bospita Used ia December 1M4, when the Senate voted oa the MeCarthfl) censure issue. She -complained, however, that Kennedy thereafter failed to take a stand. Some months later, oa ABC's TV "College News Conference," Mrs. Roosevelt let Kennedy have the other barrel. She said aha would do all she could to persuade the Democrats to nominate soma other person. "It M l seemed to me," Mi# Mid, "that what you wanted if ) y e w neat p r e s e n t was someone whaee courage ia taking sands was aataactisasd. And I don't think I need to repeat here what I have said about Seo. Kennedy a great many times, but I feel that I would hesitate to face the difficult decisioos that have to be taken by the next president of the United States with someons who understand* what courage is, and admires it, but has not quitm the independence to have H." " Mra. Roosevelt also tossed hi some remarks about tha Kennedy family wealth and its use in the pre-convention campaign. Kennedy promptly challenged her to pro­ duce substantiating facts, which Mrs. R. did not have. By now, her opposition to Kennedy was wail established. This opposition seems to have faded, however, sinee. publication of Kennedy's review of Richard Mr Rove re’s book, "Senator Joa MoCarthy." Mrs. Roosevelt scarcely could have found faun with either tha hook or with Kennedy’s review of K. Good break for Kennedy. Footnote to all of this: Suppose Kennedy ia nominated and elected, would ha name FDR Jr. in ha assistant aacraUry of Navy} If It worked out that way, some old mosaback would ha bound i m My: "Hold tight, boys, hoc* w F go again," \1 T/ \ �a Thura. March 24. ’<10—Pa** 8 DAR Names Delegates To State Conference Sallie Ilarriion Chapter, Nation-, give a contribution for national al Society. Daughter* of the defense. American Revolution, met at the A letter was read from the state home of Mrs. C. R. Kirtley. on regent, thanking the chapter for Golden Lake for their monthly the luncheon given in her honor, session. Co hostc»sc* were Mr*. recently, at the Mayfair Inn. A; R. Key, Mr*. Martin Bram Mrs. A. R. Key, Mrs. Lawrence and Mr*. Deane Turner. Tinsley, Mrs. C. E. Butler, Mrs. Mr*. F. E. Roumillat, regent, C. R. Dawson and Mrs, It. W. presided at the business session Rucker were named delegates to and opened the meeting with the the state conference in Miami usual ritual. Members voted to Beach. send a donation to the National Alternates were Mrs. L. P. Ha­ Museum in Washington and to gan, Mrs. G. A. Wakefield. Mrs. Howard Brewer, Mrs. Robert Jennings, Mrs. J. B. Ray, Mrs. E. M. Hoke, M n. C. L. Park, Mrs. W. E. Baker, Mrs. Ralph Leonard and M n. R. E. True. Mrs. Raymond Smith gave an interesting talk on the Scovall Company that made buttons for the Army and Navy uniforms Miss Margaret Westfall, field during the war of 1812 and are worker for the brotherhood'* com­ still in business. She also showed mittee on military and veteran'* samples of many historic buttons. During the social hour the services, was guest speaker at the LAKE MARY COWPUNCHERS of the junior net joined monthly meeting of the Christian hostesses served refreshments to David Wester for a cowboy and cowgirl birthday party Women'i Fellowship of the First M n. Roumillat; Mrs. Rucker, Saturdny, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bir­ Christian Church. The group met Mrs. Smith, M n. Park, Mrs. ger Wester, of Lake Mary. Nine year old David, loaded af the church with vice president, Tinsley Mrs. Brewer, M n, Ray, M n. True, Mrs. James Sima and down with* birthday presents, waa joined by Patricia Mrs. 0. D. Landress, presiding. Miss Westfall spoke on the evan­ M n. Francei Bole. gelism program of the church, and the important place that the wom­ en have in the program. She has been leading the church in a sur­ vey and home visitation program ^ f o r the past two wreks. 9 Mrs. V. If. Grantham led the devotion using as her text "bring the brighter day." Letters were read thanking the group for contributions to the new church program, Florida Christ­ ian Missionary Society, unified pro­ motion Disciples of Christ, the Florida Christian home at Jack­ sonville, the Southern Christian home in Atlanta and the library fund for the Jacksonville home. % Mrs. Landress thankrd members for the clothes they gave for the current project. They will be sent to refugees in Thailand. It was announced that a library for grade school children had been set up by Circle 1. Mrs. Charles Gricme was program chairman and hostesses for the evening were Mr*. W. H. Young and Mrs. E. C. Dobson. O ilers attending were Mr*. W. £ P . Ycslc:, Mrs. G. W. Morgan, Mrs. Frances Jobes. Mrs. Lester Tharp, Mrs. Arlene Williams. Mrs. B. II. Hinson Jr.. Mrs. M. J. Rohlfs, Mrs. J. N. Harnett. Mrs. J. L. Horton J r„ Mrs. H. W. Ra­ mey, Mrs. Landress. Mrs. Granth­ am. Mr*. J. L. Horton Sr., M n. Elsie tathani. Mrs. If. - K. Ring MRS. E. W. CHRISTENSEN, left, and Mrs. Paul Colmun, learn to be and Miss Westfall. • *CW F Presents Field Worker At Monthly Meeting • *Pot-Luck Supper •Planned By VAH-9 • Members of VAH-9 Enlisted Men's Wives’ Club will meet Fri­ day at 7:30 p. m. in the N.A.S. ballroom. A pot-luck supper will be served. The club will furnish the meal and drinks. All VAH-9 wives and their husbands are Invited to bring a covered dish and at­ tend. For reservations call Mrs. F. H. Stegemann at FA 2-4089 or Mrs. John Stanklewicz at FA 1-4383. Lake Mary Club To Meet.Tuesday ) The "Care of Floors" will be demonstrated at the meeting of the Lake Mary Home Demonstratloa Club, Tuesday. The Oviedo Home Demonstration Club will present (he program. The meeting will stsrt at 10:30 a. m. at the firehouse in Lake Mary, climaxed by a covered diih luncheon at nooo. Anyone interested in learning the new.e a t methods of floor eloaning U f invited to attend. Designer Jules House of Julca, novelty for the a mink-trimmed Lehman, of tho has produced a unlucky skier— aling. Ann Bent, Susan Brooklyn, Kuy Wicderhold, Emily MeMennmin, Patty Riley, Linda Conarty, Craig Keogh, Terry Morrison, Wayne Roman, Charles Dunn and Zero, the German shepherd dog. President Visits Medical Auxiliary The Women's Auxiliary to the Seminole County Medical Society was honored to have at their guest the state auxiliary presi­ dent. Mrs. Wemleii J. Newcomb of Pensacola, at their recent meeting at the home of Mrs. W. V. Roberts. Mrs. Newcomb praised the Incal auxiliary for their sponsor­ ship and active interest in the Future Nurses Club and the sup- VAH -7 Wives Hold Morning Colfee Officers' Wives of VAH-7 attend­ ed a coffee at the home of Mrs. T. W. Ownby, Friday morning, with Mrs. D. F. Kirkpatrick as cohostess. Guests were served sweet rolls and Danish pastries with coffee' during the refreshment period. Mr*. K. F. Rowell conducted a brief business meeting. Some of the wives remained af­ magician's assistants a t the American Home Department party. They ate ter the coffee to spend a pleasant assisting Harry Wise, (Mr. Magic) of the Uncle Walt Adventures on teleafternoon playing bridge. vision, as he perform* some of hia tricks for the guests. (Herald Photo) Those attending were Mrs. J. P. Boland. Mrs. 1* ft. Boucher, Mrs, F. H. Gailoney, Mrs. If. 11. Harri­ son. Mrs. K. S. Ilotrpian, Mrt. M. D. McPherson. Mr*. II. A. Mooreland. Mrs. N. S. Pruden, Mrs. Rowell, Mr*. T. P. Slew-art, Mr*. J. R. Swope, Mr*. W. J. Wornell, Mrs. A. S. Poullcr and the hostess­ RY FRANCES WESTER The American Home Department an inflated balloon without punc­ Mrs. J. E. Robinson of Lake es. of the Sanford Woman's Club met turing it, to name a few of hit Mary has relumed from a trigi Monday evening at the home of many acts. to Cornelia, Ga., where the went Dr. and Mrt. A. W. Woodall for Members and their guests en­ to visit her daughter and tee her the annual "dinner for husbands." joying the evening were: Mr. and new grandson, who is just two Guests were Invited to the upstairs Mrs. Charles Bone, Mr. and Mrs. weeks old. He hat oeen named game room, which was decorated Alfred Chiles, Mr. and Mrs. Paul James Edward Brown. H e r in the "Cafe de Parie" theme, Colman, Mr. and Mrs. . James daughter it (he former Mary Vir­ by the chairman of the depart­ Ekern, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Echel- ginia Robinson of Lake Mary, and A joint meeting of the veterans ment, Mrs. Donald Flamm. The berger, Mr. and Mr*. Balph J a r­ her husband, James W. Brown, of World War I, Barracks 486 tables, covered with red and while vis. Mr. and Mrt. BUI Kirk, Mr. son of 31r. and Mr*. Sam Brown, and the Auxiliary will be held Fri­ checked table cloths, were cen­ and Mri. A. C. McReynoldt, Sir. Mrllonvllle Ave., Sanford. Mrs. tered with burning candles which and Mrs. Irving Pryor, Mr. and Robinson had a nice visit and day at 7:30 p. m. in the American wrre placed in wine decanlort. Mrs. Jsck Stem per, Mr. and Mrs. reports teeing plenty of snow Legion Club on the Orlando High­ The hostesses, dressed like French Ralph A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. while there. way. waitresses, wore skirts and sweat­ Carl Srhilke, Mr. and Mrs. Doug- » Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Wiederhoid All veterans, their wives, titlert ers, with French berets on their l i t Slenstrom, Sir. and Mrs. John had a house full of guests over and widows are cordially Invited heads. White, Mr. and Mrt. Jessie Carter, the werkend when two of their to. attend. A delicious ham dinner was Mr. and Mrs. Hal Harris', Dr. and tons returned home for a visit served by the hostesses, Mrs. A. Mrs. A. W. Woodall, Mrs. E. W. in Lake Mary, Bobbie, his wife W. Woodall, Mrs. John White, Christensen. Mrs. Don Flamm, and baby came over from Cler­ Mrs. J, P. Wilson, Mr*. Donald Mrs. N. V. Farmer, Mrs. Bill mont, and Walter and hit wife Flamm, Mrs. Paul Colman, and Stemper, Mrs. George Weils, Mrs. were here from Jicktonville, Mrs. E. W. Christensen. J. P. Wilton, Mrt. George Dabbs, where he 1* stationed in the For the evening's entertainment, and Mrs, M. E. Smith. service. Mr. and Mrs. Harrell Hamilton, Harry Wise, “Mr. Magic" of tele­ Bill Holly has been In the hos­ vision and a well known Sanford pital at Tampa for the past Orlando, announce the birth of a magician, performed a number of month, lie is Improving slowly. daughter, March 22 al Orange Me­ mystical tricks which held the He can sit up now but can not morial Hospital. They have cho­ audience spellbound for nearly an move much yet. It la hard for hour. He produced different color­ him to write but he appreciates sen the name Jonl Irene. Mrs. ed scarvel from a piece ef news­ the card* and lettera from hit Hamilton ia tho former Marion paper, mad* milk disappear from friends and other interested pen Davit, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a glass and stuck nails through pie here and wants them to Vernon Davit of Sanford. know how much they help while he it away from home. His ad­ THURSDAY dress now It: C. C. Holly, Jr., The City Recreational bridge Kouin 483. 8WFT Hospital. 15«x club will ’meet this week .at the 13031, 4001 Tampa Bay Blvd, Sbuffleboard Court in Ft. Mellon Tampa 3, Fla. Park, starting at 7:30 p. m. AU G. Richardson it still in (he bridge players are lavitad to at­ Seminole Memorial Hospital in tend. Sanford, lie is doing weU and FRIDAY will be released the end of the Norman de Vere Howard chap­ week. ter ef U. D. C. meets 3 p. m. at ! the home of Mrs. Hugh Nlcho). An estimated $3,100,000 in In­ ion, H I Briarrliff Av*. la Dream- surance payments were distribu­ wold. Mack Cleveland wiU- be ted to pay hospital and doctor I guest speaker. bills during 1939. . Club Members Honor Husbands At Dinner Lake Mary Personals World War I Groups Plan Joint Meeting IP& AADW llA <£acal Tonight 8:15 p.m S/uco and his Spanish Ballet at tha Civic Center 1959-60 Season Tickets Available at door for this performance. $5.00 Adulta $3.50 Studenta Box Office Opens 7:15 p. m. Presented Hr — feaferd • DeBary . ________________ Tasty Sea Food F ried SHRIMP ALL YOU CAN EAT • Visit the new p e r fe c t in U M SH O E Bntertataaaeiit Aeeartatiaa U wj. 17-91, So. ef Saafard R E S T A U R A N T r A lv< port of the Seminole Association for Retarded Children. She was particularly Impressed with the success of the heart fund drive, sponsored hy the auxiliary. It was reported that about $6,000 waa collected during the drive this year. A plastic party was held re­ cently at the home of Mrt. Gordon Stanley for the benefit of the Re­ tarded Children’s Aitn. and mem­ bers donated rookies and cakes, which were sold in the Future Nurses' booth at Seminole High School, during the Sadie Hawklnt day festivities. The proceeds were added to the nurses club treasury. A new slate of officers will be presented, al the next meeting, by the nominating committee composed of Mr*. Stanley, chair­ men, Mrs. T. F. McDaniel and Mrt. Thomas Largen. Church Calendar THURSDAY David Celebrates Ninth Birthday The Wester grounds in Lake Mary went really Western last week when David Wetter and hia pal* and gala from the third grade at school celebrated hit ninth birthday with a big Western party. They all dressed for the occasion in cowboy and cowgirl outfits, even packing six guns. Two special guests, Terr}’ Mor­ rison and Bruce Schirard, city slickers from Sanford, came out for the event. Terry stayed to spend the night wilh David. Other* present were: Pat Best. Susan Brooklyn, Linda Camldy, Kay Wie­ derhoid. Emily "Buttons" McMenamin, Patty Mar Riley, Lynn Smith. Charles Dunn, Craig Keogh, Wayne Boman, and Doug and Mike Daugherty. The cowboy* and girls chased over the ten acres but no Indians were sighted during the afternoon. Some of the group tried walking on tin can* held by rope which it quite a stunt, but most of them preferred running uncorralled. La­ ter they were rounded up for re­ freshment*. Gayly decorated cup rakes, made by David's sisters, Joy and Sonja, topped with Uttie clown faces, chocolate and vanilla Lake Mary Circle Plans Activities Ten members ef Circle Two of the Lake Mary U. P. W. bravrd the rainy weather last week and met at tha home ef Mrs. Helen Freeman. Tbe program opened wilh a selection from Faith Baldwin's writings entitled "doors" read by the hostess, after which all joined in the Lord'a prayer. A report of the last meeting was given by Mrs. A. E. Freese, secretary. Mrt. Richard Keogh read the report of (he treasurer Mrs. W. B. Harri­ son. The attractively boxed candy purchased by the circle may be obtained from Mrs. Keogh, Mrs. Robert Rugensteln or M n. H. M. Gleason. Plana for the baiaar to be held In November wfra spurred by the gift of attractive aproni for the event. Members volunteered to aislit in the houae-warmlnga from 2 to 4 p. m. at the A. E. Crocker and Dale E. Alexander homes on April 3rd, Mrs. notiert Rugcnstcto gave a very thorough and Interesting re­ view of chapter two of "The llymnbook of the Ages." Delicious refreshments of amall take*, waf­ ers and coffee were served by the hostesa and her ItUto daughter during the social hour. Mrs. Horace Cochran will be the hostess for the next meeting to be held at her home to Lake Mary April 19th. Pastor's class of the Flrit Chris­ tian Church holds regular meet, 7:30 p. m. Pincerrst Baptist Church visita­ tion, 10:30 a. m., 2 p, m. and 7 p. m. Royal Ambassadors ot the Flret Baptist Church mret at T p. m. Girl Scouts meet in First Pres­ DRIFTWOOD CIRCLE byterian Church, 3:15 p. m., Members of the Driftwood Cir­ Westminister Clast Supper, 6:30 p. m. cle of the garden club enjoyed FRIDAY an expedition to the Garden Barn First Christian Church Fellow­ in Eustis, with Mrs. K. M. ship supper with Navy Personal Wakcman as boatoss, e t IN as honored guest, In the Educa­ March meeting. tional Building. "Tricks ef the trade" was tha Vacation Bible School Clinic In the DeLand First Baptist, 9:15 topie used by tha guest speaker, Miss Reba Harris of Eustis. She p. in. WM17 executive and business stressed the point of learning to meeting at 2:3o p. m. Bible Sur­ live with nature instead of against vey class meets at 7:30 p m. it, In your garden. She also Pinecrett Baptist Church Train­ discussed many helpful binta to tha aVt of flower arranging for ing Union party at 7:30 p. m. tha horn*. SATURDAY Those attending wore Mrs, J. Pinecrett Baptist Jr. and Inter­ mediate Recreation at t p. m. and D. Langford, Mrs. J. E. Andrew*, McGuire, Mrs. O. H. Mrs. J. 3:13 p. m. Brownie Troop 64 meet* In tha Phillips, Mrs. J . A. Mackey, First Presbyterian Church at 1:30 Mrs. G. E. Jeaten, Mr*. J. F. Barlow, Mrt. W. E. Nowers, Mra. p. m. ice cream cones, peanuts, aemrw ed candy b a n , and soft drinks, were served to the guests hy tho riaten. One unusual event of the after­ noon’s activities was a ride ia the "Go-Go" machine that David received for Christmas. This little car ts quite ■ racer, doing all of ten miles an hour on a straight track. Each one had a chance to drive it. Resides Mr. and Mr*. Birger Wetter, David's parent*, his uncle, Harry Wester, was present to help round up the stragglers. Harry played "Happy Birthday" on the piano while the group sang to the honoree before ho opened his presents. Past Matrons Club Honors Birthdays Of Three Members The Past Matrons Club, Order of Eastern Star, Seminole chapter No. 2. met at the homa of Mrs. R. W. Turner for the monthly meet­ ing. Mrs. R. L. Griffin and Mr*. J. P. HolUclaw served as eo> hostesses. Tha club president, Mrs. J . H. Anderson, presided at tha busi­ ness meeting, followed by a social hour and games. Prise* were awarded to Mrs. Jack Burney and Mrs. F. L. Crosby. The birthdays of three ef the members present were observed In the regular way, honoring Mrs. Griffin. Mrs. Jam es Huff and Mr*. C. L. Hewson. Refreshments were served by the hostesses to .Mr*. Crosby, Mrs. Burney, Mr*. Anderson, M n. Huff, Mrs. Hewson, Mrs. R. F. Cren­ shaw, Mra. J. E. Courier, M n. B. C. Moore, M n. F. H. Wight, M n. W. E. Raines, Mrs. L. T. Shep­ pard, Mrs. M*y B. Maxwell, Mn. Gertrud* Athow and Mrs. Alice Click. Chuluota Personals By BETTE GOLDMAN Friend* and pariihonera af (he First Baptist Church of Chuluote will be glad to l*am of the return of Rev. Cbariei Swagyeety eed family. Rev, Swaggeriy, his wife and children Carol, Gordon and Myra have moved into their own homo on First Street after a brief resi­ dence in Plnectstle. Mr. and Mra. Elme Hardin e< Seventh Street have jusU enjoyed a month tons visit from their Sranddaughter, Debbie, and her mother Mrs. Charlee Hardin, from Wilmington, Del. tjaJidM Citod&A r. SUNDAY First Baptist Church Youth Week Preparation meeting at 2:30 p. m. Pinecrett Baptist Church Youth Fellowship at 9 p. m. Ehrneser Methodist Church MYF meeting at 6 p. m. B. W. Bartholomew, Mr*. D. L Jarrell, Mrs. Wakaman, guests, Mra. J. M. Roberto Mra. C. E, Lukona. ■EMEROCAUJB CHKSjI Miss Lucille Campbel led the HemerocalUs garden circle mem­ ber* into the fascinating land ef miniature gardens at the Mareh mating, held at tbe homo e f Mra, C. E. Hunter. After being introduced by the program chairman, Mra. Cart Lind; Mias Campbell, who tenches at Pinecrett Elementary School, explained and demonstrated hew to make a miniature garden. Very soon all members w e n seated around a big table leaded with raw materials and spent an entraneing evening, creating a miniature seen* on a shall ar n button. �___________________ . ______ - wjTi' V' Page 4—Thun. March 24, *60 Navy-Civilian Golf Tourney Set A t M ayfair Inn Course Sunday A (M ilan-Navy match play • e l f tournament will be played at the Mayfair Country Club golf course Sunday. . This will bo the first of a yearly tournament between ' civilian golfers end U w e e e f tbs Nary etntlsnsd a t tbs Sanford Naval A ir Station. A trophy will be protented to tbo winning side. In the evening a "bring your own otoak" dinner will be held . _(iL with a ladies Iwwllnil Invited. will bo from 11 tbo a. m. to 1 p. m. Each foursome will make arrangements for their starting time. Following ard the pairings In foursomes; Jim Spencer vs. Gene Wltxel and Harold Ring vs. B. C. Hamilton; Sonny Powell vs. Don Brough and H. Mclnnis vs. Dave O'Hearn; Carl Hubbell vs. Ron Dickerson and Harry Tooko facing Elmer Boerner; Andy Bracken vs, Jack Langford and Harry Cushing vs, ByAlonMowr Rookie PHcheis Making Yankee Skipper Smile By P U D DOWN H anoi riooo i n raaltonal A petf of rookie pitetera have eo p o t* tha aid o f tho Now Yotli Yankee* feat wbra everything wai tr r ^ -g black. n o y 'r o Jack Jam ai and BUI Botha! and Wednesday they gave M eaaftr Casey 8 ten gel his first (•ally big booet of tbo spring When they pitched a no-hlt, nom gam* to glwr tbo Yankees a 4 4 victory over the PhUadelphia p um as. Tho briUlaat performance a*nt • flash ef opUmUm through a sonad which had teat seven ef 10 j K X i l beginning to took S k T iM of tbo poorest Yankee m s rsm. im^ j i ^ fe /m m iw H t* fie * r *t* k b m a X A fi* A r tM d M n x a u o o K A a /U P X tP A R t* tender who had a M m o r d end MO earaad run average at Blebi the International League struck eat three and f a walk ta five laBethel, 4 4 and 190 - . u a 18-11 mark and lia r Houston sad Omaha a, fanned thro# more I out tho gam# with four Bant allowed V l i s Angeles Dodgers de­ feated the Baltimore M atas. M , tha MUwauko* Bravos abut out tho Kansas City the P ituburgh Pirates whipped tha I t U « ts Cardinals. M / t h e Chics go Wfefe fe n downed tbo DetrottTlp r o . 7 4 , tha Ctaetoeatl Rada tha W asblsften Senators, 4 4 , tho Cleveland Indians boat the Ban Francisco a la n d , 4 4. and tho Boston Rod Son topped tha Chicago Cubs, 3-3.__________ Sited agtamovaett Athletic Boss Ridicules Plan To Shift Team 0 b W filotr. _ a hit to seven Bid BUI ghoirran had two hlta to For th# first time in the city’* history, Sanford will bo representad In a world's championship auto­ Gib Blake; Andy C arnw ay vs. Mooreland; John Williams playing mobile race a t a matter of fact, Carl Hoblltscl and Fred Ganas L t H. T. Weber and Dan Wright the sola United States event to playing Dan Cotton; Bari Hig­ meeting Bob O’Neil; Harry Wood­ ginbotham vs. Don Dondanville ruff meeting C. Pollard and Bob count for point awards toward the International Sports Car and and John Ivey meeting J. Andrus. Shedden meeting Chuck Mills. Ed Davla vs. Adm. Johnson and Grand Tourinc Car Manufacturers' E. J. Still vs. Ralph Stall and Kirby Fite playing Bill Geiger; Balph Wight playing Mr. Hart­ Championships during 1900. The 8emino1o Sports Car Club's R. 8 . Blllhlmor vs. Ed Winter and nett: Harry Weir vs. Capt. J. D. Frank Durso playing Joe An- Ramaga and Dick Shilling play­ r a c i n g counterpart, "Scuderla draws; Dr. A. 8. McCollum vs. ing Dick Houvlous; W. A. Patrick Scampi," under the co-sponsorship George Briitcn and Dave Bach vs. vs. Bob Jackson and Bill Toll of Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., and meeting Mike Cromwell; W. E. Orange County Motors o f Orlando, F. E. Cooper. „ „ _ „ Italian FlatJohn Dlekey vs. C. M. Cullen Bristol vs. Ned Julian and Harold has entered Abarth-Zagato In the tonth annual and Eddie Hunt playing Speedy Kafiner meeting Don Mathews. Sobring International Championship Sports Car and Grand TourIng Car Endurance Race for the Amoco Trophy to bo run Friday and Saturday. This la the same car that finished an amasing fourth Overall In tbo "Lions' 300 Milo Handicap Race" at Venice in October 1950 and brought homo five trophies to Sanford. Phil Boll, local civil engineer WEST PALM BEACH. FIs. cum racing driver and Bob Boo, fit 195* (UPI) — EaecuUva vice-president tbo rod • haired architect • speed 7M t fig P fi and general manager Park* Car­ merchant from Orlando split the \u p v m roll today ridleuled a proposal driving chorea during that hur­ \UtA9Ufi that tha Athletics shift from Koa­ ricane-drenched rid# and will again s j fit la s City to New Brunswick, N.J., handls the "tiny tornado" at Sa­ ■ad thus become known as the bring. m . "Nsw Jersey Athletics." Those beyo will have their work "Tha board of directors of the cut out for them. They'll bo run­ Athletics will not sell (ho club and ning against the best that ths will not move It from Kansas European factories and the rest City," said Carroll, before attend- of ths world have to offer in the lag a routine meoUag of the Ath­ woy o f drivers and racing msletics today. "Some people just chlnsry. like to get their n am si In tbs pa­ pers." Tbs Athletics' board of directors Is expected to affirm that It will continue the policies of the !*te Arnold Johnson, president and majority stockholder who died of a cerebral hemorrhage here two weeks ago. • y United Proas Beterxattonal Kenneth and Leonard Berg of A t/OMBM. Metuchen, N.J., two brothers who The Detroit Red Wings don't head a New Jersey real estate hava a very talkaUva coach but firm, said Wednesday they are at­ they atm hava Gordie Howe. tempting to purchasa tha Athlstlcs Before tha Bad Wings opened and move them to New Bruns­ their semifinal series against To­ wick. The brothers said they rep­ ronto to tbo Natlooal . Hockey x a u t l f fS lM L p resent an eight-man syndicate Longue playoffs Wednesday night, | MEW M e M which hopes to erect a 30 million Coach Punch Imlach of the Ma­ trSfiBBPgp dollar, 75,000-aeat stadium to ac- ple Leafs confidently predicted commodat* ths transplanted club. "wo'U win the Btaaley Cup." 1 The .Bergs said the syndicate Coe eh Bid Abet of tha Rad was formed seven or eight weeks Wtogs laid nothing-preferring to ago and had been Investigating let bib players run tha show. . ths possibilities of bringing a m a­ With jlowe and rookie Len Ha­ jor team to New Jersey. They ley popping In first period goals, berth In the ftoal with a victory ■eld the death of Johnson turned the Red Wings got a . big jump their attention to the Athletics. in the best-of-seven series by don­ la tha sixth gams. Kenneth Berg said he end War­ ning the Leafs, 3-1, at .Toronto. Boston Coach Bed Auerbach ren Wllentx. the syndicate's attor­ Dewaseman Carl Brewer scored was a picture of pessimism—any ney, had talked by telephone with Toronto's lone goal on a solo sign of optimism having vanished A r t h u r VoUers, attorney for rush lata to tha final period. when Chamberlain had his second Urn A's. Detroit was a 13-3 underdog for best playoff n ight Ho had set a "VoUers advised us to put our the opener. playoff record of S3 point* earlier etfsr in writing, which ws have The other semifinal series op­ In ths Syracuse w rits. dons," said Berg. "If we can't ens tonight at Moatroal with the "1 told these guvs It wasn't get the A's, ws wUl get some defending champion Canadians going t9 bo like taking a piece •thor major losguo club." listed as overwhalmjag 4-1 fa­ of cake," Auerbach said. "Now vorites lo trounce tho Chicago maybe they'll believo mo." Black Hawks. Boston had boras out a proplayoff prediction by Bob Couiy Berkeley. Calif., was named to that the Celtics would whip tbo 1IM for Bishop George Berkeley, Warriors if Chamberlain "wasn't philosopher, .who wrote tho line, 10O per cent affective." Tbo Colts '‘Westward tho course of empire grabbed a S-t series Mad as tbo takes Its way." 7-3 PhUadelphia flipper hurt his A sixteen team Junior Bowling hand In a scuffle with Tommy Holasobn and farad badly to the League was formed last Saturday at Jet Lanos. third and fourth games. This was after the completion of But then Chamberlain, who sat a season’s record for iceriag and three Saturday morning bowling In­ won tha NBA's roaklt and most struction clinics. Each team has BRADENTON, FIs. ( U P I ) vtluable player awards, mad* a five bowlers and league action wUl Somt ISO golfers on tho winter begin this Saturday morning at comeback and the rejuvenated circuit moved boro today for tho Warriors btgan envisioning • se­ •:S0 a. m. $40,000 DeSeto Open, billed as- a Tho Sanford Recreation Depart­ ries victory. ment Is sponsoring tbo league In tuneup for tho Masters April 7-10. First prise money Is $3,300. cooperation with ths management The teurnameat—Florida's newof Jst Lancs. Officers will be elect­ ed this weak with Ronald Perry, eat and richest — is being bold city recreation director, aetlng as in conjunction with tho 14th anMcretary-trsasurer to maintain nual Henando DoSoto celebra­ records for tho Junior bowlers. tion. Each team has selected a name MIAMI, FU. (U PI) - Casey tad team captain. Bowling will bt Stengel of the Yankees wares, saaetioaed by tha Junior Ameri­ "look out for these Baltimore kids can Bowling Congress. to 1940." And Orioles Manager Paul Rich­ ards agrees with him. "We've got a corner on kids, •specially when it eemea to pitchlag." the usually stera-faead Rich­ ards smiles. And there isn't a dissenter In the American League. They ell agree te st Richards, only a mediocre catcher to his major league career, can workmagic whin It com ts to pitching. But they are not at all sura that ha haa enough other young blood along with that pitching to over­ take tueh cluba aa the White Sex, Indians and Yaakaes. By OARt KALB United Pros* International Tbo Boston CelUcs, tbelr confi­ dence shaken by WUt ChamberIain’s rotura to scoring form, and tha MlanoapoUs Lakers, enjoying tho long arm of coincidence, went after'tho clinchers tonight In the National BasketbaU Association divisions] playoffs. Boston, stymied by Chambertala's M-petot performance Tues­ day alfbt, held a 3 4 lead for tho sixth game of tho Eastern Divi­ sion finals a t Philadelphia. Minneapolis hold a sim ilar edge over tha SL Louis Hawks la a home game that could wrap up the Western Division final. A year ago, the Laker* downed tho Hawks to a fifth-game overtime Legal Notice iv n o rm s i: d o it s c o i r t , IHtSIVOLH COUNTY, FLORIDA F.STATR OF JAMBS >L ME ALB T. D 'rsa is d . n e r i c a t o c r b d it o r s TO AU PERSON* IIAVINO CLAIM* DR DBMANDS AGAINST SAID KSTATKl T su and *arh of yau era M r* . h r 0*110*4 and required ta III* a o r slalm a sad damands which ra n , or a tlh a r »r you, may hava aealn at aald a tla l* la ill* affla t a t H aa. W llaao A taaandar, County Ju d e a of Bawloalo County, o t hla of f its In th a C aurt Hauaa In San­ ford, F lorida, w ithin a lf h t calaa d a r m ouths from th a tlm t of tho firs t publlM tlav a t th is no. ties, Bach claim or daman* mual ho la w r lt ta t **d contain th s plsao of raatdanc* s a d poat affle* addraaa o f th s alatm ont sa d muat b* sw orn to by tha rlaln A at, hla o s a a t o r atto ra a y , o r th a ooma ahall ha void. Jam aa K, Ilaatay, Jr. A t B taculoc of aald ra ta ls A ksrm aa, T urabult, S aatarfltt * Bites* O rteada, F lartd a A ttaraaya fa r B aoostar Fuhtlah March I t . IT, I t . I t . IMS. Look Out For Orioles, Yank Nightly 2 TRAILING NEARS END for trottem and pacers at Seminole Raceway as the harness tnpek season approaches. The two pictured here are among the 200 horses which have been trained near Casselberry during the winter. (Herald photo) Weller Winner Happy Joe Lucky Is Top Choice Wants More Action In Featured Kennel Club Race MIAMI BEACH, F it. (U PI) Welterweight Florentine Fernan­ des clamored today for action against "a fighter who doesn’t run" after his close doeUlon over spoedy Balph Dupes In a nationally-telavlsad 10-round bout.. "Ho ran away all the light," said tho 84-yoar-old Cuban, who wa able to eatch his more exporianeed opponent only briefly Wednesday night to show his her­ alded punching power. Fernandes, after being mysti­ fied by Dupas' defensive tactics In tha early rounds, floored him Uta in tha seventh round with Ida specialty, a left book. Tbo knockdown evidently was the msrgin of victory. Judge Ed­ die Thai scored It a draw, 9444, under the 10-polnt m ust system; but Judge Stu Winston favored Fernandas, N • M, and Refer*# BUI Bogan had Fernandas la front, Sa w . UnlUd Press Interna­ tional scored It for Fernandes; 94-93. Dupas, third • ranked welter­ weight contender from New Or­ leans, caused Fernandes to miss wildly s e v e r a l times. Out­ weighed 145W to 11741, and hav­ ing the shorter reach, Dupas slipped dozens of punches and cleverly tied up Fernandes when Um Cuban bored In. BOSTON (U PI) — Catcher Sammy White's next trip to the post office wUl kill the deal in which the Boston* Red Sox traded him for first baseman Jim MarsbaU to the Cleveland Indians During normal times, tho U.S. for catcher Russ Nixon.* White said Wednesday night steel industry produces about 35 to 40 percent of the world’s total m ii., uiai no ucmmci/ ib quit* output. ting baseball" to devote his time to a bowling enterprise in which By 1975, total population of tbo he has a partnership. U. S.wlll be an estimated 235 milBaseball Commissioner Ford lion. The labor force will total 94 Frick said in. Belalr, Fla., that mllUon, according to economists. as soon as he receives official no­ tification of White’s retirement "the deal which sent him to the Indians is definitely off." A player’s voluntary retirement be­ comes official only when he noti­ fies the commissioner's office by Tho DcSoto Lakes eourse, only letter. General managers Bucky Har­ a year and a half old, was onoe ris of the Red Sox and Frank a swamp. But the rain which Lane of the Indians have been ar­ forced two postponements of ths guing over whether the deal was SL Petersburg Open last week is valid or void since It was an­ nounced last week. not expected to delay this one. Tbo 4,103-yard course is in excellent condition and b a l m y weather la forecast. | Murxfarout Fun! Legal Notice r ir T iT io tr e nam r NOTICK Ifl h t r t h r sl»*n th a t T am e n c a s 'd In bualntaa a t ll»N Orlando Or. Hanford. H'mlnoU fo u n t)1, Florida, u n d tr tha fletltloua nam r nf, J a t Inn n ta ta u ra n t. and th a t I Inland to ra e la ta r aald nama w ith tha Clark of th a C trru lt Court. Kamlnola County, Florida. In accordance w ith tha yrovlelons of tha F lrtltloua Nama H tatui.a, to .w it: Faction IIJ.OJ Florida Btatulaa 1*ST. Hie: Atlr* S. W add.lt Puhllali Mar. SI, SI & Apr. 7. II. riC T IT IO C a NATO XOTICB 1H b t r t b r Xlvan th a t 9fe am v*ns«c»4. In bualn's* a t H».w H'mlnoU fount)-. Florida, u n d tr tha fictitious nama of. T t r r t r a K achans* T tlrp h o n a Anawtrlnfe nervier, and th a t I Inland to r»*l»t»r *ald nam e w ith tha C lark nf tha C ircuit Court, Bamlnola County. Florida, In accordanaa w-lth tha 'provisions of tha F icti­ tious Nam* BtatuU s, to-w ltt Bas­ tion SSI.os Florida B iatuiaa HIT, 81s: Carol T a tra u lt Fuhtlah Mar. 1*. IT. St, SI, 1SSS. xoTicB i s n a a n c T tn o v s NAMR LAW COUNTIES feat, lie 8:10 P.M. WEEKLY . hueling attract manytoorieto to Wakulla County. In fact, coptmarcial fishing and tourists comprise the main source ot incoma. . . In addi* tton to agrtculturo and timber. Most of tho county’s JWJWlMrosof forost lands art embraced by tho Apalachirala National Foroat. Enormous Wakulla Springs la a world-* Ido attraction, h boils tip from UmnUmo for. tnationt and covtri an arva of n o n than four aerate • V a k i P a rtia l Sorry, Na Minors constantly to maintain the sate ot bear and ate under pleasant, orderly conditions. Believing that strict law enforcement serve* tha bott interest th* poop]* of Ifiortea, tho Foundation stromas clos* sospertHast with |h*Jtrmed Forces, Uw enforcement sad gorarateg of* at a mwen floaUt fit Banned mi 17-93 Then Went ot Rod A ttn 4 ■t i M (i NOTICE IB IIK R E O r OIVBN th s t th* undsrslxnsd, d es.rln e to •n ssg * In busln*»s und*r th s fli-tl. tinii* nam* of ART ELBCTtUC OF HANFORD, In c it'd St Ssnford. H«n,lnol* County, F lorlds, tnt*nd*d to r*xlst*r said nsm* w ith th* Clark of tho C ircuit C ourt o f B*mlnot* County, Florida. A rth u r J . Douxh*rty, Sr. A rthur J. P o u sh arty , J r . K rn n 'th O. Bpsuldlnv A ttn rn 'jr for A rth u r J .’ C ouchfrty . Hr. and A rth u r J . D ouehafty. Jr. m K*nn*th a . Spsuldtnv W Sanford A tlantia N st. B ank B id,. Hanford. Florida TcLphon* F a irfa x t-TOtS Nam* of p trsen ptaelBv sdvsrll**raont: A rthur J. D o u sh trty , Sr. A ddr*ts: lAk* Mary. Florida Publlah Mar. SI, SI A Apr. T. 14. WAKULLA CO UN TY Wedneflidtj, Friday f t Saturday 2 P . E LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY. • Ctehhaaaa • Hoatod Jorry CalUaa, Co-Owner other Grade-A race, tha narly favorite’s rols goes to 0 . B.’s Mtlon, a four-time .winner who will run from tbs covoted flrat otertlag spot. Dorlene, also a female stepper,1* Is ranked second-best, from tho four-box. Roundnlg out tho ninth raeo field a n Mltra’s Tie, fitatute, 0 . B.’s Modest, Pete O’Lear, Rocky MacGInty and Poeo Lad. s F L O R I D A 3 MATINEES L a u |K » a n d One of the giants of Sanford-OrUndo Kennel Club, 69*pound Hap­ py Joe Lucky, is expected to Uunch tonight’s Ladles N ight ac­ tion with plenty of power. The pride of Race Street Kanncla with nine triumphs on his credential is . a 9>to-5 choice on ths morning lint to cop the open­ ing event on a 10-raco schedule starting at 8:10 p. m. For the next to lest time this oeason, all woman, will ha admitted to tha oval without charge. Happy Joe will ba galloping from the second post position. O. B.’s Scare Is another highlyranked greyhound in tho initial contact. In tonight's ninth encounter, an- �Off Deafer! Rrralh Thur«. March 24. *60—Page 8 < M3OW BANVO0 ESS* At-LOvV B U V 3 F R O M A N O T H E R B L O C * TO • C R O S S O V » * IM T O C J R T B R R iT C K V f enow Ab b y o u 7 6 0 B X C tT E P *INF V ABOOTfSriOW V I- h Hi w yeAH.ORANOMA, IT WAS J U S T AN ACODENtT//------ in . i By United Prtaa international The threat of an economic boy­ cott by Ncgroe* protesting segre­ gated lunch counter* appeared to be gaining momentum in the South today. In Petersburg, Va., Negroes pledged to continue their fight agaim t (tore owner* who refuse to permit Negro** to eat with white*. Attorney Clarence Newsome told a in*** meeting of approx­ imately 600 Negroes Wednesday night to "use the ballot, the eco­ nomic boycott and then go in, ait down and eat." However, two -dime atores ignored the demand* of Negro leaders to integrate their lunch counter*. Earlier this week, the Peters­ burg Improvement Assn. had lasued an ultimatum to the man­ ager* of Woolworth, Kresge and Grant atore* that failure to intograte their eating facilitie* would result in picketing and boycott. The manager* of Woolworth and Kre*ge both aald they intended to follow "community customa" of rigid aegregation. The Grant man­ ager Asked for a on# week's de­ A CEBTAlU PARTY ’S M Q U S B .,.r 1 THIS a tu tr, AWrtA, KNOW/ IMTHE CRCEVi Negro Protest Moves Gaining Momentum BUT VWY WON'T SHE ddPF.VTHERE'S THEEND >v OF THE RUNWAY// > lay to get a decision from bla na­ tional office. In Memphis, Negro students agreed to refrain from any public demonstration* for a two-week period to permit a possible plan of "orderly desegregation." But the truce was marred when a 15-ycar-oid girl was arrested after ah* took a front seat on a city hu* and refused to move. Memphis Judge Beverly Bouahe delayed for two weeks the trials of 17 Negroes charged with dis­ turbing the peace in public li­ braries. A court suit has been pending on the segregated public libraries in Memphis. Ten Negroes awaited official action on their application* to enroll at the all-white University of Alabama Extension Center in Montgomery, Ala. The university Is under- a continuing Injunction not to deny admission to any student because of race. In L ittl, Rock, Ark., merchants refused to meet with a committee of Xegroc* to discuss customer treatment. A Negro lawyer hinted that Negroes may try to integrate Little Rock’s Junior high schools in September. MIAMI (U P I)- Miami's bookbanning controversy took a sur­ prising turn Wednesday night when Dade County School Supt. Dr. Joe Hall denied any such ban existed. llsll said Aldoui Huxley's "Brave New World" and George Orwell's "1H4" had only been temporarily removed because of "unusual publicity." Hall aald the two novels would be back on county high school shelves as soon a t "the demand becomes more normal in nature." The novel* were firat removed from required reading lista and then withdrawn from school lib­ rary circulation. An anonymous telephone complaint from > stu­ dent's parent was reported to have touched off the action. Tiny Acorn Grows fLL MAIL MV STORY ^ AMO BE BACKROOM , . THE POSTOFFICE 1 \K K « S M 6 E /6000 N«ur- ALL THOSI GUYS R U N G ON SAR6£l W ES IM T R O U B L E / y r KNOWfiv/ C 1 -/0 1 0 * 7 CHIN KUL A, /*AV Mrs. Emma Hartline Is Dead At 92 i/ m v -t m a t i s ^ > A P R O B L E M -, ' V / H A T A R E YO U L G O IN G TO D O \ A B O U T IT ? Y GOT FOUR GIRLS • A N O T W E L V E r- e o v s ,___ ' WE'RE HAVING SUCH A TIME . f NOTHING-1 JLv i e l U u s t ? H A V E TO MC*»E THATMORS V BO VS- < ( 5 HOW UP 1 W ITHTH& ftARTV WElP ?i|VING XT W EEK Mrs. Emma B. Hartline, 12. died Wednesday nifht at a local nursing home. She was born In Kinslnston, Ga., Sept. 30, 1867 and came to San­ ford in 1919. She was a member of the Firat Baptist Church of Sanford. She la aurvived by two torn, W. Hartline and P. L. Hartline; one niece, Mra. Milton Hawklna and one nephew, R. W. Hartline. Funeral aervicea will he held at It a. m. Saturday at the Brilaon Funeral Home with the Rev. W. P. Brook* J r. officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Watch Out For False Census Taker Chamber Warns Beginning April 1, census enum­ erators will atari ringing door bells In the gigantic task of counting the nation's population. Because a scattering of opportunist* Invari­ ably lake advantage of thla oper­ ation to pose as cenius takers, in order to get Into homes for salei purposes, John Krlder, executive manager of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, cautioned the public todiy lo be on guard against such pretenders. Osteen Boy Joins Marine Program T H E A fR B Jimmie B. Shivers, aon of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Shivers, Box *3, Osteen, h is enlisted In tho U.S. Marine Corps 120 dsy delay pro­ gram. Shivers, a senior at DeLand High School attained a top grade score on tho Armed Force* quali­ fication teat recently at Jackson­ ville and will now complete high school and report for basic train­ ing on June 21, Phone FA 2-2611 DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY! Tues.. thru Frl. • t F. M. day for* Insertion. Men. • S a t STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED! Tues. thm Frl. * S F. M. day bn* fore insertion. Me*. ■ SOL dee*. RESPONSIBILITY! The Herald will no! be n i p enaikl* for mere than nan In te rn e t laser* lion af your ad, and reserves the right to revise or reject any ad* vrrtisement from th a t erderW la conform to the peliciea of thla paper- NORTHAMPTON. M an. (UPI) —Smith College's Xcllson Library began as a "reading room" in 1BTS with one book — Webster's Dictionary. Today It haa 430,000 volumes, making it the largest women's college library in the nation. School Insurance Savings Discussed Ways for Seminole County to get lower school Insurance rates by putting more safety features In schools may come out of last waek's fire safety and insurance conference at Jacksonville, County Director of Instruction Stewart Gatchcll said. Gatchcll said the county doesn't need to make any apologies for its present school, but the confer­ ence of teachers, (ire marshals and Insurance men may keep school ofllrials from overlooking small safety items in tho future. He said the talks and reports which grew out of them will five a more uniform approach to the manner in which Seminole County and other Florida schools solve 'dems relating to building codes, ranee ratings and safety pre­ cautions. The improved approach will be aimed primarily at safeguarding lives, but will also look out for preserving property. CLASSIFIED ADS Book Banning Controversy Takes Surprising Turn CABD OF THANKS To the Churchea Club* ta d many Friends. The Good Samaritan Horn* Family and Staff taka thla math* od to thank their many many Friends of Sanford, DaBary, and Lake Mary, Florida, far the many blessings af various kind that' we have received during tbs p a il 12 y e a n . Again wa thank yds. Now we cordially Invite you te attend the (12th. A nnlvanary od the Good Samaritan Homo.) March 2T, 1$$0. At the Free Wffl Holiness Church, at S:F. W. Located on the corner af Sth. and Mulberry Ave. adjaeent to the Good Samaritan Horn*. Thank you, (Mother) Ruby L. Wilson, Pres, 3-BEDROOM duplex apartment, lake privileges, $7$ me.; Lake Mary. FA 2472$. SMALL HOUSE for rest, IIS W. Third. FA 2 2111. NEW duplet apartment, Jattel equipped ITS per mo. f b Temple 1*1101. LT. ROCII M. LAURENZANO (left) and Lt. Nilus W. Hubble, incoming and outgoing Roman Catholic Chap* Inins at the Sanford Naval Air Station, are ahown at a reception held In Father Lnurenznno’ii honor at the NAS Ballroom lust Sunday. Catholic Navymen and their de­ pendents attended the reception to meet the n e w chap* lain. LIVE AT TinB BEST ADDBKIft IN TOWN. Nicely furnished a a i decorated apartments, relaeaa Ap‘ rk r .Api 2 2 r ^ m 2-BEDROOM home, ltnfiiTelihedj So. Sanford Ave. on Oakway Drive,, near Lake Jsssup. M par month. Phone FA 1 -tM , Hospital Notes WASHINGTON (UP1) -P riv a te plane pilots taking off from Flor­ ida, Georgia and Alabama a rt under strict new government scru­ tiny today to prevent illegal flights to Cuba. But federal officials conceded they could not atop pilots from flying to Cuba without avldence of intended wrong-doing. The Federal Aviation Agency lisucd tough new regulations Wed­ nesday night designed to block unauthorised flights that might bring further anti-American at­ tacks from Premier Fidel Castro. The Cuatoma Bureau offered up lo $3,000 reward to tipsters who report planned illegal shipments of arms or ammunition to Cuba or any other foreign country. The FAA called on all plane operators and aircraft charier and rental agenciei In Florida, Geor­ gia and Alabama (o report any peraona seeking to charter or rent aircraft. Thla would not apply to persona well-known to airport operators. The craekdown w it ordered In the wake of a flight by two Amer­ icans, now being held by tho Castro regime after being ahot down on the Island. Cuba haa accused the two pilot* of trying to rescue supporter* of the old Batista regime. The new measure* called for establishment of a flight informa­ tion eenter at the U. S. Immigra­ tion and Naturalisation Service headquarters in Miami. The center will be a focal point for receipt of "voluntary Informa­ tion from any aource relating to proposed flights to foreign countrie* emanating from the south­ eastern United States.” Upon re­ ceiving such Information, the cen­ ter will alert the FBI or other appropriate agencies. Births Mr. and Mra. Cbartaa 0 . Mar* row, Sanford, n daughter; Mr. had Mra. Jam ea Spaulding, DaBnfy, § *oo. ^ , Wills M at Hood, Sanford; A m al Terry, Saaford; William Kirby, Sanford; Florence G U ckm t, San* ford; Maud# Scott, Banlacd ; Mra. Gaorg* B ram bartar and baby, Sanford; Lida Jaaaa, S e a te d ) Chester McQueen, Geneva; Dm * nieso Bennett, Sanford; Charlin Ridgeway, Sanford; N tlda PaweU, CUT R A T E LIQ U O R S Trainer Claims MIAMI (UPI) — Animal trainer Robert Tomarchln told a rlvll court Judge Wednesday he took his chimpanzee pal Mr. Moke from the SI. Louis Zoo because the too didn't live up to an agrea* mrnt. Tomarchln laid he sold Mok* to the zoo after officials promised to keep the animal In a private home and treat It like a human. Tomarcnln took Moke from a cage In the too'* monkey area, He said he left a cheek for $1,000 and a promlsory note for an ad­ ditional $2,000. The eheck haa never been returned, he said. Jana Walla, Sanford; John Slovene, Sanford; Grace Haynes, Sanford) Charlea McMiUon, Sanford; Jeea Spaulding. DtBary; MUcheU Me* te r, Sanford; Lulu Harriett. Sat* ford; Paul Lam ar MaiwtU,' On* nava; Mary Morgan, Stated; WB* He Leo MacDonald, MalUud; John L. Rich, Sanford; Joanne' Panel, Sanford; Cathy DealM Btddan, Sanford. EVERY BOTTLE AT DISCOUNT It ELSE A VODKA Full Quart Old Craw Ancient Age Schenley Calvert $ for $11.7$ CORONET C A 7 « I BRANDY $ik I rHOW»WfNBEY GETTING ALONG IN HIS CLASSES WHAT ABOUT* H IS E X A M S ? TOO BAD/ 1 WMAT3 N C / G O IN G TO do Taoout 1 Htt FUTURE, NOT SO HOT/ . ball j H E CAN ALWAYS C O IN BUSINESS ^ r - l WITH H IS OAD/ J Rob Rico BUM DaKUYPER QQ I | MANN'S* $ 3 ,2 9 Crew. d . M entha*^ z woNDea - J including WHISKEY r u m and v rji �■. • .• • 'y J •“ : ■- • ' ” Something OM-- WANT ADS Are As Good A s Gold Pape 6—Thura. March 24, '60 2. For Rent ®l|r ftanfurh Rrralft FURNISHED apartment 2. For Rent 3 BEDROOM unfurnished apart* ment. Mrs, Baughn FA 2 3516. 2-BEDROOM h o u s e , kitchen equipped, screened porch, wa­ ter furnished, 815 monthly. White only. Ph. Geneva, 2451. S2S KNOLLS IDEAL FAMILY HOMES • S BEDROOMS • 1 M 2 BATHS S5» DOWN FHA FINANCED 58 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE KH r V I • Radio • Healer • Automatic ■mleeion - New Tlrea • Cleaa InukU * r I Drtre Pear Blocks Waat Off Frtach Art. On 261b Bl. A Stamper Assoelsts la On The Premises Dally. Priced Under Present Market REE OR CALL TODAY 55 CHEVROLET SPORTS COUPE *895 I V lf ty I Cylinder Kalina • Standard Traaamjasiea • B eiatlfal Tataaa finish • Perfect fai Krary Way. 58 CHEVROLET BEL AIR Feeder . Pally Equipped . Pefrect TuM a PMah . RataMaat Tlrea • Cleaa h m M ean dO el W 95 58 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON Paa l aa VI • Radio • Heater • Aataaiatlc TYaaaailaalaa • Perfeet fa Beery Way. *1995 FLORAL HEIGHTS; 2 apartment, one bloek Sanford Ave., on the route to the right, 6th. the left. Endere, Rt. 3 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE SURETY BONDS vou. Sanford's most complete NEWCARSELECTIONI AM body style* iaduding iho now and fib ib N Ventura «odoL CADILLAC ^TRADE-INS!> Stuck . .. So* tad drive America's only Turbin* Drive ear. 57 CHEVROLET BEL AIR F n h r V I • R ail* M i Henter • A l i a a matte Trsaamleriea . Rea at Ifo( C w tl J and White Ti «m Ftelte • CIm Im U . ^ j a l | K J h u n b l& A ... America's Number Ono Compact Car. AMERICA'S HAPPIEST FAMILY CAR Rambler A m e ric a n “62 4 -Door DELUXE SEDAN Equipped with heater, oil filler, recliniag ooats and uadereeatinc. 57 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN C. A. Whiddon, Sr. COUNTRY home with 2 and 3/5 teres 66,500. FA 2-9770, Unusual Career Opportunity For woman agt 25 to 55, Interest­ ed in betterinf herself financial­ ly and socially. Established na­ tionally known concern offers future with substantial income, plus satisfaction of delivering an important service to this comm infinity. Good education and sincere interest in children' neceisary. Teaching or business 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 background helpful. Must have Open 'til 6:30 p. m. car. Give background fully in first letter. Write Mre. Vaa MUST SELL three house*, two Dyke. P. O. Box 1541, Orlando, furnished, one shell. Price Florida. 315,000. Doc Price, FA 22773. Beautiful landscaped lake front­ age property with attractive 2 bedroom, l i t hath home on Lake Kathryn. Approximately 2 acres, $32,000. Its desirable location lands itself to ideal Florida living. Stenstrom Realty RAYMOND M. BALL AND ASSOCIATES 10. Male or Female WE NEED ALL TYPE* PERSONNEL Personnel Service Amy Anderaon 406 Metcalf Building Genevieve (Jeanie) Blair Orlando, Florida Carl Cborpening, Jr. Robert J. Schmidt Men-Women 820. Daily. Sell Lumi­ Cmdr. G. R. Strickland nous nameplates. Write Reeves Marvin Williams Co., Attleboro, 3!asa. 213 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5641 Sanford Evens Bldg Lake Mary .P h . FA S-12M Member of Chamber of Commerce . 16 Years in Business AN ALL RIGHT DUPLEX 406 Metcalf Building • LOCATED RIGHT Orlando, Florida • CONSTRUCTED RIGHT • PRICED RIGHT TEACHER or ADVANCE eoRege (only 112,8001) student; interesting summer • TERMS RIGHT position for educated, ambi­ DON’T DELAY-SEE IT TODAY tious person. $540 minimum salary for 60 days; opportunity W. H. “ Bin" STEMPER Agency for advancement and perman­ Phone FA 2-4601 112 N. Park ency. Box S. E., c/o Sanford Pbona FA t-1331 3101 Park -Dr. Herald. , NICE 3 bedroom home, 2 baths, 401 Magnolia Ava. *A 2-0730. 2-LOTS, SO ft. x 140 ft. eaeh, wall to wall carpet. - For quick E D U C A T E D A m b i t i o u s person. $4,000 minimum salary first between 4th. and 7th., on Mel­ sale call FA 2-2721. FURN. a p t 2300 Melkmvilla 300 days, opportunity for pro­ lon villa Ave., partly cleared, motion after first too days. 2-BEDROOM upstairs apartment, with city conveniences. Box S. E., c/o Sanford Herclean and roomy, 375. FA 2-0661 *4.500 TERMS ford Herald. OFFICE SPACE. »S0 month. 306 W. 13th Street. Ph. FA 2-2931 II. Work Wanted days, FA 2-1401 nights. YOUNG LADY wishes position aa Registered Real Estate Broker Thia beautiful six room and bath Completaly furnished 3 bedroom, elerk typist, full time. Pleasant Ph. PA 2-1301 17*3 at iflawatba home ha* screened porch, car­ 1 bath home on quiet street 890 working conditions, 5 day week) port*, utility and a to n ic room. per month. Contact property preferred. Experienced. Call WYNNEWOOD: 3 bedrooms, Flor­ Underground sprinkler system manager at FA 2-3321. ida room. $13,500, 11,700 down. for the lawn. Located on v large GI loan. Phone FA 2-7758. eorner lot at 2400 Oak Ava. The SEWING. FA 2-7183. 111 N. Park Phone FA 2-2430 price will be reduced $50 each EQUITY In 3 bedroom house, 1811 “ Open tU 3:30 P. M." day until sold. Original price TYPING at home, legal or any Summerlin. FA 2-2*25 after *. other. Phone FA 2-6644. tlO.ISO—today's $15,600. Present 1— BR. house, furnished, $60. loan, approximately* $10,650 ran REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2—BR. house, kitchen equipt. 670. WILL CARE for children In my be assumed, Moothly peymenta home, by hour, day er week. S -B R . houee, kitchen equipt. 163. •re 876. Shown by appointment Call PA 2*1832. 4—BR. house, unfurnished, .$100. only. Don't delay. See today. * 4 4 F reach At*. ROSA L. PAYTON Call FA 2-5304. Iw L r WANTED— Work for experienc­ Ph. FA 2-1301 17-62 at Hiawatha "CaH Hall’* Pheae PA U M 1 ed painters and General utility! work. Reasonable rates. Free NICELY furnished apartments, EXCELLENT one year old home; estimates. Ed O'Connell. CaU 116 Elm. Phone NO 8-5267. 3 bedrooms, 3 complete hatha; Ihia three bedroom home, fea­ COLLECT Orange City, 2-FURN18HED houses. 850 A 370. partly air conditioned; porch, 8P 6-T402.turing large living room with 1 child preferred. FA 2-3577. brecitway, large utility. Fenc­ fireplace, aeperate dining room, D A Y S WORK, housework. ed back yard. Very reasons Me large kitchen and west screen­ 1-BEDROOM house la eountry. FA 36166. down payment. Asauma low ed perch, situated on large 10* Call FA 3-1223. Ste% mortgage. 10* Jcekias Clrx 176 ft. let, la one of San­ WILL DO ironing ia my ewa ele. FA 2-0*0*. ford* best buys at 86,500, term* home. PA 14120. 5. Real Batata For Brio arranged. We have the key, LOCH ARBOR 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath home on 2 ceit shew at your convenience. WILL care for children Hi my hefne, all hour*. Ph. FA 24665.4 large lota. Outside city limits. Located la Little Venice on eanal. Three bedroom, M8 baths, kit­ Easy terms. Ph. FA 2-4T6*. chen equipped. $3000 down and n o t Park Ava., PA 8-1333 er TYPING aad bookkeeping d oaeia assume «W% mortgage. Total my home. Ph. FA 24302. PA 3-2341 evenings. price *14,IS*. 111 N. Park Avanue Pk. PA 2-3430 12. Plumbing Services “Open evenings Ul 1:30 PM" ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realgar Raymeod Lnadquist. Asee*. PLUMBING THE TIML TESTED FIRM PA 3-3*61 Atlantic Beak Bldg. Contracting A Repairs • FARMER’S AGENCY US N. Park Ava. Ph. PA 2 4 1 * Free Estimates N. V. Farmer, Realtor GROVE MANOR HOME: 1*1$ UnR. L. HARVEY D. H. Whitmore coin St., h bedroom, l t t bath, BY OWNER: Raady for oceupan ey, spacious 3 bedroom CB 364 Sanford Ave. Phono FA 34366 LilUan G. Trasua double carport. heme, rate aa a bugs tar. Con­ Associate*. veniently located en 2 large U S 8. Preach AVe. Pk. PA t-1331 LAKEFRONT LOTS, skiing and NEW HOMES HY beautifully landscaped shaded fishing. No down payment. Ph. After hours, PA 3-361*. PA 3-6*31, ODHAM ft TUDOR corner lots. Electric kitchea, PA 34361 Geneva, 2451. S o u th P ia e cre n t hardwood f l o o r s , Venetian On Onoca Read. Ho. af Hanford blinde, apace beater, tile bath, S un land E s t a t e s built la cheat, dresser and 17-93, 3 mile* Ho. of Healer* closet: breesway, utility room, FROM 6475.6* DOWN FED. GOVERNMENT A MILITARY PERSONNEL carport*. Priced Is call. • Pay­ VA-FHA, FHA-IN-8BRV1CB ment* 848 per amoth, include* Immediate Occupancy tax** and insurance. Bay my 1 Year Personal Bettera*4*an •qritF ood assume 454% mort­ GUARANTEE — gage, or wiH accept reasonable aa eonetractiea eg year Memo down payment. PA 2-9I10. er year down payment ft aleelag coots ref ended INCLUDES INSURANCE Oppartunitieo PRKB WRLCOMI to then* who qaattfy POE LSA8E: W*U established Ta Sanford I Bo Oar Coasts Par I Days AhaalmMy Pro*. a m tea . aUtian, peed location. Withnat OMIgetioa At One Of Contact tho Pure Oil Compete, I N I SANFOBD AVE. ■naferd'e Leading Metric While 694 W. 8th. H. Yen U r a te Menetag Per Yon A 8. Female Help Wanted Year Pemlty. Pick Up Keys At Rales Of fleet •M U G * • « « ( * $ « \ ODHAM ft TUDOR D o v r io p o r 1 Hwy. 1T-M ft tWh *4. ■alee Office PtCfCNTS Hanford Ph. PA 3-1691 Personnel Service N O TICE ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates HOME SEEKER Watch This Space Stenstrom Realty J. W. HALL 2468 Sanford Ave. Seminole Realty Stenstrom Realty S t Johns Realty Co. 56 BUICK STATION WAGON 55 CADI L U C RENT A BED bedroom Rellaway, Hoapite' A Baby Bed. South of By D ip, Week or Month. air base CARROLL’S FURNITURE BROKER house on Ph. PA 2-8181 111 W. let SL 3*2 Be. Park’ At*. Pk PA 3-Mtl Bos 372. LARGE 3 bedroom furnlahed up­ 1-BEDROOM, nicety furnlahed stair. apartment, downtown, WE’LL PROVE house, water furnlahed. 614 water furnished. 365. C a l l How you can save thousands aI Elm. Phone FA 2-1662. FA 2-3071 before 5:90 P. M. dollara on this unusual 3 bed room home buy. In Juet perfeet MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE •17 EXCAMBRIA DR.: 3 bedroom condition from the beautifully CLEANEST, BEST RENTALS unfurnlthed house. Ph. FA 2-0620 landscaped yard to the imma­ IN SANFORD. CALL FA 2-0274. after 3:00 p. m. culate Interior. Total price 2416 Orange: 2 bedroom unfurn313,750. Down payment and 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house. nished house, kitchen electrical­ monthly payments can ha tailor­ FA 3-0005. ly equipped. 180. ed to your need i. Our beat ad­ 2412 Willow: 3 bedroom unfurn­ 3-BEDROOM house, unfurnished, vice le to call now for tha ished house, kitchen electrically kitchen equipped. 1517 Douglas. equipped. 6100. FA 2-2013. SPECIAL 8ERVICE BRANCH OFFICE LARGE 2 brdm. furn. apt. f57-S0 W. H. “Bill" Stemper Agency 1703 Magnolia. FA 2-3931. 2601 Park Drive FA 2-8331 WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private bathe, 114 W. Flret 8t* WYNNEWOOD: I B. R. CBS MODERN two bedroom dean unhouse, 61300 equity and assume furnished house, 1610 W. Third 656 monthly payment Pbone FA 2-5676. SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gables, fic n iia c ... OLDSM OBILE 4. Female Help Wanted 2-BEDROOM, 1 bath, kitchan GIRLS to work in spare time equipped home on large let. In downtown office during sur­ Low down payment, monthly vey work over telephone. Hours payment* of $44.75. Phone arranged. No age limit. Good1 FA 2-6490. salary. CaU FA 2-8965. r CO RVA IR^ CHEVROLET 5. Real Estate For Sal* 3 large 2-BEDROOM furnished houic 165 $2000 DISCOUNT rooms with bath In hall, priv­ per. month. FA 2-6370. FOR *2500 CASH ate entrance. Adults only. 507 FURN. Apt. 201'.i W. let St. This modern, four bedroom home, Park Ave. , located on large, ihady lot with 4-ROOM furnished apartment 660 2-B. R. houie, furnlahed. Adults. lake privileges, would normally FA 2-7864. month. FA 3-5021. ■■ ■ , h— sell for 116,500. . .but tha owner can’t wait for tha right person UNFURNISHED house. FA 2-1629. 2-BEDROOMS, with kitchen pri­ to come .along, so will let It vileges. for 2 men or couple. go for 614.500 with 62500 down. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, 1301 Wynnewood. FA 2-4607 or FA 2-2977. kitchen equipped, 2405 Willow *ome lucky person la going to Ave. Call FA 2-2932 or FA 2-2821. FURNISHED apartment, dean lake advantage of this offer NEWLY, decorated, clean 2 room and cloae In. Adults only. Jim­ SOON. It might as wen be furnished apartment. 601 Pal­ my Cowan. FA 2-4013. metto. Dial FA 2-4556. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom bouse, W. H. “BUI" STEMPER Agtney FURNISHED apartments, hard­ kitchen equipped. P b o n e Phone FA 2-4061 112 N. Park wood floors, tile baths. 602 W. FA 2-5303. 5 ACRES fa.m land Sanford Cel­ Wlh. Street. ery Delta. 8450 per acre, only 2-ROOM furniihed apartment, 310 1250 down, five years to pay RENT OR SALE: 2-bedroom, kit­ Magnolia. Phone A. K.' Roaaelbalance. Richards Hotel Mel­ chen furnished home. Pbone ter. Floreit. FA 2-1651. bourne, Fla. FA 2-2541. Sfem perAgency Ph. PA 2-4H1 113 N. Park A t a. Ph. PA 1*6881 3661 Park Are. i. Real Eatat* For Sal* 2. For Rent Drift trod Sanford, Plorida fo r o n ly *47” month Including Collision Insurance ATTENTION! I960 LARK 2 Dr. SEDAN 1295 DOWN 551.47 HO. SANFORD MOTOR CO- CU RB G IR LS - O PEN - a ? & &r * 3'hixkuj. 7Ui& ALL DAY SAT. Pfct PA I-47II — U. C. LOT - PA I-MM 3 BEDROOM HOME 3 B o d ro o n u —V /a B a th i f t * Wtft Confident* At Tow S« A U M N aii • Poatfoo • Brick • $ 10,650 SNA HOLLER MOTOR SALES 8350 d«wa font $ 68.50 M urtihr it * TILE BATH * LARGE LOT OIL FURNACE * SCREEN PORCH * PRIVATE WATER SYSTEM it TERRAZZO FLOORS J»»t Outiide The City Lim its VA FINANCED NO DOWN P Closing AYM ENT Cost Only — (W A M %7 Y Z o . INCLUDE* TAXES ft DiSUHANCB----- N. L, NICHOLS HK>N» PA S-411* f �Kta T% Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 OUR S A L E C O N TIN U ES Dawn's rhur*. March 24, '60—Page 7 15-A Beauty Parlors 22. Articles For Sale 21. Furniture 3 t)r (franforb f r r a l h ANTIQUES, general line. Mildred Be Lovelier With Profeational $SAVE$ Ro**. 391 Magnolia Place, Beauty Cart. New k Used “ Hickory Street” , D • B a r y. 12. Plumbing Service* Furniture and Appliances NO 1-4413. Wall Plumbing & Heating Mather of Sanford Beauty Salon 2310 Oak FA 2-7684 Iti. Flower* 41 Plant* AIR CONDITIONING IONTRACT and REP'TR WORK Cut Flowers For A~y Oceanian 11007 Sanford Ava. FA 2-6543 SANFORD r LOWER SHOP FA 2-1822 or FA 2 0270 113. Electrical Service* ’58 ZIG ZAG, almost half paid for — take over payments of 68.30 each; 600 different stitches, button hole*. W*1ta Boa 600. el o Used furniture, appliance*, tool* Sanford Herald. etc. Bought-Sold Larry’a Mart 215 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2-6128 16 In. G.E. TV. A-l condition, one year warrantee on picture tube. • BIG VALUES • JUICK CREDIT 430.00 Call FA 2-3478. • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS ORANGE TREES for tale. Will plant in yards or grove*. Shade WILSON - MAIER tree* also available. Ed Davis, New and Used Furniture FA 2-4317. l i t E. Flrat St.________FA 2 5622 REDl-MIX-CONCRETE New A Used Furniture A Appli­ 37” Window Sills t l 25 ances. A Good Place To 54” Window Lintel* S..25 BUY, SELL or TRADE MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Jenkins Furniture 508 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-3751 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7450 LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phone FA 2 3285. 22. Article* For Bale 208-200 E- First St. Ph. FA 2-6008 LEGUSTRUM P L A N T S . Ph. House Wiring — Electric Service FA 2-7949. Sid Vihlen » RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 17. Pets, Livestock, Supplies 112 Magnolia FA 2-0815 SHETLAND PONIES, reatonable. 14. lluild, Paint & Repair M. R. Lord, Osteen, Ph. FA 2-7541._____________ • THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor 19. Boat* and Motors Home Carpentry Repair* Roofing & Siding Gateway To The Waterway Phone FA 2f4S2 Your EVINRUDE Dealer Robson Sporting Goods JALOUSIE WINDOWS. FA 2 1288. 'WALL PAPERING * PAINTING Pk. PA 1-50*1 COTS S4-8*. Sale, panta 81.86 per Work Guaranteed Bod Beard 304-8-8 E. 1st. pair. Army Navy Surplus, Sto FULL siie baby bed with m at­ Contact 500 Weit tlh St. Sanford Ava. tress, good condition. FA 2-3626 20. Automobile* Phone FA 2-8643 Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick 1935 BU1CK convertible, very Service With The Cash. SUPER 15. Special Service* good condition, 8200 for equity. .TRADING POST. FA 24677. Ph. FA 2-7501 after • p. m. AUTO GLASS FACTORY TO YOU ONE OWNER: 19So Bulck, A-l ALUMINUM INSTALLED condition, $200. 2111 Summerlin. VENETIAN BLINDS Windshield Hack Glass Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom iDoor Glass Vent Glass 20-A Trailer* rail with, plastic ends. Plastic or rayea tapes. Cottoe or aylea SERVICE Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. I960 TRAVEL TRAILER, $4 ft., corda. used 30 days. Save over $700. Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. 11 114 W. 2nd St. FA 2 4622 106 W. 27th. St., Sanford. Phone 112-114 W. 2nd St FA 2-4622 PIANO TUNINQ A REPAIRING FA 2 7380. SPINET PIANO W. L. HARMON TH. FA 2-4225 Alter • F. M. 1958 2-BEDROOM Rita Craft D u a to unfortunate circum­ stance*, havs two reclaimed house trailer, 36 ft. long, I GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS laSpineta, famous brand, likt ft. wide. Want $300 equity. Buy­ ala Had and rapairad. Roof re­ er taka over pavments, balance new, guaranteed, one walnut pair. No job too imaiL Fraa one mahogany. Will aeli to re­ $2,11$.20. CaU FA 2-4380. estimate*. FA 8-6461. liable person in thie area at Iremcndoui saving*. Write or HOUSE TRAILER: 50 ft. SparCUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: AH phone Credit Manager, Steep’s, tanetto, very elean, all modern. work guaranteed. Free Eeti641 N. Orange, Orlande. Must aeli. Privately owned. Almate*. Phone FA 2-7111. ao 82 ft. Star, very clean and all modern. Must sell. Call at BIRD CAOE with su e d , cheap. FREE! 57.85 TV antenna with Ph. FA 2 304$. 3513 Orlando Drive, 2 miles each TV or radio repair of $12 South of Sanford. DeWitt Trail­ 14 FT. BOAT, motor and trailer; or more. er Park. Sea Mr. Blit. 1850 Dodge, good condition: SANfORD RADIO A TV CENTER a o 1 o r televistoa. P h e a a Blh. and Sanford Ave. Convertible . Full Power • Air • FA 2-2168. FA 28741 Sanford BARGAIN: 1837 trailer, 46* x 8’, 2 bedroom*. Cost 56,200. Sell • A Bargain At for $2,800 with $540 down. ENVELOPES, Lelterbeidi, a U tf Phone FA 2 1708. » menti, in rottea, hand bill*, and program*, e t c . Pngrasalva Printing Co. Phono FA 1 M 1 - SACRIFICE SALE: ’58 Nashua, 45’ by 10’, I B. R., bath, air•06 Weat 15th St. conditioner, laundromat. $3,000 HOUSE CLEANING cash. CaU FA 2-6567 after 6:50 Window-*, Floor*, Walla. Frca Efp. m. “gia" 4-Dr. • Auto. Trans. • timate. Call FA 1-1211 or Radio • Heator • (Roan. Only FA 2-1833. 21. Furniture -M O TO RS— TRADE-IN S 56 CADILLAC 1995 57 CHEVROLET WE REPAIR AND SkRVICI STINE Machinery and Supple Ce, 1 * 1 8 7 W. Aid St. Ph. FA ~ Sewing: Mach. Repairs 1195 ROLLAWAY, BospHai aad Baby Day, Week or Month— FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Ph. VA 2-7655 56 MERCURY Montclair 2-l>r. Hardtop • Auto. Trans. • Radio • Hsolar ALL MAKES A MODELS 204 So. Park (24 hr. aer.) FA 2 5625 -----ANNOUNCEMENT------ TV and RADIO REPAIR «f r 5:60 nlghta and waahaail; So*tord, Laka Mary and Longvood. FA 2-2772 and FA 14111. W. H. “Bill” Stemper Agency S COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE Mowing — Edging — Fertlllring Ranovating — Frrtiliier Salea FREE ESTIMATES JOHN LOMMER5E, FA M18T Branch Office 1661 PARK DR. TBL. FA l-I I S l ----- IS NOW OPEN-----The following personnel Helen E. Noonan, Associate Bvrrott A. Harper, Associate III be glad te serve you: Hart B. Pileher, Aaeeelate 54 PONTIAC Chieftain Oeluao 6-Dr. - Asia. Trans. • Radio • Healer • Al Condition *495 Nancy B. Tombler, Secretary * RecSftlewlr t INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM H. MURRAY 1111 Celery Ave. Tel FA 21364 53 CHEVROLET HEATING H. *895 To Better Serve You . . . 4-Dr. Station Wagon • Mian* dard Trana. . Radio . Heater • II. POPE CO. 270 S. Park — FA 2 4234 $395 15-A Beauty Parlor* 56 PLYMOUTH A Satiafied ruiteaaer I* mm ho* advertisement. HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 1*741 RAVENNA PARK H O M ES • • Quiet Comutunlty Near Golf Court* $450 Down Turn We*t On 20th 8t. Follow Country Oub Kd. ik Watch For Our Bifna . . . . OPEN DAILY Hasny |.|) r . 6 Cylinder • Aiilo. Trana. • Healer • Sharp U S ID C A R S MODEL p r ic e dow n pm t. 51 PONTIAC 4 Dr. J 99_ J 2 9 49P o n t ia c 2D l $ w $29 50BUICK m Plym outh Belvedere V6 . Auto. Trana. Heater • Nice $895 55 DESOTO 79 5 50BUICK _ 59 SIMCA ARONPB FORDOR SEDAN. FOR ECONOMY BUY) THI8 ONK! ...................... m *1095 CO-38A 58 FORD...___ FAIRI.ANK 588 FORDOR, SEDAN. V-8 ENGINE. FORD. U I A C OMATIC, RADIO, HEATER. |» O W K K STEERING AND, P O W E R BRAKES. DON MIBB THIS ONK! -----.k.|?A3 *$1895 FCO-87A CUSTOM 56* FORDOR SE­ DAN. V.* ENGINE, FORDOMATIC. R A D I O . HEATER A N D POWRR STEERING ONLY ONE OWNER! . 58 FORD WAS $1595 WAS $1395 C O -ltlA 58 FORD CUSTOM 888 TUDOR SR. DAN, V.8 ENGINE AND RA DIO. JUST ANOTHER ON OP OUR MANY BARGAINS! FCO-T4A 51495 WAS C8-268R 57 FORD CUSTOM 306 FORDOR SE­ DAN. V-8 ENGINE, FORDO-a j . . . MATIC. THIS ONE.HAS F A C .\I A Q S TORY AIR CONDITION! .... ' * *»7 J C8-I1S-A 57PLYM SAVOY HARDTOP COUPE, V8 ENGINE. AUTO-1 MATIC TRANSMISSION. RA DIO AND HEATER. BEAU T1FUL WHITE WITH GREEN TOP! .................................. C8-4I.A2 8 PAHHKNGKR STA­ TION WAGON. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, R A D I O . HEATER. POWER STEERING AND POWER BRAKES. R SURE AND HER ONE TO D A Y !................................. 50 CHEVROLET $199_ $49 $199 ” $49 *1595 *1295 *1295 57 FORD *1095 2ND T & T M OTORS 1510 French Av*. Hanford USED CARS 79 5 19 5 WAS $345 CO-ISA WAS $395 '• 19 5 k c o -i i Ya WAS $295 7th & FRENCH OPEN TIL 9:00 WAS $245 WAS 55 FORD if lf lA C WAS *595 mmaK * < » •> TO-2A WAS $895 C6-2I3A ♦«i TON, $8 C CYLINDER WITH i r FLAT RED •V 52 FORD WAS $795 *495 TO. 41A 4i TON, V-8 ENGINE. PLAT ••••••* .WAS $445 *695 74 5 T845B TON, _S 8 CYLINDER C t^ TOM, PICKAS IS SPECIAL! ★ WAS $1295 1 TON. V-l ENGINE. CHARSIS. CAB.............. ......... ‘ 195 toe SALE! T8-6IA Ui TON. LONG WHEEL RASE PICKUP. 8 CYLINDER 54 FORD FALCON TRUCK 56 CHEVROLET 14 5 Ss Im Sanfurd: FA 2 11*1 CO-R2 RANCHKRO V-8 ENGINE RADIO AND HEATER TO-88R BKt)* ••• ★ i 57 FORD 54 FORD S T R IC K L A N D * FORD *1095 WAS $2095 *1895 WAS $995 795 .WAS $695 $ 545 WAS $895 $ 695 c o .n t.A FAIRLANE FORDOR SE­ DAN. V-l ENGINE, FORDO. MATIC, RADIO AND HEATBE. SEE THIS ONE TODAYI WAS $495 HEI.-AIR FORDOR ........ *945 5 IW TO-24-HI FA I It LANK FORDOR. V ENGINE. RADIO AND HEATER. AS IS SPECIAL ... FCO-168A CV-263B |f A3 C8-1MA CUSTOM­ LINE FORDOR. V-8 ENGINE. PORDOMATIC. RADIO AND HEATER. ONE OWNER! ................. WAS $695 53 CHEVROLET ...,« r u n HARDTOP ll/A f COUPE, V-8 ENGINE. AUTO. MATIC TRANSMISSION, RA-# DIO AND NEATER. HOLO> YOUR H A T ! ........ M SPECIAL FORDOR SRDAN, FULL POWER AN AIR CONDITIONED. ONI. O N E’LOCAL OWNER! .. FCO-MA FAIRLANK CLUB HEDAN. V-8 ENGINE. FORDO. MATIC. RADIO AND HEAT EH. ANOTHER AH IS! ....’ .... - *17 PI YM Jl T7~T7Z C8.222B CO-2I-B MOTORS TO-14A RANCH *945 56 CAD S *895 56 FORD :.i *595 56 FORD *645 55 FORD *495 SPOETSMAN SfwamaJmA C8-12IB COUPE. V-8 ENGINE. A U T O - U I A f MATIC TRANSMISSION, HA- I f A j DIO AND HEATER. BRAUTI-a j I T I FUL WHITE WITH g r e k n C 1 7 Q C FAIRLANK CLUB SE­ DAN. V-8 ENGINE, STANDARD TRANSMISSION AND RADIO. WELL WORTH IT! .... 50 DESOTO *1695 WAS 51395 $ 1295 “ WAS 51795 $ 1495 .WAS *1295 SAVOY HARDTOP .WAS $795 WAS $895 BELVEDERE SPORT COUPE WAS $1895 57 PLYM..... FCO-I28-A *AVE $I495 C6-2I8A WAS $1195 53 PLYMOUTH CO-1IIA ____ ■ _ H R WAGON V. ENGINE. FORDOMATIC. RA-a j *A r DIO AND HEATER. EXTR a V IA Q K CLEAN I —...... ...................— FCO-14SA CUftTOMUNK fOHUOR 51695 57 BUICK HAN C H WAGON V ENGINE. HEATER. Y O U WONT FIND ONE FOR LESS! ......................................... S3 FORI) TIC TRANSMISSION. RADIO, HEATER A N O P O W K II, STEERING. BUY THIS ONE1 TODAY! ................. ........ CO-I2A SUPER VIERA F O R D O R SEDAN, F1IL1 POWRR. NICE F A M I L Y SEDAN! ........................ FAIRLANR FORDOR HEDAN. V-8 ENGINE. FORDO MATIC. AND RADIO. $ TON GREEN ............................ 53 PONTIAC TUDOR 6 CYLINDER *1795 CUSTOM 808 TUIHIR HRDAN. $ CYLINDER FORDO MATIC AND HEATER, READ TIFUL TAN AND WHITE! 'Sim GOOD RISCAYNK SICHEV FORDOR SBDAN.V-8 ENG IN E. AUTOM A- WAS *1295 *1145 58 FORD CO-86A 55 FORD "52095 COUNTRY SEDAN 8 PASSENGER WITH GAS SAV. INC. 8 CYLINDER ENGINE, HTANDAKD TRANSMISSION AND HEATER, S T A T I O N WAGON WITH A FUTURE! WAS 55 FORD 58 FORD 58 FORD 56 MERC; 56 FORD SAI.E PRICE CO-127A WAS $1195 SS FORD CO-72A FAIRI.ANK 300 F O R D O R ..- . m HARDTOP. V-8 ENGINE FOR. U / A \ i«ii, T v «f nM vJ OOMATIC. RADIO. HEATER. POWER HTKEHING. POWEI BRAKES. BEAUTIFUL CC I.ONIAL WHITE! CO-106A 57 MERC MONTERRY HARDTOP COUPE. AUTOMATIC TRANS. 1 1 / A C MISSION. RADIO. HRATBR. Vf A 3 P O W E R STEERING AND, POWER HKAKKH. NOllOtlY CAN BEAT THIS PRICK! AERO COUPE ...... 5 3 ~ FO R D ~ _ HALE PRICK F CO-8* A 53 WILLYS WE FINANCE THESE CARS 241 Wert 26th Street Phone FA 2-3103 *895 Flroflighl • Auto. Trana. Power Starring • row er Brake • Radio . Heator 9:00 A. M. Til Dark SUNDAY 2:09 P. M. T il Dark Construction Co„ Inc. TREMENDOUS Come Early For Complete Selection Goins I'rleo PUMPS - SPRINKLERS AA type* and liie i, InitaUed _______ “ Do K Your*eIT* NEW OK THKOUGH M A R C H 26th R e s p o n s e to our W H O L E S A L E p r i c e s h a s b e e n WAS ‘ 239 5 ^ M y 1 1 1 ** J THUNDERBIRD i t FORD TRUCKS sad Servlet Sines IN I -PH O N ES — From Winter Park: Orlaadn — Ml 4-881* (N * -1— . •/ V.#S - �1_____ . ___ ■ ' •■ . ~. ■ • * *> ' _____ *» .____ * ■ -____ '____ ..____ w SAVf il r AT W I N N - D I X I E ' S 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN SANFORI) AT FIRST A CYPRESS; THIRD * PALMETTO; TWENTY-FIFTH A FRENCH p ip A f ii WHITEARROW GIAHT TIDE Sw««t Treat I Giant Detergent P k g . Limit I pltaw Brater- • v, ‘i-TvSt”.' Tide'* In Dirt'* Out 'h | P k g . Umtt I wtCt • M- tr «M QUANTITY RIGHT! RtSfRVtO • RRICU GOOD T tu n - rrf, h i - Marat M, » , M C R A C K IN ' GOOD DIXIANA FROZIN r f ; ! M Mustard, Turnip Collard D IU CIO U S •UTTMSCOTCH : ■ C R EA M P * ;| SAsto? w YILLOW SQUASH M ix« .'Em .A-*> < e T; Sandwich Pkg*. Only D IX II DARLING 1-Lb. Quarters MARGARINE FRUIT COCKTAIL er PORK & BEANS st s t a r -k is t t b n a w PRESERVES s m s 4. £ 1 8 £ 1 <r i T 39/ H alf Gal Decanter with SWIFT FRKMIUM C A N N ID & 39' VEL SOAP BOUQUET BOUQUET SPREE 2 '& 29‘ P O R K S A U S A G E -■ 39 C H E E S E SPREE 2 KS 41' 29' Braunschweiger -4 9 / PALMOLIVE 3 & 29' 2 & 69' PALMOLIVE 2& 55' Ea t-R ite Franks OCTAGON fl£EF AT ITS BEST 47 * Fresher Produce By Far! SWEETHEART VEL W-D "R R A N D ID " Round, Club or 0 7 C A U LIFLO W ER - 29/ 69 LESTOIL Bsauty Bor i t- • ■ tf■f . um m m Lb. N«» Weight O N LY Cashmoro Cashmoro COFKLAND HOT or MILO PUBI Facial Soap ft *, COMLANB SMOKID Facial Soap it .. P H IL A D E L P H IA C R E A M CHEESE Boautv Bar . SU P E R B R A N D LO A F CH EESE DSUCIOUI, NUTRITIOUS I t■■ •sauty Bar . SU P E R B R A N D C O T T A G E CH EESE Laundry Soap Toilet Soap Liquid Pink 3 9 , U. S. eO VIRNM IN T ORADED • HEAVY MATURE CORN FED . TRIMMER OF EXCESS RONE A FAT Large Size Snowball Heads 22-os. Con Liquid Cloontr Pint Bottlo O / Fresh, Crisp, Tender Pascal Mr V E L I s* si 33. 33 ?n«. Z 77 Jumbo C ELER Y 2 -1 9 / oi*, G.M n s««. ju* RAB* L& 33* SL 67' Cobbageu. 4Vi' Gr fruit 8 £49' 'N ' b iy — Sara Tima 'H* Mmwyl 19* BLU WHITE POTATOES 2-69/ AJAX 2&33‘ 2*2.49' Frozen Food Savings! LESTARE 49' K>■SjOO C D I 11 T D I F Q Pbr 3 n. Beads O1 Bleach 'Sj' 41* •jOO 2 F o r DINNERS FLORIENT 2 & 99' if f . . . . . . . Tiau. 4hn. 37‘ PAN-REPI SHRIMP 2 £ SJ59 d. Towels - 29* ASTOR GREEN PEAS 6 h» S]°° Soop Flokoo Rog. Cloonior FANCY BEEF ROUNO BONE SHOULDER Short Ribs *39* T-BONE Roast *5 9 or PORTERHOUIB Platt Stew *29* 7**Steaks *9 8 DELICIOUS, PMSH CUT STANDINO Gr. Bm I 3 * T W b Rm s I - 6 9 '! TASTY BEEF ^rOWOlria ---- I--- A BllOCn ---- L • , ti^ a . r^ . — t w CHUCK Morton's Lorgo Fondly Sits Coconut ROAST Air LftB* Can Jcsso_ Jewel Irsott, Thighs or Drumsticks SiM •L L ^ . t —i-:. ■Vi �Spring Snowstorm Blisters East, Midwest Bradford, in northern Illinois. In­ ternational Palls, Minn., reported three degrees above xero. Tempe­ ratures were below freexlng as far south as northern Tennessee and the Missouri-Arkansas line. The thermometer dipped to rero at 3 a. m. in Milwaukee, the cold­ est temperature ever recorded there so late in the season. Early.morning snows, whipped by 45-mile-an-hour winds, blitzed western Pennsylvania, d u m p e d three inches or more of snow in several areas and laid a dangerous Bjr Uni 1*4 Pram International Bitter (p rin t weather as natty ai any December product beseifed the upper Midwest and East today with blinding snowstorms and below-rero temperatures. More snow was predicted from the Montans Rockies across th* ' northern plains, Wisconsin and upj per Michigan into the Great | Lakes and northern Appalachians, I and through the New England I states. I The mercury crashed to one de' gree below tero this morning at slick across most roads. Today's snows came on the heels of a spring blitzard that clogged Midwest highways with 10-foot drifts and touched off a rash of chain-reaction amashups Thursday. Nineteen carj — including a po­ lice car sent to investigate the accident — piled t.p south of Mc­ Henry. III., and a lour-ear colli­ sion blocked the same highway a few miles away. One man was killed in an eight-car pilcup near Waukesha. Wis. The new snowfall hrnke two Somerset, Pa., records — on* of II Inches of snow for tho winter and the other of M inches for March. The Weather Bureau predicted showers today for the Gulf, south­ ern Rockies, Pacific Northwest and central California coast. Meanwhile, Seminole County and other parts of Florida were en­ joying lovely spring weather. Forecast for peninsular Florida for tonight and Saturday morning: Fair south and central districts, increasing rlondiness northern dis­ tricts. Mild except turning coole* northern districts. Lowest tempers* lures tonight ranging from 42 ts so northern districts to 32 to a central and 38 to M southern d i» tricts. Forecast for Saturday: Partly cloudy and mild south and central districts, mostly cloudy and eoal northern districts. Future temperature outlook: LH* He change In temperatures en* rept warmer northern district* Saturday night. No frost danger through Monday. &mford Sfmtlfo WEATHER: Tartly cloudy through Saturday. Cooler tonight. High today, 72-75. Low tonight. 52-56. VOL. XLIX United Press Leaned Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, MARCH 25, I960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 658 1 p . m . Stocks NEW DISTRICT 2 County Commissioner J. II. Van Hoy, standing, second from left, beams a* hia bond is approved and signed by the County Com­ mission at a special meeting Thursday night. Left to right are, Hoard Chairman John Krider, Clark David Gatchel, Van Hoy, Commissioners Vtmon Dunn, Lawrence Swofford and Homer Little. (Herald Photo) leaders Discuss Flood Relief Aid -fj Seminole County representatives will go to Tampa Saturday to find what relief the county can get if such relief becomea necessary here. County Agricultural Agent Cecil Tucker will represent Seminole agricultural interests at the Central Florida disaster relief meeting called by Gov. LeRoy Collins. County 1 Convicts Give In; Turn Over 18 Hostages NASHVILLE. Tenn. (UPD — The tall, young convict with cropped hair wslkrd out of the prison factory at dusk Thursday, flipped away his ciiraiette and spat on th* giuund. Then he stuck uut his hands to be handcuffed. That defiant action by Charles Raymond Farra, 36-year-old West Virginia kidnaper and robber, ended a 36-hour war of nerves in which he and a fellow convict gambled the lives of 18 hostages against ths hope that 200 police would let them flee from the Ten­ nessee state prison here. Farra and Robert Rivera, 36, of Temple, Tex., armed with ,:i8 and .46 caliber pistols smug­ gled into the prison, seised more than 70 hostages in a strangely disorganised bid for freedom late | Engineer Robert Davis will represent the county, and Col. J. O. Gregory of Lake Mary will re­ present the Red Cross and Civil Defense. Both Tucker end Davis 4§eitz Convicted will represent Sanford Interests. MIAMI ( U P D - James J. Seitz. SeminoW County doesn't need M , was convicted at first degree murder Thursday in the butrher disaster relief right now hut knife slaying of CheDfe Tidd Jr., could use assurance the relict 83, aa alum imam aompany execu­ would be available in case of tive. future needs, County Civil De­ fense Director A. B. Peterson Sr. Nuclear Stock Up said at a meeting In the court-' TALLAHASSEE (UPD -G o v . house today. His statement mel LeHoy Collins predicted Thursday Uul ,nc)ud. W Jorida'a program of aaciear de­ with .g rn m e n t from county, cotp-, velopm ent will 'he worth more plslfon chairman John K rM « r„tnjt (hr#, vpn,t% -wl then a third of a billion dollars to Davis, Tucker, Gregory, Satjf • r1 j themselves In a deputy warden’s th* state within th* next derad*. City Manager W. E. Knowles, end j office in the prison clothing facFarmers Horn* Administration ' ‘"O'* They treated their hostages Added Funds representatives. “ arU ?,r but, ,wor* WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House Appropriations Committee J . t . t e a l t f fSeST eV scnU f" 1 " r *nd * eh*ne‘ lo >h*°l “ today added $187,480,MO to Presi­ tivea to discuss with Central Flor­ out with police oa ike highway, At the eud they traded their dent Eisenhower's budget for ida county redrcsrntatlves whsl health, education and welfare, in- flood aid the U. S. and slate gov- prisoners for a promise of no « jsludling an extra 81,060,000 lor a ernmeata can supply, Peterson punishment, a temporary triaa* far to the county jail and efforts "bro»ad federal attack on Juvenile said. ’ delinquency. by lawyers Ui obtain their release Tucker said aid right now would on a writ of habeas corpus. be of most benefit lo a few cat­ Deadline Set tlemen. Two or thrfea county TALLAHASSEE (UPD-Super- ranchers have rattle stranded by lor Dairy of Jacksonville has water. Tucker said several vege­ until April M to offer a fin# to table farmers were pretty severe­ avoid revocation of its license. ly bit by the flooding, lie agreed The Florida Milk Commission, that Seminole's representatives charging thal SuperloV tnderpsid should go to ’ th* meeting on a milk farm ers some $30,000 last standby basis. { p e a r, took up Ih* firm's license City manager W. E. Knowles Lake Mary Elementary School Thursday. said ths high water mark in Lake students are moving out of their Monroe should come Saturday and old school today and will be In Life In Prison that some water might overflow the new school addition Monday, DOWN1EVILLE, Calif. (U P D - into Ft. Mellon Park. There might Principal Floyd Richards said Larry Lord Motherwell was sen­ he more damage to Seminole Blvd. today. tenced Thursday to life In prison than in the 1963 flood, because Moving th* 130 students has for the murder of Mrs. Pearl Put­ water seeping up through the held off until (he boiler is ready soil will exert pressure against in the new school or the weather ney, wealthy, 72-yesr-old Washing­ ton, D. C., widow. A Jury of nine the street pavement, he said. warms up. T ie boiler will be women and three men, which County engineer Robert Davis ready shortly, according lo Rich^ o u ld hive sent the 42-ycar-old said (here was not actually any ards. The students are moving MSefenddnt to the gas chamber, sehous flood damage In the coun­ into five rooms of (be new IS returned the verdict on the third ty although there are some lakes classroom section. that can't stand any more water. The old section will be remodel­ day of deliberations. He m ined Lake Maltbie and Lake ed and made into an administra­ Seminary in Altamonte Springs. tive suite, library, teachers' lounge 22 W arned Th* roads have stood up pretty and three classrooms. Ths new WASHINGTON (UPI) - The welt, the biggest washout being will also eontsla a cafeU. S. Immigration Service has on Weklva Springs Rd. Davis said. addition torium. wamod 22 persons within recent weeks against making unautborlied nights to Cubs. Officials said the warnings were - a fol■Alow-up to Secretary of State Chrise _ ' “ ten A. Herter's order last No­ • • vember aimed at preventing flights that might stir up teouble with the Castro regime. , News Briefs Lake Mary School Move Starts Today Altamonte Town Council Buys New Police Car Chuluota Youth Dance Saturday The Chuluota Youth Club will Jpold IU installation of officers and anniversary dance at 7:30 p. m. Saturday. For tha past month, many Chuluota youngsters have been campaigning for voles in th* area and the result* of the election will ba revealed Saturday. The installation will be held at the Community Club Mouse. V -------------------- Film Showing Slid# films shewing a real ##late appraiser on a typical apprai­ sal assignment will be shown at Mte t t - l —11* G ou ty Board 4 Battler* appraisal alsaa at ? p. aa. Mtoday night. H m meeting will ba .held a t the Ploecreel KfeueaUry •-jz:'- ~ ;V CfylJ The Altamonte Springs Town Council agreed lo buy a new police car for $t660.74 at a meet­ ing Thureday night. The council accepted the low hid of Helnlielman's Ford Inc. of Orlando for a Ford Fairlane car. Ilelntxelman's actually bid $2,271.74. but allowed a $611 tradein value on Ihs present town police car. The council also decided to transfer 6827.60 from Um genera) fund to tho fira department budgat to buy needed lira equip­ ment. The money wil| he used to buy 630 feet of hose, e 2l» inch noixle and a fog gun. Mayor Wil­ bur Hawkins said that soma of tha host now in use was made ia 1*3). Councilman * Bill York said ths newest hose the depart­ ment has is 11 years old. Mayor Hawkins recommended gt U . Cdr. J a in O. Kennedy, Chart** Pasternack and Keaneth Thompson b* asked to serve as a town sonlng cammlssiaa. Attorney <»*: u>. «•■V — appoint a soning hoard to recom­ mend changes in the town sott­ ing ordinance. York was told lo get hid speci­ fications on a new backstop for the little league baseball field. York said the backstop would cost about $440. He said that th* field could do with its present backstop for this year. Counrilmap Homer Sewell said (hat the Florida Power and Light Co. bad advised tho Iowa to bold off any mar* lighting on IK 42$ until U p state read Is widened. Mayar Hawkins said that th* library association would start Us fund drive and bow “ tentslive plant" are In build a new library ia tha -Alternant* city park. City Attorney Jo* Davia said be did osi ana any restrict­ ions aa building a library in tha city park so laag rily long as tth* building belonprd‘ to the public. puhili II* said tha N d d U k r u y would hav* to bo a u ia ts f lH p y the ths continualty, or by the IdHh from fro th* $*•- 1 , , ... y\ NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock prices at 1 p. m.: American TlrT ................... American Tobacco ............ 104*s Bethlehem Steel ........... 47ls Caterpillar ............................. 30*, c h o ............................. as»» Chrysler ............................... 33 DuPont ................................. 226 Kastman Kodak ............... l«3l % Ford Motor ...................... 73U General Electric ................ BOD General Motors ................... 4(tU Graham - Paige ................... 21s Ini. TAT ............................. 38 Lorillard ............................... 384% Minute Msid .................... *. I*7» Penn RR .......................... 14 Royal, American ................. 3'« S ean Roebuck ................. 30'« Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 444% Studebakcr .......................... HU U. S. Steel ......................... *3 Westinghouse El................ SOU Voters Over 12.750 jiersona have registered to vote in the May :i Democratic primary. Super* viaor of Registration Jltra. Camilla Bruc* aaid today. Mrs. Bruc* reminded real* dent* that the vote registra­ tion deadline ia April 2. She added that the registration offic* in the Chamber of Commerce building will be open from 9 a. m. to S p. m. on that day. ------- / * .v ■ ■ \ « Longwood Paving Work Starts Soon " Long wood's $37,371.30 street paving project should start with­ in two weeks, town si reel Super intendent John Farina said today. The job. should be done In six weeks to two months, Farina said. Th* $,ooa feat of paving to ba dose ia on Grant Ava., from Wildmere lo Georgia Ave., Palmetto Ava. from Grant west to the rail­ road and oa W.* '* *— Molnar Avj. lo ange Pavfng and i will do the Job. Farina said he would try to have Ih* water line extension on Talmello St. put In before pave­ ment Is put down there. Longwood workmen will do lb* Church St. and Palmetto St. water line eslensioos themselves. The whole street and water improvement program is being financed hy th* town's recent $70,000 bond issue. Volunteers Hear First Aid Talk Thirty members of th* DeBsry Voluntesr Fire Department beard Clyde Lankford, of DeLand, give instructions in first-aid-Wednesday nighl at Ihe Fire House. Mr. Lank ford Is th* chairman for tha Red Cross First-aid Instruction Pro gram la West Volusia, and ha is a registered first-aid instructor. He (poke oa first-aid and arti/l cial respiration, giving attention to the latest methods for tha treat­ ment of burns, shock, snake bites, excessive bleeding, heart ailments, drowning, and accidents ol various kinds. He answered questions from the members, end then conducled a demon sirs (ion in the application of artificial respiration, use of dressings and bandages, and Ihe proper method for applying tour­ niquet*. 1,000 Attend Greco Ballet Approximately 1,000 persona at­ tended lb* Jos* Grero Spanish ballet at dm Civic Center Thurs­ day night. The ballet was sponsored by the Saofard-D * B a r y Entertainment Assa. Greco and his troop of danc­ ers put aa many stunning dance a e a n trs fa*luring oil a members at hi* m a p . Tha perforate as* lasted two hour* aad Greco received ovtr Jai t* Doyle Carlton, third from left, campaigning in Seminole County today, is welcom- ed by his campaign committee and well wishers. (Herald £hoto) Quit Generalities, Carlton Tours County, Promises West Tells East To Advance Quality Of Citrus GENEVA (UPI) - T ie United States demanded at the disarma­ ment talks today that the Soviet Union quit.talking in generalities pad gal down to the specific ques­ tion - of* Ihsrortlea of an armad forces frees*. But the Soviets replied that the United Steles was trying to “put ‘A*, cart before the horse," and again refused to discuss control before the Western powers have agreed on specific' measures of arms reduclion. One Western diplomat said the meeting was “ an echo of tendon" —a reference to th* way earlier Soviet refusal lo discuss controls collapsed the disarmament sub­ committee talks In London In 1937. Frederick M. Eaton, chief Amer­ ican delegate, told Ihe 10-nation conference he hoped the Soviets would reconsider their hasty re ­ fusal lo discuss specifics. 1" 9 aster Seal Drive ToGet TV Boost Seminole County Easier Seal Campaign Chairman Ken McIntosh will make a television appearance in Orlando Sunday on behalf of Ihe Seminole County Society for Crippled Children end Adults. The Sanford attorney will be a special guest on the “Sunday with Sally'' show carried on WLOF-TV Channel 9 at 3 p. m. McIntosh's appearance will be in conjuectlon with the mailing of Easter Seals to Sanford families. The seals are being sent out here, thia week. Sanford's young Buster Anderson will also appear on the show, disguised as a corrolmunching Easter rabbit. Longwood Home Development Set A 200 home development will start in Longwood within three weeks, developer Sumner Aronson ■aid today. Aronson who built 165 homes in Forest City Estates and Lake Harriett Estates in Ihe last year and a half, said Ihe homes will be in Ihe IS.250 class. They should be finished within a year, he said. • The houses will be built in the town's northeast rorner at the end of Highland Si., diagonally across from Dynatronlca Inc. and near the new Longwood Elemen­ tary School. The whole develop­ ment will bo on 46 acrel. Lansing Fund Barbecue Saturday A barbecue dinner with proceeds going lo the Porter Lansing fund will be held at 6:30 p. m. Sat­ urday al th* Elks Club grounds. Tha public la Invited ta attend. The Sandatd DOER is sponsoring th* barbecu* and tickets wttl ba $1.5o for adult* and 71 A1' Sen, Doyle K. Carlton Jr. lour­ ed Seminole County today, said be would continue- working to odvaadf thd Quality ol Florida citrus and will make a campaign speech at S p. m. In FI. Mellon Park. Carlton, Ernest Southward, his c o u n t y campaign committee chairman, and Sen. Douglas Stenstrom were in ■ party traveling through Ihe county for nine stops. The Wauchula senator met vot* ers In Oviedo, Stavla, Chuluota, Longwood, Allamdhte Springs, Gcnava, Lake Mary, at his south Seminole headquarters on Hwy. 17 92 and in Sanford. Carlton added the promise “ to maiateln constant vigilance In Ihe search for new laws lo advance the quality of our citrus producls' i lo s proposal he made at Daytona Beach Thursday for com­ pleting four-laning of Hwy. 1 from Jacksonville lo Ft. Pierce If he Is elected. U would ba a $230 mRUoa project. “ I am pledied to work aa I have In the past, counseling with (he industry and promoting legis­ lation which will Insure the high­ est attainable quality In our citrus products," he said, after praising citrus men for being "one of Ihe industries in our nation which docs no! run to the government for help all Ihe time." Thursday was a busy day for ths other candidates for governor who continued swings around Ik* stale. John McCarty of Fort Pierce said he is convinced that recent Negro sildown demonstrations are llleaal. They must be dealt with “fairly and firmly," he said, while stumping Sarasota, Polk and Manaleo counties. Fred O. Dickinson took a critic*! look al the stale capital and pro* nounced it ,"aigglng> ' Ha -peon* teed ta completely renovate thiT place it elected. Jacksonville Mayor Haydn* Burns continued Jiia criticism a l campaign spending ia * speech at Pensacola. “Tremrniloua campaign no* nics, forests of billboards, arm* i of paid workera, and Holly* wood television productions" wero among the Rome arousing Burns* wrath. Ted David of Hollywood ftnewed his pledge to apply tho slate salei lax to banka In com* menta at Tallahassee. Ho indicat­ ed the banks have escaped such taxation so far only because of ihe work of the Senate’s North Florida majority bloc, the Chop Gang.” B Bryant Speaks In Sanford Saturday Farria Bryant headed his cam paigs for Sanford today and will be it a public meeting al 2:30 p. tr, Saturday in the Civic Cen­ ter. He was visiting with voters in Tamja. Daytona Beach and DaLane Thursday when be spelled out i campaign plank lo direct the stele government “economically and without Ihe need of additional las lourccs," if be is elected. Brfant headquarters N at out a 10-page document to outline his lax proposals, in which he took ■ swipe al “hidden taxes," point­ ing «ul that “s 82,000 car means $1,30) in Ihe car and $500 in hid­ den axes" as he listed 131 of ihese item). “1b be more specific, so that my Iteteinenl in this respect can­ not be misunderstood, I will dillgeniy resist any and all efforts to inerrese our taxes in any manner whaaoever by vigorous applica­ tion of sound business manage­ ment Further, I will undertake rrdictlon of taxes in some areas," Bryint said, Ticsc areas included repeal of Ihe Intangible lax increase end revbion of the inventory tax sys* Nixon Gets Free Piss From Sanford Pitt-Putt Owner Unford Pull-Puli Golf Course owner Harold Hardesty gave a free pas to Ihe lop customer of his c a re r Thursday. Hardesty said he had just walked ino a restaurant across from Mlaol International Airport when he saw Vice President Richard Nisoa siting *i a table with three adiee. Hardesty walked up to Nixon aid gave teas a fra* putt-putt piss, good anywhere la the coun­ ts'. Nixon thanked him and Mid ? jjj r*na*5,>.