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FA 2-1M I A BRA1LEY ODHAM, PRESIDENT * u su i:. ■!»!■ t 1 1 �South Seminole Floods Bring Disaster Relief Call I * • 8-lnch Rains Block Roads, f It ? i Threaten Areas fa li? r a lb WEATHER: Thundershower* with heavy gusts of winds tonight nml tomorrow. High today, 74-80. Low tonight, 68-66. United Press Leased W in Established 1908 ' THURSDAY. MARCH 17, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 652 By LARRY VERSHEL £ tle a v y thunder itorma in Semi­ nole County iho last two days have resulted in a call for em­ ergency federal Rood relief by County Commissioner Lawrence Swafford. Swofford said the major por­ tion of the southern end of Seminole County la underwater. County Commissioners termed B e two-day flood condition "criUcal" and Commlstlon chairman John Krider has called an emer­ gency meeting with the county drainage committee far 2 p. m Friday. As of U a. m. today, nearly eight Inches of rain had been re­ ported In the south end of the county and six inches in the Sanford area. W The heavy rains have caused floodings, washouts of primary roads and drainage to homes, mostly in the southwest area. "Something must be done about this problem right now," Swof(ord emphasised. MIAMI (UPI) - The Weather Buroaa at Miami Issued the fol­ lowing all-clear tornado report at 11:91 a. m.: "The threat of tornadoes baa for Central Florida. While Florida M oppoara from Walton reports and radar abaarrattona that n s tf of tho oovero activity baa ended. of strong winds to the arra from Palm Roach to Lake Okeecho­ bee to Van Roach.” _ Swofford said that every lake V i the south and la avtrflowing and ainglod out Lake Seminary, Lake Orient*, Bear Lake and Lake Brantley treating special baiards. He aatd the downpour* have left water which i* threatening laka front homes around Lake Seminary aod if Jha rain con­ tinue* for another day komea may have to be evacuated. County Butnoor Bob Davit t A u been hi the Bald all morning with work trow a. Davla directed a crew to atop flooding on Onora Road, where barricade* war* eat up, and Inspacted waahed out road* in Uta southern cod' of tho county. Hie office reported that ap­ proximately M call* were received complaining of Hood damage. Rain* have Doodad and weihf ed out parta of SR M, SR «M, fpnora Road, the Pinecreil sec­ tion, Temple Terrace and Tanglewood and Loch Arbor. Barricade* have been put up In all these area* and road depart­ ment official* report that if lb* rain caaaai, no evacuation mcaeurea will bo nocoaaary. The abarlfr* office and the Florida Highway Patrol was alerted to (nrwadn Worm warnings art over uta county, m All law enforcement office! were optlfied to koop men on s standby basil. On* of tha tow county area a to escape any serious threat due to tho hoavy rains hai boon the Sanford city area: Termed "bad” by city offi­ cial* has been the Goldsboro and Georgetown areaa where barri­ cade! have been get up to pro­ tect home i from being flooded. 4) City Manager Warren Knowles " a id that all city work crawa are working around the clock cleaning out drainage grating* and will ronlinu* to work full time until the rain atopi, The Mayfair Golf course has beon completely covered with wa­ ter making play Impossible. Only minor Interruption* of telephone and aitetrical etrvlct have been reported and only a J/t* accident* Hava been reported “ u* to tba rain. Early lhi« morning a car driv­ en by Jama* Edward Johnson of tho Sanford Nqval Air Station alammed into a police car driven by Patrolman Earl Bouraquardot. No InJurioa were reported in tfe accident Ibat occurred at French Ave. and Third til. but damage to the two vehicle* was i m.timated at tUO. * m Krider aald the counly’a pre­ lent system of drainage ii in­ adequate for the large volume of water that hit the county Uw last two days. "Land that wa* formerly uaed for storage areaa for water baa been cleared and drained for sub-divliiona and tba water dump­ ed Into already Inadequate ditches and canal*,” Krider laid. .K rid er added that long range 'flam are new being studied by tbe drainage committee in an at­ tempt to Bad a permanent solu­ tion. which wtU undoubtedly re­ quire some method of financing iYlii ■ RR 4.‘¥5 Na&r Weathers/laid One O f Flooded Ronds NKW YORK (UPI) priest a| 1 p.m.: American Airlines ... American T 4 T ...... American Toharco ... Bethlehem Sleet ..... Caterpillar ............... Chrysler ..................... DuPont . . . ........... Eastman Kodak . .. .. Ford Motor .............. General Electric ....... General Motors ......... Graham • Paige Lorillard .................... Minule Maid ............... Penney :.............. Penn RR ........ Sears Roebuck ........ Siudebaker . . ........... U. S S te e l................ WetUnghouse El.......... News Briefs Gina Mad At Italy Wrt'n* Readied Four-Foot Depths In Some Places n e ra ia rnoios oy .ju c k r n m i p s Washout Endangers Tampa TAMPA (UPI) -Heavy ralm waahed out a dam in North Tam­ pa early Thursday, threatening to flood a la,000-acre residential ate lion. Tho HUlaborough County aberUfa office warned the thousands of residents to be ready to evacu­ ate U neceisary. Tho area la known aa Forest Hill*. It was tha laical crlaia to face the Central Florida area bard-bit by flooding earned by three days of torrential raini. Almost at the same lime, a tor­ nado waa reported c u t of Tampa at Seffner, but there were no Im­ mediate report a of damage. The dam break occurred at Laka Magdalena on the fringe of the cily'a northern limit*—an area hard-hit by flooding in the sum­ mer of Its* Heavy equipment — Bulldozers and draglines—were ordered into the area to try to plug Iho gap. Tho county called for all avail­ able men and irurka and aenl prisoners from tba county Jail to aid in the work. National Guard trucka were aped to the srene. The spring floodi, which drove about 230 persona from their homes in a three-county area of Central Florida, receded today despite a Weather Bureau predic­ tion of more rain. Soma 207 persona spent the night at three Red Croas shelters on the eastern edge of Hills­ borough County. At Lakeland la adjoining Polk County, Civil De­ tente workera moved about a doton families from inundated bamea. Water endangered several other other th^ya^^coM toy.fcinda. residences to Lakeland and al Dnda Cky in Pawn County to working an the wrnral drain*fa tho north, where an unofficial problem tor tha pan three ran mate pegged tha M-liour rate toll MSI A. A s -* .*» ' Pumps Used To Keep W ater Out Of Some Homes In Section Of Altamonte Springs Today's forecast for Ihe flooded area waa for cloudy aktci and occasional locally heavy thunder ahowera with gusty winds, show­ er* ending tonight. Heaviest damage in Polk Coun­ ty was to road*. Civil Defense Director Col. Heydon W. Buch­ anan aald 2.300 mile* of county roada ware damaged. He said Ihe damage would amount to at least 1200,000 and probably more. Water poured over many roads, others were washed out and several br!df*» collapsed. A heavy rain and hailstorm al Cocoa today blew down a 170foot transmission lower of a radio station. The ilorm poured liallstonei one > quarter Inch thick acrasa Cocoa Beach before moving out to sea. , The fled Cross said at Orlando that 40 to JO homes in a sub­ division were flooded with water "covering the floors." It said 130 to 200 homes in the same section will tn- endangered i( the water keeps rising. Storms Still Spread Ice, Snow In East, Midwest By United Pr?a* InterMltenal A new atorm spread inow, rain and ice up tha Atlantic Seaboard today while tha Midweat began cleaning up ate-foot drift* left by Ua worst snowfall of the winter. Spring waa only three day* away on Uw calendar, but the Weather Bureau warned that heavy ice might snarl cam muni cations and ilicken highway* from Virginia through Wait Virginia Into Penn­ sylvania, New York and southern New England. Thousand* of miwestern travelera w*r« stranded by up to U todi­ es of new mow which blanketed Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, southern Wisconsin gnd southern Michigan Wednesday. Chicago traffic slowed to a alandmonth aighl inches of anew aMp’a m eat atorm to ate year*. Ituyly mila an bote wind* whip­ ped the snow into heavy drifts and clutrd hundreds of schools from Nebraska and Kansas to the great lakes. A foot of new snow fell on south­ ern Appalachian Mounlain arras where helicopter crews were hard at work to bring fuel and food to thousands of stranded mountainerrs. United Pres* Internationa] Haled at lean 31 persuna killed in tho two storms. Kansas and Texas reported six each, Illinois had live, Indiana and Wisconsin four each. Iowa three, and Nebraska, Arkan­ sas and Florida, one each. The Mi western storm weakened at ft crossed the Great Lake* to merge with Eastern snows, , toU PUtaburgh, |*a., and Itocnaster, N. Y., reported three toebet of mw anow during the night and Brookviile and Williamsport, F*„ bad Iwe inches. ROME (UPI) - Gina Lollubrlgida, her temper matching har dyed red hair, said today she is leaving Italy to live in Canada be­ cause Italian authorities refused to grant her husband and son Ita­ lian cltteeoship, Pvwe Called Factor Rights Plan Falling Apart WASHINGTON (UPI) - A plan carefully worked out by House leaden to push Ihe administra­ tion's voting referee proposal through Congress showed some signs today of falling apart. The plan was agreed to Iaat weekend by Democratic and Re­ publican leaders with some con­ cessions being made to Southerners In an effort to head aff delaying tactics. But Southern Democrats are making a stronger bid than ex­ pected to water down Ihe proposal which would authorise federal courts to appoint referees to guar­ antee Negro voting right*. There were indication* that the Southerners would pick up some GOP. auporl forapropsed amend­ ment to limit the plan to elections (or federal officials. It now would apply also to stale and municipal clectloqa. The Southerners had a serin of other amendment* to reserve. There were grumbling* In the GOP camp about floor maneuvers that resulted in putting a Demo­ Vote Registration Shows Increase PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Tha U. S. Steel Corp. report criticising tha high coat of labor la "an at­ tempt to Justify future price In­ Voters in Seminole County were creases,” U n i t e d Stcelworkera President David J. McDonald reported "nocking” to registration place* to gat on the roll* to vote charged today. in tha May I Democratic pri­ mary. Volcano Erupts Only It days remain for register­ PORT MOHSBY, New Guinea (UPI) — The volcano on Manam ing before Ihe rolls rloae April 2, Island, nine mile* northeast of Supervisor or Regtatrallon Camilla New Guinea, erupted with a shat­ Bruce pointed out today. Mri. Bruce aald at noon that tering roar today. There was no immediate Information on the fal* 1,040 new names have been added of the t.000 nalivo resident* of to the voting roll in area* outside Sanford ilnce tbe hooka have been the six-mile long island. taken around for ragiatrafioni. "It looks aa if lha total may Two Ships Collide go beyond 11,000 before the hooks NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) - An close," the aald. American tanker and a Norwegian Tbe registration office In the uioior vessel collided in the dark­ Chamber of Commerce Is open ness o( the Hampton Roads harbor from Monday through Friday from channel early today, spilling 190,, ■ a. m. to 3 p. m. and Saturday (wo gallons of gasoline from a hole from • a. m. to noon. in ihe (anker's bow. Thera ware no injuries. Census Aid Asked WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ dent Eisenhower has called on all Americana over IS years of age la ioopereto fully with the nation­ al c ensus that gels underway April 1. In a special proclamation Wed­ nesday, he reminded all cilitem that it ia their duty under federal law to answer all qurilloni apply­ ing to (heir families when the cen­ sus taker calls. France Planning Atomic Explosion PARIS (UPI) — Franc* plana to explode its second nuclear device at Ha Sahara Desert lasting ground shortly after daylight neat Tues­ day, an authoritative aourc* laid today. That la the dap before Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will arrive here on a alata visit. Tba source aald that It weather condition* wore sat eulUbto tor aa atomic eiploaton at that hour Ih* teal would bo carried over until the same lima Urn aato Side Yard Can Be Front If You Look A t It Right The Sanford Board of Adjust­ ment ami Robert Redenbauxh may not look al front yards and aide yard* exactly the same way, but both agreed Wednesday that Redenbaugh could have a Florida room in hla front yard. It aeema Bedenaugh use* his Cedar Ave. front yard aa a aide yard and his Fourth St. side yard as a front yard. Putting a Florida room In his legal front yard would only leave Tte feet to Ihe unpaved street instead of the required 20 feet. But then there’s always tha fact that Redenbaugh’a Fourth Si. aid* yard looks like a front yard. So Bodenbough will have a Flarida room In hla fronl yard, which look* Ilka a aide yard, white leaving Ua aide yard like g front yard. But it won't look bad. Thera are no neighbor! on Cedar Avt. for yard* and yard*. cratic, instead of a Republican, name on the pending administra­ tion proposal. The squabble ovrr the referee amendment waahed out chances lhal Ihe llouie could pats the civil right* bill today and tend II to the Srnale. Leader* hoped for a Imal House vote Friday. Southrrn Democrats were obvi­ ously Irked by adoption Wednes­ day of an amendment, worked »ul by civil rights backers to both parties, to stiffen the referee plaq. The amendment, approved bp « vote of lto-120, retaliate* tome authority that waa alrickan from the proposal aa I concession to Ihe Southerners. The amendment would require rtfereaa to act promptly on No* gro application* j a r voting, right*. 