«L*% .hiisau*sh— V«iu»*<.hJw/n 11^ lem and a study of the entire tax program, Including personal pro­ perty tax. K a r l lliglgnhotham, county chairman of the Bryant campaign and members of Ihe Bryant com­ mittee Invited all Sanford and Seminole residents lo th* infor­ mal mealing al the Civic Canter Saturday. T h e form er House speaker will hold a question and answer session on this platform. Ilia wife, Julia, wilt accompany him and an informal reception will be held in connection with the pub* lie meeting. Weathersfield Developer Opposes Zoning Proposal The County Zoning Board had a lough time of H Thursday night aa they were threatened with law suits, claims ol misleading Ihe public and cries of unfair Justice. Bill Lynch, president ol Ihe American Land Development Co. and Southern Development Co. appeared before the soning board at their final comprehensive zon­ ing hearing and appealed lo (he board io uphold commercial son­ ing along SR 436 In the Weathersfield area. Lynch said the toning board, iwo years ago, had approved Ihe area for commercial soning and he and his group had planned on putting a shopping center In that vicinity. Lynch said that Urge sums of money wero borrowed on the strength of commercial zoning and now the board plans to “cut it up in residential and multiple dwelling areas.” “ I don't like to see the board get tato any legal tangle,” Lynch said, adding “ but, that ie Just what 1 intend to do.” “ All I want la fair Justice," ha omnha stead. Lynch said ha had a patUloa -4 k . owners that want Ihe area lo ro* main commercial. County Zoning Director Robert llrown said that that area was zoned commercial two years ags on Ihe baste that Lynch' would build a shopping center there. “To this day, nothing has beta done about any construction. Tha board docs no' want any dis­ orderly, sketchy, commarcia) growth ihcre," Brown said. However, he added, if wa get concrete plans for a shopping center, I’m sure tbe board would keep the area ia question com­ mercial." A ballery of lawyers, and pro­ perly owners also urged the board to uphold Its decision mskiag tha one mite strip commercial. John Burton, chairman of tho toning board, told th* small audience that the board will con­ sider all the recommcndaitoiai beard and those previously heard at four district making Ha recommendations In If � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, March 24, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 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>, March 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7d75a8d54825de086b4dc07b2d9772cf.pdf ff7c74eec8fce046545658eeef185f3f PDF Text Text •11- : Need For More Exceptional Child Teachers Cited The need for teachers of excep­ tional children was explored at a coordinators of exceptional chil­ dren conference in Tallahassee last week, Seminole County Co­ ordinator W. W, Wharton laid Monday, The coordinator for teaching exceptional children in Seminole County laid there la a shortage of these teachers all over the state. Tha number of teacher units for this type work was froten in the 1951 legislative ses­ sion. Rut the number of young­ sters in nerd of exceptional In­ struction ia increasing with Flor­ ida’s population growth, Whar­ ton pointed out. Teachers are needed to instruct children hhndicapped with speech, hearing and nervous disorders, to instruct the mentally retarded as well as tha mentally gifted, he said. Hospital Notes SANFORD GRAMMAR school student Donna Sprague was presented with tha Pilot Club safety award last week by Club representative Betty Hor­ ton. (Herald Photo) Lauderdale Bats Scream About Joe AM VALINHKI, left. Wan named "blue jacket o f the month" by officers o f VAH-7 at the Naval Air Station, Valinskl Ik shown belntr congratulated by VAH-7 CommanclinK Officer Cdr. Kenneth Rowell. SECURITY Aussie Animals A t Winter Park Wooly koalas, th* famous Australian "teddy bears" will romp and tumhla, red kangaroos will hound across the "out-back’' country, and birds will share the spotlight with the duck-billed platypu* and the spiny schldna In the final program of the Screen Tours presrnled hy the Florida Audubon Society Saturday in the Wlnter Park High Srhool Audi- The dogwood U Missouri's off! rial tree. torium. Two programs will be given, one at 10:30 a. m. and one at 7:30 p. m. The speaker will be Patricia Bailey Witherspoon of Denver, Colo., who has explored the fascinatlng continent of Australia with her naturalfit father, Dr. Alfred M. Bailey, director of the Colorado Museum of Natural Hialory. Member* • New P. O. BOX 1M SANFORD, FLA. SSOCIATES, INC. York Sleek Exchange . STOCKS - BONDS ! MUTUAL - FUNDS Gordon J. Toll. Mgr. ican Home Arta and Crafts De­ partment of the DeBiry Women's Club. A tea for th* benefit of the art federation was given under the supervision o f Mra, William Nye, chairman of the arts and craft* group. *W to Florida Federation of Art la a announced that three oxblblta are being shown in th* galleries g f (ha headquarters building in DtBary, , Visitor* are Invited to follow ■ Mm algo* ir o n the highway to the - building. . FORT LAUDERDALE ( U P I ) Tbejr tall him Joe the Plpplek and hla specialty la guzzling beer. They think he’s a vacationing college student ahead of the pack of a predicted 30,000 who will jam Ihli South Florida eoaatal town during the Easter holidays. Whoever he la, the Plpplek is working a system on bar* in which he quaffa 10 beera, orders an 11th, then leave* without pay­ ing. Bartenders who have been bit by Uw Plpplek’* forays all report NEW YORK (UPI) - A leather the Hollowing chain of events: o f preventive medicine ooncedea A man will telephone a bar the public la not willing to give and request a page for "Joe up cigarette smoking for health the Plpplek.” The caller has hung reasons although, In We opinion, ito when th# bartender returns II should. • to the telephone after making the Dr. Ernrat L. Wynder said anil- unsuccessful page. smoking "education", should be Moments later, a man eaten ihed by physicians and publie tha bar and asks If anyone hsa allh agencies, but maanwhlle called for Joe the Plpplek. there are “ practical measures" Told of the recent call, the man by which imokera ean smoke and says, "fae'i coming right over reduce the risk*. with four buddies . . . eat 'em Wynder la a atoclale professor up." of preventive medicine, SloanThe man (really Joe tha PipKettering Division, Cornell Uni­ pick) toesea off all five glasses versity Medical College, and haad o f beer aod orders another found. of the epidemiology section o f the He drinks the eecond serial and Sloan-Kettering institute, Mew asks for "Juit on* for myself this tim e." He heads fur the wash­ York. Hi* modified vlewa of what room but enroute veer* out the should be done were published In front door. Ihe New England Journal.of Med­ There are varied description* of icine and were aimed at fellow Uw Plpplek, One bartender re­ physicians for relay lo the gen­ ported him aa "a little guy with eral public. He said men who Bermudas and hairy legi." An­ simply can't give up smoking other aaid he was "tail and skinny cigarettes, should do the follow­ looking with homed rimmed ing: glaasea." A third laid, "he looked 1. Cut down on the smoking to like a little profeaeor-lype guy to the lowest number of cigarette* me.” possible; >. Smoke filter cigar­ Whoever he la, Um Pipplck’a ettes, and of ihe brand with the only erlme ia entering a bar and lowest yield* of tart and nicotine; leaving wllh aa much beer as be 3. Never amok* more than half can carry away Inaida him. n cigarette because the last half has much more nicotine and lara M ■ child finds the recognition than the first half; 4, Puff slow­ and lava he nreda in the home, ly—the more lime between puffs, he won't have lo adopt antiIhe belter; 5. Avoid inhaling aoclal behavior patterns to gain deeply. ' . attention. MARCH 30 Admissions Mary Ellen Brown. Sanford; Dennlese Bennett, Sanford; Eliza Brown, Sanford; Florence Gil­ christ, Sanford; Florence Bishop, Sanford. Dismissal* Joseph Diebold, Sanford; Mary Sue Duff and baby, Mima; Anne Ma* dore, Sanford; Poole baby girl, Mt. Dora; William Stover, Longwood; John Stamiiofl, Sanford. The Chief of Naval Personnel VAH-3; P. V. Rear, ATI, VAH3; announced this week that ten W. H. Mahany, AOt, VAH-7; D. more enlisted men serving In E. Merrit, W*l, VAH-7; D. L. Heavy Attack Wing One at the Michi, DTI. NAS (formerly of Naval Air Station, have been FASRON-31); H. C. Nichols, ADI, selected for Ensign. VAH T; and A. E. WiUke, AMCA, The aeleclees are: D. M. Ar­ VA1I5. nett, AQ1. VAH-3; J. F. Bratton, Eleven former enlUted mem­ AQt. VAH-11; R. D. Ellis, AQ1, bers of squadrons in Heavy Attack v ' VAH-3; R. F. Germain, AQC, Wing One "e rr commissioned in January. The commissioning of the ten new Ensign* will take place in the near future and will increase the years total of Heavy Attack Wing Ooe enlisted per­ MIAMI (U PI) — Sixteen air- sonnel gaining officer status to 24. plane* and a boat resumed the search today for four men missing on a fishing trip In a 20-foot boat sinca Sunday. The four are boat owner Mickey Clark, William Clark, and Dan H ood, all of Miami; and Sgt. Bobby Calvert o f Homestead Air Force Base. Search Is concentrated in th* gratefully accepts and eckaew* Atlantic from Miami east to the teilgra memorial roalrfbetlees Tor HEART RESEARCH. Bahamas and north to Daytona Beach. An eahlbit of 13 paintings by a group af professional women •Mats who winter In Sarasota,' Mho "Petticoat Painters," will b a g until April I. Artists In •Mi group ore Shirley Clement, Dorothy Leoch, Beth Arthur, — Melon Sawyer, Judy Axe. Elsinore Bhdd, Jon# Ziegler, Helen Auchtor tonic, Stella Color, Dorothy MacDonald, Martha' Hartman, Margarot Sturgis. Ifelan Protas, Bvu Hoot, and Florence Eller. Another group of IS paintings •ro by the late Miss Edith FairI mc Davenport, past president o f Mm FFA. Mias Davenport's honors aeo worldwide. While most people knew her for her traditional wurkc, the eahlbit consists of modem representational art which Mho painted la her last years. AM w o n painted when she was • ait To year* o f age. This exhibit also Will be shown until April I. ‘ The FFA ha* announced that t will aontlnue to devote the Hall Ggltery to th* works of profeaatonal sod amateur artiati of the DoBary area. Ten pen, Ink and brush drawings o f New England aoeuoa will be shown until March ML They are fay Mrivllle C. Mooch, an amateur from White Plain*, N. Y., who ipendi hla wtofara visiting Mr. and Mrs. Marry F. Brown of DcBary. M«*ch, who took up drawings aa a hobby, and who never had any formal art training, has produced a group of drawings which will bring fond memories to residents Who cam* from New England. Mr*. L. W. Richcreck of the Art Club of St. Petersburg gavs a demonstration Monday of paint­ ing* in water color for the Anier- K Junt like walking from one loom bo another. . . a bran Mackle-built house and lot in your choice of fire General Development Corporation communitiea Completely furnished, ready bo move in, plus a guaranteed job for one year at $100 a week. 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See photographs and floor plana o f Mackle-built home*. Find out about their quality construction and many attractive feature*. at these Branch Offices and Home Communitiea M CONVINIINT OfflCIS IN FLORIDA MIAMI BEACH VI41 CsMina Avenue HOLLYWOOD BEACH JOb-A Johnson Street lariona ; seven axle roeMnlng seati-a T k $ C t m p a c t w ith o u t C o m p r o m is t.. Sanford Motor Co., Inc. 1 SAN FORD AVR. SANFORD. mm* FT. LAUDERDALE 1744 E. Sunrise B M . D AYTO N A BEACI 14* Volueto Avenue JACKSONVILLE 226 West Foray the Bt 236 Poieyf" ~ TAM PA 2604 Neptune Street W IS T PALM BEACH 206 Clematis S t m t ORLANDO CterryNaaalfeMf 419 Bate Central A ro SILVER SPRINGS MverBpringa Boulevard M I A M I -H o m e Office 2611 Carol Wap 7 OUTSTANDING FLORIDA COMMUNITIES PORT CHARLOTTE between Sarasota and Ft. Myers on the lovaly Southwest Coeat , _ PORT BT. LUCIE an the East Coast, between Fort Pierce aod Stuart PORT MALABAR at Palm Bey, on Use East Coast, 3 mils* south o f Melbourne „ SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS ■ untque Yacht Club community on the East Coast. 14 milee north o f V a n Bench _ VERO BEACH HIGHLANDS on the East Coast, 6 H miles south o f Vero Beach VERO SHORES •n exclusive waterfront community, #K miles eoutb o f Vero Beech POMPANO BEACH HIGHLANDS �WEATHER: Fair and mHd tonight and Thursday. High today, 76-80. Low tonight, 00-66. <*Eh XLIX United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 . WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23. 1960 8ANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 666 1New U. S. Space Probe Fails CAP* CANAVERAL (UPI) A a attempt to fire a latclllte Into aa arbit around earth failed to4 jy , Tba rocket waa launched here at 1:55 a. m. fifty minutes later the National Aerooautica and Space Administration announced in Washington that the 55.5 pound satellite had not «one into orbit. NASA said officials "suspect one of the upper stages aI the Juno U failed to icnite." Tbe apace agency said k re­ ived no confirmation that either the third or tou r* stags rochets Ignited, ft said tracking ■ • j t were being checked and a further report will be. available shortly. The firing of the four-stage Juno II rocket .had been planned as the broadest study yet of dead­ ly radiation belts around aarth and what perils they hold for minned space flight. The launching appeared to be perfect but Dr. Wernher von Braun told newsman IS minutes later that no Indication had been received that the third stage had fired "It doesn't look so good." be said. The socket had b e n pro­ grammed to carry the satellite. Explorer VIII, to a cigar-shaped orbit taking it as far away from earth aa 51,000 miles and aa close at 300 mile*. But something apparently want wrong and the success rocket scientists enjoyed Tuesday with a smooth launch of a Titan Inter­ continental baliistie missile want sour. The mysteries ot the Van Allen radiation belts mutt bo explored before man d i m to try riding a rocket into space. One of the belts ranges from 400 tn 2,20o miles above earth. The other ie to the 5.000 to 25,000-mile range. Explorer VIII was designed to measure energies of very low to very high voltages with the de­ tectors, moat complex ever flown. The date was to be relayed to ground stations via a small radio transmitter on 108.03 megacycles. Th# transmitter was designed to be shut off autometlcally one year from today, to open toe frequency to other apace uses. The beHa were named far Dr. James Van Allen at tha Stats University of Iowa, who designed Uis instruments for America's first earth satellite, Explorer 1, which discovered tha belts. Van Allen deviled the experiment* for tqday's shot. Several satellites have itudied toe belle, but this was the first devoted almost exclusively to the job. Van Allen hoped to deter mine energies of electron* and protons in the sons* over so ex tended time. Explorer VIH also was designed to work with Pioneer V, the U.8. sun satellite launched 12 days ago. Scientists believe that flares on the sun. which Pioneer V is studying, directly affect the intan sity of tha Van Allan baits. House Nears End O f Rights Debate WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House waa expected to wind up two weeks of civil rights debate today by passing a five-point hill and sending it to the waiting Senate. Rep. Emanuel Celler (N. Y .). Democratic civil righta leader, aaid the bill would be passed before sundown "with­ out fail" and with little, if any, change. Hikita Arrives In Paris For Talks PARIS (UPI) —Soviet Premier Nikita I . Khrushchev, bearing warm word* at friandship for Praitdent Charles DaGaulle and p r a n c e , arrived today in a Paris that waa guarded like an armed camp. De Gaul la towarlng ever the atocky Soviet leader, gave him a hearty ptraonal greeting at the airport and aaid France waa "ready to listen to you and to wake, you listen to us. . Tba moat atringaut security # seasu ree to modem France his­ tory ton ed toe etty tote a near fortress for the arrival. Nearly tbo whole Paris police force phis security guards took up stations on rooftops, at the airport and every 30 yards along the route 'Khrushchev and DaGaulle took Into the city. The welcome from toe French people waa sporadic. At tome ooints there were few people but tot the Porte d’Orleans entrance to the etty M.OOS Frenchmen raised a sheer. The turnout at tha airport and aloog the route to ton rky to­ talled an estimated 00,000—far short of the crowds that wel­ comed President Eisenhower last September.- ^Expert Says Bomb Tha bill would safeguard Negro voting rights and outlaw Interiorenca with school Integration or­ ders in tha South. Outnumbered Southerners, fight­ ing to the last to weaken tha measure, prepared to offer mors amendments before the final vote. Tha Senata,- meanwhile, waa ex ­ pected to vote on a motion to table — and thus kill — a pro­ posed voting righta amendment by Sens. Joseph S. Clark (D-Pa.) and Jacob K. Javits (R-N.Y.). Bui for tha most part the Seaate was marking tlma awaiting the House action. The Clark-Javlls proposals, criti­ cized by Atty. Gen. William P. Rogers Tuesday, would combine the administration's voting ref­ eree plan with as njaiviis system in of snaps' feder ms n si enrollment, offi cars proposed by Sen. Thomas C. Hennings Jr. (DRogers wrote Sonata GOP Lead­ er Everett M. D irties till.) that the Clark- Javits proposal was "worthless'' and "tasftocthra" and had tha "fatal lines*" of being unenforceable. The House stamped Its approv­ al on the moat eoolroveriial part In Its bill — too administration's plan for court-appointed referees to protect Negroes' rights to vote in all elections. The referee plan wag added to a civil right* bill by a vote ef IN to 104. The House accepted one amendment to strengthen the administration proposal and de­ feated a string of attempts by southerners and conservative Re­ publicans to weaken M. in addition to the referee plan, the bill contains a milder version of President Eisenhower’s lNO civil righta program. Caused Air Crash DeBary Man Faces . WILMINGTON. K. C. (UPI) Aa Atjmy pathologist testified to­ day that evidence. collected from the wreckage of a National Air Llnea plana ahowed that a bomb exploded near the leg* of ooa of tba passangera befora the craft £>egan breaking up In flight. MaJ. F. Warren Lovall of tha Armed Farces Institute of Patho­ logy described the injuries suf­ fered by the passenger, Julian Frank, as similar to thoss inflicted by a land mine. The Jan. • crash killed 34 Traffic Charge A DeBary man was charged with reck less driving and destroy­ ing public property after hie ear snapped o ff a light pole at French Ave. near Lake Monro* Tuesday. Georg* Francis Cudebee o f DeBary waa traveling east on French Ave. and felled to make the curve near Seminole Blvd., police reported. The ear traveled about 160 feet out of control. Cudebee, 14, suf­ fered n minor face Injury. .A ir Force M oves To End 'Dishpan' Hands Hazard WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e Ah’ Force bat moved to cur* an oc­ cupational baiard that has har­ \f assed fighting men almost as much a* bombs and bullets—dish4 '^ n a a hands. ^ Th* Air Force issued Tuesday what it considered a historic proc­ lamation. The service said it would tell commanders shortly they could eliminate kitchen po­ lice, belter known to Git at KP. .But lhara waa a big apron Wring attached. Tha commaadars mutt find enough money in their budgets to hire civil rtpltcemenlt aad demonstrate that this is a minora economical way af doing >Nbe dirty week. Tba announc ement touched off g new inter-e*rvice squabble. The argument ia ever which service la heed in the KP race. Tha Army aaid the Air Feres la Just following in ila fool steps. a agoksomaa ated the Army a iM l^ iiith o risa d elimination af KP last Dec. 21 but with the same ! A money provision a t the Air Fare*. This hit af newt may coma at a shock to tbopsands of Army GI's who (till are peeling pota­ toes, washing dishes, scrubbing' floors, dishing out food and polish­ ing garbage caaa. The Army conceded that anly two posts have taken advantage of tbo Dec. N ruling — Fort Sill. Okie., end Fort Bliss, Tex. Even there, the spokesman aaid ha was not sure whether BP waa IN par cent eliminated. How about the Navy! It said flaUy. "B P will coatlfwo la to# Navy." Tha Navy tried out civilian kitchen kelp during a pilot pro­ gram at Treasure Island, Calif., but has dropped tbo experiment. The Ale- Force order, effective July I, was mad* public Tuesday by Btp. Frank Kowalski (BCana.), aa ea-Army colonel who errant* officers. TH E D EBARY AM ERICAN LEGION A U XIL IA R Y U collecting clothes and canned goods to be distributed to flood victima in Tampa. Gathering and classifying the relief aupplies are Auxiliary members Mrs. John Leone. Mrs. G. E. Crosby, Mr*. Frederick Hammerer and Mrs. Benjamin Gilbert.JAra. Maria R o b e rta ia making a ahoe contribution to tha ftlnd. (Herald Photo) DeBary Women's Auxiliary Opens Flood Relief Drive Tbo Women’s Auxiliary af tha DeBary American Legion Pott 250 It collecting clothing, bedding, and canned goods for the relief of flood victims In Tsmpa and other Florida disaster areas. The SalvaUoo Army of Sanford will taka charge af distributing tba Items eollectod. Mrs. Benjamin Gilbert Is chair­ man of the drive, while Mrs. Gas­ ton Crosby, Mrs. Frederick Kammerer, Mrs. John Leona, Mra. Ed­ mund Lovanna, Mrs. Howard Paine, Mrs. Earl Andrews, Mrs. Edwin Hoffmlre, Mrs. Carl Web­ ber, and Mra. William Brown are * suiting her, Tha first shipment was to ha sent off Tuesday. The group will conUnu* to gather needed Items this week. J. E. Spaulding hat donated the us* of a vacant store next to hla Camera Shop for collecting and sorting the supplies. Anyone who would like to do­ nate needed items such aa cloth­ ing and canned goods, can drop it off there. Cold Retreating From Southland By United Free# International A cold wave retreated from the South today but kept Its grip on the Midwest The thermometer bounced up to th* 50* in th* Gulf states during the night, compared to freeslng temperatures toe night before. Michigan, hard hit by a blluard Tuesday, shivered under temper­ atures at low as • below sera at Petition tills morning. Spring waa well ia command in th* West, however. Needles, Calif., reported T7 degrees at mid­ night. k was « at Walla, Walla, Wash. A late season storm dumped up to 12 Inches ef snow In Pennsyl­ vania, Ohio and Michigan Tues­ day. Tha snow blocked roads and closed schools. A C45 Air Fore* transport waa bcllavod to have crashed during a snowstorm ia the mountains near Elkina. W. Va. Th* pilot of the plan* reported engine trouble aad severe icing a t It pasted over Elkins. a fBSbf from Richmond, umbus, Ohio. to Colum 1 i ,y & |VV j v Va., Cuban Press Charges U.S. Navy Aiding Foes HAVANA (UPI) - Cuba's semi­ official press be a charged that the U. S. Navy and Its chief of operalioos, Adm. Arleigb A. Burke, are aiding the foes af Premier Fidel Castro. T h a radical pro-government newspaper La Call* called Burke a "Fascist’ ’ Tuesday in an article describing his purported meeting with anti-Catlre Cuban leader Joae E. Pedrasa. M aaid tha admiral offered to send submarines to aid a Pedraia-led invasion of Cuba. Heslinet in l a Calls also as­ sailed the United States aa aa "accomplicn at pirate fliers," charging that "anyone who went* to can rant an airplane In Florida to attack Cuba." •This waa a reference to the light plana from Florida that was shot down Monday near M atauai, Cuban authorities charged it waa preparing to land and pick up a parly of anti-Castro refugees. Howard L. (Swede) Rundqultl.sf Miami, pilot of the plane, was to a hospital recovering from bullet wounds In the foot and leg. W. J. Shergalet, of West Hollywood. Fla., lb* only other person Bboard, was being held at army intelligence headquarters. The pro-government newspaper Revolucion said Tuesday the two Soldier Goes Berserk, Kills 2 HAMILTON, Bermuda (U P D Two U. S. airmen were killed and a third wounded when an Ai( Policeman went berserk Tues­ day night and sprayed the U. 8. Ktodley Air Force Base police headquarters with submachine gun fir*. The berserk man was identified at Air Policeman William M. Cook of New York City. Ila was held at tha bat# hospital for ob­ servation. Tbe dead were identified as M- Sgt. Irby N. MeNtiU, of Jemison, Ala. and S. Sgt. Dina P. Martelli of Ardmore, Okla. S. Sgt. Georg* N. Baiter waa wounded to Urn leg. Cook was subdued by M. Sgt. Lawrence W. Harman, Jr. of Arlington, Calif., artborittes aaid. AB involved were attached to the Air Police force at to* base. Americans will be tried by a “ ra volutionary tribunal." Th* plane they were flying waa rented at a private airfield In Flor Ida. Rundquist said he and Sher galea had been fishing at Salt Key to lb* British Bahamas and were on their way homa when they were shot down. Lake Monroe At Four Year High Voters League Hears Talks By 21 Candidates Among the candidates for coun­ ty offices who spoke at Tuesday night's meeting of the Voters le a ­ gue of District 5 were two seeking the lax assessor's job, which turn­ ed into a controversial position during 1959. Mrs. Mary Earle Walker told the audience that If elected the would use the prevent level of as­ sessment of property for taxation. Mrs. Walker was suspended at Tax Assessor lale last year by Gov. t,eRoy Collins because th* refuted lo approve a proposed re­ appraisal. Assessor Richard McCanne, seekinn election for a full term, cited the nerd for maintaining a high level of aeseeement "even though it U not good polities." McCann* said people who are against higher assessments "just don't want to pay taxes and under Ihe low level of assessments in th* county, eight out of II homeowners with homestead exemptions paid no taxes at all." M r s . Walker and McCanns agreed on the nerd for equalis­ ing taxes. Twenty one candidate* s p o k e briefly to approximately 110 per­ sons el the meeting. Each one gave a brief summary of hit quali­ fications and background. After the candidates spoke a brief question and answer period followed, with most of the ques­ tions directed al McCanna and Mrs. Walker. They wen> bolh queried on the duliei of the tax assessor's offire. Other candidates who spoke, mainly outlining their backgrounds, were David Gatchel and Arthur Beckwith Jr., both running for clerk at tha Circuil Court: T. V. Brown and J. C. Hutchinson, op­ ponents to tha District 1 county rpmmiaaton race: J. D. Cordell, JL'H. Van Hoy and Ted Williams, all seeking the District 2 commis­ sion teat, and Jamei P. Avery. Otis Fourakre, I.ewrence Swafford and Edward Lee Zimmerman, running for the office of county commissioner from District 3. Incumbent Swofford told th* group that ha had been "shocked by what was going on In tha county five years ago." "There was no toning, no plat laws and achool children were forced Into double sessions." Swof­ ford said. He added that the pres­ ent commission hat sought ways to solve these problems with new at and toning lawi and ia workg to provide a long range pro­ gram to eliminate flooding and drainage problems. Avarg nod Fourakre stressed that lb* preeent ootsmiieloo hat sought ways to solve theta problems with new plat and toning laws and Is working lo provide a long rang* program to eliminate flooding and drainage problems. Avery end Fourakre elreeted that they are against getting the county into debt. District 5 commission candidates Herbert Behrens, George W. Bell, John Fitipalrick and incumbent liom sr LRU* alto spoke briefly, aa did Sheriff J. L. Hobby aod hie opponent, J. Q. Galloway, and School board candidate Roy Mann of District > and Supervisor of Registration Camilla Bruce. B Board To M eat Thursday To Okay Van Hoy’s Bond I n Asked To Aid Area TAMPA fUPI) — The possibility of federal aid wan o n of two bright spots today for thousands of Csntrnl Florid* flood victims. Ths othsr spot of cheer was the flooding Hillsborough River, which was dropping inch by inch and allowing oomn flooded out Tampans to return to their homes. Gov. I-eRoy OoRtae asked Preeldent Eisenhower Monday to de­ clare a 12-county Central Florida tone a major disaster are*, which would make residents eli­ gible for federal old. Collins included Seminole Coun ty In his request for flood relief aid but In Waahington, th* Small nualntaa Admlnlatratlon named aeven other countiea — Hernando, Hillaborough, Orange, Osceola, Pasco, Pinellas and Polk aa dis­ aster areas. This means that ownara of homes, biisinatset and churchea and rharitahie Institu­ tions may apply to th# agency for rehabilitation loans at I percent interest. Meanwhile, officials her# esti­ mated flood damage at six million dollars. More thsn 11.000 person* had tn leave their homes because of th* flooding Hillsborough River, I.ak* Magdalene and other bodies of water. Sum* 6,000 persons elsewhere In Central Florida alto were driven from their homes. Collins asked the President to 'declare the tt rountiea a disaster area, but asked that th* area not be necessarily limited to those counties. He asked help for Her­ nando, Humter, Lake, Orange, Seminole, Brevard, Osceola, Polk, Hillsborough, Pinellas, Marion and Pasco counties. Collin* said a detailed estimate of th# damage would he furnished as soon at one it available, lie ■aid he would also forward to th* President the extent e f federal aid needed. - A specific request for money, Collins said, would not be mad* until it was determined Just how extensive the damage was and how much local and state money would be available. I I News Briefs Cabinet Gets Request TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The Cabinet took under advisement Tuesday a request for emergency money to finance checking of peatieidea a ted on Florida food crops. f’ Looking: F or Support WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Republicans will try te ataer rebeW ioua Southern Democrats from talk about a third party Into an ta» dependent movement to support Vice President Richard M. Nixon, a GOP spokesman said today. G ang Patrols PHILADELPHIA (U PI) — Gang control officers were called out today to patrol Junior and senior high schools in South Philadelphia, Fear of racial outbreaks mounted at result of the mob slaying of • 17-year-old schoolboy. More Study Needed WASHINGTON (UPI) - T h • Secretary Arthur 8. Flemming tell* Congress today th* administration believes more study ie .needed to determine whether the government' should help old folks pay thetf medical bills. Blast KUIb 23 SHINGU, Japan (U PI) - C t ficlalt began an Investigation t » day of Ihe dynamite explosion whleh killed 23 persons and In­ jured nine during ■ change *6 shifts Tuesday night at the nearby Mukuro hydroelectric dam. Plane Missing Home Exemption Filing Time Short Seminole County homeowners have Just nine msra days te fU* for homestead exemption for 1SN, Tax Assessor Richard McCanna said today, tb a deadline ter filing applica­ tions ie April L McCanna said approximately 500 renewal applications were sent out at tba beginning at to* year. If renewals are not mad* each year, homeowners lose th* benefit of th* |S,SN assessment exemp­ tion. Over IN new applications have been filed this year on now homes. Also due by April 1 ara returns on tangible and iateagibl* ptraonal properties. McCanna alto reported that ertwa from the (ax assessor’s of­ fice will be la Oviedo Thursday and Friday to taka homestead exemption applications. They will be at city hall from t:W a. m. te 4:30 p. m. Reds Okay Use Of Arms Inspectors The County Commission will meet In special session at 7 p. m. Thursday to approve J. 11. Van noya' bond at District S County Commies loner. GENEVA (U P U -T h e Russians Van Hoy was appointed to that said today they ware willing to Lake Monro* 1* at Its highest poet by Gov. LeRoy Collins March let International inspectors veri­ water level In four yearn fy Soviet reductions In troops and The lake level rose three and 11. arms—providing Ihry did not try on* half feet between Marrh 14 to determine what Russian forces and March 22 and Is now 22 Inches still exist. below th* top of tha bulkheads, Soviet Delegate Valerian Zorin Sanford City Manager Warren E. told tha lO-natlon disarmament Knowles said today. Knowles laid A'vacant two-story frame house conference that any international water it still coming here from the Kissimmee watershed and the south of Genera was destroyed by effort to determine th* strength lake should hit Hi high point Fri­ fire late Tuesday aflerwon. Forest of Soviet forces In bring would amount to "espionage." day or Saturday. The level will Rangers reported. Th* house was owned by Mr*. Zorin agreed that reductions In probably ba Just below-the lop. of Ada Carroll nf Oviedo. arms and armed forces should b« 1he bulkhead then, he said. Cause o f the blase It still being subject lo controls, which he said The water reading mada today showed Ihe lake 5.4 feet above investigated, Ranger Boh Gray should be applied al each stage nf East-West disarmament. sea level, a height it has not added. reached since Oct. 34, 1154. Knowles pointed out that In the 1951 Sanford flood, th* water went to 1:15 feet above aea level, on Oct. IT. Lake Monroe hai been rising Seminole County'* school sys­ student* to Florida during ISSgabout four and a half to five inches per day during tha last tem eet one record for the stale 50. right days. Charlotte County ranked first lest year and cams near to Bet­ ting a second mirk, Supt. R. T. with a 25 percent Increase la the Mllwr# told Ihe Southtide P-TO number of students ovrr IS57-SS. Seminole had a It percent Tuesday night. On* ef th* marks was not point­ growth. Brevard County was Golfer* from the Sinford Naval ed out with special pride, how­ third with a M percent riaa, Mllwe* said this Increase la Air Station will meet civilians n ever, Mllwe* said. This waa the record of spend­ students is'good If the county can Hie first annual match play tour­ ney at the Mayfair Golf Course ing last per child in school thin cope with it. If not, It's just an any other county In Florida, ba added problem. Sunday. Citing another record, Milwea Tee off lime will be at 11 a. ■aid. The 1250 spent per child was said that Seminole County has m. A "bring your own steak din­ even lower than lb* amount al­ more taaehera without college ner" will follow the tourney. lotted for eaeh pupil in little degrees this year that at any Jackson and Union counties. These other time during the eight years Insurors To Meet small counties raise a vary small ha has ■been to afflee. Seminole The St. John's Life Under­ amount of their school monies has to bid against schools to Orwriter's Association w il bear themselves, however. One af them range, Volusia and Brevard coun­ National Standard Life Insurance barely rsiiea enough te cover ties. All af these pay their teachCo. af* Orlando Superintendent of but transportation costa. Thalr Agents George Albright speak at federal and state old is proper- year toon thalr mealing Thursday. All at so- tionately larger than Seminole's, S e a Laois's non-degree teachers elation members and prospective MUw m explained. are goad and have e xperience but meaibota are Invited te ton 1Wi VBWpWWWs luncheon meeting at Jim Seminole County bad tba second laid. The county hired IN new ccr'a Restaurant. largest percentage Increase of teachers laat year and is ssn- Vacant House Destroyed By Fire CAIRO, U. A. R. (UPI) —A teaplana carrying eight Americans and one Italian wsa misting ant feared down today somewhere be­ tween Luxor on tha upper Nile and Jerusalem. American embassy of­ ficials said aavan and possibly a l of th* Americana were manshere ef the family of Ibearar Kendall, Ai of Lavorne, CeUL Tba embassy said Kendall M l an t o t e i i l i N ^ • producer o f travel Get Tough Policy JACKSONVILLE (U P U -A can­ didate tar rials treasurer and in­ surance commissioner called tar tougher policies Tuesday to cut down the number at aute accidents and to reduce Insurance coats. Far­ mer Duval County Sheriff Al Ca­ hill said all tar ba required te carry pt-bUe UabUHy Insurance. "This would p protection for all at rates can afford," ba said. ' 1 p. in. Slockss •V 1 prices at I p. m.i American TAT ............ m American Tobacco ............ 104 104W W , Bethlehem Steal ....... . 4SW MW Caterpillar ................. C A O ........................ . Site •-•••.'I 1214 Chrysler ....................... « SOW DuPont .. . ............... Eastman Kodak ................... 165W Fcrd Motor ............................ 7414 General Electric .................. MW General M elon ..................... 43H Graham • Palga .......... 1*4 Inf. TAT , . » . . . , «»•.•..»»«• 36W Lorillard . ....................... 36*4 Minute Maid ....................... 11 Penney ................................. Its V Penn RK .............................. 13W Royal A m erican ................... 3'» Sears Roebuck ..................... 49*» Standard OU ( N J ) ....... t t ... 45W Studcbakcr ............................ I3W U. S. Slctl ............................ S3’ v Westlngbouse El...................... MW Stock 'S Schools Spending Less Per Child Here Navy, Civilian Golf Play Set . itantly looking tor new ears. The new Seminole High Is to be finished ASg. 15 and U running an schedule. MUwee said tha achool beard owns M acres at the new achool aits next te Lake Jennie. An alemenlary . achool la planned for the ores near the Mar-Lou Motel and a Junior high achool Is alee to ths planning stag*. Tha completed set-up would an ibis a child te atari In tba alamtntary achool aad g* all the way through h i * school at the same location. MUwee drew laughter whoa b# said that tba school beard figures 7/10 of s child for esrk hems hi th* county. He used tola te Ulu* trate that since Howell Park as­ pect* IA N new families year, the school hoard is •res. A total af IN ara being M to lake Uensl > • .• - - ' -i*5 ' T ^ i> , >L ‘‘-h •( «•# y ■i �. -f F ig* •—Wed. March 18, 1W 0 9fcs lu t s r l Errata Scsrch For K ille r ------------------------------------------------- D - . — l C ..m m m .L i C ! m . m n ! . l Moves To Canada The Clock Ry Colled P r m International Florida's leading gubernatorial candidates Monday discusurd ma­ jor Iiiu h currently before tho public—what to do about flood* and what to do whan Negroes demand to eat at segregated lunch counters. Three candidate* — Farris Bry­ ant. Doyle K. Carlton Jr. and Fred O. Dickinson — visited the City carpenter* will finish re­ modeling tho second floor of San-■ * ford’* City H*U In about three , weeks. City Manager Warren E. 2 Ksewloi a id today,'A courtroom * and office space ofe being added - on tho second floor. Office end ' ■ ' Storage sp a n upstairs will 'leave i mere room for business to bo conducted on tho ground floor, y Noisy machines can alw be put an Urn second floor, according to Knowles. . ' The nervation Bridge club will m a t at T:M p. m. Thursday at ;ib o Sbufflaboard courts adjacent In Iho Civic Center. The elub is ’ sponsored by the City Recreation : Dspsrtatent. j The Semlnol* County Sports- filing classes. Office procedure 1 men Aaan. has changed the data will deal mainly with office man­ • a f lie political rally and fish fry ,-faom April S to-April t ; AU can'didates for public' office have - boon Invited nn attend (lie cook• nut at Camp Seminole mt tha WeUvg River, In charge of er- rangemenu far the fishfry ir e Denver Cordell, Stinson Klnlaw, , Clyde Rastabrooks and Gus Scfemab. All tha enadldsUs pro• assst will bo introdueod by Sen. DougUs Stenstrom. Music will bo . provided during tha meal which : wiR start at I p. a . Admission ; wtfl b* t l per person. ner* and will Include Instruction la telephone technique, interviews, and dictaphone transcription. Mrs. Doyle E. Carlton Jr., wife Hewitt. DcBary; Mae DUIsworth, of tho gubernatorial candidate, Sanford. will bo la Seminole County on * ------Thursday. A ‘‘coffee" will be held 0 | | P P | | , C M a w S o n in Oviedo at the home of Mr*. V U e e n S IMeW JO n Frank Wheeler at 10:30 a, ffl. | » P r S n r p A n d s a w and a "tea " will be held a i l to 4 1 5 r r i n t e n n U T V W p. m. at tha Woman’ s Club In LONDON (C PI) — Queen ElisaSanford In honor of Mrs. Carlton, belb II named her month-old Every woman voter of tilt county son Andrew Albert Christian la cordially invited (o attend and Edward. Ha will be, known as Prince Andrew. A courtn la flllag will start at to meet Mrs. Carlton. Andrew end Albert are the , faa Seminal* County Vocational H. W. Rawls was elected presl- names of his two grandfathers, School Thursday. The class will , mast five mornings per week dent of (he Sou.'hside Elementary Prince Andrew of Grace* and the • from t-M 0. m. The couree will School Parent Teachers Orangfia- late King George VI of Britain, Christian snd Edward a n tha In eM o hour* o f class initruc- lion Tuesday night. Ernest South• Ran. Rmphaai* will be mainly ward was elected vie* president, names of bis great great grand: an alphabetical Bins. A etaas in Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sweeney fathers, Christian IX af Danmark |and King Edward VII, i aCtao pnosadiws win fallow to# treasurers. a flooded areas of Tampa and all agreed somrthlftjr should lie done. Bryant suggested a state finan. cint reserve to aid flood victims in aurh an emergency. Carlton called for state and federal action. Ha aaid the atale should keep flood control pro­ grams on a permanent basis. Dickinson suggested that federal-stata flood control projects should bo espatided to prevent a recurrence of such a disaster. The matter o f horr to handle the lunch counter' slldown situa­ tion brought comment from can. didate Harvey Belser. Ha said if elected ha would "uphold tho traditions, custom* and gorernmantal philosophy'' of tha South. Ted David said calls for a special legislative session to enact anti-sitdown lawi art "ridicul­ ous." "During times o f emotion." aaid David. 'tha Legislature has dona Florida far to much damage by considering and occasionally past­ ing ridiculous, race-baiting legis­ lation." John McCarty sold a special session should be onHod only "I f till* situation goto out o f hand snd the present legal aafaguards are proven Ineffective." ____ , o f Jockeonvtll* repeated his opposition to Gov. LcRoy Colllna' sotting up n bl-rnelal committee fa dtorun tho stato'a rectal problem*. "It’s playing right Into tho hands o f tho NAACP," ho aaid. "Paae* cannot bo malntalnod If people fas Mgb poaltiona, by their own atatemanta or through highly publicised committee mootings eoch week, hoop fanning tha fires o f racial discord." B un a said. STARVED ROCK* STATE PARK. Ill- (U P l)—The m»n’»unt for a tfrcrazed murderer turned to Canada today with Hie discovery of a l*ey* raze on a frozen pathway leading to the canyon where three society matroni were beaten to death. State police auperlntendent Wil­ liam Morrii. who found the broAU leather, irmi-fnlding cate la melt­ ing n o w beside the pathway, said it was inscribed with the wrrd. "Windsor" and bore a Canadian maple leaf. Authoritiea here theorized the case, carrying three keys, could have originated in Windsor. Ont. They asked Royal Canadian Mount­ ed Police for help. Morris said the key case was stamped. "Manufactured in Cleve­ land, Ohio." and the keys appeared to fit a Ford or Mereury automo­ bile. School Break-In CAPT. ROBERT W. BLYE, NAS commanding officer, anipe the ribbon officially opening the First and Second Class Patty O f fic e r ’* Moon (known as th o “Aeey-Ducey Club”). Looking on at tho right am thn manager and naaistant manager of the dub, Bryant G. Andnroon (foreground) and George A. Hatch (roar). T h e Goldsboro Elcmaatary School office was broken Into and ransacked during last weekend, Goldsboro Assistant Principal H. L. Refoe told Sanford police. There was nothing taken however, Refoe said. PRICE AFTER PRICE PROVES IT _______ "SUPER . RIGHT*’ SHORT CUT WESTERN AAP FANCY APPLE SAUCE .-U . Case 8 ■ BEEF STEAK - 7 9 $ 1 0 0 ■ ■SUPER RIGHT* CLOSE TRIMMED WESTERN l h c postponement request was to some In a hearing before city Judge Beverly Bouaho for Negro students arrested far antl-sogrogation demoortrations at an art gal* lory and a public library Tuesday. Now steps fa curb “ sltdown" demonstrations were taken Tues­ day by tho Montgomery, Ala., City Commlietoa and tho Mlssiaalppi New Military'Translingua' Could Stop Army Gobbledygook By D K S WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) - I think tfw nation owes a debt of m il(u d s to San. Thames E. iMarita (R-I*ws) far tasortisg into Ska Caagnaaional record an artiSla an "MtilUry Trensllagua." I am referring to tha danger that tha V . S. armed forces, feitawtmg the example being act by teak leaders ta tho Pentagon They already have msds e big Ah I ta M. •Treasllagus," which Is being (tovalopod It the University of ! >ewe, may provaai this catastro­ phe. M would provide the milltry wHh a numerical vocabulary in •which words would ha replead RICE ■3 T U R K E Y or BEEF 35 3 YOUR CHOICE! COD. HALIBUT or MACKERAL SLICED 4 59 1 2 -O b Caaa FISH STEA K S-39 JANE PARRER LUSCIOUS Blackberry Pie - 4 5 NEW YORK (U PI) — -Tha main cause of Juvenile delinquency Is lack o f affection," told Dr. A relit 0 . Dart, professional mar­ riage counselor, child guidance expart and an ordained mlrtlaUr o f tha Seventh Day Advantiata. "Seldom does a child disobey an affectionate parent," D r.’ Dart also said during a recent lecture at tha New York Center. But affection Isn't all lev* and kisses. The parent who says h* loves hla child too much to punish or restrain him Is In a class with a parent who claims he love* hie child too much to take him to a doctor because tho doctor might have to hurt him, Dr. Dart said. JANE PARKER UGHT TENDER C A R ! Orange Chiffon a 4 9 FLAGA DRIED NAVY BEANS OR i GOLDEN RIPE Blackeys Peas 24 - Oo. n i* . 39 Macaroni Squash Celery Bwonano'e Frasoo Macaroni Lettuce Corn Meal 55c Cheese Dinner 39c CRISP Nshioco I t .On. Ritx Crackers 27c Fob “THE GAZEBO** 1*3ty, lj — »i V i- tv ----------------------- i — •V yw ,' i 4 P ig*. iy Ola* 7c off 70c Btata Coup With Capo Gelatin 37c Dispenser Betty Cnsfcnr 14 Oo. Popandsnl with F n o Comb Pancake Mix 19c Tooth Paste 69c 53c 2 su a e / 9 C ICEBERG • Urn. I i NEXT ATTRACTION CRISP Balhovk Royal 2u»/9c FLA. PASCAL I (Along Ride Poet Office) 2^15c YELLOW CROOKNECK B utter OVER S3 YEARS at Firm and Palmetto Bananas ANN PAGE SPAGHETTI OR SILVER BROOK PRINT A V M fiermsa gsnaral com- I POT NISLETS GOLDEN W. K. Children Need Lots O f Love > hr example, tha following Ttoastiagua message might corns ta ham to* batik front: " i s ssi• II-4*0:1 * L 413:IS . IU iM M " RIB MORTON'S FROZEN CHICKEN In Montgomery, where six Ne­ groes sought admission lo the Uni­ versity o f Alabama Extension Cen­ ter. tho commission adopted an ordinance requiring a permit for demonstrations, parades nod pro­ cessions, except funerals. The law carries a fine of 9100 and-or tlx month* in jail for violations. The commission also passed an ordi­ nance giving businessmen tho right to refuse to servo nnymw at their establishments. The Mississippi Senate Tuesday ssed three House bills deemed Sen. W. B. Alexander as “ emergency and necessary mattars" and sent'them to Gov. Rasa Barnatt for signing. Tbs measures nrahlblt from entering another's property where forbidden and from inciting another person to taka such action and from obstructing public pas­ sageways. Maximum penalty far violations would bo a MOP Am sad ■ six-month Jail tans. i Ip warnhers. - Us parasee would b* to oaUt allied military commanders who dan1! apaak tha sama language to aammunkat* with each other without having to translate. minding one end of the Uno would immediately know that "D er folnd griff die stadt uborraschend van suden Bn." (n o te If the German quota doesn't read right, it's not my fault. My typewriter can't make umlauts), At the same time, an Ameri­ can commander at tha other end of tho lino would know that "The enemy attacked the city surprisingly from the south." At this point, somebody pre­ sumably would put together a act of Translingua numbers mean­ ing "retreat!" This is all very well, but | hav# In mind an even better use far Translingua, Under my plan. R would b* used by lh« Ponlagon ta communicate wilb Congress. Specifically, It would enable de­ fense officials to tastily before eongrasslonil committees without reducing basic English to aamaa(lea) shambles. BEEF R O A S T -6 9 SULTANA FANCY K GITANILLO HEREDIA and Maribal DeJerex art among tha top flight ■taro of tha Joea Greco Spanish baUat coming to tha Civic Center Thura* dag Right. The Sanford DeBary Entertainment Aaan. i* sponsoring tha program and tkksta can be obtained at the Chamber of Commerce office. RIB Carrots 2 w*. 25c 2 t o B M /Q C �#e — SAV0 C U P THIS COUPON a s f s s a s * ^ t < I ViIh( StwP1 T YOUR NtARtST in - d ix ie s t o r e UA^^5.00 0 “ orc KMo'*^ t0°o ^ Sweet Treat W H IH ARROW G IANT TIDE G iant Detergent Limit I pitots Tide's In D irt's Out ' Pkg. 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F R U IT PIES 3 Beads O Bleach w,. 41 r, c^ I^r " 'rtlTvci'lkk,r,r-FI^ <~ ,,oo M E A T D I N N E R S Z 1 r“ I A D | C k | T L a rg e " 7 Q t J e tte Jewel Breost, T h ig h s o r D ru m s tic ks FLO RIcNT c. /V F R Y E R P A R T S 2 & 99* NORTHERN Tissue 4 roii* 37* PAN-REDI SHRIMP Jumbo Northern Frozen Delicious Foncy >TOR GREEN PEAS 6 .-, *1 R oll Powdered B leach A ir D eodoront For i r n w i m -r< a CHUCK ROAST Ju m bo S ite Frozen ■i • • ■-f. ; •. /I * . i ■• ■ ■ . iMifceW ' A ; ■ �.• Fair weather has helped solve, temporarily, some of the s t y ’s flooding problems and.the committee appointed to ty solutions to water problems haa announced that it will to recommend a more permanent answer soon. * ■ Planning for water control by the counties of Central Florida never has been based on sufficiently farsighted \ Study. Now, rapid development of lands is bringing rapid : f development of water problems that didn't exist just three - dr four years ago. ^ v The people who are suffering from dampness right now gge going to be in worse shape when they arc* joined by the M a n y other families the county hopes to attract as the state grows in population. Eveiy new family will have to be added t f water dlapoaal and drainage systems. Taking care of this problem is going to have to be done with a long look at the future. Extensions of all population ••thnatea and growth criteria moke it perfectly clear that ■erne kind of system will be necessary to protect all areas in Bdrmal and emergency situations. It is difficult to ask a man whose floor and crops arc under water to wait until the thing can be thought out. But tibia must be done after emergency measures are taken to h d a d off repetition of last week during the coming summer .. l. T 8 . n**t *t*P i* proper planning to eliminate these emergencies next year and for years to come, because huphazard dike-plugging will help only until the rains corne a g a in , This ia the number one problem of the county right now Md should be handled aa such. CASE 1-410: Mable 0., aged 84. However, we do admit that there IS tho mother o f Dolls, described are difference* in mental "h op epower'* or I. Q. *7"Dr!**Cran*," Mabel added, T i l But among the million* o f peo­ h i t die If Della doesn’t become a ple o f the tame I. Q „ and posses* great concert pianist. "AH her Ufa I have planned and ted o f normal hearing, vlilon, Auamtd of such ■ career for her. limbi and muscular coordination, ."She has definite taint, a* her whet make* one s supposed musi­ tenihara have all told bar, so ahe cal Mg«n lus” or even mathematical n i t cultivate it for mankind. wlsard like Einstein la "conditionIn f." Itfs • God-given ta in t That means somewhere along •So please help me keep her St the line one child wae trained to A s piano every day." Our brain* are God-given, and "Ilka" music or math and thus as Is our vision, hearing and in- atudy It more than other klde o f equal I. Q. ndigonee (I. Q.). .But ho cautious about calling The main secret In Vocational — mini or mathematical or n * Guidance, after you have equated Sneering or any other learned re- people In I, Q., vision, hearing, •etion an Inherited ta in t etc., is "motivation." 'A t the riak of shocking a lot of Tactfully t|o-in rewards and pau aid-fashioned readers, I’d like praise and other goada that will he W give yen the latest scientific effective on your child, often be­ fore he enter* kindergarten. ^Millions of hide have Juat as Then he will W ANT to pick tbe trims tonal range and aa fine a profenlon you yoursslf desire. distinction of pitch, at does the Parents, beware leat you try to oMid.wIm ia rtgarded aa a-muaioal force your children Into your own genJus. nmbitioue mold. AM the average boy or girl ef Don’t make them Charley Mc­ Delia's age haa as fait a muscular Carthy’s who simply expres* your own suppressed urges, Mabel la doing that with Delia. M a h a l married against her ■ M b What makes n memory ox- father*! wish, fo r Mabel wee in Is hard work,-practice, etc., Music College a t the time. •d ef an inheritance of a Her father became alienated. superior type of memory1 And Mabel's husband finally 71m earn* la true of muateians, deserted her. OVtista, engineers, surgeons, etc., So Mabel Is trying, belatedly, to as please quit passing along the carry out her father’s ambition by Mias aotioa that yen are a "horn" making Dolln into a concert Shmtsis or even a "bom criminal," pianist, thus fulfilling S genera­ aren't! tion* o f frustrated dreams. Bend fo r my "Vocational Gui­ b "Is 1% inspiration and 99% dance K it," enclosing a stamped apirttion." return envelope, plus 80c (nonf a psychologist* affirm Edi­ profit). It contains some dandy t'S pound statement. K WASHINGTON Only the imooth, watchfully • waiting sen­ ator from Georgia, Richard Rus­ sell, could have done it so art­ fully — pull the stage center out from under Sen. Hubert Hum­ phrey, the nation's champion of political hlatronles. The man from Minnesota held tbe floor in a windy windup to the vote on cloture. He pleaded that the senators and their talka­ thon on civil righta. Shortly, tho vote would go against hla side, but that would be antl-cllmetlc. Eloquently, vibrantly, the gold- league that In 1M2 the Confederate Senate had a rule that could cut off a filibuster by • mere ma­ jority rule • • not by the twothirds which is now required. Humphrey wondered out loud: ■tea did It? Before McCarthy could reply, Senator Russell, without rising from hla seat, mumbled droUy: "Y es, and the Confederates lost the war, too." Another round far Russell. And then the err, "Vote, vote!" And they did. They voted to continue the filibuster. Sen. Everett Dirkaon (R. 111.,) rose tlredly from hla ckatr and groaned: "W e shall proceed to plow tbo long, hard furrow." Usked Press IMernaUonal And Act III of tbo lNO fili­ NEW . YORK — Artist Rene buster was on Rs way. Tho first m ss up? Ben. Hubert D'Auriac, who aulated Salvador Dell In painting ■ group of ab­ If. Humphrey ef Mlnneaota. stract nude* in 10 minutes, ex­ plaining why he had no turpen­ tine fur a paint-splattered on­ looker: " I gave it to a young lady who was completely submerged in black paint. She happened to be behind the first splash of genius." Quotable Quotes WASHINGTON— Germany to­ day ia Konrad Adenauer. Behind all the complex forces contribut­ ing to the German resurgence the chancellor, as he has proved ooce again in his latest visit to this country, ia the symbol and the front ef what la again rapid­ ly becoming the most powerful nation ia Europe. It la a paradox of Adenauer's dominance of the German scene that It both heartens and alarms those who had hoped for a new and democratic Germany. He is so completely what he la • • deeply religious, steeped In the cultural and political traditions o f an older Germany, a stout old oak breathing defiance at Germany's enemies. - But at the same time it becomes more and more evident that he Is a revered leader without chal­ lenge or rival, and the precedents for that kind of leadership in Germany are far from happy. In­ creasingly, for all hla allegiance to tho Western alliance, Adenauer Is becoming the symbol of a na­ tional Germany. _ . Tbe analocy with Biimarck, with Kaiier Wil­ helm II and. briefly, with Von Hlndcnburg inevitably o c c i r i . And, at tbs world ha* hardly forgotten, U waa another and demoolae loader who cam* at tbe tad o f UUa aucceialon. Tho atUtudo of the German people today offer* evidence of both the guilt and pride that are • heritage of the pait in the re(urgent new nation. If you talk about tbo algna of anti-Semitism la Germany what about antiSemitism in almoat every other part ot the world? You reproach ua with aeeking military bate* in Spain but have not other Western powers put baaoi in country after country? Does not the United Statoa have airfields In Spain? In the view of this observer it cornea down to tho following: a revived national Germany find* itself competing more and more effectively * with other nationstates that are themielvea In­ creasingly nationalistic. A revived Germany will no longer be reitralned by reminder* of the guilt o f the war or the m an crimes o f tho Nails. Nationalism, In short, and not Juil German nationalism, is more and more a force In Weitem Europe. How can you expect ua, tho Gersuna are In effect de­ manding, to bo virtuoua and re­ nounce our deserved place In Iho sun when everyone else is scram­ bling to get ahosd by any means they can? And. as the Germans h s v eijtm rdlnsry qualities of perserverance, energy ana capecity, they can be expected to forge ahead. . . . , No one can doubt Adenauer s loyalty to a supra-national ideal. From the beginning he has been convinced that the only solution for Germany was within the NATO allisnce and the European market. He talks with fervor of the dedication of German youth to the European idea. Yet, aa the German chancellor at M retires Into a more and more lonely eminence where his word be­ comes law, it is clear that while these institutions have to some degree restrained the nationalistic competition they have certainly not ended It Within the common market of the six European powers both Germany and France are subt­ ly striving for supremacy. Nato has remained a defensive mili­ tary alliance despite all the talk about giving it a political and economic reason for being. With France so deeply committed |n Algeria, the 12 German divisions that aru coming Into being will have a predominant position. The British after t » « held aloof from Europe, are apparently hoping to play the old game of divide and rule. In the face of the common market they have organised the seven European power* (hat were outside and a threatened rivalry between tho two groups can play havoc with tariffs and trade, not only in Europe but everywhere. The underlying truth is th at^ the frame of cooperation w a s * neither big enough nor compel­ ling enough. So the old national­ istic pieces are reappearing on the chess board. Aa Franca demonstrated by setting off an atomic explosion at a heavy cost in term* of money and manpower, the competition ia certain to extend to nuclear weapons unless some controls are quickly agreed to and put In to ^ effect. Nor will Germany be ex -M eluded from this competition. Whether it has come too early or too late, the era of the German scapegoat is rapidly drawing to an end. After the bomb was dropped on Hiroshima the late Albert Ein­ stein said: "Everything has changed except the thinking in men's minds." Nothing could illu­ strate this more dramatically and more poignantly than the revived S current of the old nationalism. In that current the new Germany is swimming hard and fast and it would be little short of a miracle If ahe were not. WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-M|is.) is being credited in Wisconsin politi­ cal circle* with fielding the best organisation ever *etn in the Kate's presidential primary cam­ paign. Kennedy and Sen. Hubert 11. Humphrey (D-Mlnn.) are matched In the April I contest, which now looks like the most important of the presidential primaries before the Democratic National Conven­ tion. Useful at any time, a good or­ ganisation is particularly impor­ tant to s candidate in primaries where the voter turnout normally la smaller than In general elec­ tions. Kennedy's smooth organisa­ tion was counted s significant fac­ tor in U>e record vote be polled recently In New Hampshire. Questioned Sunday by Sen. Ken­ neth P. Keating (R-N.Y.) In a filmed TV interviews, Kennedy Mid It would be "extremely dif­ ficult" for him to win the presl- dentlal nomination if he loses in Wisconsin. But like Humphrey on Ihe same progrsm two weeks earlier, Ken­ nedy said he would not pull out If he should lose In Wisconsin. The two candidates face a re­ match in the West Virginia pri-A m iry May 10. This contest will be watched by politicians trying to measure the effect of the reli­ gious issue in the 1900 campaign. Less than 5 per cent of West Vir­ ginia’ s residents share Kennedy’s Catholic faith. Humphrey was in Wisconsin to­ day to finish up a weekend ot campaigning. Kennedy, who fin­ ished a four-day Wisconsin tour Sunday, w»» scheduled to go Indianapolis to m ike his formalv entry into the May 3 Indiana pri­ mary, where he faces no major opposition. lee yachta have been clocked at 144 miles an hour. S outh P in e c re s t DOENIEVILLE. CeUf. - Prose­ cutor Lynn D. Comptoo, urging the Jury to sentence convicted murderer Larry Lord Motherwell to death: "Let ua not mince words. Kill him." LONDON William McCul­ lough, 62, explaining why he spent eight months living in the London subway lyilem t "It was such a coiy, friendly place." Altamonte To Ask Police Car Bids The Altamonte Springs Council will open bids on a new police car. cl s melting at 7:10 p. m. today. The council atro will discuss social security for the town's clerk. Henry Hansen and Police Chief Trecy Sullivan, LUXURIOUS — 3 Bedroom — 2 Bath Homes AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ) DOWN P A Y M E N T - C L O S I N G COSTS $ 4 7 5 .0 0 — $ 5 5 0 .0 0 IM HOMES IN SOUTH PINECREST HAVE BEEN 80LD. EIGHT LOVELY HOMES REMAIN - MONTHLY PAYMENTS LE88 THAN R BUY N O W ! M O VE IN IM M ED IA TI *1 5 ,6 0 0 — *1 8 ,5 0 0 Your persons! satisfaction is guar­ anteed on the construction o f each Pinecrest Home for one full year or your down payment and dosing costs refunded. it Fintit Florida Living PINECREST KIDDIE PARK BASKETBALL C O U R T -T E N N IS COURT EVERY SOUTH PINECREST HOME WITH THESE PLUS FEATURES Page 4—-Wad. March 28, I960 G. E. RANGE AND REFRIGERATOR FURRED A PLASTERED WALLS WALL FURNACS CITY WATER A BEWER CITY FIRE A POLICE PROTECTION • • • • • • LARGE WATER HEATERS TERRAZZO FLOORS COLORED TILE BATHS PAVED STREETS WITH CURBS STREET LIGHTS • LANDSCAPED LOT V A • FHA - FHA-IN-SERVICE • ALL AVAILABLE Sake Sepreaeutativee aa promises at all Hu h a e.aa. 'til dsrk weekdays, Between Sanford Ave. ft Hi-way 17-92 O ff Onora Rd. 1 M>. '<U dark^on Sundays — • •• \ 0 D H A M & TUDOR SALES OFFICE — SANFORD — PH. FA M U 1 J. RRA1LEY ODHAM, PRESIDENT \ f PHONE FA 2-1501 For Information �--------------------- V u trarl WrraTfi lO o m jM BY JEANNE WARMER £ Q ^ w I WOMEN WILL DO SOME POLI­ TICKIN'. T O O -on Thursday afterFROM ALL REPORTS the East­ I noon at a tea, Rose (Mrs. Ernest) er Lily Ball at the Mayfair Inn Southward and Florence (Mrs. Saturday night was a gala alfalr. Dougtas) Stcnslrom will be In the Two wrought iron baskets filled ' receiving line with guest ot with spring (lowers decorated honor, Mrs. Doyle. Csrlton Jr., wife of the gubernatorial candithe platform where, sweet music ! dale. was furnished hy Pete Bukur and A pretty pink and silver his orchestra—and Iloor stow en lertalnmcnt by 10-year old dancer, been planned from 3 to 4 Jcri Wheatland and Mr. and Mrs. George Baumbark made the evening complete. The Baumbacks were hack for a return engagement as their waltzing rou­ tine proved to be so popular last year. When women discuss a ball their talk naturally turns to clothes Mrs. Lisle Reese, of Or­ lando and wire of Florida's exe­ cutive director of the Crippled Children's Society, sal at the head table in a bright blue satin iheath. Also seated there was Mrs. Don Satterlee, of Orlando and wife of tha physiotherapist of the Seminole County chapter. She was in a striking black velvet sheath with satin rose detail on the bodice. Mrs. Phil Logan, whose husband Is president of the chapter, wore a green and white gown and Mrs, A. 0 . Pay nr. rhairman ot the ball, was in a black and white combination with lave jacket and accordian pleated shirl. Kenneth McIntosh served as co-chairman of the event and his wife was pretty in a turquoise em­ broidered satin dress. RECEIVING ADMIRING glances was a white organza W dress featuring nosegays and worn hy Mrs. Vann Parker, wife of the vice-president of the so­ ciety. Medical advisors' wives in­ cluded Mrs. Tam Largen—in a blue and purple print sheath—and Mrs. Gordon Stanley in a leaf green velvet, sheath. Mrs. Raymond Ball, president of the Pilot Club, wore powder blue lace over taffeta and Mrs. Harold Appleby, one of the first % to spearhead Easter Seal drives In this county, was in black chif­ fon fashioned with a full skirt, •ralloped neckline ind a rhine­ stone-studded bodice. The grand prize, given during the evening, was donated by Mr, and Mrs. Robert Bradford. She was in blue chiffon with pearl-trimmed neck­ line. A pre-ball gathering was held tt the home of Dottle and Rob• ert Kama—the group attending and later enjoying a breakfast served at tha Vann Parker home were Mr. and Mr*. Bud Talley, Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Stanley. Dr. and Mrs. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Howland, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hemphill, Mr. and Mrs, Art Beckwith. Dr. and Mrs. William White, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Payne and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Piloian. Another group met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Moore be­ fore continuing on to the Mayfair Inn. They were the Moore'a houseguest, Joe Eaton of New York, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crapps, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Perkins Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ed Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Philips. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Newman and Mr. and Mr*. BUI Bush. * tfa J id s w CAMELLIA CIRCLE Camellia Circle of the garden du b met at tha homa of Mrs. James D. DeBord in Sunland Estates for their March session. Mrs. W. C. Bliss Jr, and Mrs. Benny Austin served as eo-hoat{0 m e t , Mrs. R. W. Turner presented a most interest Ing program on "Flowers and Trees of the Bi­ ble." Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker Jr., president, reminded members of the tear of homas la bo eonducted this week. Those present were Mri. Richord Silvers Jr., Mrs. Bob Crum. My. Mrs. Dan Hamner, Mrs. \ t Lewis Barley, Mrs. S. T. Manfre and her guest, Mrs. Doris Scliauttot of San Diego, Calif., Mrs. Earl Lee, Mrs. William P. Layer, Mrs. At Childs, Mrs. Vernon Hardin. Mrs. Hadelyn Kuhn and Me*. E. C, Harper Jr. on the "COOK YOUR OWN STEAK" was the the party Cdr. and Ing at ro-bosu members and other friends Cdr. and Mrs. C. F. Frossard. Among special guests were Har­ riett and John Williams, Muriel and F. D, Scott and Ruth and Harry Robson. Tha bright flowers on the table were graciously given by Billie (Mrs. George) Kimmons who had wired to Hawaii for them to use for a party at her home. But (hey came a day late so .she inquired around for another party where they could be en­ joyed. The Rowers were anlhuHums which are red, waxy and long luting. MARY FROSSARD was hostess •gain on Monday for staff wives who met at the Langford Hotel in Winter Park. While lunching they enjoyed ■ fashion show. ALSO LUNCHING en masse nearby were El Zeta Beta mem­ bers of Beta Sigma Pbi. _ * ' ^ % mimbnw. A St. Paltfok'a Dap •mam wan aanriad eat is M l decoration* nod refreshment*. Mr*. Pryor, assisted bp Mra. Mrs. R. Li Taylor H old Luncheon Hostess T o Mrs. R. G. Glreion and A. R. Smith were hostesses at a rrernt luncheon of the NAS Officers Wives Club. The B. O. Q. lounge provided a perfect setting for colors and decorations, carrying out the St. Patrick's Day theme. A delirious ham luncheon was served, following a cocktail hour. A few members were lucky and won some unique prizes. Among those attending was Mrs. R. W. Slye, wife of the commanding of­ ficer of the Naval Air Station. A short business session was held after the luncheon and social hour. Church Calendar Q im d a A M. J. Sorokowaky and Mrs. S. G. Graham served refreshments to Mrs. MeReytolds, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Flowers, Mrs. Owen, Mrs. J. C. Andrews, Mrs. J. Marian Harmon, Mrs. R. G. Hickson, Mrs. R. D. Hunter, Mrs. S. B. Jones. Mrs. J. T. Little, Mr*. E. J. Moaimau, Mrs, R, I . Peurifoy, Mrs. Bertha Rhodes, Mrs. L. B. Steele. Mrs. H. X. Whitney, Mrs. Aaron Woolen and Mr*. A. C. Rector. < £ a ca l fcjojurdkA WKDNRSDAT Personals MEMBERS OF THE "(iOOl) NEWS C L l)If shown at their nward ban«iuet are from left, front row, Hn.v Cox, Sharon Cromwell, Jnnice Fitzner and Debbie Fitzner. Second row, Angela Elmore, Suaan Amburgey, Cathy Chance, Karen Cromwell. Lindn Chance and back row, Mra. Betty Long, teacher and her b o il David. Not present when the p i c t u r n w a a made w e r e Mathew and Patty Tipton and Sheryl Sanders. (Herald Photo) Awards Received A group of children have just completed a Bible course, called "child evangelism good news d u b " at tha Park Ave. Trailer Park. The hoys and girls met for one hour, once a week at Trailer Lot S3, lo learn bible verses, songs and bible stories. They also enjoyed the visualized teach­ ing aids. Mrs. Betty Long was Uie teacher and Mrs. Dottle Mrs. Cullen Wins V A H -9 Door Prize Chance, song leader for the entire course. This is an undenominational bible class for at] children and sponsored by. the Child Evange­ lism Fellowship, an International organization with Florida head­ quarters in Orlando. At the conclusion of Ilia course, the children mri at tha Trailer for an award parly. After a pro­ gram of group singing and bible memory verse recitation they listened to a tape recording of their program. Refreshments were srrved and awards for attendance and bible verse memorization were present­ ed to the members. The "good news rlub" will start again this fall, when school opens. The ssmr organization will sponsor a "five day" rlub this summer, during vacation time. For fur­ ther information call Mrs. Long at FA 2-1943. Strained pineapple juice la a new addition to fruit Jalaaa for Infants and foddlnra. Zesty F l a v o r f u l By Good News Club PIZZA SERVED — or to TAKE OUT from Noon to 1:00 i A . M. A Lmrta Beta# f at the new M Hwy. 17-92 Be. ef Sanford i u RESTAURANT M iV i v a c ] Shamrocks and green ribbons were the motif for the monthly coffee for officers wives of VAII-S, held at tha home of Mrs. W. H Crctsinger, with Mrx. R. J. Sause serving as ro-hoaiesa. Mrs. E. Yates held a brief bus!• nesi meeting and the dnnr prize was won by Mrs. J. P. Cullen. Others attending were Mrs. R. C. Carrigan, Mrs. C. G. Dukes, Mrs. E. F. Gold, Mrs. M. E. Hunt­ ed. Mrs. G. Korn, Mrs. J. Q. Pridemore, Mrs. J. Halston, .Mrs. D. E. St. Palrirk'i Day was th e 1 Shover, Mrs. A. W. Urquhari, Mrs. theme for a coffee given by Mrs. G. H. Waters. Mrs. G. F. Wllater. Mrs. W. V. Wright, Mra. C. Young- W. D. Fries and Mrs. R. E! hlade and Mrs. J. N, Todd. Osterhulm for the Officer'! wives or VAH-5, at Mra. Fries' Loch Arbor liomr. Mrs. Oslerhalm served colfre and jasmine tea with liny peilt fours from the lable decorated with white and green chrysanthemums. Mrs. E. .Mrs, Doyle Carlton will he guest W. Foote and Mrs. H. G. Goben of honor at a coffee, Thursday won (lie two door prizes. morning, at the home of Mrs. R. Others altrndlng were Mr*. E. F. Wheeler Jr. on Lake Charm, E. Austin, Mrs. A. J. Rlaha, Mrs. Oviedo. D. E. Drarolph, Mrs. R. E. Far­ Hours will he from 10 to 11:30 mer, Mrs. II. S. Moore, Mrs. J. a. m. and rohoslcssei are Mrs. I.. Morgan, Mrs. R. D. Murphey, H. F. Wheeler S r. Mrs. A. A. Mrs. H L. O'Hara, Mrs. R. W. Myers, Mrs. Paul Mlkler, and Mra. Repp, Mrs. 11 J. Ryan, Mrs. Lee Thompson, and Mrs. I. M. Rowell. Ferdinand Puda. V A H -5 Coffee Held A t Fries Home Oviedo Women T o Honor Mrs. Carlton T:10 p. m. Pioecrest Baptist Church visita­ tion, l*:M a. m., g p. as. and T p, m. lo y a l Ambassadors of the First Baptist Church meet at 7 p. m. Girt Scouts meat in First Presbyterlan Church, 3:11 p. m , Westminister Clasa Supper, 1:30 p. as. Bears a personshard lank Thar are avallaUe Ja si***, rang!■« trees » t • Is 31 s • inches. M O THERS........... 11x14 Bust Vignette PORTRAIT FOR ONLY a n d hi s Spanish B a lle t at tha Civic C e n te r T H U R S D A Y . M A R C H 24.8:15 p. m. • The Dependable Sunday School Clasa of the First Methodist Church met at the hnme of Mr*. R. L. Taylor. 3500 Park Ave. for Bin monthly social and business meeting. Mrs. J. D. Callahan served as co-hostess. Mrs. H. B. McCall gave Bin devotional, using as the subject "the power of prayer." Claaa president, Mra. Gladys Smith, presided at the businese. session. The treasurer reported n balance of 37T.M. She also reported thnt the ela as served IS people at the men's club dinner and made 333 from the project. Mrs. T. C. O'Steen urged mem­ bers to attend the total enlist­ ment dinner st McKinley Hall next Wednesday night. Mrs. M. D. Henderson, mother of Mrs. John Schlrard, waa walcorned as a visitor. Others attend­ ing were Mrs. Schlrard, Mra.' Nancy Brock, Mrs. A. L. Esterson. Mrs. C. R. Jones, Mrs. Jl#* Call. Mrs. S. A. Murphy, Mra. O’Slern, Mri. A. L, Skinner, Mrs. L. B. Steele. Mra. A. K. Shotmaker, Mrs. Ben Todd, Mra. Clarence Wallis, Mrs. Ray Harran. Mrs. Lowell Oiler, Mr*. Smith, and the hostesses. The Norman de Vcre Howard chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Friday at 3 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Hugh Nicholson, not Briarcllff Ave.. In Dreamwoid. Co-hostess are Mrs. M. R. Strickland and Mrs. W. R. Kirby. Mack Cleveland will be guest speaker. Chuluota P& M O JudA Dependable Class Meeting Friday Animated Magazine program COR. AND MRS. H. E. FITE- 1:30 p. m. at Sanford Woman's W ATER entertained recently Club, opeq to the public and with a dinner party for Lcdr. and free of charge. A variety program Mri. Ben Shelton, who soon will of music, dancing and other enter­ be leaving for new duly station tainment will be featured. in San Diego. The Fitzwaters FRIDAY and Sbeltons becams frltnds someUrns ago whUa both ware station­ The Navy Wives Club will meet MRS. SOUTHWARD ed in Morocco. Other guests at at 1 p. m. at the homa of Mra. tha dinner were Lcdr. and Mrs. Harold Stackhouse, 615 Mimosa Woman's Club and an Invitation John Swope and LI. and Mrs. Terrace, Sunland Estatei, for a is extended to all women in San­ Russell Hurd. covered dish luncheon and so­ ford and the surrounding area. Mr. R. F. Cole will greet at A COFFEE for Diane Shelton cial. the door and Mrs. Kenneth Mc­ will h* aiven Friday morning at Intosh will be in charge of the of Mary Hurd. Co-hostguest book. Mrs. George Wells bn Mary (Mrs. Bob) will introduce' the receiving line and Mri tha BY BETTE GOLDMAN Mrs. Clifford Mellor gave a sur­ Mr. and Mrs. Jo* Fisher. High prise birthday party at her home Springs, announce tho birth of a on First SI.. Friday afternoon, hon­ son, March 11, at the hospital in oring her friend and neighbor, Mrs. Gainesville. He had been named Hanley S. Savage. Luncheon -was served and the Jo* David II. Mr. Fisher ia the son of Mr. and Mra. Ram Flaher ladies enjoyed a pleasant time o f Sanford and Mrs. Fisher ia the playing carda and chitting. Pres­ ent were Mmes. R. J. Hammond, former Ann Fender of DeLand. K. DeWitt, S. Carroll. C. McClunr, G. Boulden, B. Freeman, R. Gag­ non. G. Haig. R. Carlson all of Chuluota, and Mrs. E. Ahrens of Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Chadwick are awaiting tho arrival of their first grandchild. Mri. Chadwick wont to Green Cove Springs. Sun­ WEDNESDAY day, to be with her daughter First Baptist Chunk Prayer and aon-ln-iaw, CPU and Mra. Meeting at T:M p. m.. M Cabi­ Lawrence Salley. “ C hief' Salley ha a been hospital­ net meeling at 9:15 p. m. ized recently with a prolonged Plneereat Baptist Church SS leg ailment and Is doing much better now. Mrs. Chadwick will Cabinet meeting at 9:11 p. m. Pioecrest Baptist Church 9S remain with her children until the Officers and Teachers supper, #:J0 blessed event and to help out as MRS. 8TENSTR0M p. m. R. A. meeting, T p. m., moat Grandma's do. Prayer meeting at • p. m. and Floating hostesses will be Mri, Chnrcb Elenitive meeting at 1:43 All ladies of Chuluota have Vann Parker, Mrs., Herbert 8 tenbeen invited to attend an infor­ strom, Mrs. Joe Davis, Mrs. mal morning coffee on Thursday James Lee, Mrs. BUI Southward, from 10:50 until 11:30 at the homa Mrs. Robert Rosemond and Mri, of Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Jr, on W. W. Home. Lake Charm. The guest of honor will be Mrs. Doyle Carlton Jr., Pastor's class of tha First Chris­ wile of the gubernatorial candi­ tian Church bolds regular meet, date. JACAIANDA CIRCLE Mrs. Irving Pryor waa hostess |e the Jacaranda circle of the garden dub at her heme on Margaret Rd. Mrs. A. C. McBeynoltfs, circle president, presided at a abort business session. An Easter tree wss auctioned nff by the ways and means com­ mittee. Members were requested In bring suggestions for next peer's programs is the April meeting. One of the moat interesting programs of the pear waa given by Mrs. Blanton Owen on dried arrangements and demonstrated how the plaques were made. Mr*. C. M. Flower* and Mrs. J. W. Smith wen prize# at an Interesting game, played by Officers Wives 1959-60 Season Tickets Available at Chamber of Commerce for this performance. $5.00 Adults, |3.50 Students. FmN Pifura $1.00 la tra U m itt 2 C kildriN T b A Family A§at 4 Waaka to 10 Yaara Addkfenal CkHdraa $2.00 k a k THURS. - FRI. - SAT. - March 24, 25, 26 Naaet 9 ta 12 — 1iOO to SiM lA R B IR M I STUDIO W IL L O IV I YOU A SILK C TIO N OF POSH FROM W H IC H TO C H O O M MANUEL JACOBSON'S ON COTTON DUSTERS 2.00 U T T U t OR NO - IRON COTTOMB TO W EAR NOW • AN D LATER PRINTED CRISP COTTONS SIZES 13 to 30 - 39 to 43 1XHARTMENT STORK A SPECIAL SAVINGS Tha Paat Office SHOP PENNEY’S YOU’LL SAVE! �_______ ____— i ■ ■ ■ _____ m ov> m m m Coven Sports B y J E R K Y COVINGTON I t rwnlly w a s a n o d d a lto t o a m fo lk s BACK HOME AQAM By Alan M ow Seminole Nine In '60 Opener Pascual Could Be One To Get Washington Out Of Last Place United Press International There’ll soon be a new flood of bids pouring into Washington Sen­ ator President Cal Griffith’ s office the way Samite Pascual te pitch­ ing thia spring. Tha 29-year-old native of Harana became baseball'! most "wanted man" In the winter trade marts after a 17-10 seaion in 109* and he looks sharper than ever this ytar. Griffith bat said Pascual definitely it not for tele but in the second track meet of the season. It is an OBC meet. In the opening meet last week the Seminoles were very impressive and they show signs of being a real power In the conference. They ran up 101 points to the DeLand Bulldogs' 22 and they captured first place in all but one event In recent years track has become one of the most interesting sports around and although very few people around here know much about the different events, they have become aware of the sport and are anxious to find out more about it The meets are held behind the high school. They have a fine cinder track so come out to watch these youngsters as they compete in the various events. the offers wiQ be pouring' In inybow became Camllo probably could mean the pennant for two or three clubs. He won't win any pennants for® the Senators, of course, but ha could gat them out of last place in the American League for tho first lime in four years. Paseual, who bad a gaudy 2.44 earned run average to go with hit .430 winning percentage last sea­ son, combined with Pedro Ramos Tuesday to hurl tho Senators to a 2-1 victory over the Baltimore Or- B isles. It snapped a four-game Washington losing streak and ex­ tended the Orioles' losing string to six straight games. Ramos, 13-19 test year, yielded two hits and a run In the first five innings and then Paseual struck out eight bitters and al­ lowed only a single by Jackie Brandt during tha last four. Pas­ cual hlmsalf scored the winning run in th* oeventh on Lenny % Green's single. The Boston Red Sox hammared out a 9-5 victory over th* Cleve­ land Indians, the 51. Louis Cardi­ nals whipped the Milwaukee Braves, 9-1, the Pittsburgh Pi­ rates edged out th* Chicago White Sox, 9-1, the Lot Angttes Dodgers nipped the New York Yankees, 4-9, the K an su City A’ a beat the Detroit Tigers, 5-1, the Cincinnati Rada defeated the Philadelphia to Phillies. 7-4, and the San Francisco Giants won M in 12 innings over the Chicago Cube. Tbs Sanford Seminolra opened Ihsir IMS baseball Mason here » t BMltarail mil over Memorial Stadium her* Tuesday night before s fins 1 Tiioadajr Right all bundled op ia blanketa crowd who braved tbs chilly wea­ to watch the opening baseball game. It ther. Tbs scar* coded with Was more like a football night and I’m Colonial o f Orlando on top. 7-2. •are the pitchera found it a little tough to Righthander Jim Graesy start­ ' get wanned up. ed an th* mound lor th* SemiCaach Dare Laude and his Seminoles notes and found h laM lf ia trou­ looked good at times during the gam# but ble right away whsa k* couldn't laek of experience really showed up. The find hte control. Colonial picked Hneup Is studded with freshmen and sophp; up firs o f their seven runs la the . , ___ _ and there is still a lot they wJll hava first Inning on six walks sad four C H A R LIE f l to learn before they can do mueh damage mlsquss. G ff/ M M V i to teams. a g - r r /.ts s e r r a R S Righthander Mik* Robert! SARASOTA (UP I) — Goir* Xiong about tha .fifth inning Laude Mr* f r » g o r o m o cam* on In relief e f Graesy, and louring profculonilt move here to freshman jack Caolo and aaid, A * C H IC A G O for th* DeSoio open today, hoping the ball gams settled down. He "Jnek, you go In there and catch next inGOGS that Davo Ragan hai cooled off • • * was very effective and pitched p v rrrA A M T ' and Jack replied, "where, in there?" AUM AGER. from a birdie binge that fired A r lm O EEM *N THE Z r The play of the Washington Senators shutout hell for three innings. j, tho youngster charged in and did THE CLUB him to a double win in the Semi­ P n i/E io A Sealer Paul Mitcbel ram* on In AM through the first week of spring training the fifth Inning and got by until fiat job behind the plate and he also start­ nole pro-am at Palm Beach Tueiy m lj\ s in c e M ARLm REAAAMT* games points out what rookis Jsks Jacobs, tho sixth when a base knock, a ed tho ralljr in the final inning with an inM u E e i* fit i946. day. P O R IN G MUM CM Nr* NOPE said about their chances to come out of walk end a Sanford error gave Hold hit The former Univenity of Flor­ E A C H ON MCA BACK ida atar, now playing out of Or­ the cellar. They have plenty of power but Colonial their other two runs. DtoyVo got a long way to go but the M l* TM'O I m e p e t* b a s e d lando, acooped up tl.TW In price Lefthander Lindsey went all the ' potential Is there so they should win their they still don’t have that good percentage R A E tl/O O * G / jfr y x ' oh m e money la the pro-am. hitter. Jake is battling It all the way and way for Colonist and had a no •hero. A *S 'ACROiStnOA OR RiCNlE tenure* hitter until the fifth inning when He w ai low profenkmal with a * * • '" A t*01'*M ASP MRA1K 7MOMA* A & continues to hit those timely singles. He centerftelder Alex MeKibbin dou­ four-under-par M. two itrokea bet­ 7 M ESU IF 7 W n if& *M P R tl9 S9 MORAL Caach Jim Pigott and his trackstern could be the man that they are looking bled down tbo left field line for ter than Dow rinaterwald, Teplop host to Leesburg here this afternoon for. tho first hit. queata, and he teamed with ama­ Tbo Seminoles eamo to lift in teur Harry Hurt, Houiton, Texai, the test Inning wben~'treshman oilman, for a beat-ball 43 that catcher Jack Caolo led off with tied them with two other teami an Infield single. Hard hitting for low aeore In the pro-am team MeKibbin reached base on an competition. error and Ray Lundqulst receiv­ The Ragan - Hurt aeore waa ed a fro* pa** to first base. Third m m a ik h 7 1 ^ ^ matched by the- team* of proBaseman Terry Christensen then Gardner Dickinson Jr. and ama­ singled home Caolo to break the P /R A T M 6 teur Bing Croaby, and pro Tom­ shutouts. MeKibbin then raced $o p p £p my Jacobs and amateur Woolheme an an error giving the 2M 0T C H £S night with a brilliant effort that worth Donahue, New York finan­ Ed'a Black Putty, n youngster Seminole* their second and final . United Press lateral tiro at 3 P 4 tm zm brought the Warriors a 124-107 cier. whe has fig u a d la the quintets Wilt Chamberlaia'B latest out­ run. p **r J g g The 34-year-old Croaby, whose in til o f his seven starts this ars­ The Seminotes face Evans of burst of 90 points gavo Philadel­ victory. o n , la the morning line favorite Ia the Western sectional finals, handicap ia ala atrokea, blew a National woman's amateur titleOrlando here next Tuesday in phia high hopea today that the o f tonight'! featured ninth race the Minneapolis Lakers threat­ three-foot putt on the 17th bole holder Barbara Mclntire has add­ their second game of the mason. Warriors would become the first ened to duplicate last season's that would have given him and ed the nth annuel North and •t ianferd-Orlando Kennel Club. team in National Baakatball Asso­ upset over St. Louis aa they de­ Dickinson top pro-am ' money. Sooth amateur golf championship Bating wUl start with aa addltteool Grade-A encounter at* ■ : » Behind rinaterwald in the pro- to her growing list of victories. ciation history to bounce back feated the Hawks, 117-110, in over­ p. m. Champ tea o f the early seaMiss Mclntire, from Lake Park, from a 1-1 deficit and win a sev­ time to take a 3-2 lend In the division were Dlckinion, Palm tfC M B B m o, O. B.'a Ample, Is favored to Beach, and Doug Sanders, Miami carved out an easy 5 and 4 seriea. An extra-period win in the en-game aeries. TO the Drat race. fifth game in 1099 set tha stage Beach, both with 71; and long­ triumph ovar Joanne Goodwin AiAKA The league's rookie of the year for a Laker sweep in six games. time rivals Ben Hogan and Sam Tuesday in the final at the Pinela the bet ninth affair, Ed'a THAT W eek patty it a Mn-B choice hurst Country Club. and moat valuable player nar­ Chamberlain, apparently re­ Snead, both with-even-par Tl'a. froai the fifth post position. The rowed Boston's laid to 1-2 In the covered from a hand injury that ? J . M. Edwards two-year-old won Tor the third year la a row, the Eastern Division finals Tuesday hampered his efforts ia two previ­ five and placed In two race* be­ 5enford City Bowling League goes ous garnet, broke a Boston Gar­ gan bonding west to compete In into its final week ef action with den record vrilh 21 field goali. He ;tho 110,000 Phoenix Futurity. the possibility of a (te for the nabbed 39 rebounds to resume Ctrl Tracy’s Incredible pup, A. championship. maatery over big BUI Russell in B . Iwbanhs la rated mcood-beit Mather of Sanford could only that department. I p early figuring o f 4-to-l, from take owe game from Celery City Boston could never get going as a Oho outside eight-box. The briadte Printing Company In league action Chamberlain and Tom Cola com­ twwyeerold bos won nine events last Wodoasday night, while Har­ bined for a total o f 49 points In thia r t — . la addition to pUery's Liquors broke a tie for second tag twins end showing tw in la BEVERLY HILLS. Calif. (UP1) the first half to equal the entire with Burnett Pointers by taking nil Celtie output before intermission. , B Masts. three games, to pull up to within —BUI Fugsay, a young boxing Cola wound up the night with 22 A tom * (ho Other highly-ranked three games ef the leaders. promoter from New York, today points. awatoader* gar feature laurels a n A t e m a n s the Mather team Philadelphia buUt a 49-45 half­ 0 .1 ,‘ s Mortgage and O R .'. Me*must win one game, or even tie held out tbo belt of a light heavy­ o n game, la their final night of weight title In Los Angelas be­ time lead and . maintained the A N O TH E R N H bowling ia order I* win the cheat- tween champion Archie Meora spread throughout the game as BEAtCN pteoship. By o coincidence, the and Germany's Erie ’ Scboeppner, the Warrior* contained the Cel­ p * £ r fffi Mather teem waa la the same sit­ holder of the European light tics' most potent scorers. Rus­ sell led Boston with 22 points. W H EN M E U uation last ytar, only oo the other MOOR end ef the stick, with Burnett heavyweight title. Elgin Baylor continued to hex Fugaiy, representative of Fea­ the Hawks n i he scored 40 points Pointers sitting an top. Thia year. ture Sports, Inc., of New York for Minneapolis. The game, with held e press conference Tuesday both teams playing it tight to the to publicise his offer and aaid ha vest in the aecood half, ended in would like to hold tbo fight at n lM-deadlock after regulation' the Coliseum July 12. time. The first half had ended la This would he one night after a 47-aU tie. Wednesday, Friday ft Saturday 2 P. M . the start of tho National Demo­ The extra session remained nip cratic Convention and Fugaiy said and tuck as St.- Louis played moat LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY he would have a "built-in* audi­ of the five minutes with Bob Pet­ Calory Ctly Prioting match, John ence." tit and Cliff Hagan out with per­ dabfcowN • H itM Stands The ageless Moore who admit* sonal fouls. • Vntot MIAMI BEACH (UP1> V* Uhr attempted te stem the tide with o 493 total for tha night, hut n to 43 y e a n has been guaranteed teraa welterweight Ralph Du­ With the score knotted at 107J e r r y C ollin s, C o -O w n e r Sorry, No TOLEDO, Ohio (UP1) - The doubles and 9M to slagtet for fine team effort by Celery CUy •990,000 for the fight. Scboeppocr 107, Rudy LaRusao gave Minneap­ pes matches his speed eod ting n on ted pa toolgbt against the Great South wait Sport Center of his l « a all-ovents aeore, which Printing, b e n d e d b y Harold has been guaranteed 990,000. olis the edga with n three-point la addlttoo, Fugaiy said, Moore play. Tha Lekara then scored five jMMUng power o f young Floren­ Dallas, Ton., rolled the lop team was hte third straight all-events HOfbst’s 929 gavo the Printer* ■ tine Fernand** ia ■ 10-round na­ total over 1900 to ABC romped- two-toons victory for the night. agreed to sub for Floyd Fetter- points In the last 22 second* to game to date la the American New York Life Insurance putted ton ia the event Patterson would wrap It up. tionally televised bent at Miami lion. Bowling Congress tournament a c­ Beach Auditorium. IB s playoff aceoei switch for In the only other cheat* In Into n tie for fourth place with back out of his scheduled tills The toyaar-oM Dopes, a New tion here Tuesday night. Tuesday’s top standings, Jnmas Gene's Semin*!* Cleaners and fight with heavyweight champion the sixth games, with Boston playThe Dallas Item rolled ■ 1101 Brooks of Detroit moved into n Laundry by taking two games to lagtm ar Jobaniaon in New York log at Philadelphia Thursday Orleans native wh* began fight­ June 22. ing os an amateur at tha age of ia JU second gamo lor a scries 10th place singles tie with a M9 the Cleaoers one. night and St. Louis at MinnasEd Callan ted the "splM-shrInk­ Moore, according to Fugaiy, pells. Seventh games, if necessary, 11 and has campaigned hath on a total e f K ( but it did not affect on games of 239, U5 and 347. UMftwvight and o welterweight |n the open division standings. Its ers" with a 4-7-10 pick-up. white further agreed that If he beats wUl be sUged Saturday. PhUadcl• mites Broth or Benferd o o Highway 17-M Bud Procter with n SB-10, George Scheep purr ho win be willing to phla will then travel to Bostoo oa eight-year pro career, has had first game was 0M and third 197, The team had 32 strikes in its Toro Wao4 at Bod A n ew •ear times aa n o s y fights as hte Swann with a 3-7-10. and l^efly meet Johansson here before Dec. and Minneapolis moves to St. Louis. M-yoor-old i f f so eat from Havana, big game, with Ronnie Diamond getting nine end Jack Biondotillo eight The only open frames were caused by two splits. Individual scores ia tho 1101 PLENTY game were Jim Carman 2U, Lew­ Eve and Andy Stine stepped out ie Boy 202, Diamond 290, Bton- front in the “ Mr. end Mrs." Bowl­ dollllo 247 and J. B. Solomon. 202. ing League Sunday sfterasM by OF SHADE S in ks Beer of Detroit rolled a liking throe games to ceroplte an M il, the lowest score for a eight and a u record for the league TREES Stroke team lines 1919. In the lead. three tournaments prior to this The Mott family te to second one, Si robs had been over 9100 piece with a Tte nod lte record, each year. while the Rogcls are third wilh n Earlier, Tony Puglia o f Detroit Its and Ite total. cracked the top five all • events Mike and Gloria Accardi are Patriot! Sign 2 steadings with a third p la n 1929. fourth with six wins and 9 lo m s , HIGH BOSTON (U P l) - The Bosten Puglia teamed with Don Glia- and Tom and Teens Arm so arc Patriots of the foundling Ameri­ ski to take fourth place In the next with a five sod four credit. DRY can Football League today an- doublet with 1291 on garnet of Four teams, the Wlcberai, Cart­ ■m aced tha signing ef players 991, 419 u d 491. ers, CaUsns, and Richards etch WOODED Bern the University of O ouoctlhive n four and Uvo record to Truly tho Hoot ro u d Heidelberg (Ohio) Cel bring up the rear. . Chief owut Mike Hotevak, LOTS In individual averages, Carl oil Central Florida. Heme* Coach Sim s (he farmer Boston College crock, Rogel leads the man with a 191, year seeds to ariad. Hnannwd that Ueonn halfback 'OAKLAND, Calif. (UP1) — The while Gloria Accardi taps Urn "bet­ Oakland entry in the new Amer­ ter helves" with a too. la l e e f t i ' i ican Foatbell League Tuesday action, cart's 327A U was high iar OUR OUTSTANDING OFFBRi signed Tom Kalmlner as often- tho man, white Gtarta'a M M M led HOW TO CRT THEKBi A three hadream Hem*, with l l i hath*, festering a balH-la WeMtagheoa* B e e trie hitches. 4 ft. attain. . u ~ live backfteld coach. Kalmlner, the distaff rtdo o f the league. Team Drive rot today nad as* thli • **r , , 7 Ftofida ra sa with • halll-to barbecue grill. Eteetrwd farced ale hrotlag. A U t f l e * tee farmer Nevada star, played for high game "scratch" te to pTOOCsoffer — la quality hamro. limply go tho Log Angeles Rams and Bal- sloa o f tho Calls ns with n «U . Seath ro 17-91 te State R4. Nm 494. timers Colts la the National Foot- white they also h alf team high OUR THRKB BSDROOM■ *• . . . A Tara Waal (right) to ARuawt* Bpriaga "handicap" with 1 4U game. Oa* hath heme for #nly 114,994 — landscaped an a haaatifal let. Wasting$ 1 0 , 7 5 0 t O to Mermlta Trail them Narth (right) sad ■to *PPjtaaeea la a aataral weed caMaet hitches, petto, electread farced fatten the Signs to Certis Name*. Ed's Black Putty TopFavorite In Feature Race Ragan Favored In DeSoto Open COMEBACK FOR BUCS? - ByAlonMover ' A dm M clntire Wins Golf Tourney City Kegler Loop Title Battle Close Nightly S 8:10 P .M . 3 MATINEES WEEKLY More home for your a $ 12 7 5 0 OUB t r o t BEDROOM. ECONOMY MODELt Offerlag all the Mg features ef every Curtia Hama — lacledldg the Waatlaghroa* ail-el**trie BBTIBBHBNY cafeteria. F U s electread farced air fe llin g eftty 910,794. P. a RM M #I Bn M 741If fit This ie (fee Ideal Control VterMn ■rioro (tea far yaar r i ' n m n l — galf. I C U R T IS H O M E S f iwwrgp f hrottog. animating. A qaaBty fernme, la a to a e llh l arilalg . a l a prte i thro e a s t he hast. ^ �1 j 1 f i- n , 1060— p * r t 7 Nf VinforK WrraW » f/,x ; *1fr A IL : ‘f 7 ‘rVi l * f- I'''' * P *W i r it , ' % .