7 ^ 4 . W hites, Negroes ta ttle In Georgia; Troops Called SAVANNAH, (la. (UPI)—Beatfared fighting between whites and Negroes broke out In Savannah today and slate Iroopera sought to stifle the potentially explosive sit­ uation. Tha troopers had been rushed to Savannah this morning by Gov, Ernest Vandiver after Savannah Police Chief Sidney Barnes said he feared trouble. A group of Negro** began throwing rock* al g ear at on* point. At anothar, n fiat fight broke out between g white boy and a Negro but It waa quickly broken up by police. Group* of whllaa and Negroes, numbering about 100 each, lined up on oppoaitn aidea *# a street. There was a report they ware throwing stonee at each other. Mrs. Reynolds ToSeek Office Mri. Kathleen Reynold* quali­ fied Tuesday ta run for county supervisor of registration. Mrs. Reynolds has lived In Santurd since May, 1921. S' c at­ tended Birmingham Sorlhern College, Birmingham, Ala., and is a member of tha Firat Bap­ tist Church, Seminole Chapter No. 2, OES, the Pinecreat P-TA and has been mother advisor of the Rainbow Girls since 1953. Mri. Rrynolds live* with her hu<band and two childrea at 342A Willow Ave. Mrs. Reynold* aald, "I have welched the growth of Seminole County in the past few year* and 1 am vitally interested in ill con­ tinued development. U I am elected, I will run tba afflea of auperviaor of registration in an afflcieot manner ao (hat at all timei there will b* an acrurala and up-to-date roll of qualified voter*, to which I feel tha citiieni of Seminote County are entitled,” DeBary Firemen Stop Flooding The DeBary Flra Department responded to an aaaargtncy call during Tuesday’* heavy rains after water had barked up tba plumbtef and flooded ■ homo al 1W DeBary Dr. Itoteon man re* apeadad to too ana. Mm flooding w it atoppod and Mm water waa awept out the doors. Damage wag confined to too u a Tha tension wna heightened by the fact that an unusually largo number of people had gathered In downtown Savannah for n St, Pat* rlck’a Day pared*. In addition, all achoola and to* city’a several college# were cloaad fur the parade, a tradition in tha seaport city, The holiday atmoapher* threat* ened to turn Into an ugly situa­ tion shortly after tha parade and* ed. Both white# and Negroes ap­ parently were tense became of Negro attempts Wednesday to In­ tegrate tench counter! at arrow stores. Six blocks ef tho downtown neon were virtually under martial law. Police end elate Iroopera wer* potted every few feet along Broughton Street, the city’a main thoroughfare. Barnes said police were con* centreline their efforta en keep­ ing the crowds moving and off (he •treeta. Trooper* and polite all were armed with billy clubs. By noon tha situation appeared to be under control. No arrests were reported Im­ mediately and the pretence ■of fire trucks at one downtown sec­ tion helped police in efforts to disperse the crowds. A group of Negro teen-agers attacked a car driven by a white man, Pater L. Hoaie. Hoila told police the Ntgroe* threw rock* at hia car, tore hole* In the tnp and dented the aide*. Ht said that when ha got out of his automobile, the youths threatened him, A rail for tear gas waa rectlvad at the police department and aoma was dlspatrhad to the area hut there were no report* that H waa used. Long wood To Get Tax Franchise The Florida Power Corp- will present Long wood with a lax re­ turn franchise at lha April T town council meeting, Longwood Mayor A. B, Lormana said today. The power corporation will ala* glv* now electric rates for town power, Urmann said. Tba lax re­ turn franchise will mean that Flor­ ida Power Corp. will periodically relura to Loagwaod a cart ate amount of tho tooatf M goiaa from atnrteg tha towa with power. Yha return will probably atari with two up to tear pa* �’ sw » r- - Fat* 1—T hun. March-17, ’60 ty tatrforb 1. ... Reran ----- ’ i ■ ' . • • Bums To Combine ■ e Clock The Seminole Counir Crippled Children'* Society wenti lo help tny handicapped county reildent who can bo benefilted by brace*, equipment. therapy or medicine for ipedal c*ie», Sanford pedia­ trician Dr. Vann Parker told Kiwanli Club member* here Wodneiday. __________ The County Democratic Commitk I n will meet with all cqftdidstrs ; for public office to the county at a ■ p, m. Friday lo tel foe itege for coming political ralllw. All candi­ date* are urged to attend tbe meeting. f1”' - A Sanford building permit ha* been inued for tb* new IN,two Bemiaete County Health Center at PH Franck Ave. A. K. Shoemaker I* the builder. Building permit* have'else been touted for Dr, D. . If. Mother*, Dr. C. L. Park *nd Dr. C. I* Park Jr. to put up a 1ST,no doctor'* efflen at No Melton-, villa Ave., for tiw Sanford Atlantic Mattenal Bank to build it* IttjM drive-la taller Mellon at i l l Park A n ., and for Sanford Electric Co. to build a tales and contracting of­ ager or coach ihould b* present fice at W l Park A n . at tha mooting which la acheduled lo get underway at 7:M p. m. All adult* Intended la tbe San­ ford Baba Ruth League RaMbaU Robert Gonaale* of 1M1 Pal­ a n Invited to attend the metto Ave. w it initiated Into Alpha Tau Omega' frataralty at tha Univeralty of Florida Sunday, Mr*. Thelma actuates, hla nother, waa with Robert for the 70th Univ*rally of Florida annlvoraary and Foundera' Day that aame day. Ike ToBeInvited To GOPConvention of hi* opponent* in the gubernatorial campaign. Ha eald bill­ board* coiling from SISO to S3.MO per month had boon erected by aome of hla opponent*. Such eye-catchor*, Burn* con­ tended, "capos* more eipania AMONG MEMBERS OF TROOP M l who tended exhibits at tha Girt Scout Fair which-wound up Girl Scout Wnnk harn wnm, from left, Vicki McCul­ lough, Suellen Mlchi and Suann Stewart. Thair exhibit represented Achievementn of the year. ------I (Herald Photo) what Wedneaday. But C. Farri* Bryant of Ocala, Frad 0. Dickieeon of Wait Palm Beach, and Jeha McCarty of Fort Piereo were ac­ tive la South Florida. Bryant waa lo fly to a Foil Lauderdale rally la hla twin-engine campaign plane. But the bad weather grounded hla craft. Twenty-iU troop* of tho Semilo Bryant phoned hla rally loag nolo DlatrJct took part In Uie Olrl dlataaco and addressed aoma MO llalaaora over a loud apoaktr i n ­ Scout Fair which climaxed Olrl tern. Scout Week in the county. Alt troopa, Including Brownie*, diaplayed handcraft*, badge work, picture# and poitar* of field trip* at the fair at the American Legion Hall. Mailing of the color* opened the fair, with Intermediate* at Troopa 10 and 111 presenting American, Church Schedules Revival Services ButlerHoMs Job 'Firmly' NEW YORK (UF1) — Demoante* National OBaicmao Pan] M. Bathe hang firmly onto hla Job today danpTto a demand that be * * If ha wee the "Mr. 3t" who pradtetod who weald , win tha DertyV pnaJdeetlal naanbutton. . Better rnfnaid to aanfiim nr 4 r n ahto ha WM Mm high Demoana who foraanat tha W San. John F. Ken(D-Maaa.) on on anriy.bnllet fit# Lan Angela* convention. I San. Hubart H. damand that bo quit » eeuiee, tter< dented toarlng m M any J toat m lghrburt toe Tteom Court Sols Rule On Pharmacists e e a wkanovae R' la epan court. In n munlmoua written by Juetie* Stephen IL aaid In many drug May, tha preparation and controlled drug! 1* only of Mm total buelooaa of Immediately. ‘The policy la to withhold re­ tell patronage from all unite of tha eholn variety aloraa in all aectiona of the country which maintain ■ policy In their Sou­ th*!* atorei of refualng to aerva Nagro cuatomara at lunch counte n on tha aame baala aa other cuatomara," the memo a*ld. Wltklna aaid the major chain* have refuted to lower racial bar­ rier* la their Southern braaahea, and the federal government "te •teadfaatly refualng to legiaiat* adequate relief." He aaid Seuthera atato govaramaata support "anti-Negro lunch counter poUetea" of the atorea. Chooateg of a ate-man Jury be­ gin* today to try the firat U of NS Nagra coltege atudeata u n d ­ id Tuaaday at Orangeburg for Ft aging a icrtea of ealhaagraflatten parade* through the town. The Jury wag attested tram an If-man venire. Officer* ualng tear gaa and lira boa** brake up tbe parade* gad charged the atudcntg with breach of in* peace. A ll. are reteaaed under $10 bond each te await trial In graupa of U. Tb# Oviedo combined fund drive ■Nted N,3ii, Mr*. John Lundy '■ an reported today. & ■-' Burnt To Death FRANKLIN SQUARE, N. Y. (UPI) — A mother and her four children burned to death tojlay when fire destroyed their aplitlavel home. Pollea laid tha fire which waa discovered around S a. m. apread rapidly and deatroyad tha strutlure. The dead war* Identified •• Mr*. Lottie Cottar and her chil­ dren, Martha, S. Pater, S, WU* Him, S, and Lydia, 10 montbi. Cauae of the fire waa not de­ termined Immediately. WASHINGTON (UP1)—Surpriaed U, S. officials today aludlad Weat German Chancellor Konrad Adonauer'a propoaal lor a pre-sum■It plabiacit# to determine whe­ ther Weat Berliner* favor a So­ viet-demanded (hang* la the clty'a atatua. On* official laid Adonauer'a idea, unveiled la a apaech ta tha NaUonal Preaa Club Wedneaday, waa new lo thla govarnment. He •aid the United Stale* might aupport It after careful atudy, Winding up a throe • day vialt here, the St-year-old German lead­ er leave* far Lo* Angelea today, afttr a lunch meeting with the Senate Foreign Relation! Commit- Russian Dance Troop In U. S. NEW YORK (UPI) - Seventy member* of the Georgian atet# dine* company from Ruaate ar­ rived bora today by chartered plane lo begin n two-week lour ol tin United Stele# and C tsadi. The company will open Be tour Sunday evoeteg with a perform­ ance at tha Metropolitan Optra Houae. Tha company1* tour waa arrang- Amish Formers Start Jail Terms to t petote health that thair ail* la not controlled by tewa aid pagntettena esquiring auparviaion Oviedo Fund Driva Nets $2,231 Americas and troop flagi. A total of I t troopa participated to entertainment, Including choral reading by Troop PM of Lake Mon­ roe, a melodrama by a new Inter­ mediate Troop, aonga and dancea by Troop 10.' Mrv. Lewta K. Norgan waa U. S. Studying Adenauer Proposal WASHINGTON (UPI)— tepubllcan National Chairman Thunton B. Morton said today Preildent Eisenhower "certainly wlU be ailted to partielpal*'' In the iwo OOP national convention and campafga. But ba said Elteabower proba­ bly would not bo keynoter of the Chicago convention. "Ha'a the Prealdent of the Unit­ ed Bute*; ho doem’t need any apodal handle or dot," Morton told a reporter, Eisenhower told bia news con­ ference Wedaeiday be had not been invited to deliver the key­ note addreaa neat July but would participate in the convention and the autumn election eempnlgn if ■iked. ' At the aim* time, the Preildent abandoned bl* ill-concealed neutrality and mad# clear that hi* personal chafe* Jar the Kojubliean pneidential nomination la Vice Prealdent Richard M. Niaon. Morton, an Kentucky aenator, head* the arrangement* commit­ tee which makea recommenda­ tion* for the keynoter and other convention official*, and for the convention program. Tho GOP chairman aaid It waa likely a day would ba act ailde la tha convention program to honor Elaoobower, the greateat vote-getter in Republican blatory. Morton aaid M waa too aarly to aay bow much of a campaign burden the Prealdent would be naked to toko oa neat fall beeauae squivolant te high ichool because they laid It 1* "too wordly." Tbclr children have at tended claiM* for three hour* each Tues­ day in s farmheMMcbool oper­ ated by thair *ect in nearby Honey Brook, Tbe teacher ba* an eighth-grade education. Beth Israel Cancels Service Services will sol be held at Con­ gregation Beth l»r*el Friday. The member* are aafced lo attend serv­ ice* at lb# Temple af Liberal Judatem in Orlando, lo honor tb* Bar Milsvah of Charlea Stine. Reg­ ular aarvice* will resume la San­ ford, March SB, in the JewUh Com- Hev* met* p* batter htolth. dthetout! Ym in 3 doyi. then m you pt a m „ . the #Aau>I ceBnr titet shew a# » pvetfy threat.,. tho cummerbund (hot erratft« hmd-tpm W*IM. And att done up to the pnM M primed Dacron* batiste/Cray, rad er Wee... gUtterpinnad with gold. SU«*5te J5. •IWm t* t e t e t u h t e f i o A w Wh yomnolf ■ "mlM $16.95 ROUM1LLAT ft ANDKKSON . M.__r w HiMNmnpij w iito m o t it Tha 3 voatefi • B te N W I • U’. v* i -------«»i W a lirtu A fw cy ■, ■ . f W * ||g 0 ^ r a rh ecA W ... vouVfmt rich all Summer.., R t urned out In thb gingham with iti ftC lk aeecheien jaclrt over %tophuticaird w k lUek bodice. Black, royal or brig*... trif/t uJtffr. A belt of diintng block patent. iff- -Tad The society aims at helping children and adutl*. Thou;h children often benefit the mo.I from rehabilitation, *uch tr£ t. man! can alio help put handicap, ped adult* on the road to recovery, Dr. Parker aaid. Parker,, who Is on the society's advisory .staff, said that the rehabilitation group uara a broad interpretation of "crippled'* ant applies It to anyone who la kept from carrying out a normal life Whether such persona need special chain, tools, in»trumcai» or even schooling, the soeffly will try to help thk.ti. It under wrote care or more than 1M crippled county residents laat year, he said, Therapy treatment is given by trained therapiit Donald Saterlee every Monday from t a. m. un­ til 1 p. m. Tbe treatment la given at the Simon Laboratory, MO San Marcoa Ave. Tha Crippled Children'* Jpciaty also help* transport haMicapped youngsters to tha Forrest Farit School to Orlando. Therapy treatment there include* instruc­ tion in braille reading for blind children, lip reading for the deaf, and aid to palaled youngsters te help them perform dally func­ tion* normally. . Dr. Parker aaid the Sanford Pilot Club haa helped get money for rehabilitation work In tha county and baa also helped Ot getting Batter Seals to the public. Of tb* funds collected by the county society, 11 percent goea la the National Association for Crippled Children and Adult*. IT percent goes to the elate eripplrd children's association and T3 percent stays her* Jar county re­ habilitation work. Until 1*30. when tbe preaent county society waa formed, Mrs. Harold Appleby "carried tiw b*£' for work with crippled children and nduJtt, Dr. Parker said. / f �Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERV P rlc ta Good T h u rs ., F rl. S a in M a rc h 17, IS . I I . (lim it 1 »lth |S . or mora Food OrdarJ Gold Medal IN S T A N T (lim it I «nh | 5 . or mora Food Ordar.) 5gO D S l2 > COFFEE K ro H . 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AffM IBWVi >T|V| n Mi i r <n M1»M1*» n'l *««•••* t i i i i i i t i i i **t * Betty Crocker MUFFIN MIX Bl'berry 39* C o r n ’SE25* Orange ltg 33* B r a n ’&• 33* Feminine Nopklns ta n m ” ii * # ’l l i i &l i '— «-4 ifti �K. r:r «•V/;: n J&jpi tv i UNCIE, DEAR UNCLE, COME HOME WITH US NOW Dy LYL1 CL WILSON !; government spending to t domes­ tic-civilian purposes In fiscal 1061 will soar to 165,7000,000,000. This ligure Includes regularly budgeted spending, plus expenditures from tha highway trust fund. Tha blockbuster statistic turned up by the Tax Foundation Is this: The domestic-civilian spending figure for fiscal IN I represents an 86 per cent increase since the Korean War. In the same period, defense spending will have In­ creased only one per cent. The big bulge In spending over the past 10 years ie accounted for by the cost of what tha taxpayers or tbs politicians, or both, Insist that government muet spend di­ rectly or Indirectly tn behalf of U. 8. citiscns. Tax Foundation calculates that An upward trend of non-defense WASHINGTON (UFI> — War and tha walfara state ara an ex­ pansive combination. Aik any taxpayor. War, told or hot, ftU more than IU ahara of tha bUma for that. Aak any taspayer why hit Usca ara ao high and why gov­ ernment deficits ara so frequent and you ara pretty aura to gat the wrong answer. Tha taxpayer probably would c!U national defenaa coats. At $45 billion, national defenaa la tha largest budgeted spending item. Sharp pencil caluculalors of Tax Foundation, Inc., 80 Rockefeller Canter, Now York, bare coma up with figures which put a different focus on government spending. Now that the candidate Hit for the May primary in thtro la another, and mora Important, lift to ba filled. That la tha voter registration roll. April 2 la the deadline for registering to vote In the prlmnry and every eligible resident should get down to the ‘ fgupervlaor’a office and get on the list to cast a ballot in the • ■£££ eloMd, pf fa c tio n . • 7 *VV lira. Camilla Bruce and her workers hava been taking ;„ tha rolls around the county to assist those who are eligible : |n registering and the Sanford office in the Chamber of ” (Commerce building is open each Tuesday from 0 a. m. to > | p , m. ____ ___________ candlw,. The ____ 20 county races this year have a ttrgeted a, Mid to ba the Inrgaat number ever listed (n one elec* year. Voter* should follow the example of the candidates 'Mid act a record for registration. Than, come May 9, they should do their duty and go to the polls and become active spokesmen for themselvee and ih*'community. I .4 gallons at home concerning mort­ gagee and other Jiaymtnti. A young man of 13 Ie more a clock-watcher on the Job. And when he punches the Ume clock at,the quilling hour, he it corefree and not loaded down with financial or family worries. Tha 45-year-old husband, bowover, still hie mental and phyileal burdene that cauea worry aad strain during the remaining CASK E — 404: Tom R„ aged hours Ull bedtlm*. . d4, p re m ia a typical story. Thus, by (bo age of 45 and : "Dr. Crane,” he began to am- _____ above, tbo tbe usutl usual hueband haa husband hat > kerreiament, "my marriage diverted go much actual energy Bee been eettrely platonic for into production, that ho hat the neat two year*. much less ardor than he showed f* "Hr irifa thinks my failure t . t i Show her physical affection li due to my chronic alcoholism. M r - "roe t star at • to m * oack with wife'f orotic desire. ,7 hack sight tin I am staggering This Ie e huge reduction to the hueband, ao he beglna to fret and "But that U to divert her at- worry about himself. ra tto n and protect my ago, for Hla wife aeldom realties the I bate to admit to her that I dangerous mental’ state Into am sexually no an d . which ho baa fallen, far svan a l i t ratio la entirely satisfactory to tha normal wife. Tbo worried husband soon throwa himself Into a completely platonic-state', lor fretting U a mental function. It involves the brain. Bat'>0U can't ‘’cerebrate" aad alM "amote” for vary tong beJore one or the other proccsi must decline. • And "cerebrating” m u n i poo era (Unking. Thus, your omotlooa decline. That's why fear la tha chief cause of mail Impotence; * ; M ra u l .maJaifsnmte- aex ratio la not ■ lack of hormonal,1emaelatu «dil during ten first year *f mar- tog Hinas* of metallic poisons. ‘t , nags, the* you can ate why ,husTha latter occasionally are Urn 5 j S S get re panicky a f t* the age causa of Impotence, but tin chief factor (a an Inferiority complex. Si For aex la the basis of both (Always write to Dr. Crime to .'! BNdoetton ai wall aa reproduc: ; Bon. Aad men part « are loaded s -C fe ro S .? ------------------------------------------ = ■ f DAILY CROSSW ORD 1 ’Ifll •1 j *j -r > » *1 ' : i " : ■i ” v .v 1*1:1 « n " \ t < < ; J •' H ;i 4 *•*1 f.'iin : •Mill •J HII 4 ■ >i • -Mill N I i , 4• i i l V Ml ir $ *IK • • Ml • i • .'i • I'J j i 4 “ r VJ i ■ 1 ( • *»$ i :i i r • i •; i n ; ** WASHINGTON— What gets to­ te a man to try to set endurance record* • • and, of all things, ■ sitting record In the civil rights torture chamber of tho United States Senate? After Sen. Robert Byrd (D., W. Va.) hatched a new sitting record of 11 hours, eight minutes to tbe presiding chair of the Senate, I stepped eround to hie office and there found a man drooping to dlaOlualonment. "I wanted to go at least S4 hours." the new world's Senate la lbs next two months, no ma­ jor power win ba aUa to make any major move without Its being Interpreted to some way as being related to the summit. Far this ii tha summit season which on May 11 will reach IU climax when President Charles DeGaulle of Franco, Prim* Min­ ister Harold* Macmillan of a rest Britain and President Elsenhower mier Nikita Khrnabchtv. J or keying for position began last fall whan Elsenhower final­ ly gtVp-thp go-ahead tor .summit plans after hl* famous "CampDavld” mooting with Kkruibehev, Now tho o*ce has quickened. Chancellor Auurao’ XUanaucr of Wait Germany la to tha United SUtei hoping for unqualified back­ ing of hto bard line agatoet tho Communists to Berlin. DeOtuUe end Macmillan have had ooe meeting outside Paris and, will have another to London. DeGaulle will vlalt Washington after playing heal to Khruabchev a* a pre-eummtt visit to Paris. Officially unrelated but having an impaet upon tho summit are other svenla. The 10 • nation disarmament meeting to Geneva will signal to sitting'champion laid to the putout mannar of a boxer who'd bed the fight stopped to the lllli of a scheduled 15-rounder. The referee who finally stopped the long-distance sitters mi was none other than the man who was to have presided In tbe .chair all along, Vico President Rich­ ard Nixon. The vice president nudged Byrd off the roost at 13:09 p. m. Tha senator had b r a sitting since 1:11 p. m. the day before- controls before tha nuclear war­ head* are dismantled or will toilat o* his own len-welL defined sal for world disarmament tr years. The disarmament confereei will relearn millions of words upon tha weary ears of the world public between now and May 16 but rauat of necessity wait upon tho summit for major decisions, Khrushchev’s visit to Paris may disclose the order to which be will Insist that world problems ba discussed — Germany first, or world disarmament first—ami at Ike same lime establish, tha rela­ tive importance be attache* to each. Ae the West moves toward the sum mil date, It suffers the disad­ vantage Inherent to any negotia­ tions among free nations — tbe right to disagree. Among the CommunlaU, there can be no disagreement with Mos­ cow, so Khrushchev can operate with a freer hapd than can the Western allies. n Gift* Pu* $1 Million Hamilton , n. y. t u r n — Glfta to Colgate University dur­ ing 1838 totaled 81,184,000, ac­ cording to Everett Case, university president. The amount .Included fgCT.170 from alumni. It waa the fourth consecutive year Colgate received more than an# million dollars. 1,858 minutes to one stretch, h i said, wai to dramatise the Im­ portance of presiding over the Senate end to eraphesixe the vice president'! absence from bis Job. U was hours later that 1 saw tha sitting Byrd to his private office. Ha waa to bla chair, altting. 11a still hadn't gone to bod, and now the lata afternoon aun glinted through tha window agatnai the tips of bla uobarfasrod black hair. Ha now looked thinner than hla IN pounds. Tha new lines to his f a n added a decade to hla 41 year*. "1 don't know af a more Im­ portant Job tha vies praaUsat over tho Senate, I d o st Udak h* stays on tho Job enough." That waa Indeed tho point that Nlaw'a archenemy, fan. Rich­ ard Ruseall (D., Ga.) waa quick to mtko after tho ittterama. Ha aald that youag Byrd pnshtod iongar to ooa sitting than Urn vice president did to all tha tlma ha had tho Job. Were thore other reasooa why Byrd chore to boreao a titling duck for parliamentary Inquiries for nearly two fun tunt* of the dock? "Ob,” he said tightly, "I team mora about tlm rules of tho Seaale that way.” Contests af eelf-punishment are nothing now to this freshman senator. "My whole Ufa has b r a an endurenca toil,” he said. Of­ ten he’d atov up tha entire night before Sunday acbool, studying Actually, he fudged n Utile a* Me chair marathon. After U tours, he took tour three-minute breaks, and once while the epee* talon* gallerias were empty he stood for I* minutes. But tha only solid food ho look during IB* Urn# was om box of ralgtoa. It had boon 80 tours store ho bad doted hla eye* or oaten o meal. Aad new, two secrete rise moved to aad out af hto ottos aa if to hint to me to give this woeatop litter a rest. "I aappeee,” I supposed, "that you'll now toko • nap?” Hla blue eyes, aet deep sad close, gave me ■ long stare and said, "No," . "Than you're going to have • Ute to *aiT” He replied, "I east. I'm going back to tho chamber. I'm toe keyed.up . . .” By DICK'WEST W A S H I N G T O N (UPI) - I wouldn’t describe Sen. Olio D. Johnston as an old sobersides but neither would I be tempted to call him “lausblns boy.” In the ysara that he hat been South Carolina’s senior senator and chairman of (he Senate Post Offlce Committee, Johnston ______ ____ has given Bob Hope little to envy. He engages, as moat senator! wllli la a little levity now end then, and hat shown up well to repartee with hie Yankee col­ leagues during the current civil rights debate. But frankly, a lot of ua were a little startled a while back when Johniton unburdened himself of a quip that rose well above the nor­ mal leval of.senatorial humor. I m a n It was as unexpected as it waa amusing. Hearing a bon n o t from the lips of a senator Is roughly equivalent to finding a pearl In a shrimp. On this memorable decision, Jobostou waa discussing ■ past of­ fice experiment to delivering mall by missiles. The way things had bee* going at Cape Canaveral, be ■aid, It might be bettor to try delivs ring missiles by mall. Bare, Fan aura you agree, wai a Joel eo traachaat, germane and timely It waa warthy af betog stuffed by the Smithsonian Inatltutioo and preserved under glass. I resurrect It now because there la a annual. Johnston has received a missile by mail. lama of tha bora to Local «T of tha National Federation of Post Office Clerks thought up the post­ al miaatle gag aa a mesne of aymballstog their request to Cengreis far a pay raise. Working an the third dear of a Kansas CUy fire station, they mocked op a 15-foot, three-siege rocket out of cardboard rug roll­ ers. When they bad finished, they discovered It wat too big to taka down tbo atalrs. So they brought It down • fire ladder. Then they plastered the second •tags with $44.80 worth of atampi and mailed It to Johniton. Tbe last time I checked, it waa still to tha corridor outside hts office and ba had ao d ear idea of what ho waa going to do with 1L Ik e misille was delivered four days after It was mailed end thli, I suppose, speaks pretty well for the U.S. postal service. I hsven't seen the latest intelligence re­ ports, but I doubt that Russia's mall carriers could do sny better. If a missile war breaks out, at least we won't be handicapped by a postal gap. I regret to say, however, that thd missile was delivered with Its tail fins crumpled end one stage pulled apart. In thii respect, It looked Ilka some of the parcel Q u o ta b le Q u o te s NEW YORK. - Francis D. X. Finnegan, public relations direc­ tor for tbe annual St. Patrick's Day parade, pledging the Irish would march despite predictions of enow possibly mised with rain; "It would take in atom bomb or a tornado to blast ue off Fifth Ave. Ai long as there's pavement on Fifth Ave,, wo’ro going to march.'' shows, disclosing he ii applying for a Job as a census taker be­ cause ba is broke: "I'vo beard tha census test I hsvo to taka la a tough ont. I hope I pass, I'd do all light If they asked for all the kings of England, or Civil War battles, or symphonies, or something like that," ■pending fa well established. Trends are difficult to check and more difficult to reverse. It is reasonable to believe, therefore, that non-dafsnte spending will take another big hike In the dec* ado 1860-70. ; That would fix the U. S. taxpaffi er even more firmly in one or those hopeless heads I win, txtla you lose spots. Congress and tho next president might have tho courage to slug the U. 8. taxpayer with higher rates, sufficiently high to pay the government's bills. Higher taxes would be much the lesser of two evils. Tho aUernattv* would be to hold the tax linn by a continuation of the deflcffi spending which has afflicted the nation for more than SO years. Another 80 years of such and tha U.8. taxpayer would b* dona In: The United States would ba dona In with him. Deficit spend. Ing la e basic cause of the rotting of tha U. 8. dollar, more often called currency Inflation. Tbe U. 8. dollar lost half of its purchasing power—It* value—tea tha 20 year* 1830-60, In comparM ton to 1030, the U. 8. dollar la worth less than 60 cents today. This capital city suffered a Jolt* Ing reminder this month that In* flatten Is with us. Street car fares went to SB cents a ride, from 20 cents. Four single rides for a dollar now In contrast to 20 rides for x dollar not many yean ago. That Is cur* rency inflation. jju A combination of an economy?* minded president and an aeon* omy-minded Congress might put the brakes on spending, deficits and tha rotting of tha dollar. N* such combination is In sight ELECT W. R. (BUSTER) The Only faMy qualified Ottawa, HI. — Illinois itata police chief William Morris, dis­ cussing tbo sax murders of tfarca socially prominent Chicago area woman whore bodies wars found at tha mouth of a cava to Starved Rock Slate Park: "Ore man couldn't havo dona (hla. To boat them teat badly there must have been at least two. It'a the worst thlqg 1'v* i n n to my II year* as a policeman1* A recent three • year study found that golden yallow, not red, would he the safest color for hunters to wear/ REPEATED POPULAR DEMAND TRAILER LOAD FERTILIZER SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 18-19 ON OUR PARKING LOT GROSO 4 -7 -5 100 Lb. BAG GENERAL PURPOSE EVERY ESLSKA P » f* 4—T h u w . M arch 17* *60 M B O TTLE DISCOUNT u Old M r. B oat w VODKA| or GIN VODKA 3 ” • far 18-81 • AT CHACO 25% ORGANIC THE MADE BY . “SORRY LAST 112 W . FIRST ST. TIL MIDNIGHT « * I — - > 100 Lb. BAG LABOR SAVING FERTILIZER CHASE * CO. FOR LOCAL a n w # WE DISAPPOINTED SO MANY W EEK — WE’LL HAVE PLENTY FOR ALL THIS WEEK* PARK AT 35th SANFORD, FLA. �Thur*. March 17, '60—Pair* 5 Miss Jacqueline Davis, T. H. Wed In Ceremony A t Osteen Church I Min Jacqurlina Sue, Davit, riage by her father. Ml** Ruth Robinson was mud of honor, 'daughter of Sir, and Mra. Ed­ Eugene A. Davis was best man ward Alonso Davit, ot DeBary, and Terry Henry Lehmkuhl. son wai presented by Miss Cora and serving as ui'icr* were Woodford Chaney and Eddie Hil­ of Mr. and Mra. Budolph Henry Miller and Roy Miller. The bride wai given In mar- ler. Lehmkuhl, of Clinton. Iowa, were nnited In marriage at the Osteen Baptist Church, March IS at 7:30 p. m. The Rev. Joe DouthiH, pastor •P ast Noble Grands Honored A t Meeting Of Rebekah Lodge Semlnola Rebekah Lodge No. 41 met at the Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs. Bertha Snyder, Noble Grand, presiding. Mrs. Pearl Byrd. Mrs. Mary Jane Monje pnd D. S. E. Starr wera re­ ported ill. Mrs. Flora Nopper, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada was a firat time visitor. Other out of state vlaitori were Mra. Edna Earle, Tole­ do. Ohio, Mrs. Lillian Andrew*. Putnam, Conn, and Mra. Floyd Athow, Tacoma, Wash. All past noble grinds present were Introduced. The n o b la arand gave a reading