( ’ ' n ' 3 V j& :,I ' . t V [ lT£ {fT, f. y :■*% * ru a V * ." LAKE MARY 4-H CLUB BOYS saw wildlife filma at the Lake Mary Elementary School Monday. The program presented by Florida Wildlife officers Robert Johnson and D. H. Tinsdale was heard by Gary Donaldson, Tony Jimenez, Russell Avery, David Mohen, Alnn Roman, Dee Dancing Returns •After Decline NEW YORK <UP1) - No on* was deceived when Fred Allaire sang the wordf, "Won’ t dance, ean’t make m e," In "Roberta," • ana o f Hollywood'* dance extravSfanxai of the ’30a. The tncomparible Allaire, of course, did dance. And packed • ballroom* of tha era reverberated to til* mueie of big bands and the eouad of American shoe-leather doing the fox trot. World War II changed all that, Tha traditional Saturday night dine* had had Its hey ■ day. American fast war* marching In* Stead o f dancing. During the post • war years, I when totavUkm realised Its po­ tential and mesmerised the na­ tion aa tha No. 1 entertainment medium, many wondered if America had permanently for­ gotten how to dance. But tb* peislmiiti and nonbeliavara should have conserved tbair worrying angaries for taxes and the cold war. America if again kicking up Us I heels. Both toan-agers and those who are no longer "spring chick­ ens" are radiicoraring that feat weren't created juat to walk on. s e c u r it y A Member* - New I A Word To Persons Wanting To Pass Prehistoric Bugs Census Tests: Don't Study Too Hard Found By Scientists By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (U Pl) I never won J2M.0Q0, or even a five-year supply of floor wax, on a television quiz show. But 1 have a brain that loaks up informa­ tion like a sieve. I always figured this kind of talent was worth something and now 1 know what. It is worth f 13 a day for two weeks every 10 yean . I mean I am a natural born census taker. I discovered thli hidden apttitud* after reading In the newapaper last week that Teddy Nadfar. the biggest winner in TV quiz history, bad flunked his test for a census Job. Nadlrr, according to a dispatch from St. Louis, fatted to answer the neccuary number of ques­ tion* in a quia given to persona looking for work In the I960 cen­ sus. Curious to know what could have Humped tha man who could reel off the names of the eight countries that straddle the equa­ tor, I presented myself at the centus office here and asked to take the test. Twenty-five or 30 other con­ testants war* aaatad at table* around the room when 1 entered s s o c i a t e s , in c . York Slock Exchange STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS Gordon J. Toll, Mgr. Spidell, llarry Clements. Steven Shook, little Bilb’ Mixon, Ronnie Mixon, Logan Curry, Don Phillips and Mrs, 'ecil Mixon, who leads the group. Harry Clements was congratulated by officer Johnson on becoming a new member of the club. (Herald Photo) KIRK . Plata I FA S-7101 and waa handed a two-part teit by ■ lady quizmaster. She didn't say whether the questions ram* from the locked vaults of the Treasury Depart­ ment and I didn't ask. We were given an hour to complete the test with no interruptions for com­ mercials. Tha first part had 30 questions dealing with reading comprehen­ sion and word definition. The second part had is questions re­ quiring u* to locate plaeei on a map. It was the second part that way­ laid Nadler. Census officials said he apparently got mixed up on the difference between East and West. That can happen to anyone and I might have mad* the tame mistake except that my group waa — I hate to say it — coached. The young woman who conducted the test told us in advance that the top of the map was north, the right aide east and* tha left aide west. She didn't say where south waa and this caused me some trouble. Luckily, only one question re­ quired that knowledge and I got It with a wild guess. When 1 handed in my paper,'I waa told 1 had reached one of the highest plateaus — only two wrong answers, both in the first part. Fifty per cent la pasting. Let this be a lesion for Nadlar and any other interested partial; If you want to work far the gov­ ernment, don't clutter up your brain with a lot of knowledge. ' An Automobile Manufacturers Asin. survey showed that 78 per cent of the c a n now in uie have radios, SI per cent have automa­ tic transmUsiont and 18 per cent hive power steering and power brakes. BERKELEY, Calif. (UP1) - A fascinating tale of insect* found perfectly preserved aftor millions of y ea n is being told by aelentiiii at the University of Cali­ fornia. The ipcclmens were discovered embedded in chunks of amber which bad originated aa resin from trees some 30 million years ago In the forests of the southern Mexico itata of Chiapas. Tha trapped insects eventually dropped to the ground to be car­ ried off by erosion and finally were buried in deposits of sand and clay. The resins were transformed into rocks with the insects be­ coming perfect fossils, which have afforded aclentliti a unique glimpse into n* prehistoric age. Research, in progress for the past decade, will soon be intensi­ fied under a *24,ooo grant from the National Science Foundation. Dali Paints Nudes In 10 Minutes; Splashes Onlookers NEW YORK (UPH — The elo­ quent mustache twitched, Salvador Dali, wearlnr a frern painter’a Jacket, green pant* and w green cap pulled down over hi* ear*, stood ahock-atill before the bare, nine-foot, high whUa can­ vas. At hit feet Were bucket* of paint and neat rows o f paint tubes. Tha crowd o f about 100 fashion­ ably dressed onlooker* in the Berkshire Hotel’s plush new Bar­ berry Room hushed. Dali had promised tn paint— In a mere 20 minute* — hi* Impres­ sion of Bouguertau'a "Nymph* and Satyr," a 19th Century paint­ ing of four nude nymphs trying to lead a realating satyr astray. II* actually was about to paint his abstract impression in only 10 minutes. Dali, stepped back, glanced at his assistant, and pointed impe­ riously with his cane. The assist­ ant handed him a long-handled algnpalnter'a brush. The master aelaed the brush, splashed it in a knee-high bucket of black paint, and smashed it agalnn his canvas. Mack paint splattered over the white surface. It also splattered over the ceiling, a slim column behind the easel, and a tall blonde *whn had rdged in too cloie. The onlookers, including such celebrities as Fcrle Mesta, Joan Crawford. Tcler Lind Hayes. Mary Hasty, Arlena Francis and Zaa Z*a Gabor, oo-td nnd ah-ad. Tha blond* stepped back. Dali took a piece o f cheesecloth and began spreading the black paint. It looked like a finger painting by a precocious first grader. Working hectically, with hi* as­ sistant handing him tha tools, he swirled black and white paint onto tha canvas straight from tha tube, shaped it with his rubber-gloved fingers, and smeared gobs of black on with his hand*. "Dali it reproducing a Dalian abatiact version of the nymphs," explained Dr. Saul Colin, o f New York, who described himself a* Dali's theatrical advisor. "This i* a moment o f work — not ■ Joke." Dali squeezed out stripe* of black, yellow and green paint on Ms arm, hi* chest and hi* rap. nt don't understand this sort of thing," • woman said to her es­ cort, "but you mustn’t talk Ijkt that, Felix." Dali pressed hi* head, arm and chest to Ihe canvas. His assistant pourad him a handful of carpet tacks, and Dali lovingly applied them to the central smear. Then he cupped his hands, plunged them into the bucket o f blark paint, and aplashed on hla final touch. Dali'a "Nymphs and Satyr" was completed. MAJOR ROBERT C. MORRIS of Sanford, right, was presented with a cer­ tificate of achievement recently toy Maj. Gen. Orlando C. Troxel Jr., chief of the joint Military Assistant Group in Korea. Attempt By Castro To Take Navy Base Could Damage U. S. Relations By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign Editor Beginning with the westward tip of Cuba and extending east­ ward and southward In a 9,000mlle arc tn Trinidad la a string of Islands which separates the At­ lantic Ocean from the Caribbean Sea, Lying cloie to the cenler, at Cuba's eastern Up, la tha great U. S. naval base of Guantanamo. Eight hundred miles to the south of Guantanamo la the Pan­ ama Canal. Five hundred miles to tb* aaat Is the commonwealth of Puerto Rico. Each of the three looms large In U. 8. defense itrategy, bath at home and for the Western Hemisphere. In aaeh of tha three, ihe United Stale* hat ill difflculUas. Of moat Immediate roncern la Guantanamo. Tha constitution pro­ viding Cuba a Republican form of government granted tba United Stalai s naval baa* at Guantana­ mo in 1901, shortly a Her the Parii treaty tn which Spain gave up both Cuba and Puerto Rloo. Guantanamo Bay Is a sharp indantaUon on Cuba'* southeast coast. The bate lies at the bot­ tom of a aaucer-Uk* formation of hills which roll steeply back into tha mountalni o f Oriantc Prov­ ince. It was from these hllli la Orient* Province that Raul Cas­ tro, brother of Fidel, mad* the tlonallim ia different. It la and growing, and canton it* wrath upon tha United States' perpetual hold on tho canal raid* in 1939 In which he kidnap­ ed U. S. tailors and marines at a show of strength against the United States. It also waa from the** hills that the Cuban rebels, before their victory over Ballata, cut off frtab water supplies to the U. S. base. Recently, tb* semi-official Cu-ban nawapaper Revoluclon pub­ lished claims of discrimination against and Ul-tr*alm*nt o f Cuban labor at tha base. Just how far the Cuban govern­ ment intanda to go In lie harasting attacks against the United Slates now cannot b* foretold, The Revolution attack might be Just one more Instance of pinpricking or it might b* t hidt of things to com*. There bav* bean report* for months that a decree Uaa on Caatro’a desk awalUng only hla sig­ nature to taka ovar Guantanamo, Sine* tb* U. 8. Navy already hai aarved nolle* It hai no In­ tention of giving up the bate, It would be the atraw that broke the back of U, 8 . -Cuban rela­ tions. Juat as antl-U, 8. event* la Cuba damonatrat* a Castro type of Nationalism, *o Nationalism al­ io la at tba root of'diffleultlaa In Panama and Puerto Rico. Puerto Rican Nationallata once plotted to aaaasslnate Prealdent Truman. But, while they a rt vio­ lent, they or* a amall minority with no real voice, Panama na- ELECT W. R. (BUSTER) HANCOCK . Tho Only Rally gn aW y film A t A n»(l *i CVRVIVWV iff or I . S> iaasa* to , ^S A N E O R I D Atlantic naiiO Incorporated nal BANK 19t? AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE SANFORD. FLORIDA STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF MARCH 15, 1960 COMPTROLLER'S CALL RESOURCES Loans and Discounts Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures Other Beal Estate Federal Reserve Bank Stock Other Resources U. S. Government Obligations $4,599,360.10 Other Marketable Bonds 428,066.91 Cash and Due From Banks 2,517,957,47 Total LIABILITIES 4,463,226.09 126,551.10 39,650.00 15,000.00 22,718.99 Capital Stock Surplus Undivided P rofits Reserves Unearned Discount 7-,545,384,48 Deposits $12,211,830.66 Total OFFICERS DIRECTORS •1 J. W. BHANDB Chairman of tha Board » . I. BAUMAN P m ldsnt R. J. BAUMAN rraaldant GEORGE D. BISHOP Retired, Sanford, Florid* R. F. MANN Vita President L. I. FRAZIER Sanford, Florid* Racy. A Tree, Orlande Paring Go. H. B. POPS Fraaidant, H. B. Fop* C*. Sanford, Florida J. W. 8HANDS Preatdaat R. W . DEANE Ctihiar O. C. MCBRIDE Assistant Caahltr MRS. LOIS D. 1IOU8HOLDER Assistant Caihier J. C. HUTCHISON Director A Chairman o f Esacutire Cammftto o f Chaao A Co* Sanford, Florid* R. F. MANN Vica-PnidM* Tha Atlantic National Saak o f Jacksonville Jacksonville, Florida H U R. SOUTHWARD Praaldent Southward Fruit Co., Sanford, Florida GEORGE A. SPEER JR. Atto Member O f Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . ' '1 ‘ \l.offl*. ■ �i 1 -W e d . March 28,1060 Values Mere j & R -UV mm H E R $ H E YS BAG O NLY SHURFRESH COOKING FIRST METHODIST CHURCH SENIORS at Seminole High wen feted and feasted at a banquet at the church Tuesday night With their Sunday school toucher, Robert W . Ware, who has taught Sunday school for the past 32 years, are Frances Strickland, SandrH McKinney, Tom- my Butner, Ronnie Lindsey, Janet Gienn, Tom Raynor, John Smith, Neely Ross, Duane Gombel, Marilyn Mc­ Daniel, Charles Bogan, Linda Parker and Eddie Kirchhnff. The young Methodists are standing in front of their motto. (Herald Photo) Author Calls Book Ban Absurd, Crazy |ose Cone Show flo ro Radiation IBEDPORD, Maas. (U P l)-F llm By PHIL NEWSOM kcks exposed at altJtudei up to UPI Foreign Editor P miles in an Atlas nose cone' mated far greater radiation West German Socialists are not iaa previously discovered, te ­ happy with Chancellor Konrad nding te the Air Research and Adenauer's proposal that Berlinevalopmcnt Command. "Particle tracks indicate that idlation in the Van Allen belte [■covered bp the Explorer salellea far outabadow the flux of radiation aa nary coamle tured by tneana of Skyhook 'StUana at ao-mll* altitudes," the Sbport aaid. •- "Counts in the Atlas-flown emulZfona aliow that tor every cosmle H y that penetrated tha block, g a m e 44.600 protons of the Van ^laarch Canter said tha "photo-g r a p h s " were recovered last July •bout an hour after tha missile -i«ss fired from Cape Canaveral. ■a Legal Notice f M TSSSS CISBCIHT CO I SIT, S IX T H • I O A L C IR C U IT o r KI.O IIIII 4 , a n a r a n * a u n » o i.» s c o v . v n r . o su n rscisr n o. ionu. MiiTirM n r era be allowed to vote to decide their own future — whether to go over to the East German Com­ munists or retain Iheir links with the West. However, the Socialists attll have not decided whether td go on record formally opposing II. Meanwhile, there is no doubt about the Communist attitude. They oppose it because the vote certainly would go to the West. Adenauer's personal prestige at home already ha a been consider­ ably enhanced by hil U. 8. visit. With Nationalist Chinese Presi­ dent Chlang Kai-shek's return to office a foregone conclusion, poli­ tical source* are predicting a eablnel shakeup. Primary result would ba to Increase the duties of vice president and Premier Chen Cheng to prepare the way for the day be may eventually take over from the aging Chlang. It also la believed a possibility that Syngmaa Rhec, M-yrar-old president of the nepuhlic of Korea, might step aside for his heir-apparent, Vico President-elect Lee Ki-Poong. Lee has been handpicked by Rhee and would be ex­ pected to go down the line for Rhee'i program. The U. S. • Philippines negotia­ tions for a new air treaty may develop Into another notable squabble. The Philippines cancel, led the old treaty as one • aided earlier this year and think they have everything to gain and noth­ ing to lose by being tough. They figure they have the United Stale* over a barrel — particularly Pan American Airways whose fran­ chise to operate in the Philippines expires soon. This week two International con­ ferences get down to tough bar­ gaining in Geneva, Switzerland. But at least In tha rase of the 10-nation disarmament conference no firm results sre expected soon. Predictions are that it will lake a year, and possibly years, before the disarmament conferee* esn reach any sort of conclusion. The other meeting is the 89 nation law o f the t«a conference which, among other things, involves Im­ portant fiahing rights. MIAMI (U P!) —Aldoui Huxley whoie needy 40 yrere of writing established him e i e premier example of the reserved intellectuel,. reacted hotly Monday night when aiked for comment on the removal of one of hli novels from Dade County high schools. "Most extraordinary," a a i d Huxley. "Absurd . . . absolutely crazy." The English novelist, now an American resident, also said “ I don’t wish to blow my horn, but I think the work will remain quite important.'* The work referred to Is "Brave New World," a novel Huxley pub­ lished In 1032. It prophesied life under a political dictatorship where hablra were produced in lest lube* with only a limited few granted freedom of choice or ex­ pression. LGA J SEE - ALL FLOUR INSPECTED TENDER CHICK 10 Lbs. PLANTATION WATER GROUND MEAL 5 Lbs. BREMNER’S JUMBO 3 Boxes GROUND FRESH HOURLY KINGANS CAL-ETTE LEAN BONELESS Two Enter *500' INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) Wayne Weller. Phoenix, Arls., and Jim Packard, Indianapolis, have been nominated aa newcom­ er* to the 500-mile speedway auto race. Approval of the two rook­ ies, who qualified for auto rac­ ing's "big lim e" in special teals last tutmqer, raised the list of nitric* to 30 for one Memorial Day race. HICKORY SMOKED PORK s u it Jioes t» uuMPiinEY. 'gH AR I-K S ORKBN, at at.ni a Im|I 99 DaDndanla. STATE or FLORIDA TO! SUPER VALUE MBKAiu.cn nnscKNi h. r. ciiimr; gL IZ A R S T H MAH nURGOYNK; a n ik i, h acknkyi ja m iss n. JSonBKTTi J. D. HACKNEY. «l«o J n ..w u as JOSEPH O. HACKNKT: MAHAII J. .UAOKNHYi FANNIE J o n a K T T ; ELIZA If. COX. NHI.X > N II. COX and ISMMA COX, salt Z * lrn -a t-la w o f IIA Mil,TON COX, lS a ea a iodl CHARLES C. W A R W ICK ; I* HACKNEY. *U*AN ». jR A O N K Il. J. I* HACKNEY. -‘•A II All r. DOIUIKTT, MARTHA TIKHI.CY. II. C. W HITEH EAD. 4 *A ltY A. OTRAUailN, DAN I HI. M. •flAUKNCT, WM. O, HACKNEY, CgUKAN HACKNEY, JOHN A MACE k r t . AUGUST A IANDERS. 4.K1HER R. NORWOOD, JOHN O. j io r w o o d . a K o it a ic n. n o r .WOOD, NATIIANIKI, II. NOR. -WOOD, MARTHA D. NORWOOD, M A T Y A. NORWOOD, HOOEY K (NORWOOD. WM. O. MARHII, K.IJZABI.T1I TKMPLRS, AGNEO K. TIK I.VI'.R, NARAII 1KELLY. HANIEL, U MAltOII, TIIOMAH It BREAD X F a m ily Lm tm A new Mercury Monterey, with de luxe appointments, is now $31 to $66 le s s * * than the best-sellinp Fords, Chevrolets, and Plymouths (the V-8 Galaxies, Impalas, and Furys). 4 * K | GOLDEN RIPE FANCY X Bird* By* Ford Hook Limas Birds Bya Strawberries Mwwelnan Apple Sauce * Haro Lao Brownies AMI UU6IMY OFFUS FM MNL Hon aro juat ■unio o f the advnnugm Mercury offera you over i ho lending low-price name car: • More distinctive atyling (cacluaivo b od y ahoN) •Steadier riding (7 ' longer wheelhnae) • Safer on curve* (greater weight for more stability) • Larger tin e (8.00 X 14—coot extra on lowprice name cars) * Kxcluaive Boed-Tuned ride • S afer brake* (m ora brak e lin in g) • Quieter ride (23% more insulation) • Mora foot room (692 eo. in. mora far oenler-eMt passengers) • Fewer bumpa (special 3-phara aback ahaorben) •Greater "aee-ebibty" when it rains or snowa (overiappinc S-npoed aiaetrit wijwra clear even the center) • Better via­ bility aU around (bigger windahield and win­ dow*. 1102 aq. in. mora g ia « ) • N o periodic brake adjustment (brakes adjust Uwmaelves). 2 Fabulous Markets 1960 ^ M ER C U R Y Cs m Ts H trt-N tw l .First m m * act ear with flac-car R y t t U i i M r I Hunt Lincoln- Mercury Inc. 109 North Palmetto Avc. Sanford, Fla. SAVINGS 1100-1 3 th St. Goldsboro MARKETS �Wed. March 28,1940—Part • ALLSWEET MAXWELL INSTANT HOUSE Jk MORTON HOUSE OVEN D T A M DEAN BAKED OUR OWN SWIFTS PREMIUM LT. NILUS HUBBLE (left) nnd Lt. Cdr. William Hearn, Roman Catholic and Protestant Chnplnin respectively, pack clothing donated by people of the Sanford area for an orphanage in carthqunke-ravngcd Agadir, Morocco. Lt. Hubble nnd Lcdr. Hearn coordinated the drive in this area. FULL CUT ENERGY V DETERGENT GIANT ■ SIZE ^ THIS IS A QUALITY PRODUCT AT A REAL SAVINGS Approximately 2,321 articlei of clothing were donated by civilian! and Navy personnel in the San­ ford area In answer to a Navy appeal for badly needed clothing for an orphanage being established, under the patronage of sixyear-old Moroccan Princess Lalla k Amina, In earthquake-torn Agadir, w Morocco, Several thousand orphans were left by the recent disaster. Lt. Cdr. W. M. Hearn. NAS Protestant Chaplain, coordinated the drive here at Sanford. The clothing waa flown last week to NAS Jacksonville for forwarding to its ultimate deatination. Capt. Hubert W. Slyc, NAS Commanding Officer, wishea to expresa hia thanka to thoae of the Sanford area who ao gener­ ously answered the appeal. SWIFTS PREMIUM FOUR FISHERMAN S H O R T RIB FOODMART HAS A COMPLETE STOCK OF GALLON SIZE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IDEAL FOR LARGE FAMILIES, CHURCHES OR GROUPS FOUR FISHERMEN UNCOOKED PORK & BEANS SWIFTS PREMIUM By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) - Sail on. Adam Troy, glorioui aklpper of the schooner •Tiki.** Despite early-aeason torpedoes from critics, th e."T iki" and atar Gardner (Adam Troy) McKay aeem to have found a anug har­ bor at ABC-TV for their ahow, "Adventurca In Paradise." After a alow atart, the hourlong program hat caught on. In fact, the network and the produc­ er, 201h Century-Fox, now are planning next leason'a episodes. In the face of such acceptance, a TV reviewer who pannrd the show when U waa launched last fall ought to be discreet, If not gracious, and Just clam up. Bat I have a weakness. I muit tune in If only to find out whether McKay's ascivay a acting ohas n Improved. impruvcu. It n has. Like the cigarette that is ad­ vertised on the ahow, McKay'a early atiffnesi has been "air-soft­ ened." He has learned to move his eyebrows, wiggle his nose, flash an occasional smile, shift his head and weight while In con­ versation to show alertneai. Be­ lieve me, this la progress. I also noticed ■ welcome at­ tempt to keep le action aboard the "T iki," and iha "Tiki" out at I sea Instead of tied to some bam­ boo-bristling hsrbor in the back lot. (You know the saying: No Tlkl, no sharkee.) Stock scenes of sailing vessels and ocean spray were worked into Monday night's film to help make it more au­ thentic. These touches also helped distract attention from a few ma­ jor flaws in the plot. The plot on Monday nlght'a episode, "The Amazon," offered Llzabeth Scott ) as a hard-driving yachting champ whose need for supremacy over males brought death to two men, Including her ulcer-ridden, alco­ holic fiance. His death, incldcn- ► tally, waa one of the more brutal crime* shown on TV. Crying for medical aid, battered and bloody after a fight at aca, he waa aimply hurled overboard. The episode also Included much drinking and an attempted rape. Ai I mentioned, the terlei la catching on. Does the show's apparent suercaa embarrass ita critics? Not at all. Critics have very little Impact on ratings (and I hope the re­ verse is true, also.) Some of the guiding lights behind “ Adventures in Paradise" agreed with the ear­ ly review*. They reacted in a healthy fashion — by working to improve the show. So, sail on, Adam. Maybe one of these aeaaona you'll take all the critical wind out of our Mill. Dialing and Filing: My only complaint about the appearance of Flamenco guitarist Carloa Mon­ toya on Monday night's "Kate Smith Show" la that he didn't get more time thin the Irving Fields trio "The Texan," starring Rory Calhoun, came up with a throwhack to early-adult Welters Mon­ day night. And a poor ana, at that. People Falling All Over Town ROME, Ga. (UPI) -M elv in Bev11, 33, waa trimming trees In East Rome Monday, while at the same time, hie stepson, Joe Hayes, 24, wae trimming trees oa the oppo­ site tide of town. At 10:43 a. m., Bevil fell off a limb and was taken to the hospital for treatment of heed injuries. At 10:30 a. m., the limb on which Hayes was working broke and he fell to the ground. He Joined hie stepfather in tho hospital, w hen he was troated for back injuries. TU R N IP GREENS A GROUND APPLE SAUCE LIBBY’S BLACK EYE PEAS SUNNYLAND SWEET POTATOES WHOLE SMOKED KIDNEY BEANS W E ALSO HAVE GALLON SIZES IN THE FOLLOWING: PEACHES - LIMA BEANS - PEAS FRUIT COCKTAIL - CHERRIES GREEN BEANS - PURPLE PLUMS WHOLE KERNEL CORN MILK BONE -« D 0G APPLE SAUCE WINTER GARDEN MACARONI ft CHEESE PREMIUM SLICED BIRDSEYE FORDHOOK m all b it m iz k BOX BISCUIT . MUSSELMAty’S SWIFTS i SMALL LEAN M EATY 1 I 1 SARA LEE SPARE ^ l *SOS o. F O O D M A R T HAS M O R E TO OFFER SHURFRESH 1. I S. CRISP 4. I. FRESH - CELLO p e r s o n a l iz e d s e r v ic e — w e c a n a n d w il l g r r YOUR MEATS TO YOUR LIKING AND SPECIFICA­ TION. PWam don’t heaitata to ask for this aorvlca. QUARTER - HALF OR WHOLE CATTLE FOR YOUR FREEZER — INQUIRE TODAY. QUALITY MEATS—'That carry tho Bwlfla Premium Ub«I cab bo oaU a with FULL CONFIDENCE. (Backad up by 105 yoars of Moat Eiptrlmco.) PRICES — Roaaonablo and tho same to everyone. You can buy FOODMART MEATS with FULL CONFI­ DENCE that you art getting FULL VALUE FOR YOLR MONEY. Are You Pressed For Time - Do You Want Special Cuts and Service? Just Phone FAirfax 2-2052___ SOFLIN NAPKINS KOTEX LESTOIL 12’s PINT M AXW ELL HOUSE INSTANT i NABISCO FIG NEWTONS t 1 PARK A T 25th POUND CAKE MIX ’EM UP m AN D SAVE Q ' M cK e n z ie s For W U 1 ^ i BUTTER BEANS \ WHOLE KERNEL CORN \ BROCCOLI SPEARS 1 MIXED VEGETABLES \ FIELD PEAS W /SN A P S 1 WHOLE OKRA I 1 GREEN PEAS I I A N Y OF THE ABOVE �•-ft*4:4*%.• x;**'-'ntV.; ' r *._!»-a - I** ______ - ■ -- ■ - -- - } i — MV V ;vVi, *•. , ' >\i" . ■-*» • • T’/.a? ‘ »v, j. ■ i-: , , •>» •# '•■i TUB O L'S3TJO N 5TO voa thattu . ereep Classified Phone FA 2-2611 M Dafandant*. T OTICB TO IIB PB T O P . O. aTO.VKft and __________ F ton tr , hla w l f a ; th* halra at l a w o f TV. H. DA NOKIl* F I K L D i If th ey a r * liv in g and If they a r * dead, hla. h e r o r tha lr kt mwn o r u n ­ k n o w n halra, d t v l i r e t , apnuaaa, cred itor*. Ilan ori , g r a m #e«. a v t lg n t, truatera, and ag a in s t a n y a n d all ot her parti** h a v in g o r c l a i m i n g to h a ra a n y r ig h t, t ills a n d / o r Inter**! In th# p r o p e r t y h e r * . I n a fie r dearribad, aald lamia altuatad, l y i n g and b e in g In Femlnola C o u n ty , F lo r id a , t o ­ wn t I.nt* I and I. a e e n r d ln r In p la l o f aurvay f o r Z a c k Davla m ad * by II. M. T l n k le p a u g h , d ated A u g u s t It, I M I and r e co r d e d in Deed Honk 111, p a g * SOI, o f the Puh lle R e r o r d v o f Femln ola C o u n ty , F lo rid a , la id Isn d t also kn ow n and dearrlhed * « f o l l o w * : F r o m a c o n c r e t# Monk on r ig h t o f w a y o f Ftala llna d No, I, ]u. a le d S t l . l faet N o f HW r orn ar o f F E '4 BIV U F t :t . H\V' 4 , F erl lon 1*. T o w n a h lp II Booth. R a n g # 10 Kast, run > I t* in ' F. a l o n g la id r ig h t o f w a y SI feat In p o in t o f b e g in n in g , than e* rnn tlnu * X I t ’ 1*' K Sl.S fe e t , t h e n r * ■ 41* la' K l i t I I faat. than e* Bouth Sa| faat, thane# ■ i s * I f TV It.tl faat, thane* N I t* 1*' W I I I * feet In th* b e g i n n i n g ; and Hagin IIS fe et X o f BTV c o r ­ n e r o f BF.U B W ’ S B E»i ■TV*4 , Factio n It , T o w n a h lp II Bouth, K an g * 11 F a i t , run X T l.I faat to a c o n ­ c rete h lo r k at r i g h t o f w ay o f Flat # Hoad X'n, 1, t h s n r t X. 11* I f E SI f e e t thanr* II I I * !• ' K till feet, then ca H 7»* I f TV l t l . l t feat t o point o f b e g in n in g . TOIT A R K 11KRK f i r NOT ! FI KI1 that Ih# P la ln t lfr haraln has In. •Iltilted a suit ag a in s t y o u In tba C ircu it C o u r t o f Ih* X ln th Ju dic ial Circuit, In and f o r Femln ola I'm lnty, Flori d a, to <|iilst Its t ilt * t o th* atmva d a sr r lb ed p r o p e r l y , *11 tiatad. l y i n g and b a ln g In Bemlnnl* C ou n ty , Flori d a, a s h t r a ln a b o v a m ore p a r t ic u la r ly t e l nut. Tnu a r t h t r e h y re qulrad 1o III* y o u r A n . a w t r with ih * C lark o f t h t C ir cu it Court. In and f o r Bamlnnla Coun ty. Flori d a, and aarve a C op y t h e r e o f upon Den ia l II. H u n t e r, o f the firm of TV 1rider weed la. Ilalnaa, H u nter A TVard. I l l P a r k A v anue, Bouth. W in t e r Par k. Florida. A t t n r n t y f o r Ih* P l a i n t i f f In th* abnva ac tion, on o r ba fnr* tb* I * t h d a y o f March, A. P IIP . els* a D eer e* Pro C o n f a a t e will bo entered a g a in s t you. IT IB O R D K R E P that this b* published In tha Kan *d Herald, ■ n e w s p a p e r p u b lla h t d In Bemlh o l e . C ou n ty . Flori d a, on e* aarh waak f o r f o u r ronas< utlaa weeks. TVITXKFF tha hand o f tha Clerk of tha C ir c u it C ou r t. Hamlnole Coun ty, F lo rid a , this M th d a y o f F ebr u ar y . A. D, 1111. David U . fl a lr h a l C lar k o f the C ircu it Court ■ emlnnls C oun ty , F lo r id * By; ’ larlh a T Vlhltn FURN. A p t 201% W. l» t SL 4-ROOM furnlihed apartment $M month. FA 2-5621. 2-B. R. bouse, furnished. Adults. FA 2-7444. UNFURNISHED home. FA 2-1U9. FOUR ROOM apartment, furn­ UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom home, ished or unfurnished, with kitchen equipped, 2465 Willow screened porch. FA 2-7640. Ave. Call FA 2-2632 or FA 2-2621. 1-BEDROOM,' nicely furnished NEWLY, decorated, dean 2 room house, water furnlihed. 114 furnlihed apartment. 604 Pal­ Elm. Phone FA 2-1442.________ metto. Dial FA 2-4554. TOl -.WAS JUST TOO MUCH PPM HGB/ . K . Ay,-* / •UTPfrr' V . V N *t c* ■ ■' MtmCMTf, IB-MU.EMMK// 7MGIf A SR3UC TEST, HASH/ 6UTJ8 cveitm otf CHECKS OUTAT THB HAiFWAYMAKfC / n V « U M MK UP/____ - I - HAlfVtAYMARX!M s m o 200 KNOTS 08PBKWTCVW V* WHAT'S our .AiK SPZtD? m UP/// ESTIMATED , MINIMUM/S O h / KJSKNOf^ > I major c o o t * / OtiEEHANEOUrTHB OTHER SEVENTY* NlftC , .IH THE GREEN// PWTomci is just IPIEAN PITCHTUUAKE lON604OU6U1DGITM/y It/K) A LITRE SITUATION HERE. 6TANP BVJTTjE^ B U K E .G K ^ U a S QOMMANP6R*AU. THEIR. 6IUV TRAanOH»WUTASB4V/ react, to w tothe r v POWN THE MOCK, t, THIS If MVCHANCE I K . 13 M i l l MY Art PMTOWCMlL J O a f n ROWTHKi rr^ T T . catteouju/r r o l e . *. ?■ I UHMMt tt u u 7 W nom DEADLINES ■7 i THAT'S THE r trouble T wirH v banks*) DISPLAYI Legal Notice paper. I T T H B C I B C l 'I T COI UT. T I T T H J I T I f l T A t . ( I B M I T IT A T I ! f u l l T R H I T O I .B I'OI A T T . KI.OItlllA, IT C H A T C B B V .TO. USSI II I V O B C B TRO T W IL ltK *. Legal Notice i* t iik n jiim i u i , n r r r r coi u t. yitth c - i n r t ' i T . i\ i m i f o r « K N i \ m , i : r m ,\t v . n o n i D * . is a m iK H V to im im Plaintiff, TltTH'H TO fit: Ft*. TO lu M IE nK T T r l o c h ia s i z u m o r f . LEK Defa mfanl. T H E A T A T E O F F L O R I D A TOl R O B E R T B TZE M O R E ' lt»ner*1 R elit fr y IljriUn, K e n t u c k y A Swnrn C om p lain t h » r l n r been filed * e * l n * t ynu In th* C ir cu it C ourt. In en d F -r **mlnr>le C o u m r , F lo r id * , tn C h a n c ery far D iv o r c e , IP* sh ort (III* o f *4ld a c t io n b ein g B E T T Y LOUISA S I Z E J 'fm K , rialn llff, v». ItORBHT S I/.KlIOItK, D e f e n d a n t ; there p re s ­ ent* a rc to c a n t * and require you to rile jrnur w r itt en defena ee. If a n y . Ill Ih* C om p lain t fi led herein and tn t s r v a a c o p y t h a r e o f upon P l a i n t i f f * a t tor n ey * on or b efore the 1 Sih <!*>• o f April, A. D. l i f e , i n h e r e n t a D e c r ee P ro C nn feeeo will h* an ta red a g a i n * ! y o u and the rane e proc eed > i parie. W1TNKBB m y ba nd and o ff ic ia l •e e l ' at Hanford, Se min ole C oun ty, F lo rid a , thla J it h d a y # f March. A. D lt««. Daa ld M. d a t e h a l IT er k or P lrr u lt «"ourt. In and F o r Bamlnala C ou n ty , Flori d a f l y : M artha T. VI hi an D ep u t y d a r k (H E A L ) Htenetrnm, Paat a A M rtntoah A tt or n ay a f o r r i a l n t l f f Kd wa rda R ulM Ing San fo rd, F lo r id * Publteh Alar, 11, 11, It, A Apr. f. B am You . . . W . H. “ Bill” Stemper A gen cy v ‘ Branch Off let ^ 161 PARK DR. TEL. FA S*Utl ------ IS NOW OPEN------The follow I n f peraonnel will elm K. Noonan, Aaaocial* rereU A . Harper, Aaaoclete he fled 2-R00M furnished apartment, 310 Magnolia. Phone A. K. Roiictter, Floreit. FA 2-1451, RENT ------ A N N O U N C E M E N T -------To B iller FOR RENT: I bedroom houie, kitchen equipped. P h o n e FA 2-5303. W ILK KB D e fe n da nt T OTIC S TO A P P B a R T O : M A MIK I.Kr. W I I . K K 8 r n Harman Put ter 41 B rad ley Road Bcarsdal*. X a w Turk TOU A R K HKrtK BT X O T t r i K D t h i l a r n m p l a l n i fo r dlvnr** ha* been fllr d a t a l n s t ynu. and ynu ar* required In serv e a r o p y o f y o u r Ane war nr Pleas ing tn l b s c o m p la in t on l b s P la l n t l f r * a t t o r ­ ney, Daniel J. L eFev rs. o f Ih* la w fi rm o f W A R R I C K , CAtKHI.I. , A L*PF.VHE. ST* W est F a ir b a n k s Av sn us. W in te r Par k. Flor id a, ' and tils tha o r ig in a l A n s w e r nr 1'landlng In Ih* o ft lr a o f ih * Clark o f the Circu it Court on or b e f o r e Ih# l l t h d ay o f April, IMS. I f you fall l o do an. a d ecr ee p r o r o n fees* w ill ha antarad ag a in s t ynu f o r t b s r elief dema nd ed In th* C om plain t. DO X K and O R D E R E D nt I n n ford , F lor id a, thla l l t h d a y o f March, tssn. D A V I D M. HATCH E l , Clark o f Ih* C ir cu it Cnurl. Brmlno|« C nu nly. Flori d *. n> Martha T. V lh lt n D t p u t y Clark rBKAL) Daniel J. t ^ F a i r * o f WAK RtCIC, C A RfJlI.L a um vn* STS W. F a ir b a n k s A v s n o s P. O. B oa 171 W in te r Par k. Florid a A t t o r n e y f o r th* P la in t iff Publish Mar. IS. 11. IS A A p r. (. Plaintiff. VI. ROBERT RIZKMORE, Xl. C. VfELL.VOU CANTEXPECT T H IilM N K T O O T .H ( A CHECK \NMEN VdU ^ f HAVE NO APARTMENT. 112 Elm. FA 2*571. MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE CLEANEST. BEST RENTALS FURNISHED apartment*, hard IN SANFORD. CALL FA 2-0274. wood Iloori, tile bath*. 402 W. 2416 Oranzc: 2 bedroom unfurn- ( J Tuee., fhrat FH. • 2 P. M. A*j be* 27th. Street. niihed bouse, kitchen electrical* fore inifrtion. Men, • S*L noon. ly equipped. $40. RENT OR SALE: 2-bedroom, kit­ STRAIGHT CLASSIFIEDi chen furnished home. Phone 2412 Willow: 2 bedroom unfurn­ ished house, kitchen electrically FA 2 2541. Tuen. Him FH. - I P. M. day be­ ■quipped. 6100. fore Iniertleg. Mon. - BaL noon. 2-BEDROOM furnished house 4*5 per month. FA 2-43T0. 2-BEDROOMS, with kitchen pH* RESPONSIBILITY: . v ile ffi, for 2 men or couple. FLORAL HEIGHTS; 2 bedroom 1301 Wynnewood. FA 2-4407 or The Herald will not be reapoiuible ■pertinent, one block South of for mom Uan one Incorrect laterFA 2-2877, Sanford Ave., on the elr beie lion o f your ad, and reservea Ike route to the riiht, 6th. house on FURNISHED apartment, clean rlaht to reriae or reject any ad* the left. Endecs, Rt. 2 Bo* 372. and d o le in. Adults only, Jim* lerliaemrnt from that ordered to my Cowan, FA 2-4011. ronrorm te tke poiiciea of tkia CLASSIFIED fBRALIi W inder ur ed ta . Ilalnaa, H u n t er A W a r d A t lo r n e y a at l ^ w I I I P a r k A v a n s *, tOLlh W in t e r P ar k, F lorid a Publish Mar. I, II. 11, I f . I M I . - 1 CANtUNDEBSTAKD it ; • THE BANK 3CKITMV J CHUCK BACK MARKS O. .* * ! SUFFICIENT FTJNOS* 2. For Rent 2. For Rant Legal Notice D. « . BT OX KR , at A t. W* : HERALD Oassified Ads Brine Fast Results I T T H B CIUCITT C O IU T . TITT H Jt n n l A I . Cl B I T IT. I T A T O FO B ■B B I T O I . K t i l l A T T . F L O B I D A . ■ LIT TO 01 IBT T IT L E P A C K I.VFURANCIC. I X C , F l o r i d * C o r p o r a t io n , P la in t iff, SfflPl’ Wan » W'1 .4 •’ - . Per* 10—Wed. March 28, '40 _______________ ;___________________ . •*fc‘v r •*. • S .~ .IV ■‘ V ; ■; to oarre yog; Bert B. Pilcher, Aaeociato Nancy B. To nthItr. Beerotary A Receptionist Round Bobbin, Excel lent Condition H oi J00 NEW HOMES BY ODHAM dk TUDOR South PinMTMt On Onera Road, So. o f Saafwrd S u nland E a U tM 17*42. 2 Milan ho. of honlotd FROM 4276.40 DOWN VA*FHA, FHA-IN-8ERVICB Immediate Occupancy 1 Yaar Personal Katiatacltoo GUARANTEE — eo coeat ruction of your Home or yoor down payment h cloeing coat* refunded FREE WELCOME To Sanford! Bo Oor Gaeat* For S Day* A bool at el y Frog, . Without Obligation At On# Of Ranfard’a Loading Motab While You Locate Hooting For You A Your Family. Pick Up Kayn At Salea O f flee I ODHAM A TUDOR Hwy. 17-12 A 27th B4. Salon Office Hanford Ph. PA I t 101 ) f ACCOUNT Order Your Best Y e t i 2 5 ( each 5 for $1.0 0 This Pries Iadudts i» N T irtj(c m N o f * I'Ve BEEN SNOWIN9 CONOflUCULAJICWa/J BM « X 0 A You c a n ’ t a f f o r d to mist Bi g *60 M a i l a w a y E d i t i o n . C a l l or d r o p y o u r Herald Today! orders by T h o irro s iN P L v —J leveovooetf-JP - 5 - V a even S ( i 4 \ D A D * /e jJ S a n f o r d t o K>4 W. let BT. l d FA S-Mll ■"T V *'.J----- - f Write e/o Sanford Herald 1 MOST 1-— The BED RINGER PORTABLE r .s fa s i? s K i •NEED THEM A Rollaway, UospiU’ A Baby Beda _ By D iy , Week or Month. % CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-6181 116 W. lit St. �•omething New, Something Old - - WANT ADS Are As Good As Gold For Rent 5, Henl Estate For Sal* LEEPING ROOMS, The Gables, 401 Magnolia Are. **A 10720. bedroom home, (lie bath, terraiio floors, lota of closet space, carporte and storage room, kitchen equip­ ped. Price 114.700. (•BEDROOM upatilra apartment, clean and roomy, 275. FA 2-0268 JFFICE SPACE, 550 month. 906 W. 13th Street. Ph. FA 2 2231 dayi, FA 2-1421 night*. I C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER ampletely furnlihed 2 bedroom. 202 So. Park Are. Ph FA 2 5221 1 bath home on quiet atreet too per month. Contact property WE'LL PROVE manager at How you can save thousands of Stenstrom Realty dollars on this unusual 1 bed­ 111 N. Park Phone FA 2 2420 room home buy. In Just perfect condition from the beautifully "Open til 1:30 P. M ." landscaped yard to the Imma­ 1— BR. home, furnlihed, WO. culate Interior. Total price BR. houie, kitchen equipt. $70. 813,730. Down payment and 2— BR. houie, kitchen equipt. MS. monthly paymenti can be tailor­ 4—BR. house, unfurnished, StOO. ed to your needs. Our best idROSA L. PAYTON rice la to call now for the Ph. FA 2-1301 17-22 at Hiawatha SPECIAL SERVICE 2—NEWLY furnished apartments, BRANCH OFFICE 001 Mangolia. Phone NO 1-3267. W. H. “ Bill" Slemper Agency •■FURNISHED houses, ISO 4 270. 120) Park Drive 1 child preferred, FA 2-1377. FA 2*8331 1-BEDROOM house Call FA 2 1223. INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM H. MURRAY t i l l Celery Ave. Tel FA M il t IAFF-A-DAY H. AN ALL RIGHT DUPLEX INSURANCE to those who SANFORD 192t MOTOR HANFORD CO. AVON offers earnings for present nerds and U.S. Sav­ ings Bonds for family security. Become an AVON Representa­ tive and asm tha plaaaant way. Write N O W -B oz 242, Lockhart, for Interview. 10. Male «r Female WE NEED ALL TYPES PERSONNEL Personnel Service 402 Metcalf Building Orlando, Florida Men-Women |20. Daily. Sell Lumi­ nous nsmaplatea. Write Reeves Co., Attleboro, Maes. Personnel Service Mamber of Chamber of Commerce 12 Year* In Business 422 Metcalf Building Orlando, Florida YOUNG LADY wishei position as clerk-typist, full lime’. Pleasant working ronditiaoa. 3 day week preferred. Ezperienced. Call FA 2-3322. SEWING. if A TYPING at home, legal or any other. Phone FA 2-2244. LAWN MOWING end yard work, trimming, edging, or any odd Jobs. FA 2-1311. WILL CARE for children in my home, by hour, day or week. Call TA 2-1232. WANTED— Work for experienc­ ed painters and General utility work. Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Ed O'Connell. Call COLLECT Orange City, SP 4-7402. D A Y S WORK, PA >4115. WILL DO Ironing home. FA 2-3120. housework. in my own 12. numbing Services W a ll Plumbing ft Heating AIR COVDITIONTNG CONTRACT end REP* tR WORK 1227 Sanford Ave. FA 14122 PLUMBING CmtfraeUag A Repairs Free Ketfmates K. L. HARVEY IN Seaferd Ave. Plume FA 24222 IS. Electrical Service* House Wiring — Electric Service Sid VUilen RANDALL ELECTRIC 0 0 . I l l Magnolia FA 24115 fete, M. L. NICHOLS Me brtha, li t y t * $ 1 0 ,6 5 0 FHA MO.- n w . 5 6 8 .5 0 Monthly DISMAY M MOMS 0PM D U Y ■■Nl WSMAT l W. N * . B. \ Ph. HHI fk M M M FA 2-7430 22. Article* For Sale FA 1-7U4 22*A Article* Wanted LOOKING for transportation. Will assume payments — with small equity In '33 to '31 model car. Write telling year, m a k e , monthly payments, balance due and equity, to Box NC, e /2 Sanford Herald. 21. Lost ft Found P. 0 . Ben 91 FACTORY TO YOU LOST: Female dog, brown and ALUMINUM white with hlack atreak, ear* VENETIAN BUNDS Ilka German Shtpherd. Answers Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom LEC.USTRUM P L A N T » . Ph. to n a m • "Penny". Ph. rail with plastic ends. Plaetie FA 2-7249. FA 2 2142. or rayon tapes. Cotton or nyiea cords. IF YOU have painting problems and want to take advantage of 19. Boat* and Motor* Senknrik Gin** and Pnint Co. ytari of experlenra and the AN 112-114 W. 2nd St FA 2-4612 Gateway To The Waterway haat of porkmanahip, call K. M. Your EVINRUDE Dealer EM Young, Lake Mary, FA 7 0396 ’39 Z10 ZAG, almost half paid Robaon Sporting Goodn or J. L. Bledsoe, 107 E. Ooora, for — take over payments of IDEAL FAMILY HOMES 304 6 * E. 1st Ph FA 2-3921 FA 2 4121. 19.30 each: 600 different alllchea, • S BEDROOMS button holes. Write Roz 600, e /o 2(1. Automobiles T1IOS. E. THOMPSON Sanford Herald. General Contractor • IK ft I BATHS ’30 FORD tudor, excellent me­ Nome Carpentry Repairs SPINET PIANO chanical c o n d i t i o n , Roofing A Biding D oe to unfortunate eircum1119. FA 2-7493. Phoge FA 2-2431 stances, hav* two reclaimed Spinets, famous brand, like WAIX PAPERING A PAINTING 20-A Trailer* new, guaranteed, one walnut Work Guaranteed Rod Beard one mahogany. Will sell to re­ 1260 TRAVF.L TRAILER, 24 ft,, FHA FINANCED Contact 302 Wail 9th Bt. used 30 days. Save over 9700. liable person in this area at Phone FA 2-2241 Drive Four Blocks Wee* Off 106 W. 27th. St., Sanford. Phone tremendous savings. Write or French Ave. On 22th Bt. A FA 2-7320. phone Credit Manager. Steep's, 15. Special Servient 641 N. Orange, Orlando. Slemper Associate In On The 1939 2-BEDROOM Rita Craft Premise* Daily. house trailer, 36 ft. long. 9 BIRD CAGE with stand, cheap. AUTO GLASS Ph. FA 2-5049. ft. wide. Want *300 equity. Buyretrod Under Present Market INSTALLED , e r take over pavmentx, balance 14 FT. ROAT, motor and trailer; BEK OR CALL TODAY Windshield Rack Glass 22,122.20. Call FA 2-4360. 1250 Dodge, good condition; Door GUnn Vent Ginns HOUSE TRAILER: 30 ft. Sparc o l o r television. P h o n o SERVICE PA 2-2160. tanette, very clean, all modern, flen k arik Ginns and Paint C o. Must aell. Privately owned. Al­ 11 114 W. 2nd St. FA 2 4222 ONE 2 In. tilt arbor taw 130; so 32 ft. Star, very clean and one centrifugal pump, 5 h. p. all modern. Must aell. Call at Ph. FA 1-4251 111 H. Parti Ave. PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING Wlacoa engine, 2 In. intake, 3513 Orlando Drive, 2 mile* Ph. FA 8-5531 3221 Peril Ave. W. L. HARMON 1133; Bailey, end of East Uni­ South of Sanford. DeWitt Trail­ PH. FA 2-438D After I P. M. versity Ave., Orange City, Fla. er Park. See Mr. Rill. GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS In­ BARGAIN: 1937 trailer, 49’ z I ’ . stalled and repaired. Roof re­ 2 bedrooms. Cost >6.200. Sell LARGE NEW S BEDROOM HOME pair. No Job too am all. Free for 12.900 with *330 down. Designed to give von the moat Bring s p i n estimates. FA 2-5453. Phone FA 2 2702. pee d ollar. Invented CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: -~Ati work guaranteed. Free Esti­ 21. Furniture FHA Financing - $350 Down - $60 Mo. mates. Phene FA l-79tl. Including rlosing ROLLAWAY, HoepUel end Baby Beds. Day, Week or M orth FREE! 17.23 TV antenna with FURNITUBE CENTER each TV or radio repair of 111 1100 French Ave. or more. SANFORD RADIO A TV CENTER _________ Ph. VA 2-7233_________ 9th. and Sanford Ave. Used furniture, appliances, tools FA 2-9741 Sanford etc. Bought-Sold Larry’s Mart 213 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 1-413* ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state ments, invoice!, hand bills, and programs, etc. Progressive Printing Co. Phone FA 2 B U ­ MS West 13th St S KNOLLS 5550 DOWN St. Johns Village HOUSE CLEANING Windows, Floors, Walls. Free Es­ timate. ('ill FA 2-1212 or FA 2 1933. WE REPAIR AND SLRVICE S T I N E Machinery and Supply Ge. UK W. 2nd St. Pk. FA 2 2432 Sewing Mach. Repairs ATX MAKES A MODELS 10* Ac. Park (24 hr. aer.) FA >3521 TV and RADIO REPAIR af >r 1:00 nighta and weekends; Senford, Lake Mery and Longwood. PA l - t m and PA I4 IU . NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES $ 3 5 0 Dawn TAXES A INSURANCE PHONE P A * 4 I I » 2-7123. yrlMiy NNN*, terra ss# rte#rta l Closing Cast Only ------ INCLUDES FA 3 B»droom *-1Va Baths OVTITAHWNA WATVM3. 400 Sanford Ave. Sfemper Agency II. Work Wanted (o n v t Juit Outside The City Limits. VA FINANCED NO DOWN PAYMENT 14. Rudd, Paint ft Repair 8. Female Help Wanted 3 BEDROOM HOME * TILE BATH * . LARGE LOT OIL FURNACE * SCREEN PORCH i f PRIVATE W ATER SYSTEM * TERRAZZO FLOORS IS in. G.E. TV, A-l condition, one year warrantee on picture tube, 330 00 Call FA 2-3479. 202-ae* i . Ptaot a t pt> f a i-mrts Cut Flowers For Auy Occassion SANFORD **LOWER SHOP FA 2-1222 or FA 2-2270 m um AVE. A pp lian ce* COTS 34.91, Sale, pants 3198 per A Satisfltd customer le oar be-4 pair. Army Navy Surplus, 310 advertisement. Sanford Ave. HARRIETT'S B EA tTY NOOK 122 So. Oak Ph. FA 34741 Sell Ue Your Furniture Quick Service With The Cash. SUPER IK. Flowers ft Plants TRADING POST. FA 20677. H. qualify Used PUMP* - SPRINKLERS types .and aixei. taatalled "D o It Yourself' 2112 Oak NICE 2 bedroom home. 2 baths, wall to wall carpel. For quiek late call FA 2-2721. DOWN 151.47 MO. &. and Mather of Sanford CO. FA 2-4234 Beauty Salon W. H. "B ill" STEM PER Agency Phone FA 2-499t 112 N. Park Phone FA 2 3331 2301 Park Dr. I960 LARK 2 Dr. SEDAN POPE D aw n's NOTICE INCLUDES New F u rn itu re n BIG VALUES ORANGE TREES for sale. Will plant in yardi or rroves. Shade n {UICK CREDIT trcci also available. Ed Davie, nEASY TERMS FA 2-4317. MASSAGE. Swedish. Ethel M. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Steele. Phone FA 2-2034 or atop W ILSON - M AIER REDI-MIX-CONCRETE at 111 W. 12th. St. New and Uaed Furniture 37" Window Sills 81.23 311 E. Firet St. FA 2 3622 34" Window Lintels *..23 15*A llenuty Parlors MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. New k Used Furniture k Appli­ 309 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-3731 Be Lovelier With Professional ances. A Good Place To Beauty Care. BUY, SELL or TRADE LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phone FA 2-3295. Jenkins Furniture All • LOCATED RIGHT • CONSTRUCTED RIGHT • PRICED RIGHT (only 112.300!) • TERMS RIGHT DON’T DELAY—SEE IT TODAY ATTENTION! H. r 0 t . Park - ANTIQUES, general line. Mildred Rosa, 391 Magnotia Place, “ Hickory Street” , D a B a r y. NO S 4413. $SAVE$ H E A T I N G Amy Anderson Genevieve (Jeanle) Blair Carl Chorpenlng, Jr. Robert J. Schmidt Cmdr. G. R. Strickland Marvin WiUlama 213 So. Tark Are. Ph. FA 1-1241 Sanford Evans Bldg Lake Mary Ph. FA 2-1290 22. Article* For Sal* 21. Furniture Wed. Mttrch 23. T>0—Tag* 11 15. Special Services AND ASSOCIATES C U R B G IR L S * frrnltt RAYM OND M. BALL kt country. WYNNEWOOD: > B. R. CBS house, $1300 equity and aisume 232 monthly payment. Phone WANTED: Couple In lire in FA 2 3272. apartment, rent free, pey utlltHOME SEEKER Her. FA 2 2222. 1-LOTS, 20 ft. z 140 ft. each, W atch This Space between 4th. and 7th., on MetLARGE I bedroom furnished uplonvitle A ve„ partly cleared, This beautiful siz room and bath ■(airs apartment, downtown, with city convenience*. home hat screened porch, carwater furnlihed. . WS. C a l l portr, utility and storage room. $4,500 TERMS FA 2-3071 before 1:30 P. M. Undsrground sprinkler system 117 EXCAMBRIA DR.: I bedroom ROSA L. PAYTO N tor the lawn. Located on » large corner lot at 2420 Oak Are. The unfurnished house. Ph. FA 2-0920 And Associates price wilt be reduced 330 each after 3:00 p. m. Registered Real Estate Broker day until sold. Original price ••BEDROOM unfurnished house. Ph. FA 2-1301 17-22 at Hiawatha 316,130—today's 815.230. Presant FA 20203. loan, approaimately 810,230 ean WYNNEWOOD: t bedroom a, Flor­ be assumed. Monthly payments ••BEDROOM house la Coaatry ida room. 812,300, 31.700 down. are tT2. Shown by appointment Club Manor. FA ••9499. G1 loan. Phone FA 2-7733. only. Don't detay. See today. Call FA 2 3304. ••ROOM k batb, furnished, NEW COTTAGE j Apt. 4, 4071k W. lit. ON LAKE BUTLER ; S-BEDROOM bouse, unfurnished, Calling ah doctor*, lawyers and 2468 Sanford Ave. professional men who want to kitchen equipped. 1517 Douglas. get away from it all. New cot­ This three bedroom home, fea­ FA 2-2013. tage near completion on beau­ turing large living room with tiful Lake Butler near Oiteen; fireplace, separate dining room, FURNISHED cottage for rent at include! lakefront lot, cottage, large kitchen and west acreenFire Pointa. 365 per month. dock, ramp and fireplace. Out ed porch, situated on large 101 Ph. FA 2-1427. where nobody'll trouble you. AU z 171 ft. lot. it one of SanLARGE 2 brdm. furn. apt. 357.30 for Just $4,300. fordi beat buys at 39,300, termi 1703 Magnolia. FA 1-3831. arranged. We have the key, S t Johns Realty Co. can show at your convenience. IrE LA K A APARTMENTS: rooms U « N. PARK AVE. Seminole Realty private bathe, 114 W. Flrat flt. EQUITY in I bedroom house, l i l t 1301 Park Ave., FA 23232 or MODERN two bedroom clean un­ Summerlin. FA 2-2823 after 2. FA 2-2241 evenings. furnished house, 1810 W. Third REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN •-BEDROOM, l*k bath concrete J. W. H A LL S t Johns Realty Co. block new home, kitchen equip­ Mtt French Are. THE TIME TESTED FIRM ped amt aome other furniture. ReaiUr 112 N. Park Are. Ph. FA 2 21B 3*3 monthly. St. John* Realty, " C a l Hall" Phone FA 2-3241 phone FA 2-2121. BY OWNER: Beady for occupan­ cy, specious 2 bedroom CB DESIRABLE 3 room furnished EXCELLENT one year old homa; 3 bedrooms, 2 complete baths; home, cute as a bugs ear. Conapartment, tat floor, private partly air conditioned; porch, vsnlantly located on I large bath, water furnished. ■ mtlea brerirway, large utility. Fenc­ beautifully landscaped shaded east of Sanford. Handy to ed back yard. Very reasonable corner lota. Elactrie kitchen, •lores, churches, and achool. down payment. Assume low hardwood f l o e r t , Venetian Phone FA 1-5771. 5‘*% mortgage. 10t Jenktna Cir­ blinds, apace heater, tile bath, cle. FA 2-0200. built in chest, dre.ser and HOMES, DUPLEXES, clo u t; brceiway, utility room, APARTMENTS carporte. Priced to sell. Pay­ CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY 12000 DISCbUNT ments 542 per month, include! 111 N. PARK AVE. FA 1-2420 FOR $2500 CASH taies and insurance. Buy my This modern, four bedroom home, equity and assume 454% mort­ 5. Real Estate For Sal* gage, or will accept reasonable located on large. ihady( lot with LOCH ARBOR lake privileges, would normally down payment. FA 2-M10. Located In Little Venice on canal. sell for 312,300. . .but the owner can’t wait for the right person 7. Bualnen* Opportunities Three bedroom, m bathe, kit­ to rome along, an will let it chen equipped. 32000 doom and go for *14.300 with *2300 down. FOR LEASE: Well established assume 4's% mortgage. Total u rvice station, good location. price 314,200. Contact tha Pure OU Company, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor ■ome lucky person is going to 204 W. 2th. 8i. Raymond Lundqulet, Asaoc. lake advantage of this offer FA 33931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. SOON. It might as well be 74. Female Help Wanted YOU. •-BEDROOM, 1 bath home on 2 large lots. Outside city llmite. W. H. “ Bill" STEMPER Agency Easy terms. Ph. FA 2-4722. Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park Must be II. Apply In person Pig Stenstrom Realty •N Whlatlr. FARMER'S AGENCY 111 N. Park Avenue Ph. FA 1-2420 N. V. Farmer, Realtor Uminun] Career O p p o rtu n ity “ Open evening! til » : » PM " D. H. Whitmore For woman aga 13 to 53, interfil­ Lillian 0 . Trams I ACRES farm land Sanford Celed in bettering herulf financial­ ft |tS| ory Delta, 2430 per acre, only ly and socially. EatabUihed na­ 2230 down, five years to pay 112 S. French A rt. Ph. FA 2-5221 tionally known concern offers balance. Ricbardi Hotel Mel­ After hours. FA 2-2212, FA 2-4221, future with substantial Income, bourne, Fla. FA 2-0211 plus satisfaction of delivering an important sendee to this commmunity. Good education and sincere interest in children necessary. Teaching or business FED. GOVERNMENT 4k MILITARY PERSONNEL background helpful. Must hav# car. Give background fully in first latter. Write Mra. Van Dyke, F. O. Boa 2141. Orlande, Florida. m ftanforb REAL ESTATE INSURANCE SURETY BONDS Overlooking- Lake Spacioui TURN. apt. 2300 MeUonviUe 3l)r 5. Real Eatitc For Sale • Quiet • Near .Golf Couren GIGANTIC PRICES START AS LOW AS Community $450 Down Turn Went On 20lh St. Follow Country Onb Rd. ft Watch Por Our Signs . . . . (RsLmsunJbsA erne "SAVE DOLLARS A T HOLLERS" OPEN DAILY •:00 A. M. T il Dark . SUNDAY l:M P. M. T il Dark EASY N A TIO N W ID E G. M . A. C. FINANC E ■i Shoamokah 4 ^ ! . j 'K jfe r PLAN \/ . j ? .»* j f HOLLER M OTOR SAL! Cnantrnctian Ca„ Ins. •41 Wert 31th Street Phone PA S-3121 .-jj % Second ft Palmetto A rt. f t — FA �Mon., T u ««, Wad. Opaa 1:10 A. M. til T:00 P. M. Thur, T A , B at Open 1:30 A. M. M 1:00 P. M. QUANTITY items RESERVED IS ON LIMIT—1 ^IT— 1 W ITH 15 00 FOOD ORDER GIANT PKG L IM IT -1 W ITH $5.00 FOOD ORDER Blue Ribbon TIP TOP QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN MATURE BEEP - t [ I, TH E NUCLEAR attack 1,000-ton submarina Shark •lidat down thd ways l«to <tha James River after ehrUtenln* aaretnonlaa at ^Newport News, V i. Thla eubmoraiblo k tits fourth underseas craft to carry tha name Shark. It k thd third of five of her alaaa ad auelaar attack aubmarlnas CHUCK STEAK Blue Ribbon TIP TOP QUALITY CHUCK ROAST S0NELESC BEEF CUBES > BEEF CHUCK ■ 69' Ground BEEF 2 us97* VEAL STEAKS • 69 D A I N T I E S > 59 LEAN GR0UN0 PRISHLY ki *re being mailed ta about million bouaeboM* in hop** at ■purring maaa ptrtleipatioa in tba populitlea ««m t ; Bataa at tba feur-paga documanta— ealled advance camua r MMMnd m rn ii-»irf ■luifi klmflMluif i«|wn M inin iJ MMnPW ta U.wa poet effleee aera**, tba Mailmen w ill put ana in everymailbox an their route*. Tba poiti«e bUl, picked up by tba Caniu* Bureau, will amount to neatly 11,100,000. Ikl. U « e . . l But thla Wgcaat governmentponaored direct mad aampalgn i aspoetoi to reap large dlvlanda la meed and accuracy. Back boueeholdar la aikcd ia a rioted latter from Cenitia'Diracr Hobart W. Burge** to conault thar member* el the family and U la tba blank* before the ten­ ia taker arrtvea early neat j f - HICKORY RANCH TIP TOP QUALITY SLICED . 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PASCAL TALL CAN LIMIT—6 FIRM RIPE 9- Bananas *-J‘— h’ vif- **11y. - 1 rtr-' ■ sweet I POTATO ■ ■ WITHIf THE PURCHASE OP ONE m LADY PAIR , ‘ft, �Ml -fy? •pT*';i Sty? ^ a ttfo r b WEATHER: Fair and continued warm tonight ami tomorrow. High today in the 80’*. Low tonight In the mld-60'*. VOL. XLIX United Pre** Leaned Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY. MARCH 24. 1900 SANFORD, FLORIDA N&. ffe? T Carlton, Bryant Bring Campaign To County NEXT STOP, TAMPA, a« Sanford Salvation Army Capt. Marcella Reynolds, left, and her assistant, E. Hill, help load a station wagon filled with clothing and food for flooded out families in the Tampa urea. The supplies war* sol (acted by tbs DoBary Women’s Auxiliary o f the American Lafrioo. (Herald Photo) • | | * ii ICollins Calls Disaster Relief Khrushchev Urges Meet Saturday No-Agression Pact • PARIS (UP1) — Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev called today for a non-aggression pact between the North Atlantia Treaty Organization and the Communist Warsaw Pact powers o f Eaatern Europe. He mede the proposal at a lunch given by Premier Michel Debra shortly after the Soviet leader met privately for two *------------ News Briefs •Under Fire HAVANA (UPI) - Cub so TV •om meat a lor Luis Conte Aguero, oner a close friend of Premier Kid#I Caitro, wai under heavy lire today for. crlliciiing what he called the “ Communist activities* uf (lie Caitro regime. Milk Injunction JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - The # t t o r id a Milk Commiaaion tiled an answer in clrttflt court Wedneiday to an iojuocilan suit brought agatiut it br Fore mutt Dalriei, Inc. The commission asked the court to diamiu the suit. Gas Saver TYNDALL AIR FORCE RASE. Ila . (UPI) — The iungcat flight ever made by an Interceptor air* .c r a f t without refueling wai made • from Palmdale, Calif., to Tyndall Wedneiday. An Air Force K10G Delta Dart made a Imoil the entire 2,500-mile flight under automatic control. Spring Holiday WASHINGTON (UPI) - Prealdcnl Elsenhower may go to Augua* la, Ga., next monili for hie cuitomary spring ilay, the White — House indicated today. P rcn Sec• rctary Jainci C. iUgcrty said he had nothing to announce on the subject. but he reminded reporter! that the Preiidrnt normally Ukei to viiil Georgia in April. N ot Dangerous SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - P o lire ordered between 500 and WO perioni from a four-Miuare block area here early today when • . truck carrying radioactive cast™ Inga hit a train at an intcriection. However, H wai »oon determined th e. radioa ctivity was *o low aa to be not dangerous. The resldrnli rrlurned l» thrir homei in about 20 mtnutci. Missing Plane * Found; All Safe CAIRO (UPM —A mining sea-, plane with eight American* and one other paiicngrr aboard ap­ parently hai been found with all aafe, the United Arab Republic air force laid today. The American Catalina wai re­ ported mining Tuciday night. It was believed lo have carried eeven m em ben of the family of Lavcrnr, Calif., a producer or travel film*. The eighth American wai identi­ fied ai Ramona Shear, an employe of Kendall. A ipokcunan laid that % plane had been found on Saudi Arabian territory near tbe gulf of Aqaba . after making a forced landing. He confirmed Ibat the pauengeri were all safe. Railroad Plans Maintenance Move JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Tha Florida East Coait Railway plana lo move part of Ui maintenance •pnrashm from the Beams Vista ghees M an<r Jacksonville. M was announ­ ced today. TAMPA (UPI) — Gnv. U R oy Collin! Wednesday called a con­ ference on diaaaler relief lo meet here Saturday, following an an­ nouncement by President Eisen­ hower designating 12 flooded Cen­ tral Florida counties a major dis­ aster area. The governor said both state and federal agency representati­ ves would be present lo give information ow types of aititianee available. All local government officials from flooded counties were invitrd to attend. Seminole County officials will meat at 10 a. m. Friday to dlicuis what kind of report lo pre­ sent Gov. Collin* Saturday. Representative! of the County Commission, Red Cross, Civil Defense, road and agricultural department will attend the meet­ ing which will be held in the courthouse. County Agent Cecil Tucker and Engineer Robert Davis will at­ tend the meeting in Tampa Sat­ urday. The President's disaster area designation covered Hernando, Sumter, Lake, Orange, Seminole, Brevard, Osceola, Polk, Hillsbo­ rough. Pinellas, Marion and Pasco counties. Eisenhower authorixed the use of federal funds if neceisary lo supplement state and local money in relief work. But a wide range of non-financial help ia involved too, Collins noted. He said help from some 50 federal agencies was mada available by the president’s ac­ tion. The conference, Collins pre­ dicted, “ will save an enormous amount of lime and prevent Ihe further spread of much inaccurate and misleading information now circulating.” The President'! Washington an­ nouncement followed a request from Collins. hour* wttly^raiidfnt Charles DeGnulle. Khrushchev, on the ugond day o f hi* 11-day viiit to France, alio made another atrong appeal for F r e n c h - Soviet eeopernUon In world affair*. An authorixed French source re­ ported the Soviet Premier said: “ It ia necessary that the USSR and France be united for the maintenance o f peace. "W e do not wish to dilva a wedge between France and her W'estern allies. “ Soviet-French cooperation doea not J101 at ail demand . r , .the. renunria, „ Uo* regimea o f ideologies. The proposal fo r a NATO-Warsaw Pact non-aggression treaty has been put forward several limes by Soviet leaders. Rut ob­ servers recalled no K r e m l i n mention of it since last summer’s Geneva foreign ministers’ conference. In an impromptu atatement fol­ lowing a lunch toast by Debre, Khrushchev also took a awing at Germany by Implication. “ I wuuld like to point out,” hr said, “ that history demonstrates that the threata which weigh on our country have alwaya come from that same direction.’ ’ Khrushchev said the Soviet people “ never went back on their woid, and the history o f the last war, In which the people o f France had great lossee and in whirh our pt-uplr had even greater losses and more victims, force* us to take part In a common effort in order that the end result o f war ii avoided.” “ It Is true that our visit ia brief,’’ Khrushchev added. “ Uul in so far as I have able to take account, and Insofar as our meet­ ings and talk* yesterday have proved it to me, we have the same feelings, the same aspira­ tions, tha same worrlea about Two Sanford men escaped injury those things which concern the in a two car imaah-up on Hwy. necessity of safeguarding peace 17 *2 early thi* morning when they and friendship between peoplrs.” twth were drag-racing, the Florida Highway Patrol reported. The two men, Willie Grren and Garnie Collier are both being held in the county jail charged with rrckieia driving and leaving the scene of an accident, according Construction of the 344 home (o Trooper Bill Stringfield. Stringfield said both men were Perry WiUetts development In North Orlando will start Friday, racing “ at about loo miles par Mayor Roy Llddicott said today. hour” north on Hwy, 1702. He The homei will be on tbe Long- added that about’ one mile south wood-Ovlede Hd. near tbe BR 41B of Sanford, Green turned off the intersection. The construction firm highway and Collier's car slam­ of Webster and Tcrrbo will do the med into the vehicle. sewage, water and street construc­ Neither of the driver* was hurt. tion and Willetts will put up the Estimated damage to Collier's ear hornrs. Willrtts if a Miami and wai |000 and tlOU to Green’a car, Stringfield said. Ft. Lauderdale developer. With preliminary handshaking over, serious campaigning for the governor will begin In Serainle County Friday when Sen. Doyle Carlton Jr. cornea in for a nine-stop lour to wind up at a meeting at > p. m. in Ft. Mel­ lon Park. Farris Bryant will be in the county Saturday and will hold an informal public meeting at 2:30 p. m. in the Civic Center. Doth men will arrive here after releasing two important state­ ments of their views—Carlton on the lunch counter sit-down cam­ paign by Negroes and Bryant on state taxes. Carlton sent out telegrams Wednesday commenting on the lunch counter evenla which caus­ ed tension in the slate during recent weeks and prompted a television speech by Gov, ColhiM. Tbe telegram said: “ Asked to review hla stand here on Ihe lunch eotmler ail* downa which hava heightened interracial tensions in Florida during recent weeks, governor candidate Doyle E. Carlton Jr. reported his contention that tha situation can best be solved at tha community level. “ Carlton said he felt private business owners hive been un­ fairly projected into the center of tbe sit-down problem. “ I believe the individual busi­ ness proprietor has the right lo acknowledge and respect the cus­ toms of his community. Yet his current position Is such that it ia ha who la being exploited by being cast in the role o f social mediator through no choice of hla own, hla actual right of economic survival is jeopardised. “ Under Florida law, there la no doubt of his right to serve the clientele of hia choice,” Carlton urged demonstrating Negroes to slack off the pace of Ihcir public demonstrations. “ I do not question the dailre o f anyone to improve his com­ munity standing—but 1 do most emphatically criticise the contin­ uance of a method that would of itself errata breaches of the peace. “ Any form of agitation which precipitates disorder and violence Ii wrong. Reason—not w ra th must guide ua in thia present sit­ uation.” A release by Bryanl’a head­ quarters at Ocala quoted Die for­ mer House Speaker as saying “ no new tax sources sre necessary in Florida” and criticising “ hidden (axes” which hr laid include ” 151 different hidden taxes on a loaf Drag-Race Ends In Accident New Development Work To Start CARMEN DOMiNiiUEZ is one o f the stars o f the Joan Ureco ballet coming to the Civic Center tonight, 'ihe box office will open at 7:15 for anyone wishing to pur­ chase tickets. The ballet is sponsored by the SanfordDeRary Entertainment Assn. of bread before Us isle b f t grocer.” Bryant also pointed out reasons for “ reduction in state taxes In io n s areas, including repeal of the intangible tax increase, be­ cause il deters new investment in Florida and penalties retired people by taxing thrift.” The Ocala candidate suggested revision of the Inventory tax sys­ tem and a sweeping study of the entire tax program, including personal property tax, by a joint eltiirn-professional committee. He called this the fourth plank in his campaign platform. Ernesl Southward, chairman of the Carlton campaign in Seminole County, announced that the sen­ ator will begin his tour of tbe county at an S a. m. to S45 a. m. get-together Friday at the Sanford Farmers Market and will Ilia announcement came aa no surprise. He long ha* been acting like a candidate and admitting that ha would like lo bo president. He also hia been viewed aa a. posaible compromise nominee In case the Democratic National Convention deadlocks. Other avowed candidates for tbe Democratic nomination are Sen. John F. Kennedy (M ass.), Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (Minn.) and Sen. Wayne L. Morse (Ore.). Sen­ ate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Joboaoo also Is expected to be in man’s favorite for the nomination, although Truman has not yel made an andoraement. Symington’s a t a t e m e n t con­ tained no reference to his Demo­ cratic rivala and no direct chal­ lenge to Ihe Eisenhower adminis­ tration. His seven years in tha Senate have marked him as a critic of the administration's de­ fense policy and more recently of it* farm program. Promising details later, he said hla campaign would alren these polictea: United Pres* International re­ ported a pledge by Jacksonville Mayor llaydon Burns lo work to­ ward a permanent state flood control program as ha campaign­ ed Wednesday. Burns' comments rim e after he flew over the Central Florida flood area before reluming to his Jacksonville rampalgn head­ quarter*. “ Future flood conditions,” he said, “ will be controlled only by sound engineering — providing canals, dikes, reversible pumps and resrrvlors so that a portion of the rainy season’ s excessive and disastrous Bond waters may be stored for good use titer In the dry season. Ted David of Hollywood propo­ sed repeal of the state Inventory tax in a speech at Del.and. David suggested replacing lost inventory tax revennea by exten­ sion of the sa in tax to include banks, a forest product* tax on timbcrland. and a severance ta i on minerals. Fred O. Dickinson of West F ilm Beach said Florida needs a gover­ nor who will work for bigger school appropriations. Speaking in Miami. Dickinson said Florida ranks 37th among states in spending per pupil and “ has been falling farther and farther behind In recent years.” John McCarly of Fort Pierce expressed confidence that he can persuade the legislature to fairly reapportion itself. ” 1 know,” h r said in a Bra­ denton speech, ‘that if the gov­ ernor Is not hog-tled with pre­ vious commitment! that he can get what he wants in the first, or ‘honeymoon’ session of Bin Legislature.” House Passes Five Point Civil Rights Measure (iOVEKNOR COLLINS PROCLAIMS April aa Cancer Crusade Month In Florida as tha governor presents the official announcement to the William C, Harris family of Tallahassee. Harris received the official document, in behalf of the Florida Division of tha American C-oncer Society- Harris waa stricken with the disease in 1950 and was cured in 1955. WASHINGTON (U PI) C o» liming (a override southern e p p * sillon, the House finally passed a five-point civil right! bin whiafi features a new federal system fat protecting Negro voter*. Ih e measure now goes to the Senate which baa been deadlocked un it* own civil rights legistatiow for more lhan five weeks. Tha Senate was oxpoclad to pas* House bill pretty much ad Jf stands but southern foes to wage ■ stubborn battle it. ARM Senate Republican iT_ Everett M. Dlrkaen at Uildsto predicted Senate approval controversial bill within three weeks, Tbe five-foot btt would provide new federal protection lor Negse voting rights and school integra­ tion orders. It eoutaiaa d Iht Elsenhower administration'* civil rights program, including g plan for court • appointed voting referral. Rep. Richard H. Poff (B-Va.J said be would make an Uth-hour attempt to sttaeh an amawdmaiit to tho biU. The Houie wound up two weeks of debato on tha bill Wednesday and was ready for a final vote when Rep, John Bell William* (D -M is s .) demanded that tho measure be read in Its angrosed form, with all amendment* ia place. That automatically delayed a final vote to give elerka Urn* In put Ui* bill In its final, lormnl shape. Williams, ona of the moet out­ spoken opponents, said ho blocked tha vote in order to giro Southern •senators more time to analyst and prepare their attack. A roll call vote oa the roferoo plan indicated lha likely margin lor passage of the bill. By a vote of M5-134, tho House reaffirmed it* earlier approval of tha plan, designed to assura voting right* to Negroes who had been denied them by local offielaii. Other provisions in tho paekaga bill would: —Require local official! to pre­ serve election record* for two year* and permit federal inspea* tlon of them. —Make H a federal crime to obstruct arbool integration order* by force or threats. Poll's amend­ ment would make sure this pro­ vision would nol prohibit persona from writing lattora to newspaper editors. —Add federal penalties fed crossing stall lines to avoid pro*erutlon for bombing or threats to bomb any building or vehicle. —Provide schooling tor servicemen’ s children when local schools aro closed in integration disputes. mm NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) Two desperate convicts—one of them insane—offered the live* of 17 hostages today in exchange for freedom from the Tennessee stale prison. The two convicts, armed with pistols, srtxcd mare than 70 hos­ tage* Wedneiday and barricaded themselves in a deputy warden’ s office on Ihe first floor of the prison clolhing faclory. When they learned police armed with riot guns were on the way, the desperadoes freed the prison Inmates they bad been holding. They threatened lo put the re­ maining hostages, Including three women, “ up against that wall and ahool them” unless given a chance to escape.” One hostage wai released laler when he be­ came ill. Warden Lynn Bomar stubbornly refused to* bargain with Ihe eonvlcta despite Ihe threats. No one in the terror-filled prison within ■ prison bad eaten since noon Wed­ nesday. One of ihe convicts, Texas badmao Robert Rivera, 25, was re­ ported ready lo surrender, but a prison official said life-termer Raymond Farra, 25, told him, “ I cams in lo die, and I’ m going lo die.” Charles Collie, a prison psy­ chologist. said R iven wai willlog lo sign an agreement lo sur­ render but that Farra waa not. “ The hitch ii Karra,” Collie said. Farra is Ihe insane one. lie’s been declared Insane.” Prison record* showed that al­ though Farra has normal intelli­ gence, h« is Insane. “ It Is our feeling that this institution should he relieved of this man,” the rec­ ords allied. “ Recommendation: Maximum security, use extreme rare to keep him from commit­ ting homicide or suicide or both. He is dangerous.” Bomar cautioned 2uu police Symington Enters Race For Demo Nomination WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Stuart Symington formally entered the rontest for the Demorratie presidential nomination today. Ha said the next President ‘ must provide the free world with re­ sourceful sod decisive leader­ ship.” The Missouri sens tor. M. secre­ tary of tbe Air Force in tbe Tru­ man administration, announced in a one-page atatement that be waa a candidate for tha nomination. His atatement appealed for unity in the Democratic Party, •flan embroiled It family quar­ rel*, aad described hie No. 1 peel aa the achievement of national unity. visit Lake Mary, Longwood, Alta­ monte Springs, his South Semi­ nole headquarter*. Slavia, Oviedo, Chuluota, Geneva and downtown Sanford. “ We Invite all of the voters in this ares to meet Sen. Carlton and heir him speak in behalf of his candidacy at Ft. Mellon Park,” Southward said. Mrs. Carlton was honored In Sanford and* Oviedo toi!»y at women'* meetings, where she was the guest of local residents. The Bryant for Governor group has plannrd in Informal rereplion at the Civic Center In con­ nection with his puhlir meeting and he will lie accompanied by his wife, Julia. After the 1:30 p. m. question and answer period there, Bryant will visit throughout the county, hia headquarters said. —A “ public investment pro grain” in education, health, slum clearance, highways, water con­ trol and “ more realistic benefits” for the aged and disabled, —Reversal of tbe “ trend toward the elimination of Ihe family six* farmer” aod help to provide him wilb “ a standard of living com­ parable to other Americans.” —Guaranteeing all c 'l t i s * n a equal rights and equal opportun­ ity.” Symington said much of Uia Met of thee* programs could be —”A portly* prepram ter paste met from saving* realised from Symington la presumed to be through negotiation from a post- eliminating wait* in government. former President Harry b. Tru­ Loo of rciauva strength.. Pickup 3lb pgb; A national ringed around Uie priion not to fire in hopes the deipcradoea would surrender at any moment. The t,M0 other prisoners bowled and banged their cell b an throughout the night. Bomar had given them no supper and eo breakfast. The two men, armed with pis­ tols bellrved Smuggled Into the Gothlr-styie prison, virtually held control of the priion throughout the night. They had been standing In line at the prison’ s clothing plant about 3:30 p. m. Wednesday to obtain their weekly payment of prison scrip for work done in the faclory. Ufe-lcrin trusty Norvell Fuqua said Farra and Rivera suddenly moved up lo the paymaster's win­ dow and (lashed their pistols. They look both inmates and vis­ iting civilians and some guards hostage, but laler released moil of their fellow inmates when they heard police were on the way with riot guns. "They said they didn't want any prisoners shot up,” Fuqua said. Final Zoning Hearing Tonight The final hearing to slahllliie soiling ia the county will br held at 7:30 p. m. today at tha Courthouse. The County Zoning Commission has held four hearing! for each of the districts outside Sanford on the new comprehensive xonlng proposal. Thia will be the overall hearing before final recommenda­ tions are madr to the County Com­ mission for approval next month. A Quote Attributed To Wrong Speakers The Herald’s report of Ihe meet­ ing of the Voters League of Dis­ trict 5 waa printed Wedneiday with a line of type out of place which made a statement by one candidate appear attributed to two others. The line included the names of lam e* Avery and Otis Four­ th re. candidates for Ihe Dili riel 3 county commission seat. It waa at the lop of a mistakenly repeat­ ed paragraph which previously had quoted incumbent Lawrence Swofford. who made the statement about what the present comralasion has sought lo accomplish. Avery » i d he would like R nude clear that ha does not be­ ttor* that tha preeead commielion ” hai had a planned pro­ gram, txcepl for aoning." One o f five other couplet* who stayed as hostages laid tha (wo men “ told us wo could go, but tha building was full of ahotguni and rifles, and wa decided to take advantage of their congeniality.” Officers Named By Track Group Jerry Collins la new chairman of lha board at tha Banford-Orlando Krnnel Club, Inc. Collins, who holds operating control of tha grey­ hound track on a long-term con­ tract, waa unanimously sleeted by the board of directors at their an­ nual meeting at Longwood. He alio rctalna the litla of general mana­ ger. Other officers of tha hoard are Mrs. K. Anderson Nichols of Lake Foreit, UI., president, and Mary Kelly of Fairfield, Coon., vice president and treasurer. Jack Ledoux was appointed lo Ihe post of manager by Collini following tbe meeting. " ‘ Mr, Ledoux, who has been sisiaiant manager for tho past five ycafs, will now have complete rharge of operations at tha Sanford-Orlando track," Colllna an­ nounced, "Ha ia moving to Central Florida permanently with hla family this summer and will devote fuillime lo thia* important positiun. The operation of the track has almost tripled in six* tha last five years and we are pleased to havo Le­ doux'i service* here year-around." Colllna said there would ba no change in hia leasa contract which mill has 25 years to run. Collins, hia ion, Jerk, and Ledoux are part­ ners in this multi-million dollar deal which waa mada in August, 1*55. DeBary Days Sanford merchants ar* planning two big DeBary Duya for the last week of April, it wun announced today' by R. L. Perkin* Jr., president of the Seminole Count/ Chamber o f Commerce. Members of the Merchants Division will be baked be. stage special sales and the event will conclude with a ; special Variety Show being organised by Charlie Morri.' son, public relations director of the chamber. The datee for tha special evanta are April 28 and t t , with the show scheduled for the 29th at the Civic Cen DeBary Daye are intended to promote good wOl the neighboring town and to ahow Sanford's and ~ ola County’s appreciation for participntion in business Affair*. the Ghaatar Baerirh wH art to aa advisory eapaelt Hanford committee and will handle detail! of Bary’a participation. -a 4 ■ .Ty ■- ■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. 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Open 8:30 A. M. til 8:00 P. >1 * Patriot* Sign 2 BOSTON (U P !) — The Boston Patriots of (ha American Foot­ ball League have added Bob Nel­ son, AH • Big Ten center from Wisconsin, and George McGee, a tackle from Southern University, Baton Bouge, La., to Its roster. Perhaps they forgot, they were dealing with tha tuao who had In­ vented a way of collecting gov­ ernment reel for hie front porch. Or maybe they didn’t forget. Maybe that la why they have started calling k Ihe "bellporch” MM. At any rate, U'e hard ta abash Harmon. Iteaplaadent to a pearl LI PKC RESERVED TAR N OW S ALL MEAT 12 OZ PKG MAYFAIR SLICED LONGHORN OZ PKG' LB CHEF ALFREDO DELICIOUS Prices Good Thru Noon Wednesday, March 23. THE OFFICERS of the local Union 1491 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workere composed o f tha men from the George E. Turner plant at Enterprise and the Florida Power Corp. men o f DeLand celebrated their 14th anniversary laat week. The local was organized in 1916 with Homer C. Peterman as first president and now has a memlwrship of 74. Wesley L. Tyler is now president. Left to right are B. L. Hnrkey, financial secretary; Harvey L. Dunn, vice president; and Wesley L. Tyler, president. CBS Report On Latin Dictator Turns Out Unconvincing Fare By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) — Thera must be something about TV that causes dictators to do the hat bit when they go on it. Last year, when we met Soviet dictator Khrushchev oa our TV tubes, ws saw him fiddle around with a white panama-atyle hat. Ha would take It off and put k on while talking. Thursday right, "CBS Reports" presented a one-hour study called "Trujillo: Portrait of a Dictator.” Again, we saw a dictator fidget with a panama-alyla hat. While talking, loo. 1 mention thia purely aa a footnote to history. I think Dynatronics Forms Wives Organization Mrs. John Bowers has been named chairman of tho newly formed "Wive* of Dyaatronles" organisation. An organitatlonal meeilng and coffee was recantly held at Mrs. Bowers' home, 109 N, lunland Dr. to discuss plans for the group. Representative Proposes Easier Way To Get To Work In Morning By DICK WENT WASHINGTON (UPI) The shaggy sky was about to start shedding snow when t arrived at National Airport. But It was not Just tbe weather that bad me trembling in my trench coal. I was on a dangerous and ad­ venturous asilgumcnt, which was enough to set anyone’s nerves aquixur. Thr -ase In point: "Randill's R id e " As 1 mada my way acroia tha terminal, 1 could sense an under current of suppressed excitement among my colleagues. It was,so suppressed that soma of them had fallen asleep. Our leadar, Kep. Randall I. Harmon, had called us, a group of reporters and photographer*, together In the interest* of actonce, legislation and publicity. Ha was out to prove that a heli­ copter can get from the airport In the Capitol, and vice versa, faster than an automobile. Some of hie fellow lawmaker! had scoffed when Harman Intro­ duced a Mil to beild a heliport on tha roof of the newest House ofBee boildMg. They said it couldn't, or at Meet shouldn't, he * BOLOGNA 49 ★ WIENERS 39 * * CHEESE 29 * STEAKS 39 ★ PIZZA PIES £29 ItGKTS Little Rock Police Chief fife. Self LITTLE ROCK, Ark. ( U P ! ) They called Ihelr police chief ■ man "who had the guts lo fare *anything and anybody.” Today they wondered. Police Chief Eugene Smith had atood before angry crowd* of white segregationists during Lit. lla Roek'a Integration crlaea. He had arrected several Negreea dur­ ing the current aildown demon­ strations. • He atood for law and order through more than two years of racial tension. The question today wait Old the pressure finally be­ com e too great, or waa there one thing be could not face? Friday afternoon, Police Chief Eugene Smith listened as hla son. Raymond Eugene, 20, pleaded guilty to a burglary charge and was given a t2M fine and a twoyear suspended sentence. Friday night, Police Chief RmiUs shot hla wife to death, then hilled him self. Authorities said Smith and his wile sat talking in the kitchen e ( Ihelr white frame house for hours before four pistol shots ended their lives. Smith had been closely associ­ ated with every phase of the In­ tegration problem. An assistant chief an Sept. 23, 1837, ha stood at barricades block­ ing streets leading to Central Nigh School. Sovaral hundred angry ssgregatloolsti atood outside. When they learned that nine Negro students had entered tha building, they surged across podee Unas. One man frabbed Smith by Ihe collar. ” 1 don't want to hurt earnsbody," Smith shouted. Tha segregationists rushed the police lines. Smith swung hla night sick and knocked a man In tha ground. There were a num­ ber of arrests, and shortly after noon Smith ordered the Negro children taken home for their safety, The Incident racketed Mm into national prominence. PSG TASTY QUALITY SLICED QUANTITY gray overcoal whoa# I ■ p a 1 ■ framed a blue siring tie, the In­ trepid Indiana Democrat exuded confidence as he briefed ua an our minion. "What kind of coat li that, CongresimanT” someone aiked. "That's a vicuna,” Harmon re­ plied, and we all knew then that he would bring us through somebow. Whipping out a stopwatch, Har­ mon led us out lo the ramp wh he boarded ■ small fuchsia-col­ ored helicopter owned by a pri­ vate company and Ihe rest of us climbed Into two Mg olive drab Army models. In a trice, we were whirling serose the broad Potomac, over the Washington Monument and down tbe maH to the Capitol. Tbe view was spectacular but k was so cold I couldn't work up much enthusiasm for sight-seeing. After whst seemed to me Uka a full II minutes, we were back at tha airport. Harmon consulted Ids atopwatch and announced that the trip had Indeed taken U min­ utes. Ne automobile could match that. Ha bad made his point! Delighted over the outcome of hi* first helicopter ride, Harmon •aid ha would buy ooe of the ma­ chines for himself If he could af­ ford it, I suggested that ha raise the funds by building and ranting another front porch. "You know,” bo said thoughtful it proves that good guys don't fid­ get with hats. Seriously, the CBS study, with BUI Leonard serving as reporternarrator-producer, certainly had good intentions. It sought to arouse us to oppressive conditions In tbe Dominican Republic, where Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo has ruled for 30 years, apparently pay­ ing more attention to the coun­ try's physical appearance than He political freedom. Much a i I might sympathise with the edi­ torial purpose of tbe program Leonard put together, I found the TV production lo be disorganised, repetitious, unconvincing and supperfielsl. Those last two condi­ tions, of course, am understand­ able. Leonard bad bis problems down there, it seems. Tbe narrative kept Jumping from travelogua to editorial com­ ment and back. A recent Sunday report by NBC-TV's Chet Huntley covered the same ground In half tbe time, made tbe same pointa and even Included some of the film footage. As a portrait of a dictator, Ihia "CBS Report” waa much too sketchy. As a portrait of TruJillo'a Island npubllc, It faUed to depict the day-to-day lift o f tha itace. About all I ran say for .t s that It was ■ good try. Dialing and Piling: "To Tell The Truth," on CBS-TV, tried to pawn off strip * teaser G aggle Kothern as a female Hon tamer Thursday night. Tha fact tbit the show now uses celebrities Indi­ cates the careful attention to clever camouflage that once dis­ tinguished this program is begin­ ning to unravel . . . "The Betty Hutton Show," also oa CBS-TV Thursday night, solved the Ju­ venile -delinquency problem in short order. This particular epi­ sode was probably as bad as any­ thing I’ve aver seen on TV. I think if the program wasn't going off TV anyhow, It could create n greater problem of adult delin­ quency. Pat Boone got carried away by hla comedy Impulses Thursday night. Boone's brief aside as be greeted guest Carmel Quinn, who made her entrance in ■ ponydrawn cart, waa unkind and certainly ungsnUamanly. Bob Horton, guest on NBC-TV's Ernie Ford show, demonstrated a pleasing comedy style. N waa light, quiet and pointed. f 2449 PARK AVL SANPOM, PLA. GRADE "A " FLORIDA DRESSED & DRAW N Robert Murrell Seeks Judgeship Robert G. Murrell of Orlando qualified last week to run for circuit Judge in Group 5 of the Ninth Judicial Circuit. The Group 5 Judge is one of four resident in Orange County for tho circuit which includes eight counties. Murrell grew up In Orange County, was educated In Florida public schools, served In tha U. S. Army and graduated from the University of Florida undergradata sod law schools. He Is a member of the Baptist Church, the Masons, Bahia Shrine, Elbe Lodge No. 1018, tha Winter Park University Club, Ih e Flor­ ida Bar, and tbe Committee on Legal Barvlcaa to tha Armed Forces. He pledged In hla announcement to "minimise uncertainty la the law by carefully reasoned deci­ sions based upon sound principles of established law." Murrell also said that, H elected, he would "promote equal Justira upon ap­ plication of the law for the pub­ lic Interest." Church To Get New Reredos Lloyd Barrett of DeLand, a church builder, met with the All Saints Vestry at Enterprise and has been commissioned to pro­ ceed with the construction of a Reredos for the church to be completed for the Easier Ser­ vices. Volunteer contributions for (he parishioners are making this possible. At the same meeting John B. Smiley was made senior warden following the resignation of Thom is Hodgrtt. LlnU I With 9B.M GREENDELL QUICK FROZEN BREADED VEAL STEAK CH ASb ft ± * + ^ * I L IM IT -1 I WITH S5.J30 I FOOD OR DPR COFFEE Widows To Hold Supper Tuesday A covered dish supper will be served at a meeting of the Royal Arch Widows at 8:30 p. m. Tues­ day In Ihe Masonic Hall dining room, An entertainment pro­ gram will he presented after the supper. At) Royal Arch Masons and wives are Invited. Rhyme For A Reason LONDON (U PI) — ■ Britain's Government Poatofftre has adopt­ ed n atamp-eaneellng overprint which reads: "Correct addressing "What n blessing "Haves us guessing." NOW SHOWING OPEN liOO OMIT FEATURE! 1 : 4 9 . 4:5V . 8:09 PRIMiUM QUALITY S STRING METAL NANCIR "iwBmirr OUR LEADIR WITH HANDLE BEER 6 £79' BROOM 98' CAKE s 25 M O P “ 49 WHITE BREAD B i t c h y S f i e c t j /s LADYFAIR L O V LADYFAtt SLICK) W OK LOCT^I Fresher Yet Fruits & Vegetables! m am fancy L Wbwsap i - CARROTS MOC CO-HIT AT 8 M ONLY FIRST HANFORD SU O W JM f W PAESH CRISP CKLO PKC FPO^FN R lC I c J4ND t M I L 6 N4K-PAK FROZEN D I A M O N D COMING — "THE GAZEBO" "• -V �Most Candidates Disagree With Speech By Collins By United P reu Intcmaiiooil Florida'* aandidalei for foveraor had comment* Monday—moat of them unfavorable—about Gov. LeRoy Collin*' telaviaed talk on the itate'i.rarial trouble*. Collin* laid Sunday H is morally wrong for department atore man­ agement to bar Negroea from lunch counter* while soliciting plr bualnesi in other depart* enl*. Only one candidate, Ted David of Hollywood, gave outright Nip­ pon to Collin*' ilatement. " I f they (department (tore*) open their door* to Negron, they ihoutd open them in every re­ gard." David laid. Other candidate* cither wholly « disagreed or commented on other pan* of Collin*' remark*. Mayor Haydon Burn* of Jack­ sonville laid he did not think Collin*' remark* were "com m en­ surate with the feeling of the people or made any contribution toward solving the problem." John McCarty, campaigning In Tampa, disagreed with Collin*. "The recent sltdown demon­ stration* at lunch rountrri should nut and cannot be condoned," McCarty laid. Fred Dickinson of West Palm Beach said about the same thing. "From what I have heard, the governor correclly staled the law in llic effect that a merchant can serve or refuse whomever he desire*." "This is a social issue,” Dickln son said. "What U morally right or .wrong ia up to every indivi­ dual.” C. Farris Bryant of Ocala said hia own position on segregation is well established. But a candidate for governor, Bryant aaid, •should not make statements on the issue "unless he Is willing to risk fanning the flamrt which threaten to engulf Florid* with gnat danger to our citizens and economic loss to our state." Another leading candidate, Doy­ le E. Carlton Jr. uf Wauelmla, said a businessman has a right "to »erv* the clientele of his choice." S ty ? WEATHER: Fair Mid told Rtrotiirh Wednesday. Hijfh todny, 60-84. Low tonight, 25-80. United Press Loosed Wire VOL. XLIX Established 1008 TUESDAY. MARC H 22. 1060 a j ^ Sen. Georae Smuttier* agreed to beinjf put "on the apot’* before Sanford Rotariana Monday and nave bis opinion o f Gov. LeRoy Colllna Sunday TV remarks about the iuteKrntion problem. Tnlkinir by phone from hia Washington office, Smathers told the Rotarians that It seems to him the federal g o v e r n ­ Loch Arbor Drains Approved The County Commission today ] authorized County Engineer Rob , fr ( Davis to atari work Immediate.} on , wt0oo I-och Arbor drainage program to relieve properly owners in that area, Davt* told the board that once the project fa completed It ahmild u iff ment shouldn't t*R people how to run their atorgs, ‘ The senator aaid a stora wss a man's private operty and the owner ought to able to M y bow It wootd be run. Smalharo said bo agrees with farmer President Trumin’s state­ ment that If aomoon* a m i into Truman's atom and tbo Missour­ ian didn't Hho him, Truman would reserve the right to throw that person out. When applause greeted tho sen­ ator's comment*. Smathsrs asked ^rhether the noise he heard was p eop le clapping or throwing things. Rotarian George Ttouhy. who wai oa the Sanford end of the line, assured Smathers that It was applause. Before the comments on Integra­ tion. Sm a there gave the Cuban government a stiff verbal goingover. He referred to Cuban leader Ffdel Castro *a a "little dictator ^who doesn't want our friendihip." • m a th e r* paid bo bad baa* la Miami to visit Ms tick father early Monday morning but rushed back to the Benate floor to talk about Casts*. Smathers credited the Cuban National Bank head, ErncriS Guevera, with saying that Cuba*! best friend la Soviet Russia and that Cuba has declared cconomla war on the United Slates. _ Smathera said he told Secretary rBbd Stale Christian Herter that M» United States was losing Ita selfrespect by sending Ambassador Philip W. Bonsai back to Cuba. Tho U.S. ia supporting a seraiCommunist dictatorship by this action and Is disappointing people who want to overthrow Castro, the senator said. When Rotarian George Touhy said he thought Sanford's Rotar­ ians agreed with Smathers, the Okcnator said “ I wish we could get through to those high people to the State Dept." The whole discussion, which an amplifier broadcast to tha club members, was part of a direct distance dialing demonilrallon by Robert Shedden, manager of San­ ford's Southern Bell Telephone Oo. branch. Before the Smathers conversa­ tion, Shedden dialed direct to ^Hawaii and got the time there. g;0S-»« a. m. It was almost 1:05 p. m. here. Shedden alto dialed a Chicago weather forecast which mentioned a high of 10 degrees. The group manager said that Sanford can aspect direct dialing within tha next two years. The United Slates ia divided into more than 100 phone districts. Right now, under lb* aystem, when you want to dial a long distance call ^ d irect, you dlai tha number of the phone district of your desti­ nation, and then the phone num­ ber of the party you're calling. STANLEY WILL1NK, a junior at Somlnul# Hlffh School, halt been appointed a page la the U. S. House o f Representatives, Rep. Sgrd Hortonr advised hia mother, Mr*. Alice W. Witlink, jrtwterday. Willlnk. 17. w ll report to WaahinRton Juna 1 to begin learning tha page'a duties. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Civil rights backer* pushed for * final House vote today on the muchdebated administration proposal for court-appointed referees to pro­ tect Negro voting right* Southern strategists conceded that they had Ultle chance of slop­ ping the drive. But they were still trying to sollrn the proposal through amendments One spokesman said the South­ ern force* had "quite a frw " more amendments to present. Rep. Emanuel teller (N, Y .l, Democratic floor leader on civil righto, aaid be would move to shut off debate and bar additional amendments U he saw evidence of stalling lactica. On* Southern amendment was pending as the House moved into its seventh day of debate on the referee plan. Offered by Rep. Rob­ ert W. Hemphill (D- S. C.i, it would require the rcrcrcc to show federal judgea who appoint them that they are familiar with state ajnl local etccUon laws and voter qualifications. Civil' rights forces have sueceded in beating down every South­ ern Democratic or conservative Iteputdlcan attempt In the House to weaken llif referee proposal. EnlerpriseHouse Deslroyed By Fire A fire destroyed the Enterprise home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Langston at 5 a. m. tinlay and they lost all their household goods and personal property. The fire, believed to have been caused by faulty wiring, had en­ veloped the house when Mrs. Langston was roused by the smoke. She and her husband grub­ bed a few clothes and escaped. An emergency appeal for help for the couple was issued by Rev. Bill Swyear at Enterprise, lie ask­ ed that anyone having clothing or household articles which they would contribute to help the Lang­ stons telephone him at NO 85131 One of Sanford’i oldest public or NO i-3193. servants will retire March 31. N. O. Garner, who has served on the Sanford Civil Service Board for Ihe past IT years, will retire for a well-earned rest at the and of this month, The Voters League or District Garner, Tl. ha* lived In Sanford 5 will meet at T:30 p. m. today since 1)02. He was a ffngcrprinlcr In the courthouse. The public it and desk clerk for the Sanford Invited lo attend and residence police from l)4t to IMS and was in District S is not required for also In the produce shipping busi­ taking part in the session, Mrs. ness. He lives with hia wife, Ruth, Ruth Gallagher, publicity chair­ It 508 Palmetto Ave. man. said. Garner To Retire From City Board District 5 Voters Meeting Tonight eliminate dangerous flooding In Ihe Loch Arbor area from Country Club Road to Lake Emory. The firat step to the program will be lb* moving of fence* and other obstructions on the casement and the building of Irene ties to hold pipes from 1-ake Drive north. The final step will be rutting small ditches into the easement. Loch Arbor was one of the hard­ est hit during Ihe rain* last week. CommUalonrr Homer Little re­ ported that in many place* water attend nest to homes. Davis had reported at the height r, from Delray Beach, •aid “ Thank you for your splendid rains have delayed all sounty work projects al least one month. Davis said moil dirt and clay roads wsre made impassable I f the heavy raini. Counly Com million Chair m u John Kridcr aaid the rain alerted tha board to the Irrmrnduos need for a long range drainage plan­ ning. He aaid that it was (he con­ sensu* of the Counly Drainage Committee that the only solution is the selling up of drainage diotrirla where the need arises. The board also agreed to havn Clerk David Gatchel write a letter of appreciation to the Red Cross, sheriff’s office and National Guard for their assistance during tho flooding. Davis said his crews also are working full lime in cleaning up road washouts In the southwest end of Uie county and in tha Temple Terrace and Tanglewood area. He said he hopes to have these sections hack to normri within the next month. Brantley Drive Paving Urged ARCHITECTS SKETCH OF HEALTH CENTER ahowa how the modern facility will look when completed in the French Ave.-Nlnlh St. location. Groundwork him begun on the 895,000 structure. Now It's Spring Snow In East, North Carolina Cold Forecast Near freezing temperature* are forccaat for Seminole County to­ night. Forecaster* report that tempe­ rature* are expected* to dip to 35 degree* In many arcai of the county. Frost was reported in many plarcs in the aoulh end of the county Monday night a* tempera­ ture* dipped to 32 drgreea. Van Hoy ’Observer' At Board Meeting By United Pres* International A surprise springtime storm dumped at much as to inches ot snow in the Kssl today. Up to four inches of snow was forecast for New York City be­ fore the storm move* out to tea. In Pennsylvania Ihe snow was accompanied by winds uf 35 m.p.b, and weathermen warned the gusts might Increase to M in.p.h, A four-mile traffic lam ir*develop J4 *** s* h'thwav m H*-. . ■ . ■ i rilburg, and near Lewistoum J. H Van Hoy, who wag ap- ? thrre men were killed when (hair county commissioner• Ilitlon V(lgwl |kiddp(i lnl# , pointed from District' 2 hy Gov. LeRoy truck. Collin* Marrh It, sat in hl( the The snow set a record for Pitts­ board meeting today as an burgh. Die March snowfall there "ohaerver." Van Huy cannot officially take office until hia bond ‘s approved a id filed with the Secretary of State. Van Hoy told board member* thut he ta conaidering attending MIAMI (UPD — A Coast Guard a state wide county cummitaion meeting scheduled in Miami Sun­ plane today located a 30-fool boat day. Monday and Tuesday at next witb four mrn aboard which had been missing to the Atlantic Ocean week. The board haa postponed next since Sunday. Tbs Coast Guard week's meeting In order lo at­ said the boat owner Mickey Clark, William Clark and Don Hood of tend the state session. Miami and Sgt, Bobby Calvtrt of Homestead Air Force Baa* were apparently in good condition. News Briefs Missing Boat Found Milwee To Speak A t P-TO Meeting Soulhskic PTO member* will hear about the county school build ing program and dnublr session* from School Supt. R. T. Milwee tonight. MJIwtc, who will be the speaker at the T:30 p. ni. meeting said he will assure the PTO that Sanford schools will he back on single ses­ sion* next fall. The meeting will be in the Southside auditorium. Anti-Reds Held PARIS (UPI) -P o lic e eoLulacaled clubs, armband* and leaflet* today from leftiil* who apparently meant to La* them to anti-Russian demonstrations d u r i n g Premitr Nlkitn Khrushchev'* visit here. Raiders questioned more than 50 persons in their homes and headed an undelrrmlnrd number or them off lo police at* (tona for further interrogation. Riots Continue JOIINNKSBUHU, South Africa (UPI) — Rioting African* protest­ ing laws forcing them to carry identity card* burned two schools, government buildings and automo­ biles in the town of Langa nsar Capetown early today. The new violence followed a day of fight! Ing. arrest* and bloodshed In which 67 persons were reported killed and 237 wounded in several South African villages and towns. MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) - Forest (in s roared through more than 50.000 acres of dmberland along the Gulf Coast from Florida to Louisiana last weekend, and Foreal Servlet officials said today moat of them were deliberately set. Almost 30,000 acre* was burn­ ed in Northwest Florida, more than 1.000 in South Mississippi, about s.ooo in South Alabama and 11,000 in Louisiana. The Florida Forest Service said one arreat wai made. Collins Says Talk Reaction Good Collin* aaid Monday reaclioo to hia Sunday tetevisiun talk on Florida's race problem* wai "o v ­ erwhelmingly favorable." Hundred* of telcgrami, mes­ sages and leleph >ne calls poured into Ihe governor’ s office, com­ menting on Colllna' suggestion that if department stores did not serve both Negroes and whites at their lunch counters, tht counters s h o u ld be shut down. ^ By 1st* Monday, Collins had rereived 275 favorable and 11 un­ favorable eomments. three of tho latter from out of tho stetc. "W o think." read a wire from Miami, “ you are a traitor to all of the rainfall "Loch Arbor was Juat one big puddle of water." Davis also gave a brief report on the damage to county roads juat last week during the abnormal rsina. He aaid the worat damage was to Lake Mary Road. Ihe engineer stressed that the roU ’a re* v ? 'J now totals 21.T Inches, an Inch and a halt more than a record that stood 54 years. The new snow ranged from two Inches In eastern Pennsylvania lo to Inches In the western part of the state. In western Michigan a spring storm closed roads and causrd widespread damage. Hurricane force winds of 75 miles an hour blew down trees and utility wires in Muskegon What some witnesses deacribsd as n small tornado flattened an K by B fool coment block build­ ing at Grand Haven. Another lale-season storm stag­ gered parts of North Carolina and Virginia Monday. Up to 24 inches of snow tell in parts of North Carolina, already nard-hlt by a succession of win­ ter storms. Schools which reopenad Friday for Ihe first time to two weeks rloscd again. Tan inches of snow accumulat­ ed nt Mt. Ptigah near Aihvllle, N. C-, and a six-inch fall was msasursd oa Mount Mltchall. Hardest bit was the Maple Springs Gap area near tha Great Smoky Mountains National Park which got up to two foot of snow. Five inches of new snow clog­ ged roadsd closed schools in Z ' t f . * 1' , .ihwoet Virginia. A new blast eg told air blew into the country from Canada. Raidings ntar aero ware eommon ia the Dakotas and Minnesota. Tha tnarewry dropped below trsee­ ing to much of Disie. Americans Face Cuba Tribunal HAVANA, Cuba (UPI) - Tha semi-official ntwspaper Revolu­ tion said today two Americans captured when their plane was shot down Monday will be tried by a revolutionary court. Cuban revolutionary troops shot down the red and-while Piper Co­ manche near the provincial capi­ tal of Matanzas. The pilot, How­ ard L. (Swede) Rundqulst of Miaml, was wounded In Ihe leg. His co-pilot, W. J. Shergsles of Weal Hollywood, escaped Injury. Fires Bum Timber 1 NO .685 a HowOwner Runs Store Is Rights Backers His Business, Smathers Push For Final Tells Sanford Rotarians House Vole I If SANTORO, FLORIDA Rights Inquiry Set MEW ROTARY OFFICERS elected by the Rotary board uf director* Mond or ora, from left, Dr. R. W. Buprecht, secretary; Tom McDonald, presi­ dent, end W. M. Haynes, treasurer. The new officer* will take over leader­ ship aI tha slub hi J«lp. (Untold Pbo*o) GATLINBURO, Tenn. (U PI) — The U. S. Civil Right* Commission will invaitlgato complaint* of ra­ cial discrimination to law oalorcoment aad Ui* courts, - it waa an­ nounced Monday. Chairman John A. Hannah aaid there ia evidence "to aom* areas” that Justice is not melad out equally to whites aad Nagrees, hut he would aei ptopotot m p oertfonisr area. ■ § said the tovtstlgilioo would sorer all levrla • f government—federal, Coast Is Called Disaster Area TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. LeRoy Collins received ■ request from Rrp. William C. Cramer Monday that he ask President Elsenhower lo declare Florida's flood-stricken Central West Coast a disaster area. In a telegram to Collins, tha St. Petersburg Republican esti­ mated flood damage at mure than 12 million. t p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UP!) — Stock prices at 1 p. m American Airlines D'a American TAT *7>« American Tobacco lOtU Rethlrhem Steel M t M l I I 46H Caterpillar ....... aosaaaaae 30 C A O ............ 61*• 52*a Chrysler ............ ••*•t oa Curtiss • Wright 211« 226*i D u P o n t............... Kastman Kodak 101'V Ford Motor ___ ■■•teaiao 74H General Electric General Motors Graham • Paige . 1H Int, TAT .......... 36 I«riltord • io 38H Minute Maid HD Pennsy ............ Penn R R .............. 13th Sears Roebuck . -uti Standard Oil (NJ) 4P I Sludebaker .......... U. S. Steel .......... 63W Weatingbousa El. 30 am 46 113 14 Firebug Has City A l* 18852390 P I I I INDIO. Calif. (UPIV—Thli city of 10,000 pertona declared a stale of emergency and appealed for outside aid today because of a firebug. • The arsonist, off!rials said has set three major fires to the last Hvo days, tanning about 81 mil­ lion daraaga. Merchant* bar* started sleep­ ing in their atone. PoHoe patrols bava been doubled. The town'e 11 paid firemen and to volunteers were on special alert. The ciljr asked the Twenty-Nine Palms Marina Baa* to supply sparial military pollen patrols. Gov. Edmund G. Brown fcas been asked to support the rity's dec­ laration of a state of emergency with one of hie own. Special guards kept oa eye on Ihe city's school*. Thera have bean no signs of hysteria and no wild fear, but a steady uneasy apprehension has given the southern California des­ ert community ■ grim joke: “ Where are you going tonight?" one men ask*. “ To Ihe fire. Where elacT'' la the answer. Fire Chief Charle* Y. Adams said the three fires definitely were Ih* work of a firebug. The moil recent fire burned down the eliy'a only theater Sunday night. Southeast C O f C Okays Brochures The Southeast Seminole Cham­ ber of Commerce voted Honday night to proceed with distribution of brochures advertising the tornmunities of Oviedo, ChuhioU and Slavia. The chamber also rotod to chania Ito meeting date to Mm fourth Thursday o f each starting ta April, and act a port oa now next mooting. ■m oot Westing, presided and supervised by Beat Lee Gary. Don M cAllister Kiwanis Speaker Central Florida TY personality and Orlando advertising agency owner Don McAllister will present "the best of five y e a n o f honttog and M iin g " at too Sanford U w aoia maetlng Wednesday. Tht luncheon meeting and will be at Ihe Civic Center, Sportsmen Set Chuluote Meeting The Chuluoto Sportsman Club will hold it'a next regular mealing Thursday at I p. m. at the Com­ munity Club House. Any man to tha community interfiled to this new organization are Invited to at­ tend and all mrmbers are urged to be present. Fund Lack Causes County To Reject 3 Road Bids The County Commission today rejected all bids by outside con­ struction firms on paving throo county roads. Oviedo murder auspect Aaron Tb* board agreod that (hero Anderson waa Indicted far first isn't enough money far all of too degie* murder by h grand jury projects at this Mao and authoris­ ham Monday. ed County.Bnitoeor Bobert Davis The Ovfade h a p s I* •Bargad to Ml tow of too pcu)s ito into •Mb Mm m a riso « f a M-paorotd (Ms year's sond program. Wag es girt last month. The body The throo roads o n of Allamea Perkin* was found off and South Park Ave*. Oviedo Murder Suspect Indicted A delegation representing M property owners on Lako Brant­ ley in Forest City argsd tho County Commission today to pave ona-half of Lake Brantley Drive because of its "deplorable* condition. Ford Cavcnaugh, spokesman for the delegation, said tha board had pledged to pava the road ia 1958 In a joint partldpatioa basis “ and as yet has done nothing about It." County Commission Chairman John Krider told tho delegation that the board would aid in the road ronitruclion be fora tha /o a f is out. The board also heard a roqueri lo pave a portion of Mullet Lako Park Road In Geneva. Krider •aid that the board has no money ■t this time lo pave tha road tori promised that the county would improve the shoulders. Tha - board also heard County Agent Cecil Tuekar report oa too -Seminole Counly exhibit ot tho Central Florida Fair. Kridar said that It wai tha best county etohlhit ha h is ever aeon. Kridcr also asked board mem­ bers to suggest a Hat of ciorito and inspectors for tho oomtag May 3 primary election. Kridcr asked board msmbera to have the list by the board'! pext meeting, April (. board that Ihe Wylly, Ave. pro­ ject was of prime importance because it will aet aa a new an­ tra new way to too Sanford Naval Air Statioa. Krider ‘ Said too other rise goto jecta B a y have to wall « I A "w o hovo too aocoaonry faada-* Tho to n e bids to Mm board al Ito t o H t t f M week. Tbo apparent low bid wan that of tho L. L, GonitrucUoa O a m * r >%v i Jity* I 1tSSJv** ri �I ; Around INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) The mayor o f Indianapollt hai apologized to Sen. John F. Ken­ nedy for the anti-Cttholic demon­ stration that bllxhted the Mass*, chuselte lenalor'i entry into the Indiana primary. "The city wee disgraced by this aet o f bigotry.” Mayor Charles Boswell aild Monday after demoostratMa heckled Kennedy, a Catholic, a i he filed to enter the presidential preference primary April 5. But a spokesmen for the heck­ lers said thdy would atsge similar sign-waving demonstrations along Kennedy'a mid western campaign route. "Aa mayor of Indlenapolia and as a Protestant Methodist, I was embarrassed by their disgraceful action,” Boswell said, " I waa ap­ palled by U. "It was the kind of bigotry T thought this city was rid of when the Ku Klux K lin was destroyed.” The demonstrators, whosa lead­ ers identified themselves as mem- The Clock Mrs. Osry Wtlscy of San Franeiieo, who laid she liked the food at Mrs. Appleby's Restaurant, also has found an extra considera­ tion there to her liking. When her fhmily slopped for a meal here, ■he left her baby's personal epoon on the table and didn't m in it until ihe waa many mllaa away from Sanford. Back in San Francisco, aha wrote Mra. Apple­ by and asked if It had been fotihd. "It has great sentimental value-” sha wrote. Baby's spoon Bad been found and aarely put Away • • now it'a on iti way to California—gift wrapped by Mrs. Appleby. A bear bit a man on the left Index finger at the Sanrord Zoo Sunday, a Florida Sanitarium nurse told Sanford police. Lil­ lian Young of the Orlando hospital laid that Garry Lee Pepper, 29, o f Orlando was bitten fay a bear Sunday afternoon and had come to the Florida Sanitarium* for Sanford atracls that received Without damage during lilt week'! rain*. Sections of Palmet­ to, Celary, Persimmon, Magnolia, and Oak Avanuei, 29th St. and Wynnewood Dr. are galling patch­ work with iiphall, City Supt, of Mr. and Mro. C. A. Whiddon of laaford w a n caUad to Birming­ ham, Ala. this morning be­ cause of the death of Whiddon'a brother, Robert O. Whiddon. RealdenU are reminded that Iboy have only until April 1 to Carlton Committee Robert McKte, chairman of Ihe Somlaote County Carlton for gov. eraar headquarter* commute* to­ day aaaownrod tha opening of the headquarters at t h a Woodruff building at Flrat St. and Park Ava. hi dawntown Sanford. Mra. Dorothy Higginbotham, wifa at AD-l E. I . Higginbotham, V. S. Navy, bag been named heidquarta n bottom aad w ll he on hand to aeoonawdato all votoro who wish htoanafttoa nlaUye to Senator Carltoa'a legislative background. MeXae aald, "W e oanlially invite eeah aad every voter Interested la laaetor Carltoa'a candidacy to atop a at hoadquarters for wbatovar toPwrrre'H i needed.” . Ernest Southward, chairman of Ihe Carlton committee announced that a aouth Seminole County head­ quarter* will be opened this waek hi Um Boeder building at tha laterMrttoa at 1T-B8 and Slat* Road 4M tor tha benefit of aouth Somlaol* Countv residents. * lt Is aur hope to make available to every voter |n the county Ihe background at Senator Carlton and bin otttotoadiag qualifications for tha afttaa at govaraar,” Southward fill for homestead exemption and pay their IBM county taxes, h en of the "Baptiit Evangellxalion Society." maned in the In­ dian* atalehouie lobby aa Kenne­ dy arrived. They challenged Kennedy to de­ bate on the subject, "reiolved, that .a Roman Catholic preildent cannot impartfalty defend the Comtitution and advance the true welfare or the United Slate* while remaining true to hig religion." The eenator Ignored the demonatratora, but they ahowed up Rollins Surveying Casselberry The survey of Cssielberry being made by Rollins College students should be finished in a week, Cas­ selberry Mayor W. M. Benson laid today. The si-rvey being made by stu­ dent! from the Rollins Center For Practical Politics will tell Cassel­ berry's boundaries, history, form of government ind how the town Is maintained. The aurvey atarted about a month ago. A representative o f the Social Security Administration district office in Orlando will be at tha City Commission Room, City Hall. Earl E. Van Fleet Dies At Home Mr, Earl E. Van Fleet of Goldaa Lako dlod Monday al|ht. Tha 19-year-old native or Bing­ hamton, N. Y „ had lived at Golden Lake for the past six year*. Ha was In tha truck and product business, Mr. Van Fleat came to Sanford from Trumanaburg, N. Y. Ho waa a member of tbo First Methodist Church hero. Surviving are hie wife, Mrs. Jane Van Fleet; two children, Ed* win Van Fleet Jr. end Linde Jane Ven Fleet, both of Sanford; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. WitHam V.B. Van Fleat, of Tntmansburg; a brother, W, D. Va.i Fleet, of Trumansburg; two sis­ ters, Mrs. T. R. Fletcher, of Trumansburg and Mri. W. L. Harford. Funeral servicaa will bo at 4 p. m. Wednesday at tha First Churab, with Rev, T. C. Osteen officiating. The body will be aent to Trumansburg for bur. laL Brisson Funeral Homo li la •hirga o f arrangemanta boro. THE JUNIOR LEADER TRAINING COURSE held for ncouU o f the St. John'a River DUtrlct Saturday included lesnonn In how to conduct ncout game*. Sanford, Lake Mary, Lake-Monroe, Orange City and DeLand at­ tended the courne at Laka Mary'n scout area. Top pietdre shown Dlckla Schrum and Gary Rowell learning how to play acout polo. Slxty-thro# boys from tha diatrict attended tha course. Tha instruction was aimed at quali­ fying the boya to lead their patrols better. Listening to scoutmaster Via Arnett in the bottom picture are Bill Blakemore, Randall Chase Jr.t Ken­ neth Demers, Boh Lee. Milton Hauser, Dale Alexander, Ed Redman, John Jansen, Ricky Casselberry, David Smythe, Don Nottingham, Johnny Haynes, Gary Bowlaa, Walt Harris, and Pete Carlson. (Herald Photos) Y Expert Claim s Battle O f Sexes Ends In A Draw . NEW YORK fU PI) — Female bralni era neither superior nor Inferior to masculine brains, aald Dr. Gardner Murphy, dlractor of rosaarcb at tha Meanlngar Foun­ dation in Topeka, Kan. He aald It at a recent seminar on "Why women a n bettor than men — and vice v en a .” Dr. Murphy said there is e dif­ ference between glandular M e n ­ tion* present In the blood of man and women, and coniequently a dlffemce In the "body fluids of Incrodlblo complexity” bathing the brain's ten billion rolls. "Evory interest, taste, attitude, or valuo Is governed to eome ex­ tent by th en body fluids, and be. hind these fluids lies the bodily structure aa a whole, with iu In­ stinctual. temperamental, and other attributes,” Dr. Murphy Two Sanford man were injurled and • car overturned in an aceidaul at 15th St. and Elm Ave. Sunday, Sheldon Theodore Lutx suffer­ ed a cut on his torahead and body bruise*, and Arnold Cline rocelved a forehead cut In the colli­ sion, Sanford police said. Lutz live* at HOT French Ave. and Cline Hvci at 106 Anderson Circle. Police said CUne was driving north on Elm Ave. and had Juit enured the W. IMh St. intersec­ tion when the car driven by Lula ran ■ atop algo on ltlh St. Cline's car hit the Luts auto In tbo right side. CUne wae charged with ear*. Its* and negligent driving and having an Improper driven' IIcense. Lutz was charged with failure to yield tha right o f way. w U J o a tA lh ly u L A . Italy Will Build 120- Inch Scope, Europe’s Largest ROME (U PI) — Italy fata announced plana to build tha larg­ est telescope la Europe at n eost o f BaJOOJMO. The telescope, which will take three years to build, will measure about 180 Inchte in dinmater. Italian Eduaatlon Minister Giu­ seppe Medici, who approved the plans, said the taleacope will be available for use by both Itali­ an and foreign scientist*. Madid haa named a'committee to select a aits fo r an obsarvatory to House Ihe new telescope. A t present, the largest taleacope In Europe la 10 Inches In diameter. While the new one will dwarf this one, It still will be smaller than the largest telescope* now in uat in Groat Britain and tha United State*. Moegle Signs LOS ANGELES, Calif. (U PI) Dickie Moegle, wl Halfback played college ball at Rice aad waa the San Francisco FortyNiners’ No. 1 draft choice In IBM, hae been traded to tha Pittsburgh Hteelsrs LAUNDRY /fyoucanbeatit. It’a new and e x itin g ! Came, for younelfl Clothe# wash and to half the time K tehee at to New effleleat Maytag math and rain-soft water do a "bet Job . . . elothee come out thoro* ly clean every time. Week and a torse handle for U e. "Ifo *#w Hr4 ShorHnf wag M t anti pwwarW la ba riba If you're hankering for the sweetest performance you've ever experienced, this is far you . . . iht on* and only i 960 Ford SiarUncr. Beneath that racy, hard-lop rooAJnr, there's room for sis swapping Salks . . . and sheer elesince In the smart interiors that will win over the most discriminating. As lor comfort, there's a new 5-fuot.wlde tread beneath that m ain lilts the smoothest, loveliest-riding car to aU Ford history. And, just far yua , i i banestb that roadhugging, safely.vision hood . . , you've got an engine that saya “ TO*" when jm Wf “ fa ." Wr'r* talking about the optional Thundnwd 3S2 Sprriai V-8 . . , and to make it even more spectacular, it's treated with Ford's Gndsc-OMs tic Drivel MV ml m ym Pmi ftoato tigk m * a a ccu i a m s s T n u u N T ^ w n g u NEXT ATTRACTION “THE GAZEBO** Beg "FORD STARTIME" in living color Tueadnya on NBC-Tv' T a * ■ u ■gain it ■ new* conference in ( repeated their challenge. "Why didn't you Istue th'i cH*|. lenge when I Joined the United State* S iv y ? ” Kennedy relored while a crowd of leveral hundred person* applauded. "Theie demonriralors are r Q . tied to their view*,” Kennedy u id . " I believe in the United Statti Comtitution and in freedom ot ipeech. I alio believe In the First Amendment which provide* foe the (operation of the-church and the itate. " I alio believe In Article Sit, which *ayi there ihall be no rellgioui trit for qualification for public office.” || The Rev. George Dixon, pa nor of the Indianapollt Baptiit Tern, pie, laid the heekleri were part of the B.OOO member* or the "Indiana Bible Baptiit Fellow* •hip," which li not affiliated with either the American Baptiit Con­ vention or the South Baptiit Con­ vention. |T 7/ I |1 11|4 4 f �Tues. March 22, ’60—Page 8 traveling Project T w o N ew Groups Osteen Teachers A dopted By Organized By Fete Children A t Friendship League Lake Mary Church Orange City Party The Friendship League of the Congregational Church met at the home of Mr>. J. B. Quaitlebaum, • n Chapman Ave., for the March meeting, with IT members and two guests preient. 3!r*. Etta Chabot. chaplain, open­ ed the meeting with a meditation, entitled “ discipline of self-denial.'' At the business session. a traveling talrnt basket project wa* suggested by Mri. J. \V. Salabury who hat been a winter visitor for the past two year*. The idea met with una­ nim ous approval by the group. ® A report was made from the Ethel Hoot Circle, concerning the elbora'.e recipe book being compil­ ed by the two groups. An interest­ ing letter was read from Mrs. Wal­ ter Barton of Ohio, who has also been a winter visitor for many ycars. She statrd that it was im­ possible fur her to come to Florida this year and that she had a 12 foot icicle hanging from her roof, f Mrs. Quatliebaum and co-hostVas. Mrs. Chabot, served refresh­ ment* to those present. MKiMDERS OF THE OFFICERS WIVES CLUB met at the Imperial House in Winter Park for their monthly gettogether tint! enjoyed n luncheon and fashion show. Some of the members and guests attendinR, pictured Miss Penny Brooks Entertains With St. Patrick’s Party £ M ls t Penny Brooks entertained • group of her friends at a St. Patrick’i Day party, Saturday from 7:30 to 11 p. m. at the home of her parent*, Mr. and Sirs. W. J. Brooks, 820 Rosalia Dr. The young people played games, danced to recorded music and munched refreshment* of assorted anackj, candies and soft drinks uring the party hours. Tha house 'as decorated with green crepe paper, balloons and other SI. Pat­ rick Day motifs. ! Those attending were the hostess, Miss Brooks, Barbara Williford, Carol Samuel, April Ramey, Honey Childs, Maureen Firestone, Susan Carl, Freddy Berryhlll. Peggy Creamer, Angel Childs, Susie Halback, Doris Luke. Tommy Brook*, Chtick Ogden. iy Payne, Garry Renfro, Richard rridard, Rex Creamer, Henry Finch, Larry Chester. Frank Noell, Dale Alexander and Kenny Poff. 4 « Enterprise Personals Church Calendar TUESDAY First Baptist Bible Survey Clas* at 0:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Brotherhood supper and meeting at 7 p. m. Mert o f the Church Supper, 7 p. nt.. In the First Presbyterian Churrh. , Graduation party for the seniors of the Firat Methodist Church will be given by the Ware Bible Class. The dinner will be at 7 p. m. in McKinley Hall. Pinecreit Baptist Church Ruth SS Class meeting In the home of Mrs. Jarars DeBord, US S. Sunland Dr., 8 p. m. M en of the Presbyterian Church supper at 7 p. m. First Baptist Church Brother­ hood Supper at 7 p. m. WEDNESDAY First Baptiit Church Prayer Meeting at 7:30 p. m., SS Cabi­ net meeting at 8:15 p. m. Pinecrest Baptiit Church SS Cabinet meeting at 8:15 p. m. Pinecrest Baptist Church SS Officers and Teachrrs (upper, 6:30 p. m. R. A. meeting, 7 p. m., Prayer meeting at I p. m. and Church Executive meeting at 1:43 p. m. Commission of Education meets Id the First Methodist Church at p Mr. and Jlrt. Georg* Long-j mire and Mrs. Sam Xilsel of Le­ banon, Ind. are bouse guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jsek Ryan. Mrs. Blanche Gebo of Daylon, Ohio and Mrs. Louise Ludlow ief Depauville, N. Y. are visitSha used as her topic, “ Civic Beautification." She stated that the DeLand Garden Club la con­ tinually working on a "clean-up" program, suggesting that garden membera clean up ‘and replant on their premise! as an inspira­ tion to their neighbors. An outline bf things to be done, listing areas that need care and landscaping, with specific com­ mittees fo r such areas working all the time, could do much for civic beautification. Co-operation of city officials, Chamber of Com­ merce and Junior Chamber mem­ bers was not overlooked. The group met at the home of Mrs. W. W. Lint. Silver Lake, with 31rs. H. H. Duncan aervlng aa co-hostess. 3lembers serving as hosttsscs during the Federa­ tion tour of homes, this week, are Mra. Helen DeWit. Mra. Robert FeUi, Mrs. Blanton Owen, Mrs. Einar T. Tidamsn, 3lrs. H. P. Newton, Mrs. G. J. Xessenich and Mrs. Frank Palttraon. All circlea o f the Sanford Club have been naked to provide hostessea during tha three day tour. Mri. H. J. Finch and Mrs. H. H. Duncan, who had been elected to aerve as president and vlea president for the next term in Palm Circle, resigned. The circle held another election and named M ri. Harry P. Newton. DtBary, president and Mrs, Frank from left are, Mrs. F* li. Edwards, Mrs. Karl Higgin­ botham. Mrs. Don Bales, Mrs. Robert Slye nntl Mrs. Ollie Ixjpcr. Mrs. Loper is president o f the (). \V. Club and Mrs. Siyc is club advisor. Obligation Night Observed By E.OS Obligation Night wa* observed at the meeting of Seminole Chap­ ter No. 2, O.E.S.. held at Maaontc Temple, last week. The worthy matron, Mrs. Msrjorie Shepard, with the assistance of the chaplain, Mrs. Virginia Anderson, explained the purpose of the Eastern Star, also quali­ fications necessary for member­ ship. Examination of a visitor was exemplified, past matrons Virginia Anderson and Rada Mae Crenshaw and past patron Robert Williams comprised the examining committee with Harley Thomaa taking the part o f the visitor. The conductress Mrs. Ethel Pcurifoy exemplified the signs and passes, and proper precedura in balloting. Mrs. Essie Cole, gave her lecture and land marks were recited by the worthy patron, E. J. Still. A brief history of tha life of Dr. Robert Morris, founder of the order, was given by the worthy patron, concluding tha program. Birthday guests of honor were Mrs. Margie Rrademeytr. Mrs. Stella Pryor, Mra. Leona McLain and 3trs. Ethel Carver. Each Patteraon, Sanford, ai vita presi­ dent. 31rs. Kessenlch will be hostese to the April meeting at her home in DeBary. MAGNOLIA CIRCLE 3Ietnbert of the Magnolia cir­ cle met at the home of Mri. Frank Lleske and went In a group to 3lcade Gardens where they explored the many paths and trails and .visited the orchid bouse. The business meeting was held in the garden, led by Mrs. Joe 3fesser, circle ehairman. She urged all membera to ro-oparate in tha tour of homes and appoint­ ed Mrs. Joel Field, Mrs. Ray Herron, 3lrs. J. C. Nicholds, Mrs. P. 11. Elmore tnd Mrs. Messier to assist in tha Sanford area, Mrs. Nicholds reported that all of the raladlum bulbs have been cold. 3lrs. Meatier waa elected delegate to the atate convention at Palm Beach and Mrs. Elmore was elected alternate. Following the tour and meeting, members enjoyed a delightful luncheon at Morrison'a In Winter Park. Sharp contrast! ef light and dark cause eyes lo work over­ time. When reading, hava tha entire room well lighted for le u contrast between the page and aurroundinf areas. made a contribution'to the birth­ day bank, proceeds of which wilt be used for the benefit of the Rainbow Girls at the end of the year. . Mri McClain, chairman of the decoration and refreshment com ­ mittee, carried out the St. Patrick’a Day theme In decorations, using only green materials. Even the refreshments served after the meeting had a touch of green. Honored A t Party In Daytona Beach 3lr. and Mrs. H. E. Tooke hon­ ored Miss Kay Ivey, one of the Seminole High School graduates, with a beach party, Saturday, at their brarh home in Daytona. The guests arrived at It:30 a. tn. and wrrr served a buffet luncheon. The water was too cold for swim­ ming. so the group enjoyed the day sun bathing, shopping and hav­ ing a day of fun. The guest list included the guest of h o n o r , Marilyn McDaniel, Frances Strickland, Jeanne South­ ward, Janey Glenn, Sally Wllllami, Dlan Aiken, Carnlec Ostcrholm, Colleen McFarland. Jane Osborne, Faye Garner, Lin­ da Rossman, Dee llargreave. Mar­ ly Strmper, Shcrlrne Shepard, Di­ ana Haynes, Sandra Shilling and Judy Asenein. Kay’* mother and father, Mr. and Mr*. John Ivey, assistrd the host and hostesa with the party. youth - fluttering jumper in bhu-k cotton broadcloth hun straps of imported woven tyrolcan design. The perky blouse has puffed aieevert, Peter Pan collar and tiny buttons. *to a d TUESDAY flouthslda I’ .T.O. meets at 8 p. m. in tha auditorium for short businesa session and program. It T. kill*** will ba guest speaker. Parents will visit the chidren's classrooms at 7:30 p. m. Anna Miller Ctrela election of offlrers 8 p. m. at the Elka Club, fallowed by a social hour. WEDNESDAY Animated klagaxlne program 1:30 p. m. at Sanford Woman's Club, open to tha public ami frea of charge. A variety program of muiie, dancing and other enter­ tainment will ba featured. Honors Youngster Pot Luck Supper Mr. and' Mrs. Eugrna Marcel entertained members of their fam i­ ly Friday at thrir home on Brandt Lane, crlebrating thp first birth day of tlialr son, G lc% . Refreshments featured a birth­ day cake with a lucky 1036 (one year uldl penny baked Inside, This was supposed to bring someone prosperity and happiness during the coming year. Glrnn's grand­ mother, Mrs. Aidcn Pyle of Mait­ land. was the hirky person. Other guests included Glenn's uncle, Ted Pyle, and cousin, Rich­ ard Pyle of Maitland, Mr. and Mrs. Jark Lyle of Altamonte Springs ami the young honorre's brother and sisters, Atden, Lynette and Tara. Tara celebrated her fifth birth­ day March 3. She chose a circus theme fur her rake and decora­ tions. This was alto a family party with the rxrrption of Sieve Sodrrlilom, a playmate. (p&AAjDJwh Dr. and Mra. E. W. Shepherd of Spartanburg, S. C. were weekend guesta or Dr. Shephcrd'a sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mra. L. M. Leinhart, at their home on Myrtle Ave. House guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wine, Loch Arbor, are Mrs. Wine's mother, Mrs. J. W. Willis of Atlanta, Ga. and Mri. Harry Groeio of Sarasota. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle McMillan an­ nounce the birth of a daughter, Mareh 14 at Seminole Memorial Hospital. The young lady weighed 8 lbs. 1 os. and has been named Tina Marie, Mrs. McMillan la the former Nancy Hicks, of Bluff City, West 1st SI. in Sanford, 31rs. L. r . Garner, daughter Faye ami Mrs. H. L. Osborne and daughter Jane spent tha weekend with relatives in Maron, Ga. Faye attended the R. O. T. C. Military Ball of Lanirr High School in Ma­ con, Saturday night. New shoes for teen-agers shed buttons and bow* and turn to -thr tailored look. The (hoes have stacked but less-flared heels and lowered tnplinrs. Heels are low In casual styles hut higher in dress pumps — about in inch and and a half high. The taperrd A new p in tle his been devel­ toe's popularity is challenged by oval and square tors in both oped for waterproof clothing that "breathes.” dress and casual shoes. ouhSpana "EVERY DAY IS A FRESH BEGINNING" MAINE LOBSTER Unfortunately, toe mane people depend on self-treatments, often purchased from door-to. door pesldltrs, mail-order medicine man and ■tores with na hMlth knowledge. W ith d ra w n b u tte r. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a medicine. Pick up your preacription if shopping nearby, or wa will deliver promptly without eatxa chart*. A great many peopla entrust wa with their- prescriptions. May wo sompound yours T FAUST DRUG STORE ttl K. lot BC FA >* (H i - H i Lb. Rise) A complete dinner, with Soup or Julrr, salad, 1 vegetable*. rolls, br scrag*. Always secure any medicine, vitamin or health-aid from a pharamaeiat. Ask us for our professional opinion o f ita merits and wa will nonaatly tall you and odvlto if it la wlaar to d d h fA ? y * R# T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H 24,8:15 r • 1959-60 Season Tickets Available at Chamber o f Commerce for this performance, $5.00 Adults, $3.50 Students. Copyright I860 <»W8) Pr aerated By Sanferd-DeBary Entertainment Asaoelatlon Walker Bldg. Tha eostuma pin la on tha move this spring — on top of tha shoul­ der, lined up along tha new full sleeve, at the plunga af tha naw low-back evening dresses, or a i a dash of daxtla for high-front gala gowns. V A H -5 Wives H old Sarah Wooltey (1841-1806) Mid J P i Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris, teachers at the Osteen school, entertained the rhtldren of the fourth, fifth and sixth grades at their home in Oranga City Hgts., Saturday evening. John Harris entertained fho group with “ tricks and magle." They also enjoyed horseback riding and square dancing. Befreshments of pop corn, lea cream and cold drinka were serv­ ed. Mrs. Louie Noel aisljtrd Mrs. Harris with the serving and par­ ent! furnishing transportation were Mrs. Noel. Mrs. Elmer Shin­ ers, L. W. Jones and John Ta­ tum. Guests Included Lynn Jones, Dcboran Tatum. Shirley Albrit­ ton, Linda Black. Linda Noel, Joyce Harney, Fonda Vincient, Shirley. Sutton. Craig Colwell, Benson Tart, John Harris, Mike Katowltx, Ruddy Land, Donald Shivers, Henry Clark, Steve Clark and Marcella Tan. Personals Observe Birthdays FANCIFUL FOR SPRING Combination Party On Third Birthday Miss Kay Ivey Marcel Children — t h Ia The W. M. U. of the First Baplist Church of Lake Mary has organlxed a G. A. for girl*, ages nine through 12, and a Sunbeam Band for both boys and girls, ages four through eight. The organisational meeting was held at the church and a large attendance of interested parents and children attended. Fifteen girls joined the G. A. and 12 children the Sunbeam Band. Mrs. C. L. North, president of the W. M. U. is in charge. I’cin selor* for the group will be Mr*. Marguerite Homan, leader for the girls and Mrs. Helen Ferguson will be hrr assistant. Mrs. J. T. Beal, will lead the sunbeam band, as­ sisted by Mrs. Mary Crawford. The counselors and their assist­ AMY YOUNGliLAUE ants attended the auxiliary meet­ ing at the First Baptist Church in Sanford, last week, lo study their methods and get inspiration for tiir nrw work they art itarling in Lake Mary. All children In thest ags group* are Invited lo join. Anyone in­ terested in helping with an inter­ 1*. Cdr. and Mrs. C. J. Youngmediate group it asked to con­ tact Mrs. North. The leader* have blade, honored t h a 1 r young a regular program planned and daughter, Amy, with an Easter meetings will be held every other birthday party on her third birth­ Monday. day, thia weekend, at their home 102 E. Woodland. Dr. •Upon arrival, each guest was given a plastic “ Easier Basket", containing a chicken, ballons and Jelly bean*. Following refreshments of sand Thr VAH-S Officers wives met at wiehes, lemonade, lea cream and the home of Mrs. A. W. Smith cake, the yoin gitrri enjoyed an recently for a pot luck supper with Easter egg hunt. They were per­ Mrs. H. L. O'Hara as Mrs. Smith's mitted to keep all the (randy) ro-hosless. A white linen table eggs they found and finished fill­ cloth on the buffet table set off a ing their Easter baskets. Those attending were the guest variety of dishes, each one prepar­ of honor, Amy Youngblade. Ami ed by one of the guests. Leesa Yates, Grady At a short business meeting Shover, following the dinner it was an­ Johnson. Paul Hamilton, Douglas nounced that the next month'i Dearotph, David Guthrie, David supper would be given by Mrs. R. Crelalnger, Linda Carrigan and E. Farmer and Mrs. K. E. Austin. Amy's older sitter and brother, Mrs. D. E. Dearolph brought Judy and Chip. hrr sister, Mrs. D. H. Scofield who Is visiting from Arlington, Va. Others attending wera Mrs. II. S. Moore, Mrs. J. L. Morgan, Mrs. W. D. Fries, Mr*. J. T. Osborne, Mrs. K. M. Sandon, Mrs. I. M. Rowell, Mrs. H. A. Lackey, Mrs. E. W. Foote, Mrs. R. W. Repp, Mrs. A. J. Blahs, Mrs. R. E. OsierBY FRANCES WESTER holm, Mrs. H. G. Goben, Mrs. J. A. The Rev. James Moore Thomp­ DeGanahl, Mra. Lee Thompson, son of Lake Mary had to return Mrs. C. N. James and Mrs. C. D. to the Seminole Memorial hospital Schoonover. for an operation. He la reported in good rondllion, but will have to slay In Ihe hospital a little longer. 2 5 0 4 -8 Oak A rt. Closed Monday; Carry-Out Shop Open Tuna. • S a t FA M M 7 Boa. lt«8 CARRAW AY M c K IB B IN b �spinsters wbo talk abcut a child's native l o v e af music” and "n it hr art'* tak e" malarky: CASE E-4M: Della G.. aged nine, la a nervous type of eftlld. "D r. Crena," her mother Inquir­ ed, " I simply can't f i t Della to alt at the plane and practice her muste lessons for 30 minutes. In­ deed, she rebels at II minutes; "Y et I went bar to be a concert rist and she limply MUST do practicing. "What do you modern psychologlsts recommend?" We urge e return to good-oldfashioned "torso sense." That’s aU psychology n e lly is, anyway, except the ' hors* sense'' Is oftsn paraded la S-syllahle words te add scientific tils. C Radiation Space Perils Te Be Probed WASHINGTON (UPI) The United Stales la about to launch Jh f D M WBBT WAOflNQTON (01*1) - la tha iM Month nr *a I hsv* visited W campaign headquarters of all » people here who are running ir President. New 1 have started making tha pounds e l headquarters of peoplo .Who are not running for Prssldenl. Thus far. It's prelly hard (a tall one type from Ihe other, T to ftrat Hop an my list of noneaadldates was Ihe Symtagion-forw s l d w t club Which has Just Moved late new quarters overlooking Farrago! Part. The p ert la earned for a naval h e n , Adm. David Parragut, who •aid "Damn tto torpedo**) Go sh a a ll* T to atuh Is aim ed far a former Air Fare* secretary, Ben. Heart Symington, who fcols that Way about Euaaian missiles. Symington, as you know, Is H m o U y viewed a t a dart to n * In tto n e e h r tto D em om tle group moved In, k moved out again, having suddenly found It­ self without a candidal*. Tto Symington club, eager to txpand, was happy to flU tha vacancy. Upon my arrival, I was escort­ ed lo the office of WUUam H. Perkins Jr., who haa taksn leave from his Chicago Insurance busi­ ness to run tha headquarters, Since Symington Isn't ■ candi­ date at ysl, you might say that Parkins at tto raomant Is sort of a horseless head man. But 1 gathered he doesn't think this will to permanent. On Symington's most recent speaking tour, to said, the Mis­ souri senator drew record-break­ ing crowd*—In Republican ter­ ritory—In sero weather. "H e's not actively seeking dele­ gates but ha's everybody's second choice," Perk Ins continued, warm­ ing lo tto guhjact. "Nobody can find anything wrong with Stuart Symington." While walling for Smylngton to commit himself, the club Is oper­ ating a full blown campaign, sending out literature, lining up volunteer workers across the country and arranging speaking schedule*. Furthermore, Its lease on the building runs m ill next Novem­ ber. surprised if to soon tocsin* h torse of another color. 1 Mean tto Symington club doesn't took or act Uko it intend­ ed to t o a token gesture. It to* Mere ofltoe w o n and a bigger Mall than the headquarters of Seme a* tto funning candidates. The' club occupies whet was e tc * • throe-story rosldencs In t i p t o u t of downtown Washing­ ton. On the day I railed iter*, the heart to d dogged arteries, eeusod by n heavy snowfall. Mental ’Lab Work* Earlier In tto presidential t*sBENNINGTON, Vt. (UPI) - rtf•an, tto club tout* at M l i?th toon Bennington Coll*go girls kav* •t, waa roiled by a group back volunteered to Uv* to a mental WASH1NQTON— It was as to bad left It Ha woaka before. It waa a private office desk la­ ds* with impedimenta that told much of hla sharectsr—lh* tiny statu* of Thomas Jefferson, tto 4-H emblem fused into a glass paperweight, tto UlUo felt donkey, tto loadod desk calendar with speaking dates Into April — and tto books to bad road or loft un­ read. This n u n of IT y a r n had no rea soo to balleve t o wouldn't re­ turn from Portland to his senator­ ial offtt* toon, despite tto words la tto oology by Oregon's other senator that "D ick Neutorgor know death was not long away." T to heavy leather desk chair of Richard L. Neubcrger was MintollcaUy turned toward hit a far-rangi-ig and talented satelUta to make tha most thorough study yet attempted of the recently discovered radiation perils In near­ by apace. Much already la known about these haiardt—enough to make It certain that for yeara to coma they wlUJbtr protracted space travel In regions 400 to 10,000 miles from the earth. But many question! remained to to answered about the dimensions of the peril sooes, their origin, their Intensity at different levels, their effect on the esrih, and their fluctuations la response to chang­ ing conditions on the sun. T to new satellite will weigh In for Its assignment at only SO to 33 pounds. Despita its small flic , it will have aboard the most com­ plex radiation detectors and ana­ lyser* ever sent into spec* by tto United Slates. than on tho outside door hung a framed color photograph at ML Hood with loogstammed oink rhododendrons la tto sloping fore­ ground. T to book on tto center of his desk remained closed as to had closed It: "Am erica's Wonderland - • T to National Parka." It waa on* o f tho last hooka he had n - in the County for COUNTY, FEDERAL M a n Charged With Cruelty After Kindness Quotable Quotes torger also brought to an end tto personal and painful assault against him by tto eeltoegne of hla a n Mat*. • New, gen. Wayne M ane domed on in oology tor M mtoate*. Botor* dating, however. M en * ob­ served that when Dick Neuborger toft Wishing! cm for n rest to Untied Pieee iMirxotisasI P A R IS - S lat U t a m g r i , is, a Gorman girl whoa* father has been in Sovlot-held territory tine* the early daya of World War 11, stating she will try to ask Soviet United State* seastar. Frontier Nikita S. EhnahaDcv to that he was pting to dto com . Ho waa a prodigious writer: Af­ return him: But tvoa to death, Senator Neuter hit cancer operation hit staff “ My father 1* old, ood 1 am borgvr disagreed with tto senior knew to must rost. They rolled young. 1 must try everything to senator from Oregon. to a long black teatter couch ■at h im h a ck w ith u i ’ • Far. « tto m otor's date cal­ and aot It In hla room behind endar stands this entry: "Talk Institution as port of ttotr school tto desk. on rancor, luncheon, Friday, And now Mary Jan* Cos, hla work. They'll hoop diaries of ttotr April 1. Philadelphia." receptionist, waa saying: "He improasioas. never used It . . Instead *f rest­ ing. he'd to at tto typewriter. Under tto glass top. tto sena­ tor tod Hipped a solitary entry, n hUltold-auo picture of an at- a n ry .jsfa jtt HADDAM. Conn. (UP1) - Rail­ road employs Milton J. Humes was eharged with cruelty—the ap­ parent viedm of hla own kindPellet sold Humes told them to saw ■ TO-pound champion baiset bound badly injured betide the tracks. The dog had been struck by a train and appeared beyond hup. Humes sa il to derided to and lb* animal's suffering. Ho hit H with a hammer, according to po­ lice, left the dog for dead and returned to tiw train. T t o dog roeovorod. Humes waa arretted and ordered to appear in Justie* court April If. Let her spend her own money iht wiihet. And keep a goodly rup. ply of nlckela on the piano. . "Bui lin't that loo mercenary?" tome poetical parent* may protest. No, it la juat plain "h o n e sense." Later, when Della can play well * ai "RecitaW enough to perform In program, the applause of the spJF tators will likewise serve as an in­ tangible reward. And you parents can meanwhile praise her, for your compliments will also help serva as psyehle re­ wards. It makes little difference what rewards you use, just as long a* they get results! Ultimately, Della will becoma fa­ vorably "conditioned'' to the plana, as an indirect source of many s a t # factions of her stomteh and ego, so she may finally "lov e" music is its own right. But that Is NOT tro* at U>* start! And you overly ambiUoua mammas should quit pushing your kids un­ duly. No wonder you make ’em ncuroUc. Don't try to gain fame via making a stag* personality out of your child I Send for my 20|>-pobt "Test* k t Good Parents," enclosing a Stamm ed return envelope, plus 30c (non­ profit). Rat* yourselves thereoa every month. (Always write to Dr. Crane la ear* ■I ttl* newspaper, enclosing a long 4c stamped, addressed en­ velope sad SOc So cover typing and printing cost* when yon send for oao of hla booklets.) STATE ELECTION Beginning March 4th Registration Office will ‘ bn open for registering 30 days. Monday - Friday 9 ’til 5 Saturday 9 ’til Noon APRIL 2nd Is The Last Day / to Refilter D A IL Y C R O SSW O R D NASHVILLE, Teen. - A teen­ ager who evosdropped outside a recording studio where Elvis Pmtoy was waving a new rock ‘a* roll tune: • I'm Our L A Y A W A Y PLAN s Fashions HOLLER PakMttto MOTOR! SALES SANFORD; PUL 4 i i AND f ■a— p a y ii Porter Lanalng him mutle a lot o f good friends during tha many yearn he hna lived In Sanford and they were ahock•d whan an automobile accident put him in the hoapltal near . death. The tough old aportamnn haa weathered the Injurlet for About two montha and a considerable amount of medical care v- •t||| w||i be required In the future, even after he gets out of tha hoapltal, * Ttia many frlenda he haa and organisation! In which he bMbamactive have decided to do eomethlng for him. They have eetabliahed a fund to help defray the thouaanda of dollar* o f hoapltal (>llln he hna had and to ease the burden o f future coata on his family, - Sanford Bike Lodge 1241 haa agreed to*be the central ahaney for collection o f fund* for the Porter Lanalng Fund. Tha Bike, Mooae and Seminole County Sportamen'a Assn. Hava atarted tha fund raising by sponsoring a barbecue April 10 and a contest with an outboard motor as a prise. Contribution! from individual! and organisation! will be accepted by tne fund. Thcso may-be aent to Portor Lanalng Fund, Sanford Klks Lodge, or to P, 0 , Box 12S0. Expense* era great In caring for cases such as Mr. Lan*. ; Ing’a requiring long periods o f medication, and attendance by , doctor* and nurseh. Mr. Lanalng'* frlenda say that they feel ; the financial burden ahould be lightened and they ask any* one who feala the aame way to send In a contribution. r u i l Vl 111, w iDUtutti w iwy IUU| for continual attention by a nineyear-old at a monotonous task. One of the editors of a mag aiine for parents criticised me violently for recommending paying a child for music practice. “ Why, that's barbaric," aha ex­ claimed. “ A child should learn to practice the piano just from her sheer love of maulc." That's malarky and probably the rambling* of an "old maid" theor­ ist. Thera Is no innate "lore’ ’ of music or spinach or codllver oU In ANY youngster, so such senti­ mental females bettor get hep to science, The only "natural" hunger a child seems to have i« for sugar (candy, ice cream cooes, etc.). In order to motivate Della, there­ fore, it la smarter to tle-lp her bore some piano finger drills with a reward she really craves. At the age of nine, a child can be motivated by Immediate, risible rewards so place an alarm clock on the piano. Then lay three nickels betide it, with the understanding that Della gets one nickel for every five min­ utes of piano practice. And don't try to hold her to any one silling that will exceed IS min­ utes, If she wishes to come back later for another lf-minute session, well and good. But 15 minutes In a lump sum is plenty for a child of her age. a a «M H *M M W B M B B M a rfira a T W M a m — maMag RO CKET BOOSTER �I Hjr Battfarb frrsth The Ssnford Bsbe Ruth League Archers Cop Four eAwards At Sarasota Tue*. March 21, ’60— Pag# 51 United Prrat International Rookie* are (hr traditional brroes of spring training hut It'i tha “ old folk*'' who arc monop­ olizing the headline* this year. One reason i* that rainy weather early in the training pro­ gram deprived many rookie* of a real chanro to itrut their stuff and another li that veteran* al­ ready are tuning up to make fa*t Hart* In the pennant raee*. Take Monday when 39year-old Stan* Muiial, 38 yerfr-old Warren Spahn and 37-year-old Hank Bauer duplaycd mid season form in pac­ ing the St. lamia Cardinal*, Mil­ waukee Brave* and Kantaa City Athletic* to victorie*. Muiial,. working like the moit unheralded rookie in camp to make up for a .234 campaign in 1939. hammered out a homer and a base* fillrd double a* the Car­ field behind Seminole High School will be the tryout site. All eligi­ ble plsyers must bring birth certificates with them. Babe Ruth baseball is for boys 13 through 13. The determining date is Sept. 1. A boy muit be 13 or not over IS before that date. Games will be played on the number one diamond at the Giant’s training base with a starting time of 4:30. Several night games are planned in the stadium when the Grey­ hound* are out o f town. A straight sixty game sche­ dule will be played between the two divisions. Two all-star teams will represent Sanford in stata tournament play. Teams ln the national division will be Rotary Club, Shrine Club, Elks Club. Tbc American division consist* of Lake Mary, Kiwanis Club, C.P.O. Club and Civilan Club. Lest year'* officers were re­ elected. Sonny Powell, president; George Morgan, vice-president, and Ronald Perry, secretary- IT WAS NAVY night at Jet Lanes Monday night. To get the Navy classic league o ff in fine style, top brass at NAS rolled a three frame competition. Top pic­ ture, left to right, NAS commanding officer Capt. Powell Takes A Divisjon Golf Tourney Robert Slye, A. E. Gustaf•on, senior dental officer; Capt. Lou Edwards, com­ manding officer o f VAH-3 and Capt. J. I). Rarnagc, Sonny Powell look top honor* In the monthly men's tournament at the Mayfair Golf Course. Powell captured first prist in tha A division. Second place waa won by E. J. Bradford and Dr. Harold Ring, Hugh Grier asd E. •N o t Much Choice J. Still tied for third place. In the B division Don DondanSAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -T h e Big Five— which didn’t have vill* captured first place follow­ much choice anyway—will select ed by John Williams and Bob “ an outstanding football team" Hillhlmar, A. F. McCallum and to come to the Rose Bowl from Booky Bach, all lied for third now on a* a result of the Big place. Dan Wright was tha Division C Ten’s decision to skip any more winner. trips to Pasadena. By JERRY COVINGTON Th* recent successful basketball sea•on is a fins example o f what fan support meant to a team. Baaketball had long been in tha doghouaa in Sanford, but this year the aporta fans around the city came out in masses and the results were.amazing. They aoon found themselves enjoying tha game ami they stuck it out throughout tha season. The school had a fine ball team and would have won plenty o f ball games any. way, but I am aura that having good fan support helped them win many mor* that they would have lost. Tha baseball season gets underway at T:S0 p. m. at Memorial SUdium and tha same problem exists her* that existed in baaketball. Baseball ia a very coatly aport, especially when played under the lights and up until now 8HS has never drawn enough people to pay for tha electricity to operate tha popcorn machine, much leas for the coat o f balls, bata, etc. As far as professional aporta are con­ cerned, baseball ia by far the best field for a young high school athlete and wa should make every effort to support them and build a sound baseball program. If the youngatera receive encouragement from good fan support, It will make them work much harder, and, in turn, it might give commanding o f f i c e r of VAH-1. Bottom picture •howa Jet Lane Manager Spolskl, left, congratulat­ ing the winner of the com­ petition Gustafson, w h o roiled a 61 for three frames. (Herald Photos) some o f them a chance to sign a nice pro contract some day. In discussing the poor attendance with Coach Dave Laude, he said that Guy Garrett, coach at Avon Park, had told him that during an average season they always net from (2,000 to 13,000 and when they have a tournament they hava taken in as much as $6,000 in a season. So, wa sea that it can be done. We have the finest playing facilities of any baseball team in Central Florida and there ia no reason that the fine group o f Seminole supporters who followed football and basketball so faithfully can't continue to come oat and watch these youngsters play. Coach Laude and his youngsters have worked very hard in pre-season drills and thfcy are hopeful o f having a fine season so let’s not let them down. Plan now to come out for every home game and see a fine ball club In action. Junior first baseman James Markham has been looking very sharp at Ihe plate and he will be shouting for his third bat­ ting crown in as muny years. As a freshman, James led the Seminolea in hitting and has hit over .300 both seasons. Ha la bigger and stronger than ever and he could develop into a real power hitter this season. A pair of six-lime winners, on* rated the nation's best young greyhound, will spice tonight’ s featured ninth affair at SanfordOrlando Kennel Club. The Grade-A headliner l, pari of a fast 10-event schedule start­ ing at 1:10 p. m. Only It more racing days remain on the local pari • mutuel calendar. April 4 competition will close what seems certain to ba the track’* most successful season of its history. Greyhound writora across tha nation voted Wealthy the most outstanding in tha country last month, and the youngster returns 10 the local scsm tonight afttr competing in the 830.000 Futurity in Phoenix. Arlx. In Central Florida running, the 33-puund female stepper nabbed six wins, a place and a show in 11 trips to the starting galas. Sha's a 3-lo-2 favorite from the four-box in the hot ninth. The other six-time winner, also a young greyhound, is El ('ammo Shadow, a hulking 69 pound black male who has also placed three times and shown twice in 17 trips. Owned by Charles Rein­ hardt, El Camlno will march from (ho seventh post position with second best early odds of 4-to-l. . Rounding out the feature line­ up tonight are Remember That, Roekmt Fttdm ...on rmautaraaml V k a iM i drive a *4* Dynaada SS OUt. J*al M that sS iat leaheatog perfcra* HOLLER MOTOR dinal* pounded out a 12 8 win run* off World Scries hero Larry over the Cincinnati Red*.Larry I Sherry In the seventh on s walk, Jackson pitched no - hit ball for Joe Adcock’ s trip!* and Los the Cardinals for five innings but Maye's single, then Jerry Lynch connected for Bauer, ,tartin* a new caress a grand slam homer in the sisth. |„ Kansas City after being with Musial. who took special work- ,(,* Yankees since 1MT, blasted outs during the winter, is enjoy- outflve hits, including two ing on* of the best springs of Ms doubles,against his ex-teammates career, and is more confident |0 lead the Athetiea to a I M than ever that he’ll make a come- triumph. Norm Siebero. hitting h*c*.440 for the spring, contributed a Spahn, 21-13 last season but double to the Kansas City offense, fighting to prove to Manager Roger Maria stretched his batCharlie Dres»en that he can work ttaK streak to nine straight g a » M on a fourday rotation, held the when he doubled off Ned Garter world champion Loa Angeles ^ u ,, first Inning. Dodgers to unearned runs In six The Pittsburgh Pirates acered innings as the Braves scored a ln g.j wi„ 0Ver the American 8 4 victory. Spahn’* stint matched league champion Chicago White the previous longest allnt turned sox, the Reds’ B team edged out in by a Milwaukee pitcher, by y ,, Philadelphia Phlllle*. 44. and Carlton Willey, and he now has thf Phillies’ R team downed the allowed only two runs in 11 inn- cardinals’ B team. 31. In Hon­ ings this spring. day’ * only game*. Most teems The Braves scored the decisive took the dsy off. SALES O ■< a> Little League Fund Drive Set To Start Saturday Seminole County's Liltlr Leagu­ er* will hold their annual fund drive Saturday. This year’ s drive will he a “ eakeless bake sale." Instead of asking for rake* to sell, the hoy* have decided that it’s easier on the cook* lo ask for a dona­ tion equal lo value of the cake or pic the generous resident would have given. The drive will be put on in Lakt Mary, Sunland Estate*, Longwood, Casselberry and Altamonte Spring*. All ronlributlons will be u»rd to buy equipment for local teams. Persons interested In find­ ing out more about the drive should rontart John R. McCullough at FA 2-4070. Celtics Hopes Rise In Playoffs By United Press International Given the added impetus of rid­ ding themselves of Wilt Chamberlain for the remainder of the sea­ son, the Boston Celtle* hope to capture the Eastern Division play­ off title on their home court to night against Philadelphia. Leading the Warriors 3-1 In the beit-of-aeven series, the Celtics will try to capitalise on Cham­ berlain's hand Injury and earn tha right to meet the winner of the Western Division haltle be­ tween St. Loula and Minneapolis. Nightly WEEKLY Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY • ClubhouM • Heated Stand* Jerry Collins, Co-Owner • Valet Paririi Sorry, No Miner* n u n -n o i o i r ....... % * hM i\ Sunday) 3 MATINEES STANDARD i (Exeept * \ ,» \ c T c c < e 11 * i ■j �----------------------------- K l M i l l (m a P in g— T u « l. M a rch H . ’« 0 Programs For The Week News About The Stars (I ) Kevle iv.tt III g s a s ? * ^ . M ONDAY P. M. Hit* Cl) t r i l l or Coweaaaneea k : IliM itsM (ft its It it cCould * c : «• r_ Ten (»> TJSrJ^TMtTso! % k z ,& •vis \\\&g%&e t i l l <11 Hauao Party L S iK 'r t .A - T .u n . M S (St Millionaire Tb is! Vordlet vauMlafet. Taura I sit (I) (It (I) Silt (SI (!) Wka Da Tan Tr»*t Pram Thsia Root! 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(I) Tha Adventurer <tl Mld-Pta. laduatry •tie (I) Continental Cleieraam DM Cf> Today — Dava darrewai (I) Chtrapraette Fa rum Tile weather (I ) lu a lt r Movie T:JI (I) Farm Market flap-LL ( ! ) C M spane IpiaUat tit* (l i Csnoane Baartlag Till (I) Today (I) Bunder With Salty (I) cnampleaahlp Bride H) Braksa Arrow •lU <«) captain Kangaea* t l) Bunder apart* ape S(M to) Horning Theatre ( l l is la Written (4) Fee* Tha Kalian M l (I) News and interviews H> championship (Salt •:i» (I ) Kewa *- Weather it) Mattra Fuanlse IliM (I) Da R* HI (I) Conquest (I) Bed Howe Khow (II OK PaalbeU O tlt ( ! ) Kartoon Kanara (I) Tim* Fraaant l l t l l (I) Ptay Your Huoeh <S) Buss Buear (•> On Tha O* (I) Movie IHM (I) Pries la Right III 1 Dava Lucy H ill (t ) Conaeutrxtien \\\ R R V 'S f -<l> December Bride ms “si 33::: . . . SKSS"8S« r if ih ir - TUESDAY P. M. 'Vile H) Repeua • t (I ) Hi BporUman i"" Ilia H) Wagon Trite )/. Ill llo u l de Pare* (•) Muala (or n Spring Klght •lies (S) Charlie Weavei Show t lit Teine :l(ia ( l l onila and Hnrrlitt H) Price I* ntehi • (I) V. •. Marshall •(M (t ) Perry Coma (I) Hawaiian Kye to) Mill tonet ra (I ) About Facan 1(11 ( l ) Hr. * Ur a. North ( l l A t The World Turn* <11 Han Francisco Bant MS ( l i queen Far A Osp _ ( f ) Par Better er * * e Were* •lid i l l Eeretto Young ghow (*> MlUionnlre 1 lltee Hi (•> (9) Mew* 11(11 (l) Movie (») Kevle succeeded In bringing out, with n minimum o f sentimentality, tha undying love that evolved between Mery Rafferty, an Irish maid, and Paul Scott, eon of the steel magnate who hired her. Mary and Paul had a heck of a lime getting together. I think tha W-mlnuta Uma limit didn't giva their myriad problems enough space for proper exploita­ tion, but It atilt allowed for a touching presentation. The acting, direction end reasonable dialogue kept the show from deacendiag inIa iaanA.l ___ racing. Thla play’ a chief diet waa generally incontrovertible thought* that merely alowed the mind to a walk. Chriatoper Plummer, at young Holmti, put aa much fleah and blood into hit part at the acript allowed. Cedric Hardwlcke, aa Holmea Sr.,, UIU out/ laiit; wwaa at an oplnlilonated, rather Insen­ sitive end proeperoui manufac­ turer of epigram*. Dialing nnd Filing: Sunday afternoon’a "CBS Teiavialon Workihop” teorad with, “ Anniveriary Dinner," a comedy by Roland Wolpart. Tha laughi were derived from aome cabinet offlcert In Washington who behaved very much ilka human being! while their wivei substituted powderpuff polttici for power politics. Jack Benny'a C B S -T V special on Saturday showed tha seams oi its formula comedy. Benny, who wai aided by Phil Silver* and Polly Bergen, has don* much fresher stuff this season. Tha Channel Swim: The tenta­ tive CB5-TV summer schedule shows a return for "P eck 1* B id Girl” and the introduction of a new hour-long Western. Contin­ uing through the summer are "Ba Truta *r CouaSqueueee Lava,or Ufa nietlee* Oun Search far Tomarrew Lave Thai Bah IS Cauli Ba Too •vv, \ \ \ Urtt About Face* Tapper Mntlnaa Theatre Ban Francisco B u t As Th* Werld Tursa Dap la Cenrt Qneen Per A Dap Fee Batter or Were* Loretta Yenng Theater * " ill & (4) Verdict iV: ‘ (•) O lrsi Reeves ST. PETERSBURG (U PI) — George Bayer o f GUnssgles, IU., richer by 12,000headed for the 940,000 Desoto Lakes open to­ day—hi* stock increased by hie victory la the gt. Petersburg men's golf open Monday. Bayer, a W oof, 6-iach glammer, ■ank a tl-foot iron shot on (ha first holo o f a sudden-death playoff to tako tha victory in tho lUh playing o f tha St. Patartburg event. Tbe UOpound Beyer thus scored a birdie three to com* out •head of Jack Pitch o f Lot Angeici. Both were tied at 202 after 12 holes—96 of which were played Monday. Beyer had led the tourney all the way except briefly in the last round when hie tee shot went out of bounds and Fleck s u e d ahead. But on tho 14th hole Bayer evened thingi up and that was tbe way It stand until tha llth •ettld for dxpraislons o f vslueUe hole. I'd Ilka those eenUFifth waa 11 inches from the sentiments, meats to b# tho sort that in ■ him lea ftn.) hole V .l. o f 'tha 'ska sud­ ...J pin la ika tha first Holmes' phrase, aet tha mind to den death playoff and was aura to sink tho bail far par when Bayer used hie No. T iron to drep Ready For Title tho ball ia tha cup fraas t l feat HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) -S on n y •way and win hi* >2,990. Liston said today ba'a ready for a crack at heavyweight chain­ progressive mailaway edition will sand year friends and famllle* up North and out of Seminole County Sanford and Bemlnolo _ activities. School*, Church**, cul­ ture — featuring the many clubs # end organisations. You can’t afford to bo without a copy o f the, big 1960 Sanford Herald mailaway edition. TEDDY NADLER, winner o f $264,000 on TV quiz shows, says he thinks he will “ hide fo r two years'* after flunking. * teat, for prospective census taken In St. Louis, Mo. Nadler paid he had done well on the English part o f the test for the $13*n-day job but had filled on map-rending. "It makes me look like a nitwit,** he eald later. U S ROYAL 11 in s for a title shot with hie second o f 10th - ranked Williams. la Taura ™ \i\v a a w u ffmw» m •ill tl) Kewa * .Weather l l i l l If) Xartoaa Kapera tills ( l ) p u p Tear M eat* Dated _ Many Plans To Choose From 2 - 3 - 4 IE D R O O M S 1-114-2 BATHS at- beautiful city a f Sanford, tourist Ready To Roll WASHINGTON (U PI) Son. E iU s Xofauver (D-Tenn.) says his subeemmittM’s investigation of baxlag has b a n delayed by tha ed Mi chancaa civil rights debate but If reedy to Monday night roll "whenever the aubcommlttn quick disposal deem* it possible.” Cleveland "Cat” industry, Navy tiritiei, water sports, fishing, tha ts s tu I annual q go to prase In March. Plan now to agriculture, "Autocrat and Son” on NBC-TV Sunday nlgbt told how Oliver Wandall Holme* Jr. discovered tha law and worked for 10 years an n booh that would mako the law eomo alive. I think young Oliver's talents could have helped tbli play, which-was another In the "Our American. Heritage” aeries. . Tho play by Ernest Xinoy pick­ ed up young Holmas as n thricewounded Civil War hiro who was looking for n challenging peace­ time pursuit. Oliver Milled on law, married and, of course, made hie mark as one of our greatest Jurists. He also became ■ greater men than his famous dad. Ae they say, there's n story ftB F A m iN O I Herald's sections eoraring Seminole Conn, petrel si:'!:: r .s r «! ar.“5w fit# (•) Qetooor^isunaUn Sanford ty'a homes, sports, entertainment, i.M ',v, tirv, Sill HI Hannibal Cebb M e If) Central Pin. Kewe •ill (I) Kewa The This picture edition will have . I l l Amertoee BK a «it* a d ( ! ) Channel Bln Newer earn a i ll (I ) I'aopla'a Chaleo Beat Yet! County. 111 H & . . . . . . •iM (VV I960 Mailaway covering 4:19 (t) Comedy Ftaphouse • * '. V . W . V . l . W . . Our Guset," ' ‘W hir* My Line The K m Smith ted Ed fulliven shows, but th# main aumtner diet will ba: re-runt. “ Startlma," tha NBC-TV Tuesday night tpecitl, will rapaat th e ® Jam n Stewart • George Gobel Wetiern, "Cindy'i Fella." on April 12 . . . Maureen Stapleton beada the eaat of "Tetala Maintano," the "CBS Television Work* ihop" drama for Sunday April I. Bob Denver, who ia beatnik Maynard Krebi on CBS •TV'a "Dobia Gillie,” gate to ahava off hit chili rnoaa on a forthcoming epltode . . Zaa Zia Gabor launches a dally ABC radio abow A today. Called, "Thla la Zia Zaa,” M ill G. will d iicu ii her Ufa and Umea. thla informative edition completely - Ig ® - I M t tV /T e fr e ll Th* Trnth r (I) Wlahlto Town Itisa (I) apart* HUS (I) (•> ill t itle (I) tl) (ll (I) II) III* III (t) (4) l(H (•> (I) (!) l i t ! (I) •ItM (!) re* OK A Seeret l»(*S ( » T ab la Yeur Ufa IS) Denali O'Keefe Kdea •( Night Adventure Tina Kevle Tkraa ntaaoea menace in the taboritory. "Long hair tike Tony's is dan­ gerous in a room w h en there a n lathes or buseea burners,” He*dmaetor Edwin Leo ssld. ” 1 don't want the boy to bo hurt." When Tony's woodworking In­ structor ordered him to pUeter down hie hair with water, Mrs. Kathleen Braithwniio, tho boy's mother, kept tho lad at homo for n few daya " l o prevent hi* feel­ ings being hurt." Tbny, who looks much like • girl at tho moment, already has appeared la television com marelali and likes hi* top Just ae It ia. "1 want to bo a aingar-daacar- By r t B D DANZIG NEW YORK (U PI) "Tha Valley a! Dteltlon," Marcia Dnvanpart’a aprawUag, dynaiUe naval about d ata warfare! on tha ro­ mantic and lnduitrial levela, aurvlvad TV'a ameltlng procaaa Sun­ day night CBS-TV'a W-mlnuta "Special To- !!! ICTn7.VIH H ill gaa* Leak Locks Makes Boy Menace In Lab WZALDSTONE, England (UPI) —Anthony Sralihwalta's golden tre irn may ana day gat Urn an tha a tage-if they aren't removed by t bun sen burner first. Eleven-year-old Anthony was the moot controversial bay In III True Btaty ( l ) soupy Hews — Kl H ill IS) Kartoon Kaeara ( ! ) Detective* Diary res ira the u * t i ll (1) Matlnie Tkaeter (*> C M Kauri t ill <«i nt» mature I t s til To Ha Announced tit TOraitIt** 7 li t f (II Death Valley Daya life tel Bandatand (t) Wattarn Kayla Silt (Si Induatry aa Pared* M l (SI Dowling Sts# i n All n u r OaU Sill (si Hamar or tho Jungle Silt (<l Kawi !;•• (»i Kovlo—Wootorn (Si Arrlcaa Patrol (SI Donnla The Maaaaa d ill (SI Ranch Parly (II Small Warfd f i l l (SI Cautrat PlerlS* dkawaaaa i l l Roy supers Ttlf (SI Soaaasa (»i dw « ciarw m ew t il Parry Hasan liH (It The High Reed Itl* H i Han and tha Chalteeg* (I) Wanted Psad or Aljre ( l l aieaeeaaan •ill ( l l Mr. Lu*hp <s> Tha Daeuiy .... T ,..., (ll Journey TO Understandtnr H ill (l> aunamoba (II Juhltee USA 10(10 (II Han (ram Intarpol (ll Miotguu Stada lltie (11 Movie (SI Korla (»1 Kawa 11:10 (I) Koala e«u m . Ilia (l> Q°T?k * dT1*w * »l"<5piw (I) Rocky and Frlaada Acting Saves Show From Soap Opera Plume F A 2-7284 or F A 2-0500 Cali the Sanford H e r a ld FA 2-2611, or drop by and place your orders. 26e each or o real big 0 special 6 for 1.00. This price in cludee mailing to any place In tho United 8tetes. Piece yonr order* today, a* there will be only n limited number o f these copies available. edv. 6 : 7 0 x 15 N Y L O N | Blech . , Tube • Tyv# " ^ PLUS TAX end RECAPABLI CARCASS �II SM fjSjr.l «V* ‘ - •, 1 T w hat A pore/ 1 v . ponv_ Z A . • SAKJEi d o n ’t h a v i s t h ' IMB T* LI STFKIT* I ’VE G O T T A R U S H H O M E F O R A -N IP C T TONIC AM* TAVW l— A5 FUSHT PSrCHOtQ&ST ) WU-.YOU. IT 15 MV PWVtLKSe TO JflASHtGCT BEAB0WDDUR1N0 /n&tOtlTC** RJSKT/ KXJ O N T ^ & M Y 5*<*HT.7 . CHW5E *r.«M n K *n «S K ttE i»O N A ‘KSrfUHT&*’ ' X U HAVE NO March 22, ’60—P a « 7 ITS HOHIV BXPL FULL OF FLAK, KNOvV UNDEWATS ubs. Jgf ftim tja m tW i HWACOOD IMVSJOTrt FINIGHED-DUE. INA IWEEK. IP I COULDONLY6ETOUTOF HLWPOH15 , k JOBfAdJl THEY WATCH ME LIKE HAWKS " HERE. IPt COULDGETTHATOtOW -— -V TOTHE POCTOffTCE--/ v SQIIfiOoQf WITH MEON MY * ROUNDS IDMOMMf WAKE-PARTOP b -t; TRAININ6 ‘ JT 'tjgr Academy Officers Are Re-Elected Forest Lake Academy's principal and treasurer were re-elected a* member* of the academy adminis­ trative board and a resolution wa* passed supporting church and Mata separation at the Florida Conference o f Seventh Day Adventlsts In Orlando Sunday. »L. C. Strickland, principal of Forest Lake Academy, and Henry Wooten, academy treasurer, were re-elected to the board which in­ cludes 14 other members from various parts o f the state. The academy is run by the Florida Conference of Seventh Day Adveiw lists. The session's M0 delegates unamiouily voted adherence to the principal e f church and slate, passing a resolution which de­ ENTERPRISE COUPLE Mr. nnd Mm. Juntos V. Richards entertained SS nounces current efforts to bring of their friends nnd neighbors Friday In honor o f their house guests Mr. a return o f blue law enforcements to Florida. The resolution brands jmd Mrs. Esley Johnson of Moline, III., mid their uncle, Russell Palmer, o f Sunday elosing laws such as one Havana, Cuba. Mrs. Richard is shown in the background standing, wearing passed by the last session o f the a dress with a white collnr. Florida legislature banning Sun* day sales of automobile* in the state as religious in nature and on that basis challenges Its con* stitutionality. Pastor H. It. Schmidt president NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. (U P !) o f the conference, explained that Sixty • one former- college fort* this position i* taken not merely ball stara and eight formar because Adventists observe Satur­ coaches. Including Clydo (Butt day as the Sabbath, hut because o f dog) Turner, Sid Luckman, Job* alarm on this tendency to use Teachers are finding new "It's like the army , , . Hurry Lujack, Kyle Rota and Ear® coercion In matters o f public a f­ fairs, Adventist official Charles things to do with their summers. up and wait!" Higgins explained. (Greasy),Neale, have been nom­ John H. Higgins, a Seminole They spend hours setting up one inated for the 1960 football Halt R. Beeler reported. High math teacher, was visiting scene that takes two minutes to of Fame election. Turner, Luckman. Lujack and Ids home in Tennessee, Tho local shoot, he said. Bote went on to alar aa profoaAbout the stars, Fes* Barker is television ami newspapers had sional players In Uta National really a* down to earth ae the League and Nealt, nominated for several stories on the fact that characters he plays. the Hall of Fa mo both aa a play­ Disney Studios were filming a Higgins doesn't tare to become er and aa a coach, alio coaehOi picture in the vicinity. The pic­ a professional actor. in the NFL. Rote, 31, one of tha NEW YORK (U PI) — Soviet ture, "A Light in the Forest," "1 guess I’m just a teacher at youngest men nominated current* Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev heart. The best things are the ly Is offensive captain for tkn was on location in Tennessee, be­ slides I took.’ has an American pen pal. New York Glanti. cause o f three mountain# that Gall Bartley, a 14-year-old Negro junior high school senior, touched the river there. The lo­ said she wrote Khrushchev last cation is about 30 miles wist o f December asking Mm to write Chattanooga. Tha only way in something for her school's yearand out Is by boat, Higgins said. book, "The Sousa Blue and Being an amateur photographer, Gray." Khrushchev's reply arrived Mon­ Higgins was greatly interested day. when he saw an ad .for extras In Tha message started! "Dear the local paper. American schoolchildren . . . " "1 just loaded up my 33 nun, In his B-paragrsph cable, the camera and tried out for the Soviet premier said, "I wish that part," he said. SHILLING’S CUSTOM you, and tha whole rising genera­ He got the part; Sgt. MaJ, In the tion e f America as well, would Biitish Royal Marines. The regu­ CAR W AXING and PROTECTING learn what war is like from his­ lation uniform o f that period tory books only without ever see­ (around 1780- 1790) was all wool ing It with your own ryes." and included a wig and wal hot. 1, Complete Car Copiee o f tho cable in Russian Not too much face make-up wa* Lubrication ....- ........ and English were brought to used for the extras. 1. OIL CHANGE using Gall’s Junior High School 142 in Filming In this location took (Gulf Pride Gil) ...... tha Bronx by Nicolai Bouruv, a 3. CLEAN A SERVICE first secretary in the Soviet dele­ about six weeks; Hlggln’s part Air Filter ....... look two o f these. After the out­ gation to tha United Nations. 4. Interior Cleaned Gail and her classmates wrote door filming was finished, the film .75 A Vacuumed .... to a number o f other world lead­ went to Hollywood for tha sound I. Mat A Tiro Appearance ers, including President Eisen­ and indoor acting. I’ay for extras Renewed .................. ............. 1.00 hower, aiking them to contribute is one dollar per hour. 15.00 «. CLEAN-UP and WAX JOB something on the theme "rever­ ence for life." Khrushchev's was 121.15 tha only personal reply so far. Seminole High Math Teacher Plays Bit Part In Movie During Summer «OT,KARiH/ WHY NOT LET A50UB7/T Wildly. lalonthueMtalum-anlknM hi* i m ) Ionntl entrance ♦•Senexiled tha Bunion It t c x ~ Two Forest Lake 61 Nominated For Hall O f Fame Nikita Writes To U. S. Girl, 14 AIAYIE V MY CHANCE H 0 IM These Extras FREE With Every THESE S ONE MORE MUSCLE IVE GOT TO DEVELOP-THE , JNS THAT KEEPS MV MOUTHJ ADMIT ITIBLONDI DID YOU EVER »SEE A NIFTIER ) , 2,500 Acres Bought In Broward FORT LAUDERDALE ( U P I ) Dtveloper Kerman W. Jehnton Monday announced purchase o f a 2,500-acre West Broward County tract for |D,700,000. Johnson said a new 10.000-home elty would ba erected on the alto within five years. Tht land, north o f suburban Plantation, was sold by Edward If. Gerber, a Planta­ tion Investor. Shakeup Noted In A B C Tourney TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) — Opm divlilon Handings of Iho Ameri­ can Dowling Congrcit tournament underwent a shakeup her* Monday night ai Maywood Medical Cen­ ter of Cleveland moved Into the lead anti Aulomabowl of Datroit rolled to fourth. The Cleveland team potted a SOM for the second team aeries over 3000 in the tournament and took a alxpln lead over Willen llrfrigcralion of St. Louti. Shilling's Gulf Service 1>1 Si. n i Sanford Ave. Ban ford, Vta. Acrona From The Chamber o f Commerce Build Miff Have you noticed how often the ‘jgood life" in Florida ,/J includes Lincoln ? *yt ■ f j " ’.V jfi *« 4tH tit •V v-"«M :\*W *•;k m -M vV V « '.V •m1 V* '• ’ P,! ’ r> u sp ow aH O P ® 7 KEXrWEBriClTTEN.* VSXYE GOT A DATE/ ' th en com es VACATION — . M X /U . SOON BE LOOKING POO A SUMMER JOB A3A1M. ir J U s r s E C M ® ^ LUCEVASTER D A / THAT I BOUGHT . THi* C A R ut Live Florida life to the. fullest in a new Lincoln ■N AND LINCOLN - MERCURY, he. I N N . F bJm U * A t * . Sta/Ofd, Florida �n M K i ’ hing N tw , Something O ld -- WANT ADS Are A i Good As ffljr B aitlorb $ rrs lh Tuea. March 22, '60— Page 9 5. Real Estate For Sals Overlooking: Lake Jtt-n i nwr. pi tv m p a n 5. Real Estate For Sals FARMER’S Gold 10. Male or Female WE NEED ALL TYPES PERSONNEL AGENCY N. V. Fanner, Rcaltar D. H. Whitmore Spadoua 1 bedroom home, tile 406 Metcalf Building bath, terra n o floor*, lota of Lillian O. Tram* Orlando, Florida AaioclaWa. cloiet apace, carport* and Harare room, kitchen equip­ 116 I . French Are. Ph. FA I-S2I1 ped. Price 114,700. After hour*. FA 1M1I, FA 2-4621, Men-Women 620. Daily. Soil Lnralnou* nameplate*. Writs Roe re* FA S-6J61 Co., Attleboro, Mat*. Personnel Service C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER CLASSIFIED INDEX Customer L Good Food 5. For Rant I. Wanted to Rent 4. Rest Bit ate Wanted I. Beal Relate For Salo 6. Mortgage Loom 7. Business Opportunities 7-A Insurant* A Fsasato Help Wanted 6. Mai* Hein Wanted 16. Mole or Female 11. Work Wanted 12. PlnmUng Berries* 12. Electrical Services 14. ftolld, Palst 4 Repair 15. Special Services 15-A Besaty Parlors 16. Flowars 4 PUnte IT. I'eta • Livestock * Sup| 16. Machinery . Teels 16. Beats and Motors FURNISHED APT. PA MOM. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipped, 2405 Willow Ave. Call FA 2-2232 or FA 2-2221. 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Call To sec this SPACIOUS HOME In COLLECT Orange City, 5 ACRES fa,m land Sanford Cel­ LOCH ARBOR featuring three SP 4-7402. ery Delta, 2450 per acre, only Urge bedrooms, two baths. 2230 down, five years to pay Urge kitchen with equipment, balance. Richards Hotel Mel­ extra large screened porch, 105 bourne, Fla, It. lot with trees, and wall to wall carpet in living room and WILL DO ironing in my own home. FA 2-3120. dining area. This home priced WYNNE WOOD: 2 B. R. CBS house, 11300 equity and assume st ONLY 813,920 with down payment ONLY 21290. Call us 12. P lu m bin g S erv ices 236 monthly payment. Phone FA 2-3676. today for appointment. Stenstrom Realty DO NOT FAIL 2 Bedroom house, kitchen equip­ LARGE 2 bedroom furnished up­ ped, 870 mo. stairs apartment, downtown water furnished. 265. C a l 2 Bedroom house, kitchen equip­ FA 2-2071 before 3:30 P. M. ped, 273 mo. 4 Bedroom house, unfurnished 617 EXCAMBR1A DR.; 2 bedroom 6100 mo. unfurnished house, l ’b. FA 2-0620 ROSA L. PAYTON after 3:00 p. mAnd Associates Pb, FA 2-1301 17-62 at Hiawatha 3-REDROOM unfurnished house. 2-LOTS, 60 ft. x 140 ft. each, 1201 So. Park Ph. FA 2-3232 FA 2-0203. between 4lb, and 7th., on Mel­ NEWLY, decorated, clean 2 room lon ville Ave., partly cleared, furnished apartment. 601 Pal­ 2-BEDROOM house In Country with city conveniences. metto. Dial FA 2-4332. Club Manor. FA 2 2483. 14,600 TERMS THE TIME TESTED FIRM APARTMENT. 112 Elm. FA 2-0371. 111 N. Park Ava. Pb. FA 2-612 FURNISHED apartments, bard BY OWNER: Ready for occupan­ wood floors, til* baths. 602 W. 2-BEDROOM house, unfurnished, cy, ipackrai 2 bedroom CB 27Ui. Street. Registered Reel Estate Broker home, cute as a bugs ear. Con­ kitchen equipped. 1SIT Douglas, Ph. FA 2-1201 17-22 at Hiawatha FA 22013. veniently located on 2 large beautifully landscaped shaded WYNNEWOOD: 2 bedrooms. FlorFURNISHED cottage for rent at corner Iota. Electric kitchen, Ida room. 812,300, |1,T00 down, Five Points. 165 per month, hardwood f l o o r s , Venetian G1 loan. Phone FA 2-7732. Ph. FA 2 1467. ‘ bllnda, space beater, tile bath, bulk in chest, dresser and NEW COTTAGE LARGE 2 brdm. turn. apt. 237.30 closet; beeesway, utility room, ON LAKE BUTLER ITU Magnolia. FA 2-3631. carporte. Priced to sell. Pay­ Calling all doctors, lawyers and ment* 242 per month, Includes WELAKA APARTMENTS; rooms professional men wbo want to taxes and Insurance. Buy my private bath*, 114 W. Pirat Itgat away from It alL Ntw cot­ equity and assume 4Vift mort­ tage near completion on beau­ gage, or will accept reasonable MODERN two bedroom clean un­ tiful Lake Butler near Osteen; down payment. FA 2-3610. l-BEDROOM furnished house 2«i furnished bouse, 1210 W. Third Includes lakafront lot, cottage, per month. FA 1-6370. dock, ramp and fireplace. Out 2-BEDROOM, 114 bith concrete where nobody'll trouble you. All 7. Business Opportunities BEDROOM, nicely furnished block new home, kitchen equip­ for Just 14,300. house, water furnished. 614 ped and some other furniture. FOR LEASE: Wall established Elm, Phone FA 2-1662. 266 monthly. SI. John* Really, service station, good location. phone FA 2-61S . Contact the Puri Oil Company, 116 N. PARK AVE. SALE OR RENT: By owner, new •04 W. 6th. St. house, hardwood floors. In DESIRABLE 2 room furnished Lake Mary. Phona FA 2-4840. apartment, 1st floor, private EQUITY in 2 bedroom house, 1616 Bum martin. FA 2-2626 after 1 bath, watar furnished. 6 miles LORAL HEIGHTS; 2 bedroom east of Sanford. Handy to REAL ESTATK DRIVE-IN apartment, on* block South of storei, churches, and school. Sanford Ave., on the air base Phona FA 2-3771. route to the right, 6th. house on 2144 Preach Ave. HOMES, DUPLEXES, the left.' Endrrs, Rt. 2 Box 372. Realtor APARTMENTS ill Hall” Phase PA 12641 CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE AVON offers earnings tot FA 2-2420 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE CLEANEST, BEST RENTALS 111 N. PARK AVE. present needs and U.S. Sav­ IN SANFORD. CALL FA 241274. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house, SURETY BONDS ings Bonds for family security. 2416 Orange: 2 bedroom unfurnBecome an AVON Representa­ kitchen/equipped. P h o n e nished house, kitchen electrical­ tive and earn the pleasant FA 2-3102. AND ASSOCIATES ly equipped. 260. way. Write NOW—Box 666, Amy Anderson 2412 Willow -3 bedroom unfurn­ 2-ROOM furnished apartment, 110 Lockhart, for Interview. Genevieve (Jean!*) Blair ished house, kitchen electrically Magnolia. Phona A. K. RoesetCarl Chorpenlng, Jr. equipped. glOO. t«r, FloresL FA 2-1151. Robert J. Schmidt BEAUTICIAN WANTED, guar­ RENT A BED Cmdr. G. R. Strickland antee and commission. Pb, 2-BEDROOMS, with kitchen pri­ Rellaway, Hoiplta' A Baby Bads Marvin Williams FA 2-3742 days, PA 2-2433 nights vilege*, lor 2 men or couple. By Diy, Week or Month. 216 So. Park Ave. Pk. FA 2 3441 1301 Wynne wood. FA 2-4607 or CARROLL'S FURNITURE Sanford Unusual Career Opportunity FA 2-2277. Pb. PA 6*3111 US W. let BL Evana Bldg Lake Mary For woman aga V to S3, Interest­ Ph. FA 2-1260 SMALL apartmant 200 Avocado. ed In bettering berielf financial­ SLEEPING ROOMS, Tho Gables, ly and socially. Established na­ 401 Magnolia Avo. FA 2-0720. 3-BEDROOM block home, kitchen FURNISHED apartment, deal tionally known concern afters equipped. Buy equity. 4H% and close In. Adults only*. Jim future with substantia! income, FUKN. o p t 2200 MtDouriDe. loan. 970 monthly. PA 2-7266. my Cowan. FA 2-4013. pine satisfaction of delivering 2-BEDROOM upstair* apartmant, an important sendee to this clean and roomy, 973. PA 2-6616 commmunity. Good education AN ALL-RIGHT DUPLEX and sincere interest in children OFFICE SPACE, $36 month. 36> * LOCATED RIGHT necessary. Teachlag or business W. llth Strool. Ph. PA 12661 * CONSTRUCTED RIGHT background helpM. Must have * PRICED RIGHT days, PA 2-1401 nights. car. Give background fully in (only 912,360!) first latter. Write Mr*. Van * TERMS RIGHT Dyke, P. O. Boa 1641, Orlando, DON’T DELAY-SEE IT TODAY W 1«U. Seminole Realty S t Johns Realty Co, ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates Plumbing 4 Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REP MR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA M W PLUMBING Contracting A Rapaira Fran Estimates R. L HARVEY 264 Sanford Ava. Phone FA IS. Electrical Service* ir YOU have petotiag problems and want to taka advantage af years af experience and Um best of workmanship, sail K. M. Young. Lake Mary, FA 2-060V or J. L. Bledsoe, 167 I , Owors, St. Johns Realty Co. Scheduled Advertising RAVENNA PARK HOMES Qulot Community Near Golf Courae Turn Wort On Sftth St. Pol tow Country M M . I Watofc Fur Oar Bifau . . . . Sanford O P E N D A IL Y ItM A. M. Til Dark SUNDAY S:M P. M. TU Dark J. W. HALL C U R B G IR L S RAYMOND M. BALL AUTO GLASS • INSTALLED Windshield Bock Gfuau Door Glass Vent (Mum SERVICE Sankarik Glam and Paint Co. g 11 114 W. tod BL PA 2-4666 LOCH ARBOR Located in little Vealra on canal. Three bedroom, lt t baths, Milrhea equipped. 12000 down and assume 4V4% mortgage. Total Price 914,666. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Re alter Raymond Landqulst, Assoc. PA 23631 Atlantic Saab Bids- *M m Ii County's Only Daily Newqwer” FHA FINANCED Just Outaide The City Umiti. VA FINANCED NO DOWN P A Y M E N T 10*650 PHA $350 t M Pram $ 68.50 MaulMf Pram $ $ T O 0 0 #7 M 0 — mcuuws Texas a inmjxancx .—' I 1. NICHOLS PWMfl PA t-rtlt s i i Ifcm (m ylufr/ffan&i 3 B udroom s-l'/a Batha * TILE BATH * LARGE LOT it OIL FURNACE * SCREEN PORCH i , PRIVATE WATER SYSTEM ir TERRAZZO FLOORS �£JL ~ ' r r r ^ . ’. ^ T *r 7 ' T ' ‘-r t t : **w“- A Want A d A Day Makes A ll Business P a y! Ph. FA 2-2611 M UST S E L L !-W IL L SELL! 15. Special Services 21. F u rn itu re ENVELOPES, Lettrrii’ ads, itatemenu, Invoicei, hied bill*, and programs, -• t t. Prigrenive Printing Co. Phone FA 3-2931— SOS W o t 13th St. L'jcd furniture, appliances, tool* etc. Bought-Sold Larry'* Mart 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-413* PUMPS - SPRINKLERS AH types and lizei, installed "D o It Y ourteir New k Used Furniture and Appliances $SAVE$ W H O L E S A L E M V Mather ot Sanford WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T I NE 208-209 £. First St. Ph. FA 2-0983 Machinery and Supply Co. • B id VALUES 307 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 24432 • JL'ICK CREDIT HEATING • EASY TERMS H. II. POPK CO. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS ?70 S. Park - FA 2-4234 ALL MAKES It MODELS 184 So. Park (24 hr. aer.) FA 2-3623 10-10A 59 FORD Jl’HT LIKE NEW! Nrw a Uird Furniture fc Appll ancei. A Good Place Tn BUY. SELL or TRADE HOUSE CLEANING 15*A Beauty Parlors Be Lovelier With Profenional Beauty Cara. D a w n 's Senkarik Ginas and Paint Co. Beauty Salon M i l Oak FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Encloicd head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. PUstJe or rayon tapaa. Cotton or ayloo eorde. FA 2-7(184 A Sitiifled raitomer la enr bait advert eement. HARRIETT S BEAUTY NOOK M l So. Oak Ph. FA t-3741 112-114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4822 '39 ZIC. ZAG, almost ball paid for — lake over payment* of *9.30 each; 800 different stitches, button boles. Write Box 080, el0 Sanford Herald. 16. Flowera ft Planta Ost Flowera SANFORD FA 2-1822 LEGUSTRUM FA 2-7948. ANTIQUES, general line. Mildred Ross, 391 Magnolia Piece, For Any Occesslon "Hickory Street", D a B a r y. FLOWER SHOP NO 8-4413. or FA 2 0270 16 In. G.E. TV, A-l condition, ona P L A N T S. Ph. year warrantee on picture tube, 830.00 Call FA 2-3479. 19. Boatn aad Motors Robson Sporting Gooda 1044 8 E. let. 58 P O N T IA C ST A R C H IE F Fnrdnr. 9 Pes.enger Htatlnn Wagon Equipped With All Factory A rc*. M>ri»« • Beautiful Tutone Paint With .Matching Interior • Excellent White Sidewall Tire* - Very l,*w Mileage Perfect In Every Way. Ph. FA 2 3881 20. Automobile a PACKARD, 8123. C a l l FA 2-4308 or FA I-T890. 57 C H E V R O L E T Beautiful Light Green *2095 Vi T O N P IC K U P *1095 Mileage . Spoilt** Inside and Out. 58 C H E V R O L E T BEL A IR Fnrdnr • Fully Equipped • Pefrect TnInne Fini.h - Excellent Tlren • Clean Inside and Out. *1795 58 C H E V R O L E T S T A T IO N W A G O N Fordor VI ■ Radi* • Hester • Automatic *1995 Trenamlealon • Perfect In Every Way. FED. GOVERNMENT A MILITARY PERSONNEL 1960 L A R K 2 Dr. S E D A N Folder V i • Radio tad Heater • Ante, matte Tran.ml».l*n . Beautiful Coral and White Tutone Finish - Clean Inald* and Oat. 56 B U IC K *1395 S T A T IO N Fordor • Radi* and Heatrr • Automatic Transmit*!** • Perfect Tut on* Finish • Excellent Tire# . Extra Clean. 55 O L D S M O B IL E A IR W AGON *1495 SUPER Fnrdnr ■ Fully Equipped Including Power Htrering • Beautiful Rina and White Tutone Finish With Whlla Rid*, wall Tiren - Extra Clean, §9 5 57 FO RD C O U N T R Y Fordor HtaKm Waaon • V I Engine • Automatic Tran.mi..ion • Radio and Heater • Power Hteering • Air Condi­ tioned • Beautiful Tutone Fini.h • Hpolices In.Me aad Out. “88” SE D A N *1495 INSURANCE 1991 MOTOR HANFORD CO. COMPLETE LOW COST FINANCE PLAN! AVE. WANTED "Jim Dandy" GOOD SALESMAN MAN or W O M A N Write resume of post experience to Box S, c/o Sanford Herald. Ottr employee! know about this ad. "■#\ ■«■'*. 1qji •'* ■*' '!*•a-V-iafc :/,i: ,* im W * * * W B B * ■ t 2nd k Palmetto ll I? Ph: FA 8-9711 — U. C. LOT . FA 2-8211 ' >C» * » ( )o l l If \ A t M o ll 4 f \ HOLLER MOTOR SALES .WAS $795 RA NCH WAGON V ENGINE, HEATER. YOU WONT FIND ONE FOR LESS! .......................................... 55 OLDS WAS $1095 C9-133R FAIRLANE CLUB SE­ DAN. V-8 ENGINE STAN­ DARD TRANSMISSION AND RADIO. WELL WORTH IT! .... WAS $895 58 BUICK 55 FORD GOOD WAS $695 2ND - C -.r yu- WAS SUPER VIERA F O R D O R SEDAN, FUL POWER. NICE F A M I L Y SEDAN! m *1495 WAS $1495 *1295 CO-187A 57 PLYM f i s s r tuac f|A3 *945 $895 COUPE. V.B ENGINE. AUTOMATIC TEANHMIRSION. HA a 4 n A P DIO AND HEATER. HOl.DVlJQH YOUR HATI ................ ........ J I I 7 J $595 *945. U9-I18A 57 PLYM .... v-8 RA T O T HARDTOP COUPE ENGINE AUTO- UI i f ----------------------diflRSION. RA- f f A 3 MATIC TRANS DTO AND HEATRR. RRAUTI FUL WHITE WITH GREE TOP! 56 FORD m *1095 WAS I $995 CUSTOMLINE FORDOR. V-8 ENGINE FORDOMATIC. RADIO AND HEATRR. ONE OWNER! .................. 79l TO-88-BI *845 56 FORD .WAS $695 FAIRLANE FORDOR, V-i ENGINE RADIO AND HEATE E AS IS SPECIAL .............. $545 C9-II9H $645 55 FORD FAIRLANE FORDOR SBDAN. V-8 ENGINE FORDOMATIC, RADIO AND HEATRR. REAL NICK! ................... WAS $895 *695 OO-RS FCO-fSA FAIRLANE CLUB SE­ DAN, V-8 ENGINE FORDOMATIC. RADIO ANI) HEAT­ ER. ANOTHER AS IK! .......... WAS $1395 *1295 CUSTOM 309 TUDOR SE­ DAN. 8 CYLINDER FOHDO MATIC AND HEATER. BEAU TIFUL TAN AND WHITE! I8.12IH 55 FORD 1495; m *1695 FCO.IIIA HOLIDAY FORDOR. HYDRAMATIC, R A D I O A M HEATER. LOW MILES AND’ EXTRA CLEAN! .......... : j a m COUNTRY SEDAN 9 PASSENGER WITH C.AS SAV­ ING 8 CYLINDER ENGINE, STANDARD TRANSMISSION AND HEATER. S T A T I O N WAGON WITH A FUTURE! FLO-141A 56 FORD WAS $ 4 $1695 * RANCH WAGON V-8 ENGINE. FORDOMATIC, RA DIO AND HEATER. EXTRA CLEAN! ......................... 4*0-8# A IE L 58 CHEV s RIHCAYNK f'ORIIOR SF. . . . . DAN. V-8 ENGINE. A U T O M A -U /A V TIC TRANSMISSION. RADIO, f t U J HEATER A N D P O W F. R, STEERING. BUY THIS ONE TODAYI ................. ....... 57 FORD 56 MERC: 57 C H E V R O L E T i TO-24A C8-4I.A8 WAS $1195 b ge m m m m M CO-83A m *1295 56 FORD a $2095 ’ 1 / 9 5 58 FORD MONTEREY HARDTOP COUPE. AUTOMATIC THANR. MIH8ION. RADIO. HEATER. P O W E R HTEERING AND, POWER HR AKER. NOHOD! CAN BEAT THIH PRICK! FAIRLANE FORIM1K SE­ DAN. V-8 ENGINE, FORDO MATIC. A M ) RADIO. S TON GREEN ............................ Ffipn fv>k| *1145 57 MERC WAS $1195 w *1295 FCO-TIA 8 PASSESliKK STA­ TION WAGON. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, RADIO, HEATER. POWER STEERING AND POWER IIKAKER. H Sl’HK AND SHE ONE TO DAY! ...- .............. to those who qualify SANFORD 5ms*1595 J w I W lV I r 300 K lin iiu H | | j • a HARDTOP. V-8 ENGINE FOR- W A V DOMATIC. RADIO. HEATER. i f H J POWER STEERING. POWKI BRAKES. BEAUTIFUL CO LONIAL WHITE! ..... . 58 FORD DAN, V-8 ENGINE. FORDO-a j 1295 DOW N 551.47 MO. INL’LyDEH 59 FORD MALE PRICE CO-IOIA MATIC. THIHONE HAR FAC-Cl AQC TORY AIR CONDITION! .... ' I4 / J tonic, blonde finish, la teat model. Mutt t*U, 8430. Phone FA 2-1871. ATTENTION! $1895 *1595 57 FORD CFUOHRDTOOMR H3R98W A * SHULTZ 42 ft. trailer *2.000. SPINET PIANO: Baldwin Aero- BARGAIN: 1M7 trailer, 48' a 8‘, 25. E d u ca tio n • In stru ction t bedroom*. Coat 88,200. Sell for 88,800 with 1330 down. U. S. CIVIL SEBVICE TESTS: Mcn-womcn, 1832, Sian high Phone FA > 8708. a* (93.00 week. Preparatory training until appointed. Thou­ 21. Furniture sand* of Jobs open. Experience usually . nneceasary. FREE In­ ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby formation on jobs, salaries, Bade. Day, Week or Month— requirements. -Write TODAY! FURNITURE CENTER 1100 Franck Ave. Lincoln Service, Pekin 81, Il­ linois. Ph. TA 1-7853 lO -P -l CUSTOM 300 FORDOR RE. DAN. I CL YIN HER, STAN­ DARD TRANSMISSION AND HEATER. F.XTRA M C E ! CO-109 A ('9-898 R REDI-MIX-CONCRETE 37" Window Sills 11-23 34" Window Llntela 8. .23 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 1-3731 b o o TRAVEL TRAILER, 34 ft., need M day*. Save over 8700. 22-A Articles W asted 1M W. 17th. at., Sanford. Phone FA 1-7388. LOOKING lor transportation. Will assume payments — with amill •88 2-BEDROOM Xltf Craft equity in '33 to '31 model car. house trailer, M R. long, I Writs tailing year, m a k e , la. wide. Want $808 aquity. Buy­ monthly payment*, balance due er take ovar payment!, balance and equity, to Box NC, •/• 8t.I8t.80. Can FA 24380. Sanford Herald. IlOUSE TRAILER: 88 ft. Spartan*tee, very dean, all modern. 24. Lost A Found Must **M. Privately owned. Aleo 38 ft. Star, very elean and LOST: Femala dog, brows and whita with black atraak, cars aK modem. Mutt tall. Call at Ilka German Shepherd. Answers MIS Orlando Drive, 3 miles to n a m a "P enny". Ph. South o f Sanford. DeWItt TrailFA 2 2142. ar Park. Sea Mr. BUI. 58 FORD_ _ _ _ CUSTOM 398 58 FORD TUDOR RE­ WAS DAN, V-8 ENGINE AND RA DIO. JUST ANOTHER ON OF OUR MANY HAKGA1NR!$1395 DEALERS; CO-72A WAS $1395 M O ?? m o t h e r s FLORIDA AALK PRICE FAIRLANE 308 FORDOR, SEDAN. V-8 ENGINE. F O H D .t if i f OMATIC. RADIO. HEATER ------- h TTAj P O W K R STEERING AND, POW ER RRAKRH. DON MIHS THIS ONE! ..... St FORD w i t h M A R C H 22nd. T HR U M A R C H 26th. ARONDK FURDOIt SEDAN. FOR ECONOMY BUY TIIIB one: ....... - rUHTOM FORDOR RE­ DAN. V .« ENGINE, FORDOMAT1C. R A D I O . HEAT! AND POWER RTEBRING. ONLY ONE OWNER! . W E L C O M E !- p r i c e s CENTRAL FC0.9TA Finish - Low LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phone ' l l FORD tudor, excellent me­ FA 2 3293. chanical l t s i I t I 1 , 1, MOTORCYCLE, 1937 l a d l e n, 8118. FA 2-7483. Hounda Arrow, reasonable. Ph. FA 2-T7M, 20-A Trallera aaa be Snanced. Ph. FA 2-4308 or FA 8-7880, _______________ • CO-IIA ORANGE TREES for tala. Will plant in yarda or gravel. Shadt tree* alto available. Ed Davit, FA 1-4317. Gateway Te The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer o u r '$1995 *1695 .... 59 SIMCA rA 1-7430 Windowi, Floom, Walli. Free Ei- Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick timate. Call FA 21212 or Service With The Cash. SUPER FA 2-1933. TRADING POST. FA 24877. . I D E A L E R S FCO-I8A Jenkins Furniture TV and RADIO REPAIR af r 22. Articles Fur Sale 1:00 night! and weekend*; Sen. ford, Leka lfary and Longwood. ECONOMY paint 83 93 per gal­ FA 2-2772 aad FA 2 M il. lon. 2nd gallon fra*. ARMYNAVY Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave. K E Cl'RTOM TUDOR V* FORDOMATIC AND HEATER New and Uied Furniture 311 E. Firit St. FA 2-3822 INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM II. MURRAY 1111 Celery Ave. Tel FA 21304 400 Sanford Ave, I B A D l l l r A K SALE DAYS - WILSON - MAIER Sewing Mach. Repairs I V P R I C E S ! $495 CARS 55 FORD FAIRLANE FORDOR SBDAN. V-8 ENGINE FORDOMATIC. RADIO AND HEATRR. SEE THIS ONE TODAY! USED WAS $895 TRUCK $695 SALE! �•11- : Need For More Exceptional Child Teachers Cited The need for teachers of excep­ tional children was explored at a coordinators of exceptional chil­ dren conference in Tallahassee last week, Seminole County Co­ ordinator W. W, Wharton laid Monday, The coordinator for teaching exceptional children in Seminole County laid there la a shortage of these teachers all over the state. Tha number of teacher units for this type work was froten in the 1951 legislative ses­ sion. Rut the number of young­ sters in nerd of exceptional In­ struction ia increasing with Flor­ ida’s population growth, Whar­ ton pointed out. Teachers are needed to instruct children hhndicapped with speech, hearing and nervous disorders, to instruct the mentally retarded as well as tha mentally gifted, he said. Hospital Notes SANFORD GRAMMAR school student Donna Sprague was presented with tha Pilot Club safety award last week by Club representative Betty Hor­ ton. (Herald Photo) Lauderdale Bats Scream About Joe ican Home Arta and Crafts De­ partment of the DeBiry Women's Club. A tea for th* benefit of the art federation was given under the supervision o f Mra, William Nye, chairman of the arts and craft* group. *W to Florida Federation of Art la a announced that three oxblblta are being shown in th* galleries g f (ha headquarters building in DtBary, , Visitor* are Invited to follow ■ Mm algo* ir o n the highway to the - building. . An eahlbit of 13 paintings by a group af professional women •Mats who winter In Sarasota,' Mho "Petticoat Painters," will b a g until April I. Artists In •Mi group ore Shirley Clement, Dorothy Leoch, Beth Arthur, — Melon Sawyer, Judy Axe. Elsinore Bhdd, Jon# Ziegler, Helen Auchtor tonic, Stella Color, Dorothy MacDonald, Martha' Hartman, Margarot Sturgis. Ifelan Protas, Bvu Hoot, and Florence Eller. Another group of IS paintings •ro by the late Miss Edith FairI mc Davenport, past president o f Mm FFA. Mias Davenport's honors aeo worldwide. While most people knew her for her traditional wurkc, the eahlbit consists of modem representational art which Mho painted la her last years. AM w o n painted when she was • ait To year* o f age. This exhibit also Will be shown until April I. ‘ The FFA ha* announced that t will aontlnue to devote the Hall Ggltery to th* works of profeaatonal sod amateur artiati of the DoBary area. Ten pen, Ink and brush drawings o f New England aoeuoa will be shown until March ML They are fay Mrivllle C. Mooch, an amateur from White Plain*, N. Y., who ipendi hla wtofara visiting Mr. and Mrs. Marry F. Brown of DcBary. M«*ch, who took up drawings aa a hobby, and who never had any formal art training, has produced a group of drawings which will bring fond memories to residents Who cam* from New England. Mr*. L. W. Richcreck of the Art Club of St. Petersburg gavs a demonstration Monday of paint­ ing* in water color for the Anier- NEW YORK (UPI) - A leather o f preventive medicine ooncedea the public la not willing to give up cigarette smoking for health reasons although, In We opinion, II should. • Dr. Ernrat L. Wynder said anilsmoking "education", should be ihed by physicians and publie allh agencies, but maanwhlle there are “ practical measures" by which imokera ean smoke and reduce the risk*. Wynder la a atoclale professor of preventive medicine, SloanKettering Division, Cornell Uni­ versity Medical College, and haad of the epidemiology section o f the Sloan-Kettering institute, Mew York. Hi* modified vlewa of what should be done were published In Ihe New England Journal.of Med­ icine and were aimed at fellow physicians for relay lo the gen­ eral public. He said men who simply can't give up smoking cigarettes, should do the follow­ ing: 1. Cut down on the smoking to the lowest number of cigarette* possible; >. Smoke filter cigar­ ettes, and of ihe brand with the lowest yield* of tart and nicotine; 3. Never amok* more than half n cigarette because the last half has much more nicotine and lara than the first half; 4, Puff slow­ ly—the more lime between puffs, Ihe belter; 5. Avoid inhaling deeply. ' . K FORT LAUDERDALE ( U P I ) Tbejr tall him Joe the Plpplek and hla specialty la guzzling beer. They think he’s a vacationing college student ahead of the pack of a predicted 30,000 who will jam Ihli South Florida eoaatal town during the Easter holidays. Whoever he la, the Plpplek is working a system on bar* in which he quaffa 10 beera, orders an 11th, then leave* without pay­ ing. Bartenders who have been bit by Uw Plpplek’* forays all report the Hollowing chain of events: A man will telephone a bar and request a page for "Joe the Plpplek.” The caller has hung ito when th# bartender returns to the telephone after making the unsuccessful page. Moments later, a man eaten tha bar and asks If anyone hsa called for Joe the Plpplek. Told of the recent call, the man says, "fae'i coming right over with four buddies . . . eat 'em up." The man (really Joe tha Pippick) toesea off all five glasses o f beer aod orders another found. He drinks the eecond serial and asks for "Juit on* for myself this tim e." He heads fur the wash­ room but enroute veer* out the front door. There are varied description* of Uw Plpplek, One bartender re­ ported him aa "a little guy with Bermudas and hairy legi." An­ other aaid he was "tail and skinny looking with homed rimmed glaasea." A third laid, "he looked like a little profeaeor-lype guy to me.” Whoever he la, Um Pipplck’a only erlme ia entering a bar and leaving wllh aa much beer as be can carry away Inaida him. M ■ child finds the recognition and lava he nreda in the home, he won't have lo adopt antiaoclal behavior patterns to gain attention. MARCH 30 Admissions Mary Ellen Brown. Sanford; Dennlese Bennett, Sanford; Eliza Brown, Sanford; Florence Gil­ christ, Sanford; Florence Bishop, Sanford. Dismissal* Joseph Diebold, Sanford; Mary Sue Duff and baby, Mima; Anne Ma* dore, Sanford; Poole baby girl, Mt. Dora; William Stover, Longwood; John Stamiiofl, Sanford. Junt The Chief of Naval Personnel VAH-3; P. V. Rear, ATI, VAH3; announced this week that ten W. H. Mahany, AOt, VAH-7; D. more enlisted men serving In E. Merrit, W*l, VAH-7; D. L. Heavy Attack Wing One at the Michi, DTI. NAS (formerly of Naval Air Station, have been FASRON-31); H. C. Nichols, ADI, selected for Ensign. VAH T; and A. E. WiUke, AMCA, The aeleclees are: D. M. Ar­ VA1I5. nett, AQ1. VAH-3; J. F. Bratton, Eleven former enlUted mem­ AQt. VAH-11; R. D. Ellis, AQ1, bers of squadrons in Heavy Attack v ' VAH-3; R. F. Germain, AQC, Wing One "e rr commissioned in January. The commissioning of the ten new Ensign* will take place in the near future and will increase the years total of Heavy Attack Wing Ooe enlisted per­ MIAMI (U PI) — Sixteen air- sonnel gaining officer status to 24. plane* and a boat resumed the search today for four men missing on a fishing trip In a 20-foot boat sinca Sunday. The four are boat owner Mickey Clark, William Clark, and Dan H ood, all of Miami; and Sgt. Bobby Calvert o f Homestead Air Force Base. Search Is concentrated in th* gratefully accepts and eckaew* Atlantic from Miami east to the teilgra memorial roalrfbetlees Tor HEART RESEARCH. Bahamas and north to Daytona Beach. AM VALINHKI, left. Wan named "blue jacket o f the month" by officers o f VAH-7 at the Naval Air Station, Valinskl Ik shown belntr congratulated by VAH-7 CommanclinK Officer Cdr. Kenneth Rowell. SECURITY Aussie Anim als A t Winter Park Wooly koalas, th* famous Australian "teddy bears" will romp and tumhla, red kangaroos will hound across the "out-back’' country, and birds will share the spotlight with the duck-billed platypu* and the spiny schldna In the final program of the Screen Tours presrnled hy the Florida Audubon Society Saturday in the Wlnter Park High Srhool Audi- The dogwood U Missouri's off! rial tree. torium. Two programs will be given, one at 10:30 a. m. and one at 7:30 p. m. 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Find out about their quality construction and many attractive feature*. at these Branch Offices and Home Communitiea M CONVINIINT OfflCIS IN FLORIDA MIAMI BEACH VI41 CsMina Avenue HOLLYWOOD BEACH JOb-A Johnson Street lariona ; seven axle roeMnlng seati-a T k $ C tm p a c t w ith o u t C o m p r o m ist.. Sanford Motor Co., Inc. 1 SANFORD AVR. SANFORD. mm* FT. LAUDERDALE 1744 E. Sunrise B M . D AYTO N A BEACI 14* Volueto Avenue JACKSONVILLE 226 West Foray the Bt 236 Poieyf" ~ TAM PA 2604 Neptune Street W IS T PALM BEACH 206 Clematis S t m t ORLANDO CterryNaaalfeMf 419 Bate Central A ro SILVER SPRINGS MverBpringa Boulevard M I A M I -H o m e Office 2611 Carol Wap 7 OUTSTANDING FLORIDA COMMUNITIES PORT CHARLOTTE between Sarasota and Ft. Myers on the lovaly Southwest Coeat , _ PORT BT. LUCIE an the East Coast, between Fort Pierce aod Stuart PORT MALABAR at Palm Bey, on Use East Coast, 3 mils* south o f Melbourne „ SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS ■ untque Yacht Club community on the East Coast. 14 milee north o f V a n Bench _ VERO BEACH HIGHLANDS on the East Coast, 6 H miles south o f Vero Beach VERO SHORES •n exclusive waterfront community, #K miles eoutb o f Vero Beech POMPANO BEACH HIGHLANDS �WEATHER: Fair and mHd tonight and Thursday. High today, 76-80. Low tonight, 00-66. < *Eh XLIX United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 . WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23. 