entitled "The ■-and of the Hai-Bcens’ end Mrs. John Juris, dressed as a fairy, pre­ sented each peat noble grand with a gift from Mrs. Snyder. Those honored wera Mrs. Vlrgini Anderson, Mrs. Delaney Beecher, Mrs. Georgia ChorpenIng, Mrs. Eisla Cole, Mrs- Nell Futrell, Mrs. Emily Jameson, Mrs. Mae Myera, Mrs. Eileen Rec.or. Mrs. May Rubrow, Mrs. Mildred Squires, Mra. Helen pVaikcr, Mrs. Elhet Williams, Mra. Gertruda Athrow, Mra. Flora Nopper, Mrs. Edna Karla and Mrs. Lillian Andrews. Circle Meets With Mrs. McCutchins Mra. George McCulehlna wai •hostess to circle S of tho W. S. C. S. of the First Methodist Church, at her horn* on Weal First S tm t, Circle chairman, Mr*. M. E. Baker, praatded at the bualneis session and Mra. F, D. Illckok devotion chairman, presented a chapter from the book of Luke. Mrs. Baker greeted members who had been absent due to illneat and thanked them for tbelr Special bank ottering, In honor of Mr*. F. B. Godfrey of Orlendo, to be used for mlaalonary work. Mrt. W. P. Chapman gave the lesson study on the book of Luke. A social hour was enjoyed by Ihe JO members end refreshments served by the boaieii. Pot Luck Supper P lan n ed Tonight The first in a series ef suppers and services at the Congrega­ tional Christian Churrh will be held tonight at the church. The ladies, organizations are sponsor* ing tha suppers, assisted by the ipen. A "Pot Luck" supper will be served at 8:30 p. m. followed Jiy the service, starting prompt­ ly at 7:30 p. m. Subjert of the meditation will be "Peter The Rock." Similar tervicea will bo held each Thursday evening during the Lenten aeaaon. Hostesses for this evenlng'i supper are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ludecke and Mr. and Mra. Howard Rallina, SUL AND MHS. TLKKY HENHY L b H M k llll Circle Plans Visit To Children’s Home Plana were made for a visit to secretary and Mrs. Irene Kent, the Harry Anna Crippled Child- chaplin. ren’a Home by member* of the Election of officers will be held Anna Miller Circle al Ihe meet- Jt the next meeting, March 22 at Ing last week. The motorcade * p. m. at thc Elks Club. Haile**will leave lb* Elk; grounds at 1 „ vsill be Mrs. William Klinep. m. Saturday March 19. All feller. Mrs. Dyer and Mrs. Rusmembers who are Interested in , t || spencer, making the trip and need IransMembers present inrludcd Mrs. portation ere asked to call Mra. Tomlinson, Mrs. Kent. Mrs. Martin Dyer at FA 2-2030. Moughton, Mr*. Cox. Mr*. SnyMra. Harry Adair, president, dcr. Mrs. Adair, Mrs. J. R. presided at, the business session. Iloolchan Jr., Mrs. J. R. Houle II was voted to send two mem- nan Sr., Mr*. Aclnn Blank. Mrs. her* to the kick-off dinner, spon- Jean Karl, Mra, W. J. Clarke, aored by the American Cancer Mrs. Klinefelter. Society at the San Juan Hotel In Mrs. Gene Walter, Mra. Clay* Orlando. Mra. Wade Snyder and ton Smith. Mrs. Fred Roeitger, Mra. Ed Cox were appointed to Mrs. II. F. Hale. Mrs. James attend and they will be accom- Via, Mrs. Dyer, Mr* Roy Charpanied by Mrs. Dyer and Mrs. pcnlng, Mr*. Ralph Wight II, Robert Tomlinson. Mrs. Music Moses and Mrs. SpenThe nominating committee pre- ecr. sented ■ slate of officer* for the • ■ forthcoming election. They were Active summer playclothca Mr*. Wade Snyder, president; make the most of *un. Brief logs Mrs. John Cameron, first yice expose midriffs. Backs are expresident; Mrs. Robert Tomlin- posrd ** halter necklines, deep son, second vice president; Mrs. ! Vs and Inw-scooprd tank top* J. R. Hoolehan Jr., secrelary; become more popular. Modified Mra. B. Brown, treasurer; Mra. j bikini's, are in the parade of twoE, J, Moughton Jr., corresponding ! piece swim suits. The bride wore a white chiffon dress with silk illusion veil, fast­ ened to i headdress of Ullea-ofthe villey and lace. She wore while finger lip glovr*. while shoes and earned a white aatln Bible, topped with a corsage of white rarnationi and white rib­ bon sires men. The mild of honor wore a rose taffeta dress covered with white nylon net, a short white veil and while accessories. Following the ceremony, a re­ ception was held at Paplneau'a Restirauint in DeBary. Hoateiae» were Miss Irma Jean Corley and Mrs, Fred Bchrena. The bride's book was kept by Mrs. Woodford Chaney, the brlde’a inter, Out of town guesta Included Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Pittman, of Dade City. Mr, and Mra. Bob Hogan, of Leesburg and Mist Virginia Hogan of Lakeland. The muple will reside in Or­ lando while the groom la sta­ tioned at McCoy A. F. 11. They plan to visit his parents in Clin­ ton. Iowa, this fall. Oviedo Club Meets 'For Varied Program i i '-J-::* ’’ .■‘ 1 i; i/;. . 5 ' :< ii5"'4' J V ' “Husbands Party” Monday Evening Mrmber* of the American Horn* Department of the Sanforj Woman'! Club will hold Iheir annual "Husbands Party" at lha home of Dr. and Mra. A. W. Woodall. 22* W. 18th St. Mon­ day niflht at 7 p. m. A covered dish lupper will be served with the hostessea furnish­ ing the meat. The menu will bo given to each member as reser­ vations are made with Mrs. Don­ ald Flamm. by railing FA 2-0718. North Orlando Club No reservations will be accepted after Saturday afternoon. Harry Wise, a local magician, Learns H o w T o Be will provide the entertainment far the evening, lfosltasti for the party Mrs. Psul Colmaa, Good Gardeners Mrs. John K White, Mrs. Flamm, Spring came a little early In Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mrs. E. W, (he March meeting of the North Christen*rn and Mrs. Woodall. Orlando Garden Cluh, Mrs. Ray­ mond Clark and Mrs. Rhoda Hurd were co hostesses at the Miss Walker Feted Clark home. Arrangements of orchid stales* and gladioli were placed in each A t Bridal Shower room and the dining table was especially attractive with a spiral Miss Audrey Walker waa guest arrangement, white candles and of honor al a bridal shower. lilvcr appointments. Tuesday evening, at the home of Mrs. Robert Dean, president, Mrs. C. M. Milts, 403 Cherokeo presided at the business session Lane In Sunland Estates. and Introduced Mr*. Miltun Ben­ Miss Walker Is the hridr-eleet nett of the Wagon Wheel Nursery, of Lt. Donald Mathews of tha guest sprakrr for the evening. Sanford Naval Air Station, The Her topic was "Lawni and Their wedding will hr an event of Care" and her talk was followed March IB at the Rollina College by a lively question and answer Chapel. period. The guest li«t Included Mra. Mrs. Bennett gave advice on W. L. Burks, Mr*. R. E. Moons, starting cutting boxes, Hie care Mrs. R A. Skelton. Mrs. It. D. and feeding of various plants, huw King. Mr*. Maurice E. Johnson, to prepare fiowrr beds and how Mrs. R E. Dickcson. Mrs. J. F. to dispnsa of common garden Riley, Mrs. L. S. Earle. Mrs. pests. Members remarked that, G. W. Ackley, Mrs. B. C. Hamil­ "Thanks to this program, this ton and Mrs. J. D. Rown all of will hr a busy month in most Sanford. yards out in North Orlando." Out of town guests were Mra. The next iiiecling will be nt the D. W. Walker, the honorce'a home of Mrs. Richard Stoddcn, mother, her sister, Mrs. E. E. April M with Mr*. George Brad­ Itrld and an aunt, Mra. Rosa ford a* eo hostess. Illaytaaki, all of Buffalo, N. Y. ed that the three Oviedo ladies en­ tering dresse*. would model them. ■ was held at Fellowship Hall of Mrs. Lynn Moslrr, Mrs. John I the First Methodist Church, Lundy and Mrs. Joe Battle put on the a very entertaining fashion show I' hv Mrs Domcr Daniel, chairman to the accompaniment of music H of the luncheon committee. Mr* by Mrs. Means. Mrs. John K , Theodore Aulin S r . Mrs, Frank Lundy was voted Hie winner to R 3 , Sym r. Mr* Vera Bell. Mrs. ft appear in the contest In Winter Park, Saturday. K v i'. | r’--r, Woodalls T o Host The March mcriinc eon of the Ov.rrin W o m a n ’* Cluh j . T. Mrl.ain dr , and Mrs, A A. assisted in The room was attractively dec- i.fin orated in arrangements of aza. ' V y" S lea*, carnations and roles. Dal•' J L- j\j> : . j M ils graced on« puce of Inter,‘J v-1 est while yellow and pink rosea i’..Vv^f^Cg* - »h a - and while asaleas centered the ' . r 1r v - u 3 t j ■iRK's''' {■♦•. •. president's tsble. Favors depict■ ' s *V. j ed the St. Patrick's Day motif. . Mrs. Wsrren McCall introduced Elizabeth Anne lielhea the guest speaker of the day, W. '11. DrShaio, principal of the D _ sL A * ,,,Oviedo High School, who used Detn A nne Honored aa hi, topic, "Teenager* and Aleohol." He gave many InterestO In1 ,JIA S ixU t n1 on ii rr m m un aa yv ins del*1 1* on ,hil inU cludjns ..Whfrf> whpnlubJfCl>ntl w,ly- Elisabeth Anne , , *ocU,cd. * t,h . . fBethl . , . Bethea : " “ alcohol. He alao gave quotations wai honorrd on her aixth birth- )0 illustrate the feelings of teenday, Tuesday, with a luncheon agers and parents on the subgiven by her mother. Mrs. Wal- Jert. He said Ihst the majority, ter T. Bethea and her grand- felt that parents should lead the mother, Mrs. M. B. Sackett at children away Irom drinking and the Sackett home on the Old fo educate them on the use ol Monroe Hoad. alcohol, Mr. DcShaio i, a mrrnEaster Egg Hunt The young gut-sli were served ber of the state roipmlttee of hot dogs, baked beans, potato. 30, working on teenagers and rhipi and orange juice. After alcohol. Planned By Club the honoree opened her sifts, the Mrs. B. W. Kilra. president, Members of the VAH-11 Enlisted group drew pictures and colored presided over the business setMen's Wive* Club met at the E. them. Due to weather conditions *inn that followed. She announcM. Club for their April get-to- no outdoor games were played cd that the State Convention is previously planned. would he held in Miami April gnher. Mrs. Marion St. John, Beth’s 28 29, Mrs. Estes will represent The group decided to atari a scrap book and leave it to fu­ ture member* so they would have an aceount ol the club's activit­ ies from the lime of tha organiration. Mothers of the club will honor their children. March 2t at the Elk’a Playground, with a picnic and an afternoon of fun. Dauphine Beauchamp's home will be the setting for an Easter egg hunt on Easter Sunday afternoon. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Park Hostess the hostesses, Penny Fecbark, Kay Thomson and Eva Ailstock. Other* present were Verna Bolton, T o Church Circle Dauphine Beauchamp, Sylvia Mr*. C. L. Park Sr., wai hos­ Hralton, Jackie Fttznrr, Fay Ford, Lou Shanks, Dorothy Holbrock, tess to circle > of the First Bap­ Shirley Burkerholdcr and Flora tist Churrh this week. Following a short business session, a pro­ McNulty. gram entitled ‘‘Reaching Rural Churchrs" waa presented by Mra. Ralph Betti. Longwood Women Asilaling wilh (he program were Mrs. Al Doudncy and Mra. Oviedo Home Club Gerald Covington. Others attend­ Attend Deanery ing were Mra. L. R. Goodman, Mra. C. H. Goethe. Mr*. Harvey T o Meet Friday Three Longwood women ef Wilkinson and Mrs. Wendell Hlrt. Chriat Church Episcopal women's The Home Demonstration Club organisation attended the Orlando of Oviedo will meet Friday morn­ Deanery merllng of Ihe Episco­ ing al 1:90 a. m. al the home pal Church Women Friday. Mr*. of Mrs. Lynn Moaier, club preilC. Pasternack, president; Mra. dent. Eugene Taylor, secretary; Mrs. Charlr* Morrison, secrelary of Instead of culling a lemon for promotion and Mrs. George just ■ few drops of Juice, pierce Granger, secretary of Chriatian THLRSDAY it wilh ■ fork end squeeze out education, attended Ihe meeting Ihe desired amount. *t St. Thomas Church, in EuiFirst Baptist Clmrrh Royal Amtis. baiiidnri meet al 7 p. m, Royal Ambassador* of Firat Baptist Churrh meet at 7 p. m. First Baptist Church Bible sur­ vey class meets at 7:30 p. m. 'Brownlee Bible Ctaaa meets In Ahh Scarbrough came to San­ the Firat Prrsbytertan Church al ford by plane the past weekend ,7 p. m. and took hit mother, Mrt. Mar­ FRIDAY garet Ogletrce, back to New York City with him. She plant to visit Finecrest Baptist Churrh Jr. In Now- York for several week*. Choir pstly, T p. m W t IHOl WIT^THf, HAUTin/L n r . . . heavenly com fort \ from the first v\ step. P aten t and Bone. Church Calendar (p& A & onaiA MEN'S UNDERW EAR •xefato Ion Jim Oviedo CU V L a d jd m a n expert representnllve of H A A S TAILORING CO. of Baltimore Personals lira. W. E. Ward, of Unsing. Michigan, ie spending aevernl weeki here wilh her parents, Mr. •ad Mra. Lynn Moaier. Roy Eatoa, brother ef Mra. Mae B. King, baa been confined to Memorial Hospital, Savannah, Ga. Mr, and Mr*. Douglas Jack• km, daughter, Pal, aid Junie Fleming apeat lha weekend In GnineavlUe wilh Mr. and Mrs. Jackson’s aon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Luther J. Duda. Mr*. Paul Mlkkr and daughter, Christy, had aa enjoyable tine Thureday through Sunday !■ Ml* • a l aa tha gust* ef Mr*. Mlk* lar's mother, Mra. C, C. Balkcom, ead Colonel and Mre. J. C. Tuell, * la Miami. • Mr. and Mra. Baa I . Jones and Utile daughter spent the week* and at their Daytona Beach home. Mra. C. T. McCulley, whe hae been quite tick with paeumooia •I the borne of her daughter, Mra. Margaret Iverson, In Mem* phis. Turn., wai reported to ha slightly better. Her addraae there le 7*1 Margo Lane. Mra. Karl DsuJ is a patleat at tha Florida Sanitarium. • Mr. and Mr*. Jr B. Jones bad a picnic aupper at (hair home recently. Thoe# Invited Included Mr. and Mrs. Lyon Hosier and daughter, Mra. W, E. Ward of Lansing, Mich., Mrs. Ruby Jones, Mr. sad Mrs. Baa H. Joaes and Mary: Mr. aad Mrs. Johnny Jones, Robert A. Dew­ berry, Jimmy Jones ind tha host* An event for our customer* — Brighter colopi —lighter weight* — Hundreds of the world’s finest fabrics on display for distinctive clothing —individually hand cut and tailored just for you. for a leisurely, delicious luncheon because of tha fast service at A suit styled and tailored for you alone offers perfection in fit. Priced no more than better grade ready-to-wear. Special Custom Tailoring Display 1 featuring business luncheons, regular dinners — and now - Walker Bldg. freshly baked! 