1960 8ANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 666 1New U. S. Space Probe Fails CAP* CANAVERAL (UPI) A a attempt to fire a latclllte Into aa arbit around earth failed to4 jy , Tba rocket waa launched here at 1:55 a. m. fifty minutes later the National Aerooautica and Space Administration announced in Washington that the 55.5 pound satellite had not «one into orbit. NASA said officials "suspect one of the upper stages aI the Juno U failed to icnite." Tbe apace agency said k re­ ived no confirmation that either the third or tou r* stags rochets Ignited, ft said tracking ■ • j t were being checked and a further report will be. available shortly. The firing of the four-stage Juno II rocket .had been planned as the broadest study yet of dead­ ly radiation belts around aarth and what perils they hold for minned space flight. The launching appeared to be perfect but Dr. Wernher von Braun told newsman IS minutes later that no Indication had been received that the third stage had fired "It doesn't look so good." be said. The socket had b e n pro­ grammed to carry the satellite. Explorer VIII, to a cigar-shaped orbit taking it as far away from earth aa 51,000 miles and aa close at 300 mile*. But something apparently want wrong and the success rocket scientists enjoyed Tuesday with a smooth launch of a Titan Inter­ continental baliistie missile want sour. The mysteries ot the Van Allen radiation belts mutt bo explored before man d i m to try riding a rocket into space. One of the belts ranges from 400 tn 2,20o miles above earth. The other ie to the 5.000 to 25,000-mile range. Explorer VIII was designed to measure energies of very low to very high voltages with the de­ tectors, moat complex ever flown. The date was to be relayed to ground stations via a small radio transmitter on 108.03 megacycles. Th# transmitter was designed to be shut off autometlcally one year from today, to open toe frequency to other apace uses. The beHa were named far Dr. James Van Allen at tha Stats University of Iowa, who designed Uis instruments for America's first earth satellite, Explorer 1, which discovered tha belts. Van Allen deviled the experiment* for tqday's shot. Several satellites have itudied toe belle, but this was the first devoted almost exclusively to the job. Van Allen hoped to deter mine energies of electron* and protons in the sons* over so ex tended time. Explorer VIH also was designed to work with Pioneer V, the U.8. sun satellite launched 12 days ago. Scientists believe that flares on the sun. which Pioneer V is studying, directly affect the intan sity of tha Van Allan baits. House Nears End Of Rights Debate WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House waa expected to wind up two weeks of civil rights debate today by passing a five-point hill and sending it to the waiting Senate. Rep. Emanuel Celler (N. Y .). Democratic civil righta leader, aaid the bill would be passed before sundown "with­ out fail" and with little, if any, change. Hikita Arrives In Paris For Talks PARIS (UPI) —Soviet Premier Nikita I . Khrushchev, bearing warm word* at friandship for Praitdent Charles DaGaulle and p r a n c e , arrived today in a Paris that waa guarded like an armed camp. De Gaul la towarlng ever the atocky Soviet leader, gave him a hearty ptraonal greeting at the airport and aaid France waa "ready to listen to you and to wake, you listen to us. . Tba moat atringaut security # seasu ree to modem France his­ tory ton ed toe etty tote a near fortress for the arrival. Nearly tbo whole Paris police force phis security guards took up stations on rooftops, at the airport and every 30 yards along the route 'Khrushchev and DaGaulle took Into the city. The welcome from toe French people waa sporadic. At tome ooints there were few people but tot the Porte d’Orleans entrance to the etty M.OOS Frenchmen raised a sheer. The turnout at tha airport and aloog the route to ton rky to­ talled an estimated 00,000—far short of the crowds that wel­ comed President Eisenhower last September.- ^Expert Says Bomb Caused Air Crash . WILMINGTON. K. C. (UPI) Aa Atjmy pathologist testified to­ day that evidence. collected from the wreckage of a National Air Llnea plana ahowed that a bomb exploded near the leg* of ooa of tba passangera befora the craft £>egan breaking up In flight. MaJ. F. Warren Lovall of tha Armed Farces Institute of Patho­ logy described the injuries suf­ fered by the passenger, Julian Frank, as similar to thoss inflicted by a land mine. The Jan. • crash killed 34 Tha bill would safeguard Negro voting rights and outlaw Interiorenca with school Integration or­ ders in tha South. Outnumbered Southerners, fight­ ing to the last to weaken tha measure, prepared to offer mors amendments before the final vote. Tha Senata,- meanwhile, waa ex ­ pected to vote on a motion to table — and thus kill — a pro­ posed voting righta amendment by Sens. Joseph S. Clark (D-Pa.) and Jacob K. Javits (R-N.Y.). Bui for tha most part the Seaate was marking tlma awaiting the House action. The Clark-Javlls proposals, criti­ cized by Atty. Gen. William P. Rogers Tuesday, would combine the administration's voting ref­ eree plan with as njaiviis system in of snaps' feder ms n si enrollment, offi cars proposed by Sen. Thomas C. Hennings Jr. (DRogers wrote Sonata GOP Lead­ er Everett M. D irties till.) that the Clark- Javits proposal was "worthless'' and "tasftocthra" and had tha "fatal lines*" of being unenforceable. The House stamped Its approv­ al on the moat eoolroveriial part In Its bill — too administration's plan for court-appointed referees to protect Negroes' rights to vote in all elections. The referee plan wag added to a civil right* bill by a vote ef IN to 104. The House accepted one amendment to strengthen the administration proposal and de­ feated a string of attempts by southerners and conservative Re­ publicans to weaken M. in addition to the referee plan, the bill contains a milder version of President Eisenhower’s lNO civil righta program. DeBary M an Faces Traffic Charge A DeBary man was charged with reck less driving and destroy­ ing public property after hie ear snapped o ff a light pole at French Ave. near Lake Monro* Tuesday. Georg* Francis Cudebee o f DeBary waa traveling east on French Ave. and felled to make the curve near Seminole Blvd., police reported. The ear traveled about 160 feet out of control. Cudebee, 14, suf­ fered n minor face Injury. .Air Force Moves To End 'Dishpan' Hands Hazard WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e Ah’ Force bat moved to cur* an oc­ cupational baiard that has har­ \f assed fighting men almost as much a* bombs and bullets—dish4 '^ n a a hands. ^ Th* Air Force issued Tuesday what it considered a historic proc­ lamation. The service said it would tell commanders shortly they could eliminate kitchen po­ lice, belter known to Git at KP. .But lhara waa a big apron Wring attached. Tha commaadars mutt find enough money in their budgets to hire civil rtpltcemenlt aad demonstrate that this is a minora economical way af doing >Nbe dirty week. Tba announc ement touched off g new inter-e*rvice squabble. The argument ia ever which service la heed in the KP race. Tha Army aaid the Air Feres la Just following in ila fool steps. a agoksomaa ated the Army a iM l^ iiith o risa d elimination af KP last Dec. 21 but with the same ! A money provision a t the Air Fare*. This hit af newt may coma at a shock to tbopsands of Army GI's who (till are peeling pota­ toes, washing dishes, scrubbing' floors, dishing out food and polish­ ing garbage caaa. The Army conceded that anly two posts have taken advantage of tbo Dec. N ruling — Fort Sill. Okie., end Fort Bliss, Tex. Even there, the spokesman aaid ha was not sure whether BP waa IN par cent eliminated. How about the Navy! It said flaUy. "B P will coatlfwo la to# Navy." Tha Navy tried out civilian kitchen kelp during a pilot pro­ gram at Treasure Island, Calif., but has dropped tbo experiment. The Ale- Force order, effective July I, was mad* public Tuesday by Btp. Frank Kowalski (BCana.), aa ea-Army colonel who errant* officers. TH E D EBARY AM ERICAN LEGION A U XIL IA R Y U collecting clothes and canned goods to be distributed to flood victima in Tampa. Gathering and classifying the relief aupplies are Auxiliary members Mrs. John Leone. Mrs. G. E. Crosby, Mr*. Frederick Hammerer and Mrs. Benjamin Gilbert.JAra. Maria R o b e rta ia making a ahoe contribution to tha ftlnd. (Herald Photo) DeBary Women's Auxiliary Opens Flood Relief Drive Tbo Women’s Auxiliary af tha DeBary American Legion Pott 250 It collecting clothing, bedding, and canned goods for the relief of flood victims In Tsmpa and other Florida disaster areas. The SalvaUoo Army of Sanford will taka charge af distributing tba Items eollectod. Mrs. Benjamin Gilbert Is chair­ man of the drive, while Mrs. Gas­ ton Crosby, Mrs. Frederick Kammerer, Mrs. John Leona, Mra. Ed­ mund Lovanna, Mrs. Howard Paine, Mrs. Earl Andrews, Mrs. Edwin Hoffmlre, Mrs. Carl Web­ ber, and Mra. William Brown are * suiting her, Tha first shipment was to ha sent off Tuesday. The group will conUnu* to gather needed Items this week. J. E. Spaulding hat donated the us* of a vacant store next to hla Camera Shop for collecting and sorting the supplies. Anyone who would like to do­ nate needed items such aa cloth­ ing and canned goods, can drop it off there. Cold Retreating From Southland By United Free# International A cold wave retreated from the South today but kept Its grip on the Midwest The thermometer bounced up to th* 50* in th* Gulf states during the night, compared to freeslng temperatures toe night before. Michigan, hard hit by a blluard Tuesday, shivered under temper­ atures at low as • below sera at Petition tills morning. Spring waa well ia command in th* West, however. Needles, Calif., reported T7 degrees at mid­ night. k was « at Walla, Walla, Wash. A late season storm dumped up to 12 Inches ef snow In Pennsyl­ vania, Ohio and Michigan Tues­ day. Tha snow blocked roads and closed schools. A C45 Air Fore* transport waa bcllavod to have crashed during a snowstorm ia the mountains near Elkina. W. Va. Th* pilot of the plan* reported engine trouble aad severe icing a t It pasted over Elkins. a fBSbf from Richmond, umbus, Ohio. to Colum 1 i ,y & |VV j v Va., Cuban Press Charges U.S. Navy Aiding Foes HAVANA (UPI) - Cuba's semi­ official press be a charged that the U. S. Navy and Its chief of operalioos, Adm. Arleigb A. Burke, are aiding the foes af Premier Fidel Castro. T h a radical pro-government newspaper La Call* called Burke a "Fascist’ ’ Tuesday in an article describing his purported meeting with anti-Catlre Cuban leader Joae E. Pedrasa. M aaid tha admiral offered to send submarines to aid a Pedraia-led invasion of Cuba. Heslinet in l a Calls also as­ sailed the United States aa aa "accomplicn at pirate fliers," charging that "anyone who went* to can rant an airplane In Florida to attack Cuba." •This waa a reference to the light plana from Florida that was shot down Monday near M atauai, Cuban authorities charged it waa preparing to land and pick up a parly of anti-Castro refugees. Howard L. (Swede) Rundqultl.sf Miami, pilot of the plane, was to a hospital recovering from bullet wounds In the foot and leg. W. J. Shergalet, of West Hollywood. Fla., lb* only other person Bboard, was being held at army intelligence headquarters. The pro-government newspaper Revolucion said Tuesday the two Soldier Goes Berserk, Kills 2 HAMILTON, Bermuda (U P D Two U. S. airmen were killed and a third wounded when an Ai( Policeman went berserk Tues­ day night and sprayed the U. 8. Ktodley Air Force Base police headquarters with submachine gun fir*. The berserk man was identified at Air Policeman William M. Cook of New York City. Ila was held at tha bat# hospital for ob­ servation. Tbe dead were identified as M- Sgt. Irby N. MeNtiU, of Jemison, Ala. and S. Sgt. Dina P. Martelli of Ardmore, Okla. S. Sgt. Georg* N. Baiter waa wounded to Urn leg. Cook was subdued by M. Sgt. Lawrence W. Harman, Jr. of Arlington, Calif., artborittes aaid. AB involved were attached to the Air Police force at to* base. Americans will be tried by a “ ra volutionary tribunal." Th* plane they were flying waa rented at a private airfield In Flor Ida. Rundquist said he and Sher galea had been fishing at Salt Key to lb* British Bahamas and were on their way homa when they were shot down. Lake Monroe At Four Year High Voters League Hears Talks By 21 Candidates Among the candidates for coun­ ty offices who spoke at Tuesday night's meeting of the Voters le a ­ gue of District 5 were two seeking the lax assessor's job, which turn­ ed into a controversial position during 1959. Mrs. Mary Earle Walker told the audience that If elected the would use the prevent level of as­ sessment of property for taxation. Mrs. Walker was suspended at Tax Assessor lale last year by Gov. t,eRoy Collins because th* refuted lo approve a proposed re­ appraisal. Assessor Richard McCanne, seekinn election for a full term, cited the nerd for maintaining a high level of aeseeement "even though it U not good polities." McCann* said people who are against higher assessments "just don't want to pay taxes and under Ihe low level of assessments in th* county, eight out of II homeowners with homestead exemptions paid no taxes at all." Mr s . Walker and McCanns agreed on the nerd for equalis­ ing taxes. Twenty one candidate* s p o k e briefly to approximately 110 per­ sons el the meeting. Each one gave a brief summary of hit quali­ fications and background. After the candidates spoke a brief question and answer period followed, with most of the ques­ tions directed al McCanna and Mrs. Walker. They wen> bolh queried on the duliei of the tax assessor's offire. Other candidates who spoke, mainly outlining their backgrounds, were David Gatchel and Arthur Beckwith Jr., both running for clerk at tha Circuil Court: T. V. Brown and J. C. Hutchinson, op­ ponents to tha District 1 county rpmmiaaton race: J. D. Cordell, JL'H. Van Hoy and Ted Williams, all seeking the District 2 commis­ sion teat, and Jamei P. Avery. Otis Fourakre, I.ewrence Swafford and Edward Lee Zimmerman, running for the office of county commissioner from District 3. Incumbent Swofford told th* group that ha had been "shocked by what was going on In tha county five years ago." "There was no toning, no plat laws and achool children were forced Into double sessions." Swof­ ford said. He added that the pres­ ent commission hat sought ways to solve these problems with new at and toning lawi and ia workg to provide a long range pro­ gram to eliminate flooding and drainage problems. Avarg nod Fourakre stressed that lb* preeent ootsmiieloo hat sought ways to solve theta problems with new plat and toning laws and Is working lo provide a long rang* program to eliminate flooding and drainage problems. Avery end Fourakre elreeted that they are against getting the county into debt. District 5 commission candidates Herbert Behrens, George W. Bell, John Fitipalrick and incumbent liom sr LRU* alto spoke briefly, aa did Sheriff J. L. Hobby aod hie opponent, J. Q. Galloway, and School board candidate Roy Mann of District > and Supervisor of Registration Camilla Bruce. B Board To M eat Thursday To Okay Van Hoy’s Bond In Asked To Aid Area TAMPA fUPI) — The possibility of federal aid wan o n o f two bright spots today for thousands o f Csntrnl Florid* flood victims. Ths othsr spot of cheer was the flooding Hillsborough River, which was dropping inch by inch and allowing oomn flooded out Tampans to return to their homes. Gov. I-eRoy OoRtae asked Preeldent Eisenhower Monday to de­ clare a 12-county Central Florida tone a major disaster are*, which would make residents eli­ gible for federal old. Collins included Seminole Coun ty In his request for flood relief aid but In Waahington, th* Small nualntaa Admlnlatratlon named aeven other countiea — Hernando, Hillaborough, Orange, Osceola, Pasco, Pinellas and Polk aa dis­ aster areas. This means that ownara of homes, biisinatset and churchea and rharitahie Institu­ tions may apply to th# agency for rehabilitation loans at I percent interest. Meanwhile, officials her# esti­ mated flood damage at six million dollars. More thsn 11.000 person* had tn leave their homes because of th* flooding Hillsborough River, I.ak* Magdalene and other bodies of water. Sum* 6,000 persons elsewhere In Central Florida alto were driven from their homes. Collins asked the President to 'declare the tt rountiea a disaster area, but asked that th* area not be necessarily limited to those counties. He asked help for Her­ nando, Humter, Lake, Orange, Seminole, Brevard, Osceola, Polk, Hillsborough, Pinellas, Marion and Pasco counties. Collin* said a detailed estimate of th# damage would he furnished as soon at one it available, lie ■aid he would also forward to th* President the extent e f federal aid needed. - A specific request for money, Collins said, would not be mad* until it was determined Just how extensive the damage was and how much local and state money would be available. Home Exemption Filing Time Short Seminole County homeowners have Just nine msra days te fU* for homestead exemption for 1SN, Tax Assessor Richard McCanna said today, tb a deadline ter filing applica­ tions ie April L McCanna said approximately 500 renewal applications were sent out at tba beginning at to* year. If renewals are not mad* each year, homeowners lose th* benefit of th* |S,SN assessment exemp­ tion. Over IN new applications have been filed this year on now homes. Also due by April 1 ara returns on tangible and iateagibl* ptraonal properties. McCanna alto reported that ertwa from the (ax assessor’s of­ fice will be la Oviedo Thursday and Friday to taka homestead exemption applications. They will be at city hall from t:W a. m. te 4:30 p. m. Reds Okay Use Of Arms Inspectors The County Commission will meet In special session at 7 p. m. Thursday to approve J. 11. Van noya' bond at District S County Commies loner. GENEVA (U P U -T h e Russians Van Hoy was appointed to that said today they ware willing to Lake Monro* 1* at Its highest poet by Gov. LeRoy Collins March let International inspectors veri­ water level In four yearn fy Soviet reductions In troops and The lake level rose three and 11. arms—providing Ihry did not try on* half feet between Marrh 14 to determine what Russian forces and March 22 and Is now 22 Inches still exist. below th* top of tha bulkheads, Soviet Delegate Valerian Zorin Sanford City Manager Warren E. told tha lO-natlon disarmament Knowles said today. Knowles laid A'vacant two-story frame house conference that any international water it still coming here from the Kissimmee watershed and the south of Genera was destroyed by effort to determine th* strength lake should hit Hi high point Fri­ fire late Tuesday aflerwon. Forest of Soviet forces In bring would amount to "espionage." day or Saturday. The level will Rangers reported. Th* house was owned by Mr*. Zorin agreed that reductions In probably ba Just below-the lop. of Ada Carroll nf Oviedo. arms and armed forces should b« 1he bulkhead then, he said. Cause o f the blase It still being subject lo controls, which he said The water reading mada today showed Ihe lake 5.4 feet above investigated, Ranger Boh Gray should be applied al each stage nf East-West disarmament. sea level, a height it has not added. reached since Oct. 34, 1154. Knowles pointed out that In the 1951 Sanford flood, th* water went to 1:15 feet above aea level, on Oct. IT. Lake Monroe hai been rising Seminole County'* school sys­ student* to Florida during ISSgabout four and a half to five inches per day during tha last tem eet one record for the stale 50. right days. Charlotte County ranked first lest year and cams near to Bet­ ting a second mirk, Supt. R. T. with a 25 percent Increase la the Mllwr# told Ihe Southtide P-TO number of students ovrr IS57-SS. Seminole had a It percent Tuesday night. On* ef th* marks was not point­ growth. Brevard County was Golfer* from the Sinford Naval ed out with special pride, how­ third with a M percent riaa, Mllwe* said this Increase la Air Station will meet civilians n ever, Mllwe* said. This waa the record of spend­ students is'good If the county can Hie first annual match play tour­ ney at the Mayfair Golf Course ing last per child in school thin cope with it. If not, It's just an any other county In Florida, ba added problem. Sunday. Citing another record, Milwea Tee off lime will be at 11 a. ■aid. The 1250 spent per child was said that Seminole County has m. A "bring your own steak din­ even lower than lb* amount al­ more taaehera without college ner" will follow the tourney. lotted for eaeh pupil in little degrees this year that at any Jackson and Union counties. These other time during the eight years small counties raise a vary small ha has ■been to afflee. Seminole The St. John's Life Under­ amount of their school monies has to bid against schools to Orwriter's Association w il bear themselves, however. One af them range, Volusia and Brevard coun­ National Standard Life Insurance barely rsiiea enough te cover ties. All af these pay their teachCo. af* Orlando Superintendent of but transportation costa. Thalr Agents George Albright speak at federal and state old is proper- year toon thalr mealing Thursday. All at so- tionately larger than Seminole's, S e a Laois's non-degree teachers elation members and prospective MUw m explained. are goad and have e xperience but meaibota are Invited te ton 1Wi VBW pWWWs luncheon meeting at Jim Seminole County bad tba second laid. The county hired IN new ccr'a Restaurant. largest percentage Increase of teachers laat year and is ssn- Vacant House Destroyed By Fire Insurors To Meet Cabinet Gets Request TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The Cabinet took under advisement Tuesday a request for emergency money to finance checking of peatieidea a ted on Florida food crops. f’ Looking: For Support WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Republicans will try te ataer rebeW ioua Southern Democrats from talk about a third party Into an ta» dependent movement to support Vice President Richard M. Nixon, a GOP spokesman said today. Gang Patrols PHILADELPHIA (U PI) — Gang control officers were called out today to patrol Junior and senior high schools in South Philadelphia, Fear of racial outbreaks mounted at result of the mob slaying of • 17-year-old schoolboy. More Study Needed WASHINGTON (UPI) - T h • Secretary Arthur 8. Flemming tell* Congress today th* administration believes more study ie .needed to determine whether the government' should help old folks pay thetf medical bills. Blast KUIb 23 SHINGU, Japan (U PI) - C t ficlalt began an Investigation t » day of Ihe dynamite explosion whleh killed 23 persons and In­ jured nine during ■ change *6 shifts Tuesday night at the nearby Mukuro hydroelectric dam. Plane Missing CAIRO, U. A. R. (UPI) —A teaplana carrying eight Americans and one Italian wsa misting ant feared down today somewhere be­ tween Luxor on tha upper Nile and Jerusalem. American embassy of­ ficials said aavan and possibly a l of th* Americana were manshere ef the family of Ibearar Kendall, Ai of Lavorne, CeUL Tba embassy said Kendall M l an t o t e i i l i N ^ • producer o f travel Get Tough Policy JACKSONVILLE (U P U -A can­ didate tar rials treasurer and in­ surance commissioner called tar tougher policies Tuesday to cut down the number at aute accidents and to reduce Insurance coats. Far­ mer Duval County Sheriff Al Ca­ hill said all tar ba required te carry pt-bUe UabUHy Insurance. "This would p protection for all at rates can afford," ba said. ' 1 p. in. Slockss prices at I p. m.i American TAT ............ •V Stock 1 m 'S American Tobacco ............ 104 104W W Bethlehem Steal ....... . 4SW MW Caterpillar ................. C A O ........................ . Site 1214 Chrysler ....................... SOW DuPont .. . ............... Eastman Kodak ................... 165W Fcrd Motor ............................ 7414 General Electric .................. MW General M elon ..................... 43H Graham • Palga .......... 1*4 Inf. TAT , . » . . . , «»•.•..»»«• 36W Lorillard . ....................... 36*4 Minute Maid ....................... 11 Penney ................................. Its Penn RK .............................. 13W Royal A m erican ................... 3'» Sears Roebuck ..................... 49*» Standard OU ( N J ) ....... t t ... 45W Studcbakcr ............................ I3W U. S. Slctl ............................ S3’ v Westlngbouse El...................... MW , •-•••'.I « itantly looking tor new ears. The new Seminole High Is to be finished ASg. 15 and U running an schedule. MUwee said tha achool beard owns M acres at the new achool aits next te Lake Jennie. An alemenlary . achool la planned for the ores near the Mar-Lou Motel and a Junior high achool Is alee to ths planning stag*. Tha completed set-up would an ibis a child te atari In tba alamtntary achool aad g* all the way through h i * school at the same location. MUwee drew laughter whoa b# said that tba school beard figures 7/10 of s child for esrk hems hi th* county. He used tola te Ulu* trate that since Howell Park as­ pect* IA N new families year, the school hoard is •res. A total af IN ara being M to lake Uensl > • .• - I News Briefs Schools Spending Less Per Child Here Navy, Civilian Golf Play Set . I - ' -i*5 ' T ^ i> V , >L ‘‘-h •( «•# y ■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. 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, March 22, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 22, 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/84b5a7c763db889e8b6b8fbe50c06f41.pdf 66a170b5f64cf38410aecfa223b23a6b PDF Text Text On Hwy. 1 7 - 9 2 - 2 Milts South of Sanford VETERANS IT YOU ARE A VETERAN OF WW 11 — UNDER CURRENT LAW YOUR VA-ENTITLEMENT EXPIREE JULY U th — THIS YEAR] VETERANSi Your VA-loau right* aamod by your tartlet hi our amad lore** art tho graataal apportunity for homo iavcalmtnl you will ovor havo. Yot hundrada of vatcrana la thio a m art atHI paying root. Buying la Sualaad EoUtoo your tat Ira cioalag eoaU oould rancalvaUy bo Iota than two Month** rant la your prooont clrcuautaacoa. Your monthly paymaato art raaaoaabla la Saalaad Eatalaa. For oxampla on a 111,OtW VA-loaa your monthly payment Including Uaaa and Inauranco la oaly $87.50. And tho iataraat and Uxoa ara ovary ptnny tax doductiblo. And if you wlah to huy a larger home, your monthly paymonta toenaaa only M.H par month far each thouaaad doHara iacraaac in purchaae price and that W.00 lacludaa Uxoa and Inauranco. Rant money la loot forever! Buying in Sunland with your VA*loan ontltlamont atarto a home invaotment that mahea your houae exponaa dollar worh for you. THERE IS A PLAN TO KIT YOUR BUDGET — A HOME TO F it YOUR FAMILY IN 8UNLAND ESTATES. WE WILL ENJOY SHOWING YOU CENTRAL FLORIDA'S MOST DELIGHTFUL COMMUNITY FOR FAMILY LIVING. • VA FINANCING means bigger dollar savings. Cheek these facts: On a $14,500. Home FHA - *90.69 Monthly for 30 years. VA - *80.08 Monthly for 30 years. The VETERAN saves per month for 30 years $10.01. During tho tut oovaral dayo yon hava wit. ntw il tha affact of hard raina and iiupraprr dninaga. You an bvltad to oom out and aaa far yttratlf Uw high and dry ground In SUNLAND ESTATES, duo to ndoquatc dratoaga. Enjay Florida living an yau ntvar • The fact is the same monthly payment of 90.69 that retires a $14,500. mortgage under FHA— will retire a $16,400 investment for the qualified VETERAN in the same period. • CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Is tvsn less favorable for the VETERAN than FHA. 275 Your personal satisfaction CLOSING COSTS AS LOW AS * * 5 HOMES COMPUTED -wtak.30goteclUNDER CONSTRUCTOR - 7 ADOTTOHM HOMES wtS bn comptotad in your own pain! and colon white homao a n uadar m a t ruction. I guaranteed on the construction of each Sunland Estates Home mm for one full year or your down H o v e In W h ile Y o u r P a p e r s A re B e in g P r o c e s s e d 3 Bedrooms * 1-2 Baths * V A - F H A - F H A - l n - S e r v i c e Financing payment and closing costs re­ funded. HOMKS PRICED FROM $14,0 0 0 TO $16,800 • FO R T H E EN TIR E FA M ILY FOR YO U R Giant Private Racraatioa Park Homes Are Equipped With IN V ESTM EN T TENNIS COURTS • Is BASKETBALL COURTS. • RHUFFLEBOARD COURTS • DEDICATED PARKS • RECREATION AREAS •PLUS TAXES ft INSURANCE For Information SALES OFFICE - SANFORD - PH. FA 24501 i . BRAILEY ODHAM, PRESIDENT i t �(F lip g > a n ftn r i) W w m lh W EATHER: Warmer temperatures tonight. H igh today hi the low 70’n. Low tonight, 80-56. OL. XLIX United P rw n Leaned Wiiw Established 1908 MONDAY, MARCH 21, I960 SAN TO RD , FLO R ID A NO. 654 Probers Get HAVANA (UPI) - A light plane with US. markings was shot down today by Cuban revolutionary troops nrar Malanias and its American pilot and five other oc­ cupants raptured. The pilot, idrntified as Leonard Howard, was wounded tn Ihe leg. Into Own Payola Feud WASHINGTON (UPI) — House payola investigators feuded public­ ly today over a charge their in­ quiry into network television iter Dick Clerk had been put “in moth­ balls." _ Reps. Peter F. Msck Jr. (Dt i l .) and John E. Mots (D-Calif.) branded false the charge by Rep. John B. Bennett (R-Mlch.). They accused Bennett in turn of “ob­ structionist tscUcs." Tne two Democrats said the TV disc jockey has not been sum­ moned for public hearings because “due process of law, common dec­ ency and fair plsy demand the careful gathering and sifting of evidence rather than th* broadf a i l i n g of irresponsible charges." Bennett, ranking Republican on the nine-man subcommittee, re­ ported that Msck and Moss of­ fered only "weak end phony" ex­ cuses. He said tha case his beea “under wraps" since November, when the subcommittee got n eppy of on affidavit Clark signed for the ABC network. The feud started 10 days ago when Bennett stated that Clark, in £ h e affidavit, had said he played records In which h* had a financial stake and aceapted gifts worth $3,400 from a record distributor. Bennett said Ih* subcommittee should summon Oaefc instead of vending all Ho time an “rtnky dink" disc jockeys. Mick and Moss said hi a joint statement Sunday night that this was an attempt to “stampede the subcommittee I n t o seneational h e a rin g s. . .which violates the wAmarican concepts of common de­ cency and fair play." They made public a memoran­ dum on the case from subcom­ mittee counsel Robert W. Llsbman to Chairman Oren Harris (D-Ark.) which they said was sent to all sub­ committee members. It was dated last Wednesday. Ltshman said “Jong painstaking work" was required In the Investi­ g a t i o n of Clark and tha XT reoord fS & U S U B M & E h a n d s I Interests last November. Steve Powell Wins Civifan Essay Prize Winners of the Clvltan Cttlacn•ship Essay Contest wsra emnonnrad at the weekly meeting a t (ho Sanford Clvltan Club. F, Wad* Tye, chairman of tbo contest, revealed first place win­ ner was Stave Towell, who will receive * $100 saving* bond. Sec­ ond place went tn Dlnn Aiken, who will receive a $60 saving* bond. Th* essay written by Powell will be entered in the district contest in competition with other district Wwinner* for consideration te r th* International award*. Judges for the Sanford contest wsra Howard McNulty, Judge Wilson Alexander and Oeorgn Touhy. Serving on th* rnmmitto* with Tye were Stuart Bteteon and John SpolaklSubjcrt for tha contest, which waa open to all Seminole High School seniors, was “Intercomunirat loti as a Factor in Cftlien•sh ip Building." Pilot Club To Hear Stock, Bond Talk Herman Gads, of Winter Park, president of Security Associates. Inc., will ho gwost'speaker Tues­ day at the Pilot Club Meeting, Mrs. Walter L. Carter, program Mjhalrmen, announced. Gad* will apeak on the subiect of stocks and bonds. Ho will M Introduced by Gordon Toll, man­ ager of the Hanford office of Se­ curity Associate*. MM aaaount tha heavy ra hk Uw county'last wsek. He was given first aid before being taken to tth Regiment head­ quarters at Matanrai for inter­ rogation. The plana — a redsnd-whlle Piper Comanche with registration numbers Indicating it came from Ihe United Stales — was brought Vegetable Crops Damaged By Rain The County'* USDA Disaster Committee waa told today that 75 percent of the county’* pepper and bean crop* were damaged by heavy rain* last week. County Agent Cecil Tucker gave the report of agricuL tural loss during the three-day abnormal rain spell. He also said that the celery and cabbage crops suffered R lA V tfC IC V IttfC a SB psrrsnt Ion, SB percent pas­ ture loi* and a small ton where flooding entered young rtlrui I 12 Dead On Highways Easter Rabbit Talks With Don Satterlee, Mrs. A. O. Payne, Mrs. Carolyn Carter, Mrs. Robert Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Barntgr Guthaus at Easter Lily B all The second annuel Bailer Lily Ball which marked the kickoff of Ihc E n te r Seal drivo at tha Mayfair tan waa termed "a success" by Philip Logan, president of the Cripplad Children*! Society of Seminole County.I. . , '■-* A bog of f .000 lettef* roaAfafKr Easter Seals waa delivered to A*-Itl ant Poitmaiter Harold Applaby by the Bailor Rabbit,'making a -•rprise appearance at the ball. Y..e leltera wont Into the mall to­ day urging support of I c cam­ paign to tola* funds for work with crippled dhBdren and stiulis. “Wo UP asking the pub ic to be generow la response to these let­ ters, abua f t percent of the funds we ralaa will be spent in Semi­ nole County to provide medical care, physiotherapy . tnttm eoU , crutcbea, wbeelchairs and walken for handicapped people." Logan laid. Among the special guests at the bill were Lisle Reese, executive director. Crippled Children's todefy of Florida, and Don/ loo, piysiothcraplst of the \ More than li inches of rain fell in the southend of tha county and 12 inches in ihe Sanford a m . Fh* rains dsmsgod homes, floodod pro­ perty and caused many roadwashouts. Mcmbers of th* drainadr com­ mittee gave their personal Stolons on tha best method of salving tbo county’s ' drainage problem, but •groed as a unit that they could not maka “any definite recommen­ dations" yet. Kas(nsr said Uw group' would maka a report inter this month and present it U tho commission, Chiang Wins Election TAIPEI (UPI) —Aging Generalieiimo Chlang Kai-shek today won a third presidential term in hie btggeet election majority in three derides of rule. Chiang waa unopposed lor the ftrrt time in hi* political eartor. Meanwhile the county road depertinent alerted “operation mopup" today, taking dawn barricade! (n erase flooded last week, County Engineer Robert Davie aaict that the eun and high wind* helped dry up flooded area* and in many htsteneae water* on Famed Nurse Dies ^ BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (UPI) — Miu Polly Thompson, for nearly IB years "the eyes and ears" of Helen Keller, died late Sunday night at Bridgeport Hospital. She was 7S. Miss Thompson was admilled to the hospital Dee. 1 aa a medical paiienl. He said that water I* down In the Hear I.aka chain, Tangtawood and Templa Terraco areas and in Loch Arbor, Davis deported that the South Florida Drainage District he* been aitrd to aid In controlling flooding In the Eeonloekbatcbee “* Davis that approilmataly 1,000 acre* of pasturo waa under water In Ih* vicinity, Work crews authorised by the drainage district have already started «lea ring aid Hunt On For Negro Believed Drowned The search for Carrying Mail For Crippled Children Helpful Bunny Is Buddy Anderson (Herald Photos) Tbo schedule for » Seminole County Democratic political rallla* lending up to the primary fleelion May S were announced by S. S, Billhimer, chairman of the C o u n t y Democratic Eacxcutivo Commute*. The opening rally will bo hold at th* Lake Monro* School auditor­ ium April 2. Specific limes for the rallies have not been eel, but all will be at algbt. Blilbimnr said candidates wUI receive notice soon af the times and plarva of the rallies and the amount o< Urn* 'to be alluled speaker*. After the April I opener, the schedule Is as follows: April B—Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce Building. April 4—Longwood Community Cenleh; April LL-Bear U ke Florida Power Corp. Lounge. April 14—-The Wilson SrhoolVn Paola. I f April If—Oviedo. April IP—Allamonle S p r i n g * Community Building. April 21—Fern Park American Legion Hut. Ap r i l JS—Geneva Community Building. April 10, Sanford. Membera of the executive com­ mute* met Friday night to discuss the rallies end aimed a precinct campaign cummillee. The committee consist* of Mrs. Ava Davis, Sanford; Mrs. C. K. Hltlell, Lake Monroe; noy flowell, Loaf wood; Dan Screcney, Bear Lake; Neal Lyie, Bear lake; J. D. Morrison, Allamonle Springs; Hal Harrisi, Paola; Mrs. Nancy Bussoli, Fern Park; John Evans, Ovie­ do and Mrs. J. W. Yarborough, Geneva. |f. L. Culium, a member of tha drainage committee, urged the board to tackle the drainage prob­ lem with “countywide thinking and tssiUoM where needed." Tbo majority of th* aommiltea said they are against a countywide drainage district but a grand that districts should be art up when arena are in critical condition be­ cause af high floods and poor drain­ age. Another member of lb* commit­ tee, Sanford City Managnr Warren Knowles, aald th* problem primar­ Mon Reports ily iavolvoo private property end ho sppseed an attempt to obtaia fede­ $30 Robbery ral aid far an engineering study. A Sanford man told police that ha a loan from the federal govern­ Knowles said h* favors oalabllik- five Negroes slopped hie car and robbed him te ISO at Locust Avo. ment to help defray tha note af a program. and Seventh Bt. Saturday. County Commission Chairman Dutch C m m er of IBM Summer­ Jains Kridor ante that II noted in lin Ava. anid tha man gave Was "urwiat in aommk aneaaivaa" ter far d tra w l of water i back fill MMold and sent him mote af the problems, federal loan at this Urn UjasUaSum,. . porting that Individual farmer* w«ra effected "severely" by the downpuura. They reported, how*Ver, that in their opinion, a grn*ral disaster hai not occurred In TOKYO (UPI) —An earthquake early today triggered fool-high tidal wavti on the Pacific Coast of northern Honshu. Japan's main island, bat m eaiualitiet ar prop- State Righters Nominated Faubus Political Rallies Slated By Democratic Committee DAYTON,OWo (UPI) - T h e Na­ tional Stales' Rights Party nomi­ nated Gov. Orval E. Favbon of Arkansas for pnsldent at its week end convention, but cm nled the second day of tha scheduled to*day matting. Dr. Edward B. Fields, informa­ tion director, said the Sunday ses­ sion was canceled because of great confusion" and “additional ex­ pense" and because “ we could lake rare af our butlaeo* la se t day." Fields said about 115 delegates from 2a states attended the meet­ ing Saturday which waa held In secrecy at a lodge aear Mis mis burg, Ohio. The delegates picked John G. Crommelln of Wetumpka, Ala., ae TALLAHASSEE <UP» - At least IS person* wpre killed on Florida roadi and highway* durIng the part weekend, the State Patrol reported today. down by machlnegun fire in a field near La Cqrbonera, about 12 miles from Malanias. Malan­ ias, capital of tha province of the same name, is about 30 mile* east of Havana. MaJ. Universo Sandier, who commanded the troop* in thn operation, said the plane eamn from Florida. It wai not immediately clear whether the plane was trying to land or to take off. it was be­ lieved lo he engaged in trying to fly out Cuhsns classified aa “ war criminals." Tha other persons arrested were identified as Laxaro Damaao Montesinos, a police major during the Batista regime; Gladys Mon. (eslnos, believed to be his daugh­ ter; her husband, former MaJ. Santiago Rodriguei, and Miguel Sanches. AU were taken lo Malanias under armed guard. Eyewitncsici said the plant, which bore registration numbs* "0137 p" showed numerous bullte boles. The Incident followed accuse, lioni by President Osvaldo Dorti­ ros against the United States of "undeniable sabotage" and “ crim* inal aerial atlacks*' against Cuba. It marked th* firat lime a high Cuban governmeift official had lodged such charges directly againit the United States In publie. The bitter onslaught, aired over television and radio, came lean (hen seven hours after U.S. Am. bassador Philip Bonsai returned from Waahingloa to try to aalvago steadily worsening relations b*> tween tbo United States and Cuba, , Earlier Sunday, left wing w ire an* let Ernesto Guevara, head nt Cuba's National Bank, lashed out at U. S. economic policies and vowed that all American buaincin '•monopolies" soon would b* oust *d from Oiban soil. Quake Triggers Wave R'comm7.!ion., v.mon Du«n una Drainage Group Continues Study A long-range, countywide drain^Wag* and water conservation plan will bn initiated aa soon aa a cur­ rent study by tha county drainage committee is completed. The Seminole County Commis­ sion Indicated Friday that th* long range plan would he put into operation and agreed that flood conditions in the southern part af th* county will bo trailed as amergencies. £ The commission called the fivemember dralnggn committee into tn emergency me*ling Friday af- U. S. Plane Shot Down By Cubans NEW YORK (UPI) prices at J p. m.: American Airlines .... American TAT ...... American Tobacco ... Balhlrhem Steel .......... C A O ........................ Chrysler .................. . Curtiss • Wright ........ DuPont . .......... . Eastman Kodak .......... Ford Motor ........... General Electric . . . . . . General Motors’ .......... Graham • Paige ........ Int. T A T .................. loriilard ................ Mlnuio Maid ............... Penney ..................... Penn RR ..................... Sears Hocburk .......... Standard HI (NJ) ....... Sludebaker . .......... U. S. Steel ................ Westinghouse El, ........ Navy Man Backs Foreign Sub Claim WASHINGTON (UPI) - Navy Capl. Hey M. Plus, Ihe American who knows moat about Argenlina's submarine scare, thinks there actually was a foreign sub­ marine prowling around la that country's Golfo Nuevo. FtUs told United Press Interna­ tional, however, he did not have the fsimiit idea where the sub marina came from, why it waa (Here, or what k oould have hoped to accomplish. The Navy captain described his impressions ia an interview alter returning to the Protegoo from Argentine. He beaded an ill-fated, tf-nua U. 1. expedition o r a In help the Argentina* In th* eobmsrino hunt. Home, Garden Tour To Start Tuesday Mrs. Irwin Fleischer, Sanford chairman for th* Home and Gar­ den Tour which begin* Tuesday, asked today that anyone desir­ ing Information aboal bus reser­ vations or tickets for (be tour telephone bar at FA 7 0354 or Mrs. Clyde Ramsey at FA 2 07*4. Throe Sanford homes will be opened during the tour, sponsored by the Seventh Dlltriet of the Florid* Federation of Garden Club*. The bomea and gardens of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epps Jr., Dc. and Mrs. O, L. Harks and Mr. and Mra. H. B. Took* wUI h* included on lb« tour af M Central Florida places. Tbo thro* Sanford homes will be open from IP a,, m. until f p. m. through Thursday: A special bua will leavt tha Civic Center at t:30 a. m. Wed­ nesday for a lour af Winter h r k end Orlando hornet. Mental Health Meeting Tonight •raabod through the Orteeo bridge about 1:10 a. m. Saturday, car­ rying Mine other Songort Mo­ i r a s b* their death. Drowned wan Robert Bolomoa, If of 7<M W. Uth ft.; Anita White, II, of «e Cartle Brewer Court: aad BoUy Mclntyn, If, of i m Olivo Avo. The fifth oc­ cupant, David Smith, pat out at the death ear and waa rescued from the roof of IH* vehlclt. Sheriff Hobby said the car ippareally waa traveling about V la If m.p.b., lea fart Bor tha SB 411 curve on the west side of the Osteen bridge. The car plum­ meted through Ua bridge railing and sank la shout If foot of water. Smith apparently got out through a loose door aa the auto, Deputy W. S. Brown reported. Brown said ho arrived on the scene Just after David Heelman of Sanford bad pulled SraKh off the lop of tha aunkea auto. Heelmaa bad beea driviag bthlad tha craabad ear. Smith was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital. The totally demeliahed death car waa traveling toward Osteen. The small bridge nearest Ih* Semi­ nole County shore is slightly re­ paired but flares a n still up then, the iheriff g office said. A rt Workshop Slated Tonight The Mental Health Assn, af Seminole County will met at 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Galloney p. at. today In MeKinlsy Hall at will super vis* a painting and tht First Methodist Church, Rev. ersfts workshop session at the T. C. Oetaea, pesstdant. nnnounc- weakly meeting of the Sentord Art Aten, at T;l» p. m. today. Tin pnlstteg and erafta work-' Mason* Mm * Tuesday Monroe Chapter Me. II, Beys) Arch Masons, wW mat M tbo Ma­ natee H al at Vito p. m. Tunaimr. 1 _» W Icon O f Mary Showed Actual Tears, Priest Says HEMPSTEAD, N. V. (UPI) —A Greek Orthodox priest laid t * day that ha and several huadtod other persons taw tears fi the eyes of a printed port Mary In the bom* of a young couple who are gUM parishioner*. “ I myself did oU thin graphed icon twiert show tears," said the Rev. Gee Papgdons, paster «f St. Grnnk Orlhodgc Church he described U 'as ."a ra lly an 1 �“ >• *> ' - - ' " - r ‘ ■v im There are snip a few remaining ticket* toft fir the Jose Greco dance trace concert slated for tho Civic Critter Thursday Right. Tic­ kets for tho affair, sponsored by lha Sanford-DeBary Entertainment rAtsn., may be purchased at the ‘Clumber ef Commerce office. The ; world famoea company of Spanish dancers recently returned from n • tour of Eurape. < First and Second petty officers 'have a now club now. The club to b e . known aa tha "Aeay Ducey" Club waa officially ‘Opened by NAS Commanding Of•fleer Cape Robert W. Slye. The :Chrb will seat 80 persona and will 'hove A colored TV act and 44-foot padded bar. >VTwo Sanford businessmen have dOMtod four largo Denman tires fjm I I .... I f f i Mrs. Jean Daleck, 40, died Frlf i y atoning ot Winter Park Ho*- piul. • r the had boon a resident of ‘Sanford since last D inner. - Sho la survived by two doughWre, Joan Maxwell and Kaxmelre Dalecki; twin children, Jean , 1 m and Theodore John aod her Wareata, Mr. and Mre. John v y ClO'.'-. * for the Lakr Mary fire engine. The two businessmen who made the donations w an Randall Chas* of Chase and Co, and W. K, MeRoberta, of tha McRoberts Tire Supply Co. Hospital Notes MARCH II Admissions Edward La Rcau, Lake Mary, Don­ ald Atwood, Sanford; Lida Jones, Sanford; Mary H. Pinch, Sanford; Bortha Emmlns, Sanford; Cecil Carlton, Sanford. Dtaasluafa John Stevens. Sanford; Dora Btatt­ ler, Sanford; Mrs. Nancy McMillan and baby, Sanford; Mrs, Shirley WsrTcn and baby, Lake Monroe; Cattle Owens, Sanford; Carol Den­ nison, Senford John Kolarik, DoBary; Malt! Coleman, DaBary; Robert Conway, Sanford; John Jonas, Sanford. MARCH If - '/■. Funeral aorvicoo will be bald CM Gromkow Funeral Homa ehapel Edward Williamson, Sanford; Rob­ ert Brooks, Osteen; Mary Liaala t »• * • “Moy. Stevens, Sanford; Oustsvua Bichatson, Lake Mary; David Smith, San­ First Aid Course ford; Wills Mao Hood, Sanford; Lois Bramberger. Sanford; Sarah 'Set For Volunteers Manning, Sanford; John Stamlson, ; D m DeBary Volunteer Pirn Do Sanford. Births * f g f M t has announced that Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Georg# Bramberger, MUTUAL JACKSONVILLE (UP!) — Gov. LeRoy Collins said Sunday it It Mrs. Bertha L. Blggers, a San­ morally wrung fur department stores which solicit business from ford resident fee tho past U Negroes to bar them from lunch years, diad Friday at her tM counters. Magnolia Ave. home. Collins, In a statewide television Mrs. Blggers had been 111 a long time. She waa the widow of the lata E. W. Blggers Sr. Mrs. Bigger* came to Sanford SI years ago from Charlotte, N. C, She was born la MeeMenbury County, N. C. Mrs. Blggera was a member of the First Baptist Church pf NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) - The Sanford and was very active In church worh until her illness. She sky waa dear and filled with stars, waa a member of tha chureh'a but It was pitch black on the At­ lantic Ocean as the sleek, gray TEL Class. Surviving Mrs. Blggers arc Navy destroyer escort plowed three daughlers, Miss Evelyn C, through the murky water. The U. 8. Darby was returning Blggers and Mrs. Richard Holttclaw, both of Sanrord. and Mrs lo It* home port of Baltimore, Md., Alton F. Harris of DeLand; a son, CapL Edgar W. Biggars of McCoy AFB, Orlando: a grand­ daughter, Carolyn Blggera and a grandson Robert Blggers both of Orlando; a sister Mrs, Emily B. Garrison of Orlando; and two brother! T. C. Boyd gr., of Ta­ vares and B. M. Boyd of Char­ lotte, N. C. Funeral services were held at 1 p. m. Sunday at the First Bap­ were cries of anguish from Injur­ tist Church here with Rev. W. P. ed sailors •• lh« bow of tho SwtdBrook* Jr. officiating. Burial waa lah or* ship "Soya Atlantic" ramin Lake View Cemetery, Sanlord. mad Into tho ship's crew quar­ Brlason Funeral Homa waa la ta n and two magatlM*. . charge of Amoral arrangements. This waa tho scan# Saturday night when tha Navy warship And the Swedlih vassal collided off Cape Henry, Va., laavlng two sellori dead and U injured. The victims were Identified aa Charles Edwards Crandell of West­ minster, Md., and Thomas Edward Johnaon of Annapolis, Md. Both naval resarvlata on two Cornelius Wright, U . of Mil Hill wera waaka’ active duty. St. died Friday at kla homa after Both ware asleep In their bunks a lout Minus. He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. when the accident occurred. Collie Wright; one son, Fred Wil­ liam Wright; one daughter, Vasile Vovla of Tampa and two grand­ children. Funeral services were held this moraine at 10 a. m. at tha Gramhow Funeral Home Chapel ■ Burial followed In Longwood Cemetery. Tha Honor Boll for the Enter­ prise School for the past six weeks was announced by Professor L. O. Vocotion Bible Hayman Friday: Fourth Grade: Pamela Arter, School Slated A vacation Blbla school class for Carrie Hstchetf Gary Hoppar, Patall Seminole C o u n t y Baptist ay Long, Anita Quinones, Patty churches will be held ja DeLand Urban, Lana Vaught, Jimmy Walls next Friday. The school will be for all vaca­ and Louise Eavlnakl. Fifth Grade: dairy Mathis. Mar­ tion Bible Mheol workers la the Seminole Baptist Aaeeciatiee.t It cia Barringer, Cathy Newberry, will start at • : » a. » , at the Nancy Bay, S h a r o n Redman, First,BaptigtjP^srchjM D s L s s iA Maureen Urban aad P a m a i n WMeasft. V-*r. * * ' H ath Grade: Evelyn Cgriton, Di­ anne Xing, Paula Owens, Elaine Bane, Elaiae Thempeoe, Matt Tbursam and MUta Tbursam. Seventh Grade: Judy Williams, James Welch, Jimmy Walker, Leih Stltk, Busan Ryan, Lynn McGar- Corneli|is Wright IsDeadAtSS Six-Week Honor Roll Announced *F£VS?£-//r.-: M -T Mrs. ft L. diggers, Stores Morally Wrong To Bar Sanford Resident Negoes At Counter, Collins Says For 53 Years, Dies The Clock !■: The Voters League of District i v tWtU moot at TtH p. m. Tuesday H i the courthouse. All 40 candidates -h i the May 3 Democratic primary • liv e boon invited to attend. — 7 --------------------- --------------- :— ,"1^ ' v jc 'J*™ ^ -1•*~ ^# address, said he will name s hi* racial advisory committee on race relations for ths state and Urged individual cities to do likewise. Head of tha committee will he Cody Fowlar, Tampa attorney and former president of the Amer­ ican Bar Aasn. "Very frankly I think that If a business Includes ssvsral depart­ ments and the general public is Invited to trade, the management Is not being fair to discriminate against Negro customers, deny­ ing them tho services of one department," Collins said. "Any department tha manage­ ment dots not wish to make avail­ able to all, I think should close down. H? Is not required to do this by law but, to me, It Is a matter of simple moral Justice." Collins said many would dis­ agree with his view, Ha said de­ partment stores have a legal right to segregate their customers. The speech brought praise from the Rev. A. I-eon Lowry, president of the Florida NAACP, Lowry wired tho governor, "you are now on tha road to the solution of the problem." Collins referred several times to the Bible during his gS-mlnute talk, and once opened tha Bible and read from it. Ha read tha passage that says a house divided against Itself will fall. He also told how Pontius Pilate waa made "a small man by mobs," He apptaled to nil Plorldlana to help prevent mobs from deci­ ding racial problems. "Now this above all ehould bo understood." Collins said. "We are going to have law and order In Florida regardless of wher« peo. pie alt or where they want to •It'* Ha said tha legal right of private businesses to select their patrons, the legal right of patrons to trade where they wish, and the legal right to demonstrate griev­ ances will alee be protected within Semlnola High and Lyman School banda got "estclleni" and "aaperior" ratings at the recent Florida Bandmasters’ Association contest. T.te Seminole High band picked up "excellent" ratings In concert and sight reading performances and in their drill. The high school's A majorette corps made a "superior” rating score for the firth straight y>»r. "Super* lor" la aa high as you can go. Twenty-two high school bands competed In the District 0 MB* lest at Leesburg. Id tha tola muilc section, "sup­ erior" ratings went to Bill/ Hines who played the drum*, Eddie Klrchhoff who played tha flute and to the woodwind quartet, Eddie Klrchhoff flute: Billy Bower, oboe; Margaret Jones, bassoon; and Sarah Priest, clar­ inet. Majorette Ruth! Carlton made a "superior" in solo twirling. Dee llargreave and Frankie Jone* got the same lop score in their twirling duel. "Excellent" ratings for solos ■Ml to student conductor Boh Mack D. Stevens * Dies At Age 77 Mack D. Stevens, 77, former Seminole High School custodian, died at his Sanford home early today. Mr. Stevana had been ill about a yaar. A resident of 1000 FrtnoA Ave., he came to Sanford froM Camilla, Ga. lo IBM. He wsi a Seminole High custodian for U years prior to his retirement four years ago. A native of Randolph County, Ga., Mr. Stevens was a member of tha First Baptist Church of San­ ford. Ha la survived by his wife, Mn. Anna R. Stevens; two sillers, Mrs. Nora King, and Miss Lila Stavans; on* brother John I. Stet ens, all of Sanford, and sever# nieces aod nephews. Funeral services will be at 8 p. m. Tuesday at Brlason Funeral Homa, with Rav. W. P. Brooks Jr. officiating. Burial will be fn Evergreen Cemetery, Sanlord. Mrs. Doyle Carlton To Be Honor Guest Tha Sanford Woman'* Commit­ tee tar Carlton for Governor will five a taa in honor of Mn. Doylo Carlton Thursday at the Sanford Women's Cub from t to 4 p. m. Plans for tbo visit by the Waucbula senator's wife were eomPietod at a meeting at tha home of Mrs. Ernest Southward, chair­ man of tha tvanL Osburn; Mike Corbin playing the French horn; Billy Bower oboe; Sarah Priest, clarinet; Barbara Miller, clarinet and Marty Stam­ per. twirling; The B Corps of msjorettes slso made excel)* in their routine. The Lyman band also won "excellant" ratinga in concert and light reading performqncei and a superior In tho marching and seven minute band show. Lymsn majorette Diane Ken­ nedy made a "superior" rating In twirling the baton. An "exrel. lent" score went to the school majorette corps twlrlers Judy Hardwicks, Miss Kennedy, Jang, Elgin, Pat Pearson and MariarR* Walker. Miss Hsfdwlcke got an "excellent" in solo twirling. In the band section, "excellent" rating! went to Alice Ann Hull, trombone* solo; Betty Field, flute; Jecqueline Waddle, clarinet, and flute trio players, Betty Field, Bonnie Layman snd Emily Austin. Enterprise Opera Club Sets Meet LYMAN MAJORETTE Diane Kennedy made a "aupecw lor” rating in the recent Florida Bandmasters' Association content at Leesburg. "Excellent" ratinga went to flvp*othnr Lyman High tanjbrettea and to aeven Lyman m usicians. this time," Mrs. Southward said. Mrs. Douglas Stenstrum it cochairman af tho ton gad other host­ esses wlU bo Mrs. R. F. Colo, Mrs. Koaaoth McIntosh, Mrs. S. J. Dav­ is, M n. Wilson Horae, M n. James The Opera Club of Enlerpndr will meet at tha Pariah House Sun­ day, April 8 at S p. m. All music lovers of DeBary and Enterprise are not only invited but urged to join this group on the first Sunday afternoon each month. Than will be no dues and no re­ freshments, but atrlctly music ap­ preciation. Tho gfbop piano to mo record­ ings and local talent when avail■We. Tho Optra for this m eetb # will bo "The Barber el Seville." For further informsflow eoatact Mrs. L. F. St. Amend, Enterprise. '* > * * ? ■ r . CJ M . ** a. Florida Symphony Robtarsal Slotod For T V Program Television viewers la this a n a will be able to go behind the scenes for a rehearsal of the Florida Symphony Tuesday when WLOF-TV presents a live pro­ gram "Tbo Sound of Symphony," from its Orlando studios. "The Sound of Symphony" will be presented at ll;M p. m. Tunday aad win tala vise part of tha actual rehearsal of the Florida Symphony by Conductor Henry Maser. "You'll me bow Uw orchestra and conductor work together to Interpret the nuato aad express the composer's ideas," Chains! • officials aald. "You’ll bear individual sections of tha orchestra as they perfect their parts, then all sections will bo Wended toB r ib e r to petfgrm the eempleto orchestration.*' Tha program, a departure frem regular programming for this area, will be presented as a pub­ lic service in behalf of tbo Flor­ ida Symphony by WLOr-TV. s/udents Got Pilot Club Awards Tha Big Harold ' ■ ' i ,v *'*-■' \ Y ou c o n ' l a f f o r d to m i s t '60 M a i l a w a y E d i t i o n . . Today! .. .j; v .. Tho Pitot d u b Award given each ala weeks to twe junior high school atedeats waa an •sated last week to Helen Mann ■ad Robert Grove, Mrs. Ray­ mond Ball aad Mrs. Jeel Field represented the Pilot Club la the presentation during chapel. Tha cluh makes the award each •lx week* to students selected for Florida's Best Home Values I ■ he* F lo rid a over an d y o a won’t find ■ b e tto r home vtlMk nnjrwhero. Wo gporloHo* In 2 o r 3 b o d ro o a hom es, nil on big b eau tifu l londnrapod lota. TSo footuroo ora n m ay Including Wootinghouao AU-Hoetrk Idtchono wiU natural wuod cabinets, oiectrrad forced air hooting, your choleo of 1 or hotho. I m i of tbo Cnrtio Homes have 6 ft. sliding glnno doom lending to Florida room with built-in g rill, nerooaod porehoo and gallon. Prked '1 0 ,7 5 0 to > 12 ,75 0 RETIREIf BNTi DIRECTIONS! This lo tho idool Control Ftprldn aoloctlon for your retlromoat—Goff, Fish, lag, Booling, Swimming, all with a quality homo. In n boautlfai aottlag» At • prict that can't bo boot. -, K ” 1ul Mt Uia unusual ^UAtlTY HOMES. Simply gu South on 17-»2 to Statu Rd. Nu. 433. Turn Wom (right) tn AHamuato S r t R * • * « » « • 1YU than North (right) and follow tho aigao to Curtin Homoo. You will ho gM you did! WE WILL BUILD on year lm a Uvely I or | “ ------- “ -------- fee os little ae im HIGH* DRY. WOODED LOTS—PLENTY OF SHADE TREES WRITE TOr r ji <>-,(■ l i ’”' 1 P. O. Pen INS ex Ml F4I10 . .Y. . . -HIV g w c o ra l �1! 1 •Ufa i - OatiTarV Vrrali ASTOR Prune JUICE 3 MILK TUNA 2 BLEACH T H R IFT Y MAID Evaporated Tall Cans BLUE BAY Light Meat No. 1/2 Cans Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Wednesday, March 23rd. W H ITE ARROW FATHER N. W. HUBBLE, right, Catholic Chaplain of the Sanford Naval Air Station ia preaented a service plaque by Cdr. David A. King, VAH-1 commanding officer. Father Hubble, assigned to NAS since 1D57, will be transferred to Okinnwa March 28. .* One Of Slain Women May Have Snapped Picture Of Murderer S T A R V E D ROCK STATE PARK, III. (UPI)—The killer of three socially prominent Chicago women may have been photo* graphed by one of his victims momerit* before he struck, police said W today. Police bated their hope* for a lead to the piychopalhle killer on on* of four color pictures taken by Mrs. Lillian Oetting just before she and two other society matrons were bludgeoned to death in Novelist Dies 'In Apartment Blaze \ LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Hardliving norellet Thomas T. Cham ain, a World War U guerrilla fighter and estranged husband of singer Helen O'Cooaell, died Sun , day when he was unable to ta cape from hit smoke-filled beda room. v The SS-year-old author of best sellers ‘‘Never So Few" and “do Naked In the World” apparently groped wildly around the bedroom befort being overcome by the fumes emitted from a burning di­ van in tho living room. Numerous smudged bandmarkt and smears of blood wero found on three walla of the bedroom. The blood smears apparently came 4 from a wound on Chamalea' hand • when ho smashed a bedroom bureau m inor in bla desperation, police said. Hit body clad only la shorts was found hunched ou the bedroom floor. Polico said ho apparently had been asleep when the fire be­ gan. It caused about SI,ON dam­ age, confined mainly to the living room. Police said the blase apparently - waa started by a carelessly mislaid V cigarette which Ignited the overstuffed divan. Chamalea, although a noted nove­ list and successful screen writ­ er, made news ia the p u t few years mostly because of his violent marriage with Miss O'Connell. Shortly after tho couple married May >, 1UT. Chamalea knocked her down and the had him com­ mitted to New York's Balievue ^ Hospital for psychiatna observe<# lion. They reconciled and moved to suburban Brentwood, but five times ia two years the 37-year-old Misa O’Connell called police to their home, complaining Chamalea, beat her, was drunk and threaten­ ed her life. Once she hired a body­ guard to protect her from him. Last Nov. S3 w u their last spat. It resulted la four miademeanor ..complaints against Chamalea ineluding disturbing the peace and battery. Ironically, he was to h a rt appeared in court today to stand trial on the counts. Starved Rock State Park a week ago today. Th* last picture taken by Mr*. Oetting shows • tree in -the back­ ground with a strange shape which might be that of a man hid­ ing behind tha trunk, police said. Authorities rushed the film to a Chicago film laboratory where it was to be enlarged as much as possibl* to see If It actually show­ ed a man trying to conceal him­ self. Tha film was taken from a blood -crusted camera found in a cava In St. Louis Canyon nest to tho bodies of Mr*. Oetting and her friends, Mrs. Mildred Lindquist, 60. and Mrs. France# Murphy, 47, all of tha Chicago suburb of Riverslde. Th* womsn had been beaten to death, apparently with a gnarled tree limb found outside the cave. They ware en a midwinter .vaca­ tion to tha park when they were killed. Authorities met Sunday night to svaluate other leads in ths starch for th* killer, Aftsrwards, Harlsnd Warren, stale's attorney qf La. 8all| Cqunty, said lie tests would be given today to 24 persons, including a stable (toy teen In th* park about tha tima ths women were killed last Monday. Witnesses said th* hoy teemed nervous and his clothes were dis­ heveled. However, police said they did not consider any of thosa to be questioned good suspects. Coed Ordered Not To Wear Tight Sweaters HAN FRANCISCO (Uri) — A nursery rhyme eheracter named Mary end a 11-year-old San Fran­ cisco coed named Bandy Chemist have a similar problem — In a tent*. Mery had _a little lamb whosa fleece was white aa snow, and it'a tha fleece of a lam^i — neatly woven Into a sweater — that brought attention to 8andy'a prob­ lem. Sandy's troubl# at San Francisco City College involve* tha figures 41-33-37 — and Dssn of Women, Mary Golding, claims thsy’ra be­ ing studied more enthusiastically than anything ever offered by Pythagoras. School officials told Bandy to stop wearing form-fitting awsalers and skirts because th* was distracting tha mala students. Dean Golding suggested some­ thing “loose.” “I<oos«, like whet?” Sandy com­ plained. "Ltkp a tent 7" But' sh* followed directions end spent all day Saturday touring department stores. She tried en gingham Mother Hubbards, Row­ ing Hawaiian muu muus, loess sweaters, and ordinary street dresses. However,'Bandy didn’t fool any­ one end Betty Jo Mulvey, assist­ ant buyer at on* store, said there was little ehance that she would. Diet, Rest On Carole's Agenda Before Finch Trial Starts Again LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Diet- July 18. Finch waa denied ball and Ing end rest i* th* program for remain* In Jail. rodhalrod Carol# Tqrgoff during her days of fr'edom awaiting her second murder trial May 23 with Seniors Offered Dr. R. Bernard Finch. New Marine Plan Carole, weighing 20 pounds Marina recruiter, M/Sgt. Rich­ more when she left Jail on 828.000 bell Friday after 182 days In­ ard Schmidt, ha a act up a sche­ carceration, is getting help from dule of all-day etays in Sanford to Introduce a new program for her stepmother in her campaign high school tenlors and other In­ against tha added poundage. terested in a career in the Ma­ “We’ll be b u y i n g no new rine Corps. clothe*,'' said Mrs. Gladys TreRrcruitor M/Sit. Schmidt will goff. “Ws'o going to make th* be at the poet office each Friday girl fit the clothes, not rlsa rersa. during business hour*. The new “We are going on a diet—end enlistment offered by tb* Marines that mean* me, too.” it for three years Instead of the Mrs. Tregolf said Carol* was previous four yaars. It ie avail­ spending meat of her time retting able ta qualified high school sen­ up from the ordeal of her three- ior* and June graduates. month, four-day first murder trial Schmidt also said tha Marine which ended March 12 In e mis­ Corps has set up a 120-day delay trial. She and Finch, 42, are ac­ plan *o that seniors ms'y enlist cused ef plotting and carrying out now and dalay entry into train­ the gunshot slaying of tha sur­ ing until a date following gradua­ geon'* wife Barbara Jean la st1tion. .B A K E - R IT E , shortening this ril' *v•• T %>\\ lfit' • sun »»t inG B e e f a t its Beat Special Value! 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Aa 1 looked over the limit* «B supply of oaw watches in the Mtowcaso. I saw one 1 liked. ' “ But tb# jeweler informed me |M couldn’t sell It, for it was tha •toy on* bo had In stock. Ho said M would have to make an official requisition from tb* government Barton (Board of Trade) to get ..ptom watches. “And if be should try to order m e worth of watehof, that governm a t bureau might arbitrarily cut S n Ms order,to •*». “Furthermoiv, they’d make him V»!t six months for shipment." . In “free enterprise" America vs. eerialisUe England, note the fol­ lowing contrasts: Hero n jeweler can order as atoeh as ha wishes from any manhfacturer ho protars to patronise. But not so la England, though •tteially the government there m to m e t up ita strangulation free competition. "Dr. Crane/* BUI eootlaued, “If N wtahad tn wan • ntaU store aay sort to areal Britain, you'd at have to obtain t permit from perm laaion to atart your new abop In Leeda or ’Birmingham. “Besides, it would arbitrarily tall you exactly how many employ ai you muat have — no more and no las*. “It would also limit you aa to how much you could Invaat In building tha store or In renting one alraady constructed. "It would likewise tell you oxafctiy when you must open your doors for trad* each morning and when you must close up shop. “Thus, the government may tall you lo open at 9 and dose at IX. Then it may order you to open at X and doee at 4. You aa tb* owner hava no rights but are a pawn o'- bureaucracy. “And It would limit your stock of goods, telling you not only tba total amount of merchandise you could have on your sbelrai, but also exactly how many brooms or pounds of augar or bolts of doth or welches of any specific brand you could carry. “Indeed, you can’t even buy a package of dgarata at a drug store (chemlit shop) nor at a grocery store but can find them ONLY at a tobacconist shop. “No lewdry or watches can be purchased from a British drug store: Yet bora In America a druggist can sell anything from bread to baby’a bottles, sun glasses to fountain pone and sodas. “So tall your readers they better think twice before they 1*| go of our American freedoms. “Once the governmental bur­ eaus gat control, they are Jealous Poets Read Works On Record for many yaare. Excerpts from it ware previously made available to the publlo to tingle record*, but this is tha firet comprehensive album. It is entitled “Album of Modern Poetry—An Anthology Rend by tha Foata." It may ba ordered from tha Re­ cording Laboratory, Library of Congress, Wssltlngl-n SO, D. C. The price ll fU.85, Including ex­ cise tax and shipping coats, for tha complete album. Appropriately Enough i The Library of Congress has Been collecting an archive of pound recordings of tha voieas of fast* reading their own works M c w u w m f LONDON (UPI) - Members of the Nature Conservancy Boatd In­ clude Col. H- Morrey Salmon. Prof. J. A. Steers end Col. J. C. W. Finch. And tb* secretary of tho F in Research Board Is J. F. Fry. D A ILY C R O S S W O R D i i i i r v i ; 1 i *; • ; • :• hi • ii ■i>ji i -.riM'j i •i‘ i 1V ],J H‘M4 i M ■ 1 ^ 4l«ll - If rv-4 i : i • It 1M H 1 III il ( ;imii •| .j» 4 t\ >\ • 4r-IB *4 i,lj un :u*. •, in i c J* • • rapidly'deteriorating situation in Cuba. First and foremost ia the return af Ambassador Philip W. Beneal to his neat In Havana. tn view af Fidel Caatro’a direct attach on the ambassador It may havn been necessary lo withdydw him for a tim e.'B ut it ia vitally laaportant m w for Boosal to rotor*, ft* has the wisdom, the Judgment and tho experience to save what may still he saved out af a situation aa ominous in ita long-raag* threat • • any the United Stales has confronted sines 1MI. A number af proposals a rt undor aetlve consideration. One is for a declaration by Bonsai cola, eldaatal with his return, pledg­ ing the United Stales to follow the rule of law with respect to any action taken, by tha Caitro regime againat American pro­ perty in Cuba, la affect, Util would ha a pledge againat direct reprisal! for tha aalsura af Amerl e u koldinci. The White House decision to aah for dlacratlonary authority over tho sugar quota, of which Cuba gets a fat one-third of the Import market, will put n weapon In the president’s hands. But It Quotable Quotes stamped return envelope, plus 20c (non-profit). Lot your American Legion and men’s club’s ditcusa Uc vital con­ tents, tor America is verging on socialism, too. >‘^ r w <U and whan that alow rmit was Anally granted, you mid And that tha government Ifbt forbid your opening n store London, and only grant you WASHINGTON — Act 11. Sam* scene, earna characters, asm* old story. Tha only thing different as tha curtain went up for tho second time la the Senate chamber on the unscintillating civil righto drama after a weekend Intermission was that tha aetora didn't look aa tired. Thla was a bad omen. It meant they've been rejuvenated and now their show could g* on lo n g ermuch longer. And tha longer It played the more it waa going to cost tha cuatoman who'd boon unwilling in tho f l n t place to pay the high price for a performance which had tho longest first act tn all Wash­ ington history. The price for the printed Word alone cam* to ‘gl67,8?l. Since the curtain want up for tha firet act, those thtspiana on tha Senate stage below dribbled out 1,983,400 words. Those word* spanned 1.M0 page* of tha Congressional Rec­ ord. If you think this strange cast mad* aay progress, all you hava to. do la look a t their calendar. While out to the outside world the date had crept up to March 7, the characters to this production werV still under the illusion H waa February 11, tba day the curtain firet went up. They don't bold the dock beck for this spectacle. They hold the ralondar back, and it'a going to •toy February IB until this debate "I've been glancing ovar those 1,038,400 word* and tn* only thing salvageable seems to be Bar. Bom Ervin's old saws about tho Ervin ancestry in North Carolina— usually uttered in tha 1st* hours of early morning. Probably they could be bound In o volume aa a supplement to Jeo Miller’* Joke Book* and aold to the publlo to help defray aome of tha coat of thla debate. In a eenae, Urn taxpayer* hove been getting their money'* worth out of the MMOO-e-yeer senators. The lawmakers hava bam going at it 84 hours a day without extra pay. Where elea In the U. B. can you get somebody on overtime without having to pay for Itt But this holiness of going around and around tha clock n e l­ ly becomes tragic when you see the work piling up In the back offices. Slncp the start of Ute 14hour work daya, tha looalora have barred committees from meeting. Action on any Mile has been stopped. And a( this very moment, the Congress of the U. 8. has on hand 11,000 bills to consider. United Press Itoansatioaal WASHINGTON - E. R. Quesada, administrator of the Federal Aviation Agency, In o telegram to Lockboed, manufacturer of the Electra turbo-prop airliners: “The.Tel City (tod.) crash now appears to b* sufficiently similar to a previous accident of the ■erne typo aircraft last Septem­ That'e o stack of bills when you ber near Buffalo, Tax., to justify consider that the lawmakers have operating restrictions pending fur­ less than four months to gro before ther investigation." , they must adjourn for the national SAN FRANCISCO — San Fran­ conventions. Even though thay’ra foregoing cisco City College coed Bandy their customary 10-day Easter va­ Chorals*, 41-M-XT, reporting fail­ cation this year, it'll ba a bard pull ure after a shopping tour to com­ ply with tho dean’a demand that to gat out of this hoi*. That pU* of Mila bacomea aval she wear looie clothing to hid* mere sisablc when you realla* her figure: “Loo** Ilk* what? Like a tent?" that so far this year tha total number of bills our Congress CONAKRY, Guinea - President .made into law eamn to just XL Sehra Tour* explaining why ho welcomes Communist Chinese to Guinsa: “Tho qualities of serious work and parsermraace of the Chinese will bo a* example to fight againat‘ aur latinos*, our indoltnco and our lack of foresight." I* ■ Iwo-adgad sword, slaea any effort to cut Ctiba’a (bare would acod Caitro off Into new milAmarleaa tiradca. More important It could bo uaad to alienate tba Caban Mopla morn directly than any of tba Caitro propaganda. For tba euta would be made againat tba back­ ground of tba agreement with So­ viet Ituaaia negotiated by Deputy Premier Anaataa Mlkoyan. Tboea who tndarataad tba altnation beet, atm * the m l algnlflcaneo of tba Russian augar deal. The 700,000 ton* a'year Busala would buy meant an extra I t daya of work a year In an Induatry that provide* an tba aver­ age only about 100 daya of work annually. If that gain of I t day* ware to bo wiped out by Amer­ ican action It would cauia tba daepaat reaentment. The average Cuban baa, of coureo, no way of knowing how bad tba deal la likely to prove for him In tba long run in view of tba Soviet machinery and good* that must be bought under Ita terma at pricea Used by Moacow. It baa been repratented ai a great bonanaa In the channel* of pro­ paganda entirely dominated by Caitro and bia fervent emotionaliim. What it happening baa at timea the look of a Greek drama mov­ ing to a tragic and Inexorable end. There ia some reiemblance to what occurred during tho later phase of sth* Spaniah civil war. Then, a* now, the Communists knew exactly what they wanted and they were completely ruthlea* in fitting'out to get It. There ahpuld be no doubt about what their aim* are in Cuba. A* hard boiled realiit* they know that for many reaaona they could not form a government in Havana. Tba United State* could never tolerate a Communlit realm* at a point of *ucb vulnerability. The freedom-loving Cuban people could be counted on to relat aur> horltarlan rule under communlim a* they railftad the Batista dic­ tatorship. The baaie got) of Communist strategy Is to fore* the Colossus of the North to Intorvan* directly and preferably with troops that would undertake to eet up a puppat government. .For this rea­ son Caitro is subtly encouraged In hi* wild anti-Americanism and •vary poasible Irritant la played up to bedevil tb* relation ship be- I ary thm-tfinea over," on* Com­ munist leader la reported to have* aald of tho strategy to compel the U.S. to aend In troops to lava property and lives. Intervention with force would bo dlaaatroui throughout Latin America and la neutral Africa and Asia. H would enormously, farther communism's long-ringe strategy, whleh Is to taka over not In litUo Cuba but in Brasil where to a key area with a larga d*-_ pressed population they poul<V menace the whole hemisphere. Some of the professional anti­ communists in this country have been playing with Cuban exiles out of tba Batista raglmt. Among thorn are the wort! corruptiooiits and butchers of that dictatorship. Naturally they would Hka to fee Undo Bam put the old piacei back In place. Like tho planet from American flalda that have triad to sot firs to Cuban a u g a * flalda, this plays directly Into tho hands of Caitro and tha Com* munista dot* to him. The Etsenhower administration ha a shown great patience and forboaranco in tha taco of provoca-. tiooa that would try the temper, If You Are Under 80 You Are Not Too Old For Life Insurance > Let ua tall you how you can still apply for a 81,000 life insurance policy to help take cars of ftnawt expanses without burdanlng youf family. You handle tha entire transaa*j tion by mall with OLD AMERI­ CAN of KANBAB CITY. No ohlL1 fatten. No one will call on yont Tear out thla ad aad mail H to*', day with your name, address and year of birth to Old American In-Y suranca Co., 4900 Oak, D ept.^ L909B, Kansas City, Missouri. | HAVANA — Statement rtpeatnd several times on n television hroadeaat by Ernesto Guavara, leftist economic esar of Cuba: “Cuba’s great friend la Sovlot WASHINGTON (UP1) - If this b* treason you can shoot mo at •unrira, but K la something I hava to say. When our. fore­ fathers picked tha location for the national capital, they goofed twice. The first mistake they mad* was putting tho capital toe far north. Tha second mistake waa putting It too far aouth. This may have struck a deli­ cate geo-political balance, but It left the capital at tho Mercy af both the Yankee and Dixie ell* mates, and ill prepared for both. Lately we have been suffering from the fln t mistake. I suppose most cities are dlsconcerted to some extent by • billiard but thla ia Uw ooty place I know of where every snowfaU ia a traumatic axparienca. A wave of apprehension sweeps over Washington as aeon aa too Weather Bureau mentions Gw word. Tba fact that tho forecast la often wrong bring! no comfort but rather makes avaryona mere Jittery. ' People gather to little elueten to watch the darkling aky. M the aky starts flaking, paole acts to. Evan those who came B en from •rcaa where snow holds no terror a n aripped by tho foaling of Im­ pending doom. Downtown workers rush to the telephone to call their le n d cnee at home. Suburban housewives H appiness T h ro u g h r— . Lake Mary School Move Postponed ^ The move Into Labe Mara alomontary school's new addition won't b* made until tho beat la connected th a n aad n o n set­ tled weather conditions arrive, according to school officials. AU the Lake Mary students, about 119, will move to five rooms to ■ now wing whoa the transfer la made, It waa reported today. Tho old section will bo remodeled and mad* Into an ad­ ministrative suite, Ubrary, teachera' lounge sod three dessioonu. There will ba classrooms and a Aftertax income of Americana la expected to rise 8 par cent to 881 billion dollars to 1M0. 4 2 . North Orange Street*. 401 Vtott Control Avenue...' 124} lost Colonial Drive...? OBuRawfeMyl-l; •Fonaorty Admiral FInonce .Tot. GArdon 4-3604; .Tel. G Arden 3-« Jel. GArdon 4-i today 9-11 H ealth Good PoBture Not Entirely Under Control Of Will (B y DR. F . L E O KERW 1N ) T ho huBBAB. aptaw, th e m ala- y o u r eye* End -tough a n y sp o t b u m o f o u r s tru c tu ra l on y o u r body (h a t you ao 4 * ?•; • to 3r fto b ri to m i Peg# 4—Mon. Merch t l , 1160 ■*"» o f tour poatu ra developing a e . tiv ities. I t m u at t o n m e m to r nd t h a t th o spin* i i n o t mam* ly a pile o f b o nei on* on top o f th e o t h o r w ith o u t control, b u t to held to g e th e r b y ligam ent# ba- ■ s a s s is s t e gyhlch aid in re g u la tin g ba* Unco. B y t h e a e p E u connected b y millions o f n erve wire# we nr* g b it to m ain tain t o ­ tone* an d good poatura. Any in terfe re!* # w ith th la i t e m com m untoetlng sy stem would p r a r a a t one fro m t o v l a t eem Pl«te control o f hto poatura. 'Jeep1, It travel* at highway speeds hi M e d drive, hut shlha toatatoiy tote 4-wheal drive to pa threegh med, aead y m il : tz iz • MO ■p' gtiKff* 1*5 V, >' '\ \ % Y ' \ g *•1 , u ■ ■" ■ I Hr*'■>.j ^ ,•*.. * ; v . ff ’ / V . , • ( v\*, - *total SHOP 7.v*V- A-1 - . . ' g ”. -] iw.liit . ...Ill—- ---- --------------------- — — VC P ’^nr ----- - O’** 1 . �•a n fn rh Mon. March 21. I960—Patrc K Wzralh | Osteen H. D. Club Public Invited To Animated Magazine Serves Low Calorie Meal A t Meeting Mr*; tiny Rcstl was hostess to thr Marc1! merlins of the Osteen H o m e Demonstration Club^ Mr*. Robert William* give a reoart on the effect of oil* In our diet. A luneheon wa* nerved at noon by the commljtce. Mr*. Ileal!. Mr*. William* and Mra. Harry Oatren. Il wa* planned to dem­ onstrate an appetlztns meal low In calorie*. Following the lunch' eon. an informal afternoon was enjoyed. Those attending were Mrs. Beall. Mrs. Willlami, Mr*. Osteen. Mr*. Joe Masters, Mrs. John Ilradin. Mrs. John Melrose, Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Mrs. F r a n k (ieorce and a guest. Mrs, Sarah Brcadon of Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Harry Osteen will be hoilesi to the next meeting. Mrs. Lynn Mosier Presents Program v Garden Club f. MRS. GORDON SWEENEY was guest speaker at the Mimosa Garden Circle this month. Shown at the meeting with one of her arrangements, are Mrs. Jo Peck, circle chnirmnn, Mrs. C. I* Wallis, co-hostess, Mrs. Sweeney, and Mrs. Raymond Clicqucnnoi, hostess. (Herald Photo) r Circles. Study Arrangements Plan For State Convention MIMOSA Cl It CL 1C Mra. Cordon Sweeney was td iu c sl speaker at the March meet­ ing of the Mimosa Circle. Mem­ bers met af the home of Mrs. Raymond Clicqucnnol on Elliott Ave. with Mrs. C, L. Wallii at co-hostess. Mrs. Sweeney demonstrated the use of artificial and fresh flowffi era, which the Hated could be used together very nicely. She also showred how an odd goblel. geovered candy ja r and demitasie cup* could be used for small flower arrangements. An um­ brella aland could also be used for a large arrangement. Mr*. C. B. Cleveland, horti­ cultural chairman, told member* that 3-8-10 fertilizer will harden the groftih on Hibiscus and help them withstand the rold. Use a high nitrate fertilizer from March until August and then use the A l lJ O . w Member* discussed the program for 1960-61 and a wnite elephant sale was held at the conclusion •f the meeting. Refreshments in a St. Patrick's Day theme were served by the hostesses to Mrs. Herbert Beh­ rens, Mrs. C. B. Cleveland, Mrs. Gerald Behrens, Miss Kay Hennlnger. Mrs. C. Hitlelt, Mrs. Her­ man Lederhaui, Mra. 11. F. Mc­ Whorter, Mrs, W. B. Maye, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Walter Price, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Alice Rnhioloi and Mr*. Roy Partin. DIRT GARDENERS' CIRCLE The Dirt Gardeners' garden circle met at the home of Mrs. Doris Kline in Geneva with Mra. R. F, Robison and Mrs. Jean Adams as co-hostesic*. Circle chairman, Mrs. L, E. Deeper, gave a report on the General Business Luncheon at-the Mayfair. Mrs. Deeper wa* elect Icd delegate and Mrs. Robison altem ste to iilcnd thr Florida Federation of Garden Club* con­ vention in West Palm Beach April 14 to 16, M r s . Charles Campbell nl Geneva, gave an interesting talk on herbs, their history, growth and use in cooking. The hostesses served refreshment! to the 18 members and guest* present. IXORA CIRCLE Member* of the lxora Garden Circle celebrated their anniver­ sary at the March meeting at the home of Mr*. Robert Shedden in Ravenna Park, with cobostcsi, Mrs. John Burton IV and Mrs. Douglas Slenstrom. Mra. Wight Klrtley, chairman, announced that a corsage work­ shop would be held at the Home Demonstration building. Site also stated that the Txora Cirri* had JjDJxrf £v£jni& MONDAY The Little Women's Story Lea­ gue meets at the home of Miss Marcia Kay Lippincolt on Elm Ave. at 7 p. m. Covered dish supper and "Hus­ bands Party" sponsored by Ameri­ can Home Department of Sanford Woman's Club at the home of Dr and Mra. A. W. Woodall, 228 W. 18th St. Supper served at 7 p. m. Reservations must be in no later than Saturday afternoon. Call FA 2-0716 for reservations. VAH-6 Enlisted Wive* Club meets at 7:10 p. in. at Holy Cross Episcopal Church. All wive* In­ terested in movie shots-of their families a t the Lake Golden Easter Egg Hunt, April 1, must be pre­ sent at this meeting tonight, to register for the film and pay the 26e per child. For further infor­ mation call, FA 2-27.18, FA 2-SB49 or FA 2-56S3. TUKHDAY Southside P.T.O. meets at 8 . m. is the auditorium for short uslncts teasion and program. R. T. Milwee will be guest speaker. Parents will visit the ehidrei's classrooms at 7:30 p. m. Anna Miller Circle election of officer* 8 p. m. at the Elk* Club, followed by a social hour. E What, No 8 Ioniser CA RRA W A Y & M cKIBBIN N. Park As*. FA SAMI A N G E L 'S If you like the color af your locki, you’ra in (be minority. A survey conducted for a beau­ ty Institute showed that 81 per cent of the nation’s women, rang­ ing from IS to iba 60 s, would change Uieir heir color if they bad a choice. Surprisingly, moil women did net droam of being bloodea. They voted for ■ medium akada that would lead iteelf to auburn highlights, blends flecks or raddigh tones. lied for first place In the flow-r arrangement contest at the an­ nuel luncheon. Due to thr April merlins date be ins Good Friday, it was voted to meet the third Wednesday of April, Mrs. Ilurlor. was elected delegate to the state convention. Mrs. Frank Don shoe spoke to the group on corsage making and demonstrated the use of wir­ ing and taping blossoms fur cor­ sages. She gave numerous help­ ful pointer* in the art. A plant exchange wa* held at the close of the meeting. Refreshments were scrvrd from a table, centered with a lovely arrangement of Camellias and burning tapers to Mrs. Vernon Mize, Mr*. Rudy Sloan, Mrs. W. H. Stcmper, Mrs, Vann Parker, Mr*. T. W. Mcro, Mr*. Fred Ganat, Mr*. William Bush, Mrs. Evans, Mr*. Kirtlcy, Mr*. John Morgan, Mrs. ti. D. Bishop J r , Mrs. Donahoe, Mrs. Richard Dcas. Mrs, George Kiel;, Mrs. Spencer Harden, Mm . C. F. Brooke Smith, Mrs. Howard Mc­ Nulty, Mrs. Donald Bales, Mrs. W. V. Roberts, Mrs. Harry Lee Jr., and tha three hostesses. Friends Surprise Couple A t Home Mr. and Mr*. Fred Hnrrt* were guests of honor at a surprise party in their new home at flit Jackson St., Writer Park. A group nf their friend* gathered fur a house warming and brought the cover­ ed dlah supper all ready for serv­ ing. Mr, and Ml*. Harris have In-on resident* of Enterprise for a num­ ber of year* and Hill own their home on the corner of Main and DeBary St*, hut Mr, Harris I* em­ ployed In Winter Park and ralher than drive that distancr each day, they spend the weekends in Enter­ prise. HOW THEY MAKE POLKA • DOT PAINT The vogue in floor and wall coaling* these days Is toward multi-color lacquers. The trick in production ia lo get the various hues on to (hat they kaep their Individual identities without mud­ dying each other. Here bow it's done— "Lacquer particle* are dis­ persed in w ater." explained a firm that makes such paints. "Each particle, containing spe­ cial solvents, la surrounded by a protective colloid, ao the lacquer looka Ilka colored rice particles floating In water." OFFICERS OF TIIK NAVY WIVES Cl.OB ate from left. Mr*. Alfred Beauchamp, Mrs. Ted Clevenger*. Mr*. William Kutzer, Mrs. William Leijrhty, Mrs. John Hol­ brook, Mrs. Raymond I.e Roe and Mrs. H|tgo Muhlke. Navy Wives Club Installs Officers The first annual installation or officer* of Navy Wives Club No. 211 was held recently In tha din­ ing room of the Mayfair Inn. The club was organized In November and officially received their char­ ter at the installation ceremony. Mr*. William Kulzer was inttallrd as president by Chaplain William llesrn. Others taking office were Mr*. William Leighty, vica pre.idcnl, Mrs. Ted Cleven­ ger. recurding secretary, Mra. Raymond Lo Roe corresponding secretary, Mt*. John Holbrook, treasurer, Mrs. Alfred Brauchamp, parliamentarian and Mrs. Hugo Mahlke, chaplain. Mrs. Robert W. Slye was in­ troduced as sponso. and hono­ rary member of the club. Capl. James D. Ratnagr was guest speaker. A chartering ceremony w a s conducted by Chaplain Hearn, who presented Club Char­ Members of the Oviedo Gardrn Club and guests enjoyed a rev­ ered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. G. G. Parker with only lhree members being absent, de­ spite [he terrible weather. Mr*. Lynn Mosier was co-hci. less. Mr*. Parker furnished bar­ becued chicken for the main course or the day. Following the delicious repast a business mrriing was hrld with Mrs C. R. Ctonts, president, presiding. An Interesting talk on fertilizer was given by Mra. Mo sirr. Those enjoying thr day included Mrs. A. A. Myers and her guests, Mr*. Earl E. lliizcr and Lynn Schnaekrr; Mrs. Lynn Mosier and guest, Mrs W. E. Ward! Mr*. Mae E. King. Mr*. George C. Means, Mr*. W. R. Meek Sr., Mr*. Charles T. Niblack. Mr*. Oleva Tictscma, Mr*. C. R. Clont* Sr., Mrs. Theodore Aulln Sr.. Mrs. C. It. Clonts Jr., Mrs. James E. Brookshire, Mrs. Joe Members of the Elder Spring* Bailie, Mr*. James Wilson, Mrs. Home Demonstration Club met C. L. West Sr. and Mrs. Roy at the home of Mrs. I.udia E. Wrisenbarger. Schultz for thr March meeting. Mrs, Carl Bradbury gave the devotion and Mr*. Harold Fauver. presided* at the business senion. Plana were made lo Join the Longwood club for a bake sale The llomemakrrs 5. S Class In Die near future. Mrs. Schultz, of the Ftrsl Baptist Church held Mr*. W. D. Simpson ami Mr*. their '(arch rlass parly at the R. L. Bradbury were appointed home of Mrs. C. L. Park on to serve on the nominating com­ West 17th St. Mra. Clyde Hum­ mittee. Several member* plan to make phrey, class president,- presided at the business session and the dresses to be shown in the devotion was given by Mrs. Irv­ county dress review In April. Mr*. B. A. Summer* was wel­ ing Pryor. Following routine reports, Mrs. comed as a new member and Stewart Galrhel, group captain, Mra. C. R. Wing as a visitor. The next meeting is scheduled gave a shorl run down of class members who were absent due tor April 19 at the home of Mrs. to Illness and other reasons. W. O. Nolan. The program will Prayer partner n a m e * w e r e be be on “ getting the most out given nut and a committee was of your year*." appointed to seleet a class pro­ ject. A serial hour wai enjoyed and games played under the direction of Mr* Robert Schmidt. Prise* were swarded to Mrs. II. J. Finch, Mrs. Curtis Lsvender, Mrs. Humphrey and Mrs. W. I. By MIIS. CLARENCE SNYDER Nr, and Mrs. Robrit llirt are Crabtree. Others attending were Mrs. A. the pareuta of a son. hum March L. Thoma*. Mrs. J. L. Hobby, S at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mr*. Hoy Reid, Mrs. II. II. Grier. He wriglted 8 lbs. 4 oz.s. and ha* Mrs. Lewis Dinkins. Mr*. S. D. been named Hubert Edward Jr. Aired, Mr*. Cliylnn Smith and (iralidpaient* are Mr*, tieurgr Hirt and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mrs. W. F. Yeaki*. Clark uf Osteen. The Rev. and Mr*. Joe Duuthitt and baby daughter, Joanne, have moved into the parionage of the Oateen Baptist Church. Rev. Douthitt formerly had a charge in Sanford. TUESDAY Find Baptist Bible Survey Clas* Thumb • Rucking at tl:3fi a. m, and 7..10 p. m. Most orthodonisla no longer con­ Brotherhood supper and meeting sider the habit of thumb-sucking at 1 p, nt. * s i serious a child problem >* Man of tha Church ljupper, T they did In farmer years — par­ p. m., in tha Firat Presbyterian ticularly if Ih* habit li discon­ Church, tinued by the age of aix or seven. Elder Springs Club Plans Bake Sale Mrs. Park Hostess ter No. 211 lo Mrs. Kutier, presi­ dent, Soloist was Juanita Savage, ac­ companied by pianist, Sue Knkc. The national club colors of blue and gold were carried out in cortasct, candles ind installation table flowers. Guest* included M r s , S l y e . Capt. and Mrs. Ramage and Chaplain ami Mrs. Hearn, Chair­ man and hostriies for thr even­ ing were Mr*. J. J. Sieczkowski. Mrj. Wei Plare, Mrs, Harold Stockhouse, Mrs, Jo! it Rown and Mrs. Waller Moor-. Enterprise M. Y. F. Gives Party A t Power Club The M.Y.F. of Barnett Memorial Met hod* t Church. Enterprise, en­ tertained I he M.Y.F. of Oiange City at the Florida power Ciul* The party wa* under the supervision of Mr*. B. W. Carlton and carried out the St. Patrick'* Day theme. About .IS young- people from the two group* enjoyed an evening of fun and Christian fel. low-ship. Refreshment* were *e»ved by the hn«t group. Enterprise To Class Party Oatecn Personals Church Calendar Personals tr ia a m la r a GO! Women’s Auxiliary Tlans for a box social, follow­ ed by a dance, to he held April 1, starting at 6:30 p, m. were made at the meeting of the La­ dies Auxiliary nf the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department held at the fire house. The women will each prepare s meal for two in a box decorat­ ed for (he occasion tn be auc­ tioned off and soid tn the highest bidder, who in turn get* to eat with the lady who made it. Thrre will also he a drawing for the while crocheted stole that won first prize in the Seminole County Fair display this year. It wa* made by Mr*. Kay Sasaman and donatrd In the fire depart­ ment lo help raise money for llteir fund. The Hole has been on display at the Lake Miry Food Market and the drawing will he held during tha supper. The committee in charge of arrangements are: Millie Kehweiekert. Ph. FA 2-7561, and Kay Sassman, FA 2 3383. All pro­ ceeds from the auxiliary activi­ ties go lo further the work of the fire department. Women of the community are invited to join this group al any lime. Oviedo Personals BY MARION JONE8 C. T. McCulley Sr., suffered a heart attack last weekend, while visiting his daughter, Mrs. Mar­ garet Iverson In Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. McCulley was in (he hospi­ tal |here and the couple now orrupy rooms just Iwo doors apart, Mr. McCulley’* condition i* reported as fair. Mall address­ ed lo 791 Margo Lane c/o Mrs. Iverson will reach them. Wallace Kelsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kelsey, has been transferred from Camp G#rdon lo Ft. Stewart isi Savannah, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Bitter and granddaughter. Lynn Schnaekcr of Collinsville, III. are guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Audrry A. My­ ers. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goodman and son, Mark, are new resi­ dents of Oviedo. They arc living in Ihelr trailer next to the home of Mr and Mrs. Lawson Hardy. II. R Spencer Sr., ha* been confined to hi* home with the flu. Mis* Junle Fleming i* confin­ ed to her home, due to illness. She had to canrel a weekend trip lo Gainesville, Roy Eason, brother of Mrs, Mar E. King, has returned to hi* home In Savannah, Ga., after a slay in the hoaplla! hul his condition remsins unchanged. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nolle and family were recent gueala of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Beasley. Mrs, Karl Daul Is reported to be resting well, following surgery at the Florida Sanitarium. Ovirdoani are quite proud of Miss Ann DcShaio, daughter of the srhoool principal, W. H. DeShtaso and bli wife. She made the Dean's list at tha University of Florida again. Mrs. Cress Hostess To Church Group Mrs. Roy Cress was hostess to Circle One nf the U. P. W. of Lake Mary at her home, Mrs. Mildred Donaldson was welcom­ ed as a new member. Thr group studied together the second chapter of "The Hymnbook of the Ages" and read t paper on "What Prayer le and Isn’t" in memory of Mra. Rthel Ayres, who passed away this month and was to have been Ihelr Irader at this meeting. They voted to send a contribution m IS tn minions for youth ia to r honor. Plans were made tor 8 supper to be held at the Lake Mary Community Presbyterian ehureh March 28. The dinner will t o served aa long aa the No advance tiekete will to gold. The committee tn. charge of thin fish supper ere Mr*. F. K. Denaldson, Mrs. Jam ee Mrs- Joe Smathers. A committee composed Shirley Smith end Mrs. Ml fled Brooklyn was appointed te with Circle Two oa plens for a house warming te we held early neat month for Mr. and Mm A. E. Crocker and Mr, and Mra. Dale Alexander. Attractive tone* of randy were distributed te members to reiee money for fcetr organisation. TjJuuao and love that nhoel his Spanish B allet at tha Restaurant S h rim p 4 C h i c k e n By Lake Mary BY HELEN SNODGRASS Mra. Witherspoon Daniels and daughter of Savannah, Ga. arc house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cos. Mrs. William Pratt. Mrs. Ruby Fletcher and Mrs. Jessie Graham of Drfand visilrd Mrs. Retla Neib last week. They drove over to Umatilla tor luncheon one day. Mr. and Mr*. Elmer S. Moon of Detroit, .Mich, were guesta of Mr. and Mr*. John Stone, ree rnity, Mr. and Mrs. nnlph Couliellc and son*. James Carroll, Van Al­ len and Charles, spent last week­ end In Clewlston. Mr*. Rosa Ix-e Peterman, who had been visit­ ing there, returned home with them. On the way home they visited Bok Tower and Cypres* Gardens. Weekend house guest* of Mr. and .Mrs. R. IL Hamlin were Mr, and Mrs. R, V, Hurst of Anniston, Ala. Mr. and Mrs: Kirby Kellers anti rhildn-n were Sunday visitors with relatives In Coen*. Mrs. Elizabeth Fowles and Mra. Bert Whlla of Ormond Ueach were recenl visitor* of Mr. and Mra. M. IL Ryan. Mr. and Mr*. Richard Good­ win and Mr. and Mrs, Layton Oglesby have r-turned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Oglesby in .Seville. Friend* of Clifford Langston will he glad lo learn that he has returned home.-following sur­ gery at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. Mr. and Mr*. E. B. Hender­ son of Orlando were dinner If cream won’t whip, ehtll II guests nf the C. A. Hendersons, thoroughly, then add a chilled last Friday. egg white and whip again. EASTER SPECIAL All Regular 817-38 Including Fur Tinted 8 Hleachad Hair. Waves FA 2-7787 Fur I'killlp, 8848 HIAWATHA DRIVE Roly Margie or France*. M. • TYun. . Fri. . Evening Appointments Available! See and b eige $11.96 Civic Cen ter • 2501 8 . SMfonl Av*. FA 2-9711 Opts 7 Day A Weak • DEAN AND JEAN PARRISH Featuring1 Freshly Prepared — Box Social Planned An array nf local talent haa been arranged, assuring everyone attending an enchanting hour of music, dance and dram a. Hr*. George Wells, president of the club, will rstrnd the welcome, t l . Cdr. Jack Langford, public relalions officer for Hat Wing 1 al N. A. S. and president of the Toastmasters Club, will give an editorial entitled, "Wartime D ra­ m a." Providing a variety of musie will b# Birger Westrr on hia violin, ac­ companied by Mrs. Wester at the piano. Pete Schirarri wilh hia Vibra Harp accompanied by Harry Wester and Dick Aiken and his family. Several students from tha Dean, na School of Dance will entertain thr audience with four numbers, “Wood Kitten*," "Bunnies." "F air­ ies" and "Indians," under the direction of Dcsnna. Mrs. Arthur W, Lambert will give too poem* by tha DeBary author. L. Beach, illustrated amD sketched hy Mr*. Grelehen Cro­ well. Several club members will take part in a short drama en« titled. "A tfentury of Ladies, and Novels." Mrs. Raymond Smith it spon­ sor of the program and Mrs. S. J. Nix is program chairman. See - - D R IV E -IN Now Open Under New Management The Fine Art* Department of the Sanford Woman's Club will present the annual Animated Mag­ azine program. Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. at the club house, 313 Oak Ave. This is one of the few program* that is open to the public and free of charge. All residents of Sanford and the surrounding area arc in­ vited to come for all or any part nf the program. Yn, • savings setstmi in •ur Institution is on Idonl woy to anvo for the educo♦lon nf 8 youngster, family aocurity or your future re­ tirement. Nap In ,,# ,lo ft THURSDAY, MARCH 24,8:15 p. m. • 1959-60 Season Tickets ^ Available at Chamber of Commerce for this performance. $5.00 Adults, $3.50 Students. Presented iy lenford -DeBary IT* Entertainment Aewd s Hw I n m n m lin m �L --------------— ------------ — ;T/W* V —'_Y "11 - ---- I------l- 'L 'V * * — rr.