2MC-B Oak Are. Clewed Monday; Carry *Oul Shop Open Tut*. • I Chicken Beef Dialer 111 8. MAfiMJUA Akai, t Invite Oharc* AeeounU" �i& g i A n • —W o w . M arch 17, ’W United Press lntersatiaeal Charlie Drnaan feels e lot younger today thanks to old pro* Warren Spnhn and Red Schoendlenit. . In faet, the gl-yearold manager af the Milwauhee. Braves could have danced an Irish Jig after the rules played by Spahn and Schoendlanst.'in Wednesday'a 4-2 victory tr e r the American League ghamplM : Chicago White Sox. Spann, SI, pitched five ahulout laiuagi and allowed the White • « «oly three hits In hla first Wtdpetltlva appearahee of the Spring while Schoendlenat, making Ida first start since stricken by tuberculosis after the 1154 season, played errorless baU at second ease and drove In a run with a fifth-inning single. Leas than a week ago Dreiaen waa Wailing the Brave* aa a Maps "that Didn’t learned much under two prnvlou* managers,” but bo was bubbling with enlhu■laam after watching the Brave* baud the White Sox their flrat loss after four victories la tba Grape­ fruit league. . "Those a rt the kind of perforBuncos Uut make a tsam look Uko a world champion," aald Drnwon. "Thero’a nothing Uko a s r , A old p m to make you 1*»pehn?d » 20-game winner 10 Umoa, wanla alrong aprlng showtnga 1o porauada Dreiaeu that ha Iboald work on a regular once•very-fourth day rotaUon again Celtics Take lead In NBA ‘ Uattod Prea* International 5 The Boslea Celtles apparently called tbalr shot when they said this year. Schocrvlicnit, of counc, Is bidding to make one of baseball't moit dramatic comebacks In competition with a squad of lean and hungry kldi fighting to win hla second bale job. The first no-hitter of lBSO was turned in when Ben. Daniels and Jim Umbricht pitched the Pittaburgh Piratea to a 5-0 -win over the Detroit Tigen. the New .York Q o v in q Yankees nipped the Washington Senators, 14, the Kansas City Athletics beat the Baltimore Or­ ioles, S-l, the Boston - Red Sox downed the Cleveland Indians, 1-2, and the San Francisco Gi­ ants defeated the Chleago Cuba, 7-e. Cincinnati vs. Los Angeles and St. Louis va. Philadelphia was rained out. Daniels, who was 14 with a io By JERRY COVINGTON . Conch Dave Lauda and hin • Somlnole Basebnllors will open their I960 aeason here Tuesday night when they take on Colonial of Orlando. Coach Laude announces that all of the home (tames will he played under the lights at Memorial Sta­ dium and will Ret under way a t 7:30 p. m. ThU year the squad U very inexper* ienced but from all indications there are several lade that could be plenty tough by mid-season. Pitching experience in tho biggest problem at the moment. Senior Jim Gracey will probably get the starting nod on the mound Tuesday night and Chin will be the first time he has seen action since playing In the Rotary league. How­ ever, he has shown a fair amount of con­ trol and‘with the stuff he has he could turn into a big winner for Laude. - Paul Mitchell, n senior transfer stu­ dent, is highly-rated by Laude and he feels that he could be a big help on the mound. From the way things have been shaping up in pre-season drills, Mitchell and Gra­ cey will make up tho bulk of the hill ntaff. Butch Riser, a freshman, and Mike Caolo, a sophomore, are others who will see ac­ tion on tha mound. The Seminole infield got off on the wrong foot several weeks ago when George Pcridcs was injured in the basket­ ball tournament. Last year he was the regular second baseman and his loss will be felt greatly. There are also several spots In the infield thnt have been weak­ ened and until these youngsters get back In there, the defensive efforts are doubt­ ful. Steve Barnes, a sophomore shortatop, pulled some muscles In his arm and he la a doubtful starter for the opener. Bob John­ son, who wan nailing down the starting berth a t third base became ineligible last week and Senior Terry Chrlstansen has been brought In from the outfield to handle the job. The probabty starting lineup will have Johnny Whelchel catching, Jamea Mark­ ham a t first base, John Mann or Jack Caolo a t second, Billy Rowles a t shortstop, and Christensen at third. The probable starting outfield will have Ray Lundqulst in left, Alex McKibbin at center, and Mike Caolo at right. McKlbbin, W h e l c h e l , Christensen, Markham, and Lundqulst are the only re­ turning lettermen to the lineup and most of the offensive power at the plate resta upon the ehoulders of big Markham who hit .310 laat season. Laude urges everyone to support the club this season and Improve the poor at­ tendance that has existed here in the past few years. Chestnut Looking For Crack Af Title Before tho playoffs began, Bob Corny mtatkmed that Chamber, lain would have to be "l00 per cent etractive" lor a Warrior vie|« p . Wilt made It in the scoring eetumn, but he couldn't top BUI Rusaall In rebounding na tba d-to Colt edged Chamberlin la reMoves, 59-29. Sherman was Bolton’s high man with 51 Mints. • t. Louie, iwcaUlng lest year's tweet by the Lekeri id the play9BS Mat llUla time in wrapping BP this one. Tho Hawke, with play maker Water Martin riding the bench Wtth a tnuaclo Injury, hid iti •earing punch of Cliff Hagen and Pettit working to perfection. an tallied 99 points and Plltlt ■land 55 while nabbing 19 reieuade to stall lbs Laker me- K Promising Catcher With only IS day* left on tig Sanford - Orlando Kenntl Club racing calendar, another Ladles Night card wlU be held itarUng at 1:10 tonight with 10 events scheduled. Women will be admitted without ebarge for the pari-mutuel grey, hound action. Only two more Ladies Night performances re­ main this season. Racing wlU end Apru «. , . — April 4, Thousands of Seminole CountJP fans have helped swell tho grandstandi this aaason in what is certain to be the club's best meet in history. Both betting and attendanea totals are running aoma 20 percent ahead of last year’s n Beaton overcame WlU Chamtrialn'a 41-potnt spree Wedneiday igbt to defeat the Warrtori, 111* IT aad take n 1-9 lead In the let-ef-aaven Eastern Division fl­ it* of the National Basketball Association playoffi. Tim St. Louie Hlwka drew flrat Mood In tha Western finals by defeating the Minneapolis Lakers • Elgin Baylor, who averaged a t point* per game for Minneapolis during tho regular season, was Bold to 19 on tho doso guarding 9f Hagan aad Davn Piontek. f t Loula ripped to a 55 • 42 kaU-Ume load and were ahead by ItpnlaU , 95-44, early in the third 1.44 earned run average . with Pittsburgh last aeason, struck out four and allowed only one batter to reach base on a hit batsman for five Innings. Than Umbricht, 144 and 2.TI with Salt Lake City, also fanned four and retired 12 batters In order over the last four frames. BUI Virdon had three hits to pace the Pirates' 1l-hit attack. MISS EVELYN CUSACK of Daytona Beach, who last June wan selected as Miss D1SOR in connection with the Southeastern outboard races staged a t Daytona Interna­ tional Speedway's Lake Lloyd, la shown here with the Dr. Byrne E. Taylor Memorial trophy to be presented to the driver registering the fastest lap time for the APBA Grapefruit Circuit speed boat rucea scheduled for the aame mile course for Sunday, March 27, CLEVELAND (UPI) -Veteran Ike Chestnut, who scored n unani* moui decision over youthful Lebry "Honey Boy" Jeffrey of Detroit Wednesday night, la looking for­ ward to "plenty of action" and a possible crack at the featherweight championship. Chestnut, 29, said he "ached all over" In the eevenlh round of the nationally lelevlsed-bouL when hla younger opponent caught him with a left hook to the midsection. Jeffrey followed with another left hook, which put Chestnut down for the mandatory eight count. This marked the only time either fighter wee In trouble. Chestnut, 130, piled up hie win­ ning margin by counter-punching the flatting teade of tha aggressiva Jeffrey. Tho bout was hailily scheduled Wedneiday to replace tho Zora PoUey-MIk* DeJoha heavyweight •crap. DeJohn suffered a knee inJury in workouts and the fight, had lo be canceled. Jeffrey, 130, cited tha short noUee sa one of the primary rea­ sons for hla loss. VIRGINIA VISITORS to Seminole County, Mr. and Mrs. William MltcheU of Hampton, found the shad fishing still good this week, boating 20 of tha silvery jumpers on the SL Johns. Fourteen of the shad had roe. (Herald Photo) NEW YORK (U PI)-St. Bonavanture, tha aurprblnf unseeded upalart, aimed lla hich-powered ■coring duo of Sam and Tom Stilh against top • seeded, nation­ ally fourth-ranked Bradley tonight In the aeml-flnal round of (he National invitation Basketball Tournament. Utah Stale, tho second aeeded team In the tournament, meet* Providence In the nightcap of the Uadiaon Square Garden doubleheader. Sam SUth, who hai finally glid­ ed from the ahadow of hi* more famou* All-American brother, has totaled M point* in the Bonnies' victories over Holy Crois and de­ fending champion SI. John's. Tom scoring lo Oicar Robertson in scoring .this aeaton, baa tattled 51 points. u t u u i v / uuacuivu eurm/iuii, 71-94, iu m , Bradley defeated Dayton, Tuesday and is favored by four points to beat the peaky Bonnies. Providence haa gained the crowds' fancy In upset victories over Mamphia State and thirdseeded-St. Louii on the etrenith of abarp-ebooUng Len Wllkeni and Johnny Egen and the rebounding of S-10 Jim Hadnot. , The Priart, who won 20 of their laat 11 gamai, have been Instilled n 2tt point choice over nationally seventh-ranked Utah Stale, which had to go into overtime before beating Villenova in the quarterflnala. Palmer Favored In St, Pete Play Named A ll-Stars SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -T h a laat of tha "big four" of Intercol­ lege basketball winged Into town today when New York Uni­ versity and Ohio State squads nrrivad to Join Cincinnati and Cali­ fornia. And they all headed for the cavernous Cow Palace to test out the boarda in their one official warm-up prior to the opening of the semifinal NCAA competition Friday night. The schedule for that l«: California va. Cincinnati In tha second game. Ohio Slate vs. NYU In the NEW YORK (UPI) -AU-Amerlea Tom SUth of SI, Bonaventnre and Allan Holmes of Utah have been named to tho E ait and Wait All-Star basketball squads that meet In Madison Squire Garden, March 26. Stub, a 9-5 junior, averaged 52 point* per games during the regular tenon. Tho winners clash for the na­ tional championship on Saturday night. But today not one coach waa looking paat tho opening gemea. "All we’re thinking about right now," said Pete Newell, Caltfor. nia'i coach of tho year, "is Cin­ cinnati." The four tcame arc tha "win- nIngest" quartet of cage dubs ever to perform in the NCAA championships. Between them, they have lost only eight games, white winning N . Cal and Cincin­ nati each have lost only one game. ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) -m The nation's top pro# set that? algbta on Arnold Palmer ae the man to beat today a a tho 115,000 Peteraburg men’* golf open went into the flrat round. Palmer waa seeking to add to hit $24,200 in tournament earalagt in 1940, ■ figure that leada tha field and la twice that ef runnerup Jack Fleck of Los Angeles. Palmar, from Llonlar, Pa., Pa, baa Palmer, come out tope In four of 10 tour* namanti thi* year. Hla latest wi# was last Sunday la the Peaaacoln Open. M ajor League Facta LOS ANGELES (UPI) —A com­ SYRACUSE. N. Y. (UPD-Coach Paul Seymour of the Syracuse plete rundown on field peraonnel Nationals said today ha ia step­ ping down as coach of tha Syra­ cuse club but la interested in an­ other job In the National Basket­ ball Association. "It looks like ft'a time for a change," aald Seymour, whose Nationals finished >third In tha Eastern Division of tho NBA this year but bowed to the Philadel­ phia Warriors in tha firit round of tho post-season playoffs. "I'm Interested In another job." Order Your Colts Sign Boyd BALTIMORE. Md. (UPI) -B o b ­ by Boyd, an all-around backflaid alar for tho University of QUahoraa Sooner* for throo years* to­ day signed to play professional football with Ibo Baltimore Colts of the .National League. SCOTTSDALE. Arts. (UPI) t i l Boston Rod Box, apparenUy aa e youth novo, owned n prom- D raft 3 Eagles Iriag aow catcher today at too ex- PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -V e t­ feat* ef a trade that some ob­ eran Dick Blelikl and 1959 rookies servers feel could boost Cleveland Gerry Delucca end Bill Stricgal Is a peasant, la the deal that brought the havq been drafted from tha Phila­ Red lex catcher Run Nixon, 55, delphia Eagle* by. the new Dallai Beaten o u t aco receiver Sammy entry in the National Football White to Use Indiana along wtth League. The Dallai club la taking t baioman Jim Marihal!, Re, 51, playod te year* for three playera from each of the ilea, batting .SM laat year, and IS established tea mi In the cir­ m ef the top catcher* in Ute cuit to form tho nucleus of It* I960 squad. You c a n ’ t a ffo rd to m i n 60 M a i l a w a y E d i t i o n . W ednesday, F riday A Saturday 2 P . M. l a d ie s N i g h t e v e r y T h u r s d a y *s- : I •t I f : ■- f �• fill D rcferB * frrx lft Thurs. March 17, ’60—Pag* 7 r HEAR VDO'Ke > PSYCHOLOGY HAP NOTHING TO do with rr VKS. SIR. majon® pr o g r ess Z F IN A LL Y ' r MaNAOEP t o a »E A K TH R O C S H HIS P E F B N S .V * wrTHjroocy, rrf m The Pinecrest Elementary P-TA| closer association between teach-1 ichool who complete Uw in trod l® hai Introduced membera of the fac- era and parent!. Here are the two tlon. ulty at part of Iti program of | teacher* and Ibo prncipal of th e1 Zz¥> ATTITUPB grajmdma. my a ^ rris s 1, MOM WANTST* KNOW... ... |-----r YAJUSTOOI x x j may h* \* TOUrtOtH woo—e - 1S twmAjo* V ?HOOlP % w>e~ MSStA k.SCw*N, MAJOR m p t t n i L n v T)«AnciOTieK)MC M A O 'TM C m C U M U. TAKE OLTV. RASHJUTTHBaHiP K TO C d W T rv.oc«T«.'THtee in l-o o INOUjH TfVSLON on J MAS rnisxjh kihsxit / mv catar.sv- won) / V**'t m u n v / spcm* H * m « — S Itw C E « u c / u 3 * l l t*lTWMf.dOeDONf T»tv tXA t wro m m m p to a - e -— — - “W TnMC, W TWlSISIHt RATH/ J WE ONLYR0CE < gFOR A FEWHOURS-ICAN MAUirgAOCIDtMN < 5 ^ * - BEFORE { HXJL z o v r rah **» Sr MueotQ you pcen ry. M firuv \h y m aarm a w vu tst Nmvnn | M V * 0**N HAKOMp *tv> rr* M uoc*a~- /r . J r THAr MAtXtO MAN M O N T CAP7Z4M 9 M H f —.* TOTAKEMVT Z . to ta k em y By SEAN F. LEM ASS Prime Mlnltter of Irelnd DUBLIN, Ireland <UPI) - 1 am very happy to tend greeting* for St. Patrick’* Day to our kith and kin abroad and to the many friend* of Ireland who are to be found in every land. For our icattered race, the great festival I* a day of reunion In spirit which brings all of us together In love of Ireland and affectionate regard for one an­ other. The worldwide celebration In honor of St. Patrick Is proof, If proof were needed, of the fun­ damental national unity of the Irish people and of Ireland. The national objectives which we are seeking to attain are well known to all our friends beyond the seas. Politically, our funda­ mental aim la the unity of our country, which, we are confident, will ultimately be achieved. Mean­ while, we desire, and are endeav­ oring to promote, practical coop­ eration in the economic sphere with our separated fellow country­ men in Northern Ireland and the growth of neighborly relation* be­ tween the two parts of our is­ land which are at present divided from one another. Culturally, we are continuing our effort* to restore full vigor to our national language and to foster, among all our people, a sense of pride in our heritage from the past and an effective desire to develop thst heritage In the future. We hope to have available, in a short time, the results of a spe­ cial investigation, which has been in progress, of the methods by which our aim concerning the Irish language can best be se­ cured. If, as wa hope and pray, the peace of the world is main­ tained —, a* the peoples of all countries so ardently desire—we in Ireland feel that we can look forward with confidence to lha future and that, as the years go by, the kinsmen and friends who visit our shores will find a con­ stant growth in useful activity and continuous progress towards the achievement of the national alms. Culm rath d t agus na feile padralg oraibh go lelr. (“ I pray that you may all have God’s blessing on this festival of St. Patrick’s.") Sleet, Rain Won't Stop Irish MRS. E8CAR NEIDER at­ tended F.S.U., the U. of F„ nnd Stetson University. A native uf Jasper, Ala., the f i f t h g r a d e Pinecrest teacher pinnn to teach » few years longer. then to travel n bit, visit friends and relatives in various parts of the United States nnd to take n more active part in civic nnd church work. Mrs. Ncider's hob­ bies urc music, flowers and reading. She lives at 116 W. Ninth St. Wrong Attorney Reported In Case The Herald reported the wrong Speer at one of the attorneys in the longest civil suit ever held in Sanford. Attorney George A. Speer Jr. said today that it waa he who waa associated with Fred Wilson In representing t h e Sanford Housing Authority In the suit and not G. Andrew Speer, as reported in the article. GlfttFRltNO) A OATS f 1 ^ J U L I E OKI MARtiARET REYNOLDS is Pinecrest Elementary School’s principal. Long in­ terested in icuding and children, Mrs. Reynolds hus specialized in public and re­ ligious education. Site was born in Rochester, lnd. and has traveled in Canada and the central United Stutes. Mrs. Reynolds received her education at the Florida State Collcpe for Women and at Florida Stnte Uni­ versity. She holds a mas­ ter’s degree from the Car­ ver School of Mission and Social Work and also has a degreo in administration and supervision. She lives with her pnrents nnd 10year-old daughter, Mary Margaret, at 2537 Palmetto Ave. She also has a step­ son, Louis Raker Reynolds, who is n chemical engineer at Raton Rouge, La. Sanford Youths Initiated Into University Of Florida Fraternity Clifford McKlbbln HI. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McKibbin Jr. and Duke Schlrard, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Schlrard Jr., wera for­ mally lnitlatrd into the PI Kappa .iv z r j.r .x z tn , NEW YORK (UPI)—The Irish 110,000 strong — will march up Fifth Ave. today despite predic­ tions they will be greeted by snow, slush, sleet and rain. "It would take an atom bomb or a tornado to blast us off Fifth Ave. today," said Frank D. X. Finnegan, public relations director of the an­ nual St. Patrick’s Day parade. “ As long as there’s pavement on Fifth Ave., we’re going to march." The Weather Bureau’s forecast failed to dampen the spirit* of this polyglot city turned all Irish for the day. The marchers know they'll also be greeted by the cheers of an estimated one million "Irishmen" viewing the parade. But snow or slush, the annual parade will start at 12 noon and move relentlessly up the avenue. Francis Cardinal Spellman >*jj]J view the parade from the steps of DUKE SCII1RARD St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Gov. Nel son A. Rockefeller, Mayor Robert F. Wagner and other officials will be in the official reviewing stand at Wlh St. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — BritThe parade la expected to last from five to seven hours and the Ish law has changed tha filming very last outfit to march up the of a wedding scene In director avenue—somebody has to be la s t- George Beaton** comedy "The will be the Total Abstinence Assn. Pleaaure of lit* Company." Tha script called for the movie marriage of Debbie Reynolds and Tab Hunter to take place in the .formal garden of a mansion es­ pecially built for tha production. The scan* waa changed when MANILA (UPI) - Toaat of the Philippines today waa Gabriel it waa pointed out that it could (Flash) Elorde, a hard-punching left-hander and new world'a jun­ More lhan 12.500 passenger cars ior llghtwaight boxing champion. are being used for driving In­ Elorde won the title Wednesday night with a spectacular seven- struction in U. 8. schools. round knockout of Harold Gomes of Providence, R. L It was one of the greatest up­ sets la Aslan boxing history and gsre the Philippines it* first world till* In «• years. PHONB FA 1 -ltU TODAY ft FRIDAY AT 7:00 ft 10:01 bisnnheelJ P O P -C A N ! HAVE FIV E D O LLA R S Irish Leader Pinecrest Teachers, Principal Introduced Wishes All Happy St. Patrick's Day Alpha Fraternity at the University of Florida in Gainesville last Sun­ day. Clifford is taking an engineering course and Duke a butlaen administration course. CLIFFORD McKIBBIN 111 British Legalities Blast A Wedding Elorde Scores Boxing Upset ponW ow / T V * 3 lU T tt.\ n - 9 /w n jL NOT IT/ m of ST y cx ju sT * xrarA NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:45 WALT DISNEY’S TRUE - LIFE ADVENTURE FEATURE Actually Photographed IN THE ARCTIC — IN COLOR FEATURE! 1:15 • <:23 - 1:57 NtW .I**T ir f H i.w ttsev N tlO U M N O C tlk .--.C A N U3 g X X * C A » F NO IT* A s u u g r * *Ow> On f rvgM gvtft a s iw ’i v w not *be shown in Britain whrra any marriage performed outside a church is prohibited by lew. Tha wedding will nuw take place In a church. MRS. BETTY GLENN I* P i n e c r e s t Elementary School’s secretary. A de­ votee of fishing and of working w i t h children, Mrs. Glenn has been in the Seminole County school system for 10 years. She came to Pinecrest id 1956. Mrs. Glenn hss traveled in the eastern United States and has lived in Washing­ ton, D. C., Maryland, Maine and Connecticut. Her hus­ band, Bill, is in the produce business and the Glenna go to the Southern Atlantic Seaboard Peach Harvest each year. The Glenna hava nnd 18 year old daughter who ia a senior a t Seminole High. Alarming Increase 01Crime Reported By J. EDGAR HOOVER Director t f FBI WASHINGTON (UPI) - Almost daily, newspaper headline! blare forth talcs of brutal violence: mass killings, the slaughter of en­ tire families, the battering o( chil­ dren into lifeless pulpe. . These atrocities are net confined lo any one section of this nation. They occur with tragic frequency throughout the country. A feeling of terror is Inculcated la the hearts of many cllisena. The most recent FBI statistic! concerning crime point up tbs growing serioutnese of these viola* lions. Crimes of violence continued to iptral upward in last. Aggravat­ ed asiaulta Jumped T per cent oyer 1958; murder 5 per eeat; rapes, 4 per cent. In cities between I00.00* and 750,000 in population, murder* increased by a shocking 21 per cent. These vicious crimes present • grave challenge to the aatiee to­ day. Law enforcement m t* her* the wholehearted cooperation af every cltltea. Vigorous action must be uadem taken by all elements of society. To Ignore the threat of that* crime* of violence ean only lead I* disaster. Here is a summary of the pre­ liminary IMS FBI crime report, issued Wednesday night, ea which Hoover based hit pies: As a whole, major crimes weak up 1 per cent over lU i. Robber* les and hurtlaria* declined. Violent crime* ageinst Individ*, uaia Jumped by 7 per cent. In this category, aggravated aiMulta were up 7 per coat, murders S per cent and rapes 4 per cent. Murders rose by 21 per cent la cities of between 500,000 an T0*» 000 population. Arrests of Juveniles — person* under 10 years of ago — want up f per cent. TbJticn To those who have Not Registered in the County (or CO U N TY, STATE AND FEDERAL E L E C T IO N B eginning M arch 4th * R egistration Office will be open fo r registering 30 days. ) Monday - Friday 9 ’til 5 > Saturday 9 ’til Npon M LONGS * 3 CO-FEATURE AT *t4* ONLY fijSBT STARTB SATURDAY iw “THE BIG FISHERMAN" "EDGE OF ETERNITY" APRIL 2nd Is The L is t Day to R egister PHOTOGRAPMBt) IN C1NBMABCOPB ft COLOB la America's Warn TUB GRAND CANYON STARRING CORNEL W1LDB K ^1/ 1' ‘ i �9 Iff CLASSIFIED INDEX L Geed Feed V Far Rmt DEADLINES CLAERIFIED DISPLAY t II. Flower* A Plaata 17. Pete • Livestock . fap| STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 18. Machinery • Tool* T im thru Fri. . S P. M. day be­ I*. Beats a ad Melon » . AatoaioMlae fore Insertion. Men. • SaL neon. It* A Trailers It. Faraitara 15. Article* Far Rale H*A Article Wasted M. Notices A Peraeaale S4. Leal A Fes ad IS. Edacities • laatnatlea bedroom South of air bare house on Box 172. MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE CLEANEST, BEST RENTALS IN SANFORD. CALL FA 2-8274. 2418 Orange: S bedroom unfurnniabed house, kitchen electrical­ ly equipped. 880.' 1412 Willow: 8 bedroom unfurn­ ished house, kitchen electrically ■quipped. 8100. HOMES. DUPLEXES, APAR-ftifENTS S-BEDROQM unfurnished houie. FA 2-0808. m i l COED TIRES—8.81 x 111 labels**j m w Impreved treed material produce* safer, ■slater ride: extra-wide wheel rises for eatrm atsMIlty. ’Optional nl Eatra Cast FRONT LUGGAGE C O M ­ PARTMENT—totals 18.8 coble feel Ineleding stowage behind (be rear seat! counterbalanced Irueb lid; bey-loekieg. HOLLER MOTOR BALER HOLLER MOTOR BALES ft Palmetto and * Cel­ 2-REDROOM Work home, rheap- HELP WANTED MALE:. Man er than rrni. Itraionable down only with truck brokerage experience payment, 837.50 per month. 188 pay who wanU to be aaioeiated Mel­ Country Club Circle. Phone with 11rented truck broker. FA 1*1584. 1 Write and give reference*. B o x ^ SE. elo Sanford Herald. LAKE MARY WYNNEWOOD: 8 B. R. CBS home. 81308 equity and aaiume I blocki from grade school, large lot, new 18* x 40' home. Come 858 monthly payment. Phone make offer. E. Wilkinson, 523 FA 1-5878. 5th. St. ATTENTION S ACRES fa.m land Sanford ery Della, 1450 per acre, 8150 down, lire yean to balance. Richards Hotel bourne, Fla. FARMER’S I BEDROOM house, completely furnished, 8100 per month, 1817 Douglas Avo. FA 8-8018. M By STANLEY EFFICIENCY GARAGE APART­ MENT: GARAGE; ALL CON­ VENIENCES AND CONVEN­ IENTLY LOCATED.'APPLY 80S PALMETTO OR P H 0 N E FA 24408. FLORAL HEIGHTS; 3 apartment, ona block Sanford Ave., on the route te the right, 8th. the loft. Eodors, Rt. I FURNISHED apartment!, hard wood floori, tile bathi. 802 W. 27lb. Street. NEWLY, decoratad, elean 3 room furnished apartment. 801 Pal­ metto. Dial PA 3-4558. Palmetto 7. Business Opportuniti Page 8—Thur*. March 17, '60 S. Real Batata Far Sale II. FlaaMag Services IS. Elactrlcal Sertlcea 14. Balld, Petal A Repelr Tees, tore F ft . S P. M. day be- JS. Spatial Sarrleaa IS*A Baaatjr Parlera fere toeerttoe. Men.. Ret seen. / f rfolft THE OLD HOME TOWN 8. Wm M to Real 4. Reel Batata Wanted I. Real Batata Far Sale I. Heritage Leaaa 7. Baaiaeea Opperteaitfoe 7-A Iai are are a. Female Haig Whaled t. Male Help Wanted It. Mala er Female II. Wert Weetod •snforb 3-BEDROOM houie, kitchen equip­ ped, fenced in back yard. Call FA 2-5387 afler 1:30 p. m. CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY 111 N. PARK AVE. FA 2-2420 UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipped, double garage. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom houie, About I milei from naval air kitchen equipped. P h o n o italion. 155 mo. Dayi Ph. FA 2-5303. FA 28003, nights FA 2-4375. SLEEPING ROOMS, Tne Gablet SALE OR RENT: House, 2 bed­ 401 5fagnolla Ave. FA 2-0730. rooms, unfurnished. Florida 2-ROOM furnished apartment, 310 room. 2102 Cedar. Ph. FA 2-8327 Magnolia. Pltont A. K. RossetPINK HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, 1'4 ler, Florest. FA 2-1851. baths, kilchyn equipped, 25th FURN. apt. 2300 Mellonvilio and Elm Ave, Phone NO 3-4023. No butinesi Frday nights or RENT A BED Roll away, Hosplta* A Baby Bed* Saturdays. By Dty, Week or Month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W. lit 8t HOUSEWIVES AGENCY N. V, Parmer, Realtor Get thoie faille off your mind Attractive home on small lake. D. H. Whitmore —Sell AVON to women hi 111,500. This home la equipped Lillian G. Trams y o u r neighborhood. Three with built-in kitchen facilities. Associates. openings now available. Write Three bedroom, Florida room, Mra. Jean Mllanlch, Box 248, 0 118 8. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-5231 2 baths, and is conveniently Lockhart, for interview in After hour*, FA 2-8818, FA 2-4821, located between Sanford and FA 2-8381 your home. Casselberry. To see this fine home call ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Sten strom Realty Raymond Lundquiat, Aaioe. Ununual Career Opportunity FA 2 5482 For woman age 25 to 55. interest­ FA 2-3851 Atlantic Bank Bldg. III N. Park Ave. Open evening until 8:30 p. m, ed in bettering herself financial­ REAL ESTATE INSURANCE OWNER MUST SELL AT ONCE: ly and socially. Established na­ tionally known concern offers SURETY BONDS 2 B. R, home' Just outalde city futura with substantial income, on Magnolia. Kitchen RAYMOND M. BALL limlti, plus satisfaction of delivering equipped, Venetian blinds, apace AND ASSOCIATES an important service to th is* beater. On 2 nice loll. Was Amy Aoderaoo rommmunity. Good education* 18085, priced to tell at once Genevieve (Jeanlo) Blair for 15495—will trade for car. -and sincere interest in children Carl Chorpening. Jr. nccciiary. Teaching or buaineaa FA 2-0881 or FA 2 0535. Robert J. Schmidt background helpful. Mutt havo W. B. Shippy car. Give background fully in NEW COTTAGE Cmdr. G. R. Strickland first letter. Write Mra. Van ON LAKE BUTLER Marvin Williams Dyke, P. O. Box $541, Orlando, 211 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3841 Calling all doctori, lawyer* and Florida. professional men who want to Sanford get away from It all. New cot­ Evana Bldg Lakt Mary tage near completion on beau­ Ph. FA 2-1280 CURB GIRLS tiful Lake Butler near Oiteen; Include* lakefront lot, cottage, dock, ramp and fireplace. Out where nobody'll trouble you. All for Just 84,500. REAL ESTATE DRK'E LN are now being St. Johns Realty Co. APPLICATIONS taken for concession sales lad­ J. W. HALL 118 N. PARK AVE. ies. Apply to Mr. Trince, Mgr. 2544 French Ave. Movieland Drive-In. Ret.t.> Call Hall" Phone FA 24841 DO NOT FAIL AVON offers earnings for 20 ACRE ranch-farm, modern 3 To tee this SPACIOUS HOME In present needs and U.S. Sav­ bedroom, 2 bath home: swim­ LOCH ARBOR featuring three ings Bondi for family security. £ ming pool. IS black angui cowg. large bedrooms, two baths, Become an AVON Representa­ large kitchen with equipment, Farm irrigation. Near Like tive and earn the pleasant extra large screened porch, 105 Jessup, on paved Hwy. 530,000. way. Write NQW-Box 248, Terms. Phone FA 2-1387. ft. lot with trees, and wall to Lockhart, for interview. wall carpet in living room and GROVE MANOR HOME: 1013 Lin dining area. This home priced coin St., * bedroom, 1W bath, at ONLY 113.990 with down double carport. payment ONLY 81990. Call us BEAUTICIAN WANTED, guar, today for appointment. antee and co r mission. Ph, FA 2-5742 days, FA 2-2455 nighta Seminole Realty 1901 So. Park Ph. FA 2 5232 2-BEDROOM upstair* apartment, ROSA L. PAYTON clean and roomy, 875. FA 2-0868 And Associates OFFICE SPACE, 850 month. 306 Registered Real Ei'ata Broker W. 13th Street, Th. FA 2 2931 Ph, FA 2-1301 17-82 at Hiawatha dayi, FA 2-1401 nighta. HOUSE FOR SALE: Lovely 2 bedroom home on large shady correr lot In Wynnewood: kit­ FURNISHED upstairs apartment chen equipped, Jalousie porch. ' HOME SEEKER hot water famished. 