-—------ T T ---- . t. ' f . urr. . V- J **% "ff F * h- WASHINGTON CALLING CASK E — 407: Bill K., aged 49, la a successful management engi­ neer. "Dr. Crane," be began, as we lunched together recently, "your Traders might enjoy American freedoms far more If they knew the n a l conditions in England. "I have just returned from an <extensive liip where* I consulted with business leaders in Britain. "In Scotland, 1 (topped at a Jewelsr‘a to have my watch re­ paired. At I looked over the limit­ ed supply of new watches in the showcase, I saw one 1 liked. "But the Jewaler informed me ft* couldn't sell it, for it was the eily one ha had in stock. Ha said fee would hava to mako an official requisition from tha government bureau (Board of Trade) (o get mere watches. "And if he should try to order MOO worth of watchof, that govern­ ment bureau might arbitrarily eut down his order .to *2oo. "Furthcrmoi*. they'd make him HOlt six months for shipment." In "free enterprise" America vs. lallstlc England, note the tot­ ing contrasts: Hera a Jeweler can order as much as ba wishes from any mantfacturor be prefers to patronise. But not so in England, though officially the government there trier to cover up ita strangulation of fora competition. "Dr. Crane," Bill continued, "if pou wished to open • retail alors of any sort in Great Britain, you'd Brat hava to obtain a permit from tho government, "Even if and when that alow permit was finally granted, you would Had that the government might forbid your opening a store Ja London, and only grant you permlesira to start your new shop in Leeds or'Birmingham, "Besides, it would arbitrarily tell you exactly how many employes you must havo - - no more and no lase. "It would also limit you as to how much you could invest In building tho store or In renting one already constructed. "It would likewise tell you ex. ■fctly when you must open your doors for trade eaeh morning and when you must close up shop. "Thus, the government may tall you to open at 9 and close at 12. Then it msy order you to open at 2 and close at 4. You as tha owner have no rights but are a pawn of bureaucracy. "And it would limit your stock of goods, telling you not only the tout amount of merchandise you could hive on your shelves, but ■Iso exactly how many brooms or pounds of sugar or bolts of doth or watches of any specific brand you could carry. "Indeed, you can’t even buy a package of cigareta at a drug store (chemist shop) nor at a grocery store but can find them ONLY at a tobacconist shop. "No Jewelry at watches can be purchased from a British drug store: Yet here in America a druggist can sail anything from bread to baby’a bottles, sun glasses to fountain pene end sodas. WA1H1N0T0N- la tha works ■ n Important h « novas to try to rotrlava something out of tha rapidly' deteriorating situation in Cuba. Flret and forauoat la tha retire a( Ambassador Philip W. Baaaal to his post to Havana. la viow of Fidel Castro’s dlroet attack oa tha anbasiador it may havo baoa aocoasary to with­ draw k in for a tim e.'But It is vitally Important now for Bonkit la ro tan . Ka has tha wisdom, tha Judgment and tha experience to aava what may still ho savsd out of a situation as ominous in ita loag-raaia threat as any tha United Italas has conlroatad sines INI. A number at proposals are r a ­ dar active consideration. Ont it for a declaration by Bonsai coineldantal with his return, pledg­ ing Um United States to follow the rule of law with respact to any action taken, by the Castro regime against Amariesn pro­ perty in Cubn. In effect, this would bo a pledge against direct reprisals for the leisure of Amerlean holdings. Tho White House decision to aak for discretionary authority over tha sugar quota, of which Cuba geta a fat one-third of the Import market, will put a wespon In the president'!, hands. But it O Quotable Quotes K (non-profit). Let your American Lai men'* club's discuss itt vital con tente, for America is verging ci socialism, too. (Always write le Dr, Crane l> c a n of this newspaper, encleeWASHINGTON — Act II. Sems ing n long 4e stamped, eddiees- scant, sama characters, asms eld ed envelope rad Me to cover typing end printing casts when story. Tbe only thing different as the you send for one ef Us book­ lets.) curtain went up for the second lima in tha Sonata chamber on tha un scintillating civil rights drams after ■ weekend Intermission was that the actors didn’t look as tired. for many years. Excerpts from It This was a bad omen. It meant were previously mads available they’ve been rejuvenated and now to the publle in ainglo records, thalr show could go on longerbut this is the first comprehensive much longer. And tha longer It played the album. ft is entitled "Album of Modem more it was going to coil the cus­ Poetry—An Anthology Read by tomers who’d been unwilling in tbe first place to pay the high the Foote." It may be ordered from the Re­ price for n performance which had cording Laboratory, Library of the longest first act In all Wash­ Congress, Wsiblngl.n 26, D. C. ington history. The pries Is |14.86, Including ex­ Tho price for the printed Word cise tax end shipping costs, for alone come to '8107,871. Bines the curtain went up for the first act, tho complete album. thoea thasplana on tha Senate stage below dribbled out 1,093,400 Those words spsnnod 1,289 Appropriately Enough words. pages of the Congressional Rec­ LONDON (UPI) - Members of ord. the Nature Conservancy Board In- If you think this strange cast duds Col, H. Morrey Salmon. Prof. made any progress, all you hava J. A. Steen and Col. J, C. W. to. do is look at their calendar. Pinch. And the secretary of (ho Fire Research Board Is J. F. Fry, Whils out In tha outside world tho date had crept up to March 7, the characters In this production were’ still nnder tbs Illusion It was C R O S S W O R D un :i i-:-:: February 16, tha day the curtain :•).’■ in • " ii -t'ljn T. Spoken IB. Fruit first went up. IV.1W i jlV*. |,J They don't hold the clock back '.V:i: rj M e for this spectacle. They hold the VI 41.11- II MM calender back, end il'i going to M.:i.).): H -u a n m -uv -i stay February IB until this debate 1111:111 ;iM|| or Hadoe free i n over. At the nuuidU i-j> moment, it iooke like it'll be the •r-’-iM i.v .m ■ •lil-.MJi;., •Jf-IH I -'1 ! "I’ve been glancing over those 1,938,400 wards end the only thing salvageable *vent a to be Sen. Hem Ervin's eld eawa about the Ervin ancestry in North Carolina— usually uttered In the isle hours B2- Small closet of early morning. S4. Questioned Probably they could be bound •7. Imperils In a volume aa a supplement to ML Stockdoe MlUor’e Joke Books end sold RT i □ to the pubHe to help defray soma i of the cost of this debate. % In a eense, tbe taxpayers have r been getting their money's worth BT nut of the |28£00-a.year senators. "" The lawmakers hare been going at T" % 22 F It 14 hours e day without extra pay. Where elae In the U. S. con United Press latcraetloaal WASHINGTON - E. R. Quesada. administrator of the Fadtral Aviation Agency, in a telegram to Lockheed, manufacturer of the Electra turbo-prop airliners: “The-Tel City (Ind.) crash now appears to be sufficiently similar to a previous accident of the seme type aircraft last Septem­ That’s a alack of bllle when you ber near Buffalo, Tex., to Justify consider that the lawmakers have operating restrictions pending fur­ leaa than four monthi to go beforo ther investigation." they must adjourn for the nations] SAN FRANCISCO — San Fran­ conventions. Even though they're foregoing cisco City College eoed Sandy their customary 10-day Eester va­ Cheraiss, 41-lt-ST, reporting foilcation this year, itll be u herd gull tire after a shopping tour to com­ ply with tbo dean's demand that to get out of this bole. That pile of bills becomes eveu she waar loose clothing to hide more siiable when you roellxe bar figure: "Loom like whs it Like a tent?" that so far this year the total number of bills our Coagram CONAKRY, Guinea - President .made into law eosses to Just 1L fleheu Tours explaining why ba welcomes Communist Chinese to Guinea: "Tha qualities of serious work and psrserverancs of the Chinese will bo aa sxamglo to fight against'our latinets, our Indo­ lence and eur lack of foresight." Great Poets Read Works On Record 11 1 ;• 1 1 // ■ 4 m i 1? V r; > v, ■i’ * ai* r 22 i r n M S M m m m y y S M By war WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) - U this be treason you can shoot me at sunrise, but It )■ something 1 have to *ay. When our fore­ fathers picked the location for tha national capital, they goofed twice. The first mistake they made was putting the capital too far north. The second mistake was putting it too far south. This msy hive struck ■ deli­ cate geo-political balance, but it left the capital at the mercy of both the Yankee ami Dixit cli­ mates, and III prepared for both. Lately we have been suffering from the first mistake. I suppose most cities ere dis­ concerted to some extent by a blltxard but this la tbe only piece 1 know of where every snowfslt Is a traumatic experience. A wive of apprehension sweeps over Washington aa anon aa tha Weather Bureau mentions dm word. The tact that tbe forecast Is often wrong brings no comfort but rather makes everyone more Jittery. ' People gather In little eluitera to watch tbs darkling sky. If tbo iky starts flaking, panic acta la. Even tl»M who cams hero from areas where snow holds no terror are gripped by the foaling of Im­ pending doom. Downtown workers rush to the telepbona to cell their loved oum at home. Suburban housewives cell downtown for anxious conferantes with their huObands. Then everyone sits by e redin to wait for the word that the Dis­ trict of Columbia haa proclaimed e state of emergency. As I un­ derstand it, tbo district has three emergency mow plans, any ora of which Is sufficient to evacuate the city. Schools shut down; tho wheels, of commerce, unless equipped with snow tires, skid io a halt: tho machinery of government dumps atone on ana cylinder. I have before mo an ill-llmnd press release from the National Georgraphlc Society that spring arrived at 0:41 a. m. Sunday. But I don’t believe K and I don’t think anyone olae here Sees either. We hare foot gone through our third snowfall of March. Tha cri­ sis haa passed but wa a rt still in tbe recuperation period. We fear we era not yet eut ef dsager. • T* : by Marquis Childs is a two-edged sword, slaeo any effort to eut Cuba's share would send Castro off Into new antiAmerican tirades. Mora important It could be ussd to alienate the Cuban paopla n o n directly then «ny of the Castro propaganda. For the cuts would b« made against the back­ ground of the agreement with So­ viet ltuisla negotiated by Deputy Pnm ler Anastas Mikoyan. Theta who understand tha altnatlon best, stress the n a l sig­ nificance of the Russian sugar deal. The 700,000 tons a' year Rus­ sia would buy naans an antra 12 days of work a year In an In­ dustry that provides on the aver­ age only about 100 days of wort annually. If that gain of U days w an to bo wiped out by Amer­ ican eetlon it would cause the deepest resentment. Tbo avenge Cuban has, of coun*. no way of knowing how bad tha deal la Ukaly to prove for him la the long run in view of the Soviet machinery and goods that must bo bought under Its term* at prices Used by Moscow. It haa been represented as • g n at bonansa in tha channels of pro­ paganda entirely dominrted by Castro sod his fervent emotion­ alism. What Is happening has at times the look of a Greek drama mov­ ies to a tragic and inexorable end. Thera Is some resemblance to what occurred during tho later phase ofsthe Spanish civil war. Then, as now, the Communists knew exactly what they wanted and they w en completely ruth­ less In setting out to get it. There shpuld be no doubt about what their aims are in Cuba. As bardboiled realists they know that for many reasons they could not form a government in Havana. The United States could nsver tolerate a Communist reslma at a point of such vulnerability. The freedom-loving Cuban people could be counted on to n ls t ourhoritarian rule under communism as they m isled tho Batista dic­ tatorship. Tha basic goal of Communist strategy Is to force the Colossus of tbo North to Intervene directly and preferably with troops that would undertake to eat up a pup­ pet government. .For this rea­ son Castro la subtly tncouraged in his wild snll-Americaniim and every possible Irritant is played up to bedevil the relaUeoship be- tween the imatl Island repuhlle end tbe enormoualy rich power that has io long overihadowed It. "We will give them back Rungory three-times over," one Com­ munist leader la reported to have® eeld of tbo strategy to compel the U.S. to send in troops to Itv t property and lives. Intervention with force would he disastrous throughout Latin America' and in neutral Africa and Asia. It would enormously, further communism's long-rengo strategy, which Is to take over not in little Cubs but In Brasil where in n key area with a large depreieed population they wool® menace tbe whole hemisphere. Some of the professional anti­ communists in this country have been playing with Cuban exiles out of tho Batista regime. Among thorn a n tha worst corrupUonisti and butchers of that dletatofehlp. Naturally they would ilka to 9eo Unela Sam put tha old pieces baek In place. Like the planes from American fields that have tried to eat fire te Cuban su g ii# fields, this plays directly late the hands ef Castro and the Com* muni its does to him. The Elsenhower administration has shown great patience and forbearance In the face of provoca­ tions that would try the temper of an angel, as the president showed again i t his press conference. To resist the pressure! building up for reprisal will be , Increasingly difficult. But tb o io ^ pressures must somehow bo re­ sisted. J -a If You Are Under 80 You Are Not Too Old For Life Insurance > Let us tell you how you can atilt apply for a 11,000 life Insurance policy to help take care of flnsE •xpensss without burdening your family. You handle the entire tranaaetion by mall with OLD AMERI­ CAN of KANSAS CITY. No obtl.1 gation. No one will eell on you I Tear out this ad and mall It to-’, day with your name, addrese and year of birth to Old American In*, auranco Co., 4000 Oak, Dept.' LS00B, Kaness City, Missouri, | HAVANA — Statement repeat­ ed several times on n television broadcast by Ernesto Guevara, leftist economic mar of Cuba: "Cuba'a g n a t friend U Soviet Lake Mary School Move Postponed ^ The move into Lake Mery ele­ mentary school's new addition won't be made until the beat la connected there and more eottied weather conditions arrive, according to school officials. AU tho Lake Mery students, about 1M, will move to five rooms In a new wing whet the transfer la made, It wee reported today. The aid section will he remodeled end made into en admintetrative suite, library, teachera* lounge and three classrooms. Them wlU be claaaroomi end a Tel. FAirfaa 2-374) 43 m North Orange Street* 401 M n Central Avenue... 1343 East Colonial Drive. ..7 Tel. GArden 4-360* .Tel. GArden 344931 .Tel, GArdon 9-3642 After-tax tneoma of Americans The Ant Confederate flag was la ex pactsd to rise I per cent to Mi billion dollars is I960. mods in Montgomery, Ala. Happiness Through Health M * '+ u w i W j 'M u v k m n m Good Posture Not Entirely Under Control Of Will (By DR. F. LEO KKRW1N) «■ on spinet the main- your eyes and touch any spot of our structural on your body that you so da- * **■■■*»*» wh|ch &:■ a,d ln wgu|ltlng ba. ■b* fe a to l D erail Page 4—Mon. March I I , 1*60 •turn developing ac. t inuat ba remember. te epine U not mere* H iy a pile of bones a one on top of the P o t h e r without 1 control, but la L held together by .*- ligaments ba* 3 lanced by groups Uncq. By theae parte connect* ed by mllliona of nerve wlree we are abte to maintain ba. knee and good posture. Any Interference with this nerve communicating system would prevent one from having eomPkte control of hli posture. The Chiropractor la trained to locate and remove nerve Interference. One ef a eerlen e f articles • a t t e explain a n d B w tr a te th e p ractice e f e d e e tif k C hiropractic, w r ittr a by D r. F . L ee K erw la w hose office le h e a te d a t SOI 8 . Fr ee eh A re . a e d M s telephone n u m b er Is K A irfax 1-7441. *.---- wmm ----— ■ through when others can't - foe i-Whaol-Drire Universal 'Jeep', It travels at highway speeds in 3-wheel drive, hoi ■hiltt instantly Into 4-wheal drive te go throegh mad, seed or mow —where no roods exfat. 4-WHU-IIIV! % kydrauUe lift, “go-anywtore" rotors. HUTS.. Jbk for • demonstration of the Univenal 'Jeep* today! •M is \ CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP �vrvrr 9k* •o n fe rh Mon. March 21, 1960—P ap e K Vrralfe Public Invited To Animated Magazine The Fine Art* Department of the Sanford Woman'* Club will present the annual Animated Mag­ azine propram. Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. at the elub home, 313 Oak Avr. | This is one nf thr few proprams that is open to the public and free of charge. All residents of Sanford and the surrounding area are in­ vited to come for all or any part of the program. An array of local talent hai Ibeen arranged, assuring everyone OFKIC’KKS OK THE NAVY WIVES Cl.im lire from left, Mrs. Alfred Heauchiinip, Mrs. Ted Clevenger, Mrs. William Kutr.er, Mrs. William Lesghty, Mrs. John Hol­ brook, Mrs. Raymond Le Roe and Mrs. Hugo Muhlke. Navy Wives Club Installs Officers Mrs. Lynn Mosier The first annual installation of officers of Navy Wives Club No. 211 was held recently in tha din­ ing room of the Mayfair Inn. The club was organized in November and officially received their char­ ter at tha installation ceremony. Mrs. William Kulzer was in­ stalled as president by Chaplain William Hearn. Others taking office were Mrs. William Leighly, vita president, Mrs. Ted Cleven­ ger. recording secretary, Mrs. Raymond Le Roe corresponding secretary, Mrs. John Holbrook, treasurer, Mrs. Alfred Beauchamp, parliamentarian and Mrs. Hugo Mahlke, chaplain. Mri. Robert W. Sly a was In­ troduced as sponso. and hono­ rary member of the elub. Capt. James 1). Hamate was gilcat speaker. A chartering ceremony w a s conducted by Chaplain Hearn, who presented Club Char­ Presents Program ' t Garden Club MRS. (iORDON SWEENEY was guest speaker at the Mimosa Garden Circle thin month. Shown at the meeting with one of her arrangement!!, nre Mr*. Jo Peck, circle chnirman, Mrs. C. L. Wallia, co-hostess, Mrs. Sweeney, and Mm. Raymond Clicquennoi, hostess. (Herald Photo) Circles. Study Arrangements Plan For State Convention Mayfair. Mr*. Leepcr wa* elect ed delegate and Mrs. Robison alternate to attend the Florida Federation of Garden Club* con­ vention in West Palm Beach April 14 to 16. M r s . Charles Campbell nf Geneva, gave an interesting talk on herbs, their history, growth and use In cooking. The hostesses served refreshments to (he 18 members and guest* present. IXORA CIRCLE Members of the Ixora Garden Circle celebraled their anniver­ sary at the March meeting at the home of Mri. Robert Shed den In Ravenna Park, with cohotleit, Mrs. John Burton IV and Mrs. Douglas Strnslrom. Mrs. Wight Klrtley, chairman, announced that a corsage work­ shop would be held i t the Home Demonstration building. She also stated that the Ixora Circli had MIMOSA CIRCLE Mrs. Gordon Sweeney was igueit speaker at the March meet­ ing of the Mimosa Circle. Mem­ bers met af the home of Mrs. Raymond Clicquennoi «n Elliott Avc. with Mrs. C. L. Wallis as co-hostess. Mrs. Sweeney demonstrated the use of artificial and fresh flow­ ers. which she stated could be used together very nicely. She also showed how an odd goblet, •covered randy ja r and demitasse eups could he used for smsII flower arrangements. An um­ brella stand could also Be used for a large arrangement. Mrs. C. B; Cleveland, horti­ cultural chairman, told members that 2-8-10 fertilizer will harden the grofrlh on Hibiscus and help them withstand the rold. Use a high nitrate fertilizer Iron. March until August and then use the 2 8-10. atojcaf Members ditcussed the program for 1060-61 and a wntle elephant tale was held at the conclusion •f Ihe meeting. Refreshments in a St. Patrick’s Day theme were served by the hostesses to Mrs. Herbert Beh­ rens, Mrs, C. B. Cleveland, Mr*. Gerald Behrens, Miss Kay lienRinger, Mrs. C. Hittelt, .Mrs. Her­ man I-cdcrhau*. Mrs. H. F. Mc­ Whorter, Mrs, W. B. Moye, Mrs. Jo Peck, Mrs. Walter Price. Mrs. II. Rice, Mrs. Alice Rnhioloi and Mr*. Roy Partin. DIRT GARDENERS' CIRCLE The Dirt Gardeners' garden circle met at the home of Mrs. Doris Kline In Geneva with Mrs. R. F. Robison and Mrs. Jean Adsms as co-hostease*. Circle chairman, Mrs, L. E. Leeper, gave a report on the General Business Luncheon at-the MONDAY The Little Women'! Story Lea­ gue meets at the home of Mis* Marcia Kay l.ippincolt on Elm Ave. at 7 p. m. Covered dish aupper and "Hus­ bands Party" sponsored by Ameri­ can Home Department of Sanford Woman'a Club at the home of Dr and Mra. A. W. Woodall, 228 W. ilth St. Supper aerved at 7 p. m. Reservations must be in no later than Saturday afternoon. Call FA 2-0710 for reservations. VAH-5 Enlisted W Iv p s Club meets at 7*:to p. m. at Holy Cro*s Episcopal Church. AH wives in­ terested in movie shots-of their families at the Lake Golden Ka*ter Egg Hunt, April I, must ba prasent at this meeting tonight, to register for tha film and pay tha 25o per child. For further infor­ mation call, FA 2-2738, FA 2-6849 or FA 2-5683, TUKHDAY South.ide P.T.O. meet* at 8 p. m. in the auditorium for short business session and program. R. T. Mil we* will b* guest speaker. Parent* will vialt the chtdree'a classrooms a t 7:30 p, m. Anno Miller Circle election of officer* I p, m. at tha Elk* Club, followed by a social hour. What, No Blondes? CARRAW AY M cKIBBIN If you like tha color of your locki, you're In the minority. A survey conducted for • beauly institute showed that 68 per cent of the nation's women, rang­ ing from IS to the 60'*, would change their hair color if they had a choict. Surprisingly, moat women did not dream of being blondes. Thay voted for a medium shade that would load itself to auburn highlights, Wendt flocks or reddish tones. b A N G E L 'S lied for first place in the ftow-'r arrangement contest at the an­ nual luncheon. Due lo the April meeting date being Good Friday, it was voted to meet the third Wednesday of April. Mr*. Burlo-. was elected delegate to Ihe state convention. Mrs. Frank Donahue spoke in the group on corsage making and drmonstralcd the use or wir­ ing and taping bloisomt for cor­ sages. She gave numerous help­ ful pointers in the art. A plant exchange wa, held at the dose of the meeting. Refreshment* were served from a tahlc, centered with a lovely arrangement of Camellias and burning tapers to Mrs, Vernon Mize, Mr*. Rudy Sloan, Mrs, W. H. Stemper, Mrs. Vann Parker. Mr*. T. W. Mcro, Mr*. Fred Ganai, Mrs. William Bush, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Kirtley, Mrs. John Morgan. Mrs. G, D Bishop J r , Mrs. Donahoe, Mrs. Richard Dea*. Mr*. George Kick, Mr*. Spencer Harden, Mr*. C, F. Brooke Smith. Sirs. Howard Me Null)*, Mr*. Donald Rales, Mr*. W. V. Roberts, Mrs. Harry Lee Jr., and the three hostesses. Friends Surprise Couple A t Home Mr. and Mr*. Ficd ILtrrl* were guest* of honor at a surprise partyin their new home at 611 Jackson St., Wnter Park. A group of their friend* gathered for a house warming and brought the cover­ ed dish supper alt ready for serv­ ing, Mr. and Mr*. Harris have been resident* of Enterprise for a num­ ber of years and Mill own their home on the comer of Main and DeBary St*, but Mr. Ilariia I* em­ ployed In Winter ParV and rnthnr than drive that dlslancr each day, they spend the weekend* in Enter­ prise. HOW THEY MAKE POLKA • DOT PAINT The vogue in floor and wall coatings these days Is toward multi-color lacquers. The trick In production Is lo get the various hues on ao lhat they keep their Individual idcntlttci without mud­ dying each other. Here how it's done— "Lacquer particle* srr di«persed in water," explained a firm that makes such painls. "Each particle, containing spe­ cial solvents, is surrounded by a protective colloid, ao the lacquer looks like colored rice particle) floating In water." Members of the Oviedo Garden Club and guests enjoyed a cov­ ered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. 0. It. Parker with only llirre members being absent, de­ spite the terrible weather. Mrs. Lynn Mosier was cohosless. Mr*. Parker furnished barheciictl chicken for main course of the day. Following the delicious repast a business meeting was held with Mr* C. R. Clonls, president, presiding. An Interesting talk on fertilizer was given by Mrs. Mo sier. Those enjoying the day included Mrs. A. A. Myers snd her guests. Mrs. Karl K. Buzcr and Lynn Schnackrr: Mr.v Lynn Mosier snd giiesl, Mrs W. K, Ward: Mr*. Mae E. King, Mrs. George C. Means. Mr*. W. R. Meek Sr.. Mr*. Charles T. Niblack. Mr*, Ole* a Tielsrma, Mrs. C. R. Clonls Sr.. Mrs, Theodore Aulln Sr.. Mrs. C. It. Clont* Jr„ Mr*. James K. Brookshire. Mrs. Joe Members of the Elder Spring* Ttsttlc, Mr*. James Wilson, Mr*. Home Demonstration Club met C. L West Sr. snd Mrs. Roy at the home of Mrs. I.udla E. Welsenbarger. Schultz for the March meeting Mrs. Carl Bradbury gsve the devotion snd Mr*. Harold Fauvrr. presided* at the business session. Plan* wen- made to Join the Longwood club for a hake sale The Homemakers S. S Class in the near future. Mrs. Schultz. of the Fir*l Baptist Church held Mr*. W. D. Simpson and Mrs. their March rlssi party st the H. L. Bradbury were appointed home of Mr*. C. L. Park on to serve on the nominating com­ West 17th St. Mra. Clyde Hum­ mittee. Several member* plan in make phrey. class president, presided at the huiineis session and the dresses to be shown in the devotion was given by Mrs. Irv­ county dress review in April. Mrs. R. A. Summer* was wel­ ing Pryor. Following routine reporta, Mr*. comed at a new member and Stewart Gatrhel, group captain, Mrs. C. H Wing •• a visitor. The next meeting Is scheduled gave a short run down of class members who were sbienl due [or April 19 at Ihe home nf Mrs lo illnesi and other reasons. W. 0. Nolan. The program will Prayer partner n a m e s w e r e be be on "getting Ihe most out given mil and a committee was of your years." appointed lo select a clast pro­ ject. Osteen A social hour was enjoyed and game* played under thr direction of Mr*. Robert Schmidt. Prize* were awarded lo Mr*. II. J. Finch. Mrs. L'urtl* Lavender, Mrs Humphrey and Mrs. W. I. tty MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Nr, and Mr*. Robert lllrt are CTahlree. Others ailvnding were Mrt A. the parent* of a son, horn March L. Thoms*. Mr*. J. L. Hobby, fi at flemlnote Memorial Hospital. Mrs. liny fire). Mrt. If. it. Grier, He weighed H lb*. 4 os*, and ha* Mr* l.ewi* Dinkins. Mrs. S. D. hern named Robert Eduard Jr. Aired, Mr*. Clayton Smith and liiandpaii-nts are Mr*. George Ilirt and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mr*. W. F. Yrakle. Clsrk of Osteen. The Rev. and Mr*. J»e Doutbilt and baby daughter, Joanne, haw moved into the parsonage of the Osteen Raptist Church. Rev. Douthitt formerly had a chaige in Sanford. TUESDAY First Baptist Bible Survey Class Thumb - Sucking at 9:3(1 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Most nrthodonists no longer con­ Brotherhood supper and meeting sider thr habit of thumb sucking at 7 p. m. • as scriou* a child problem as Men of th* Church Supper, 7 Ihey did in former year* — par­ p. m., in tha First Presbyterian ticularly If Ihe habit la discon­ Church. tinued by the age of six or seven. Elder Springs Club Plans Bake Sale Mrs. Park Hostess ier No. 211 to Mrs. Kutzer, presi­ dent. Soloist was Juanita Savage, ac­ companied by pianist. Sue Knke. The national club colors of blur and gold were carried out in coruxcs. candles tnd installation tahlc flower*. (Sucsls included M r s . S l y e , Capt. and Mrs. Itamage and Chaplain and Mrs. Ilcarn. Chair­ man and hostesses for the even­ ing were Mrs. J. J. Sicczkowiki. Mr*. We* Place, Mrs. Harold Stockhouse, Mrs. Jo.it Rovvn and Mrs. Walter Moor-. w is e The M.Y.H. of Barnett Memorial Method.-! Church, Enterprise, en­ tertained ihe M.Y.F. of Orange Cily at the Floridn Power Clii*. The parly was under the super­ vision of Mrs. B. W. Caillon and carried out the St. Patrick'* Day theme. About .15 young people from the two groups enjoyed an evening of fun and Christian fel. lowship. Refreshments were a*Sved by the host group. Enterprise To Class Party Personals Church Calendar Personals attending an enchanting hour of music, dance and drama. Mrs. George Well*, president of the elub. will extend the welcome. Cl. Cdr. Jack Langford, public rela> lions officer for Hat Wing 1 at N. A. S. and president of tha Toastmasters Club, will give an editorial entitled, “ Wartime D ra­ ma." Providing a variety of musie will b* Birger. Wester on his violin, ac­ companied by Mrs. Wester at the piano, Pete Schirard with hi* Vlbra Harp accompanied by Harry Westrr and Dick Aiken and hie family. Several atudent* from ihe Dean­ na School of Dance will entertain Plans for s box social, follow- the audirnce with four numbers, rd by * dance, lo he held April "Wood Kittens." "Bunnies," "F air­ t, starting at fi .tft p. m. were ies" and "Indian*,'* under the made at the meeting of the La­ direction of Dcsnna. dies Auxiliary nf ihe Lake Mary | Mrs. Arthur W. Lambert will Volunteer Fire Department held give two poems by the DeBary I author. L. Beach, illustrated and' at the fire house. ' sketched by Mrs. Oretehen Cro­ The women will each prepare well. Several club members will a meal for two m a box decorat­ take part In a short drama en­ ed for the occasion to be auc­ titled. "A Oentury of Ladies, tioned off and sold to the highest and Novels." bidder, who in turn gets to eat Mrs. Raymond Smith is spon­ with the lady who made it. sor of Ihe program and Mrs. B. There will also he a drawing J. Nix 1* program chairmen. for Ihe while crocheted stole lhat won first prize m Ihe Seminole County Fair display this year. It was nude by Mr*. Kay Sassman and donated lo Ihe fire depart­ ment to help raise money for their fund. The stole h is been Mrs. Roy Cress was hostess on display it the Lake Mary Food .Market amt the drawing lo Circle One nf tha U. P. W. will be held during the supper. of Lake Mary at her home. Mr*. The committee lit rharge of Mildred Donaldson waa welcom­ arrangements are: Millie Schwclc- ed as a new membar. kert. Ph. FA 2 78*1, and Kay The group studied togethar tha Sassman, FA 2 32R3. All pro- second chapter of "Tha Hymnreeds from the auxiliary activi­ book of the Ages" and road a ties go to further the work of paper on "W hit Prayer fa tad the fire department. Women of the Isn't" In memory of Mri. Ethel community are invited to join Ayres, who passed away thll this group ai any lime. month and was to hava boon their leader at thli meeting, lltey voted to send a contribution af Oviedo *s lo missions for youth la hoe honor. Plana were mada t o r a euppor to be held a t th # Lake Mare Community rreibyterian c h u r c h March 26. Inner will ha BY MARKIN' JONES served a t tong as tha food tart*. C T. McCullry Sr., suffered a No advance ticket* will be aoM. heart attack last weekend, while visiling his daughter, Mrs. Mar­ The committee in. charge of thta aupper a n Mta. F. B. Dongaret Iverson in Memphis, Tenn. fish Mr*. McCullry was In the hospi­ aldson, Mrs. Jamao tn tp aaa, oad Joa Smathera. tal llirre and the couple now Mr*. A committee composed of Mao. orropy morns just two doors Shirley Smllh and Mr*. 1W apart. Mr. MrCullcy's condition Brooklyn waa appointed to work i* reported as fair. Mail address­ with Circle Two on plana for a ed in 791 Margo Lane c. o Mrs. house warming to no held early Iverson will reach them. next month for Mr. aad Mra. Wallace Kelsey, son of Mr. and A. E. Crocker and Mr, and Mr*. Mr*. George A. Kelsey, has Dale Alexander. Attractive boost been tramferred from Camp Gor­ of randy were distributed to don to Ft, Stewart in Savannah, members to rail* money for M r Ga. organisation. Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Bluer and granddaughter, Lynn Retinaekrr nf Collinsville, III. are gue«lt of Mr. and Mr*. Audrey A. My­ ers. Mr. and Mrt. Jack Goodman and son, Mark, are new reildrnti of Oviedo. They arc living in their trailer nest to the home of Mr and Mrs. Lawson Hardy. II R. Spenrer Sr., ha* been confined to his home with the flu. Miss Juuie Fleming Is confin­ ed to her home, dun to illness. She had lo cancel a weekend trip to Gainesville, Roy Eason, hrother of Mrt, Mae K. King, has returned to Ins home in Savannah, Ga., after a stay in Ihe hospital but hla condition remains unchanged. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Nolle and family were recent gueala nr their parents, Mr. and Mri. J. (i. iieislry. Mr*. Karl Paul 1* reported to be railing well, following aurgery at the Florida Sanitarium. Oviedoant are quite proud of Mill Ann DeShazo, daughter of (he schoool principal, W. H. DcShlazo and hia wife. She made the Dean'* list at th« Unlvoraity of Florida again. Box Social Planned By Lake Mary Women’s Auxiliary Mrs. Cress Hostess To Church Group Personals BY HELEN SNODGRASS Mr*. Witherspoon Daniels anti daughlrr of Savannah, Gn, are house guests of Mr. and Mrt. Robert Cox, Mrs, William Pratt. Mr*. Ruby Fictrhrr and Mrs. Jessie Graham of DeLaud visitril Mra. Xetla N'eib Iasi week. They drove over to Umatilla ror luncheon one day. Mr. and Mr*. Elmer S. Moon of Detroit, Mich, wrrr gurslt of Mr. and Mrs. John Slone, rec­ ently. Mr. snd Mr*. Ralph Coiillrtte and sun*. James Carroll, Van Al­ len and Charles, spent Itsl week­ end in Clcwistnn. Mrs. Rosa Ixe Peterman, who had been visil­ ing there, returned home with them. On the way home they visited Bok Tower and Cypress Gardrns. Weekend home guest* of Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Hamlin were Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Hurst of Anniston, Ala Mr. ami Mr*. Kirby Sellers and children wi re Sunday visitor* with relative* in Cocoa, Mrt. Elizabeth Fnw!c« anil If**, Ben Whila of Ormond Beach were recent visitor* of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Richanl Good­ win and Mr. and Mrs, Layton Oglesby have r-turned from a visit with Mr. and Mr*. Gene Oglesby in Seville. Friends of Clifford Langston will he glad In learn that hr ha* returned home,-following sur­ gery at Seminole Memorial Ifospita). Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hender­ son of Orlando were dinner If rresm won't whip, ehtll It guests of the C. A. Hendersons, thoroughly, llirn add a chilled last Friday. egg white and whip again. A A a* * ' A ra D R IV E -IN Restaurant • 2501 8 . Sanford A ve. PA 2-97S1 Open 7 D ay A Weak Now Open Under New Management # DEAN AND JEAN PARRISH Featuring Freshly P re p a re d — Sh rim p & C h i c k e n w ith ad Iba Iriaim fnga Our Specialty — ORDERS TO GO! KASTtitt SPECIAL All Regular 817.86 Including Far Tinted A Bleached Hair. Permanent e g exon Wavee |U Phone PA 2-7787 Fur Phillip, 2646 HIAWATHA DRIVE Boh, Margie or France*. Tuan. - Thor*. - Fri. • Evening Appointment* Available! Yes, a savings accwmt hi •u r Institution lo a n Ideal w ay to save far tho educa­ tion of a youngster, family security or your ftriura ratframont. item l a . . . , t a t '* THURSDAY. MARCH 24,8:15 r • 1959-60 Season Tickets Available a t Chamber of Commerce for this performance, $5.00 Adults, $3.50 Students. Presented By Banford-DeBtry Entertainment Assort#tie* Jacqueline �P m * e-Mon. Mtreh 11,1969 TbO Seminole High School base­ ball team opens It's 1M0 season hero Tuesday night whan they take *a Colonial of Orlando. Tfc* gams will get underway at T;» is Manorial Stadium. Coach Dave Lauda hai given f lit t m f ir l |m l l m l« r Jim Grace/ (he nod for the starting job on (ho mound. Graco/, who baa been a Handout la til aporta this season, will bo In hla first pitching role linen plo/tns In (no Rotor/ League several araioni ago. He lacks ex­ perience but ho hai ahown good control and plenty of stuff on the ball ao ha ahould ba able to com* through for the loeala. Rig James Markham, a Junior, will be the starting first bairman for the Seminole* and Laude !i leaning heavily on hla big bat to giro the offense the punch. For tha past two aeatoni Markham hai been the leading hitter for the 8cmlnotei and tail year he finished the scaion with a fine ,110 average. LYMAN HIGH HEAD FOOTBALL COACH BUI Proctor, left, will bo on* Laude la having troubles in setof th* few Florida representative a t the Captlal Coaching Clinic In Wash­ ting tola Infield with George ington, Wednesday through Friday. Tho three day series of lectures and Porldai and Steve Barnet out with injuries and he haa not nam­ films will festure outstanding college coaches from all over the nation. ed any definite alerting lineup. "Rip" Engle of Penn State, Tom Nugent of Maryland, Ben Schwartzwalder Johnny Wbelchel la a sure starter of Syracuse, Ara Paraeghiun of Northwestern and two coaches from Urge bohlna the plate and Terry Christhigh schools will speak about football coaching techniques. Getting some eaten will be el third bate. Billy spring practice pointers from Proctor here are Lyman gridders Mike Rowlea will probably be the start­ Brown and Griffin Landresn. (Herald Photo) ing shortstop and John Mann la alt* ■ probable alerter at as­ cend bate, In the outfield senior veteran Ray Lusdqulat will be In left, Alex McKlbbtn will be In center end sophomore Jack Caolo will be In right. The Sanford Little Major League as the deriding date. Those trying cept on Friday nights. Starting had ita 1900 organisational meet­ out must attend both days to be the second hall June l. all games will be under the light*. ing last week at the recreation eligible for team selection. April II has been designated as Boys returning from last season department offices. P. E. McCoy was elected president. Larry opening date. All games In the are automatically on the same Fiver, vice-president; Sonny Ra. first half (April II to May 27) team without further registra­ born, secretary-treasurer and J. will be played at 4:30 p. m. ex­ tion. W, Kuykendall, league statist!clan. Registration and tryout date* (or all boys who have not play­ ed in little major league who wUl hold first place. At a meeting held last week. Ronald Pert)-, city Food marl, losing two games to have been set for Wednesday and Wllson-Maler after Tuesday night’s Thursday at 4:30 p. m. rccrentlon director, announced plans for the 1960 Softplay, now stands Just one-half The site wilt be Ft. Mellon ball season. game up la first place, with SI park. All boys must present their A new league "The Sanford Clssaic League" is be. wins. birth certificates at the time of ing formed and will consist of four top quality teams. Q om behind with S0‘k wins, Is registration. The ages accepted Full uniforms will be required and a twice a week sched. Irving Pryor's Insurance, deter­ A e 10 through 12. with August 1 ule played. mined to regain their old spot in th* league. The 'Pig N' Whistle The City Softball League will continue ns a six team holds third with 40H. Wllson-Maler playing three eiights per week. A sixty game schedule has fourth with 40, Robson Snort­ has been drawn up. ing Goods has 37 In fifth and HouThe Church Softball League will be a alow.pitch mtllat A Anderson hat 33 in sixth. league with each team having ten players. It wilt be a While the furniture team was nix team league with a 45 game schedule playing twice a trimming th* Grocers' lend, th* Pig wna busy winning two from the B. Edwards Builders Supplies It Druggists, and the Underwriters took all three wins tram Hobsons. hoping to add some more wins Split* were picked up this week to their total of 46W total during by Erma Anderson and Ruth Phil­ the remaining three weeks of lip*, th* t4 , Fran McPharsoo and league play, to keep th* top posi­ Shirley Simas, th* 4-3-7. with Shir­ tion In Tho Thursday Night Mix­ ty also making tho l-T, Erma Webb ed League. As th* Mason draw* to an end. th* *-T-t and 4-10. Ann Conklin the Stelnmcyer Roofing hopped back MO, tad Dot Tcalo th* 3-3-7, up into second slot, with 43H wins, after this last week'* play, After tonight's 10-event card at outstanding competition, th* 64Wilts Slalom and Sunland Estates dropped to Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, only pound brlndle-eolored gent has woo PI.NKKAM, N IL (U P I)-F rill third spot with 43 wins. Pinecrest n dozen racing days will remain on six, plactd In four and shown In Wagnerberger won the slalom holds fourth with 39, Furniture three. and combined title In the eastern Center it fifth with 37 and Flor­ the track calendar in the finest sen- Some of hi* toughest competition men's alpine champloashlpt Sun­ ida State Bank hat the sixth to of the local oval's history. la expected to come from O. B.’s day at Wildcat Mountain. The place with 34 wine. In the Grade-A featured event to­ Medium, a 62-pound red miss who B. Edwarde lost a little of that XT-year-old college student from will have the four-box's sreen Munich, Germany, had a total wanted lead when they dropped night, the ninth race over the five- sportcoat in th* headliner. O. B.'s two games to Stelnmeyera and sixteenths » mile distance. Carl Medium, a fire-time winner this Um* of 1:31.2. tho bankers knocked Sunland out Tracy'* young W. A. McCarty la season, la rated second best by of second by winning two garnet favored by morning line digits of early odds of 3-to-l. from the tubdividers. Pinecrest S-to-2. The sensational two-year-old Pleasure Up is another highly* took the furniture team'a mea­ wUl move after Swiftle, the me­ touted stepper In the hot ninth chanical rabbit, from the coveted sure as they won two from Furni­ event. She’ll be in the second start­ first post position. ture Center, spot, next to W; A. McCarty. In 17 start* this season against ing Splits were made by miny t t Hounding out tb* feature lioeup are Gordon Scnart, Ana Conklin, and Al's Susie, Point of Hooor, Frisky Ponce Elmore all made the 4-3. Hound, Or Lucky and Loom Cou­ Elmore alto picked up the 3-6-1C, pon. tho Missouri Valley Conference," Verne Biggall. Jest Caralbcrt, Lapchtrk points out. ‘‘A* league and Frank Mackey mad* the 3-10, champion, they would be going to with Fran picking up th* five Navy Night Set the NCAA tourney rather than the and dime a W Gauds Denalow NTT.** and Margie Woods both toppled A t Jet Lanes Ortbore, delighted with the ral­ Ibe 3-7, while the pretty one, the The Seminole High golfers con­ .Tonight wilt ho ‘Navy Night’ a t ly hi* Braves staged to snatch 3-1-10 was made by Betty Callan tinue to romp In match play. the victory from Providence after and Ken Stone. Fred Gana s' squad picked up Jet Lone*. trailing, 42-30, with to minutes George Swann turned tn n SO*- their loth straight win over a remaining, Isn't making any 301 as top game and serif* with two year period as they defeated Sanford Karel Air Station will claims tor nett year, however. Ed Callan coming in a close se­ DeLaad Saturday. start to bowl in th* summer NAS 13U ta 4»s. "For one Ihiax." Orsborn said, cond with o 300 scratch aeries. It scat the third victory d the Intramural Bowling Longue at "we lost aurtcra Mike Owens and 9 p. m. la oil, IS of tho SO lane* Mason for the locals. Dan Smith, so l’U have two spots at Jet Loom win bo used by th* M.dallit to th* play waa Sanlo plug myself. For another, Cin­ Campy Suffers Nary during Um tw in* of the ford'a Rickey Roth with a 74. cinnati stall has Boh WelMnhahu Other local winners were Ed league ploy every Mtoday eveuand Paul Uogue, who la going to Hamilton and Ward Waters, be a real alar, and they have a Dizzy Spell YERO BEACH (UPI) — Roy fellow to the (rum en named Tom Thacker who has i lot ol CampaoeUa, paralysed former tXvJirr catching star, w as. re­ Robertson-type talent." But Onbars admits hi* club ported resting comfortably today wiU be a "contender" and that aftrr he was taken to St. Mary's could he n huge understatement Hospital to West Palm Stack suf­ with such returnees at Mack fering with a dtuy spelt. Dr. Tom McGinn. Dodgcriown Herndon, who led scoring U the float* with 26 points; Chet physician who accompanied Cam(e r a if t Juke) Walker, the team's panella to West Palm Brack •c* scorer who was 111 to th* where ho waa ptowd under th* mml-Anala and final; and Al care of Dr. James Cooney, a Saunders, whoso clutch free neuro surgeon, said Campsaella’s throw* aaak Providence. Only condition was not serious. Tb* duty spell was attributed by Dr, Sauader* will be a senior. McGinn to aerreua exhaustion. By JERRY COVINGTON Old man weather finally gave us a break and spring training got under way in full awing over the weekend. All of the San Francisco Giants' farm clubs report­ ed and by yesterday there was activity on every diamond a t the training camp on Msllonville Ave. Although the weather was still a little cool, a nice crowd was on hand when Tacoma and Harlingen opened up the spring training exhibition Saturday at the stadium. Tacoma is the Giants top farm club and they are in the Class AA Pacific Coast League and Harlingen is in the Class AA' Texas League. This weekend marked the official open­ ing of a long season of baseball in the city. From here through September, baseball will be the big word and there will do very few .days and nights th a t on* won't be able to see a fine contest. Tomorrow night the Sanford Semin­ ole* open the 1960 season a t 7:80 when they take on Colonial of Orlando. Coach UsHrd Press U tem ittreal The Chicago White Sox may scrap their "go go" label this year for a "bang bang" tag. The American League champi­ ons have ahown their expected SAN FRANCISCO IUPI)—Tha Buckeye buU-taw, ao powerful that It crushed favored Calfomla In a matter of minute* to air* Ohio State th* NCAA basketball championship, turned It'a alghts today on n trip to Roma. Coach Fred Taylor wUl lead hla towering youngsters Into the Olymple play-offs at Denver Builders Pace Mixed Loop Play t* ); 42.1. (St: Sutplsto (S) 116-7. — Grace/ (S) NEW YORK (UPI) - Another National Invitation Tournament championship for Bradloy's bas­ ketball Brevet M il gear? Maybe set — they may bo lo* good. Thai's the opinion of one emlhead authority, Jo* Lapehlek of S t J ska's th* only coach to win men NIT title* (three) than Bradley'a Chock Orsborn (two), Th* antis* hat a let oT hackers after tha Bravos* atuaolaf as TT Baal wta over Providence Satur­ day. "With Oarer Robert son core Bom Cmcbmill, Bradley may be toady to take over domination of PRIS1IGE Seminole Golfers Keep Mark Intact ••A U C * , „ w , i VA 2 - M ; j f ' Coach Jim Pigott and his youngster* opened the 1960 track season here in fin* fashion by defeating DeLand 101 to 22. Coach Pigott feels he has a well balanced team this year and he is hoping that they will be able to take the OBC crown in track and keep the ball rolling. SHS is co-footbail champion in the OBC and the basketball squad won the to u r-(t nament so if the track and baseball teams come through, it could be a perfect year in sports. New League Off To Good Start Race On For Lead In Sandspur Loop ( I ): Whitehead Mm * s — Fox Whitehead (S)t Brood Jatap Dave Laude hai scheduled senior Jlm .i Grace? to start on the mound for the lo­ cals and it should be a very fine contest All of the home games will be played un­ der the lights a t Memorial Stadium and everyone Is urged to come out and give these youngsters their full support throughout the season. The Sanford Greyhounds are going through the paces In Pensacola now and they are scheduled to report to Sanford on April 19 here against Leesburg. . Satarda y HALLANDALE (UPI) — Bald Eagle rallied In the atretch to win tho fUZJOO Gulfstream Handicap. BOSTON (UPI) - J a c k Riley, th* Writ Point coach who led the United States team to its surprise Olympic hockey victory, was named American hockey Coach of th# Year. DETROIT (UPI) — The De­ troit Red Winga clinched a berth in th* National Hockey League's Stanley Cup playotfi with a 4-3 victory over the New York RangSAN JOSE, Coats Rica (UP1>— Argentina lost to Brasil, 1-6, la its final game but woo th* Pan American soccer tournament with a record of four wins, am lots and one lie. NEW YORK (UPI) - Eads Floyd Stoao of Missouri nod Mi­ chael Simmons of Auburn signed with tho New York Titans of tho the defending champions, who Friday night defeated Cincinnati and Oscar Robertson, 77-69, in what was considered tho "dream gama" between the top two teams in th* country. California held Robertson to Just 18 points — but be bounced back with 33 Saturday night ns he led the Bearcats to a 93-71 victory over New York University in a battle for third place. The 66 aporta writers who cor. ered the tournament were so im­ pressed that they: (1) named Jar. ry Lucas, the giant sophomore, ao th* outstanding player of tbo tournament (bo got 49 of tho 66 votes); and (2) named all five starter* from the Ohio State team on the first or second squads. smooth blend of pitching tod de­ fense in winning seven of eight exhibition games but they'vo also showed n surprising amount of Hr* power. They’ve averaged al­ most five runs a game and they'vo been hitting for extra bases. The White Sox enjoyed thelr^i best hitting day of the spring Sunday when they blitsed the Bal­ timore Orioles, 12-2, with n 21-hlt salvo that included n homer, tri­ ple and five doubles. Early Wynn and Billy Pierce pitched three shutout innings each before turn­ ing over the mop-up chore to Turk Lown. Minnie Minoso. reacquired from Cleveland during tha wintar, had four singles and n double In fiv tfi tries, Joe Hicks had two doubles and n tingla and Earl Torgeson n three-run homer for the Sox. It was the fifth straight loss for th* Orioles who started the grape­ fruit campaign with three cossetntlvo wins. The New York Yankees bad their biggest siuggest of th* spring In a 13-5 rout *f tb* Cincinnati Reds, the St. Louie Cardinals nipped the Philadelphia Phillies, re 4-3. pi* Detroit Tigers downed th*w Milwaukee Bravee. S-T. the Pitts­ burgh Pirates defeated th* Kan­ sas City A'*, 6-3, tb* Los Angeles Dodgers beat tho Washington Sen­ ators 7-3, th* Chicago Cubs edged out Ibe Boston Red Sox, 3-2, and the San Franelseo Giants dubbed tho Cleveland Indians, 20-3, Winds Play Role In St. Pete Play ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) — U appeared th* strong would Inherit tho SL Petersburg goU ti­ tle as th* field faeed a Uring 34* hole windup today. Strongest after the #*eood round Sunday waa George Bayer, the hulking slammer who alto has a _ delicate touch with a putter. Bay-O er, of Gleaeaglea. IB., fired a three-under-par 69 Sunday and led the field by lour strokes. L IT 'L G IA N T FOOD STO RES OPEN 7 A* M. • I t P. M, EVERYDAY COLD BEER 3 M ATINEES W EEKLY Wednesday, Friday S Saturday 2 P . M. LADIES NIGHT EVERT THURSDAY > d r t l iw i • Su m • T iM raiUat Sbafc 4 I I �Mon. March 21. 1960—Pnjre 7 6 OOP ONE, Ho m b " l " ^ O H - O H / > IT W E N T TH RO U G H 6 A R 3 E 3 W INDOW .' R U N W R IT T E N A L L O V B K IT V ' ir * i 7— h j 1' m L O O K ,G R A N D M A ,A T A T T O p O N T H *B A C K O 'M V H A N D / rOS4riVT«TR-fATA». Kora ARC TIB, OlATIC T e s ts .1 VAJORftXAf.WRe A/LL it a sp m «y e v e / V REA LLY THINK S O , CHAPLAIN B A S IC A L L Y . B E E T L E , Y O U K S A (S-O O P CU>! 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BOYS t in o o rea s p a c e - a d a te f t h a t ro I0ve/-THCBE3 A TEQOIDC MOV E ON k MASS-8YBNOW.' J r S l 8KV0U I s HMMN.* DOESN'T MAKE MUCH Se n se / Z JUST WANTED TO UEA9 HOW MV * I VOICE * LSO U N D S "o v er a YPHONt . TV .;si �_______ New, Something Old CLASSIFIED INDEX I. Gee* Food X Far R n l X V u M la Riel X Root Batata Wootod AVAILABLE NOW Modtrn I bedroot.i, 1 bath home In Sunland Eitatta. Kitchen fully equipped. Would conilder leate to right party. For informatln regarding thla home, and many othera, contact pro­ perly manager at THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY T H 6 A R D C M ID O L S A w ew ncK iM * o p j TH *l* UOLV LITTLE > HEADS — SPWWO . CAf<T B E FAIR y —J Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. Phont FA 2-2420 “Open avenlnga 'III 1:30 PM" II. Flowara * Plante IT. Pda . Livestock • Seppllao IX Machinery • Taolo 19. Beale and Motor* 29. AtilamaWle* 29-A Trailed II. Fursilar* IS. Articles Far Rale 22-A Article Wasted SX Notice* A Pereosale 34. Leaf A Fee ad 31. EdecaUee • laatruettow St. Johns Realty Co. 2-BEDROOMS, with kitchen prlvttegea, for 2 men or eouplr. 1301 Wynncwood, FA 3-460T or FA 2-WTT. DEBARY: CR home, 3 large room* and bath, many extra*. 14k year* old. Call NO 1-4012. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6121 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundqulat, Aaaoc. FA 3-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. SMALL apartment 300 Avocado, FURNISHED apartment, clean and cloae In. Adulta only. Jim­ my. Cowan,. FA 3-4013. 4-ROOM furnished apartment 990 month. FA 1-9021. . Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Avenue Ph. FA 2-2420 "Open evening! til 1:30 PM" 1701 MAGNOLIA, large 2-BR. furn. apt., tile bath, aerecned porch 999. FA 1-3931 or 'FA 3-2296. FLORAL HEIGHTS; 2 bedroom 1 Bedroom houae, furnished, 960 mo. apartment, one block South of Sanford Ave., on the air bate 3 Bedroom houae, kitchen equip­ ped. 970 mo. route to tilt right, tth. houae on the left. Endera, Rt. 2 Box 272. 3 Bedroom houae, kitchen equip­ ped, 973 mo. 4 Bedroom houae, unfurnished, MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE 9100 mo. CLEANEST, BEST RENTALS ROSA L. PAYTON IN SANFORD. CALL FA 24274. And Associates 2411 Orange: 2 bedroom unfurn- Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha niahad house, kltehan electrical­ ly equipped. 990. UNFURNISHED home. FA 2-1929. 2412 Willow: 3 bedroom unfurn­ ished house, kitchen electrically 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house. FA 2-0903. equipped. 1100. It Pays To Ua# The HERALD Want Ada. Legal FURN. apartment 300 Park. LARGE bedroom with bsth, priv­ ate entrance, living room. If de­ sired call FA 2 2720 after 3:00 Fublla hearing frill I*# held In the Kemlnole Cnunly Court Houe*. county Commlulonarg roam, Wadnaaday, April I, Iff" at T:!l >P. M. er a* aaon tharraftrr aa iioa.lhl*. MODERN two bedroom clean unfurniihed house, 1110 W. Third Bamtnata C ounty Foiling Rummltsluii Ry Jlohert B. Drown Hamlnala County Boning tilra clo r HEDROOM, Hi bath concrete block new home, kitchen equip­ ped and tome other furniture. 913 monthly. St. Johns Realty, phone FA 24123. oswt*ai.st counts' sosisa rnwmaaion S a lle e a t M i l t R e a rin g * T a whom It m ay concern: Nnttra Is hereby given In a e r o r d a n c f w ith Hsrlton t of the Knnliig lle gulallona th at J, K. f la llo w a r , Trualea, ha s raiiuaaled a •*l!ie" p e rm it l a build multiple family a p a r t m e n t ! on the fo l­ lowing deeerlhed prope rly! Lute !J and JS, FroaCa F lr a t Addi­ tion to Altam onl*. Fublla h a a r l n a will ba bald In the gamlnole County c o u r t Mouaa. County Commleelonera room, tVednraday, April f, !**• at Tit* F. M. a r aa aoon l h a r a a f l a r a* poaalbl*. iam lnul* C.nunly Zoning Commlaalon Ry Hobart B, Hrown Bamluola County Z oning Director Pubiirb March I t Advertising 3 ACRF.S fa.m land Sanford Cel­ ery Delta, 9450 per acre, only 3230 down, five yeara to pay balanca. Richard! Hotel Mel­ L E A N unfurnlihed, kitchen bourne, Fla. equipped, 3 bedroom houie; knotty pine cabinet! and anack WYNNEWOOD: 3 B. R. CBS houie, 91300 equity and anume bar: 1 mailer bedroom. 960. Call NO 1-32*7. 939 monthly payment. Phone FA 14471 9-ROOM houie, large icreened porch. Phone FA 2-1393. 2-LOTS, 60 ft. x 140 ft. each, between 4th. and 7th., on MelLARGE 3 bedroom furnished up­ lonvllle Ave., partly cleared, stairs apartment, downtown, with city convenience!. water furnished. 963. C a l l $4,500 TERMS FA 2 3071 before 3:30 P. M. a k tfih o i.n r o t m s o s i s a ro M M taaio v l a t h e sf Pab llr Itrarlag T a whom It may concern: Mntle* la harahy glvsn In accordance with Bret Ion S of the Xoatng Magulatlaaa that <1. IV. MrCurdy haa ranueeied a "ITee" perm it la uaa a atatlng a lr u r l i ir s for m a n u f a c tu r e nr boat t r a i l ­ ers an l h a fallowing dsrrrllied p ro p e rty : The K I l l . t l ft and SIS.fl ft B and StS ft W IIS ft X on S aid* of Old Hanrord Canava fid. all a p a r t nf W H i l l f t of K l i t ft of IS chalne of S R I * of BWt« Berllon S-ia-SI. IMhlle h e arin g will b* held In th* Kemlnole County Court Manta. Cnunty Com mltelonere m om , tVednraday, April I. 1*1# *1 t i l * P. M. a r aa aooa t h e r e a f t e r a s poeelhl*. Bemlnole Cnunty Zoning r o m m l a a l tn Ry R obert 0. Drawn Bamluola Oohhly Z oning Director ANNOUNCEMENT W t i n p lc u a d to arrourco th * ip p o in tm M t •# MR. RICHARD IVERS to « ip zbIm fare*, l i t will zpodzHs* to Afrwgg, Commercial pro party and Mortpoc* l(MBB> Call him »t PA 2-8221 or FA 2-W12. Ht w|N to hippy to bo nr* yop. FARMER'S AGENCY Sanford Ilf A ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates •IT EXCAMBRIA DR.: 2 bedroom unfurnished house. Ph. FA 2-0920 Regiitered Real Ei’ate Broker Fh. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha alter 3:00 p. m. NEWLY, decorated, clean 3 room furnished apartment. 601 Pal­ Overlooking Lake metto. Dial FA 3-435*. Spacioua 3 bedroom home, tile bath, terraiso floors, lots of 3-ROOMS k bsth, nicely furnlihcloset space, rarporte and ed, 930. Inquire at 111 W. 8th atorage room, kitchen equip­ ped. Price 914,700, FURNISHED apartment*, hard 2-BEDROOM house In Country Club Manor. FA 24463. wood floors, Ills baths. 603 W C. A. Whiddon, Sr. 27th. Street. BROKER RENT OR SALE: 2-bedroom, kit­ chen furnished home. Phone LIVE AT THE BEST ADDRESS 303 S«. Park Ave. Ph FA 2-3991 FA 2 2341. IN TOWN —Park Apt*. 1711 Park Ave., Only 2 vacanelea, Legal Notice nicely furniahed and decorated. t u th e r « n Sf th e Cowaty J a t i e . FA 2-3193. sew. Is a l e County, Florida, to FroNotice MELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms bote. t o roi Kotato of private baths, 114 W. First St. TIIOSIAB E. HPIREB .Volte# tr h e r rb y elven In h r r n r d a n c a w ith Bectlnn S of th-tuning n t a u l a l l o r a t h a t Rllfan II. W ym an hae re>iueeiad a Tier*' perm it l a ope rate a day n u rse ry on th* following deeerlhed proparlTl l-ot II. Black. IT, X erlh Orlando, . Scheduled FURN. apt 2300 Meilnnyffla FARMERS AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor 2-BEDROOM upitalri apartment, D. H. Whitmore dean and roomy. STS. FA 2-0968 Lillian G. Trama OFFICE SPACE, 950 month 30R Aaioeiate*. W. 13th Street. Ph. FA 2-2951 114 8- French Ave. Ph, FA XB211 day*, FA 2-1401 night*. After hour*. FA 1-9911. FA 2 «M , FA 24381 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ ped. fenced in back yard. Call 2-BEDROOM block home, cheap­ FA 2 5367 after 1:30 p. m. er than rent. Reaaonable down payment, 957.30 per month. 160 Country Club Circle. Phone FA 2-1304. SALE OR RENT; By owner, new house, hardwood floori. In Laka Mary. Phono FA 2-4340. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom houie, kitchen equipped, 2403 Willow Ava. Call FA 2-2932 or FA 2-2921. Customer Krai Estate For rial* Page 8—Mon. March 21, I960 2. For Rent F roach apartment, 1st floor, private hath, water furniihed. 6 miles cast of Sanford. Handy to stores, churchei, and school. Phone FA 2 3771. HOMES. DUPLEXES, APARTMENTS CONTACT STENSTHOM REALTY 111 N. PARK AVE. FA 1-34)0 FOR RENT: 1 bedroom house, kitchen equipped. P h o ■ * FA 2-5103. 2-ROOM furniahed apartment. 310 Magnolia. Phone A. K. Roiaettar, Floreit. FA 1-1131. RENT A BED Rollaway, Itoapita' k Baby B*4a By Dty. Week or Month. CARROLL’S FURNITURE / Ph. FA 8-kltl 119 W. Ut BL SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gable*, 491 Magnolia Ava. FA 147*. Legal Notice D erailed T o All t'r r d ll o r o a n d Ferooua H a * , lap d o l m a o r Domaoda A a a l a .l Bold Rolatei Tnu and aach nf you a r a barehy notified and ro<|u(red In p r e ie n t a n y rlaluae a n d de mande which you, o r r l t h r r nf you, m ay havo a a a ln e t lha e a l a t s of T lto ilA B K. NI*I DEB, de reaerd. l a i r nf aald County, t o the County Ju d g e nf flemlnnle County. Florida, a t bla orflca In t h a c o u r t houae a f aald Cnunly a t Hanford, Florida, wtlhln eight e atan d a r m ontha from lha lime of tha flrat publication of thla nolle#. Each claim a r dampttd ahall ha In w rllina , a nd ahall atata lha place a f reatdenca and poet office addraaa nf the c la im ­ ant. and ahall h r aworn tn by the claimant, hla a g e n t or a tto r n e y , and any r u r h rla tm a r dem and not ao filed rha ll he void. D ora nra C. Hplrea Aa e aa cu to r of the l-aet Will and T e s ta m e n t nf TIIOMAI K. a C irtE B . deceased MTKXBTIlttM, DAV1B * MclXTtWH A ttornay for K a r r u to f Kdwarde Rulldln* Hanford, Florida Publleh Mar. t l , I I * Apr. 4. I t . TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN I Notice la hereby given Dial the u n d t r il a n e d , p u r a u a n t tn tha " F i t tltloua Name Htalute" C h a p te r ■ff.ua, Florida Blatuta, will r a (la rer with th a Clerk of the Circuit Court. In and for Orang* County, Florida, upon receipt of proof nf tha p u bllra tton nf th is notlre, th* fictitious name, to -w ll: T H I-C ITT ELECTRIC un d e r which I a m e n g ag a d In bualneaa. a t nu m b er ITS Plumnaua Drive I Orient* Garden al P. O. H o i f i t , Ih th# c i t y af Alternant# Bprlnga, Florida. T h a t lha p a r ty Iniaraated Iw paid hualnaaa anta rprla a. la aa fpllpwat IIRLMVTII L. B1DSL Blahap * Bornatfla. (S Kaal P tn a Btraat. Orlando. Florida. Dated at Bemlnal* c o u n ty , Florida, March 10. ia t # Puhllah Mar. I t . >* 0 Apr. «. II. REAL ESTATE DRU'E IN J. W. HALL NEW COTTAGE lalling all doctora. lawyer* and profeuiona) men who want to get away from It all. New cot­ tage near completion on beau­ tiful Lake Butler near Oiteen; include* lakefront lot. dock, ramp and fireplace. Out where nobody'lt troublo you. All for Juit 94.500. St. Johns Realty Co. tig N. PARK AVE.____ "FABULOUS!" IS WHAT YOU’LL SAY when you »ee thla LAKEFRONT LOT. 300 (cel deep, with 140 R e altor feet frontage on a lake at pret­ Call Hall" Phone FA 2-3*41 ty a* a Poit Card and a priv­ ate lagoon for awlmming and 20 ACRE ranch-farm, modern I mooring boata. bedroom, 2 bath home: swimmini pool. 13 black angut eowa. A* you aland under the giant Farm irrigation. Near Lake Oak* and vliualire your own ieiiup, on paved Hwy. 130,000. home on this property, you Term*. Phone FA 2-1391. will agree that the priea of 13000 ta cheap for H. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE SURETY BONDS P. S. If you with, we eon makf RAYMOND M. BALL arrangement! with one of San­ ford’! leading contractor! to AND ASSOCIATES build your new home at a coit Amy Anderson that will aave you money, Genevieve (Jeanie) Blair ' Carl Chorpenlng, Jr, W. H. "Bill" STEMPER Agency Robert J. Schmidt Phone FA 2*4991 112 N. Park W. R. Shippy Phone FA 24331 3901 Park Dr. Cmdr. G. R. Strickland Marvin WlUiama EQUITY In 2 bedroom houie, 1119 211 So. Tark Ave. Ph. FA 2-W41 S u m m e r lin . FA 2-2923 after 9. Sanford Evam Bldg Lake Mary SUNLAND ESTATES: 3-bedroom, Ph. FA 2-1290 1 bath. 9630 down, assume VA mortgage 976.99. Includes taxes LISTINGS WANTED! and insurance. 301 Collins Dr. Acreage and farm*, large or FA 2-1343. ■mail tracta! We have custo­ MOUNTAIN HOME for aale. mer* watting. Contact — Due to death In family, will Stenstrom Realty aacrtfica 3 bedroom furnished t i l N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2 2420 home five miles North of Hen­ "Open Evening* till 1:30" dersonville, N. C. Call FA 2-2739 after 3:00 P. M. 3-BEDROOM block home, kitchen equipped. Buy equity. 4V4% loan. 970 monthly. FA 2-7393. Legal Notice 2344 French Ave. Legal Notice tltloua Nam* Htalute," Houa* Rill No. 11*1, C h a p te r No. U *l nr Florida, 1*11. will r e a l r t e r w ith Ih r Clerk of the Circuit Court. In and for O ra nae County, Florida, upon r r r e l p t of proof of the pu b li­ cation of thle notice, the flclltloua name. to -w lt: HAVEI.ITE HALEB D1VIBIOX u nde r which I am engaged In huelneei. a t nu m h er H la h w ay tT-PX North of Bouth line nf atrerl. In Bamlnnl# Cnunly. Florida. .............. T h a t tha p a r ly I n t r r r a t r d In said baalneaa anlerprlee, la a* fallows: Louis Friedman n a i a d a t W in ter Park. Oranaa County, Florida. F e b ru a ry IS, life . BA N FO nn ItKflAl.D Hanford. Florida County r n u r t Houae In lha City or Oanfora, Florida, at lit!* o'clock A. M. on the Sftli day of March, l»t*. th* fallowing deerrlhr.l properly aa act forth In aald F in a l Dacraa, t a w it: Imt f. Rlnrk ft. Flrat Becllan a f FAR A DISK POINT PtJBDIV1HIOX. according tn th* plat th a r e a f aa reeordad In Plat llook t . Page la. Public Ranorda of Bemlnata County, F l o r Ida. n a i a d this 10th Bay a r March. Ilf*. David M. flatehal Clark of *«ld Circuit Caurt Ry: M a rtha T. Vildan Deputy Clark Circuit Court Baal Faldar A Rattlughau* if* Z. Knnwlea Ava. W 'lw ter P a rk , F la . Publish March SI Dtvtlpppr A vt. l\ rn trx T T JTiMir,** c e r a T i l O i x r v . r i. o a m * EHT.ITK OP E T H E L WAX1TA ATF.n*. DECEASED m i c a t o t'w r.n iT o n * TO A I, I. PKRHONB HAVING rl.AIMM OK DEMAND! AGAINST ■ AID ESTATE: Tnu and each nf m u a re b a r e nnilflrd and required in fll* a ny rlalm * and d*manda which rnu. nr • l i h r r nT gnu, m a r b a r # a a a l n i t •aid a il a t* In th* nfllcd of Hnn A l a ia n d a r Wllaon County J u d g e nf Hemlnnl* Cnunty, a t bla nfflr* In th a Court H m u a In Hanford, FlnrIda, within alalit c alen d a r m onth* from Ih* ilmc of th* flrat p u b lic a ­ tion or thla nolle*. Each claim or demand m in t ha In w r l l i n a and contain tha plac# of rratitrnr* and pn»t efflc# addreaa of thn c la im a nt and m i n t ha aworn to by tha c la i m ­ ant. bla a a a n t o r a tto r n a y , a r lha aama ahall ha void. Auatln Donald M lstnar Ai E ac cu to r of raid aalala. ItORIlKf.li * DOURLAND 117 X. Slain Htreal Orlando, Florida A ttorney# for K re eu ln r Puhllah Star. 7. II, I I . SI, ISIS. N EW R A V EN N A PARK HOMES 3 B td ro o m s—I'/ i B ath s f w a . $ 1 0 , 6 5 0 PHA M AN - Countjr*« Only '• * or W O M A N . Write resume of post experience to Box S, c/o Sanford Herald. $ 3 5 0 D ow n f t t m $ 6 0 . 5 0 M onthly IN PU T HOM S 0PM IU Y OPEN D A ILY • : H A. M. TU Dzrh 8UNDAY 2:00 P. N. TU Dtrk Sha&mak&A �'J A W ant A d A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 A. Heal Estate For Sal* A. Real Estate For Sale NICE 2 bedroom home. 2 baths, wail to wall carpel. For quirk sale call FA 2-2721. TYPING at home, legal or anv olhrr. Phone FA 2-6644. To see this SPACIOUS HOME In LAWN MOWING and yard work, LOCK ARBOR featuring three trimming, edging, or any odd large bedrooms, two baths, fobs. FA 2-1362. large kitchen with equipment, extra large screened porch, 104 WILL CARE for children In my ft. lot with trees, and wall to home, by hour, day or week. Call FA 2-1832. . wall carpet In living room and dining area. This home priced at ONLY $13,190 with down WANTED— Work for experienc­ ed painters and General utility payment ONLY $1990. Call us work. Reasonable rates. Free today for appointment. estlmstes. Ed O'Connell. Call Seminole Realty COLLECT Orange City, 1901 So. Park Ph. FA 2-3232 SP 4-7402. N O TIC E HOME SEEKER Watch This Space I. Work Wanted ffh* CURB GIRLS Personnel Service 406 Metcalf Building Orlando, Florida , 2-1. Lost & Found 3$ INCH wood bench lathe. Con-! tact C. M. Reed, 143 Plants LOST: Female dog, brown and white with black streak, ear* New ft Used lion Rd.. Denary, Fla. like German Shepherd. Answer* Furniture and Appliances 52.000 BTU oil circulator Heater, to n a m e "Penny". Ph. baa to be seen tc appreciate. FA 2-2142. Cheap! Call FA 2 4387. 209-109 K. First ML Ph. FA 1-0909 25. Education • Instruction ORANGE TREES ror sale. Will plant In yards or groves. Shade Uied furniture, appliances, tools trees also available. Ed Davis, U. 8. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS: e4e. Bought-Sold L sn y 'i Mart FA 2-4317, Mcn-womcn, 19-32, Start high >11 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-41U as $93.00 week. Preparatory REDI-MIX-CONCRETE ROLLAWAY,, Hospital and Baby training until appointed. Thou­ 37" Window Sills $1.23 Beds. Day, Week or Month— 34" Window Lintels $..23 sands of jobs open. Experiene# FURNITURE CENTER MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. usually ; nnecestary. FREE la* 1100 French Ava, 309 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-4731 Ph. TA 1-T9S9 formation on Jobs, saUrtoe, $SAVE$ IAFF-A-0AY Mather of Sanford • BIG VALUES • JU1CK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS PLUMBERS TOOLS: Lead pot. pipe dies and cutlers, hydraulic Jack, pipe vice and stand. Phona FA 2-2893. requirements. Write TODAY1 Lincoln Service, Pekla ft, B* linois. WILSON - MAIER 15. Special Servicea PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. L. HARMON PH. FA 2-4223 After » P. M. GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS in­ stalled and repaired. Root re­ pair. No Job loo small. Free eatimates. FA 2 8463. TV and RADIO REPAIR •! r 3:06 nights and wtekends; Ban ford. Lake Mary and Longwood. FA 2-2771 sad FA 1-U15. HOUSE CLEANING Windowt, Floors, Walls. Free Es­ timate. Call FA 2-1212 or FA 2-1933. 1956 WESTINGHOUSE refrigera­ tor and electric range, 1959 AIRLINE New and Used Furniture Fedders air conditioner, very 311 E. First St. FA 2-3622 ENJOY FREE TRAVEL good condition. Cali FA 2-8716. GOOD PAY — SECURITY New ft Used Furniture ft Appli­ LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phone ances. A Good Plate To FA 2-3295. Men and women will be gtlwWd BUY', SELL or TRADE from thii vicinity to train Im­ MOTORCYCLE, 1937 I n d i a n , Jenkins Furniture mediate!:’ for altraetivo airline Hounds Arrow, reasonable. Ph. 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7430 positions as Hostess, Reaorva* KA 2-7799. lionlil. Ticket Agent and Ope­ 22, Article* Fur Snle rations. Short, low coat training SPINET PIANO; Baldwin Aerocan qualify you. Will not Inter* sonic, blonde finish, latest FOAM rubber 61.00 per lb., G. I. fere with present employmentmodel. Must sell, $440. Phone shovels $1.49 each. Army Navy Women will be trained In eharm FA 2-1971. 20. Automobllcii Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. and beauty techniques. Moat 22-A Article* Wanted have pleasant personality, high '•Wj 1p .41 u 'KK.WII), iH ii t*1.5. pi Your Furniture. school graduate, age IT to >0. cf aa il tl cService * ii* u - l With i h Thr>..h c uQuirk n rn The Cash. SUPER LOOKING for transportation. Will FA 2-4306 or FA 2-7690. Inquiries confidential. Accredit* TRADING POST. FA 2 0677. assume payments — with small rd school. Write for qualifying equity in '53 to '31 model car. '50 FOflD tudor, excellent me­ details. Include age, phone. Air* FACTORY TO YOU Write telling year, m a k e , chanical c o n d i t i o n , line Personnel Training, M il ALUMINUM monlhly payments, balance due $119. FA 2 7493. tional School of Aeronanttea, VENETIAN BLINDS and equity, lo Box NC, e/o Box 2, e/o Sanford Horald. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Sanford Herald. 20-A Trailer* rail with plattie ends. Plastic or rayon tapea. Cotton or nylon 1946 SHULTZ 42 ft. trailer $2,000. cords. LARGE NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME ran be financed. Ph. FA 2-4306 Sonknrik Gina* and Paint Co. Designed to give yns the moat living apses or FA 2-7690. per dollar invaatod i960 TRAVEL TRAILER. 24 ft.. FURNITURE FHA Financing: - $350 Down - $60 Mo. Uird 30 days. Save over $700. FA 2-8463. Including closing 100 W. 27th. St., Sanford. Phone ■49 ZIG ZACJ,• almost halt paid FA 2-7380. for — take over paymrnU of 19.40 each; 600 different stitches, 1949 2-BEDROOM EUROOM Hilt Craft 1600 Block — W. 3rd St. — Buford house trailer, 30 36 ft. ions, < button holes. Write Box 000, e lo Sanford Herald. 1400 equity. Buyft. wide.. “Want ■ *— FOR INSPECTION CALL — er take over payments, balance MAM C. LAWSON FARM WAGON, good condition, $2,186 20,. Cali FA 2-4360. OR PA PA 2->Ml $00. Call FA 2 4300 or FA 2-7890 St. Johns 15-A B eauty Parlor* Bo Lovelier With Professional Beauty Caro. D aw n's Village Beauty Salon 2610 Oik FA 2-7M4 A Satisfied customer le our be* FREE! $7.ft5 TV antenna with 19. Boata and Motor* each TV gr radio repair of $12 Gateway To The Waterway or more. Your EVINRUDE Dealer SANFORD RADIO A TV CENTER Robaon Sporting Goods 9th, and Sanford Ave, Ph. FA 2-3$6i FA 2 9741 Sanford 3044 6 E. let. ENVELOPES, Lcturhtadi, state­ 16 FT. CABIN CRUISER boat and trailer equipped with Mark ment!, Invoices, hand bills, and 30 Mercury motor end steering program , J t t . Pngreutvg wheel. Priced lo eell. Phone Printing Co. Phone FA 2 -M IFA 2-2003. 206 West 13th SL PUMPS - SPRINKLER* AN typos and eltei, installed "Do It Yourself' WE REPAIR AND SERVICE STINE Machinery and Supply Oh. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 1-6432 HEATING H. Mercury Outboard Motors WOODRUFF MARINE 2401 French Ava. FA 2-1892 RINGER PORTA 111 B. POPE CO. 270 B. Park - FA 1-4234 Sewing Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES ft MODEL! 104 S«. Park (24 hr. aer.) FA 2-302$ INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM H. MURRAY 1111 Celery Avg. Tel- FA 2-1104 Ksuite Bobbin Es ril lent Condi (Ion s/a Sanford ■•raid. C 0 R V A IR BY CHEVROLET HAILED AS "THE CAR OF TH E TEAR" w a rm a iT e a i is o v r i n i i H ODHAM 4 TUDOR Mouth Finncreat On Onnra Seed, Ha. af Sanford H uaU ad F olate* 17*92. 2 mile* Ha. * hantard FROM U7M 0 DOWN YA-FHA, FHA-1N-SERVICE Immadiets Oceupaaey 1 Veer Pereanel Salialactlen GUARANTEE — ea conitrurtisn of your Home— ar year da*a payaent A (lasing casts refunded FREE WELCOME Te Sanferdl Be Our Gueels fe r g Day* Abaaluleiy Free, Wit haul OMigatiaa At Ona 4M Haufard'e Lending MaisL While Van Lacate Heusleg Fet You A Veur Family. Pick Up Keys At S t las Office! ODHAM A TUDOR Hwy. 17-tl A STIh St. Salsa O f flea Sanfard Ph. fA l-IM I T a A ll r e a l Ita ra s a g P w w o t m a r ­ i a * Claim * av DamaaO* ■gala*I OaM K afafei Tnu a n d each a f ynu ar# hereby nnllfled a nd required tn p r r r r n t a n y i-lalma and d a m a ad a whlrli you, or e it h e r n t y n u . mey have a g a l n a t Iha a alpia nf MACIK HITTrilINgO.V, deragaad. lata nf aald Counly, to tha C ounty J u d a e a f gaminol* Counly. F lorida a t hi* nfflr* in tha r o u r t hnu** of aald r n u n t y a t Hanford, Hrmlnol* Couri-* ty. Florid* w ithin e ig h t calende r nm nth a from th* tlm a nf tha flrat liubllcatlnn nf th la nolle*. Karli claim a r d am and ahall b* In w r i t ­ ing. a n d ahall a ta t a th* s t a r * a f rarldauc* a n d goat efflc* a a d r t a a of I h r c la im a n t, a n d ahall he aworn lo by th a c la im a n t, hla a g a n t , or a tt o r n a y , a n d a n y aurh claim a r dem and not an riled ahall b# void. ! • ! Iran* J a m b a F a lle r a o n Aa a a a c u t a r af t h a L a a l Will a n d T a a ta m a n l a f MA<'IK IIL'TCHIN'gON, - dri raced gTKXHTItOM. DAVIH A MclXTOHM A tturneya for K l r c a t r l t IS daarda Building Hanford, Florida , PuMlah M*V T, 11. II. 31. IMS. ATTEN TIO N ! GOVERNMENT A MILITARY PERSONNEL I960 LA R K 2 Dr. SEDAN (295 DOWN 551.17 MO. INCLUDES 22. Articles For Sale clerk-typist, full time. Pleasant 11 114 W. and St. FA 1-4622 Iti. F low ers 4 P lan ts working conditions, S day week Flowere For A.:y Occanion preferred. Experienced. Ceil CUSTOM UPHOLSTEHINO: All CutSANFORD FLOWER SHOP work guaranteed. Free EaUFA 2-3331. FA 1-1022 or FA 2-6270 mates. Phone FA 2-7116. Legal Notice FED. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Mon. March 21, 1960—Page 9 21. Furniture Windshield Back Giftan advertisement. Door Glaan Vent Gtana I I . Work W anted HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 103 So. Oak Ph. TA 1-3742 SERVICF. YOUNG LADY wishes position gs Senkarik Gians and Paint Co. Tat la# ta Tna Board of C ounty C om m italn orra of eam lnola County, F l o r ­ ida wilt rocalva blda a t tha Offlra a f D ot IA X. O atehal Clark, In th a C o u rth n u t* a t l a n f o r d , Flo rid a up T he Knar* of I'o u n ty (TommieIn 1:00 P. M. Monday April t, ISSS, for Iha fo llo w in g approxlm ala llonor* of Hrmlnol* T ounty, r i i y Ma will receive hlrl* a t the O t t u * a m o u n t of m atarlalai of DavM M. l la tr h e l. C lerk In Ham No. 1 Iha C a urthnua e a t Hanford, Florida 1S.SSS (lallona Qaasllna up In *:## I*. II, Monday April Ham No. I , »»,»*• Oallona No 3 Dlaarl F u a t C. IMS, for (he fallow ing piece of equipm e nt: flan* No. I On# I cylinder, 4 ten pick-up S.SBS Oallona Dior I Englna Oil t r u c k equipped w ith : Si n a t i o n Drum g t e m t a r d Tranamlealnn S Q u a r t g a a ltd Can **C-1S Urea on r e a r and 1 Q u a r t g« a ltd Can a la n d a r d Urea on f r o n t and Itara No. I , sp a re I. offt ( l a tln m itsanllna Rnglna Oil H e e le r and D e r r o il a r I t n a ti o n D rum Foetu R ubbe r s e a t and back I Q u a r t h t a l t d Can T u r n Hlgnala 1 Q u a r t fU a ltd Can o i l hath Air filte r l(Vm No. s Oil filler L a s t 1,1,a 14» O t a r Oil R e a r lluniner Item No. d Palnti-d A Ilia T h alm era O ranc* Tin I.ha. Chsaals tlreaa# Bidder* m ll at e la te d a le of Tlir ahotn in b* drllvrrad • * > n r t d t d in iha Counly Read Camp delivery. P a y m en t will he made d u r ln a tha p t r l a d a n d l n t A nnual In full upon delivery. Blda m u r t he anrlueed tn a I I . IMS. Illda to ahnw not prlca ta tha seale d envelope plainly m ark e d tin Counly only. Hi* oulelilr; llld Fur P lrk-up I|lda to b* ancloard In a acalad T ruck, iipen April I, isce. Hide n l l l he opened al a m e e t­ a n v rlo p t, plainly m arked on the outside; Rid F o r Tstrolauni P r o ­ ing lo be held In the t ’n u nty Cumm il l io n Meeting Room In Ih* ducts. op in April i. I t l t . Florida Rida i a b# apanad n t a m a s t ­ Caurlhnuae a l l a n f o r d , in g ta h f bald In t h a Ceunly Com ­ April a. lass. Board a f County Commlaelon m ission Masting Rnnm a t t h l Hemlnoi* T au n ty Court Itausa April I. ISM, J o h n Krider. Chalrm .n Hoard of County By; Cummlaalnnera 1 F. R. H a l ls Jr. Kemlnnl# County, Florida (‘a u n t y e n g i n e e r I J o h n X r ld sr , Chairm an Publish March IS, 31. IS SO. r . r . Davis Jr. County K n g l n o t r 10 Ih* I ’a u r l a f p e r e a a t y J a g g s , P t'f lt.lH I I ; M arrh I t . a n d 31, ISIS SKWIXUI.M r a a a t y , F ie ri* a. l a g r a b s I*, l a r e i B eta)# a r NEW HOMES MY f rralb DO NOT FAIL Thta beautiful six room and bath home hat screened porch, carporte, utility and storase room. Underground sprinkler system for the lawn. Located on a large comer lot at 2400 Oak Ave. The price will be reduced 140 each day until told. Original price 12. Plumbing Services HOME SEEKERS $16,940—today's $13,700. present loan, approximately $10,700, can Attractive 2 bedroom, 1 bath home at 2403 Key Avenue. Of be assumed. Monthly payments CB construction, this home are $76. Shown by appointment features hardwood floors, fully only. Don't delay. See today. Call FA 2-5204. equipped kitchen, attic fan, Plumbing & Heating well and pump, Uar-B-Q pit AIR CONDITIONING HOME SEEKERS and many other extras. CONTRACT and R E P ‘ t R WORK Require a * home convenient to 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6462 Sanrord, NAS, and, Orlando? After a reasonable down payment This CB, 3 bedroom. Its bath PLUMBING you can move In and assume home with hullt in kitchen, near Contracting A Repairs a 41*'1. VA mortgage payable I points, Highway 17-92 ia the Free Estimates at $43.92 monthly. Total price anawer—Priced right for $11,300. R. L. HARVEY $10,940. Excluilve with * 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3363 Sten strom Realty Stenstrom Realty l i t N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 ill N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 13. Electrical Servtcen "Open evening* 'til 1:30 PM" "Open evening! til $:30 PM" House Wiring — Electric Service RENT OR SALE: Sunland, 3 bed­ Sid Vihten room, 1 bath, kitchen equipped H. Fem ale Help W anted RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. house available now, $94 mouth; 112 Magnolia FA 2-0815 VA loan will finance down pay­ ment. Inquire at $24 or $24 14. Uulld, Paint & Repair Cherokee Circle. FA 2-5310. Must be 41. Apply in person. Pig IF YOU havg painting problems ■N Whistle. and want to take advantage of Legal Notice yean of experience and the AVON offers earnings for best of workmanship, call K. M. h »!* Tatars a f tb a T a a a lr Ju J g * . BKNISOI.H T a a a l r , Fieri**, present needs and U.S. Sav­ Young, Lake Mary, FA 2-0496 l a P r s S s ia . ings Bonds for family security. or J. L. Bledsoe, 107 E. Onora, l a r a i K isa ta a f Become an AVON RepreientiFA 2 4122. H E S T E R W R tO H T FELDEII tlvg and earn the pleasant Secaaaag THOS. E. THOMPSON T a All r re n tie r* a a* P ti i t a a H a rway. Write NOW—Box 246, l a a c l >lata a t . DaaaaaSa A eat Iasi General Contractor Lockhart, for interview. Bate K a ta ie t Home Carpentry Repairs Toil and r i c h o f you ar* b a r tb y Roofing A Siding 0 antlfla* a n d re q u lra * In preaant Phone FA 2-6432 a n y c la im s a n d damaada which BEAUTICIAN WANTED, guaryou. o r a l t h a r a f yon. m ay h a r t ■nice and commission. Ph. a t a l n r t tha a s t a t a a f 1IKSTKII FA 2-4742 dayi, FA 2 2455 nlghta WALL PAPERING A PAINTING W R tO H T F E L D Ell. *•<-•*•-,I lata Work Guaranteed Bod Beard a f aald County, to Iha Counly Contact SOI Weat Mh St. J u d x a af K EltlNO LE County, F l o r ­ 10. Male or Female Phone FA 2-1643 ida, a t hla offlra la th e court houaa of aald C ounty n t IAN’F o n t ) , Mea-Women $20. Daily, Sell LumlF lo rid a, w ith in f i g h t t-tlandar Roue nameplates. Write Reeves 15. Special S ervices m o n th * from t h a t lm a af tha flrat p u b lic a tion a t th ta nolle*. E ach Co., Attleboro, Man. MASSAGE, Swedish. Ethel M. c la im nr d tm a n d shall ha In w r i t ­ Steele. Phone FA 2-8034 or Hop ing. and ahall a ta ta tho placa or WE NEED yaaldrnee a n d poa t afflca addreaa at 111 W. 12th. St. ALL TYPES PERSONNEL a t iha cla im a nt, and ahall ha a w a r n ta hy i h a claim ant, h a r a n a n t nr a tto r n a y , a n d a n y aurh alalm o r dam and n o t as filed ahall h a void. ALBERTA F E L D E R COMBI A a adm in l a t r a t a r af th e Kintal* of • lI K g T E R W R tO H T FE L DE R, dacaaaad K a r l y la Hnuahaldar, A t t o r n a y fo r A dm inistra trix R o u m lllat Rulldlng Hanford. Flo rid a Publish Mar. T, 14, I I . 9S, 1SSS. . fcaulurb DAYTONA BEACH* FLA. FBI. — MAR. 25th - 1:30 V. M. A-l TRUCK TERMINAL COMPLETE. MODERN, MASONRY SERVICE CENTER, ON CANAL RD. (TRUCK RTE). ft HERBERT ST. INCLUDES 12UNIT MOTEL-RESTAURANT—SHOWERS—MODERN SER­ VICE AREA— ICING FACILITIES—ALL EQUIPMENT INCLUDING TANKS ft PUMPS. EXCELLENT LOCATION, FINANCING ft POTENTIAL. (U. 8. NO. 1) BISCAYNB BLVD. * 77th 8T. 200’ x 100' LOT — 2Vi STORY BLDG. ON LITTLE RIVER — 8. OF 79th 8T. IN MIAMI, FLA. MON. — MAR. 28th — 10:30 A. M. OUTSTANDING LOCATION ft PARKING. APPR. 13,600' FLOOR SPACE IN REENFORCED, MASONRY BUM:. WITH IHM'K. APPR. 93.000' PARKING AREA—2 H1.KH. S, OF CAUSEWAY TO HEART OP MIAMI BEACH ft 79th ST., TO HIALEAH. RISCAYNE HMD. TO DOWNTOWN ft NORTH. PARKING, LOCATION, MULTI-STORY ZONING. UNEQUALRD FOR OFFICES—PROFESSIONAL—FINANCIAI«-!NHUR* ANCB-ANY USB WHERE PARKING A LOCATION IS A FACTOR. TBRMMi *t% at Auction—Hal. announced. Esrtllrnl financing available on each property. Write ac call far detailed, descriptive brafhur*. COM E GREAT ECONOMY — GREAT PERFORM ANCE CHECK OUr T arSa w T e S S ™ m S T ' o ^ I h F 1^!?"CH H O LLE R M O T O R S A LES INSURANCE ta thaaa who qualify SANFORD MOTOR 1001 HANFORD AYR. ■KS CO. "Why nut ewtact ua now. Yaer proparty neat weak—na obligation ever." apace FOR ECONOMICAL 2nd f t PALMETTO TRANSPORTATION PHONE FA 24)711 �Thur., Frl., Sat. Open 8:30 A. M. til 8:00 P. >1 * Patriot* Sign 2 BOSTON (UP!) — The Boston Patriots of (ha American Foot­ ball League have added Bob Nel­ son, AH • Big Ten center from Wisconsin, and George McGee, a tackle from Southern University, Baton Bouge, La., to Its roster. Prices Good Thru Noon Wednesday, March 23. THE OFFICERS of the local Union 1491 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workere composed of tha men from the George E. Turner plant a t Enterprise and the Florida Power Corp. men of DeLand celebrated their 14th anniversary laat week. The local was organized in 1916 with Homer C. Peterman as first president and now has a memlwrship of 74. Wesley L. Tyler is now president. Left to right are B. L. Hnrkey, financial secretary; Harvey L. Dunn, vice president; and Wesley L. Tyler, president. CBS Report On Latin Dictator Turns Out Unconvincing Fare By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) — Thera must be something about TV that causes dictators to do the hat bit when they go on it. Last year, when we met Soviet dictator Khrushchev oa our TV tubes, ws saw him fiddle around with a white panama-atyle hat. Ha would take It off and put k on while talking. Thursday right, "CBS Reports" presented a one-hour study called "Trujillo: Portrait of a Dictator.” Again, we saw a dictator fidget with a panama-alyla hat. While talking, loo. 1 mention thia purely aa a footnote to history. I think Dynatronics Forms Wives Organization Mrs. John Bowers has been named chairman of tho newly formed "Wive* of Dyaatronles" organisation. An organitatlonal meeilng and coffee was recantly held at Mrs. Bowers' home, 109 N, lunland Dr. to discuss plans for the group. Representative Proposes Easier Way To Get To Work In Morning By DICK WENT WASHINGTON (UPI) - The shaggy sky was about to start shedding snow when t arrived at National Airport. But It was not Just tbe weather that bad me trembling in my trench coal. I was on a dangerous and ad­ venturous asilgumcnt, which was enough to set anyone’s nerves aquixur. Thr -ase In point: "Randill's Ride" As 1 mada my way acroia tha terminal, 1 could sense an under current of suppressed excitement among my colleagues. It was,so suppressed that soma of them had fallen asleep. Our leadar, Kep. Randall I. Harmon, had called us, a group of reporters and photographer*, together In the interest* of actonce, legislation and publicity. Ha was out to prove that a heli­ copter can get from the airport In the Capitol, and vice versa, faster than an automobile. Some of hie fellow lawmaker! had scoffed when Harman Intro­ duced a Mil to beild a heliport on tha roof of the newest House ofBee boildMg. They said it couldn't, or at Meet shouldn't, he Perhaps they forgot, they were dealing with tha tuao who had In­ vented a way of collecting gov­ ernment reel for hie front porch. Or maybe they didn’t forget. Maybe that la why they have started calling k Ihe "bellporch” gray overcoal whoa# I ■ p a 1 ■ framed a blue siring tie, the In­ trepid Indiana Democrat exuded confidence as he briefed ua an our minion. "What kind of coat li that, CongresimanT” someone aiked. "That's a vicuna,” Harmon re­ plied, and we all knew then that he would bring us through somebow. Whipping out a stopwatch, Har­ mon led us out lo the ramp wh he boarded ■ small fuchsia-col­ ored helicopter owned by a pri­ vate company and Ihe rest of us climbed Into two Mg olive drab Army models. In a trice, we were whirling serose the broad Potomac, over the Washington Monument and down tbe maH to the Capitol. Tbe view was spectacular but k was so cold I couldn't work up much enthusiasm for sight-seeing. After whst seemed to me Uka a full II minutes, we were back at tha airport. Harmon consulted Ids atopwatch and announced that the trip had Indeed taken U min­ utes. Ne automobile could match that. Ha bad made his point! Delighted over the outcome of hi* first helicopter ride, Harmon •aid ha would buy ooe of the ma­ chines for himself If he could af­ ford it, I suggested that ha raise the funds by building and ranting another front porch. "You know,” bo said thoughtful it proves that good guys don't fid­ get with hats. Seriously, the CBS study, with BUI Leonard serving as reporternarrator-producer, certainly had good intentions. It sought to arouse us to oppressive conditions In tbe Dominican Republic, where Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo has ruled for 30 years, apparently pay­ ing more attention to the coun­ try's physical appearance than He political freedom. Much ai I might sympathise with the edi­ torial purpose of tbe program Leonard put together, I found the TV production lo be disorganised, repetitious, unconvincing and supperfielsl. Those last two condi­ tions, of course, am understand­ able. Leonard bad bis problems down there, it seems. Tbe narrative kept Jumping from travelogua to editorial com­ ment and back. A recent Sunday report by NBC-TV's Chet Huntley covered the same ground In half tbe time, made tbe same pointa and even Included some of the film footage. As a portrait of a dictator, Ihia "CBS Report” waa much too sketchy. As a portrait of TruJillo'a Island npubllc, It faUed to depict the day-to-day lift of tha itace. About all I ran say for .t s that It was ■ good try. Dialing and Piling: "To Tell The Truth," on CBS-TV, tried to pawn off strip * teaser Gaggle Kothern as a female Hon tamer Thursday night. Tha fact tbit the show now uses celebrities Indi­ cates the careful attention to clever camouflage that once dis­ tinguished this program is begin­ ning to unravel . . . "The Betty Hutton Show," also oa CBS-TV Thursday night, solved the Ju­ venile -delinquency problem in short order. This particular epi­ sode was probably as bad as any­ thing I’ve aver seen on TV. I think if the program wasn't going off TV anyhow, It could create n greater problem of adult delin­ quency. Pat Boone got carried away by hla comedy Impulses Thursday night. Boone's brief aside as be greeted guest Carmel Quinn, who made her entrance in ■ ponydrawn cart, waa unkind and certainly ungsnUamanly. Bob Horton, guest on NBC-TV's Ernie Ford show, demonstrated a pleasing comedy style. N waa light, quiet and pointed. f BOLOGNA 49 WIENERS 39 CHEESE 29 STEAKS 39 PIZZA PIES £29 * ★ * * * ★ Little Rock Police Chief fife. Self LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (U P !)They called Ihelr police chief ■ man "who had the guts lo fare *anything and anybody.” Today they wondered. Police Chief Eugene Smith had atood before angry crowd* of white segregationists during Lit. lla Roek'a Integration crlaea. He had arrected several Negreea dur­ ing the current aildown demon­ strations. • He atood for law and order through more than two years of racial tension. The question today wait Old the pressure finally be­ come too great, or waa there one thing be could not face? Friday afternoon, Police Chief Eugene Smith listened as hla son. Raymond Eugene, 20, pleaded guilty to a burglary charge and was given a t2M fine and a twoyear suspended sentence. Friday night, Police Chief RmiUs shot hla wife to death, then hilled him self. Authorities said Smith and his wile sat talking in the kitchen e( Ihelr white frame house for hours before four pistol shots ended their lives. Smith had been closely associ­ ated with every phase of the In­ tegration problem. An assistant chief an Sept. 23, 1837, ha stood at barricades block­ ing streets leading to Central Nigh School. Sovaral hundred angry ssgregatloolsti atood outside. When they learned that nine Negro students had entered tha building, they surged across podee Unas. One man frabbed Smith by Ihe collar. ”1 don't want to hurt earnsbody," Smith shouted. Tha segregationists rushed the police lines. Smith swung hla night sick and knocked a man In tha ground. There were a num­ ber of arrests, and shortly after noon Smith ordered the Negro children taken home for their safety, The Incident racketed Mm into national prominence. PSG TASTY QUALITY SLICED QUANTITY ItGKTS RESERVED 2449 PARK AVL SANPOM, PLA. LI PKC TAR NOWS ALL MEAT 12 OZ PKG MAYFAIR SLICED LONGHORN OZ PKG' LB CHEF ALFREDO DELICIOUS GRADE "A" FLORIDA DRESSED & DRAWN Robert Murrell Seeks Judgeship Robert G. Murrell of Orlando qualified last week to run for circuit Judge in Group 5 of the Ninth Judicial Circuit. The Group 5 Judge is one of four resident in Orange County for tho circuit which includes eight counties. Murrell grew up In Orange County, was educated In Florida public schools, served In tha U. S. Army and graduated from the University of Florida undergradata sod law schools. He Is a member of the Baptist Church, the Masons, Bahia Shrine, Elbe Lodge No. 1018, tha Winter Park University Club, Ih e Flor­ ida Bar, and tbe Committee on Legal Barvlcaa to tha Armed Forces. He pledged In hla announcement to "minimise uncertainty la the law by carefully reasoned deci­ sions based upon sound principles of established law." Murrell also said that, H elected, he would "promote equal Justira upon ap­ plication of the law for the pub­ lic Interest." Church To Get New Reredos Lloyd Barrett of DeLand, a church builder, met with the All Saints Vestry at Enterprise and has been commissioned to pro­ ceed with the construction of a Reredos for the church to be completed for the Easier Ser­ vices. Volunteer contributions for (he parishioners are making this possible. At the same meeting John B. Smiley was made senior warden following the resignation of Thom is Hodgrtt. LlnU I With 9B.M GREENDELL QUICK FROZEN BREADED VEAL STEAK CHASb ft ± * + ^ * I LIM IT-1 I WITH S5.J30 I FOOD ORDPR COFFEE Widows To Hold Supper Tuesday A covered dish supper will be served at a meeting of the Royal Arch Widows at 8:30 p. m. Tues­ day In Ihe Masonic Hall dining room, An entertainment pro­ gram will he presented after the supper. At) Royal Arch Masons and wives are Invited. Rhyme For A Reason LONDON (UPI) — ■ Britain's Government Poatofftre has adopt­ ed n atamp-eaneellng overprint which reads: "Correct addressing "What n blessing "Haves us guessing." NOW SHOWING OPEN liOO FEATURE! 1 :4 9 .4:5V . 8:09 OMIT PRIMiUM QUALITY S STRING METAL NANCIR "iwBmirr OUR LEADIR WITH HANDLE MM. At any rate, U'e hard ta abash Harmon. Iteaplaadent to a pearl BEER 6 £79' BROOM 98' CAKE s 25 M OP “ 49 WHITE BREAD B itc h y Sfiectj/s LADYFAIR LOV LADYFAtt SLICK) WOKLOCT^I Fresher Yet Fruits & Vegetables! m a m fancy L Wbwsap PAESH CRISP CKLO CARROTS M OC CO-HIT AT 8M ONLY FIRST HANFORD SUOWJM PKC fW i- RlCIc FPO ^FN J4N D t M I L 6 N4K-PAK DIAMOND FROZEN COMING — "THE GAZEBO" "• -V �M ost Candidates Disagree W ith Speech B y Collins By United P re u Intcmaiiooil Florida'* aandidalei for foveraor had comment* Monday—moat of them unfavorable—about Gov. LeRoy Collin*' telaviaed talk on the ita te 'i.ra ria l trouble*. Collin* laid Sunday H is morally wrong for department atore man­ agement to bar Negroea from lunch counter* while soliciting plr bualnesi in other depart* enl*. Only one candidate, Ted David of Hollywood, gave outright Nip­ pon to Collin*' ilatement. "If they (department (tore*) open their door* to Negron, they ihoutd open them in every re­ gard." David laid. O ther candidate* cither wholly « disagreed or commented on other pan* of Collin*' remark*. Mayor Haydon Burn* of Jack­ sonville laid he did not think Collin*' remark* were "commen­ surate with the feeling of the people or made any contribution toward solving the problem." John McCarty, campaigning In Tampa, disagreed with Collin*. "The recent sltdown demon­ stration* at lunch rountrri should nut and cannot be condoned," McCarty laid. Fred Dickinson of West Palm Beach said about the same thing. "From what I have heard, the governor correclly staled the law in llic effect that a merchant can serve or refuse whomever he desire*." Sty? VOL. XLIX WEATHER: Fair Mid told Rtrotiirh Wednesday. Hijfh todny, 60-84. Low tonight, 25-80. TUESDAY. MARC H 22. 1060 SANTORO, FLORIDA United Press Loosed Wire Established 1008 "This is a social issue,” Dickln a son said. "What U morally right or .wrong ia up to every indivi­ dual.” C. Farris Bryant of Ocala said hia own position on segregation j is well established. But a candidate for governor, Bryant aaid, • should not make statements on the issue "unless The County Commission today he Is willing to risk fanning the ] authorized County Engineer Rob flamrt which threaten to engulf , f r ( Davis to atari work ImmediateFlorid* with g n at danger to our .} on , wt0oo I-och Arbor drainage citizens and economic loss to our program to relieve properly owners state." in that area, Another leading candidate, Doy­ Davt* told the board that once le E. Carlton Jr. uf Wauelmla, the project fa completed It ahmild said a businessman has a right "to »erv* the clientele of his choice." a Loch Arbor Drains Approved eliminate dangerous flooding In Ihe Loch Arbor area from Country Club Road to Lake Emory. The firat step to the program will be lb* moving of fence* and other obstructions on the casement and the building of Irene ties to hold pipes from 1-ake Drive north. The final step will be rutting small ditches into the easement. Loch Arbor was one of the hard­ est hit during Ihe rain* last week. CommUalonrr Homer Little re­ ported that in many place* water attend nest to homes. Davis had reported at the height of the rainfall "Loch Arbor was Juat one big puddle of water." Davis also gave a brief report on the damage to county roads juat last week during the abnormal rsina. He aaid the worat damage was to Lake Mary Road. Ihe engineer stressed that the roU ’a re* v ?'J How Owner Runs Store Is Rights Backers His Business, Smathers Push For Final I If Tells Sanford Rotarians House Vole ^ Sen. Georae Smuttier* agreed to beinjf put "on the apot’* before Sanford Rotariana Monday and nave bis opinion of Gov. LeRoy Colllna Sunday TV remarks about the iuteKrntion problem. Tnlkinir by phone from hia Washington office, Smathers told the Rotarians that It seems to him the federal g o v e r n ­ u iff ment shouldn't t*R people how to run their atorgs, ‘The senator aaid a stora wss a man's private operty and the owner ought to able to My bow It wootd be run. Smalharo said bo agrees with farmer President Trum in’s state­ ment that If aomoon* a m i into Truman's atom and tbo Missour­ ian didn't Hho him, Truman would reserve the right to throw that person out. When applause greeted tho sen­ ator's comment*. Smathsrs asked ^rhether the noise he heard was people clapping or throwing things. Rotarian George Ttouhy. who wai oa the Sanford end of the line, assured Smathers that It was applause. Before the comments on Integra­ tion. Sm a there gave the Cuban government a stiff verbal goingover. He referred to Cuban leader Ffdel Castro *a a "little dictator ^who doesn't want our friendihip." • m a th e r * paid bo bad baa* la Miami to visit Ms tick father early Monday morning but rushed back to the Benate floor to talk about Casts*. Smathers credited the Cuban National Bank head, ErncriS Guevera, with saying that Cuba*! best friend la Soviet Russia and that Cuba has declared cconomla war on the United Slates. _ Smathera said he told Secretary rBbd Stale Christian Herter that M» United States was losing Ita selfrespect by sending Ambassador Philip W. Bonsai back to Cuba. Tho U.S. ia supporting a seraiCommunist dictatorship by this action and Is disappointing people who want to overthrow Castro, the senator said. When Rotarian George Touhy said he thought Sanford's Rotar­ ians agreed with Smathers, the Okcnator said “ I wish we could get through to those high people to the State Dept." The whole discussion, which an amplifier broadcast to tha club members, was part of a direct distance dialing demonilrallon by Robert Shedden, manager of San­ ford's Southern Bell Telephone Oo. branch. Before the Smathers conversa­ tion, Shedden dialed direct to ^Hawaii and got the time there. g;0S-»« a. m. It was almost 1:05 p. m. here. Shedden alto dialed a Chicago weather forecast which mentioned a high of 10 degrees. The group manager said that Sanford can aspect direct dialing within tha next two years. The United Slates ia divided into more than 100 phone districts. Right now, under lb* aystem, when you want to dial a long distance call ^ d ire c t, you dlai tha number of the phone district of your desti­ nation, and then the phone num­ ber of the party you're calling. STANLEY WILL1NK, a junior at Somlnul# Hlffh School, halt been appointed a page la the U. S. House of Representatives, Rep. Sgrd Hortonr advised hia mother, Mr*. Alice W. Witlink, jrtwterday. Willlnk. 