850. CaU Low down payment. 2415 Stev­ r i r r m o i a .v s u r FA 2-0117. ens Ave. FA 2-2088. Watch This Space S t Johns Realty Co. NOTH**: in h . r * by t h r u lh»t I ■m , n * . » t r ) In b u . |n .* a *1 A" Thia beautiful six room and bath FURNISHED apartment, down­ H.mlni.l. I'ounty, Florid*. u n d . r TIME TESTED FIRM homo has screened porch, car­ 111THE stairs, 845 per month. Also th* flrllllou* n*m* or. T . r r s c . C. A. Whiddon, Sr. N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 1-8123 Kir l i m i t T .U p h o * . An»«*rln* ports, utility and atoraga room. room*. CaU FA 8-1784. 8 * r v lit. m il l ha t I In i.n d to BROKER Underground sprinkler ayitem t r r Mid tm m , with th* Clark 202 So. Park Ava. Ph FA 2 5981 L E A N unfurnished, kitchen ra .t a l .lh* for tho lawn. Located on v large i l r c u l t Court. (Umlnola "FABULOUS!” equipped, > bedroom house; County. Klorlil*. In a n a r i U n r * corner lot a t 2400 Oak Ave. The IS WHAT YOU’LI. SAY wllli I hr provision* «f lh* Klcll* Stenstrom Realty knotty pin* cabinets anu mack price will be reduced 850 each when you see thin LAKEFRONT tl-iu. X*n<* Hutlut**, lo -w ll: H»ekar: 1 master bedroom. 880. lion S»l.«> Florid* n i a l u l a a t i l l . 111 N. Park Avenue Pb. FA 2-2430 day until sold. Original price LOT. 300 feet deep, with 140 CaU NO 8-1187. 818,850—today’s 915,800. Present "Open evenings til 1:30 PM” m *: Carol T r t r a u l t feel frontage on a lakt as pret­ Puhllah Mar. I*. IT. St. St, ISIS. loan, approximately 910.700, can ty as a Poat Card and a priv­ 5-BOOM house. North Hoad, b« aisumed. Monthly payments Ik t h k e m i t i t r o t h t o r ate lagoon for awimming and Lake Monroe, Fla. Arteiian are 978. Shown by appointment TSftl H A T H JU DICIAL riKC’l IT mooring boat*. ' well. Easy terms available. or n .im im , r\ im i ro n only. Don't. delay. Set today, ■ liW ikoi.K c o i A T t , r i . o m n a . See Drew Warren, Lake Mon­ CaU FA 2-5204. IX C N t S C M S T 4 0 . IMIS Ai you stand under the giant roe. THK FORKST r n o p r . n T i K * . INC. Oaks and visualise your own riainiifr, home on this property, you %*. wUl agree, that the price of PAI L PALMER and HUnT R. PALMBR, hla wlf*. 96000 la cheap far M. r Drfandanta. 14 r o |-. 4 T T i r i x i w s CO URT, SUNLAND ESTATES: 3-bedroom. a o t iik o r a a i .w ■ K M I 4 ni.se CUI A T T , F f.O R In A 1 bath, 8850 down, assume VA P. R. If you with, we can make Nolle* la h*r*b> s l v . n th a t pur- KHTATK OF mortgage 878.88, Includes taxes ■uant t* a Final l i t e r . * nl For*- JAM ES H. HKALKT, arrangements with ona of San­ t Inane* a n i u . i l In lh* nb o t* *1)1and insurance, 801 Collins Dr. ford’s leading contractors to n .r.a i.d *4 h u m . I wilt aall th* rollow lne FA 2-1543. TO c t S K t i t r o n a build your new home at a cost 4 .a r r lli.it real p r o p .r t y . l l u a u d In t o AOTICW au . rcnnoNH h a v in g ■•mlnala County, Florida, t n .w l t i H A I M * OR DEMANDS A O A IM T MOUNTAIN HOME for aale. that will save you money. Let I. HI nek "A". LITTt.K ■A I It KHTATKi Duo to death la family, will W KKIWA KHTATKS NCMTou and ***h *f you ora ha raRKR ONK. - a r m r d l n * lo r ia l sacrifice 3 bedroom furnished W. H. "BUI” STEMPEB Agency hy nnilllad and raqulrad In flla 112 N. Park tharaof, a* ra rnrd.il In Flat home Ova miles North of Hen­ Phone FA 14*01 a n y rlalm * and d tm a nda which Rnnk I, Faao St. Tuhlln n a ­ Phone PA 2-8331 3801 Park Dr. you, nr o llh a r nf >nu, m ay havo dersonville, N. C. Csll FA 8-8T30 med* of n . m l n o l . County, 1-BEDROOM house in Country a s a ln a l aald o a la l t In Iho offlea after 5:00 P. M. Florida, autil.et In a flrat nf Hon. tVllaon Altxattd.r, County Club Manor. PA 8-4888. m o r ta a a o kold by F lr a t Fad. Juila* Of • * mini.1. County, a t hla # r i t llavln** A L u in Aaaocl*BUNLAND ESTATES: I B. R.. nfflc* In th* Courl llouoa In Ban• Ion of Orlandn, kitchen equipped home. 105 Asa furd, Florida, within * la h t calat pubtln a u rtln n lo l h . Iilahrat an d ar month* from lh* i lm t af laa Lane. Phone FA 3-7710. and h . a t h l d d .r for ,-a.h. I t th* NOTICE Legal Notice Customer CORVAIR Legal Notice Regular COMPLETELY famished 4 bed room homo an MeUonviUe. PA 14148. Scheduled l ha Heal publication nf Ihl* no. K.mlnol* I'n u m r I'nurlhnuao. Han­ Ilia Karh rlalm ar damand m u.I ford, Florida, a t th* hour of ll;*A ha In w r l t l n s and conta in i h . • ‘rln r k A. M. on Ihn I l k day of placa of roald.nr* a nd pool nfflc* April Its*. oddroa* nf lh* c la im a nt and muat (■■At.) ha a * u r n to hy l h . claimant, hla !•**Id M. G . u h . l • a a n t o r a ilornoy, o r th* w a n Clark nf C lrru lt Cnurt • ha lt ha void. Ryi M arlha T, V lhltn Ja m a * H. Haatay, J r . Daputy Clark A i K a a ru ln r nf aald aalala Na'ihm Lo*b Akarm an, T urnbull, S a u i o r m t * 1*11 M . t r a i l Hide, Eld son orlandn, n * . Orlando, Florid* FuMlak Mar. IT. ISM. A t l o r n .y a for Kaoculor I'uhllah Starch I*. IT. I I , I I , 1SS*. $2328 DOLLARS TO COUNT That* what thia 4W% mortgage will save you on interest. See this 1 bedroom moderately priced masonry Home today. Kitchen electrically equipped. A modest down payment and 883.44 per month will make in io c s t t J t m n n court , the Home youra. Total Price aawixoLK countv, Ptenios only 811,108. CALL NOW to estate or bessie alford ■ee (hit budget saver. BA LLA X C K . D EC EASED Advertising N O TfcW to UNIPACK ,POWER TEAM — engine and (manual# nmt ten combined In (hla compact towweight unit la I b r m r , ALL BRAND NEW Sons* discontinued tick s — Bom* slig h tly ■oiled o r shop w orn. 1—FnU Biaq Foam Rubber Set diecMtlnaod tick M ftJ t WAB 9110.58 NOW • » 1—38 to. Orthopedic Pi Rubber Bet Itod WAR lltt.5 * NOW HOLLER MOTOR RALES Sad A Palmetto c a a o in a i ALL Pitaanna ■ a v t a a W. H. "101” STEMPEB Agency ri.aiwn on o a w A n w n abashst Phone PA 14881 113 N. P art ■ 4111 K t T A T K l Tou and each of you a r t h a r th y Phone PA 94311 1801 Park Dr. to S anford •MiaoU Countjr,f Only I 4 . . DrUjt N o v ip ih ^ n o tlfltd a ad r.q u l r a d to fit* » » r claim* a a d damand* which yuu. or rlttio r of you. m ay hav* a t a l n a i aald . H o l e In th* offlco of Hon. W ilton Alexander, County J u d a * of Mamlnol* County, a t hi* nfflc* In iho Courl lloua* la Ban ford. F l o r ­ id*. w ithin « l ( h i c a l o n d i r month* from Ih* llm* of lh* ftrai public*lion nf thia aoUc*. Karh claim pr dam and m i n t b* la w r itln a and conta in th* plac* a f raoldonc* a ad po*l nfftea a d d r ta a of th* c la im a n t and m uat ha aw ora to hy th* claim ant, hla a s*a l, a r a ilo r a a y , or th* u r n . *h«ll b* void. TUB FIRBT NATIONAL BANK AT nnuANPO B-BEDROOM, m bath coocrete Mock new heme, kitchen equip­ ped tod seme .ether furniture. 884 meothly. Bt. Jebat Really, phene .PA I41M. DSSIRARLE I m e* famished epertmeat, 1st flesr, privete bath, water furnished. • mHet east af B i i k f i Heady to ■teres, churches, sad school Phene PA 8-8771. ?sassaffSTsa Hy J o e a e o tt Xlrtoo O .nlor T r u i t Offtror. A* Kxoeutar af aald oat*I* (UitMU-AIM I — Amarieaa first modem alnmteum engine: nlrrmlt-type, bertaontally oppend ryllnders, fnreed-air rootla«t 88 h4to 188 Ik-ft. torque. HOLLER MOTOR RALES RAVENNA PARK * HOMES BEST BUY IN SANFORD Turn Weal Or 20th Bt. Follow . Country Huh R4. A Welch For 0 * r Signs . . . . FHA FINANCED Drive Pear Stocks Want Off Preach 4 m On Mth 8t. A Stamper Ascertain In On The Pramtons Daily. Priced Under f rancot Market BBS OR CALL TODAY OPEN DAILY t:00 A. M. Til Dsrh SUNDAY 1:00 F. M. T il Dark Nearly new, antra large reach type banes ea Mg let. Lteteg Remo with woed-baraiag flrepleae, Large Redi Clear la church aad achaats. Low taste. ONLY HUM Dana Payment. Owner worts at Martin's. Ray from owns ■eve. CeR PA <4888. RU IT AT —• 2403 SANFORD Shmmahh AVE. i / ■I f boards, some damaged Valor* to 8IM4 Year Chtoce slight If } �A Want A d A Day Makes A ll Business P ay! Ph. FA2-2611 Iljr 8. Female Help Wanted #antnrh tyralft , YOUNG LADY to poit pen and Ink Account* Receivable and Inventory record*, and lo wait | on (he public when necessary. Apply in writing lo Mr. Carnle. Sanford Furniture Co. Box INI, Sknford, Fla._______________ Thurs. March 17, '60—Page 9 I 20*A Trailers llen-Women 120. Dally. Sell Luminoua nameplate*. Write Reevei Co.. Attleboro, Mat*. WE NEED ALL TYPES PERSONNEL Personnel Service I0i Metcalf Building Orlando, Florida 11. Work Wanted I TYPING at home, legal or any othar. Phono FA l-MM. Mather ofa t Sanford soe-aoe ft. t-oeu LAWN MOWING and yard work, trimming, edging, or any odd j Job*. FA 2-IM2,_____________ l n eat Jenkins LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phone FA 232*5. Plumbing A Heating AUTO GLASS INSTALLED AIR COVDmONINO CONTRACT and R EP'fR WORK MOT laniard Avo. FA *43*2 e~ ■■ PLUMBING Costraatiag ft Rapaira Fisa Estimate* 1. L. HARVEY Mi laniard Are. Phoae FA l-MM HOUSE CLEANING WILSON - MAIER * 13. Electrical Services 14. Build, Paint A Repair W TOO have palatini problem* to toko eat {ventage of yaan of oaperionco and the beat of workmanablp, call K. M. Young. Lake Mary, FA 3-059* or i . L. Blodeoe, 107 E. Onora, FA M IR ,_________________ THOg. E. THOMPSON Oosoral Contractor Carpentry Repaire Roofing ft Sidlag Phono FA M ill WALL PAPERING ft PAINTING Work Guaranteed Bod Beard OooUct Mg Weet Ith Bt Phone FA 24841 CORVAIR H. B. POPE CO. JM ft Perk - FA 2 4234 M FT. BOAT, motor and trailer. Phone FA 3-MOO. Sewing Mach. Repairs II FT. CABIN CRUISER boat and trailer equipped with Mark 30 Mercury motor and steering wheel. Priced to tell. Phone FA 2-2993. ALL MAKES ft MODELS 104 So. Park (24 hr. aer.) FA 2-MU INCOME,TAX SERVICE 20. Automobiles WILLlAlf H. MURRAY l i l t Celery Ave. Tel PA 2-UII '32 PACKARD, *123. C a l l PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING FA 2-4300 or FA 2-7990. W. L. HARMON 1 New Renault CnrnveUe for PH. PA 1-4141 After • P. M. HOLLER, MOTOR BALED palmetto Seminole County 8pocial FENCE GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS In­ stalled and repaired. Roof re­ pair. No Job loo smell. Free eiUmatea. FA 2-M43. Chain Link or Ctdar Haaket Woavg CORVAIR A t Low, Low •Price Installed FOR PREE ESTIMATE W rite Box FE TKANHAXLK—thia unit combinoe IraMmlaalon and rear axle d rift gears} choice el ■tandard fteor-ahlft or automa­ tic IraMmlaalon. Sanford Herald Average Inatallatlon Of 250 Ft. 9158.0(1 Installed HOLLER MOTOR 8ALB8 2nd ft Palmetto Oe iriw s immediate delivery. MtKEE MOTOR CO. Phone FA 2-4095. Jerry Dixon. 20-A Trailer* FOR SALE OR TRADE - 31 ft., 1931 Detroit iiouae Trailer, with large cabana. Furnished. Clear title. *2.000 cash, or will trade un 3 bedroom home in Sanford. FA 2 7031. On Onora Hood, Ho. of Hanford Hunland Enlatan 17-02, 2 milco Ho. at hanlard FROM *279.00 DOWN VA-FHA. FMA-IN-HKKVICK Immediate Occupancy t Yrar Personal Hal 1st act ina GUARANTEE — M rouatruettao of your Horn*— or your down payment ft closing roots refunded FREE WELCOME To Sanford! Ha Our (iurala For B Days Absolut tty Free, Without Obligation At Oar Of Baafsrd'a Laadlng Mslala Whll* Van Lorata Haualag Far You ft Your Family. Pick Up Keys Al Balsa Office! ODHAM ft TUDOK Hwy. 17-91 ft 371b Ml. Sales 01 flrt Hanford Ph. PA t - t l t l 3 Btdroom *—11/a Baths $ 1 0 ,6 5 0 ' $ 3 5 0 m a D ow n $ 6 8 . 5 0 M onthly MOBS OHM WANTED M A N or W O M A N . Writ# return* of past experience to Box S , c/o Sanford Herald. Our employees know about this ad. 1956 I " J and w t ’ vt go t a few | ■ | of them! ■ 1956 BUICK" Special Tudor Hardtop, Perfect and While Finish. WHAT $ 895 Falriane Master. Bat Air 4 Dr. Sadan, Good (.loan Eco­ nomical Trannporlatlon, On* Ownur and Well Takosi Cara Of. Hardtop, Ford-O-Matlo, M a, — “110” nation Wagon — V8, Power GHda. Radto and Mentor. Helvedera 4 Dr. Sedan, Here’s A Real Nice, One Owner Car, That Lei a You Ride In Claau at a Price You Can Afford, DODGE WEEK-END Green 1956 CHEVY PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. Sedan, VB Straight St Irk With Heat and Munle. Tudor -O R 1955 C H E V R O L E T 1955 Tutaoa 1956 FORD 1 W ILL B U Y ! *8 9 5 SPECIALS 1 9 5 6 FORD Falriane Tudor, YorA-tVVlatlT, Radio and Heater. Power Btaorti CASH PRICK 50 FORD 50 NASH - - $99 50 PLYMOUTH - -$129 1955 yew t Q DODGE 4 Dr. Billion Wagon. Thin In A Carpentorn Dream. Carry Your Equipment Economically. * mmmm m fV IIH V 7 ft# 1955 C H E V R O L E T 1955 B U I C K Special 8 Dr. Hardtop. Hat Thin One "Jim Dandy” GOOD SALESMAN g I Bel Air Convertible. This One Will Hull Any Young Man’s Fancy. 'CUlCt b u i l t in ■ NEW HOMES HY ODHAM ft TUDOK South Pinterest | ! i LOOK 1955 HOLLER MOTOR SALEH 2nd ft ratmettu r.lm .tlo T h e r e were a lot of 8 CORVAIK , AI.MOST FLAT FLOOR —comfortable Mating, plasty of foot room for ovoryooo , . . all Omaha to rear-aagiau de­ sign. 2nd ft ■ D aw n's Roue# Wiring — lleetria Service Sid Vihlen RANDALL ELECTRIC 00. U l Magnolia FA I4IIS HOLLER MOTOR SALES ! GOOD CARS ! ORANGE TREES for sale. Will plsnt in yards or grave*. Shade trees also available. Ed Davtl, FA 2 4317, Furniture Windows, Floors, Walla. Fret ElNow and Used Furniture tlmate. Call FA l-lSlt or Sit E. First SL PA I-MU Windahield Back Glam FA MM3. Door GIaa« Vent Glaan Usad furniture, appliance*, tool* SERVICE 15.A Beauty Parlor* ate. Bought-Sold Larry’* Mart Senkarllc Glasi and Paint Co. M Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 1-411* 11 114 W. tod flt FA 2-4122 Bo Lovelier With Profctiioaal 22. Article*! For Sale Beauty Cara. CUSTOM UPHUL5TERLNG: All WORK clolhei, luggage, lent*, work gueranteed. Free Eatitarpi, blanket*, rot*. Army-Navy mate*. Phoae FA 1-7419. Surplui, 310 Sanford Avo. FREE! IT.IS TV enlenoB with Beauty daloa Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick each TV or radio repair of |12 2310 Oak FA S-7U4 Servlet With The Cash. SUPER or more. TRADING POST. FA 1-0077. SANFORD RADIO ft TV CENTER A SaUifiad cuatomar I* ear bad ■dvortiaament. ttb. and Sanford Avo. FACTORY TO YOU HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK FA 2-974) Sanford ALUMINUM 1M Be. Oak pk. PA t-1741 VENETIAN BLINDS DoiUo Jerdina end her doll *OUio' Eseloetd head. Sag-proof bottom EASTER SPECIAL are entertaining at children'! rail with plastic end*. Plastic |4 30 Waves Now 10.30 partlea now. Call FA 2-1307 or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Hair Styling ft Cutting Inrluded after 4 p. m, EVENING APPOINTMENTS AC­ •orda. Senkarik Ginn a and paint Co. ENVELOPES, Letterhead l, atato- CEPTED. 