17. w ll report to WaahinRton Juna 1 to begin learning tha page'a duties. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Civil rights backer* pushed for * final House vote today on the muchdebated administration proposal for court-appointed referees to pro­ tect Negro voting right* Southern strategists conceded that they had Ultle chance of slop­ ping the drive. But they were still trying to sollrn the proposal through amendments One spokesman said the South­ ern force* had "quite a frw" more amendments to present. Rep. Emanuel teller (N, Y.l, Democratic floor leader on civil righto, aaid be would move to shut off debate and bar additional amendments U he saw evidence of stalling lactica. On* Southern amendment was pending as the House moved into its seventh day of debate on the referee plan. Offered by Rep. Rob­ ert W. Hemphill (D- S. C.i, it would require the rcrcrcc to show federal judgea who appoint them that they are familiar with state ajnl local etccUon laws and voter qualifications. Civil' rights forces have sueceded in beating down every South­ ern Democratic or conservative Iteputdlcan attempt In the House to weaken llif referee proposal. EnlerpriseHouse Deslroyed By Fire A fire destroyed the Enterprise home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Langston at 5 a. m. tinlay and they lost all their household goods and personal property. The fire, believed to have been caused by faulty wiring, had en­ veloped the house when Mrs. Langston was roused by the smoke. She and her husband grub­ bed a few clothes and escaped. An emergency appeal for help for the couple was issued by Rev. Bill Swyear at Enterprise, lie ask­ ed that anyone having clothing or household articles which they would contribute to help the Lang­ stons telephone him at NO 85131 One of Sanford’i oldest public or NO i-3193. servants will retire March 31. N. O. Garner, who has served on the Sanford Civil Service District 5 Voters Board for Ihe past IT years, will retire for a well-earned rest at Meeting Tonight the and of this month, The Voters League or District Garner, Tl. ha* lived In Sanford 5 will meet at T:30 p. m. today since 1)02. He was a ffngcrprinlcr In the courthouse. The public it and desk clerk for the Sanford Invited lo attend and residence police from l)4t to IMS and was in District S is not required for also In the produce shipping busi­ taking part in the session, Mrs. ness. He lives with hia wife, Ruth, Ruth Gallagher, publicity chair­ I t 508 Palmetto Ave. man. said. Garner To Retire From City Board ARCHITECTS SKETCH OF HEALTH CENTER ahowa how the modern facility will look when completed in the Cold Forecast Near freezing temperature* are forccaat for Seminole County to­ night. Forecaster* report that tempe­ rature* are expected* to dip to 35 degree* In many arcai of the county. Frost was reported in many plarcs in the aoulh end of the county Monday night a* tempera­ ture* dipped to 32 drgreea. In East, North Carolina Van Hoy ’Observer' At Board Meeting News Briefs A t P-TO Meeting Soulhskic PTO member* will hear about the county school build ing program and dnublr session* from School Supt. R. T. Milwee tonight. MJIwtc, who will be the speaker at the T:30 p. ni. meeting said he will assure the PTO that Sanford schools will he back on single ses­ sion* next fall. The meeting will be in the Southside auditorium. French Ave.-Nlnlh St. location. Groundwork him begun on the 895,000 structure. Now It's Spring Snow By United Pres* International A surprise springtime storm dumped at much as to inches ot snow in the Kssl today. Up to four inches of snow was forecast for New York City be­ fore the storm move* out to tea. In Pennsylvania Ihe snow was accompanied by winds uf 35 m.p.b, and weathermen warned the gusts might Increase to M in.p.h, A four-mile traffic lam ir* develop J4 *** s* h'thwav m H*-. . ■ . ■ i rilburg, and near Lewistoum J. H Van Hoy, who wag ap- ? thrre men were killed when (hair county commissioner• Ilitlon V(lgwl |kiddp(i lnl# , pointed from District' 2 hy Gov. LeRoy truck. Collin* Marrh It, sat in hl( the The snow set a record for Pitts­ board meeting today as an burgh. Die March snowfall there "ohaerver." Van Huy cannot officially take office until hia bond ‘s approved a id filed with the Secretary of State. Van Hoy told board member* thut he ta conaidering attending Missing Boat Found MIAMI (UPD — A Coast Guard a state wide county cummitaion meeting scheduled in Miami Sun­ plane today located a 30-fool boat day. Monday and Tuesday at next witb four mrn aboard which had been missing to the Atlantic Ocean week. The board haa postponed next since Sunday. Tbs Coast Guard week's meeting In order lo at­ said the boat owner Mickey Clark, William Clark and Don Hood of tend the state session. Miami and Sgt, Bobby Calvtrt of Homestead Air Force Baa* were apparently in good condition. Milwee To Speak Anti-Reds Held PARIS (UPI) -P olice eoLulacaled clubs, armband* and leaflet* today from leftiil* who apparently meant to La* them to anti-Russian demonstrations d u r i n g Prem itr Nlkitn Khrushchev'* visit here. Raiders questioned more than 50 persons in their homes and headed an undelrrmlnrd number or them off lo police at* (tona for further interrogation. Riots Continue JOIINNKSBUHU, South Africa (UPI) — Rioting African* protest­ ing laws forcing them to carry identity card* burned two schools, government buildings and automo­ biles in the town of Langa nsar Capetown early today. The new violence followed a day of fight! Ing. arrest* and bloodshed In which 67 persons were reported killed and 237 wounded in several South African villages and towns. MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) - Forest (in s roared through more than 50.000 acres of dmberland along the Gulf Coast from Florida to Louisiana last weekend, and Foreal Servlet officials said today moat of them were deliberately set. Almost 30,000 acre* was burn­ ed in Northwest Florida, more than 1.000 in South Mississippi, about s.ooo in South Alabama and 11,000 in Louisiana. The Florida Forest Service said one arreat wai made. Collins Says Talk Reaction Good Collin* aaid Monday reaclioo to hia Sunday tetevisiun talk on Florida's race problem* wai "ov­ erwhelmingly favorable." Hundred* of telcgrami, mes­ sages and leleph >ne calls poured into Ihe governor’s office, com­ menting on Colllna' suggestion that if department stores did not serve both Negroes and whites at their lunch counters, tht counters s h o u l d be shut down. ^ By 1st* Monday, Collins had rereived 275 favorable and 11 un­ favorable eomments. three of tho latter from out of tho stetc. "Wo think." read a wire from Miami, “you are a traitor to all r, from Delray Beach, •aid “Thank you for your splendid rains have delayed all sounty work projects al least one month. Davis said moil dirt and clay roads wsre made impassable I f the heavy raini. Counly Com million Chair m u John Kridcr aaid the rain alerted tha board to the Irrmrnduos need for a long range drainage plan­ ning. He aaid that it was (he con­ sensu* of the Counly Drainage Committee that the only solution is the selling up of drainage diotrirla where the need arises. The board also agreed to havn Clerk David Gatchel write a letter of appreciation to the Red Cross, sheriff’s office and National Guard for their assistance during tho flooding. Davis said his crews also are working full lime in cleaning up road washouts In the southwest end of Uie county and in tha Temple Terrace and Tanglewood area. He said he hopes to have these sections hack to normri within the next month. Brantley Drive Paving Urged now totals 21.T Inches, an Inch and a halt more than a record that stood 54 years. The new snow ranged from two Inches In eastern Pennsylvania lo to Inches In the western part of the state. In western Michigan a spring storm closed roads and causrd widespread damage. Hurricane force winds of 75 miles an hour blew down trees and utility wires in Muskegon What some witnesses deacribsd as n small tornado flattened an K by B fool coment block build­ ing at Grand Haven. Another lale-season storm stag­ gered parts of North Carolina and Virginia Monday. Up to 24 inches of snow tell in parts of North Carolina, already nard-hlt by a succession of win­ ter storms. Schools which reopenad Friday for Ihe first time to two weeks rloscd again. Tan inches of snow accumulat­ ed nt Mt. Ptigah near Aihvllle, N. C-, and a six-inch fall was msasursd oa Mount Mltchall. Hardest bit was the Maple Springs Gap area near tha Great Smoky Mountains National Park which got up to two foot of snow. Five inches of new snow clog­ ged roadsd closed schools in Z 't f . * 1' , .ihwoet Virginia. A new blast eg told air blew into the country from Canada. Raidings ntar aero ware eommon ia the Dakotas and Minnesota. Tha tnarewry dropped below trsee­ ing to much of Disie. Americans Face Cuba Tribunal HAVANA, Cuba (UPI) - Tha semi-official ntwspaper Revolu­ tion said today two Americans captured when their plane was shot down Monday will be tried by a revolutionary court. Cuban revolutionary troops shot down the red and-while Piper Co­ manche near the provincial capi­ tal of Matanzas. The pilot, How­ ard L. (Swede) Rundqulst of Miaml, was wounded In Ihe leg. His co-pilot, W. J. Shergsles of Weal Hollywood, escaped Injury. Fires Bum Timber 1 NO .685 Rights Inquiry Set MEW ROTARY OFFICERS elected by the Rotary board uf director* Mondor ora, from left, Dr. R. W. Buprecht, secretary; Tom McDonald, presi­ dent, end W. M. Haynes, treasurer. The new officer* will take over leader­ ship aI tha slub hi J«lp. (Untold Pbo*o) GATLINBURO, Tenn. (UPI) — The U. S. Civil Right* Commission will invaitlgato complaint* of ra ­ cial discrimination to law oalorcoment aad Ui* courts, - it waa an­ nounced Monday. Chairman John A. Hannah aaid there ia evidence "to aom* areas” that Justice is not melad out equally to whites aad Nagrees, hut he would aei ptopotot m p oertfonisr area. ■§ said the tovtstlgilioo would sorer all levrla • f government—federal, Coast Is Called Disaster Area TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. LeRoy Collins received ■ request from Rrp. William C. Cramer Monday that he ask President Elsenhower lo declare Florida's flood-stricken Central West Coast a disaster area. In a telegram to Collins, tha St. Petersburg Republican esti­ mated flood damage at mure than 12 million. Oviedo Murder Suspect Indicted Oviedo murder auspect Aaron Anderson waa Indicted far first degie* murder by h grand jury ham Monday. The Ovfade h a p s I* •Bargad •Mb Mm m ariso «f a M-paorotd Wages girt last month. The body of Allamea Perkin* was found off t p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UP!) — prices at 1 p. m American Airlines American TAT American Tobacco Rethlrhem Steel Mt Ml I I Caterpillar ....... aosaaaaae C A O ........... Chrysler ............ • • *• t o a Curtiss • Wright D u P o n t............... Kastman Kodak Ford Motor ___ ■■•teaiao General Electric General Motors Graham • Paige . Int, TAT .......... I«riltord • Minute Maid Stock io D'a *7>« lOtU 46H 30 61*• 52*a 211« 226*i 101'V 74H am 46 1H 36 38H HD Pennsy ............ Penn R R ............. Sears Roebuck . Standard Oil (NJ) Sludebaker .......... U. S. Steel .......... Weatingbousa El. 113 13th -uti 4PI 14 63W 30 Firebug Has City A l* 18852390 P I I I INDIO. Calif. (UPIV—Thli city of 10,000 pertona declared a stale of emergency and appealed for outside aid today because of a firebug. • The arsonist, off!rials said has set three major fires to the last Hvo days, tanning about 81 mil­ lion daraaga. Merchant* bar* started sleep­ ing in their atone. PoHoe patrols bava been doubled. The town'e 11 paid firemen and to volunteers were on special alert. The ciljr asked the Twenty-Nine Palms Marina Baa* to supply sparial military pollen patrols. Gov. Edmund G. Brown fcas been asked to support the rity's dec­ laration of a state of emergency with one of hie own. Special guards kept oa eye on Ihe city's school*. Thera have bean no signs of hysteria and no wild fear, but a steady uneasy apprehension has given the southern California des­ ert community ■ grim joke: “ Where are you going tonight?" one men ask*. “To Ihe fire. Where elacT'' la the answer. Fire Chief Charle* Y. Adams said the three fires definitely were Ih* work of a firebug. The moil recent fire burned down the eliy'a only theater Sunday night. A delegation representing M property owners on Lako Brant­ ley in Forest City argsd tho County Commission today to pave ona-half of Lake Brantley Drive because of its "deplorable* condition. Ford Cavcnaugh, spokesman for the delegation, said tha board had pledged to pava the road ia 1958 In a joint partldpatioa basis “ and as yet has done nothing about It." County Commission Chairman John Krider told tho delegation that the board would aid in the road ronitruclion be fora tha /o a f is out. The board also heard a roqueri lo pave a portion of Mullet Lako Park Road In Geneva. Krider •aid that the board has no money ■t this time lo pave tha road tori promised that the county would improve the shoulders. Tha - board also heard County Agent Cecil Tuekar report oa too -Seminole Counly exhibit ot tho Central Florida Fair. Kridar said that It wai tha best county etohlhit ha h is ever aeon. Kridcr also asked board mem­ bers to suggest a Hat of ciorito and inspectors for tho oomtag May 3 primary election. Kridcr asked board msmbera to have the list by the board'! pext meeting, April (. Southeast C O f C Okays Brochures The Southeast Seminole Cham­ ber of Commerce voted Honday night to proceed with distribution of brochures advertising the tornmunities of Oviedo, ChuhioU and Slavia. The chamber also rotod to chania Ito meeting date to Mm fourth Thursday o f each starting ta April, and act a port oa now next mooting. ■moot Westing, presided and supervised by Beat Lee Gary. Don McAllister Kiwanis Speaker Central Florida TY personality and Orlando advertising agency owner Don McAllister will present "the best of five y e a n of honttog and M iing" at too Sanford Uwaoia maetlng Wednesday. T ht luncheon meeting and will be at Ihe Civic Center, Sportsmen Set Chuluote Meeting The Chuluoto Sportsman Club will hold it'a next regular mealing Thursday at I p. m. at the Com­ munity Club House. Any man to tha community interfiled to this new organization are Invited to at­ tend and all mrmbers are urged to be present. Fund Lack Causes County To Reject 3 Road Bids The County Commission today rejected all bids by outside con­ struction firms on paving throo county roads. Tb* board agreod that (hero isn't enough money far all of too projects at this Mao and authoris­ ed County.Bnitoeor Bobert Davis to Ml tow of too pcu)s ito into (Ms year's sond program. The throo roads o n and South Park Ave*. board that Ihe Wylly, Ave. pro­ ject was of prime importance because it will aet aa a new an­ tra new way to too Sanford Naval Air Statioa. Krider ‘Said too other rise goto jecta Bay have to wall «IA "wo hovo too aocoaonry faada-* Tho to n e bids to Mm board al Ito t o H t t f M week. Tbo apparent low bid wan that of tho L. L, GonitrucUoa Oa m * r >%v iJity * I 1tSSJv** ri � 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, March 21, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 21, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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If, m tr ff v - m , " ' - ... 3rd OF « r Queen Elizabeth V ■ $ e x a th "They art (lying In War fahb awf af ton b*«rtj at ami fbkhful. . T h u did Roman Catholic Bisb«w S i T a w deaeribo Ma laat, bard year* in Communtit China— yvan that brought fnm xitag Rcraacutioa, boom arrext and fi­ nally death at fbo age af tl. Tha twa telling lentraeci were cawfaiaeil m leUtra smuggled from the churchman'* cloiely rded rofidewe# near Nanking. Vatican rafeaaad the entire carrr* poodenea Tueaday, (ban a year after the I* it letter vat received, laying K came gram toe pea of a "martyr.1 Tan, ordained by Popa Piu* Xf la i m aa one of tha firtt Chiweaa bishop*, rriuied until the laat la knuckle under to hie coun­ try'* arm. Comm unit! master* He rejected attempt* to peranode Urn to Join the ’ patrwu" —a pvendo religtoua organization designed to replace loyal Raman Catbnik churchmen with those faithful la the Communist Party. Keen when the Commmistg "ftJ oed " him In Htt, ha refused to surrender the cross and ring which were symbols of hia office under the Pope. In many way* Bitbop Tsu’a let­ ters raid Ilka the diary * Anne Frank, the Jewish girl who was forced to Uva with her family In an attic to escape Nasi persecu­ tion aad who finally died fat a concentration camp in the last days nf World War II. nanaa anearpU: March to, ISM: "liace Sept. S, ISM I have been denied all liber­ ty, Guarded aad confined to my foam. Repeated pressure la being it aw me to Join the patriots . . . have obstinately refused. For a •oath and a half. . . under the Strict aurveillaaca at an armad award in my house. I bad to undarf* Interrogation* each day. They reviled ma. , Dae. f, n cr: "I still have eight priest* ia prison. . .one died. . . AU tha sisters are vary court. .pray fee ns aad have many Others pray. . ." March S, ISM: "Certain of my •laeriitet have been hypnotized by qpr friends. . ." Jane I, IMS: "I am still alive despite tbs continuous attacks and vexations. . .It U due to my age that ! am not In prison. But f gm oqoivslently guarded and r**v-r' v 9(0MNi ^ Sept S, ISM: "I am condemned sa a political reactionary because 1 have disapproved at the attack! against tbs Pop*. . .they have is*la tad me aa H 1 were a conta­ gious leper. . .My priests are stepped from seeing and consult­ ing ma. . .1 am kept in solitary confinement. 1 bug you to help me by your prayers. . .That tbs hour of deliverance may ba has toned." Jan. IS, ISM: "Pray and hava others pray much far the Catholic religion la China. Tbs future is very dlsturblsg. They are trying te tear Urn faith out of the hearts at priest*. . ,f am still In quaran­ tine in Haimen and the Isolation la slmoat total." That was the final letter from Bishop Tsu. Recently word ar­ rived that hie "hour at deliverhad coma. He was dead. ; ANNUAL IN A P P R E C IA T IO N YOUR PATRONAGE Ohcartb sett IM wg tars VITAMIN C VITAMIN Bi lie vblk . . . i m m sawgiart l.tl IILUt. . . tAil Mt 49c 79c DRUG STORES Sweet'n-ets PEROXIDE Pwd. a r Liq. Saccharin 7wslaweeer*ewsr. glsmnw Me saravissd. VIM •%. « nL fsr »str UtKlWf. BATH SPRAY MIDSHIPMEN ThofflM E. Mitchell (left) of Westwood, M a m ., and John W. Harria (right) of Sanford, Fla., are shown with their guide. Cadet Willard C. Conley, during a recent four-day tour of the LT. S. Military Academy at West Point, N. Y. The annual exchange visits, involving third year men (Juniors) from the (J. 8. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., and the military academy, familiarize the underclassmen with the missions of the sister acade­ mies and promote friendship among the future officers of the Armed Forces. Ilw fo n t GADGET BAG ATTACHE CASE With adjntabla shoulder By n e t DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) — Part one of Arthur Murray's all star piethrowin* et Bob Hope was ■ tame [been s rare comedy treat. It f tamed out te be loo much like |"This Is Your life ," without the j Kleenei. Continued neat week. again on The Hope roast, jr unsalute, NBC-TV. featured a number of personal!. ■— tie*—such a» Jayne Mansfield, "Startime" continued to pick ha Jsoc Ruaseli, Dorothy Umour. way Tln Pan Alley TuesAlas King, Cliff Arquette sad day nifht, this time with a doien Rocky Cratlano. Academy Award • winning tunes Hope Is donating his IIOO.OM Ux gaidsnes. foo far the two-part party to as t v —» j __ aye research fund. Another way ^ ln th- VBC-TV hour Stcctrcc PERC 4 -c Made of double, scuffproof vinyl plastic. 3 sided zip­ per. Sturdy tandle. 1 . 9 9 u p r ^ u s t a s ^ ^ eVsniea>to >tM made F,r,l: Tb* PtT,aTm*rt 5 ^** “ " f , * * ? !S j? Kifl* C®1*. T** RilUr- The Four touMdurra, show. Whrt l m . s e J f“ ! S i LV*ai*«rs 1PI IK i f I. ** €091 S ZCDIf ' SNwDc S rftord,ntt ,,d u lip , synchroniseOil'Clinfiwf ajftfl t |>>_ aij lb. j _ tlM.000 but think at the good be's „ M ** *h# b,rd r~ d°iB, -V__lh, . ^ ___ . Second: Jane Wyman aa the ho*u " " i 0* •h* <no**cs' to do Wts Irrev^rlme* "sti^lulff durin* th# hour- did heautifully. S£ 0 % harmless, stunlT uV “ * , « [ *b,fn,la« ' *"d Cl 'f f i T S S u s S ™ n^hf molt them d r<Sild haw t o n ^ m ld ^sl l'aany n T public nuMil^^<ure. iieure They Th« almed. weren't personalised enough. On­ ly when MUiei Lamour and Mansfield delivered some special song mslerial did the roast begin to sUile a little. The show really came alive. Ironically, when Hope delivered hii rebuttal. "I was wondering when the entertainment was go ing to atari," aaid Hope. Jlo said ha felt "like Sen. Kennedy at a Nison rally," and, in general, un­ loaded a fine stream of laugh lines with his exceptional skill. If the rest ef the gang bad Hope's approach, the roest would have Jack BenUm of SUirkJand-MorriWfi, lac. of Sanford, wifi 6a presented Ford Motor Company's 900-300 CKJ> award at a banquet honoring high-ranking Ford dealer­ ship car and truck sales mm of ItM in the JackaonvUls Ford sales dis­ trict. Harry B. King, manager of the Jacksonville sales district, said 300-500 Club membership awards are presented for outstanding retail sales performance and that the average 900-50a Club member aald lha equivalent of 100 new cars and 71 uaed cars In qualifying for the national honors. The Mar-Lou Restaurant baa re­ Queen Elisabeth went lata rireu opened again under new managelaMan. tha first lima in British menl. Malory that paper money has Louis Hotel la the new owner and tarried the likeness of a reign- the dining rooms la the restaurant have been remodeled. Rotas alao The new pounds—worth i n s ­ reported that the kitchen will fea­ till Join the billion—plus already ture new charcoal ptt> for steaks rcvlalicw and gradually - re* and barbecue. . ___ tbara. The average lift for The restaurant U located aa one at the notes Is 1A months. Hwy. 17-M south of Sanford. Tha Quota's picture appears In an aval frame. U was draws Mem a three-quarter eagle. AR British eotM struck during R RMwarth'a rslgn bear bla Ilk* Baas, and too Queen's portrait aa touLds and peonies has bean ■ H i m Mr years. The paper •away has tarried « l y Rguras PICKET FENCE Easy to i*staM! No painting! No Htamtetance! Flexible for safety! Beautifies your | | i yard M!o« cost 4 sec. I PATIO TABLE LAWN SPRINKLER Perfect piece of outdoor fur­ niture. 19* high 1 19* round. FoMsftat. Cleans a a a •astfy. MtoNr...........L w 9 Sweeps a rain-like pattern over areas up to 1575 sq. ft Set rN Spray auto- Q a a matic dial control .O a w v GARDEN HOSE Flexible and lightweight! 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Arlene Francis will run "The Jack Paar Show" neat week while Paar tapes five shows io I*>n<ioo tar viewing the week of March M. . .Contrary to published re­ ports, Owen Verdon is not going to appear in CBS-TV'a April a "Playhouse M" drama about men­ tal Illness, Producer Fred Coe reports the cast hasn't bean linad «P "Oscar Night In Hollywood," n hnlf-bour backstage look at whoIs wearing-wbet for NBC-TV's Ap­ ril 4 "Oscar Awards" telecast, will precede tbs main event. Tony Randall and Betsy Palmer will run the preview. N IPPER S BROOM (•ported precision madetem­ pered steel lippen to give youaperfect pedicure. |g g Sturdy, reliable push broom. Handy for garage, p atio, home, sidewalk, etc, | 9 Q SPECIAL....................... 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XLIX United Press Leaned Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, MARCH, 18, I960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 653 Arrests, Fights Mark Racial Demonstrations By Untied P rfu International New arrests, (lit fight*, rock throwing and court conviction* -marked the close today of lha Wfeventh week of an all-out Negro campaign against southern segre­ gation customs. Officials of a South Carolina Ne­ gro college announced stiff disci­ plinary measures for any students taking part in off-campus demon­ strations. Officials responded to the Negro campaign with swift police action in Georgia, Florida and North, Carolina but differed among themselves on its legality. # City Judge John A. Rudd Tal­ lahassee sentencing 11 Negro demonstrators to fines of WOO each or M days in Jail, ruled that protests against lunch counted seg­ regation in drug, dime and de­ partment stnret bolls down to an attack on the property rights of private businessmen rather than an integration campaign. Florida Gov. LeRoy Collins said k waa possible to hold legal ttemonilratlons, but action of Ne­ groes in giving advance notice in communities where they know , "deep resentmenls will develop” ' constitutes an Illegal act. South Carotins Atty. Gen. Daniel R. McLeod met privately ThnrsIN OLD ROME, a lemur* supper is enjoyed by the I V day night with the state’s 14 cir­ tricinha at the. Latin Club Banquet, while tha slave* look cuit solicitors, Gov. Ernest F. on. In front art Pat Mitchell, Alex McKibbin and Ladd Ho11lags, and the head of a state eommittae charged with maintain­ ing segregation. • McLeod said lh* demonstrations •elded legal problem* that had So bn resolved, bat be w m M hot «*y what than are. Students from South Carolina StaU College at Orangeburg, S. C., among 400 arrested Tuesday, TELL CITY, Ind, (UPI)-DeepThe doomed flight originated at were roundly criticised by offi­ cat myslery today cloaked the Minneapolis and made one stop at cials of Use Negro college. The chairman at the board of eiplotion of a Northwest Airlines Chicago to pick up passengers. It trustees Mid no further demon­ passenger plsne which sent S3 look off from Chicago at 3:10 p. strations would be tolerated, and persons plunging 11,000 feel to a m. It craahad east of here at (Anr students participating In off- ft*ry death and turned a southern 4:30 p. m. The weather was good. The stricken four-engiqed plana campus demonstrations “ will bo Indiana soybean field into a —which carried IT passenger* and summarily tap*lied.” wasteland of horror. a crew of S—came down In pieces. New violence broke out Thurs­ FBI agents and Civil Aeronaut­ Wreckage was strewn for five day. ic! Board experte said they would miles. Federal investigators were Throe men were arrested at check on alt possibilities for Ihe Savannah, Ca., by local police and cause of the crash including bomb confronted with a baffling prob­ lem. highway patrolmen rushed there sabotage. Indiana slate police Supl. How­ by Gov. Erne at Vandiver. Whites The chance that thr $3,400,000 ard S. Zeis ordered National and Negroes threw rocks and turbojet Electra may have been flats after ■ M. Patrick's Day destroyed by a bomb was raised Guardsmen to block off a 3U square mile area around the ec*«K parade. after a nun telephoned Chicago m A t St. Augustine whit* men et- police that “ therc'i a bomb on a scene to keep away hundreds oT lacked a group of Negro college plane at Midway” airport. The spectators converging on (lie area. Zeis said six helicopters would students who staged a lunch counter tildown. Police broke It call came a few hours after the fly over the rugged rountryside to doomed plane took off. from Chi­ search out every piece of wreck­ up without making any arrests. cago's Midway Airport Thursday age. Between X and 90 Negro high on a fligh* to Miami. The crash sile was a picture school students were arrested lor out of a book of horrors. . tlmllir demon,Iratlon .1 N . . I * 3 " ~ Flesh and tattered pieces or B-™. N- C , .ml - m roleimd remained unsolved. “ clothing hung from trees. A res­ under t$t bonds on trespass Authorities were cheeking on cuer picked up ■ pair of shoes charges. sales of insurance In passengers with thr laces still tied but no on fee piano. foot in them. *" l 1 ' — NEW YORK (UPI) price' at 1 p. m,; American Airline ........ American TAT .................. Relhlehrm Steel .................. Caterpillar .......... Chrysler ............. . Dul’onl Ka-iman,Kodak .................. Ford Motor ............... General Klcclrlc ............... General Motors .............. Graham • Paige ................. Lorillard ...................... Minute Maul ................... Penney ........................ Penn RR .................. Royal American ................ Sears Hoehuck ............. Standard Oil (NJ> ........... Studrbaker .................. U. S. Steel ........... ............ Slock 1»'« M*» 47'x 3S'« M1* SIS1! in.Vi 76's *T*s 4S1< 2'» 3*’ « 18-'» lit 1* 14 3'« 4H144’ s IV» S4 Volunteers Fight Rising Waters In Central Florida MeCoy. In rear me Mr. and Mrs. Morse and ‘slave', , Among the litter was a Homan Catholic prayer book opened to the litany ''Lord have mercy on u» . . . Christ have merry on u* ” The fuselage of the plan* plunged through a 13 Inch snow blanket and dug a 33 fool crater In lh* rich Indiana bottomland. Smoke curled from Ihe crater during the night. Floodlights east a yellow glow over the srrnr. Cranes and large earth mov­ ing equipment were called In to tijiui.i «• wreckage anil to re­ cover any bodies that might be imbedded in tile ground. ■'The plane is *n deep in Ihe ground it's almost oul of sight,” a coroner's official said. The dead Included five children. Most were from Minneapolis and Chicago. (Herald Photo) Cicero Entertains; Caesar As Students Go Roman Style Cicero entertained Caesar ai the Seminole High Srhool Latin lluh Banquet, Tuesday. Patri­ cians. third-year sludenlt. and Plcbians, terond-year students, were served by their ''slaves” , the first-year class. The Homan style party iuok place in the school auditorium. Trees were brought In and flow­ er* arranged for a garden parly effect. Slaves were kept busy serving thr many courses of food. John llonlfnce was Caesar and Buddy Fulpcr was Clrrro this year Both gsvr speeches in Latin. Nero, Billy Bower, was there with his fiddle. The Invocation wa* Ihe Lord's Prayer In Latin given by Herman Allman. A fashion show and a slave dance highlighted Ihe event. This annual banquet is one of the ways in which Ihe leachrr, Mrs Boyd Coleman, give* sludrnts background material to help with lha study of Latin, TAMPA (UPI) Volunleer workers fought rising watrrs made worse hy ronlfnuing rains today a* Central Florida reeled under three day* of flooding, Overcast skies dumped a downpoor on Tampa, Orlando, Dade City and smaller town* early to­ day after a brief slackening late Thursday. National Guardsmen and Civil Defense workers aided in the evacuation of about M0 persona from their homes in Hillsborough, Pinellas, Ptsco and Polk counties. Volunteers and county prison­ er* operated bulldoters and sand trucks in an effort to plug the hole in-a dike at Lake Magdelcnr Just outside Tantpa, where water rushed through to inundate a large portion of a section one mil* wide and about four mites long. Power line* were down and roads ware washed out In many areas. In Dado City, tho sheriffs department reported only boo road atill open. Many of the flooded-oul families were taken to private homes. Others were housed and fed in emergency shelters set up in s c h o o l s , meeting halls and muni­ cipal buildings. The Weather Bureau forecast held a faint hop* for already bone-weary workers, ft predicted Ihe heavy showers aud severe thunder showers that havt hit the area sine* late Tuesday would cease lalrr today. Although rain was experted to cease In Ihe hardesl-hli areas, runoff front high ground will reuse Ihe water lo rise for at least another day. At Tampa, disaster headquar­ ter* reported 63 families were evacuated . Thursday night and others were being moved out this morning. Water rose about IS Inches la the flooded ares during thr night and was stilt rising. Engineers said the flood crast will come Saturday morning K lha rain stops. Drinking water in the flooded area of Orlando was polluted and hrallh official* warned Ihe dis­ placed roaldcMa lo gel typhoid shots. Giant Manhunt On fteds Queried On Rogers Moves To Prevent For Killer Of 3 Recommendations Made Nuclear Controls G O P , Dixie Rights Block To Fill Board Vacancies GENEVA (UPI) - The West called on Russia today to state clearly Just what kind of controls tha Communist* would accept to Uee a worldwide disarmament ree merit. Jules Much of France, acting as spokesman for (be Western pow­ er*, bluntly told the five-nation Soviet bloc (hat controls "must be able to cheek that agreements which have been undertaken are correctly carried out.” Modi spoke at an hour and IS minute session of the 10 nation dinarmament meeting. ^ H e noted that the Russiaaa mid flwns for international control* would begin simultaneously with development of disarmament. He nestled Soviet statements that control arrangements should not be used for espionage. Then he turned to Soviet Dele­ gate Valerian Borin and asked him pointedly whether ha thought a check on total armed forces and arjni both before and after die^moment would constitute spying. « Annual EUction The Longwood Civic League an­ nual election of officers will be Bold Aped • at the Civic League flnandat condition nod progress of lbs league will also be givaa. WASHINGTON (UI’ I) - Ally, Gen. William P. Rogers intervened la the civil right! fight lotoday in an effort to prevent House Republican* from Joining ■ South­ ern Democratic drive to restrict the administration's voting raferee plan. In a letter to Krp. William M. McCulloch (R-Ohlo), Rogers said tha administration "strongly op­ posed” a Southern amendment to Zoning Hearing Slated Thursday . The County Zoning Board will hold It* master comprehensive toning hearing neat Thursday at 7:30 p. m. in the Courthouse. At that time, final complaints will be beard on the proposed law before K goes to the Couply Commission for adoption. Comprohaaeiro analog bearings have been held in (our* of the county districts in February and aaoot of fee complaints slam from property owner* wanting higher valuations for their property. Ro­ bert flrowo, aoning director said. ■4©ftN limit the proposed Negro vuting safeguards to federal elections and exempt state or local elec­ tion*. The Southern Democrats pre­ pared to offer their amendment aa tha House began ita seventh day of debate on the civil rights hill. Because of the alow pace, leaders said a final House vote would not romo this week as they hoped. The administration plan would authorise federal Judges to appoint voting referees to hear complaints that Negroes were denied their right to cast ballots. When neces­ sary, the referees could Issue cer­ tificates entitling the Negroes Us vote. Hard-core Southern Democrats, angered by lha civil righU stand of t h e i r Northern colleagues, three leryd a revolt that could swing control to the COP oven if the Democrats retained the House in the November election. Rep. Jamlo L. Whitten (DMiss.), announced feat II South­ ern Democrats bad agreed to moot after the election to map strategy. But Northern Democrats professed uucooconL They said such a robelUan would east Southerners seni­ ority leading to committee chair- S T A R V E D BOCK STATE PARK. 111. (UPI) - Police criss­ crossed the state today chasing down even remniely povslide sus­ pect* In Ihe stale park sex killing of three prominent Chicago area Kcroinmcndalions to fill vacan­ matroni. cies on two Sanford boards were Within six hqurs, police had pick- made al City Hall Thursday night. ad up, questioned, and released: . Ihe Sanford Zoning and Planning —A local man with severe face Buanl recommended lhat Wight scratches. His girl friend admitted Kirliey lie appointed as a tem­ scratching him. porary replacement for Howard —An acne-plague^J young man Faville on the hoard of adjust­ connected with earlier sex crimes. ment. —Three Pontiac, III., labortrs, Favtllr has Item a member of one of whom had a bloodstained bolh boards and has acted as a Jacket collar. liaison member between them. He Residents near Starved Hock, has been ill for several weeks. Slile Park slapped on self im Kirtlcy, who 1* now a toning and posed curfews in fear of a psycho­ planning board member will also pathic killer or killers who beat be a temporary liaison between lo death, then defiled Ihe three ibe boards If the CHy Commission women. approves the recommenation. .Tha killer or killers apparently Tha tuning and planning board cornered Ihe women in a remote, gave the CHy Commission its snow-packed canynn with only one, choice of three men in picking a cliff-straddling path oul. temporary appointee lo the ton­ Killed were: ing and planning group. —Mrs. Frances Murphy, 47, wife The board recommended lhat Ihe of R. W. Murphy, vice president city commission choose either at­ and general counsel of Borg-War- torney Vernon Mire, architect K. ner Carp, in Chicago. Wajde Tye or Engineer William —Mrs. MGdred Lindquist, wife of Bush. Robert lindquist, vice-president of Barking lota were approved for Um Harris Trust and Savings Cullen and ilarkey Heal Estata Bank, Chicago. and Sanford Electric Co, proposed —Mrs, Lillian Gelling, So, wife of olficri. The Cullen and liarkey George (Ailing, general super­ office will have a M by 111 fool visor of lot*real audit in tha ac­ lot adjoining the office at Park counting department of Illinois Bell Avr. and 32nd SI. Sanford Elec­ t'ciephoo* Ca. tric Co. will have an office and Guard Alerted, Plan Discussed The National Gunril unit nf Seminole County wan alert­ ed today to stand by in case of any flood emergency aa rains continued to plague tlie county for the third straight day, adding the further thrent of pollution to county drinking waters. Co. R of the National Guard advised County Commission Chairman John Kriiler Thursday night It is ready to aid In any emergeney. Krider lo!d the unit commander Capt, John Krrlinit. to alert hit men and If thr rain* continue they may be rallril on lo offer assistance in cvacuillng fami­ lies from homes in the south end of thr county. As a result of high water rondlliont in South Seminote Thurs­ day, Commissioner Lawrence Swofford asked the County Com mission In mrrt to ask frdrral flood relief aid for the county. The board, meeting this after­ noon, Is expected lo discuss fed­ eral aid along with a drainage plan anil recommendation* hy Ihe county drainage rommitlre. County Sanitarian Val Robbins said today that rains could create a serious health hstard to some areas in the eounty. He singled out thr Midway area and South Seminole as the critical areas. However, he added that there will not be any mass Innorulalion al this lime. "The biggest hazard Is from drinking water and there are many septic lank* in the south end of Ihe county not operating properly, causing water to seep through Ihe lank* and onto the ground,” Robbins said. He said Ihe Midway scclion could turn into a serious pro­ blem because of the shallow wells In Ilist area. Hnhhina and hla health unit staff are making an inspeclion tour of county area*. County Engineer Robert Davis said this morning that the worst flooding problem is la lha Lake MaUbie vicinity. , "If the rains continue many of fecio home* will have to bo evacuated," ha said. Other critical areas according lo Davis are Lake Orienla, Lake Roy, Temple Terrace, Tanglewood, and Imrh Arbor. Davis said his errws are work­ ing around Ihe clock in an effort to keep culverts open in the high water areas. lie aisu agreed with Rohblna that pollution was becoming a dangerous threat In the south end and urged all parents to keep Iheir children from playing near any septic tanks. A total of 13 Inches of rain had fallen in South Seminole and nine in tha Sanford area up until thr middle of this morning. Davis said barricades are up on SR 436, SR 46, Onora Road and soma washed out county roads in South Seminole. Water overflowed soma drain­ age lines temporarily and stood in streets In some places in San­ ford, but rity street* escaped serious damage. Barricades were put up is tha Goldsboro and Georgetown section! as a pre­ ventive measure. Sanford residential areas ap­ peared to be safe from imimulslion of waters. Drainage facililiei kept threatening water* from the Pincereat homes section. Supl. of Schools It. T. Mllwre said that all buses have run on schedule and no schools have been closed. Ho added lhat attendance has been "prelly good considering aU the rain we have l>ecn having." if the rain holds off fur six or seven hours, i-ongwuod won't suffer loo badly from flooded conditions, Mayor A. H. Lormann said, Lormann said lhat houses on Sanlando Springs Rd. in the southwest part of town were hav­ ing drainage trouble because drainage ditches were at rapacity. Houses in Ibis area hava drainage ditches that empty into Fairy Lake. These and other town ditches have not been able lo take off the water as fast as it has fallen. Lormann said that only one family in Longwood was serious­ ly threatened hy flood waters as far as he knew. The family lives on Highland Rd. and Iheir home It completely surrounded by wa­ ter. A town bulldozer was sent to dig drainage ditches around the bouse today. If tha rain doesn't let up some of the paving on Wildmere may bo lost, Lormann said.. Conditions were belter In Cas­ selberry, where the worst flood­ ing waa on Ms* road between fee two Lake Tripletu. Councilman Ben Evans said about three inches at water covered Iflo n o d contracting building at Myrtle Ave. and Park Dr. The plat plan of a SI lot develop­ ment between 20(h and ‘J4th streets was also approved. The land lo be developed by Cecil Osier is between Country Club Manor and the eily borrow pH, Homes there will be in the W.uuo price range, City Manager Warren E. Knowles said. The city commission approv­ ed Ihe devulpmcnt Monday subjert to the toning and planning board's acceptance. Sanford building official M. A. Yrlvington warned against allow­ ing large professional office build­ ings in residential areas. ValvingIon said that a* the city toning ordinance Hands now, someone could put up a bulldipg to house 17 professional offices in a multiple family residential area, so long as ihe bLildlng looked like a resi­ dence. Yrlvington urged that only one professional person’s office be al­ lowed in a residential building and feat fee office not be allowed to lake up more f e u M percent of that building, The building inspector said he brought fee matter up |ar fee a u ­ to* and planning board to keep In Tho town's wont trouble lo mind when they are correcting the where heavy drainage has cut new aoning ordinance. fetches to tU f roods, Evans said, News Briefs C ritical A u d it TALLAHASSEE (UPI) _ An audit critical of the “ grossly ina­ dequate” rcc-ortls kept by the Put­ nam County Hospital Authority at Palatka has been released by State Auditor Bryan Willis. W o r ld w id e T V WASHINGTON (UPD-The Federa I Space Agency said today that one of the practical goal* of Ra satellite program it to "provide worldwide television and tele­ phone services." A r re ste d In P lot PITTSBURGH (UPD-The FBI announced here today that a Flor­ ida pilot, Stuart Sutor, convicted with five other men recently ia an alleged Cuban gunrunnlng plot, ha* been arrested in Sara­ sota, Fla., for violating provisions of his 130.000 bond. O n ly C an d id ate TAIPEI. Formosa (UPI) — Too Nalional Assembly announced for­ mally today that Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek will be lha only candidate in Monday's Nationalist Chinese presidential election. The two minority parties which have nominated candidates in previous elections had issued statements saying they wotld support Chiang Tor a third term. C ubqn T r ia l Opens HAVANA (UPI) — A tovolutlooary tribunal trial opens today,for 4* '• • W n V a'r-revoliiion .rU i charged with trying i o polios the reservoir al Ban Antonia dr Vm Banos which supplies water lo Cuba's biggest airbase. The prose­ cution In the trial at Ft. Cabana was expected to ask 30 to 30-year prison terms for tbs defendants, who were accused also of laying tentative plans )o buy arms in foreign countries. In D r y D o ck NORFOLK. Ve. (UPI) - The gasoline tanker George Whitlock II was pulled into dry dock her* today for repair at a 36-foot gash in her forward hold. The Whit­ lock and iho Norwegian ship Orient collided early Thursday at tha foghound entrance lo Hampton Roads. About 130,000 gallons of gasoline gushed Into Ihe area from the Whitlock's hold and constituted o serious fire danger for hours un­ til tides dispersed it. Realtors Hear Title Procedures The Seminole County Hoard of Realtor* heard Attorney A. Ed­ win Shinholscr speak about tit)* and closing procedures Thursday night. New Smyrna Reach Hoard of Realtors president S. O. Shinholser was a special guesi at Ihe monthly meeting. A question and answer period followed the at­ torney's talk. The meeting was held In Ills Ualtcu Building on Frenc.t Ave. The April session of the series will deal with surveys as they apply |u real estate transactions. Schools Can’t Use Metal Building County school officials hava de­ cided Ihe school system can't use a metal building offered lo (hem hy the federal government. Tha 40 by M foot building in Blihlo hat been used in study of screwworm eradication. School board members discuss­ ed using the building at a shop garage last week. County Supt. R. T. Mllwre said that lh* school system "couldn't handle'’ tho building. Stolen Auto Is Recovered A car elolca from Herald Cir­ culation Manager Frank Volteline Feb. 13 has been found fe Monroeville, Ala., VotfeUne woo notified by police Thursday. The car waa found la p u M itlw of a 16 year-old boy who wot token lot* so study i* Muoooovflk. �a. V 4 -i * Su n day. Church O f Christ G n tii Ralph Brewer Jr. . . . . . Evssgollst Bible School ............... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship........ 11:00 a. m. Evening Wort hip . . . . . . TiSOR. ffl. Wed. Prayer Sendee ..7:00 p. m. CENTRA!. BAPTIST CHUB Cer. tub 1C A Oak Ave. Bev. Gall Smith Sunday School ...............*:** Homing Worahip ........ t l : « Training Union ............0:15 i Evening Worship .........7:10 | Wed. Prayer Service 7:00 | Nurnry Available PINECBEST BAPTIST CHURCH Ml W. Owera Raid Donald Gravcnmcir ......... Pastor Sunday School ........... 0:65 o. m. Horning Worship ......JI:0O a. m. Training Union ........... A'-3® P- mEvening Worahip ... . 7:45 p. ra. Hod. Prayer Servif# . T:4S p. m. Nurnry Available WEST SIDE_____ MISSIONARY BAPTIST lit I. Holly Are. Paul Colly .............. ........ J*»tor William L. Stephen. Assoc. Pastor Sunday School ............10:00 a. m. Honing Worablp......... 11:09 a. m. Biblt Study ..................7:00 p. ra. Evoaing Worablp ........ 7:30 p. m. Had. Prayor Sorvieu ..7:10 p. a . CHULUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH C .0. Swaggtrty ............Pastor Sunday School ........... 10:00 a. m. y Horalag Worship ....11:00 •• m. ELDER SFRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH B. H. Griffin ..................Pastor guaday School .......... 1:45 a. m. Honing Worahip ....11:00 a. m. Training Union ...... 4:15 p, as. Evoaing Worship ........ 7;M p. m. Hod. Prayer Sorvieu 1:00 p. m. GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH fan ted Rhrtaa Ctab 1st BL aad Lae Are. Enost Bolick Jr. Pastor Church School ........... 9:M a. m. Morning Worahip.........10:30 a. at. Evening Bible Study.......... 7 p. ra. Luther Lreguo..............5:30 p. ra. Herbert W. Goers* ........... Pastor Sunday School ..............0:15 a. * . Adult Bible Class > ... .. 9:19 a. » . Worship Service >10:99 a. hr a m m a. ST. LURK'S LUTHERAN Siavla (Near Ovtada) Stephen H. Tuhy ............. Pastor Horning Worship .........9:25 a. m. Sunday School................ 9:00 a. m. Christian Day School, Monday through Friday — Kindergarten • Elementary .................. 9:00 a. m. FIRRY RAPTlirr CHURCH OF OVIEDO inch T. Bryant ................. Pastor Sunday School ............... 9:45 a. m. Horning Worahip........ 11:00 a. m. Ttalnlai Union ............9:19 p. a . Evening Btrvica........... 7:00 p, m. Wad. Prayer Sorvke . 7:30 p. a . Catholic & im .g1; ■; 8 9 ?: T • •i1v. 1 ALL BOUL1 CATHOLIC • Oak Are. at Mh 94. Bav. Richard Lyons........... Pastor •uadsyMasses .............. 7:00 a. m .9:30 a. a , * i . t .l l : R a. a . ........ . 11:10 a. m. BaUyMaw .....................7:13 a. m. Other Churches PINECREST ASSEMBLY OP GOD CHURCH Car. I7lh aad Elui H. M. Snow .................. Pa Sunday School .......... 9:45 a. Horning Worahip a. Evening Worship....... 7:30 p. Wed. Service ........ 7:30 p. Nursery Available Field Worker Guesl Of Church N u irtR i T h e G o ld e n T im e When Mom and I got married, golden waddings seamed jttaL aa remote to ut as they probably do to you. Matter of tu t, foflaa aatehrating them seemed iUt* museum piocaa! Now here wo art, posing for our fiftieth anniversary ptehaow! Funny part of it is that wo don't fool a bit Ilka "old folk*!" Still, a coupIs oan't bo married for half a osntury without pad. Mng In a lot of living. Mom and I hare. There were times when wo wore so happy wo thought wo'd buret. . , othar time# whan k didn't •am aa if wa aould And tha strength to Iwap going aaotiur miMla, Adventist Church Meet Sunday Pastor C. W. Beach, and eight delegates from the Seventh-day Adventist chureh will attend the 51st executive session of the donomination's Florida Conference in Orlando Sunday. Thoic ac­ companying the pastor as dele­ gates are: Mrs. C. W. Beach. H. V. Buckner. Mrs. It. V. Buckner, J. W. Burge.*, Mrs. J. W. Bur­ gess, H. H. Nichols. Mrs. H. H. Sark Are. m Nichole, and Mr*. Edna WhMPastor DavM 9. Cornelia Sunday Reboot .. 9:49 a. m. don/ 10:40 a. ra. Evaaiai Sanrlea ...... 7:45 p, a . Additional Church News Page 9 A.Y.F^Youth Sorvico .. 9:30 p. as. Wed. Prayer Service 9:00 p. sa. Sunday School .......... 11:00 a. a . Sunday W orship..........UiOO a. m. Wednesday Service 9:00 p. ra. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Tuesday Reading Room— 3:30419 Farit Are. 4:19 p. m. T. C. O'Stecn ...................Pastor Thursday Reading Room— 3:30Homing Worship . — 4:90 a. m. 4:30 p. a . Sunday Sehool ............ 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship........ 11:00 a. m. MYF Meetings ............9:00 p. m. CHURCH OP GOD (Intermediate, Senior) . French Are. aad Mad It. Teacher Training Couth Joel D. B row n ........... . P Evening Worship .......... 7:50 p. m. Sunday School •.» 0:41 Evangelistic Btrvica .. 7:30 FREE METHODIST CHURCH Tuesday Service..........7:30 Laurel Are. at llh B4. Ira E. Hindman Jr.............. Pastor CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Sunday School ............. 9:45 a. m. OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Morning Worahip........ 10:49 a. m. CRy HaO FMY ............................. 7:00 p. as. Evening Worship ------- 7:10 p, m. J. G. Brook* . Branch Preaidant Mon. FMY Recreation 7:00 p. m. Sunday . .-at ........ 10:00 a. m. Tuea. FMY Prayer ... . 7:90 p. m. Hacramsnl Moating ... . 9:00 p. a . Wad. Prayor Service... 7:94 p. m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL ERENEEER METHODIST CHURCH OP LONGWOOD CHURCH E. Ruth Great ........... Pastor CUrus Heights Sunday School .. ... 14:00 a. a . W. E. T im m s................... Pastor Montis# Worahip ... 11:00 a. a . Sunday school ............10:00 a. m. Evening Sorvico . . . . . 7:10 p. a , Horning Worship ....11:00 a. m. Wed Prayer Service .. 7:10 p. a . M. Y. F. ..................... 9:90 p. m. Fri. Prayor Sarvica . . . . 7:90 p. a . Evsning Service........... 7:30 p. m. Wed. Prayor Service ... .7:30 p. ra. SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Seventh SL aad E la Are. Owera Rd„ st Woodland Are. ............ Paata W, Thomaa Parson Jr. Pastor C. W. Beach Sunday School ............3:45 o. m. Saturday Sabbath Ichaol 9:30 a m II :00 a. a . Morning Worahip............ II a. m. Morning Worablp MYF ........................... 9:30 p. m. Wed. Praya Service .. 7:30 p. a . (A now Church carving a atw THE REVIVAL TABERNACLE Community) I4lh oad Chow Ave. Sunday School 10:00 a. a . FOSTER CHAPEL Mareiag Worahip ... il:«o a. a . METHODIST CHURCH Evoaing Worship ... 7:49 p. a Oviedo Sunday School................9:41 a. m. Thursday Service .......1:43 p. a . Morning Worship ........ 11:00 a. m Evening Worship ........ 9:00 p. ra. UNITY CENTER OP SANFORB Woaaa'a dub-M O Oab Are. PAOLA WESLEYAN Jeiaphias B. Stuckle ■Pastor METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Worship . 11:00 a. m. Wood niff Balldlag C all W. Shelter Poster 304 B. First BL. B a. I l l Sunday School.............. 9:44 a. a , Tnoaday Class .. 9:00 p. a Morning Worahip ....10:45 a. a , Weaieyan Youth ........... l : U p . a . Evening Worship ......7 :1 0 p, a . Wed. Prayer Servlet 7:30 p. a Methodist Robert O. Byrd ...............Pastor Sunday School ..........9:49 a. m. 'Homing Worship ....11:00 a. a . Ttsiatog Union ........ 9:90 p. m. Evening Worship ........ 7:90 p. m. Wad. Prayer Sorvico... 1:90 p. a . terrain Special Lenten Services Set Lutheran a. p. p. p. Hanforh FERN PARR CHI R(TV OF THU NAZARKNE ORR1AN ROAD Rev. Jim Ftober Pastor Mus Margaret W rit/ill, field Sunday sehool 3 45 a m Morning worahip <10 45 a. m worker for the Com mil! see on Youth service . . . . 9:49 j a Military and Veteran’s Servlrrt Evangalistle sorvico 7:30 p a hod. prayer eervice 7:90 p. -m of the Christian Church, is the CHURCH o r CHRIST guilt during part of the month Faela of March st the First Chrtitian LAEE MARY Eira Duncan .. Minliter Morning Worablp........ ll:on a. m. CHURCH OF THE NAXARENE Church. Mi*s Wrifall I* in Sanford Lake Mary Evening Worship .........0:00 a. m. Tfcurt. Bible Study ... 7:09 p. » 9. L. Drandy — Pastor to aid the local church program Sunday School . . . . 10:00 a. a . through survey sad home visita­ CHURCH o r CHRIST Morning Worship 11:00 a m. tion work with Navy families and Christian Service Training 9:00 personnel in the area. Morning Worihip ... 10:30 a. m. p. m. The Christian Church has an v Eveninl Worship . 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship 7: no p, m. extensive program throughout the Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. m. nation promoting special pro­ grams for churches in military Episcopal areas. The Christian Church in Presbyterian HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL Sanford wUI have a fellowship .CHURCH FIRST PKKAMVTKRIAN Supper March 25, in keeping with Park Ave. at 4th SL CHURCH this effort. The supper 1s one Rev. John W. Thomaa T ailor Oak Ave. and Ttlid St. of the methods to help Navy Holy Eucharist ...........7:30 a. m. Morning Worahip .. . . 0:46 a personnel establish ehurch affi­ Family ServiceSunday School ........ 9:< liation. The Navy personnel Church School ..........0:00 a. m. Homing Worship . . . . 11:1 and families art special guests Morning P ray erSenior Fellowship __ 5:i for this supper. Sermon . .......... 11:00 a. m. Evening Worship 7:34 Holy Communion — Wad. Prayer Service . 7: Tuesday . ............... 7:30a.m. Nursery Available Wednesday ..................10:00 a. m. Thursday................... 7:30a.m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sacrament at Penance DEBARY Saturday .............. 5:004:00 p. m. DeRory Civic Cantor A. C- Summers ...... Pastor ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Sunday School . .. . '9:00 a. m. CHURCH First Christian Chureh—Even­ Morning Worship .. 10:00 a . , a . Enterprian • DeBary ing Worship service on Sunday FT. Paul Shultf ................. Paster night will run through April 10. Holy Communion— COMMUNITY Holy Week services will be on Sunday ........................ 0:00 a. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Lake Mary Mornlpg P rayerThursday evening, during Holy Sermon .................... 11a.in. John W. PWey ............... Paa Week. Holy Communion wit] be at Holy Communionthe Thursday service. Sunday School ....... 10:00 a. lit Sunday each month 11 a. m. Morning Worship ... 11:00 a. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Junior High Westminister —Vesper services will be held on CHRIST CHURCH Fellowship 0:30p. Wednesday* at 7:15 p. m. Lsagweod Senior High Westminister Holy Croti Episcopal Church Rev. Georg# L. Granger .IPastor ........... 7:30 p. Fellowship —Bible studies for Women will bo Sunday Service ............... 9 a. m. held every Monday at 2:30 p.m.: Church School ........... 10:00 a. m. Family covered dish suppers snd Holy Communion discussion groups on Wednesdays Pint, Third Sunday ■t 9:30 p.m,; Friday programs lor children at 4:15 p. m. Morning Worahip ........ 9:00 a. Jewish Synagogue AU Salmi Episcopal Church — Sunday School ... . 10:00 a. Sunday services at 9 a. m, and CONGREGATION BETH B R A IL Westminister Fellowship 11 a.m. will have Holy Commun­ nth and Magnolia Junior . . . . 9:30 p. ion. Lenten meditations at 4:30 Friday Evening Service . 1 p. m. Westminister Fellowship p. m. In the church on Wednesday. Seniors ........... . ... 7:19 p. cmmen o r cn u n r FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH •10 Park Avenue W. P. Bmoki, Jr............. .Pei F. B. Plaber ..........Assoc. Pe Homing Worship 0:45 n. Sunday School ....... ...0:45 a. Honing Worehlp . . . . . . 11:00 a. Training Union ........... 0:15 p. Eveoing Worablp . . . . 7:30 p. Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. Nursery available .Msraiag Worship ....11:00 Evening Worahip ........ 7:99 iWad. Prayor Servie#..7:30 Training Union ........... 9:90 N uarene J iff Pcjtp 2—!•>!, .Mnrcli. 18. 1050 Through k all, wa’re had our chureh. It’s hard to pvt hteo words how important that's been. Maybe you'll got an Man when I toll you this. When Mom asked me what I'd lika to do to eelebrato our anniversary, I said, "Firot of all, lst'e to la Chureh. I want to any a little prayer of thanks." Mom smiled at me. "So do L” riw taM pm. awirew ihs, saw. The support o f the Church Series is sponsored by the following Business Firms: Other Churchee THE SANFORD CONGREGATION OP JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 1011 W. lot BL Sunday Watchtower Study ..................... 3:00 p. a . Wad. Bible Study ....... 7:30 p. a . Fri. Ministry Sehool . .. 7:90 p. m. Friday Service 9:30 p. a . Church OI God Of Piafhsij 3507 E la Arena* J. II. Master Pastor Sunday Sehool ... 1:41 a. a . Morning Worship 11:00 a. a . Evangelistic Service .7:30 p. a . Woman's Missionary Young People's Service, Wad . 7:99 p. a . Ritz Theatre Phillips Leilani “The Best in Movies** 208 Magnolia Ava. FA*24828 “House of Beeity* 8848 Hiawatha Ava. FA 2*7717 HI • Celery City Printing Co. McReynoMs Drug Co. “ Here Since 1920” HOURS: 8:00A .M .-10:30P.M . 8. Park A va. F A 2*2881 2112 F u ll D riva FA 24281 Negro Churches PROGRESE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Midway E. K. Williams . Pastor Sunday School . . . 3:3ft a. a . Morning Worship 11:00 a. a . First, Third, Fourth Sundays Evening Worship 7:30 p. a . First, Third Sundays Usher Board, Tuesday 7:39 p.m Tuesday . .. . Junior Church, Wednesday ... Bittiness Meeting rriday preceding monthly Compliments o f Compliments o f Wheeler Fertilizer Co. Ox Fibre Brush Co. KO84231 Oviedo, Fla. NO 84218 . . . . 9:09 p.m. FIRST SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH 1101 W. 19th BL J. W. Marshall . , Pastor Church School ........ 9:30 s. m. Morning Worship .. . . 11:00 a. m. Evaning Worship ... 7:30 p. m. Tuasday Prayer ... 7:30 p. m. Tsar hers Meeting, Wednesday ....... 7:39 p.M. XION HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 7IS Orange Are. J. L. B ro o k s ..................Pastor Church School ........ 9:10 a a Morning Warship . . . . 11:00 ■ m E"suing Worahip .. . 7:30 p. a Tuesday Prayer terries 7:30 p.m. ST. JOHN METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH •99 Cyprefc Si H. R. Whitehurst . .. . Pastor Church School ...... 9:10 a. m. Mornlai Worship ... m oo a. m. Choir Monday . . . . . . . 7:30 Prayor Meeting Tuesday 1;9t Wednesday Bible Study, Junior Church . TH Club Uttlings Thursday...............I;M p. Progressive Printing Co. Vulcan Materials Co. “ For All Your Printing Needs** “Complete Building MsterUls sot W. 18th F A 2 48 81 M c C r a d t m R a n d F A I01S 1 Sanford Atlantic National Bank Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. Member F.D.I.C. “ Pricei Are Never Higher** 101 I. Ut FA 24211 p SU East Lovelace Amoco Station p.m. * "IF YOU CAN’T RT0P * 9M1LR A f YOU GO BY" p.m 201 So. Park Ave. t FA 2-7030 Ut FA 24122 Hotter Motor Sales C hevrolet • OkUmoblle - Cadillac** 211 E. p.m m. J * 2nd FA 24711 �* Fri. March 1ft, i960—Pagre 8 Quiz M & fe r a (Tiff eanfarh NrralH . Around Flunks Easy One ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UP!) — Quit wizard Teddy Nadlcr worried toa^ay about what hi* children nought of his report card. Nadlcr, the SiO-i-weck govern­ ment clerk who won SZti.ooo on "The 56I.O.K) Challenge," flunked bh teit Thursday for a Il3a-day census taker's Job. "It makes me look like a nit­ wit," he said. "It'll probably take nte three or four months to live Jltis down." ® Hut his children wore more sym­ pathetic than Nadlcr expected. "They’ ve seen me do so well be­ fore," the quiz whiz said. "They might hava been disappointed but they didn't show It. They took it a lot better than 1 did." IMM Dawaon, Ben Griffin, Dick Coppenhavcr, Jennie Hlttir, Theresa Cnrninn, N. V'. Farmer, Edythe Petterson nnd Gnmett White are making their appraisal. Vocational school director E. S. Douglass and Shannon are looking cn at left. (Herald Photo) Quotable Easter Ball Saturday,- Proceeds Quotes To Aid Crippled Children's Group These Extras FREE With Every S H I L L I N G ’S CAR W A X IN G CUSTOM and J. Complete Car I.uhriratlun ........ ........... J. OIL CHANGE using Guirr Pride Oil) ............ 3. CLEAN 4t SERVICE Air Filter ............... - ..... 4, Interior Cleaned & Vacuumed .... ‘ ... .......... I. Mat A Tire Appearance Renewed . .................. ....... I. CLEAN UP and WAX JOB P R O T E C T IN G United Pres. Inlet national NEW YOItK— Swiss sculplor Jean Tinguely after firemen put out hii huge srlf-dcsiroying art machine at the Museum of Mod­ ern Art: "It was a success—marvelous, marvelous, marvelous." ___ ALL f 1.50 3.00 1.00 HOLLYWOOD- Filmland law­ yer Jerry Gicslrr commenting on [he work of his associates who j defended Carole Trcgoff in her murder trial: "I think the boys did quite well today lo get bail for Tregoff |on the standing of the jury which I stood for a mistrial." THIS .75 MINNEAPOLIS (UPll — E. Ray Cory, president of th* Minnr-ola American Automobile As­ sociation, says th* ever-eonfident serial drinker can be a (trailer menace when driving than th* habitual drunk. Cory said tha drunk driver fa usually dearly noticed and other* avoid him. Hut the parly drink­ er, with Just two or three drink* in him. often hai just enough -alcohol to taka daring chance* in traffic. The Clock SEMINOLE COUNTY REA!. ESTATE APPRAISERS practiced on n home at Palmetto Ave. and 15th St. Thursday. The field trip was part of the appraisal course sponsored by the Seminole County Vocational School. Winter Park realtor Earle Shannon directs the course which has about St) members. Ruth Hamilton, Gladys FOR 1.00 15.00 LONDON' — Peiping Radio on the prison sentences of a bishop and other Itoman Catholics on charges of spying and counter­ revolutionary activities: "Their collusion with the Impe­ rialists and treason against the motherland under the cloak of re­ ligion constituted serious crimes of high treason." 122.23 2 -3 9 9 6 Shilling's Gulf Service lat St. al Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. Across From The Chamber of Commerce Building D ig g in g V e n tu r e NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) — Th# board of regents of the Univer­ sity of Oklahoma announced they had givan Andrraon-Prirhard Oil Corp. permission to drill a well on university property. Tickets for (he Easter Lily Halt |key. oil change and lubrication, Saturday night at the Mayfair Inn cuff links and tie clisp, honked still are on sale by tnembrrj of rug; Gloriii'.i In.lbi, sliver tray, the Sanford Pilot Club and women |pearls, steak knives, locket, silver in other communities arm.ml the relish dish ami a sport shirt. county. The ball, sponsored by Hip Semi­ nole County Crippled Children's Sue lcty , will be from 9 p. m . to I a. m. and will include a floor show and gift of a large number of door prizes. Tickets are being sold by Mrs. Harney Guthaus. Chuluuta; Mrs. LONDON (UP!) — A new Brit­ J. W. Yarborough. Geneva; Mrs. ish jet airliner will hate an elee* H o b e r t Uradlord, Altamonte tronie landing system so automa­ Springs; Mrs George Hauniacb, tic that all thr pilot will have to do Casselberry; Mrs. W. A. Forward, is watch. Forest City; Mrs. Itaymond ltall. The makers of the short-range Lake .Mary; Mrs. Joliry Lambert- PK-121 airliner — the "Alien" son, DeUary, and Mrs. Joseph Pavcombine of tie Havlltamt, Fairey clchak, Fern Park. Among thp door prizes are an Aviation nod Hunting Airrraft — electric percolator; electric iron, say the robot landing equipment lazy susan, lady's handbag, cov­ Is the first evrr Installed on a ered silver vegetable dish, wheel commercial ait liner. In its first stage, the landing barrow, pillow cases, six-cup brewmailer, shampoo set, gift crrlift- systrni will bring Ihs plane au­ rate, lamp, case of pcaehci, ham, tomatically below the present gallon of paint, ncrkUire and enr- airline minimum of 20(1 feet abovr ringi. Hirer vanity mirrors, lur- ground level. By 1970, “ Airrn" spokesmen say, It will put tha airliner on the runway safely and C h a se r S o b e r -U p p e r HARTFORD, Conn. (UP!) — roll it In a stop automatically. The Dll-121, designed exclusive­ A Slata Police sign warns motor. Isla: "He who takes on* for th* ly fur hauls up to 1,200 miles, is road will get a trooper for a scheduled to go Into service with British European Airways in 190.1. chaser.” Jetliner to Have Automatic Lander Beware Social Drinker At Wheel Sanford Grammar School fourth, fifth and six graders will taka educational progress and college ability teit* the first week of April, Th* tests are railed STEP for Sequrtial Te*t at Educational Progress, and SCAT for School College Ability Teal. SCAT predicta what a child ran or will do in hi* rollege studies. How to In­ terpret the results of the tests will be explained to parents of gram­ mar school pupils at a parents night meeting March .11. THE COLONIAL SHOP Fin* Fabrics Seminole County director of in­ struction and personnel Stewart Gatchei left Thursday for a school fire insurance and safety confer, rnce in Jacksonville. H* will re­ 7:30 p, m. Tuesday. Th* meeting turn Monday, will ba held in th* achool audiNnrlh Orlando Mayor Roy I.id- torium. dlcott said Thursday that streets, tarry Bates, eon at J. T. grading and curbing are being installed in a new development in Balei of Sanford received his the southern part of tha village. Bachelor of Science degree at The development of niors than 100 the University of Florida and wilt home* i* a Master Builders lnr. go on active duty at Fort Jackproject. The North Orlando Co. ia son. S. C. After he completes his atilt working on getting FliA ap­ Army stint, Dates will start work proval for the new homes, at the Swift and Co. plant In Win­ ter Haven. .Seminole County Tuberculosis Association executive secretary Mr*. Iermine Graham will attend the P.ifiO Christmas Seal Clinic In Atlanta Tuesday and Wednesday. The Tuberculosis office on Park Ave. will b* closed during those two days. Everything for the warns* who news . . . a heautifnl group of fabric* and notion * nolacted from th* faahlon hoaaaa of New York, ftllka, Satina, Liaaaa, l.*r**, and aa array at Cettaai that will aaaia yon, Co*** la and are aa. Four patlrm iiaaa far your pleaaura, lift S. Palmetto Arc. Daytona Beach, Fla. Free Parking la Rear Gift Sale Cold weather delayed the itart of the Recreation Department'! Ualon Twirling cla iin . Weather permitting, daises will start al 9:30 i, m. Saturday at the Southside school playground. All glrla front the first grade through ju­ nior high are invited to these frea instnirtions given by Pal Smith and Angie Stewart, Seminole High majorettes. Chaffing Dishes Baskets Casseroles Fiberglass Plsaler* Laay Surens Wrought Iron Carafes Wall Plaqaas C ollector* Itama Many Other ltaasa I 30% to 50% Discounts ffupt, or School R. T. Mil wee will he the prindpal speaker at the South aide P, T. 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The dividend is $1.20. f,\ Cfcaada Dry, the famous ginger ale bottler and liquor ing $1 a share. , priced at $51.00 and pays share. . , a major natural gaa distributor; Ilvldend. , an outstanding dairy concern; recent r: " pternatlonal Shoe Co., the largest domestlo manufae* International f I of shoes; rscsnt price $55 and pays £1-80. ^_______f IntarnaUonal iUrvnatar, a leading' truck and farm equip* manufacturer; recant recent price $46 and has an sn indicated 4 Manufacturer, d dividend of $£4& V Lorillard, makers of Kent cigareta: $37 per share b i Indicated annua) dividend of $2.20 plus extras. I.H . Macy, a giant New York City department store; $85 a share with an annual dividend of $2. few England Electric 8ystem; recent price $20 and a VN W S S S & tB S rffifir s& ftsssftn 8ULL-' MARKET Gaffers Mohawk Power, Immense integraUd electric r system; price 184, dividend $1.80. outhara Natural Gaa; price $36.60; dividend. $2. the percents** yield of a stock, divida tha dividend by tha price of the stock. Exanfple: •hare; dividend $1.00; Yield equals five per* prosper in Florida — one of the tha nation today—during tha next at businaaa, electronic*, tha chemiilnf, swimming pools, co-op apart* parks, ;iaauranc«, housing and building, citrus, ig and farming. let growing areas seem to be Melbourne-Cocoa , tha Tampa-8t. Pete area, Jacksonville, Penas- WASHINGTON—For three and a half yean America's surplus again ha* fed 19,000,000 hungry peopk la India and under an ex­ pansion of tho surplus foods program this may go to 20,000,000. What disturb* many poUcy-makarx and otbors who ar* all for this program la that, aa India struggles vainly to keep ahead af her swiftly expanding population, she may come to roly permanently on these surpluses. That is one reason an Ida* be­ ing generated haro has stirred an much interest. It Is ter a Mg-acal* program of fertiliser ptents for In­ dia that would expand food produc­ tion beyond tho needs of Urn ter*- No Can Do AUBURN, N. Y. (UPI) _ WUItem K. MeKeon received a farm tetter urging him Is import New Vert Gov. Nelson A. JUckateUar ter tho Rvpohlioaa preridaallil gemination. McKean la chairman af tha Cayuga County Democrat!# experiment In democracy now bolag undertaken in India. . That, at any rate, la tha claim'af tba author of the plan, Jonathan Garst, aa agricultural specialist from Berkeley, Calif., and a mem­ ber of the remarksbte Iowa family that has doo* so much pioneering Tho first sign of tempers lure la tha revolution In agriculture. It damage la teosaa green veget­ la this revolution In machinery ables k lue* at tha ckaracteristk and chemical fertilisers that has bright grata eater. lacroaaad production anywhere from » la 10 percent in n abort span at Uma. One brother k Roewell Garst at Coen Rapids, laws, who last September showed Pre­ mier Khrushchev what a combineUse af hybrid seed, machine* and fertiliser could do. la brief, what Garst prop asm is that India build ana 100,000 too nltrogos-una plant par month for M months i* product a total of 9,000,001 tana at attrogsa o yaar. Because theta planla would bo Uslitks In (he Garst plan. WUh Senator Thomas Kuchel of Califor­ nia, bo look Gant down for n conference with Undor Secretary of State Douglas Dlilon. Dillon, too, l» said to have scan tha diamaUc possibilities of ending the threat of hunger that hang* over India’* 400,000,000 people. But bureaucracks move slowly aod ponderously. India must first ask for a mission that would later make a formal recommendation for such a program. Working out the international financing would la itself bo no small undertaking. What makes tha plea *° appeal­ ing Is the effect it would havo la dramatising the technological pro­ gress of the West It* propaganda value la aU of Alia would bo al­ most as graat as the practical value of making India virtually aalf-iuStelent la food. This would offset some of Bovlet Russia’s high­ ly propagandised teats la acteaco isd tpact. The agricultural surpluses that hav* plied up la a bug* multi-, billion-dollar mountain In this country ar* an adverilsomont of the American revolution in agri­ culture, albeit to embarrassing advertisement. Under Public Law 400 tho mountain baa boon some­ what chipped away, with surplus Spain' 1^ another country with a population problem that hat re­ ceived a large volume of American ■urphiaei. Tha total through tha •od of January was valued at BM4,* Mi,700 at world prices, Including tho coat of shipping. Farm state members at Con­ gress might tpposa any program to ns* American aid to create selfsufficiency in agriculture. But, oa the other head, there la a general realisation that somehow the fan­ tastic accumulation m n a t b* brought under control, r i t e It depresses tha agricultural economy and la a constant drain on tha treasury. You merely havo to ask t qua*then should bo kota laterest la plana to reduce the need for sand­ ing American surplus food abroad. What If la the neat three or four years a way can ha found to bring prodaction la this country la bal­ ance with demand? Would wo than abruptly atop shipments to conntrie* such India and 1 risk widespread famine? up anything Ilk* n perm pendenct on a Ufellna United State* is to risk an eventuality. Past Jumped Me avungu rhorrh atloodsoce from IS to III la tha flral yaar. by the •Iratugy balow. AaS the Yaong PropU’u Borluty aaomud from 11 to SI. So bla purUhloarra alio raised hlo aalary I too at tha start af tbu second year. Clcr. Ira, apply tha aarufira atratogy below and see far ysoraelvee. Jeaaa believed la aelag psychol­ ogy to get bigger crowds, which k why he eent tha 7t ahead af him! CASE E-406: Paul P., aged 26, I* a seminary itudent. "Dr. Crane." he began. "I hendk n llttla church over tha weak, and, but It U not thriving vary much. "In your address before our seminary la»t year, I remember yon said It take* a llvewire in the pulpit to aloctlfy n congregation. "Can you giro mo a preicriptloa for becoming a llvewire?" At tha outset, I am auumlng that such clergyman hava tlneera devotion and rallglou* IdealUm. With that promise, I’ll outline the piyehological strategy by which a clergyman can double at­ tendance, win far more converts, and even soom his salary. Pint, learn how to make an In­ teresting sermon. And Unit it to 20 mInnto*. U*e the technique out­ lined in previous can records, or •end for the booklet below. Socond, remember names and faces. It Inflates the ego of pariihloner* to have their priest or clergyman call them by name, for everybody has this tattoo branded •cross his ehost: " I WANT TO PEEL IMPOR­ TANT!" A good memory la a result of pracueo. If you are n married cleric, compare notes at bedtime sad thus maha a contest ont of whether yotf or your wife can recall the meet namda af aewcamer* •ad parishloaers. Third, name at least three par­ ishioners In your sermon every Sunday, but do this in an Inci­ dental bat compllmaatsry manner, as you describe something about their borne or farm ar children that fits inU your thame. Fourth, Inject some wholesome competition la your charch aw cletlu* and Sunday ichool. Urge clasuas to divida ’ Into Uama with a captain over each. Schedule short conteeta of a monthly nature, with tha winning team to bo entertained at a pic­ nic or wiener roait by the loeera. Virile American* thrive on com­ petition. That’* why wa art tha ■ports nation of tho world. But wo don’t liko sUgnatlon. Competition has also mads us tha economic pace-setter of tho world, and competition la not unchris­ tian. A lot of misguided church peo­ ple abhor competition, wrongly thinking It products quarrels, fighting and barbarie behavior. That’s not true, for It Is com­ munism that promotes barbarism, yot communism docrlos competi­ tion! This very republic and our uniquo "tret entorpriso" system are n glowing tribute to- competition. Jesns also believed Ip competi­ tion, as In his parable of tha men with tho talents. Fifth, launch helpful psycholog­ ical projocte, such as tha Compli­ ment Club, which embody tho Golden flute but assist paopte to become happy and hotter poised. A preacher should pralee those who placed flower* on the altar, as well as tha ushers, singers, and •specially tha cooks for the church support. Competitive athletics can be scheduled, aa softball leagues, bas­ ketball and.bowling contests. Sixth, harness youth aa by oncouraging rewards for children who memorise Bible verse*. And use the young folks for surveys ef church attendance end I* publish n mimeographed paper. Bead for my booklet "Surefire Public 8peaking Strategy," en­ closing a stamped return snvslope, plus 20c (non-profit). (Always write to Dr. Crane la dsra ef thk newspaper, eat tee lag n kag 4c stempat, address od envelope sad Me to cover typing and priatlng eerie when yen send for en* of hk book­ let*.) balane* of world power was atUl tipped our way. At the time, the military had reasons to believe the Communiita would launch an attack somewhere on the globe. By exploding a flreball or*r the desert—« confkgralion “which would turn the tend to glass for miles around and fu tA like a live volcano for months"—. this nation would serve as a eym. bol of the might of the freo world. In the vast Gobi wasteland of •00,000 square miles, It was point­ ed out, there would bo no loss of life. The proposal was discussed in earnest—but, of course, the plan never went off. But It showed the bold thinking of the man who m sg be our next chief executive. If b o * Is the word. The newsman to whom the plan was bared was columnist Holmee Alexander. The blsarre episode la paraphrased In his novel. "Shall Do No Murder." The book Itself Is about James. Forrcstal, our first secretary of defense, who cast himself unto death from the tow. ering Bethesda Naval Hospital 1^ the belief that the world was m # mitting Itself to mast murder, i Someday the full awesome ac­ count of the bomb that almost went off may be acknowledged by those who were in on the proposal.1 Just the other day, Anthony Eden, retired British prime minister, al­ luded to the episode In his mem­ oirs. Now, the limousine turned off ont Independence Ave., and as M watched the tall lights dim into the mist, I could not help think­ ing: "Had he been our president then, and thus the one to make the political decision that would havo triggered off the bomb, would he have gone ahead with it I " If the answer were "Yes," It might hava changed the course of the world. i CARRAWAY tr McKIBBIN 114 N. Park Ave. FA I OS DAILY CROSSWORD 11 1 Ml . 1 L i X • *• IS 1. ^ * Falls Arc High In Homa Dtaths cj m\ I p fe l aitrogon capacity. ' A NEW YORK (UPI) - Statis­ ticians of Ute Metropolitan Life laauranc* Co. report that falls acoouat far nanny half af aU Gsrvoir d e l i t peel duty with dm M»mt and b it of them. Coing to work or school or oot for dm evening, yoo’v* got o geoulno ria-simr. As Ter carting wound pile* of duff teataodofpsepk, just look et Corrtir'i Motion- salsa bad mam wick tha roar amt M M And whan that’s te l you oaa start an tho traak. Cabair. yon tee. k so ardteary cowpeer ear. No ethers are to versatile, so inp*stou*ly engiaeerad—with tedepoadsnl ewpnekn at aU tear w h ile, an air-oeokd tear toxin* that aaim arndt water or omiftsooa. You just m f tempi* anythin ok* aamlaa ete t b u doy* wMh a Cmvoir. Drive one. . . *ooo. Less Sickness O W e f dernier fo r fa st idm m y, favorable dealt. chrowte ailment* and prolong* chlrawrartk. Ufa. P I iK m s i Vary Wile to known about tka m S m NI many forces and Margins sad fcla tnian S S u S Il^ C t M M M F A f c f B K S " 7d :V / 1 �0 r l. March 18, I960—Pa*a .8 Yankees W orried Over Mickey M antle's Knee By JERRY COVINGTON The Tucumn Giants of the AAA Paci­ fic Const League anti Harlingen of the AA Texas League open the spring exhibition schedule here tomorrow, weather permit­ ting. at 1:30 p. m. This will be the first of 15 home spring training games for the Tacoma dub. The Giants moved their top farm club from Phoenix to the coast this season to put them closer to their headquarters In San Francisco. Rosy Ryan remains as the general manager of the club and John (Red) Davis is field boss again this sea­ son. Davis replnccd Bill Rigney three sea­ sons ago when Rig was moved from Min­ neapolis to the Giants as their field man­ ager. Tile AA franchise that was in Corpus Christ! Inst season hHs been switched to — neighboring Harlingen and big. burly, Ray • Murray will be leading the charges again. This weekend all of the eight farm clubs of the Giants will be in town and the managers are anxiously waiting for the weather to break so they can get down to serious business. Besides Tacoma and Harlingen, the following clubs wilt be work­ in g out here at the beautiful training site on Mcllonville Ave. Springfield, Mass., of tha Ciaaa A 0 Eastern League: manager Andy Gilbert. Eugene, Oregon, of the Class B North­ west League: manager Richie Klaus. Fresno, Calif., of the Class C Califor- Don Mueller, former outfield great of the New York Giants, and present scout for the Sin Francisco Giants, took time out from his chore* at Ihe training base lo get in a little shad fishing. Don and Phil Stallings, operator of the Osteen Bridge fish camp, ~ were out in the river and Don was Busing a threo ounce spinning rod and a three pound teat Rno In search of shad. All of a sudden a tremendous fish grabbed hold and • after a 30-minute battle up and down the river Don landed * 17 pound catfish. . Don has astablisbed several rec­ ords in the baseball books and if there were o record oo catfish on small tackle thia would aurely top the list in (ho fishing books. Sports Car Rally Slated Sunday Tbe Seminole Sporu Car Club will hold a rally calltd "Don’t Follow Me." It will be put on by Bud Moughton, Jim end Carol DeBrine and will atari at 1 p. m. Sunday from Vorndran's Shell M Service it the corner of 23th St. ♦ and Park Ave. The rally will be a time-speeddistance rally in which tha drivers with the assistance of their navi­ gators will hava lo maintain • given average speed over a course that they will not know until two minutes before they leave. The care will leave ia two minute in­ tervale Tha average spetde ere kept low enough that tbe eara do not have to exceod the speed W limit in order to maintain their average speed. nia League; manager Buddy Kerr. Pocatello, Idaho, of the Class C Pioneer League: manager Mike McCormick. Artesla, N. M., of the Class IJ Sopho­ more League: manager George Genovese, Quincy. 111., of the Clnsn D Midwest League: manager Sam Calderonc. The other night we dropped by the dormitory and, due to the rainy weather, our old friend Cotton Brown was enter­ taining the young basebnl) hopefuls with a western movie. After the show Cotton introduced me around and we hnd quite an enjoyable time. There was a red-hot gin game going in the scouting office between Jack Swartz and Nick Shinkoff, two of the scouts. We had a nice visit and they wished us the best of luck with Kansas City here this summer, We also saw many people around the premises who have been among some of the greatest players in the country. Don Mueller, who was an outfield star for the Giants several years ago, Is at the base and he Is In his first year of scouting for the west coast team, Carl Hubbell, the farm director, is lodging at the camp and will be on hand throughout the spring TopAction Set In DogTrack Featured Race NCAA Semi-Finals Slated Tonight SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-Loagshort New York University battles sophomore-studded Ohio Slate and defending champion California lakes on tbe fabled Oscar Robertson and his Cincinnati Bearcats in the semifinals of the NCAA basketball championships tonight. A sell-out crowd of nearly 16.ooo will jam tha eavemous Cow Palace to watch the clue of the nalien’ i eager* in the ehips-down conflicts. California, gunning for Us sec­ ond straight NCAA crown— and tha San Franeltco Bay area’ i fourth title -in six years — is a threa-polnt favorite to whip Cin­ cinnati. And the Rurkrv..* «\» tVs!«\ State rate six points ovar the sur­ prising New York UnivertUy quin- Rain Delays * St. Pete Tourney Ona af the few places in the U. S. where the American flag flies day and night it over tha ST. PETERSBURG. Fie. (UPD grave of frontier eeout Kit Carson —Tourney officials hope to start at Taos, N. M. tho delayed St. Petersburg men's •pen golf tournament today, but there is e rhan<i more min might cause another postponament. The 113,000 event, tho Slat an­ nual open here, had been scheduled'to get under way with n field •f the nation's leading professional golfers Thursday. More than 300 pounds of live greyhound will compete in to­ night’s hot-box 10th atfair at Sinford-Orlando Kennel Club, expect­ ed to he Ihe season's best contest between lop-grade heavyweights. Eighty pound Ray Rush leads the poundage parade, although the brindle gem is only a 10 to-I shot on the morning line. Fivorile of the featured at­ traction Is O.B.’s Missive, a 72pounder who gels top early odds of 3-lo-l from the fifih post posi­ tion. Artion on the 11-evrn schedule will start at 8:10 p. m. O. B.’s Massive, a leading re­ presentative of Ihe star-studded Oswald Brothers Kennel, Is fresh (ram sa Impressive win over Quick Profits and six other stand­ outs in the sport of qurens. The big red tinted fellow ha* nabbed four wins this season. Second choice in the early fi­ guring is Duce Black, 70-pound galloper from Ihe Race Street Kennel. Duce Hlark will have the seventh starting position. Only female in Ihe race Is Ros­ anna Mink, ranked third best on the morning line with S-to 1 digits. A star from last season, Roxanna Is expected to be top contender from the fourth position. Rounding oul (he heavyweight lineup are Big Blimp, Red Nix, Turnaround and Do Goodcr. Only 14 more racing days re­ main on the club's calendar be*.*es the April 4 doting date. JKT liOWI.ERKITES had their first day of bowling at the Jet Lanes Ruwling Alleys Wcdnesduy. The new 18-weeks leugue is made up of 10 teams that will play every Wednesday at 0:.TO n.m. Mrs. Ardla Blnha of the Ivey’s Slice Store team tries for a strike here. The league is open to all women who wnnt to bowl and those who want to join may place their names on the league waiting list, (Herald Photo) TwoTied For First In Mr. & Mrs. Loop NEW YORK (UPI) — City de­ tectives were investigating basket­ ball’s "greatest orange juice mys­ tery" today but lop-seeded Brad­ ley and upstart Providence had problems of Ihcir own before Sat­ urday's Itnal round of the Nation­ al Invitation Tournament. Target for the sleulh* — a "phony” hotel bell hop who brought Bradley's Chet Walker a glass of orange juice that may have made him sick during the Braves' S3 71 win over St. Bonaventure Thursday night. Target for the team*— victory in Saturday afternoon's nationally lelevlsed windup of ihr Madi son Square Garden Tourney. Whethrr the Juice Walker drank contained dope probably would be known today, when a police chem­ ist's report was to be aunounccd. The bell hop, described by Walker as "about IS years'old. six feet tall, and black haired," appeared at 5:30 p. in. Thursday at the hotel room shared by Walker and teammate Al Saun­ ders. He bore a glass of orange juice for each "from coach Chuck Oribnrn." Walker downed his glasa imme­ diately. Saunders didn't. H u r le r 's D ad D ies LENZBUKG, III. (U l'll - Funcral services will be bold Satur­ day for J. Nicholas Hacker, 75, fathrr of former major league pitcher Warren IDrkrr wbo is now with the Buffalo Bison* of the Intrrnslionsl I-csgur. The elder Harkrr died of a heart attack al his home here Thursday. Walker began feelrng til "about 7 p. m." By game time at T:30 he was suffering from cramps and diarrhea. He was in and out of Ihe gam* several times, playing only 26 minutes but scor­ ing 27 points. After the game he was nauseated. Despite lus absence for 14 min­ utes, Walker shared star billing In the Braves' triumph with backcourt ace Mike Gwens, a redhaired spcedball who devastated St. BonavcntureV vaunted "nerv­ ous press" defense, Owens eluded the harrying Bon­ nie front line defenders and Inva­ riably pissed In the "loose man" deep down court. The Braves couldn’t slop Ihe Stith brothers from lopping their 32-polnt per game average with 54 <34 for Tom. 28 for Sam) but Ihe Bon­ nies petered out after trailing by only 61-311 with 9:30 remaining. Providence reached Ihe final with a .66-02 win over secondseeded Utah Slate in a rontest both sides admitted was poorly played. The Friars fell into (heir old habit of blowing leads, this lime 10 point*, before five points by- Jim lladnot in the last 2:12 paced the win. "I know Utah Slate made a lot of mistake*," said Friar Coach Joe Mullancy, "but boy, oh, hoy, how iboul ui? Instead of playing it smart when we had that lead and taking good allots, we couldn't wait lo take a bad shot." Lcn Wilkcns led the Friars with 16 points while Cornell Green and Jerry Schofield had 19 each for Utah Stair. "Mr. A Mrs. Bowling League action continued last Sunday at Jet Lanes with Iwo teams moving into a firs! place lie with five wins and one loss. The loam of Tcena and Tom Arman I* now In flrst plscr with Eve and Andy Stine. Following close behind with 4l* win* and only I1* lostei I* the team of Al and Bill Moll. Ann and Chris Wtchern havf four wins and two losses, with the Kegels, Joy and Carl, only one-half game behind them. Gloria and Mike Accardi arr tied with Bobbie and Dirk Richards with three wins and three losses, with Gloria and Dirk being the high individual ~bowlrrs for the second week. Kelly and Ed Callao and Claire and Hal Wiseman have two win* and four losses, while Ihe Carters, Vicki and Karmel, and the team of Maureen and Jaek Ridley havs ona win and five defeats. New Kegler Loop To Organize Unit'd P i » « International Although they won’t admit It, the New York Yankee* are be­ coming Increaiingly concerned over Mickey Mantle’s chronic knee trouble. The slugging outfielder pulled up with a badly Inflamed right knee at the Yankee’s St. Peters­ burg training eamp Thursday and was taken to a hospital for Xrays. "There are no bone chips but the knee Is Inflamed and there is some fluid in there," said Dr. Sidney Gay nor, the team physi­ cian. who advised Mantle to "take It easy" for a few days. Mantle has had trouble with the tamo knee since the 1931 World Serie* when he ripped the inner cartilage so severely he had to undergo an operation. Additional leg trouble and shoulder miseries handirapped him last year, when he had his most disappointing season with (he Yankees, hitting only ..285. While Mickey’ s current plight wasn’ t judged loo serious, ther* I* always the possibility the knee msy bobble him more this year than In the past —and thai’a what has the Yankees worried, Manager Casey Stengel fully re­ alize# that in order for the Yan­ kee! to bounce back from their surprising third-plate finish last year they will need a healthy Mantle In their lineup every day. Thus far Ihii spring, the former champs have looked woefully weak al the plale—scaring onlly seven run* in losing threo of (heir first five exhibition games. They collected only two hits in a >4 losa to the Chicago While Soa Tuesday and were limited to three safeties in a 10 victory over ihe Washington Senators Wednesday. The Yankees, along with seven other eluba baaed In Florida, en­ joyed a break in their training grind Thursday when a heavy rain washed out four eahibition games. However, In sunshiny Arisons the Cleveland Indians downed tha Chicago Cubs. 4-3. on Roeky Colavito’s fourth home run of the spring and the San Francisco Giants scored an uphill 4 3 vic­ tory over the Boston Red Soa. The Kansas City Athletics set back the Baltimore Orioles, 3-2. In 10 innings si Miami and Ihe Whit* Sox edged Ihe Senators, 10 at Sarasota as rookie pitchers Ed llohaugh. Gary Peters and Stover Mcllwain combined In turning l i a one-hitler. Lausse Favored In TV Fight NEW YORK (UPD -Eduardo f.ausae of Argentina, absent from American rings since 1956. ruled a 2 1 favorita to beat Canadian middleweight champion Wilfie Greaves tonight in their national­ ly televised 16-round bout at Mad­ ison Square Garden. Lausae, a classic left hooker who knows bow to finish a rival once he gets him into trouble, la best remembered In thin country for hit sensational campaign in 1655-58 that Included victories over Tiger Jones and Gene FuBmer. [^ALWILC ClqQilCl/ An organizational meeting of Ihe Men's Clastic Summer League will be held at 7:30 p. m. today at Jet Lanes. All men Interested in bowling this summer on Wednesday nights are asked In attend. NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debta Incurred by anyone other than myself. Ernest E. Skully Ticket Sales Heavy SAN FRANCISCO (U P D - The San Francisco Giants ticket office reported Thursday that it wai “ snowed under" with applications for season tickets. As a result ticket deliveries wlU be delayed, Ihe Giants said. PRES1IGE See tha aeweal concept bn materiel handling equipment, eke Cat No. 944 Treaeeeeter, now at Rooter Machinery Company. paw ae . . . pawoe a live-acttan h fibeeliM capacity * . .' design Ultty. Wednesday, Friday ft Saturday 1 P .M . LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY • Ctubheaee • Heated Stands Jerry Coition, Co-Owner W UCOM I • Valot Parkins Barry, No Miner* Wide-Track widens tha stance, not the cer. With the widest track of any c*r, Pontiac givna you better liability, I j | 555 V itsa lean and aw ay^nceurata co n tro l. | A f- ' 1*.,' j,*, ^ ,,, , 'i j ^ v •4 WOOON ^ M l VOW 4 >«M AWTMOIIZia PONTIAC M A U I BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, M l W. Ut Inc. S S N tU a U , t 'L A . • ■JjL �9 A N ew Bonnet Is Woman's Best By JEANNB WA1WKK DM yeu know that a beautiful kit la ■ m i u ' i beat friend? With Spring officially arriving Monday, milady will ba vlstttog tka mmiaanr shops la acarck of a aew bonnet—and whether It be practi­ cal or frivolout—it will fire her a make her younger than springtime —or at old *s her bat (therefore a worn aa la as old as sbe looks!) It can introduce her — saint or I I I I alien. ;> A bat can pretend her sfeia is magnolia (try a beige veil sad see) and It css. uplift fsc* lines that ere dtewisward bent (upeurving brim) •c it can be fashioned of flower* to softea a sharp profile. A hat can feign height (high trimmings) or It esa deepen the color of her e y e s . Thus, a bst can minimise a poor feature. play up a good one. I I | I 1 Colors, Fabrics Soft you will note the trend toward pale colors as evidenced by the widespread use of beige, chalk white aad pearl grey. Also to the color pictures are the soft fruit coion of lime, orange, mint and strawberry appearing in solid colored silks and silk prints. Lighter than navy blue will be a films in Baa Tran cisco and South­ ern California. From bar liUl* office at Pier a on tha waterfront, word from "bar” moves ont to a tough and salty-tooguod empire with a fa ,MS weekly payroll and equip­ ment raagiag from wheelbarrows la mutti-wbaaiad trucks capable ef BfHaf UP tens. universial choice and especially good to coals and suits. Black is news, with black, white aad shades of brown to prints ranking high. Gold, from a muted chamois lone to t bright gold and on tote the orangy marigolds, ia another significant group. It also merges into the more pinkish ton s, such as apricot, peach and coral. Intricate blending of fibers makes many interesting new tex­ tures available to fashions. Silk and wool combinations top the fiber list for spring to this sec­ tion of the country. Prints in texture gives a dimen­ sional look to fabrics that la new. Ribbed and diagonal weave fabric* art an important part t f the fabric picture. Much sheer will he noted to summer fashions. Bordered fabric* will b* popular to colorful fashions, and we will see the revival of American provincial designs. wind from robbing her hsir of ns!ursl oils—and il can hide her hair on her worksdsy wsy. A while hit can discourage s from bumping into her on dirk nights. A red one e*n attract* man - s flowered ooe can make her look dreamier. A feather in her hat makes her feel youthful snd pen snd * *rmirt cloche can give her an sir of tophisticsUon. But whether tt he a day one or an evening one, if iu the right one. U will bring ber compliments! And it has been said that “ ’ Us belter to wear one flattrnng hat 100 time* than to have a down unbecoming ones." In buying a hat remember soma steadiest rules, first, that simpiicity is the foundation of good taste and there la no price on that. Select hall that do something for you and not to you. Dress more to suit your face, figure and personality rather than follow fad trends. Select hats to please men and last but not least—remember that color U ex- - I I I I j! A hat la a woman's heat friend because it gives m w Ufa to bar threey.ar old aulL A m w hat makes an old wardrobo suddenly important. A hat la bar protection. It wards eft a cold In the bead or o bout of alnus. It keeps bar warm or cool, It keeps the sun out of her eyes aad at the same lime staves off a crap of freeklei! It can prevent the A WOMAN'S DILEMMA la facing Mrs. Andrew Carraway as she finds too winwy txd tln f bats la Lh« new display at the Mary-Esther shop. San* ford abopa report that the new spring lines are getting a lot of admiration. v " ,X ■/. w lT t ti>it p ..* .. NATURAL for an Etater P«nde prize la thin white high crown cloche circled with ruffles of deliente yellow delates. Mrs. C a m way tried it i t Mary Esther’s. I I I Give U p The Trousers ‘ '■'----m.. “ XX . I I I ”> ■ ■ I I ; ,y \r r,?-' _ "% .S3-"' ; X y .;V v .iV' "S -,-7 «tX*.^*v|S| ■ I I f ■ * -Jj iy * - - 'S I j^fcyA v.*J7 'J y ; . ‘i .' V S jE V h ,'? ^ K : . I -a-** imw.-u u * ... PERFECT for Mrs. OlUe Loper'o brunette coloring U the " hite bell-bundle inMg. Lot It express your parson „trtw created by Nannette. . ‘ , . It can be aeen at Yowtll'a. So if you see a hat that yon hon­ estly in» »■>( know its beat f o r ----- " • yen, buy It—don’t walt-your first Hata, hair and dress silhouette impression la always beat have entered a three-way part Tbo stares in Sanford an brief- » « « p tor * comp»ftm ensemhb tog out bst boxes filled with tha •Vtaalyata tor Womre'i prettiest creations for the spring Jf“ rkDlU,r' tri(J* PubUc,U(M season. Take n peek and you'll ,IalJ b,v# tall gracefa) shape* t< agree a h.I to a womaa's'bast the widto cf tha .Uhou By GAT PAULEY NEW YORK (UPI>—Okay girls. Let's start being all woman again and return the pants to their rightful owners—the men. Women don't look like women, talk tike women or act like women once they don trousers. The fe­ minine demureness, the softness of voice disappears. The mannish stance and masculine sprawl taka over. Pants, to p^t it bluntly, rob us us of our sex appeal. I bring up this subject iflcr long brooding, because we seem to be sacrificing femininity for comfort. We kave adopted Ber­ muda aborts, short shorts, slacks, toreador trousers and Jeans as our costume from sunup to sun­ down—for the supermarket, for tha trip to the station, for shop­ ping downtown. We’re forgetting to be girlytype girls. Doubt my conclusion? All right. right, check for yourselves on the tune of the whistle from the men eiending on the corner. The whis­ tle—if there is ooe—a. the girl to Bermudas Is usually derisive. Any man who gives an apprecia­ tive readies to this sexless ip- pant la a candidate for ptyehlatry* . Now. before the wrath of the shorts, slacks, pedal pusher, Ca­ pri pants and Jeans manufacturers pours to on me wholesale, let me, say this: Pants do have a place to our wardrobes. But for leisure and for work. Who would argne against than for the tennis court, tha family boat, the picnic grounds? Or, what la mare practical whan you're washing tha dog. scrubbing the bath, painting the bedroom of pruning toe rones? After this story, 1 may he labelled a fuddy-duddy but if you’re n trousers advocate, could be you haven’t taken an hooeat look at yeunelf in a three-way mirror. Tha bulge the skirt -disguises, fte tit Hr dladotis* Ooe man to our office comment­ ed, “ Nat o m woman inn thousand looks good to slacks, especially viewed to departure.” “ That," said another, “ is giving the girls YOU CAN BE THE PROUDEST)LADY IN THE EASTERPARADE IN YOUR EXQUISITE.HAJ BY RR i I 1 1l S I in i'"V * ' 1 yy f l i t * t>A R A D I YOU’LL BE THE LOVELIEST LADY if you choost tp Sot our selection, • DRESSY chapeau with the new high-rise crown ii ia shades of brilliant blua and A features a back interest of velvet bow and veil. It la a Nannette creation modeled by Mrs. Robert Smith for Yowell’*. X,-.,-; s I ■ ALLURING is the import, ed straw cloche modeled by Mrs. Thomas Largen for the Mary-Esthcr *hop. It’s a dreamy pink, trimmed with silk posies In contrast­ ing shades of pink. CHIC is the word for the black wide-brim s t r a w swathed In tulle with a red silk chiffon cabbage rose. By G. Howard Hodge, this stunning hat is modeled by Mrs. Robert Cushing for the Mnry-Eather shop. wear ont of our tUikiousIjr •fta la in t, you'rt aura to find 3 .9 8 -1 8 .0 0 fa tiW iA i shorts and halters aad pedal push­ er* in public places. Such clothes are “ inappropriate for street wear," said Col. Charles V . JohnInappropriate, yta. But an even stronger argument against the sternal trousers la that they don't make us feel female. A girl m ouldf Cleaning Leather CHICAGO (UP1) Genuine leather or the synthetic variety eaa bo kept clean aa m w with luke­ warm water and mild soap, aays W. J. Buxton, general service manager tor an automobile manu­ facturer. | Dip a soft brush to lukewarm1 water, ehake out excess moisture, and nib (be brush on snap with a circular motion until a rich lather ia raised. Work the lather over a small area of the soiled material, ustog the tame circular motion ex­ cept along pleattoga, M im s and natural leather veins. In theta Wipe tha material clean with dry cheesecloth, than buff to a. high sheen. ‘ �# Sift I n ln t Errslft Fri. March 18. 1960—Pats 7 (j J d jm sm Mrs. Edna Norman Elected President Of VFW Auxiliary on the The Ladies Auxiliary to V.F.W. 32S2 held the annual election of officer* for the coming year at thl monthly meeting at the post home on Monroe Blvd. Mrs. Edna Norman wae elected sident, Mrs. Ruth Smith, aenvice president, Mrs. Beulah Miller, Junior vice president, Mri. Arietta Tredway, secretary-trea­ surer, Mrs. Margaret Dillard, chaplain, Mr*. Myrtle Sparkman, cenductreis, Mrs. Merle Trtdwty, guard, Mrs. Eva Wynne, trustee, Mr*. Loretta Campbell. Mrs. Wynn, Mrs. Ana Taulty and Mrs. Sally Peralto. color bearers, Mrs. Leretta Campbell, historian and Mrt. Mary Roetgitr, patriotic In­ structor. Installation of new officers will be held April 3. to By JEANNE WARNEE F A '2*7436 Mediterranean-style home is pink wllh while trim end is set in a wide expanse of lawn doited with shrubbery. In the living room, chairs and table are arranged In front of the picture window where one can sit and admire the view of Lake Monroe. The walls are light green, a perfect background for traditional furnishings and a lovely oriental rug. The combina­ tion family-dining room, in greens and browns, has red tile floors and is furnished with rattan. This pleasant room opens out onto a flagstone terrace with built-in planters and a groups of wrought Iron furniture. THREE SANFORD WOMEN In the Mayfair lection will open their home* this comlnc week for ■ tour to be conducted by the Seventh District or the Florida federation of Garden Club*. Carlin (Mr*. George }Elck, pub­ licity chairman, nid the tour will include 22 home* in Or­ lando, Winter Park. Maitland, Winter Gardea, Clermont and M(. Sanford H.D. Club Plans Dress Review Mrs. John Clark, president of the Sanford Home Demonstration. Club welcomed members and guesls it the monthly meeting of the group at the Gub Center on 23th St. C Club Departments Meet For Program And Card Games The Civic end Social depart­ ments nf The Sanford Woman's Gub held a joint session Wed­ nesday. A covered dlih luncheon was served at noon by the Civle department, with Mrs. W. B. Brinson, Mrs. C. R. Dawson and MR. AND MRS. BIRGER WESTER ere among a group Mrs. George McCall serving as of artist* who will present the musical part of the AnU hostesses. mated Magazine program, sponsored by the Sanford Mrs. Robert Steel* was wel­ Woman's Club next Wednesday afternoon at 2t80 comed as a new member. Mrs. o'clock. Also appearing on the program will be Pete A1 Hunt, program chairman, pre­ NAN (Mrs. Henry B.) QUINN sented Mrt. V. Robello, vice Schlrard with his Vibra-Harp. accompanied on the piano Aa Initiation and social meet­ called to tell me that the en­ president of the Hospital Auxi­ by Harry Wester and Dick Aiken and his aeven children, listed men’s wives of VAH-S have ing of the Benevolent and Patrio­ liary, as guest speaker. She ex­ accompanied by his daughter, Diane. The program is planned a big Easter egg hunt tic Order of Does, Sanford Drove plained the duties of an auxi­ open to the public. April 18 at Like Golden • • and No. 1G0 was htld this week at liary member and described the the nicest part of the party will the Elks* Club with Mrs. Robert activities carried on at the hos­ be the taking of movies to send Carutheri presiding. pital. She slated that at the Mrs. Rslph LeFevsr, stale to husbands on the Forrestai. But present time (hey have 160 mem­ all wives who want their family president and Mrs. A1 Cor, past bers. included must attend a meeting president of Orlando Drove, in­ The social department met at Monday night at 7:30 in the Holy stalled Mrs. Bernard Wolford Sr. 3 p. m. for an afternoon of bridge Cross Episcopal Church. Don't and Mrs, Lynn Lyons aa two ntw and canasta with Mrs. John disappoint your husbands, girls attendants of the Drove. Initiat­ Elck, Mrs. W. D. Hofmann and ed Into the Club waa Mrs. George • * * bo sura to attend! Mrs. Brinson as hostesses. Four DiMattio. tables of bridge and two of ANOTHER CALL told mo about The Sanford drove will parti­ canasta enjoyrd the session, Mrs. tha sparkling new party room at cipate In the ritual to ba held at A "come-ss-you-are" telephone The new elate of officer* will b* Elisabeth Huff won high prise the BOQ on the Naval Air Sta­ tha State Convention at Vanlca, Installed *t the next meeting, in bridge, Mrs. B. C. Moore In call brought members of XI Beta tion. H will be Initiated Saturday April 22 and 23. All chair off! March 28, at the horn* of 3lrs. W. canasta and Mrs. C. M. Flowers night with band music and a buf­ cere, flag bearere and many Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, G. Fleming. won the scrccno. fet supper fop officer* and their members expeet lo attend. dressed In pajamas, robes, slippers, Mrs. Batten served a dessert ladiee. Refreshments were served to slacks, shorts and old clothes to rourse and coffee to Mr*. Robert MRS, JACK BENSON, a vUUor those present, Mrs. Harold East their regular meeting at the home Cushing, Mrs. Frederick, Mrs. Don from Marietta, wae guest of ncr, Mrs. John Donahue, Mrs. of Mri. Dan Batten. Rales, Mrs. Carlton Bliss, Mr*. honor at a dessert-bridge this Marshall Langston, Mrs. Rich Chapman, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Mr*. G. Andrew Speer, presi­ week. The courtesy was given at ard Mipes, Mrs. Wolford, Mrs. Vernon Hardin, Mrs. J. L. Horton John McDonald, Mrs. Wesley dent, presided at a business meetthe homo of Mrs. C. W. Baker Jr., Mrs. Harper, Mra. Speer and Miss Mery Alexander, bride on Hibiscus Ct. and co-hoileia Barber. Mrs, Stephen Androsko, Ing. Mrs, E. C. Harper Jr, announ­ Mrs. Lodge. elect of David Moorchouse, was Mrs. E. Dlsbrow, Miss Nancy was Mrs. Benson’ i sister-in-law, honored with a miscellaneous Foaler, Mrs. Jaek Hope, Mrs ced final plans for a luncheon to Mrs. A. C. Benson. shower at the home of Mrs. P. Penn Rahn, Mrs. Howard Foley, be held March 21 at th« Langford M. Smithson in Oviedo, with THE ANIMATED MAGAZINE Mrs. DiMattio, Mrs. J. MeClosky,. Hotel In Orlando. Ticket* for a full Mrs. Buddy Galloway. Mrs. Bry will be presented at tha Woman’s Mrs. Jsmes Smith, Mrs. Caru- Jeweled pin are now being eold by ant Hickson and Mre. Monroe Club Wednesday and the public thars, Mrs. Robert BUlhimer, C lckSS Parsona aa co-hostess. la Invited to attend. Mre. Ray­ Mre. Fred Roettger, Mri. Pete tha group. The winner will be anJ mond Smith will be editor of the Bukur, Mre. Lyons, Mrs. Edward nouneed at the annuel banquet. Games, under the direction of The annual election of officer* Mr*. J. p. Whitaker and mem­ Mrs. Hickson, Mrs. Galloway end program and the Fine Arts de­ Miller, Mrs, Edwin Hoffman, was held and the following were partment li In charge, with Mre. Mrs. Garfield Walker, Mrs. Pete ber* of her group were hostesses Sir*. Parsons were enjoyed by Sidney J. Nix as program chair­ Boworsox. Mrs. William Hardin, named for the coming year. Mrs. for Ihe monthly meeting or the the guests. Prizes were awarded Harold Chapman, president, Mrs. man. Mrs. Edward Pratt and two Fidelia Class of tha First Baptist to Mrs. Roy E. Wclsenbargcr and Mre. Smith h it been an aetlva visitors, Mrs. LeFavtr and Mri. E. C. Harper, vice president, Sirs, to Mrs. Dusan Luka. Dan Batten, recording accrctary, Church. Woman’s Club member for yean. Coe of Orlando. The bride waa assisted In open­ Mre. Malcolm Lodge Jr„ correi Mrs. S. P. Griffin presented the ing her gift! by ber mother, Mri. She wae born in Holyoke, Me**., ponding secretary and Sira, Gor­ devotion, using ■■ her topic the Mallle Alexander and Mrs. Lon­ later moved to Ht. Vernon, N, V, don Frederick, treasurer. 142nd Psalm. The businesi meet­ nie Alexander kept the brldc'i and cams to Sanford lo 1U>. Shi Sirs. Frederick presented tha ing was presided over by Mrs. V. book. le a member of the DAR, past program for the evening, using C. Stcssenger. Plans were made matron of the Eastern Star and Refreshment! were aerved by as her subject, "The Very Great." to send an Easter gift to a form­ the hostess to Mrs. Mae E. King, a member of the national society, er member who la confined to Sha gave many interesting facts "Descendant* of Old Plymouth Mrt. A. T. Canltdge, Mrs. O. concerning our Christian religion, Ihe hospital, it wee announced W. Alford, Mrs. Douglas H. Colony." Sho baa two sons still living In Now England, tha life of Christ and other re­ that Ihe April meeting will be Jackson, Mrs. J. P. Elridge, ligious men, such as Buddha, Con held at the home of Mrs. LeLand Mrs. Dusan Lukas, Mn. Lonnie SATURDAY THERE WAS SOME "WEARING Todd at Upsala. fuelus and Stohammed. Alexander, Mrs. Bob Rambo, Like Monroe Home Dsmoastrs OF THE GREEN" after all in A large while birthday eake, Mrs. Harold Lyles, Mrs, W. R. Sanford I On St. Fat's Day o group tiaa Club will hold a hake salt honoring Mra. Vela Nelson, was Meek,- Jr.. Mra. Jerry Arndt, of Father Hubble's friends gather­ la front of the Lake Monroe Post Chuluota cut and aerved with atrawberriei, Mrs. Charles Pendarvls, Mrs. ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Office, starting at 10 e. tn. Pro­ lopped wllh whipped cream and D. C. Hickson, Mrs. Rby E. WeisSam Day to honor him with an ceeds will be added to the County coffre lo those present, enbarger, Sr., Mrs. J. G. Beas­ Council treasury. Irish stew ley and Mrs. J, B. Jones, Jr, Mrs. Roy Britt urged members MONDAY Since he la leaving for Okinawa, lo attend the Bible study classes The Little Wemen'e Story Lea­ be was presented with two pieces being held at tha church on Tues­ of luggage—Speaking of the luek gue meets at the home of Miss By BETTE GOLDMAN day and Friday nights. of the Irish 1 1 I every guest came Marcia Kay Llpplneott on Elm The game room of the Chuluota Others present were Mrs. F. with a dime store watch for him. Ave. at 7 p. m. Community Club House was gaily Covered dish supper and "Hus­ decorated with rattle* and bows, E. Galchel, teacher, Mra. Mess­ % since he had eipreaaed a desire'for bands Party" sponsored by Ameri­ Sunday afternoon, for a baby enger, Mrs, J. P. Wilson, Mrs. a new timepiece. Mis* Diana Batty of Gainesville can Heme Department of Sanford shower given by the women of Ihe Griffin, Mrs. A. L. Gunter, Mrs. Women’s Club at tba home of Dr church for three of the mem- Britt, Mrs. Whitaker, Mri. N. L. le (ht house guest of her aunt, Lake Mary and Mr*. A. W. Woodall, 22S W. here. Guests of honor were Mrs. Biebop and Miss Lorcne Frank- Mrs. J. B. Ray, at her home, 80S Palmetto Ave. llth St. Supper served at 7 p. m. H. R. McBride, Sirs. R. Myers line. Mr. and Mra. Herman E. Mor­ Reservations must be In no later and Mrs. D. E. Leavitt, ris of tho M. Q. Ranch, were than Saturday afternoon. Call Sirs. Billy Joe McDaniels, the Step lively if you don’ t want to weekend gueata of Mr. and Mrs. FA 1-0716 for reservations. By FRANCKS WRITER minister's wife, assisted Ihe age as you grow old. Dancing, Russell Dsrllng, at (ha Darlingwomen wllh the serving. A bassi­ gardening and even the exercise villa Estate ia OtUaJj. Sonja Wester M an unhappy cwu Encourage children to help net of gifts were given lo Ihe of keeping house help prevent couples attended (be horse show girl this week, Har pat dschsuM, Sidney, disappeared leak Thurs­ ears for their clothes by placing future mother* and all present lose of muscle tone, at the Ben Whit* Baeeway. day evening. Ha was Ust teen rads within retch la their closets, enjoyed tha festivities. on Lakevlaw Ave. in Lake Mary. suggest home management spe­ Mr. and Mrs. William L. He was not wearing his eollar at cialists at Michigan Stale Uni­ Slmn* and children, Nancy, Bill the time and aomeona migkt versity. Thr*a-t« flve-yesr-oldl and Darlene of Rock Hall, Sid. have thought he was lost or un­ can use - a rod about 30 inches ■re visiting their son. Robert wanted. If snyona sees this "long from the floor. Raise the rod P. Jones and his family on Se­ to 43 laches when Ihe child Is cond St. They plan lo sley about brown hut-dog," plsast phi two weeks. •is to It years eld. FA 2-1*17 and let Sonja know. Initiation, Social Held By Drove 160 Mrs. Chapman New Sorority President • Oviedo Bride-Elect Honored At Shower MRS. EPPS ^ Dora. It will taka place on the 23, a and 24 and bu* reservations ean be made by catling the San­ ford tour chairman, Mrs. Irwin Fleischer. Mrs. Clyde Ramsey is In charge of advance ticket sales. The tour in Sanford will take you to the home of Mary (Mrs. A. W. Jr.) Epps. Her home Is of modern design, has soft green ex­ terior, and Its foundation is surI rounded by day lilies, bright yellow crotons and palms. A planter in front features geran­ iums among other plants and mtfnateras, dracenas and scheffleurla are used around the many trees in back to give privacy to the screened-In swimming pool. The beautiful vista of pool and patio is first seen through sliding glass doors as one enter* the Epps' home. Blue and green art com­ bined for a restful setting of contemporary furnishings la |ho living room. A gray brick wall decorated with an Imposing piece of driftwood makes an interesting contrast, as does the oriental chest and plaques. The home of Georgia (Mrs. 0 . L.) Barks Is of Georgian design with light green exterior and la sltuatod on Lake Monroe, Green Class To Attend Bible Stlldv MRS. TOOKE also is used In the interior icheme of the elegant living room which has traditional furniture. Inlaid leather and marble-top tables ere especially lovely against antique white allk drapes. The paneled library is a comfortable room and the master bedroom is tastefully decorated with French Provincial furniture in cherry wood. White wrought iron furniture adds cherm to the petlo ares and day lilies, plumbago, fruit trees, vlblrnum and many palma surround the homo. Spaciousness Is the key-note in the home and ground* belonging to BUIy (Mrs. H. E.) Tooke. Her R e s t o u ro n t • 2505 S. Sanford Avo. FA 2-9731 Open 7 Day A Week Now Open Under New Management DEAN AND JEAN PARRISH Featuring Freshly Prepared — Shrimp & Chicken wllh all the trimming* "HOME Ml *1 Personals Miss Wilson Visits 4-H Girls Club Miss Myrtle Wilson, county agent, waa a special guest at tba meeting of the 4-H Girls club at Lake 3!ary held at tha home of Mra. Ted Brooklyn, their leader. Two new members, Mattba Pierre and Mary Flanagan, were welcomed tnlo tha club. During t h a business meeting, LiUln* Svendsen, was elected song leader for tha group and sha lad than In singing. "Catch a Falling Slar**. Olhers taking part on the program were: Pat Willis, president, Sanadra Humphrey, vice president and Gayle Roberta, secretary. Mlsi Wilson gave the gilts leaf­ lets on sewing and talked about the subject, showing articles ta illustrate the different and problems. OVER 35 YEARS at First and Patmatta (Along Bide Poet Office) SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY • Carpet • Til* • Furmharo • Pinnae • Rental Rada la Thankful Tribute THH REMINOLa ■ W M W • “ -1MURT COUNCIL r gratefntly accepts and arheewi ledge* memorial ‘ “ “ u / h e a r t research . P. 0 . BOX IN SANFORD, FLA. Personals LOSE 8 LBS. IN 3 DAYS with • • . TLoiice Our Specialty — ORDERS TO GO! ANOTHER fcusurdtA P Q A & analA ANGEL'S DRIVE - IN O e L D C H tl Mrt. R. F. Crenshaw presented the opening devotion from the book of Si. John and read an interesting article entitled, ?'*tirl where you are." Mrs. John Senkarlk, secretary, read a letter from the U.S.Q. thanking tha club for furnishing the cakes for Ihe February birthday* of (ho boys from N.A.S. Mrs. R, T. Warren, treasurer, reported that proceeds from tha recent baked foods sale were 334.73. Mrs. Roy TllUs thanked club members who helped with Ihe booth at the Fair and (aid that the Seminole County booth at the Central Florida Fair In Orlando was among Ihe best ex­ hibits shown. Mr». John Callahan asked for dresses, made by members, ta be shown at the Dress Review ■t ihe club center, April 27-at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. D. Young of tha Sanford .Evening Gub, gave a demonstration on the ear* of furniture, cleaning and polishing; both modern and antique. Sha was assisted by Mrs. W arns, Hostesses, Mrs. Brodle Williams and Mrs. L. E. Leeper, served refreshments to the 28 mambtra and three guests present. B U IL T — WITH P R I D E " ...I N (fkwm nja P a tik ! I ■;*w of the m r"*ai •’it Louis J . Matthews A MEAL IN equivalent to . • . •» Ml • ffWtTW* Mia&f.ai T A I L O R I N G CO. <L THE COUNTRY CLUBBER FHA FINANCING AS LITTLE AS p M j b e A wall-planned thr**-b*droom home with two full baths. This hom* features a separate dining room , . . something that is coming Into its own again . . . and la ideal for taUrUlalnf a* well aa family living. i h f i l l * M f v DOWN Mantbly Payment* Lib* Rent This* home* — Bronx* Medallion Winners — have thoughtfully designed electric Kitchens, with h*nd*omo Birch Cabinet*, Eshnuit Fan, end Garbage DlspesaL VISIT OUR MODEL HOME AND SALES OFFICE ON TEMPLE DRIVE — l.» MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT 20th * FRENCH. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES BY U p J S C l rn K M a P J / GENERAL ELECTRIC Shoemaluut fo n tik u d io n Co., 9m . Geweral Office FA 3-3193 SSI W. llth 8L i A ft e r • P . M . C iB P A M N I Sale* O ffic e P A 2-7415 Will be in our store SATURDAY, MARCH 19 Taking Measures for SPRING & SUMMER SUITS 265 Cebriei H*v* mo** p*p, energy and. b*tt*r health. No Orupsl tt“e ! delicious! You con I*** 1 lb*. ,In 3 days, then 2 t* 3 Da. ear ’ week. SW • '* B a ir1'* * ; i a s ."* * '-- j ii mu aw IB M IU PASS • . ii The Way Kite ceatMt will be ta m i. •te r* M u th llth 4k �m pi LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Carole which would free her until her Yretrtf, In JaB .Inca leet October, murder retrial May SI with Dr. i hope* today of railing R. Bernard Finch, to-flnd 03,000 ball money “ I’ll put tip everything I own, including my houie, It I have to oo aha can make bail,” aaid one of the red-haired beauty'a lawyeri, Raaford Eagan, The B-year-old Carole had to ipend Thursday night In eounly jail again when her restaurantoperator faihar wat unablo to ralie the ft ,123 ball premium R*eCAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) etiary for bar raleaao. The Navy need n multi-ton “ popJamea Tregoff .aid be would gun" aarly today to .tart a pro­ loloeit (he help of friend, today totype of lie Polar!, balliitic mla• before taking up Eagan’a offer. ■Ue an a eurcenful SOO-mile flight A Superior Court Judge Thuraover the Atlantic Ocean. day ordered Carole released it * The ''pep^gun" — or “ cocktail ifat eould rail* th# ball, but ■ fhakar," aa It hai been called—i . tlmilar attempt at gaining ber 42t tube-shaped device anchored In yeer-old lover1* temporary free­ •Mcrate, It ran Imitate the ica dom wai turned down. Finch hei motion, a combat-reedy Polarti been in county Jell ainca last July. Judge John Barnea at tba .amt time aet tba data for rotiial of Finch and Carol# on conipiracy and murder charge. In the flay­ ing of tba phyaiclan'. wife Bar­ bara Jean laat July IS. 'CocktailShaker' THE DEBARY CATHOLIC WOMEN’S CLUll held a St. Patrick’* Day dinner in the DeBary Community Center Thurnday. Proceed* from the din­ ner will be uned to help build a Catholic chapel in DeBary. Michael Moran, Mr*. J. Kennedy and Mr. and Mr*. Harry Adnm* are shown enjoying their dinner, (Herald Photo) Oviedo toaster rtag* dropped sway and last the mUeile’s supper section tepwgh as era ts the southeast toward it* urpat ana north of LA Group Wonts Not Franchise SYRACUSE, N. Y, (U P I)-A Los t o n s i l Is buying the Syracuse Dittos ale f t tba National BasketMB AotefllHen and moving An flntsoMto to tbe Wert Cesst. - B ail Ostonl, tenner vice presltost ssd Streetor of th* club, said V tan iap sight ho to attempt!*! to tot M M r eert rt the stockholders to *«t the Wale as tha market tor N u ie Coach YIESNO, Calif. ( U P !)- ForAMT port vaultof Cornelius (Perth) Wermerdam lias bean nftmni (rack and field eeach rt FwcM State CeUesa. Ha will ouctoad J. Flirt Manner, dean of Wart Ortrt track and field t u o a r,. marvht Deceased Pinal. Morten Motto* to hereby air** that lb* «n4arslaa*d' wilt, on lb* itod 4*r w4 April. A. to tea*, preeeel to tb* M*oor**1* County Jude* of a*mlWata Ceuuty, Florida, hit final reSara. account ee4 vouchers, aa ■secular af tk* Relate af Alios T. Harvey,' 4*e#a**4, an4 at *a!4 time. Ike* as4 there, make op pllstilus is shs sail Juda* for a final'eeltlemeot i f hia edmlaletra'Mss ’ of Mia -’Mlat*. sue far aa Jer4tr AleehergSag him as such -ffteeatsr. ft Bata* Shu Hia tlth day of rtarsh. A. D. IM*. _ /* / Detain Blenatrom As nieruter of lbs Metal* of 1 A lw e r a Complaint h av in g been .file d again at jr o u la tbe circu it P e e r ! ta e * 4 n r Seminole County, F ion a *, In Cbnncory, lor Divorce, tbe skort title of a*l4 o n io n he.'lag THOMAS rR A K C M SCOTT, . Plain tjff, vs. JUMP AT MRDMA rnOOTT, DefenOaat, tb*M prcM nts nro to earn* an* r t s s ir t you ta fUa r e a r written Oeleneee, If any. t# tha Oom pialal filed herein, nn4 ta serve a copy th ereof opon P la la tltra Attorney on ar ba­ ite r* Ik* N th day o f April, A. P. tees, otherw ise a Derroa Pro C ooroom wlU be oalored a ga loet pan end th* ***** proceed ex pert*. WITH SUM » y band oad oftlrlal •oaot a t Saaford, Spmtool* cou nty, ;Ftorid*. tbla tdlb d o r uf March, ‘ A- D. I I I S IStoAUl Personals By MARIAN R. JONES Mr. and Mra. Walter Andrew Duda have named their flnt ba­ by. Waller Andrew Duda Jr. . Mr. and Mn. Alton Long, or Belle Glade, were the recent fuoeta of (heir brother-In-law and filter, M r.1 and Mra. Douglas Jackeon. Mra. L. V. Hart hai returned by plana (ram Atlala, Ga., afler aecompaning her mother home. Aha was there to *ee the fint mow fall Atlanta has experienced In many yean. Tba Raverend and Mra. Jack T. Bryant attended the Suite Sunday School Convention held recently *t tba First Baptist Church is Orlando. Lakers Even Up NBA Playoffs Personals BY FRANCES WESTER John Peckiiam and Harry Was­ ter of Lake Mery, known musietolly as “ Tha Tappers," bar* oom plated ■ playing Job at tha “ While Sands" located between Cocoa and TttttivUla an the east coast. Pvt. lobart Willis, son of Mr. and Mra. Robert T. WiUto of Lake Mary, has returned borne after completing bto alx months reserve training at ibe Marina’ i Camp Lejusne, in North Carolina, where ha has been stationed. Ho alao studied engineering .while there. Far tha present h* hai (akin a Job hart, but cspecta to Join tba regular Marine* latar this year. Mra. Charlei C. Brueslle, chair­ man of th* Lake Mary Heart Fuad Drive, wishes to thank pub­ licly all those who helped make (J a success, both through effort and contributions. She particularly appreciates the work done by tbe following members rt the local drive: Mrs. Batty Day, Mra. Lorralna Lankford, Mra. Ruby ajoblom, Mrs. Helen Freeman, Mrs. Delores Wilbur, Mrs. Mae Shipman, Mrs. Fannie Leffler, Mra. Jean Brooklyn, Mrs. Lola Pennington, Mra. Ella Jane Keogh, Mrs. Batty Dadmaa, Mra. Dot Keefer, Mra. W. C. Hopkins. Mra. Eunice Rouse, Mra. Pat Tolla, and Mrs. PhylUa Xbgenslein. United Press International Bill Russell and Bob Cousy, the long and abort of the Boston Celt­ ics, were set to double-tram the Philadelphia Warriors again to­ night la their Eastern Division fi­ nals of tha National Basketball As­ sociation playoffs, Minneapolis evrned ill best-ofsevta Weslerti Division final play­ off aeries with SI. Louis Thursday night as Elgin Baylor's 40 points ralliqd the Lakera to a 120-113 vie- Week Of Prayer Held A t Church Kenew Grid Series LAWRENCE, Kan. lUPD-Kaataa and Artsona will mart for tha first lima ainca INS whan they ay a home-and-homa football Ber­ lin 1IN tad IMS. K am a, which haaU the first gam* rt Lawieae*, holds g i-t-i adg* ever tb* Border Conference school in their all-time ■arias. C XOTICft OP W MSOMTIO* C M S . inn AkD A iA iM sia a c m t a ih OOADWAV TO WHOM IT MAT RONCKRMt Kalis* Is hereby given that tbe noerd of County Commlselonore np*M H- •atokai of Pemlnnl* County at lie reaular cu rb #f lb* ctruuit Court, meeting bold on th* lllh doy of ■easlaal* County, Ptarlda ■yi Martha T. Tlblea, DC Marrh, A. D. ISS* at tb* «:*unly Court House-ta Baaferd. PiorMo, •aedaa T. Prederlrk pureuent t* Petltien sod Kotlre Attorney for Ptolatlff here|*fnre given, passed end •to a B e* U N adapted n Resolution clneina. vaAvunu. Mtlag, renouncing and disclaiming liu iif ii fitn w , Publish Mar.. ta, N * Apr. 1. •- any and all rlaht et peminol# Caunly and the pubtlo In and to lb* follofitag Roadway *■ detinaaud upon the fotlewing Step and Plat* recorded on the Public n*eorde 'at nemlaele Caunly, Vtaridi. and more partlettlerly described aa fallow*! That certain portion nr Pinaview Ptreet running Wmisvly from Vtrelnla Avenue, a distaur* et IT4.II feel, mere or leas, In a lla* attending South a dlalooea of IS feel, mar* nr lew. from the Wait lei line of Lot .10, Mock A, af Tract SS, Montand* D ersaied TOKYO (UPI) — Red China an­ nounced today it had imprisoned the bishop of Shanghai for life and jailed 13 other Homan Catho­ lics for qllegrd Crimea against Communism, Pelplng’a New China News Agency (NCNA) accused ihe men of operating a vast antl-Communlst espionage ring. It Implicated an American cler­ gyman, Bishop James E. Walsh, and thre* other foreign priests but did not say whether they hid toeen sentenced. Given the Ufe term was Bishop Kung Ping Mel who had headed HOARD o r OOCWTT 00*1 MMOIONMRS DAVID M. n A TOM ML c le r k ClrovU Court Oamtoolg c o u a ty , Raafard Th* First Baptist church or Lake Mary observed a week of pnyar March 7 through March 11 with throe daya of special services held at tha church, Rev. Willard Bowman, paator aaid. Mra. J. E. Green wat tha prayer chairman in charge of each program. On JtUjAij, is t toplr of the day wai “ Prtpara Y* tha Way Through Teaching"; Wednesday, the program was sponsored by tbe WMU ladies auxiliary with “ Reveal Hia Glory" ■■ tha sub­ ject; Friday, “ Maks Straight tha Way Through Witneiiiai’’ was tbe topic, A good attendance, was report­ ed at all sendees. Th* offering for the weak went to tha Horn* Missions. Bishop To Visit Longwood Church Laogwoed'a Chrlrt Church Rplacopal will recalva ita annual visll from the Episcopal Suffra­ ge* bishop rt South Florida Sun­ day. Tha Rt. Rav. Williams Francis Moms will visit the Longwood church at Um • a, « . service. Holy Communion will be given and an address made at tha church Lantaa service at S p. m. today. Phone Call Expedited STEPNKY, Conn, (UPI) — Tha Southern New England Tolaphone Co. hsa Installed a “ driveup” phene booth ham, making H possible for motorists ta place cells without leaving their can. the Shanghai dioceie since Au­ gust. 1330. NCNA described him as an “ Imperialist sjtcnt who has all along set himself (irmly against Communism and the people/’ It said Kuni amr the others worked under a plan devised by Bishop Walsh, a Maryknoll print from Cumberland, Md.. who has spent most o( his life in China. Awards Presented To Legion Members The American Legion Dinner held in ihe Community Center of DeBary Tuesday night was at­ tended by more than 300 persons. The main speaker for Ihe even­ ing was G. Fred Smith of DeBary, Fifth District Commander, who spoke on the Legion's history and accomplishment*. Edward Kelly, of DcLand, gave a general dis­ cussion of the Legion and Its pro­ gress in DeBary. Chairman in charge of the dinner was Mrs. Sue Gilbert. Entertainment for the evening wai provided b) the Dee Bee Or­ chestra and by Dr. Prison's bar­ bershop quartet. A number of awards were given. Silver stars were given to a number of offi­ cers in recognition of the De­ Bary Legion Post's membership increase. The stars were awarded to Stanley Smith J r, William Canaday, G. Fred Smith, Fred Kammerer, and Edmund tovanna. Service cards given in recogni­ tion of continuous service In the Legion were also given. Ernest Welmer received one for 40 years of service, David Runkcl for 33 years, George Landwehr for 33, William Canaday for 23, and Mrs. Ardeth Michener for It years. Five year cards were given to Louis Stobber, Joseph Neeban, and Robert Henderson. BUhop Walsh, also stationed In Shanghai, was laat heard from in October, 193S, He had elected to remain in China despite a previ­ ous jsil term under the Communisu. The three othey foreign prlesU implicated were Antonio Rlberl, former Vatican minister to tha republic of China; Farnand Lacretclle of France, former superi­ or of the Shanghai Jesuit order, and George M. A. Germain of France, a member of the JeauiU in Shanghai. Without disclosing Bishop Walsh's fate, NCNA called him “ a veteran imperialist spy” who originally went to China with Francis Cardinal Spellman under U. 8., and Vatican orders “ to make counter-revolutionary emer­ gency arrangements with a view lo undermining the Chinese peo­ ples revolutionary cause." Thst was the only reference to Cardinal Spellman in the report. SATURDAY 1:00 a. m.—Teen Charm Sch w lCtvle Canter •;*0 a. m.—Baton Lessons—South«Ida School 1:30 a. m.—Fro* Bowling Inilructlon—Jnt Lanti 7:10 p. m. Youth Wing Senior High night—Civic Canter. MONDAY 7:00 p. m.—Tten'BaUroem D u c t Claaa—Civic Cantor 7:10 p. m— Sanford Art Group— Aria and Crafta Bldg. 1:00 p. m.—Adult Ballroom Dance Claaa—Civic Cantor TUESDAY 10:00 a. m.—Adult Charm SchoolCivic Cantor WEDNESDAY 4:10 p. m.—Little Major tra gic Tryout*—Ft. Mellon Park 7:00 p. m.—Square Dance Class— Civic Center •:00 p. m.—Square Dancing—Civie Center THURSDAY 4:30 p. m.—Lillie Ma)or League Tryoula—FL Mellon Park 7:30 p. m.—Duplicate Bridge Club Tourist Club Bldg. 7:30 p. m.—Ratio Rider*—Art* and Crafta Bldg. 3:13 p. m.—“ Joae Greco’ ’—Civic Center FRIDAY 7:30 p. m-—Youth Wing—Jr. High Night-Civic Center Search On For Swastika Drawer WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Stite Department pressed a search today for the person who ■crawled two crude swastikas on an art gallery gnest book Just afler West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer signed it. Angered officials discounted the Idea that pranksters were reiponsibla. They were Inclined to be­ lieve the Nail symbols were drawn by some emotionally dis­ turbed person with a deep-seated hatred of the Germans. Secretary of State Christian A. Harter branded tbe act “ vicious and Inexcusable." lie said it was no reflection on Adenauer, whose anll-Nati record to clear, but upon tbe “ warped individual’’ who scrawled tha swastikas. German Foreign Minister Hein­ rich von Brentano laid after a meeting with Hertcr that ha was “ most gratified" at the secre­ tary's expression of regret ever ibe Incident. HOLLYWOOD (LTD — Arlor' "Telman I* briny rrptorsd In William Talman'a daya at “ dfe- 1the eefie*.” it raid. "The program trlet attorney'’ on the Perry M i l ls * filmed production and a num. m i televitlen ahow are over—but ber of epiiode* have been comhie real-life court appearance**or* pleted In which Mr. Telman apbecoming InertAiinfly pltntifuL Anolher actor will portrajl The performer wa. fir*d Thure«“ *triet attorney role In eub.eday from hi. regular Job a. the D. A. on the popular TV eerie., ehortly after he » » i ordered to C l A u / a p e F f l C f i S ■trod trial April SI on a moral. r l U W C r S r « W S el“ rt** . * . e r i ^ L ^ d i d r c ^ b^hu'w ff.' BaVh^ra R^edby Ha rathe RJu^cl.|H ic.ne a aTi} t aInnoc m dt ^ u r e d y to .plle through hie attontey to a ml»demeanor charge of lewd .conduct. 'flie court eetlen mulled from Wa arreit with threa other men and four women laat Sunday at a L egal A ction OXFORD. Ml... (UPI) - AllAmerica fullback Charlei Flowera o1 Miania.ippl todey wa. faced with 1,1,1fpom ,cl,on lh,t cou,d pr*', y#nt h(ra pj , y| nI profession-1 j foolbal, wilh th, Lo* Angclei Q)|r|(r| -p,, <ftpg|o, Mi..., law firm of Lump)cin, Holland and Bay filed a motion In federal dlatrict court occuaed of cavorting in the nude. Shortly aftee Talman left the courtroom, the Colombia Broadcoating Syitem it*ued A formal etatenant. H om e R e p a irs Remodeling - Painting We have a gpedaliat for each of your needs. Free Estimates M A P E S TILE Home Improvement Center A T T E N T IO N M HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR TRAIN • • NOW TO BE A BU LLD O ZER • P O W E R SH OVEL CLAM SH ELL • GRADER • AN D OTHERS " " *" S I A X *E« Comp 1st* Training Program, Including Actual Experience on Heavy Equipment. No Previous Experience Needed. Mail Coupon for Complete Information. Qualify GEHEL (J )Mary C a r te rM i l F sclsrlN First St. now for the many blgk paying job* in heavy construc­ tion. building r o n d a , bridge*, dame, pipe lines, home*, office buildings, etc. Local and foreign cmploytnent. No need to quit your present Jab until you are trained. P | UNIVERSAL EQUIPMENT OPERATORS SCHOOL, Inc. I Res IS e/e Sanford Herald ■ Saarerd, Ftoelda 1 Name ......... ..... .... Age ...... | Street ............. _ 1 City .....................State ....... . | Phone .... Hr*. At H om e__ F A 2-W 4* Order Your Hospital Notes MARCH IS Admissions ,, Alma Sloan, Sanford; Fred Youts, Geneva; Robert Dykema, San­ ford; Elsie Vlhlen, Sanford; Frank Hutchison, Sanford; Carol Dennison, Sanford; Bernice Os­ borne, Sanford. Rlrthe Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Sloan, San­ ford. a son: Mr. and Mrs. George Warren, Lake Monroe, a daughter. Dismissals EUa Falbo, Sanford: George Dorn, Osteen; Christine Thursam, San­ ford; Manna George, Sanford; Ernest Duckelt, Sanford; Emmaline Thurston, Sanford; Vercst Scott, Sanford. . MARCH II David Tbrashar, Sanford Freda Cooper, Sonferd Mery Duff. Mime . Bonnie Canaday, Sanford Robert Conway, Sanford Julia Medlar, Sanford Amos Terry. Sanford Rlrthe Mr. and Mn. William Duff, Mims, a too Dismissals Paulina Mulerhe'ad. ganford Mettle Robinson, Sanford Fred* Cosper, Sanford William CoafoUo, DeBary Rufus Collins, Sanford Legal N ofict Urtllee gif hotii-e le hereby gleen I* ercurdtiir* oith eertlan SO of lb* Kemlool* Couaty Xa*|nr ReauUtlano, Hoard af County Comml**lan*ro of Uemlool* County, Florida, propose* to cap* the follawlpg detcrlb*d property C-t Commendtli Reg at lb* KK for of lb* OQ of th* SR‘« of lb* KWli nr nocUan D-ll.SS run W tlS.t fl ta th* ICeriy Tt/W Hu* nf Btit* ||o*d ll-S**. K. P. Hwy 1T-SI. Ihenr* HW'erly 1SS1.S ft to tb* luttretctlun of oold n / W t l o * - l l h th« . V e r l y It/W-lino at lb* U k e Itowoll Hoad, Uioto H e a d Uf. thoar* ■ tier It along tb* I T * r l y R/«r Ha* of amts Rood US l*e* ft, thtnoo XK'erly n it ft mor* or l#*e to fo* POR, csolstolog S* scree, mor* *r lew. Pdbllr bearing wilt be held to lb* Seminole Couaty- Court Maui*. Beoford. Florid*, la Ik* County Commissioner* roem an April S, ItSe 11:** A. M, or to *o*a Ihtroofur aa paaalbl*. Board nf Caualy Commlooloaoew Samiaa)o Couaty, Florida Hy John Krlder, Cbolrman Alt**| David M. 'le u M l rt I t �f if* iftutorS f rralS Tr\. March 18, 1980—Page § INFLECTION THAT REMINDS |M1 OF T H f IN BO IVtf*CKTAcrm TXUJNa A gTO R V .- r m t r s T H ' end o YES,t KNOW...ru TRYIN*T*PlKVALL7 naiBNDLY CALLS ' SU M M Eg/ iow E ...rv_— - 6 2 -: l£T* Pur-WiS SiaAWHT. OOCCN. I INTTNO TO fW tvc am k! ir > I * NOT M RE TO CUSH A fffO M t OUg M AJCK . COOKS/ ^ , nt THeoHiy I HAJYENTO XWOW"P* ) THfHKXJ KNOWA to r cthct em ce n o r * X moa* w MI OOt . s.jiM ss was , -ry*-r' — , fA K tv to o t r >ju htn/ rmrw it€ hohiP (e o cahottiwo MOWSTtg c m 1 T>-r v w uvo' m >ou wtK» BROUSMT N V " TO PUSH Me I I out, t r J W f mawYwomr/t POWBT IT/ lUCJCf fo * MAGGY W£OAISHAV£JUtr N Nt&M DlUNCH- .c* av vtu. t f r c w w rm tr/ A-a l u n i r w A oenrf z I WANT HO wvt o** VOUH. nmara , T ~ V T v V V intkmucs/ f Como, Crosby Get Grade 'K At 2nd Meeting By FRED DANZIG NEW YOItK (UPI)—Mr. C and Mr. C, that’ s Como and Crosby, get a grsds of "A " on today'* re port card. Their second summit meet ing Wednesday night was packed with good humor, warmth, easy­ going songs and a powerhouse dance number, all garnished with unutusliy ainactive sets. It was a lovely looking show in* color, oae of Perry's best. At thg start of the NBC-TV hour, Bing and Perry went into the. usual tomfoolery about their Istiness. They have to maintain the franchise, you know. This time, tradition was honored by filling the itsge with perching props — chairs and benches and stools of sit sorts, including a barber's chair. Our two sprawling songbirds loafed through a med­ ley of nutty songs like, "Yes, We Have No Bananas," and "I Scream For ice Cream." and noted lhat they don't writ* 'em like lhat anymore, dad. The eaiualnesi was highlighted by Bing's very human spelling er­ ror on "Constantinople." Later, Perry evened the score when sn off-stage noise threw him offstride during a aonp. This Crosby-Como show had some natural advantages over the Feb. 30 version because Como seemed more at ease and both men lost no time in plunging into the fun. They didn’t have to re­ peat themselves, either. Once the nonsense conge were finished, they were able to hang tome tunes on the natural St. Patrick's Day peg. It made for a free-flow­ ing, natural alliance. There was also Genevieve, a talker on the Jack Pair show, a singer on Perry Como's show. I find her easier lo take when she sings. Naturally, Genevieve end her accentunde r-glati joined Bing snd Perry in a medley ot Irish songs and it, too, was very pitasant. Tb* most routing part of the show was Peter Gennaro't dance. From his TV work in the past year, I'd rate him at ths best dancer around. Dialing and Filing; There was excellent camera work and acting In "The Desperate Season," Wednesday night's CBS-TV "Arm­ strong Clrcls Theater" pity. Al­ vin Boretz's script examined the behavior of ■ would-be suicide. Tho first half gave meticulous, fascinating attention lo detail. The second half went awry is it sought to avoid plot complications that really couldn't be avoided. "Music For A Spring Night," "ABC-TV's answer to the FCC and Congress, came close to of­ fering an extra-special treat. Thelonlout Monk, the outer-Jsis world’s ambassador to earth, dis­ appeared after a rehearsal and hla spot was filled by Phlneae Newborn Jr., a pianist who la far out, but not ilka Thelonlout. "Be Our aueat" Introduced its new emcee, Keefe Brasaele Wednesday night, lie can't tnlas improving the show, although I'm m w of th* opinion lhat the real atar of the show la or should ba bandleader Ray McKlnlsy. m m m m r can hot c o u n t o n tn k M 4M rg»lt WOV 7 0 KILL THKIONK M R .A N P * M R S . M -NJHl A R E HAVING A tJO A R R tL Scholastic Tests Held In Oviedo The National Educational Derel opment Tails were glvea recently at Oviedo High School, providing pUa with an obpectlva insight a thslr aeholaatlc development, according to the Principal, W, H DeSharo. Twenty-seven members of the freahman elasa and four topho morel took tho tails, which were optional. A fee of |1 waa paid by each student dealring to takatbam. Th* tarts are prepared and ad ministered by Science Research Associates of Chicago, Thea# an nual NEDA examinations are three-hour* long but provide acorea in Social studies, English, natural sciences, mathematics, aad word uaaga. Each participating student may plot hla acorea on a Student Profile Leaflet to leans bow bo or aha eomparta with other students of bit or her grade lavcl through­ out the country. Museum's Weird) Experiment May • Have Backfired HOWARD KEEL baa the rough tough title role In "The Big Fiahermnn," coming to the Ritx Theatre Saturday, 'The Big Fisherman'Comes To Ritz Howard Keel play* tha title role of "Tha Big Fisherman" coming to tha Rita Thaatr# Saturday. Th* movie i> based on I.loyd C. Douglas’ novel of the same title that has thrilled millions of read, era for tha past 10 years, Karl portrays Simon Paler, the big fisherman, who eventually becama Christ's rhief disciple and tha founder of hit church, Other atari In tha multi-million dollar productun are Susan Koh ner, Martha Hyer, Herbert Lom and Alexander Scourby. There are 39 principal rolei, N other speaking parts and 490 ea trai in the movlt. In order to project thla picture on the screen, the producers da veloped a widescreen process cap­ able of throwing a bigger, clearer picture than any now in us*. HERE 18 n necne from "Yellowstone Kelly" coming the Movieland Drive-In Sunday. Two exciting adventure films will be coming (o the Movieland Drive-In Sunday, "Yellowstone Kelly" and "The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond" will open a three dsy run at the drive-in. "Yellowstone Kelly" Is the story of a mountain man who Irles to save th* If. S. Cavalry from slaughter by Sioux Indians and Starring In the film la Clint Walker, Edward 'Kookla' Byrnes and John Russell, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri­ day, Walt Disney's "Tonka" star­ ing Sal Mlneo will play and "Ika Young Philadelphlsni.” Saturday, tha Movieland will feature "The Barbarian and tha Geisha", "Tattered Dress" and "The Proud Ones." LAST SHOWING f s ' MI V HIM l 1 I »^ Kj Mu r PHONE PA t-lM I LAST TIMES TON1TB AT T:M ft 18:88 P. M. WALT DISNEY’* "WHITE WILDERNESS* CO-HIT AT 1:48 ONLY "EDGE OP ETERNITY* CORNEL WILDE * COLOR OPEN 12t45 FEATURE: 1:15 - 3:49 - 6:28 - 8:57 SATURDAY ONLY BIG TRIPLE BILL 1 I t NO. 1 AT T.-88 . 11(18 “ ON THE BEACH” “THE PURPLE MASK” STARTS TOMORROW' FEATURE: 1:49 • 4 :5 9 .8:0ft “THE BLACK SHIELD OF FALWORTH” NO. I AT aria ONLY BOTH FEATURES STAB TONY CURTIS NO. I AT 18:1* ONLY *AT TILA” B i NEW YORK (UPI)—The weird* eit experiment In the hiitory of the muieum of Modern Art would hav*‘ been a btailnl aucceia Thurtdsje night if three unimaginative fir*men hadn't put out the fire. It all itarted when museum curators became interested in Urn eccentric young Swlsi sculptor Jean Tinguely, who baa been nmaiing Europe with self-destroying creations of artisticly arranged junk. The museum arranged for Tin­ guely to destroy his biggest mas. terwork before an InviM audience of 900 guests. But, mindful of the fire that ravaged part of the mu­ seum in 1999, museum official* told Tinguely that he must perform hla experiment in the institution'* spacious garden. For three weeka Tinguely and six helpers worked to build a mom strous structure railed “ Homav* to New York." Their material* were old bicycle wheels, sewlag machines, bathtubs, lathes, plan* parts, electric fans, trumpet*, gongs, taws, radios and baby car­ riages culled from New Jersey dumps and painted dead whUa. ■ The result looked like a Rub* Goldberg csrtoon machine com* true in the dimensions of 27 b yH feat tapped by * gigantic orang* balloon. But whan tha audience, including museum board chairman Mrs. Jobn D. Rockefeller III/ ar­ rived to watch the spectacle from 'the garden's snow-slush terraces. Tinguely was far from ready. It took an hour of tinkering with the contraption's II motor*, eight timers and MO moving parts before it was ready to whirr, toot} puff, saw, clank, smoke, amail^ paint, vibrate and make music Suddenly tha huga thing wa* throbbing in an artiatle symphony of movement and sound. Witkig minutes n (ire broke out in th* shell of an old player plan* and three city firemen on hand in cast of an emergency snapped to atten­ tion with kini-sltod extinguisher*. By this time the gueata, kibUaar* on top the garden walls and apart­ ment dweller* acre** th* atr**t were enjoying Ihemselve*. T k tf cheered the frantie artist and bod­ ed and hissed th* fireman ye Utah to them to "let It bur*.' The indecisive Or* fighter* ft* natly concluded that safely camp before art whan tha tottering con­ traption, racked by amaU explo­ sion!, gave birth to a mlniatw* four-wheel chariot that want ■earn­ ing acroea th* garden under M* own power with It* UU section ablate. When it charged tat* thn onlookers, they-tuned It anund and set It wheeling hack toward the firemen. .• . •,* ANTHONY QUINN ANITA KKBKRO NOTE • ALL 8 FEATURE* CINEMASCOPE f t --------- Mttint ot tpltndoc m i STARTS SUNDAY* drama that you’ll talk about for yton end SHOWING AT T(8I ft 18(M SSTES im t m mm a r* p u n cornua r i i l a t- i p g ^ D IAM O N D ■ “THE GAZEBO” •m m * ■vS0SiE0SE*Si3 t i . It-* r ’ T Sf J- . VV 5 �I •*V ?} iMJOTC «E ft? ■\K ,dbi: Now, Classified M K m Phone FA 2-2611 2. For Rent AVAILABLE NOW Site 1-BEDROOM, nleely furalahed hom e, w ater furalahed. >14 Modern 3 bedroom, 1 bath home Elm. Phone FA 2-1H2. In Sunland Ertatoi; Kitchen fully equipped. Would consider leaia to right party. For in- 2-B. R. home, furoiahed, adulta. FA 2-TM4. formalin regarding thla home, and many others, contact pro4-ROOM furnlabed apartment MO periy manager at month. FA 2 5021. Bgnfarb Cood Rrralb RENTAL MEMO: TH E O LD H OM E T O W N » B y STANLEY jr W A N T T bB e' A Birn TBLWVISION ACTbK VU H B/l X < U fO W ' 111 N. Park Avo. Phone FA 2-2«M "Open Evenings *tll 3:30 PM" 3. Heal Katat* For Sal* 2-LOTS, 40 ft. x 140 ft. each, between 4th. and 7th., on Mr!lonville Ave., partly cleared, with city conveniencei. . Legal Notice You ara h»rkhy n a ilfu d that ■ AB STOWAGE SPACE— lltiaaal luggage apact la pro. id bp a lntod rowpartaitat lad tha roar aaat aaatt tatala 4.1 foot m DOOB SEDAN BLIVBRED SANFOBD 1175 IOLLER MOTOR BALES tad A Palmetto ■V CAN I ) EM “ KNOLLS IDEAL FAMILY HOMES • S BEDROOMS • 1'/, ft 2 BATHS 830 DOWN DUNK ANH nnnKUKn In flan, ford, flrinlnola County, Florida, thla 2nd day of March, 111*. your Anawar nr rie a d ln r In tha (8KALI Hill a f Com plaint on P la in tiff* UAVin M. mATClIKU Clark Atlarnay, Joaaph >1. Muraako. P. O. Circuit Court, flamlnnl* Coun* Iloa 111, Farn Park. Florida, and ty, Hanford, Florida, Ilia th* n rltln al Anawar or I'lrad* tty! Martha T. Vlhltn lug In th* n fflca o f lha Clark nf I>*puty Clark tha Circuit Court nn nr hafor* tha llt h .d a y o f April, 1110, and If you fall lo do an, daerra pro rnnf*aao w ill ba u k a n agalnat you for lha rallaf damandad In tha Bill o f Complain! Thla no in* ahall ba publUhad one* aarh waak for four ronao* ru iu a w*aka lu THU HANFUtlU llK ItALI), HUNK AND nitD K flK D In Banfnrd, Htmlnola County, Florida, thla 2nd day of 51arch, l if e . (OKA!. I D A V in 51. HATCHlil* Clark Circuit Court, Hamlnol* Coun. . . . Haufnrd, Klnrlda llyi .Manila T, Vlhltn Deputy Clark Joaaph 51. Muraako, Attorney for P lain tiff p. n. Hos n t Farn Park. Florida Pu•■llth Mar. 4, II. II, H , l l « l . CORVAIR FHA FINANCED Drive Paar Black. Watt Off ■touch Ava. Oa nth SU A jBtowpar Aaaatlala la Oa Tha awtorn Dally. 5 ?• T riad Vadar Praam! Market w. SBB OB CALL TODAY itemper Agency FA M i l l 111 N. Park Ava. FA 14111 SMI Park Ave. .... 8 >1 * [ UNfPACK POWER TEAM — mglM aad traaaaato aait ara comblnad la tkla mm pact tow* weight ualt to tha rear. 4 DOOR SEDAN DELIVERED IN SANFORD M ill IP IB HOLLER MOTOR SALES Sad ft Palmetto WANTED "Jim Dandy rr. HKItALU. it i r.-i Joaaph 51. 5Mr*aho, Altnrnay for P la in tiff P. U. tins 125 Farn Park, Florida Publlah 51ar, 4. 11, 11. t l . 1M*. IV THM r iR C t lT c o l HT (IF TH R 5 I5 T H J C n iC IA I. CIKM IT OF PI.OHIIIA, IV A V I! FOR MKRI* v itt.n c o i v T r . tv c h a y c k r t . IIIYORl'H VO. 1*UP AN’ M B LOI* PKIUIT, P la in tiff IV TH R CIRCUIT C I»rR T . N1YTH Jt DK ia t . CIRCI IT OP FI.MRIIM, i v A v ii f o k aK M iH oi.R c o t v r r , c h a ' i u . k * j a c k b o n r > ;n n r . IK CHA.VCRRT NO. 14454 n*r*wda«! VOTICM OF W I T VOTtCR RV PI-R LIC A ( /* /.( A llT ItC n A. HKttflTIlAND and TOi Charlaa Jarkann Parry IltKNK H. HKDBTllAND, hi* wlf*. P lain tiff* Alabam a d ia l* lloapltal Tuacalooaa, Alabama V*. Tan ara harahy n ollflad that a a s o n a R i . p a r l k k , *t *t. Rill of Com plaint far n iv «r r* ha* Dafandant*. hatn fllad aaalnat you, and you BTATF. OF FDOtlfDA TO: OKOft. ar* rt'iulrvd to ta rt* a ropy o f OK X. PAItl.KIC, I. 5IKDI.KT PAH* you r anawar or p lta d ln r to aald I.KK, \V 11,1.1AM K. PAItl.KK W t!^ Com plain! on lha PlalnllfCa A l- I,IAU K I'Altl.KK, OKU ltd K PAID lornay. Joaaph 51. Muraako. P, U I.KK, I.IDA K. HU I. til! ItT. HAHlin t I II, Farn Park, Florida, and n r n. PAnuittc. okohob o , flit lha original anaw*r or plaad PAnt.EK , AUUUBT ALUKN. W l l Ing In th* n lflc* o f th* Cttrk o f 1.1AM H. PAnI.KK and K5IMA P. tha Clrrult Court on or hafor* lit* pnoCTU It, If altv*. thalr r*ap*ctlv* l l l h day o f April, IH *. It you tall unknow n apnuaaa if marrlad. anil to do ao, Judgment by dafaiMt w ill If dtad, lh* r o p a c tlv * unknown b* U k*n agalnat you fo r lh* rallaf hair*, davla***. lagata** and gran . ri*mand*d in lh* RIH - f Com . t**a If aatd namad Dafandant*. and plalnl. any and all paraona having ar 1X5NR AND O nriK RK D at Ban- rlnlmtng any righ t, till* and Inford, Bamlnul* County, P torlla , t»r**t In and to lh* follow in g thla Ind day * f March. 111*. daarrlbad land lyin g nnd b»lng In (HKAI.) Bamlnol* Cnunly. Ftnrlda, to-w lti DAVID M. flA T C lIK U Clark. Th* N K '« o f th* NK<4 o f th* Clrrult co u rt, Bamlnol* CouaHK<4 o f B trllon t l . Tow nthlp ty, Florida 21 Bouth. Hang* f t K»*t. Dyt Martha T. V lhltn Tou. and **rh « f yo . ar* h or*. Deputy Clark by n*tlfl*4 and rtqulrad to apMll Joatph M. Muraako, paar and fllo, paraonally o r by Atlarnay fo r r ia ln tlff you r altornay, w ith tha Clark o f P. O. Hog No. <15 th* *b o v * -* trl»d Court, you r writ* Farn Park, Florida tan daraa***. If nny, I* th* m il Publlah Mar. 4, 11. I I , II, t i l l . In Qul*t T ill* fllad h*r*ln agalnat yau In th* a b a vt-a lyltd eauat, nnd to aarv* n ropy of th* aam* on Plaintiff*' altornay, holow, on *r btfure th* llt h day of March, A. D. 1444. Ilaraln fall not or «)** a Darra* P ro c* a f* a * « w ill b* ( at* rad again*! you. WITNKHa m y hand and a«al at Hanford, Bamlnol a County, Florida, TYBBX CORD TIBBS—6J4 a thla 24th day * t February, A. D. l$l lab*too*: row imptwvod lit * . (BEAR.) (rood Material predacM aafor. DAVID M. (lA lC IIK t. qalater rWtoj oatra-wldo wbool Clark o f th* QJreult Court Hau for oatra alablUty, By Martha T. V lhltn D. CL *Opttonal at Eatra Cool W, C Hutehlaon. Jr. Kdwarda Hulldlng HOLLER MOTOR SALES flanfard. Florid* Attorney lo r P lalntltf* lad ft Palmetto Publlah Fab. Id 6 Mar. 4. t l , 14, LARGE M AN or WOMAN W rit* raauma of poat experience to Box S, c/o Sanford Herald. . Hanford, Florida; and. you ar* h*r*hy rauulrrd lo fII* paraonally o r by an altornay, with lh* lion nrabla liavld (latchal. Clark nf our aald Court, at Hanford, Florida, your w rlllan dafanaa. If any, to lh* hill o f Com plaint fl!*d agalnat you In aald raua*. and lo fit* n onpy lharaof with lh* undtralgnad ailrirnay, by lh* 4lh day nf April |*4*i h*r*ln fall n o t ‘ or fudgmant w ill h* rrndarad agalnat you by dafault. (BEAL) David M. O alrhal. Clark Dyi Martha T. V.htan, D C It. W. War*, A ttorney for P la in tiff, P. O. Iloa t i t ! Kao ford, Florida Publlah Mar. 4, II, t l, I t. t i l l . NEW nwel living epece iavaatad FHA Flnandnv - 9350 Down • 960 M * St. Johwn*saad V village ilh KAKCf 2. For Rent 3-ROOMS A bath, nicely furniah- C . A . W h id d o n , Sr. ed, $50. Inquire at 111 W. 6th. BROKER 202 So. Park Ave. Ph PA 15441 2-BEDROOM houie In Country , Club Manor, FA 2-3443. S te n stro m R e a lty 3-ROOM ft bath, furnished, $40. Apt. 4, 407V4 W. 1st. ■lack ^ POM INSPECTION CALL.— BAM C , LAWSON OR lit N. Park Avenue Ph. FA 2-2420 "Open evenings til 1:30 PM" SACRIFICE, owner leaving town. 3 ACRES faun land Sanford ery Delta, $450 per ic m , Muit aell or rent 2 bedroom 9250 down, five years lo houie, furalahed or unfurnlihed. balance. Richards Hotel 1517 Douglaa Ave. Mako offer. bourne, Fla. Call FA 2-2013. Cel­ only pay Mol- LIVE AT THE BEST ADDRESS HOME SEEKERS IN TOWN -P a rk Apts. 1717 Require a home convenient to Park Ave., Only 2 vacanciea, Sanlord, NAS, and Orlando? nicely fumlihed and decorated. Thla CB, 3 bedroom, lit bath FA 2-3493. home with built In kitchen, near 3 points, Highway 17-92 la the WELAKA APARTMENTS: room, answer—Priced right for $11,900. private batha, 114 W. First Bt- 2-BEDROOM block home, cheap­ HOME SEEKERS er than rant. Reasonable down .Attractive 2 bedroom. 1 balh payment, $37.30 per month. 1W home at 2403 Key Avenue, o r ^ Country Dub Circle. Phone CB construction, this home FA 2-1564. features hardwood floors, fully equipped kitchen, atilt fan, REAL ESTATE DRU’ELN well and pump, Bar-B-Q pit J. W . H A L L and many other extraa. 2544 French Ave. Rea.t..r After a reasonable down payment "Can Hall" Phona FA 2-3441 you can move In and assume a 4W!l VA mortgage payable 90 ACRE ranch-farm, modtra 3at $53.42 monthly. Total price badroom, 2 bath home; awim$10,950. Exclusive with mlng pool. IS black angua cows. Farm Irrigation. Near Lake S ten strom R e a lty c> Jeaaup, on paved Hwy. $30,000. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-7420 Terms. Phona FA 3-1347. "Open evenings til 3:30 PM" WYNNEWOOD: I B. R. CBS 7. Buaineaa Opportunities houie, $1300 equity and assume $34 monthly payment. Phono HELP WANTED MALE: Man FA 2-5476. with truck brokerage experience who wants to be associated FARMER’S AGENCY wilh licensed truck broker. N. V. Farmer, Realtor Write and give referencei. Box, D. H. Whitmore . SE, c /o Sanford Herald. Lillian G. Trama • c Aaaoclatea. K. Fcmalt Help Wanted 114 8. French Ava. Ph. FA 2-1221 After boura, FA 2-$41S, FA 2-4321, Unuaual Career Opportunity For woman aga 25 to 55, Interest­ FA 2-0231 ed In bettering herself financial­ OWNER MUST SELL AT ONCE: ly and socially. Established na­ 2 B. R. home just outside city tionally known concern offers limits, on Magnolia. Kitchen future wilh substantial income, cqulppod, Venetian blindt, apace plui aatiafacUon of delivering heater. On 2 nice lots. Was an Important aervics to this 48995. priced to sell at once eommmunlty. Godd education for $3495—will trade for car. and sincere interest in children, FA 2-0031 or FA 2-0533. necessary, Teaching or butineii background helpful. Must have NEW-COTTAGE car. Give background fully In ON LAKE BUTLER flrat letter, Write Mr*. Van Calling all doctor*, lawyers and Dyke, P. O. Box $541, Orlando, professional man who want to Florida. get away from It all. New cottag* near completion on beau­ tiful Lake Butler near Oitoen; include* lakcfront lot, cottage, dock, ramp and fireplace. Out Must be 21. Apply la perion. Pig when nobody’ll trouble you. AU <N Whistle. for just $4,500. CURB GIRLS S t. J o h n s R e a lty Co. 114 N. PARK AVE. S te n stro m R e a lty LARGE bedroom with bath, priv­ 111 N. Park Ave. Phono FA 2-2420 D O N O T F A IL ate entrance, living room. If de­ "Open evenings 'Ill 1:30 PM" Yo set this SPACIOUS HOME In sired call FA 2-2720 after 9:00 LOCH ARBOR taaturing three P. M. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor large bedroom*, two bdthi, Raymond Lundqulat, Aaaae. MODERN two bedroom clean un- FA 2-3931 largo kitchan witk equipment, Atlantic Bank Bldg. furnlihed houie, 131* W. Third extra large screened porch. 104 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE ft. lot with treea, and wall to 2-BEDROOM, lVfc bath concrete SURETY BONDS waU carpet la living room and block new home, kitchen equipdining area. This boma priced ped and aome other furniture. R A Y M O N D M . B A L L at ONLY $12,960 with down $$5 monthly. St. Johna Realty, AND ASSOCIATES payment ONLY $1340. CaU ui phone FA 2-4123. Amy Andersoii today for appointment. Genevieve (Jeanto) Blair d e s ir a b l .i£~ I room fumlihed S e m in o le R e a lty Carl Cborpanlng, Jr. apartment, 1st floor, private 1441 So. Park Ph. FA *3232 Robert J. Schmidt bath, water fumlihed. 6 mllea W. B. Sbippy eait of Sanford. Handy lo Cmdr. G. R. Strickland atorea, churchei, and aehool. S t J o h n s R e a lty Co. Marvin WlUlama Pholtt FA 2-5TTl.‘ THE TIME TESTED FIRM 21$ So. Park Ave. Ph. FA I-H41 11$ N. Park Avo. Pk. FA !- « m Sanford HOMES* DUPLEXES* Evans Bldg. Lake Mary APARTMENTS Ph. PA 2-1290 CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY “ FABULOUS 1** 111 N. PARK AVE. FA-S-MM NICE I bedroom komt, I batha, IS WHAT YOU’LL SAY wall to wall carpot. For quick when you ate this LAKEFRONT FOR RENT: 2 bedroom houie, aalo call FA 2-2721. LOT, 300 feet deep, with 140 kitchen equipped. P h a a • feet fronts go on a lake as pret­ FA 2-5303, GROVE MANOR HOME: 101) Lin­ ty as a Post Card and a priv­ coln St., 5 bedroom, lto bath, SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gablea, ate lagoon for awimmlag and double carport. 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-07)0. mooring boats. 2-ROOM furnlabed apartment, 310 Magnolia. Pbooa A. K. Roasettar, Florait. PA 2-1831. FURN. apt 2)00 MeUoavUla. RENT A BED RoUawag Hoaplta* ft Baby Bela By Dty, Week or Monlh, CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. PA $4131 119 W. tat St l-BEDROOM upataira apartment, clean and roomy, $79. PA 2-0444 OFFICE SPACE. $50 month. 304 W. 131h Slreet Ph. FA 2-2*51 dayi, FA 2-1401 nights. 3-BEDROOM houie, kitchen equip­ ped, fenced In back yard. Call FA 2 3347 after 1:30 p. m. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom houie, kitchen equipped, double garage. About I mllea from naval air station. $33 mo. Days Ph. fA 2 3043, nighta FA 2-UTS. BALE OR RENT: House, I bedroa mi, unfurnished, Florida room. 2402 Codar. Ph. rA 2-332T PINK HOUSE, I btdrooma, lto baths, kitchen equipped, 23th a. Phona NO I and Elm Avt. No bualneaa Fr'day nighta or Saturday!. NOTICE HOM E SEEKER W a t c h T h is Sp ace ATTENTION NAVY PERSONNEL When orderi take you away from Sanford, give ua the opportunity to keep your homo rooted, Our property management depart­ ment with Its complete rental lervlce, will give your homo the ponoaAl attention ft do. aervei. Contact Botty* D. Smith, S te n stro m R e a lty 111 N. Park Avo. Phono FA 2 2414 "Open evenlngi ‘ HI 1:34 PM** CORVAIR LOW, ALMOST FLAT —aamfactohto^ aeattog, gtoaty aft UatfuTto •rrE 2 E ^ *-* ■' FA M M had ft *1171 i/T Palmetto WANT ADS BRING AVON offers earnings for present needs and U.S. Sav­ ing! Bonds for family security. Become an AVON Representa­ tive and earn tha pleasant way. Write NOW-Box 244, Lockhart, for Interview, BEAUTICIAN WANTED, guar* antee 'and c o r minion. Ph, FA 2-5742 days, FA 2-2455 nighta YOUNG LADY to post pen and Ink Aceounte Receivablo and Inventory records, and to wait on th* public when nocesaary. Apply In writing to Mr. Carnla. Sanford Furniture Co. Box 1621, Sanford, Fla. 10. Mtlo or FemnJt Mta-Women 170. Dolly. Sell Lumi­ nous nameplate*. Writ* Reeve* Co., Attleboro, Man. WE NEED ALL TYPES PERSONNEL P erso n n el Service 404 Metcalf Building Orlando, Florida 11. Work Wanted Aa you stand under the giant ‘ aka and visualise your own TYPING at home, legal or any Oaks other. Phono FA 2-4444. homo o* this property, you will agree that the price of WANTED— Work for oaptrione$3000 U cheap for it. ed painten and General utility work. Reasonable rates. Free P. t. If you wish, we can make eatimatoi. Ed O'ConnelL CaU arrangement* with one of SanC O L L E CT Orange City. ford’i leading contractors to SP 4-7402, build your m w homo it 0 coat that will save you money, WILL CARE for children la my home, by hour, day or week. W. H. "BUI" 8TEMPER Ageaey Call FA 2-1132. Phone FA 2-4441 111 N. Park p-wior 7A 2 9331 $901 Park Dr. Thla beauUful six room and bath boma haa screened porch, carporte, utility and atoragt room. Underground sprinkler eyatem for Ibe lawn. Located on a largo comer lot at 2400 Oak Avo. The price wlU bo reduced $50 each day unUC sold. Original prico 914,450—today’ s 919,750. PreMot loan, approximately $10,TW, can ill bt assumed. Monthly payments 3-BEDROOM block homo, kitchen are $71. Shown by appointment •quipped. Buy equity. 4H% only. Don’t delay. Sco ttoday. loan. 970 monthly. FA 2-7333. Call FA 1-5204. BENT OR SALE: Sunland, S bodDEBARY: CB home, I largo room, 1 bath, kitchen equipped rooms and bath, many extras, bouse available now, $H month; lib years old. Call NO VA loan wtU finance down pay­ ment. Inquire at $34 or 329 SUNLAND ESTATES: Shod room, Cherokee Circle. FA 2-3310. 1 hath. $450 down, assume VA mortgage $71.3$, Include* taxes LISTINGS WANTED! and‘ mu Insurance. 90t Collin* Dr. Aerugo and farms, larg* or r A 2^943. amaU tracts! Wa have custo­ mer* waiting. Contact — MOUNTAIN HOME for aalo. Due to death to family, will S ten stro m R e a lty sacrifice s bedroom furalahed homo five mltoe North of Hou- 111 N. Park Avo. Phono FA 2 34)9 "Opea Evenings till l:$ 0 " dersonvUle, N. C. CaU FA 2-2730 after 9:00 P. M. 3. Wsalwl to Rant. / m HOUSE FOR SALE: Lovely 2 bedroom home on largo shady correr lot In Wynnewood: kit­ chen equipped, Jalousie porch. Low down payment. 2415 Stev­ ens Ave. FA 2-30S9. a* 4 DOOM BSDAN n a u v tR tn IN BANFOftO II, w | | J ^ | r \ + s lti Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 3 BEDROOM HOME Designed to give gar dollar 34,500 TERMS ROSA L. P A YTO N A n d A sso c ia te s Registered Real Eitato Broker Legal Notice a f Com plaint fo r Iilvorr* ha* >r*n fllrd a ia ln a l you, and you {aratill r*aulrad to aarva a ropy o f We have custamera waiting for good rentals throughout San­ ford. Llat your property with ui and taka advantage of our prompt, personal, and efficient service. Contact property man • ager at — S te n stro m R e a lty S ten stro m R e a lty Legal Notice CORVAIR FKONT LUGGAGE UOMPARTMENT—totals 11.6 cable fort fauladlag stowage behind the roar oenl: counterbalanced trank Hd| keytocktog. 4 DOOR SEDAN DELIVERED IN SANFOBD 'I $ 7 6 HOLLER MOTOR SALES Bad ft Palmetto 0 — ysH *Oftfi PRESENTS FAST RESULTS farm NEW HOMES BY ODHAM ft TUDOR Bovtli Piaocraul On Owara ltaad. So. of Baafari 17-91 I mllea Ito. tf Malar* FROM 3*7560 DOWN VA*FMA* FMA-1N-SEEVICE Immediate Occupancy 1 Year ■ ' GUARANTEE — an eunatraettan of your or your down peinrnt ft etooing tetle rofnndod To Sanford 1 S Deyo Without Obligation At One Of Mot*!* White Sanford's Loading Me You Locate EcuJug For I You ft Your Family. Web Uijlo y a ft. Office ft TUDOR ■try. IT-lt ft nth Be ■ale* Offton Ph. FA S-1961 3. Bftdrooms-V/a Rftthl atoy ~ ~ M u m a . i l Pram$10,650 FHA $350 em $6$»50 Mgwiuy M TUYM QM S ,0 ■5381®’ ft: ■ «.adM w a— . Av / __ _ • ■A'f lit N. Parlp Ava. Phone FA 2 7470 FLORAL HEIGHTS; 2 bedroom apartment, one block South of "Open evening! *U1 1:30 PM" DEADLINES Sanford Ave., on the air bare FURNISHED APT. FA 2-4074. route to the right, 4th. houie on CLASSIFIED DISPLAY! the left. Endera, Rt. 2 Box 372. SALE OR RENT: By owner, new thru PrL - I P. M. day bt houie, hardwood floora. In Lake Mary. Phona FA 2-4140. MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE iMtrtiM. Hm . * B it 10ML CLEANEST, BEST RENTALS 2 BEDROOMS, with kitchen prlIN SANFORD. CALL FA 24274. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED! vUegea, for 2 men or couple. 2411 Orange: 2 bedroom un/urn1301 Wynne wood, FA 2-4607 or thru Fri • S P, M. day boniahed houie, kitchen electricalFA 2-2817, jy equipped. f80. 'j^ra toaertlon. Mm. * Sat m m. 2412 Willow: 2 bedroom unfurnlihed houie, kitchen electrically IE8PONSIBIUTY s •quipped. 1100. R m U win act In reapeulbl* r ilT I T I O l'B KAMN ________ __J Im rrtcl taaer- x n r t r R in ii.r .h y * lv .n ih «t w# FURN. A pt 2011k W. lit St. r . t n a .a r 'l In b n iln *.* at Horn. r tf year aA and r im m tki a111, N .m lnol. County, Flnrlf!*, t« m lM tr reject i» r ad- under th . fletltU u i n .m . nf P .a r- RENT OR SALE: 2-bedroom, kit­ ly.w liltn I-aum lrnm .l and llial w* chen furalahed homo. Phone amt from that ordered to Inland In r r g ltlr r inld n u n . nrjlli FA 2-2541. tha ('lark nf lha Circuit Court, form to the poUcloo tf Ola Hrmlnnla I 'o 'l l t r , Florida. In arenrdanra w ilh tha provlalona nf tlia 3-BEDROOM unfurnlihed houie. 2. For Rent Flrllllnua Naina nintulra, In .w ll: FA 2 0905. Urcllon l l t . l l Florida Hlalulra 1*57. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom houie, Hlg: Nnrwat I .an ml rum at Inc. 'kitchen equipped, 2403 Willow APARTMENT, 112 Elm. FA 2-0571. JfadH lr U. Norwat B8IF1BD INDEX Ave. Call FA 2-2932 or FA 2-2121. Anna 51. N nrnai FURNISHED aparlmenti, hard­ FuMUh 51ar. I. It. II, 15, 1*00. Oatf Food wood floora, tlia batha, 402 W. FURNISHED upataira apartment t v T itri c o t i t i r 0 1 * t m m i n r v . 27th. Street. t \t hot water fumfahed. $50. Call Waatod to Bant T V J lU llli, IK N I5 0 M 1 C O l.V T I, FA 2 4357. *• *TAT*> OP P t,a n iU A , Baal Batata Waatod 1 Bedroom home, fumlihed, too i v itati Baal EaUto Far Sal# mo. Katata nf JOSKPH H. f.BVT, C L E A N unfurnlihed, kitchen Mortgage Lmaa I ireraaad 2 Bedroom houie, kitchen equip, equipped, 2 bedroom houie; NOTitM m r n r .iiiT im * ij f . Buetoceo OyportualUea ped, $70 mo, knotty pine cabinet! and anick TO AI.T. cilB D lT O lin ANIr PKItA A tuaraara bar; 1 matter bedroom. $40. HON* liA v i.v u i-t.AiMn o n i*K- 2 Bedroom houie, kitchen equipFemale Help Wanted ped, $75 mb. IIA M l* A ll A INST HAIfJ KHTATF.I Call NO $-5247. You, and ra ih nf you. ara h u t - 4 Bedroom houie, unfumiabed, » Mala Halp Waatad by nollflad and raqulrad la prrMala ar Faaala $100 mo. 1703 MAGNOLIA, largo 3-BR. furn. arnl any t-lslm* and drmanda Warh Waatod ROSA L. PAYTON apt., tlia bath, acreened porch. which you, nr alihar o f you, may hava aaalnat lha Katata nf Plaabiag ttorvlcaa And Aaaoclatea $45. FA 2-3951 or FA 2-22*6. . jn u K P ll n. I.KVY, dacaaaad, tala Electrical Sarticta Ph. FA 2-1301 17-$2 at Hiawatha nf aald Cnunly, In tha County Build, Palat A Bapalr TRAILER, adulta, no peta; water lu d a a o f Kamlnoja County, Florida, furalahed. Riverview A v e . at hla offlrn In lha Court Ifnuaa UNFURNISHED homo. FA 2-1929. Spatial Service* o f aald County at Hanford, F lo r­ FA 2 2447. •A Baaatp Parian ida, wllhln r lf h t ralandar mi.nlha L Flower* A PUata from lha lima o f lha flrat pu blic*, 4-ROOM houie, largo acreened [. Pato • Llraalack « Sappltoa linn nf thla nolle*. Each claim or porch. Phone FA 2-1395. damand ahall ba la w riting, ahd i v t h * r m r i r r c o r n r n r T H * Machinery • Tools •hall atala th* |tlara nf r*ald*nc* 5 I5 T II J l tllL'IAti I IH C IIT (IF m * Bmto aad Matora and pnat offlrn addrraa n f tha Fi.nniu*. iv nvi* rnn * r iii . LARGE 3 bedroom furalahed up­ rlalm ant, and ahalt b* aworn to vnt.n i n r m . iv cmavckry ataira apartment, downtown, by lha claim ant, hi* **ent or hla tllV O H l'R 5 0 , IMIB •A Traitor* water furalahed. $45. C a l l atm rn*y, and any aui>h claim nr Paraitoro KVA AltLKNB llA lt lt l l, FA 2)071 before 3:30 P, M. damand not aa fllad ahall ba I .Artklaa Far Sato Plaintiff void. / » / TKflHIR I.R V T FURN. apartment 500 Park. Arttoto Waatod CAfur nkal iiAnnia, A* K tri-m rli nf lha I-aal X tototo A Peramato prfan dant W ill and Taalam tnt nf 5 otii r n r puit.icA T iov 117 EXCAMBR1A DR.: 2 bedroom Laat A Faaad JOBKPII n. i.F .v r , dacaaaad. TOi Carl N*al llarrla > unfurnlihed houao. Ph. FA 2-0420 laatraettoa n r.o . a . * p k k i «. j n . Addrtaa Itnknawn Atlnrnay fo r aald aalat* after 3:00 p. m. Tau Wr* h*r*by notified that a ii* 1114 Mannalla Avanua n il! o f Com nlalnt fo r P lv orro haa Hanford, Florida ft Rm ( b**n fllrd agalnat you, and you NEWLY, decorated, clean 3 room Publish Mar. II, 11. t l A Apr. 1. ar* rrnulrnl to a*rv* n copy o f furnlabed apartment. 601 Pal­ BEDROOM bouia, completely av T in a ( ‘ i n c u r c o t n r o f t h r yuiir Anawar nr Pleading !■> th* metto. Dial FA 2-455$. nf Com plaint on p la in tiff* .r -.tiraiabad, lioo par month, 1517 M Y TH J l l l l l 'l a i , CIHCI’ IT OF lllll Atlnrn*)-, Jn**pk 5f. 5fura*kn, p. PI.MHIOA, IV AMI FOR * r.U I. 'iiD oaftoa Art. FA i-aoii. O. Uot II I , Kara Park, Florida, aai,* c n t'v r r . iv cRAecam V, - and flit lha orl*lnal Aniwar or m voaicn 5th iwwa Plaadlng In th* otflr* *f |h* Clark I ALL aparlmant M Avocado. W ILLIAM M. BKOVVDKH, nf th* Circuit Court on or h*for* P la in tiff till lllh day •( April, 111*, and If HTATK OF I'LOfUDA. TU| KpWAltD C. COtVAN, J1L yntl (all In do an, dter** pro fit. 4 11** *7, Douglaavlll*. a iT im .W K. BROW DER, rnnf**ao wilt b* tak*n agalnat CORVAIR n *fan da*l ynit for tha rrlt*r demanded In th* (Itorgla. r/m I*. C. l,.v»l#a*. You ar* harahy N O TIFIK n that w o T ic H n r r r m . i r A T i o v . Ulll nf Complaint: MarJorl* Cowan, haa flltd har TO| 5 iyrll* K. Rrowdar Thla nolle* ahall h* pubtlahad aworn Complaint agalnat you. ha* l l » KldrldK* l.«na oiiio aarh w**k for four con**. Ing a ault for dlvnm *. In Clrtult tirooktyn, K*w Y ork eiitlv* watka In TIIK SANFUIIU co u rt fo r Hrmlnul* County, at i I '«V fn ”rv ......... �A W ant Ad A Day M akes All Business P ay! Ph. FA2-2611 12. numbing Services Plumbing & 3t|r &antur& ifrrelft Kri. March 18. I9G0—Pnjre 11, 21. Furniture Renting AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REP*M» WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 4542 S BIG VALUES • JUICE CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS PLUMBING Contracting l Repairs Frea Estimates R. L KARVEY IN Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-33*3 W IL S O N - M A IE R New and Used Furniture 311 E. First St. FA 2-5*22 New ft Used Furniture ft Appli­ ances. A Good Place To BUY, SELL or TRADE rS6w«7; 13. Electrical Service* House Wiring — Electric Service Sid Vihlen RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. I ll Magnolia FA 20115 J en k in s FA 1-7450 22. Article* Fur Sale THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home Carpentry Repairs Roofing ft Siding Phona FA 2*452 moved the dednrl point this far!' Senkarik Gian* and Paint Co. 21. Furniture 112-114 W. 2nd St Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer $SA V E $ N*w ft Used Robson Sporting Good* 4 1 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-51*1 Furniture and Appliance* FA 2-4(22 HOLLER MOTOR RALES 2nd ft Palmetto 22-A Article* Wasted COKYAIR 11 FT. CUPBOARD. Formica top; two upper cablneli; gas stove; FA 2-5193. , Mather of Sanford It 114 W. 2nd St F R O M • MULNtKD KU SSI. TANK—away from engine and eahauat ayatem heat; protected by maialve front craaa-membert II-Kal, capacity. ORANGE TREES for sale. Will plan! in yards or groves. Shade LOOKING for transportation. Will trees alto available. Ed Davit, with amall assume payments FA 2-4317, equity in ’55 to ’59 model car. Sell Ut Your Furniture. Quirk Write telling year, m a k e , Service Wllh The Cash. SUPER R EDI-MIX-CONCRETE monthly payments, balsnee due TRADING POST; FA 2047T. 37" Window Sills *1.25 and equity, to' Boa NC, •/O 54" Window L'nlcls $..25 Sanford Herald. f a rroRY to yo u MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. ALUMINUM 309 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-5751 VENETIAN BLINDS Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom FAn.M WAGON, good condition, rail with plailie ends. Plastic (90. Call FA 2 430* or FA 2-7*90. or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon eords. 9* x 12' VISCOSE ruga and pads. MASSAGE, Swedish. Ethel M. I greens, and t beiges, new, Steele. Phone FA 2-9054 or atop 14 FT. BOAT, motor and trailer. Phone FA 2-160*. V35 per pad ft rug; one $' x at 111 W. 12th. St. 599*99 ■- Fleet at ph. f k 9 9991 12' and one S' x I* cotton hook 16 FT. CABIN CRUISER boat rug. *25 for both. Call FA 2-7975. AUTO GLASS and trailer equipped with Mark Used furniture, ■pplisnees, tools Me. Bought-fold Larry'* Mart 30 Mercury motor and steering INSTALLED 211 Sanford Avt. Ph. FA 1-9159 wheel. Priced to sell. Phone Back Glass FA 2-2995. Windshield Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Glaaa and Faint Co. 22. Articles For Sale 59 ZIG ZAO, almost half paid G. E. refrigerator perfect con LOST: Ladles red billfold at or 1 for — take over payments of near fmit aland on 17-12 N. of 1 dition. 135. See at grey house, SS SOcach; 600 different stitches, Lake Monroe Bridge Sunday. [ tlh St. at Washington, Lake button holes. Write Bo* *00, e.'o Content*, money and photos off Mary, Fla, Sanford Herald. sentimental value. Please re* 195* WESTINGHOUSE refrigera­ turn, REWARD. FA 2-973*. tor and electric range, 1159 PLUMBERS TOOLS: Lead pot. pipe diet and cutter*, hydraulic Kedders air conditioner, very It Paya jack, pipe vice and aland. snod condition. Call FA I-ST1I. Phone FA 2-2993. To Uaa LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phone 31 INCH wood bench lathe. Con FA 2-3295. The HERALD lacl C. 51. Reed, 153 riant* MOTORCYCLE. 1*57 I n d i a n , tlon Rd., DcBary, Fla. Want Ada. Hounds Arrow, reasonable. Ph WEST1NGIIOUSE 21" labl"e_ mo FA 2 7799. del TV. perfect, *65. Call SPINET PIANO: Baldwin AcreFA 2-6*70, sonic, blonde finish, latest 52.000 BTU oil circulator Heater, model. Must sell, $450. Phone has lo be teen to appreciate. FA 21971. Cheap! Call FA 2-43*7 ECONOMY paint $3.95 per gal Ion, 2nd gallon free. ARMYNAVY Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. IF YOU have painting problems ind want to take advantage of yeara of experience and the best of workmanship, call K. M. Young, Lake Mary, FA 2-0599 nr J. L. Bledsoe, 107 E. Onora, FA 2-4122. IS. Special Services F u rn itu re 400 Sanford Ave. 14. Build. Paint & Repair WALL PAPERING ft PAINTINO Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Contact SOS West 9th St. Phone FA 2-9643 22. Articles For Sale ROLLAWAY, Ilotpliai ana Baby Bcrt«. Day, Week or Month— FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Avr. Ph. TA 2-7953 HIGH-LEVEL VENTILATION —frruh air intake I* located abate laa-lying laid fume* and duati doublr-w ailed *tee| eowl glre* added strength. HOLLER .MOTOR RALES 2nd ft tji WIKI-FLEX 8URPKNHION —oil four wheel* Independently ■impended; four Mg cell spring*: Isolated from body by extrathick rubber «u*hlo*a. 4 DOOR SUDAN DELIVERED IN SANFORD tlAlft IWMf HOLLER MOTOR SALEH Palmetto 2nd ft Palmetto Mercury Outboard Motors WOODRUFF MARINE FA 2-4922 2401 French Ave. FA 2-1392 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All work guaranteed. Free Esti­ mates. Phono FA 2-TStC. 52 PACKARD, $125. C o l l FREE! $TJ$ TV antenna with FA 2 450$ or FA $-T*$0. etch TV or radio repair of $12 1 New Renault Cnravelle for or more. ■ANFORD RADIO ft TV CENTER immediate delivery. Mc9th, and Sanford Ave. KEE MOTOR CO. Phons FA 2 9741 Sanford FA 2-4005. Jerry Dixon. Dottto Jardlne and her doll 'Ollle' ■re entertaining at children's 1929 ESSEX In running condi­ tion, reasonable. P h o n e parties now. Can FA 2-1307 FA 2-7501. after 4 p. m. 20-A Trailer* Fairlane Tudor Hardtop, Ford-O-MatJe, Tudor, Ferd-O-MaHe, Radio, Henter. HICKS bouse trailer, 9 ft. wide, .49 ft. long. Will trade equity for furniture and $200. Park Avonue Tralltr Park, tot •$. 115* SHULTZ 41 ft. trailer $2,000, can be financed. Ph. FA 2-4304 or FA 2-7400. Sowing Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES ft MODELS 164 *o. Park (34 hr. aer.) 1940 TRAVEL TRAILER. 34 ft., uaod 30 days. Sava over (TOO. 10$ W. 27Ih. St., Sanford. Phone FA 2-7340. 1955 C H E V R O L E T B.I Air 4 Dr. SC M n , (iood M u B e nomirel Transportation, One Owner end Well Taken Caro Of. £ v 56 BUICK STATION WAGON Madia • Heater • Automatic Troneml*»l«a • Fully Reconditioned, Sold with Holler's “OK" Worrenty. Belvedere 4 Dr. Sedan, Here's A Real Nice, One Owner Car, That Lets You Ride In Clans at a Price You Can Afford. 1955 D O D G E 4 I)r. Sedun. V(t Straight Stick With Heat and Music. GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS In­ stalled and repaired, /tout' re­ pair. No Job too amall. Fret 55 CHEVROLET THANSAXLEr—Ikl* uni. combines transmission and rear axle drive gearst choice ol standard floor-shift or automa­ tic transmission. 4 DOOR SEDAN DELIVERED IN SANFORD Hit Cylinder Fordor • Need* Homo Work Hut Kvrellrnt Trsnsportstlon. HOUSE CLEANING I s * Mileage - Spotless Inside and Out • A Good Huy At. 55 OLDSMOBILE 88 1955 D O D G E EASTER SPECIAL (1.30 Waves Now (4.50 Hair styling ft Cutting Included EVENING APPOINTMENTS AC­ CEPTED. 4 Dr. Station Wagon, Thin U A Carpen­ ters Dream. Carry Your Equipment Economically. PARK HOMES Id. Flowers ft Plants t Bel Air Convertible. This One Will Suit Any Young Man's Fancy. $C C Jo n iq h t Special 2 I’ r, Fnnltnn. See Th'n One Ph. FA ( l i l t Cut Towers For Auy Occaoatm SANFORD "LOWER SHOP FA l-ta a or FA IftttO OPEN 1955 C H E V R O L E T Quiet Commusity Near Golf Course DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP SOM Adam. Radio and Heeler. 57 CHEVROLET Vi TON PICKUP Palmetto 15-A Beauty Parlors A Satisfied cuitomer la our beri advertlmnaonL • HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Ml So. Oak Ph FA 7-574* Rteartafb IMIO Windows, Floor*, Wall*. Fret Eltiraatr. Coll FA 2-1211 or Beauty Sah Power l|B 7 || HOLLER MOTOR SALKS 2nd ft Fairlane N ow . Turn Weal On 20th 8t. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Watch For Our Signs . . . . Liberal Terms. Your Present Car Will Probably Make The Required Payment Scdtuhdaii Down S bmww I b S h a u n a fa A COUNTY MOTORS SANFORD, FLORIDA • Dodge • Chryaler • Simca l i e B. F IM T IT . Ph. PA 1*9914 i: 1.j ; y l § f|- T 1 .1 Jljl �On Hwy. 17-92- 2 M ilts South of Sanford VETERANS IT YOU ARE A VETERAN OF WW 11 — UNDER CURRENT LAW YOUR VA-ENTITLEMENT EXPIREE JULY Uth — THIS YEAR] VETERANSi Your VA-loau right* aamod by your tartlet hi our amad lore** art tho graataal apport unity for homo iavcalmtnl you will ovor havo. Yot hundrada of vatcrana la thio a m art atHI paying root. Buying la Sualaad EoUtoo your tat Ira cioalag eoaU oould rancalvaUy bo Iota than two Month** rant la your prooont clrcuautaacoa. Your monthly paymaato art raaaoaabla la Saalaad Eatalaa. For oxampla on a 111,OtW VA-loaa your monthly payment Including Uaaa and Inauranco la oaly $87.50. And tho iataraat and Uxoa ara ovary ptnny tax doductiblo. And if you wlah to huy a larger home, your monthly paymonta toenaaa only M .H par month far each thouaaad doHara iacraaac in purchaae price and that W.00 lacludaa Uxoa and Inauranco. Rant money la loot forever! Buying in Sunland with your VA*loan ontltlamont atarto a home invaotment that mahea your houae exponaa dollar worh for you. THERE IS A PLAN TO KIT YOUR BUDGET — A HOME TO Fit YOUR FAMILY IN 8UNLAND ESTATES. WE WILL ENJOY SHOWING YOU CENTRAL FLORIDA'S MOST DELIGHTFUL COMMUNITY FOR FAMILY LIVING. • VA FINANCING means bigger dollar savings. Cheek these facts: On a $14,500. Home FHA - *90.69 Monthly for 30 years. VA - *80.08 Monthly for 30 years. The VETERAN saves per month for 30 years $10.01. n tw il tha affact of hard raina and iiupraprr aaa far yttratlf Uw high and dry ground In SUNLAND ESTATES, duo to ndoquatc dratoaga. Enjay Florida living an yau ntvar • CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Is tvsn less favorable that retires a $14,500. mortgage under FHA— will retire a $16,400 investment for the qualified for the VETERAN VETERAN in the same period. than FHA. CLOSING COSTS AS LOW AS *275* During tho tu t oovaral dayo yon hava wit. dninaga. You a n bvltad to oo m out and • The fact is the same monthly payment o f 90.69 Your wtak. gotecl your own pain! and colon white homao a n satisfaction o f each Sunland Estates Home uadar m a t ruction. for one full year or your down Hove In While Your Papers Are Being Processed 3 Bedrooms * 1-2 Baths * VA-FHA - FHA-ln-Service Financing payment and closing costs re­ funded. HOMKS PRICED FROM $ 14, 0 0 0 TO $ 16,800 FOR YOUR INVESTMENT Homes Are Equipped With FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Giant Private Racraatioa Park Is guaranteed on the construction 5 HOMES COMPUTED - 30 UNDER CONSTRUCTOR - 7 ADOTTOHM HOMES wtS bn comptotad in mm personal I • TENNIS COURTS • BASKETBALL COURTS. • RHUFFLEBOARD COURTS • DEDICATED PARKS • RECREATION AREAS •PLUS TAXES ft INSURANCE For SALES OFFICE - SANFORD - PH. FA 24501 Information i . BRAILEY ODHAM, PRESIDENT i t �(Flip g>anftnri) W wm lh WEATHER: Warmer temperatures tonight. High today hi the low 70’n. Low tonight, 80-56. OL. XLIX United P rw n Leaned Wiiw Established 1908 MONDAY, MARCH 21, I960 SANTORD, F L O R ID A NO. 654 Probers Get Payola Feud fS& U S U B M & E h a n d s I Interests last November. Steve Powell Wins Civifan Essay Prize Winners of the Clvltan Cttlacn•ship Essay Contest wsra emnonnrad at the weekly meeting at (ho Sanford Clvltan Club. F, Wad* Tye, chairman o f tbo contest, revealed first place win­ ner was Stave Towell, who will receive * $100 saving* bond. Sec­ ond place went tn Dlnn Aiken, who will receive a $60 saving* bond. Th* essay written by Powell will be entered in the district contest in competition with other district Wwinner* for consideration ter th* International award*. Judges for the Sanford contest wsra Howard McNulty, Judge Wilson Alexander and Oeorgn Touhy. Serving on th* rnmmitto* with Tye were Stuart Bteteon and John SpolaklSubjcrt for tha contest, which waa open to all Seminole High School seniors, was “ Intercomunirat loti as a Factor in Cftlien•ship Building." Pilot Club To Hear Stock, Bond Talk Herman Gads, of Winter Park, president of Security Associates. Inc., will ho gwost'speaker Tues­ day at the Pilot Club Meeting, Mrs. Walter L. Carter, program Mjhalrmen, announced. Gad* will apeak on the subiect of stocks and bonds. Ho will M Introduced by Gordon Toll, man­ ager of the Hanford office o f Se­ curity Associate*. Vegetable Crops Damaged By Rain The County'* USDA Disaster Committee waa told today that 75 percent of the county’* pepper and bean crop* were damaged by heavy rain* last week. County Agent Cecil Tucker gave the report of agricuL tural loss during the three-day abnormal rain spell. He also said that the celery and cabbage crops suffered R lA V tfC MM aaaount tha heavy ra hk Uw county'last wsek. IC V IttfC a SB psrrsnt Ion, SB percent pas­ ture loi* and a small ton where flooding entered young rtlrui I 12 D ea d On H ig h w a y s Easter Rabbit Talks With D on S a tte rle e , M rs. A . O. P a y n e , Mrs. Carolyn Carter, Mrs. R o b e r t B ra d fo r d , M r. and M rs. Barntgr Guthaus at Easter Lily B a l l The second annuel Bailer Lily Ball which marked the kickoff of Ihc E nter Seal drivo at tha Mayfair tan waa termed "a success" by Philip Logan, president of the Cripplad Children*! Society of Seminole County.I. . , '■-* A bog of f .000 lettef* roaAfafKr Easter Seals waa delivered to A*-Itl ant Poitmaiter Harold Applaby by the Bailor Rabbit,'making a -•rprise appearance at the ball. Y..e leltera wont Into the mall to­ day urging support of I c cam­ paign to tola* funds for work with crippled dhBdren and stiulis. “ Wo UP asking the pub ic to be generow la response to these let­ ters, abua f t percent of the funds we ralaa will be spent in Semi­ nole County to provide medical care, physiotherapy . tnttmeoU, crutcbea, wbeelchairs and walken for handicapped people." Logan laid. Among the special guests at the bill were Lisle Reese, executive director. Crippled Children's to defy of Florida, and Don/ loo, piysiothcraplst of the \ TAIPEI (UPI) —Aging Generalieiimo Chlang Kai-shek today won a third presidential term in hie btggeet election majority in three derides of rule. Chiang waa unopposed lor the ftrrt time in hi* political eartor. Meanwhile the county road depertinent alerted “ operation mopup" today, taking dawn barricade! (n erase flooded last week, County Engineer Robert Davie aaict that the eun and high wind* helped dry up flooded area* and in many htsteneae water* on F a m e d N u r s e D ie s ^ BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (UPI) — Miu Polly Thompson, for nearly IB years "the eyes and ears" of Helen Keller, died late Sunday night at Bridgeport Hospital. She was 7S. Miss Thompson was admilled to the hospital Dee. 1 aa a medical paiienl. He said that water I* down In the Hear I.aka chain, Tangtawood and Templa Terraco areas and in Loch Arbor, Davis deported that the South Florida Drainage District he* been aitrd to aid In controlling flooding In the Eeonloekbatcbee “* Davis that approilmataly 1,000 acre* of pasturo waa under water In Ih* vicinity, Work crews authorised by the drainage district have already started «lea ring aid The search for C a r r y in g M a il F o r C rippled C hildren Tbo schedule for » Seminole County Democratic political rallla* lending up to the primary fleelion May S were announced by S. S, Billhimer, chairman of the C o u n t y Democratic Eacxcutivo Commute*. The opening rally will bo hold at th* Lake Monro* School auditor­ ium April 2. Specific limes for the rallies have not been eel, but all will be at algbt. Blilbimnr said candidates wUI receive notice soon af the times and plarva of the rallies and the amount o< Urn* 'to be alluled speaker*. After the April I opener, the schedule Is as follows: April B—Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce Building. April 4—Longwood Community Cenleh; April LL-Bear U ke Florida Power Corp. Lounge. April 14—-The Wilson SrhoolVn Paola. I f April I f—Oviedo. April IP—Allamonle S p r i n g * Community Building. April 21—Fern Park American Legion Hut. A p r i l JS—Geneva Community Building. April 10, Sanford. Membera of the executive com­ mute* met Friday night to discuss the rallies end aimed a precinct campaign cummillee. The committee consist* of Mrs. Ava Davis, Sanford; Mrs. C. K. Hltlell, Lake Monroe; noy flowell, Loaf wood; Dan Screcney, Bear Lake; Neal Lyie, Bear lake; J. D. Morrison, Allamonle Springs; Hal Harrisi, Paola; Mrs. Nancy Bussoli, Fern Park; John Evans, Ovie­ do and Mrs. J. W. Yarborough, Geneva. |f. L. Culium, a member of tha drainage committee, urged the board to tackle the drainage prob­ lem with “ countywide thinking and tssiUoM where needed." Tbo majority of th* aommiltea said they are against a countywide drainage district but a grand that districts should be art up when arena are in critical condition be­ cause af high floods and poor drain­ age. Another member of lb* commit­ tee, Sanford City Managnr Warren Knowles, aald th* problem primar­ ily iavolvoo private property end ho sppseed an attempt to obtaia fede­ ral aid far an engineering study. A Sanford man told police that ha a loan from the federal govern­ Knowles said h* favors oalabllik- five Negroes slopped hie car and robbed him te ISO at Locust Avo. ment to help defray tha note af a program. and Seventh Bt. Saturday. County Commission Chairman Dutch C m m er of IBM Summer­ Jains Kridor ante that II noted in lin Ava. anid tha man gave Was "urwiat in aommk aneaaivaa" ter far d tra w l o f water i back fill MMold and sent him mote af the problems, federal loan at this Urn UjasUaSum,. . C h ia n g W in s E lection Hunt On For Negro Believed Drowned State Righters Nominated Faubus Political Rallies Slated By Democratic Committee More than li inches of rain fell in the southend of tha county and 12 inches in ihe Sanford a m . Fh* rains dsmsgod homes, floodod pro­ perty and caused many roadwashouts. Mcmbers of th* drainadr com­ mittee gave their personal Stolons on tha best method of salving tbo county’s ' drainage problem, but •groed as a unit that they could not maka “ any definite recommen­ dations" yet. Kas(nsr said Uw group' would maka a report inter this month and present it U tho commission, porting that Individual farmer* w«ra effected "severely" by the downpuura. They reported, how*Ver, that in their opinion, a grn*ral disaster hai not occurred In TOKYO (UPI) —An earthquake early today triggered fool-high tidal wavti on the Pacific Coast of northern Honshu. Japan's main island, bat m eaiualitiet ar prop- H e lp fu l B u n n y Is B u d d y A n d e r s o n DAYTON,OWo (UPI) - T h e Na­ tional Stales' Rights Party nomi­ nated Gov. Orval E. Favbon of Arkansas for pnsldent at its week end convention, but cm nled the second day of tha scheduled to*day matting. Dr. Edward B. Fields, informa­ tion director, said the Sunday ses­ sion was canceled because of great confusion" and “ additional ex­ pense" and because “ we could lake rare af our butlaeo* la set day." Fields said about 115 delegates from 2a states attended the meet­ ing Saturday which waa held In secrecy at a lodge aear Mis mis burg, Ohio. The delegates picked John G. Crommelln of Wetumpka, Ala., ae TALLAHASSEE <UP» At least IS person* wpre killed on Florida roadi and highway* durIng the part weekend, the State Patrol reported today. down by machlnegun fire in a field near La Cqrbonera, about 12 miles from Malanias. Malan­ ias, capital of tha province of the same name, is about 30 mile* east of Havana. MaJ. Universo Sandier, who commanded the troop* in thn operation, said the plane eamn from Florida. It wai not immediately clear whether the plane was trying to land or to take off. it was be­ lieved lo he engaged in trying to fly out Cuhsns classified aa “ war criminals." Tha other persons arrested were identified as Laxaro Damaao Montesinos, a police major during the Batista regime; Gladys Mon. (eslnos, believed to be his daugh­ ter; her husband, former MaJ. Santiago Rodriguei, and Miguel Sanches. AU were taken lo Malanias under armed guard. Eyewitncsici said the plant, which bore registration numbs* "0137 p " showed numerous bullte boles. The Incident followed accuse, lioni by President Osvaldo Dorti­ ros against the United States of "undeniable sabotage" and “ crim* inal aerial atlacks*' against Cuba. It marked th* firat lime a high Cuban governmeift official had lodged such charges directly againit the United States In publie. The bitter onslaught, aired over television and radio, came lean (hen seven hours after U.S. Am. bassador Philip Bonsai returned from Waahingloa to try to aalvago steadily worsening relations b*> tween tbo United States and Cuba, , Earlier Sunday, left wing w ire an* let Ernesto Guevara, head nt Cuba's National Bank, lashed out at U. S. economic policies and vowed that all American buaincin '•monopolies" soon would b* ou st *d from Oiban soil. Q u a k e T r ig g e r s W a v e R'comm7.!ion., v.mon Du«n una Drainage Group Continues Study A long-range, countywide drain^Wag* and water conservation plan will bn initiated aa soon aa a cur­ rent study by tha county drainage committee is completed. The Seminole County Commis­ sion Indicated Friday that th* long range plan would he put into operation and agreed that flood conditions in the southern part af th* county will bo trailed as amergencies. £ The commission called the fivemember dralnggn committee into tn emergency me*ling Friday af- He was given first aid before being taken to tth Regiment head­ quarters at Matanrai for inter­ rogation. The plana — a redsnd-whlle Piper Comanche with registration numbers Indicating it came from Ihe United Stales — was brought HAVANA (UPI) - A light plane with US. markings was shot down today by Cuban revolutionary troops nrar Malanias and its American pilot and five other oc­ cupants raptured. The pilot, idrntified as Leonard Howard, was wounded tn Ihe leg. Into Own WASHINGTON (UPI) — House payola investigators feuded public­ ly today over a charge their in­ quiry into network television iter Dick Clerk had been put “ in moth­ balls." _ Reps. Peter F. Msck Jr. (Dt i l .) and John E. Mots (D-Calif.) branded false the charge by Rep. John B. Bennett (R-Mlch.). They accused Bennett in turn of “ ob­ structionist tscUcs." Tne two Democrats said the TV disc jockey has not been sum­ moned for public hearings because “ due process of law, common dec­ ency and fair plsy demand the careful gathering and sifting of evidence rather than th* broadf a i l i n g of irresponsible charges." Bennett, ranking Republican on the nine-man subcommittee, re­ ported that Msck and Moss of­ fered only "weak end phony" ex­ cuses. He said tha case his beea “ under wraps" since November, when the subcommittee got n eppy of on affidavit Clark signed for the ABC network. The feud started 10 days ago when Bennett stated that Clark, in £ h e affidavit, had said he played records In which h* had a financial stake and aceapted gifts worth $3,400 from a record distributor. Bennett said Ih* subcommittee should summon Oaefc instead of vending all Ho time an “ rtnky dink" disc jockeys. Mick and Moss said hi a joint statement Sunday night that this was an attempt to “ stampede the subcommittee I n t o seneational hearin gs. . .which violates the wAmarican concepts of common de­ cency and fair play." They made public a memoran­ dum on the case from subcom­ mittee counsel Robert W. Llsbman to Chairman Oren Harris (D-Ark.) which they said was sent to all sub­ committee members. It was dated last Wednesday. Ltshman said “ Jong painstaking work" was required In the Investi­ g a t i o n of Clark and tha XT reoord U. S. Plane Shot Down By Cubans Mon Reports $30 Robbery (H e r a ld P h o to s) NEW YORK (UPI) prices at J p. m.: American Airlines .. . . American TAT ...... American Tobacco ... Balhlrhem Steel .......... C A O ........................ Chrysler .................. . Curtiss • Wright ........ DuPont . .......... . Eastman Kodak .......... Ford Motor ........... General Electric . . . . . . General Motors’ .......... Graham • Paige ........ Int. T A T .................. loriilard ................ Mlnuio Maid ............... Penney ..................... Penn RR ..................... Sears Hocburk .......... Standard HI (NJ) ....... Sludebaker . .......... U. S. Steel ................ Westinghouse El, ........ Navy Man Backs Foreign Sub Claim WASHINGTON (UPI) - Navy Capl. Hey M. Plus, Ihe American who knows moat about Argenlina's submarine scare, thinks there actually was a foreign sub­ marine prowling around la that country's Golfo Nuevo. FtUs told United Press Interna­ tional, however, he did not have the fsimiit idea where the sub marina came from, why it waa (Here, or what k oould have hoped to accomplish. The Navy captain described his impressions ia an interview alter returning to the Protegoo from Argentine. He beaded an ill-fated, tf-nua U. 1. expedition o r a In help the Argentina* In th* eobmsrino hunt. Home, Garden Tour ToStart Tuesday Mrs. Irwin Fleischer, Sanford chairman for th* Home and Gar­ den Tour which begin* Tuesday, asked today that anyone desir­ ing Information aboal bus reser­ vations or tickets for (be tour telephone bar at FA 7 0354 or Mrs. Clyde Ramsey at FA 2 07*4. Throe Sanford homes will be opened during the tour, sponsored by the Seventh Dlltriet of the Florid* Federation of Garden Club*. The bomea and gardens of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epps Jr., Dc. and Mrs. O, L. Harks and Mr. and Mra. H. B. Took* wUI h* included on lb« tour af M Central Florida places. Tbo thro* Sanford homes will be open from IP a,, m. until f p. m. through Thursday: A special bua will leavt tha Civic Center at t:30 a. m. Wed­ nesday for a lour af Winter h r k end Orlando hornet. •raabod through the Orteeo bridge about 1:10 a. m. Saturday, car­ rying Mine other Songort Mo­ i r a s b* their death. Drowned wan Robert Bolomoa, If of 7<M W. Uth ft.; Anita White, II, of «e Cartle Brewer Court: aad BoUy Mclntyn, If, of im Olivo Avo. The fifth oc­ cupant, David Smith, pat out at the death ear and waa rescued from the roof of IH* vehlclt. Sheriff Hobby said the car ippareally waa traveling about V la If m.p.b., lea fart Bor tha SB 411 curve on the west side of the Osteen bridge. The car plum­ meted through Ua bridge railing and sank la shout I f foot of water. Smith apparently got out through a loose door aa the auto, Deputy W. S. Brown reported. Brown said ho arrived on the scene Just after David Heelman of Sanford bad pulled SraKh off the lop of tha aunkea auto. Heelmaa bad beea driviag bthlad tha craabad ear. Smith was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital. The totally demeliahed death car waa traveling toward Osteen. The small bridge nearest Ih* Semi­ nole County shore is slightly re­ paired but flares a n still up then, the iheriff g office said. Mental Health Meeting Tonight A rt Workshop The Mental Health Assn, af Slated Tonight Seminole County will met at 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Galloney p. at. today In MeKinlsy Hall at will super vis* a painting and tht First Methodist Church, Rev. ersfts workshop session at the T. C. Oetaea, pesstdant. nnnounc- weakly meeting of the Sentord Art Aten, at T;l» p. m. today. Tin pnlstteg and erafta work-' Mason* Mm * Tuesday Monroe Chapter Me. II, Beys) Arch Masons, wW mat M tbo Ma­ natee Hal at Vito p. m. Tunaimr. 1 _» W Icon O f Mary Showed Actual Tears, Priest Says HEMPSTEAD, N. V. (UPI) —A Greek Orthodox priest laid t * day that ha and several huadtod other persons taw tears fi the eyes of a printed port Mary In the bom* of a young couple who are gUM parishioner*. “ I myself did oU thin graphed icon twiert show tears," said the Rev. Gee Papgdons, paster «f St. Grnnk Orlhodgc Church he described U 'as ."a ra lly an 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, March 18, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 18, 1960. 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