11M14 w. and a t FA 1-4021 DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP menti, invoice*, hand bill*, and program , e t c . Pngreeiive 2004 Adams Ph. FA 1-3333 11 FT. CUPBOARD, Formica Printing Ce. Phene PA 3-msi— top; two upper cabinet*; ga* IV. Flowers 4k Plants Mi Wait 13th SL stove; FA 14013, PUMPS - SPRINKLER! Cut Flowart For Any Oceaialon • ' x 13' VISCOSE ruga and pads, type* and (lie*, lost ailed SANFORD •'LOWER SHOP 2 green*, and I beiges, new, “Do It Youraelf FA 1-1122 or PA 1-0270 *13 per pad ft rug; ona »' a 12* and one *' g •' rollon hook 19. Boats and Motors Wk REPAIR AND SLRV1CB rug, *23 for both. Call FA 2-7971. • TINE Gateway To The Waterway 30 INCH wood bench lathe. Con. Mackloery and Supply Co. Your EVINRUDE Dealer tact C. M. Reed, 133 Planta­ se? W. tod I t Ph. FA 2402 Robnon Sporting Good* tion Rd.. DtRary. Fla* 30441 E. 1st. Ph. FA l-SNl HEATINO PKU.NT - JIU L M hO r X fc L TANK—away from « ( I h u d tih a u .t aystem heat; prataelod hr man.lvo front rraw 'D im bn; 11-gel. capacity. CORVAIR KKD1-MIX-CONCHKTE too Sanford Avo. FA 2-7430 37" Window Slllt *1.33 "I think r w te n d tfce trwAIa, T * ip h * 34" Window Lintels *,.23 ROLLAWAY, Hospital end Baby MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Bed*. Day, Week or Month— 309 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 24T8I FURNITURE CENTER 1100 Franch Ava, FARM WAGON, good condition, 15. Special Services 15. Special Services Ph. *A 2-Ttlt WO. Call FA 2-4300 or FA 2 7*90.. MASSAGE, Swrdlah. Ethel M. TV and RADIO REPAIR a! -r oT b UJ1 VALUES Steele. Phono FA 2-9034 or atop 3:00 aighta and weekoado; San­ • JUICK CREDIT ford, Lake Mary and Longwood. at 111 W. 12th. St. • EASY TERMS PA 2-2772 and FA 244U. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 12. Plumbing Services u fllT B U T BODY 1YFIBMKR—Ik la In t opltiaad body fraato deeigni rigid, etaile-uslt, ell*welded otool comtrue Ilow. fa New ft Used Furniture ft Appli■ace*. A Good P la n To BUY, SELL or TRADE WANTED- Work for expertene •d pallintera and General utility work. Rraaonable rates. Free •atimatea. Ed O'Connell. Call C O L L E C T Orange City, BP 4-T401. ft 22, Articles For Bala_______ 24, Lost ft Found 40 FT. SPARTAN, priced low for ’» ZIG ZAG, almost halt paid G. E. refrigerator perfect eon- LOST: Ladles red billfold at or ! quick aalf. DeWllt'a Trailer for — likr ovrr payment* of near fruit stand on IT-92 N. of 1 dillon, *33. See at grey house. Park, 3313 Orlando Dr., on Lake Monroe Bridge Sunday. 4th si. at Washington, Lake *9.30 rich; 600 dirferrnt stitches, Hwy. 17-92. Contents, money and photos of button hole*. Writ* Box *00, e/o Mary, Fla. sentimental value. Please re Sanford Herald. HICKS houit trailer, • ft. wide, 1930 WEST1NGHOUSE refrigera­ turn, REWARD. FA 24731. 43 ft. long. Will trade equity PLUMBERS TOOLS. Lead pot. tor and electric range, 1*3* for furniture and 1200. Park pipe die* and cutters, hydraulic Feddert air conditioner, vary It Pnya Avenue Trailer Park, lot M, Jack, pipe vice and stand. good condition. Call FA 14710. Phone FA 2-2S93. 1934 SHULTZ 42 ft. trailer *2.000. MOTORCYCLE, 19*7 I n d i a n , To Use ran ha financed. Ph. FA 2 4300 FURNITURE: house full. Call Hounds Arrow, .meoitabla. Ph. Tho HERALD FA 24403. or FA 2-7*90. FA I-TT9I. Want Ads. I960 TRAVEL TRAILER. 24 ft., WESTINGItOUSE 2 f table mo­ ii<cd 30 day*. Save ovrr 9700. del TV, perfect, *03. Call 22-A Articles Wonted FA 20-70. 100 W. 27th. Sl„ Sanford. Thone LOOKING for transportation. Will FA 2-7390. assuma payments — With small TV TEST instruments: Can be equity in '33 to 'SI model car. seen at Rirhard Greenlcafs, 21. Furniture Write tailing yrar. n t h , Lake Mary. Phone FA 2 3013. monthly paymrnli, balance due $SAVE$ 32,000 BTU oil circulator Heater, and equity, to Bon NC, a/o New ft Used ha* to be seen to appreciate. Sanford Herald. Cheap! Call FA 2-4307. Furniture am) Appliance* LAFF-A-DAY 10. Male or Female ltd 22. Articles For Sale $O Q C 0 7 # *8 9 5 Liberal Terms. Your P resent C ar Will Probably M ake 'T he Required Down P ay m en t - OPEN J'h id ax} TUist ALL DAY SAT. Buy With Confidence At Your Semlmds County Authorised • Pontiac • Bulck • Rambler Difth Ssunin ok C O U N TY MOTORS SANFORD, FLORIDA • Dodge • C hrysler • Sir ■It a riRBT IT . PK. PA Ph. FA 3-1 .1 ;r ggyj f&'V; -------- �i I aatBam tr ff v - m , " ' - ... ; ■ $ — M a r. I f , m 3rd A N N U A L e x a th IN A P P R E C IA T IO N OF YOUR PATR O N AG E "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 MIDSHIPMEN ThofflM E. Mitchell (left) of Westwood, nally death at fbo age af tl. Tha twa telling lentraeci were M a m ., and John W. Harria (right) of Sanford, Fla., are cawfaiaeil m leUtra smuggled shown with their guide. Cadet Willard C. Conley, during from the churchman'* cloiely a recent four-day tour of the LT. S. Military Academy at « rded rofidewe# near Nanking. West Point, N. Y. The annual exchange visits, involving Vatican rafeaaad the entire third year men (Juniors) from the (J. 8. Naval Academy, carrr* poodenea Tueaday, Annapolis, Md., and the military academy, familiarize (ban a year after the I* it letter v a t received, laying K came the underclassmen with the missions of the sister acade­ gram toe pea of a "martyr.1 mies and promote friendship among the future officers Tan, ordained by Popa Piu* of the Armed Forces. 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 re place loyal Raman Catbnik churchmen with those faithful la the Communist Party. Keen when the Commmistg "ftJoed" him In H tt, ha refused to By n e t DANZIG [been s rare comedy treat. It surrender the cross and ring NEW YORK (UPI) — Part one f tamed out te be loo much like which were symbols of hia office of Arthur Murray's all star pie- | "This Is Your life," without the under the Pope. throw in* et Bob Hope was ■ tame j Kleenei. In many way* Bitbop Tsu’a let­ Continued neat week. again on ters raid Ilka the diary * Anne The Hope roast, jr unsalute, NBC-TV. Frank, the Jewish girl who was featured a number of personal!. ■— forced to Uva with her family In tie*—such a» Jayne Mansfield, "Startime" continued to pick ha an attic to escape Nasi persecu­ Jsoc Ruaseli, Dorothy Umour. way Tln Pan Alley Tuestion aad who finally died fat a Alas King, Cliff Arquette sad day nifht, this time with a doien concentration camp in the last Rocky Cratlano. Academy Award • winning tunes days nf World War II. Hope Is donating his IIOO.OM Ux gaidsnes. nanaa anearpU: foo far the two-part party to as t v —» j __ March to, ISM: "liace Sept. S, aye research fund. Another way ^ ln thVBC-TV hour ISM I have been denied all liber­ ty, Guarded aad confined to my r ^ u s t a s ^ ^ eVsniea>to >tM made F,r,l: Tb* PtT,aTm*rt foam. Repeated pressure la being 5 ^** “ " f , * * ? !S j? Kifl* C®1*. T** RilUr- The Four r it aw me to Join the patriots . . . touM durra, show. Whrt l m . s e J f “ ! S i have obstinately refused. For a •oath and a half. . . under the OLV*ai*«rs i f I. ** €S0 9 1ZCDIf ' SN wSD c rftord,ntt i l 'C l i n f i w f 1PI IK a j ftfl t |> > _ a,,d i j u lip , synchronisel b. j _ Strict aurveillaaca at an armad tlM.000 but think at the good be's „ M ** *h# b,rd r~ award in my house. I bad to un^ ___ . Second: Jane Wyman aa the darf* Interrogation* each day. d°iB, -V__lh, . They reviled ma. , ho*u " " i0* •h* <no**cs' to do Dae. f, n cr: "I still have eight Wts Irrev^rlme* "sti^lulff durin* th# hour- did heautifully. priest* ia prison. . .one died. . . S £ 0 % harmless, stunlT uV “ * , « [ *b,fn,la«' *"d AU tha sisters are vary court. .pray fee ns aad have 'f f i T S S u s S ™ n^hf Third:’ Ch.rie. Laughton. He many Others pray. . ." molt them d r<Sild haw t o n C,n’' »*"* worti » ba’PSnny, but March S, ISM: "Certain of my almed. ^ m ld ^sl l'aany n T public nuMil^^<ure. iieure T h « ** d*lt« « *!«««. And be They MTfr M«ter. •laeriitet have been hypnotized weren't personalised enough. On­ by qpr friends. . ." ly when MUiei Lamour and Jane I, IMS: "I am still alive Mansfield delivered some special despite tbs continuous attacks and song mslerial did the roast begin vexations. . .It U due to my age to sUile a little. that ! am not In prison. But f The show really came alive. gm oqoivslently guarded and Ironically, when Hope delivered r**v-r' v 9(0MNi ^ hii rebuttal. "I was wondering Sept S, ISM: "I am condemned the entertainment was go sa a political reactionary because when ing to atari," aaid Hope. Jlo said 1 have disapproved at the attack! ha felt "like Sen. Kennedy at a against tbs Pop*. . .they have is*- Nison rally," and, in general, un­ la tad me aa H 1 were a conta­ loaded a fine stream of laugh year's contest. For the record, gious leper. . .My priests are lines with skill. If I’m rooting for “Strange Arc The stepped from seeing and consult­ the rest efhistheexceptional gang bad Hope's Ways Of Love," even though we ing ma. . .1 am kept in solitary confinement. 1 bug you to help approach, the roest would have all know "High Hopes" baa M me by your prayers. . .That tbs hour of deliverance may ba has The Channel Swim: Some more toned." schedule-switching for ABC-TV: Jan. IS, ISM: "Pray and hava On Thursday. April 7. NBCothers pray much far the Catholic TV’a old "Steve Canyon” senes religion la China. Tbs future is replaces "The Gale Storm Show" very dlsturblsg. They are trying on ABC-TV and "Colt .45" re­ te tear Urn faith out of the hearts places "Philip Marlowe" starting at priest*. . ,f am still In quaran­ tine in Haimen and the Isolation Jack BenUm of SUirkJand-Mor- Tuesday, April 5. "Broken Arrow” "fM t 45's" eld la slmoat total." riWfi, lac. of Sanford, wifi 6a V* That was the final letter from presented Ford Motor Company's Sunday slot on April S. A CBS-TV Waatern, “The TeiBishop Tsu. Recently word ar­ 900-300 CKJ> award at a banquet rived that hie "hour at deliver- honoring high-ranking Ford dealer­ an," baa been acquired by ABChad coma. ship car and truck sales mm of ItM TV lor its fall daytime schedule. He was dead. in the JackaonvUls Ford sales dis­ Alao moving to ABC-TV neat fall trict. Harry B. King, manager of will be the Saturday college foot­ the Jacksonville sales district, said ball game* previously covered by 300-500 Club membership awards NBC-TV. Arlene Francis will run "The are presented for outstanding retail sales performance and that the Jack Paar Show" neat week while average 900-50a Club member aald Paar tapes five shows io I*>n<ioo lha equivalent of 100 new cars and tar viewing the week of March 71 uaed cars In qualifying for the M. . .Contrary to published re­ ports, Owen Verdon is not going national honors. to appear in CBS-TV'a April a The Mar-Lou Restaurant baa re­ "Playhouse M" drama about men­ Queen Elisabeth went lata rireu opened again under new manage- tal Illness, Producer Fred Coe laMan. tha first lima in British menl. reports the cast hasn't bean linad Malory that paper money has Louis Hotel la the new owner and «P tarried the likeness of a reign- the dining rooms la the restaurant "Oscar Night In Hollywood," have been remodeled. Rotas alao n hnlf-bour backstage look at whoThe new pounds—worth i n s ­ reported that the kitchen will fea­ Is wearing-wbet for NBC-TV's Ap­ till Join the billion—plus already ture new charcoal ptt> for steaks ril 4 "Oscar Awards" telecast, rcvlalicw and gradually - re* and barbecue. will precede tbs main event. Tony . ___tbara. The average lift for The restaurant U located aa Randall and Betsy Palmer will one at the notes Is 1A months. Hwy. 17-M south of Sanford. run the preview. 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* V Baas, and too Queen's portrait aa touL ds and peonies has bean ■ H i m Mr years. The paper •away has tarried « ly Rguras Ohcartb sett IM wg tars VITAMIN C VITAMIN Bi lie vblk . ..im m saw g iart l.tl IILUt. . . tAil Mt 49c 79c STORES D R U G Sweet'n-ets BATH SPRAY Pwd. a r Liq. Saccharin 7wslaweeer*ewsr. glsmnw Me saravissd. 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FRIDAY, MARCH, 18, I960 SANFORD, FLORIDA United Press Leaned Wire Established 1908 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 IV 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 a rt 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 wm 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. experte said they would miles. Federal investigators were Throe men were arrested at ic! Board on alt possibilities for Ihe confronted with a baffling prob­ Savannah, Ca., by local police and check cause of the crash including bomb lem. highway patrolmen rushed there sabotage. Indiana slate police Supl. How­ by Gov. Erne at Vandiver. Whites The chance that thr $3,400,000 ard S. Zeis ordered National and Negroes threw rocks and turbojet may have been Guardsmen to block off a 3U flats after ■ M. Patrick's Day destroyed Electra by a bomb was raised square mile area around the ec*«K parade. after a nun telephoned Chicago m A t St. Augustine whit* men et- police that “ therc'i a bomb on a scene to keep away hundreds oT lacked a group of Negro college plane at Midway” airport. The spectators converging on (lie area. Zeis said six helicopters would students who staged a lunch counter tildown. Police broke It call came a few hours after the fly over the rugged rountryside to doomed plane took off. from Chi­ search out every piece of wreck­ up without making any arrests. cago's Midway Airport Thursday age. Between X and 90 Negro high on a fligh* to Miami. The crash sile was a picture school students were arrested lor out of a book of horrors. . tlm llir demon,Iratlon .1 N . . I * 3 " ~ Flesh and tattered pieces or B-™. N- C , .ml - m roleimd remained unsolved. “ clothing hung from trees. A res­ under t$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-'» l i t 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 ti ji u i.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 at ill open. Many of the flooded-oul families were taken to private homes. Others were housed and fed in emergency shelters set up in schools, 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 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. « A nnual 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. GOP, Dixie Rights Block 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 To Fill Board Vacancies Guard A lerted, 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 im im ulslion 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 Critical Audit 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. Worldwide TV 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." Arrested In Plot 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. Only Candidate 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. Cubqn Trial Opens HAVANA (UPI) — A tovolutlooary tribunal trial opens today,for 4* '• • W n V a'r-revoliiion.rU i charged with trying io 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 Dry Dock 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 M etal 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. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 17, 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/32390a6e2ee0c25eb737676248f2e45d.pdf f61e54d51d02900ca65c4e604cdb26cf PDF Text Text Hy JERRY COVINGTON ; Tbt Grapefruit League aeaaon got un­ isrway over tha weekend and we aaw leveral very itnpreaaive performance*, t On Sunday the Senator* faced the.Detrolt Tiger* before a Jam-packed crowd a t Tinker Field and the Nats were vary Impressive in their 4-1 victory. >'• Washington ace Camlllo Paaqual start­ ed on the mound for the up and coming Kata and he certainly showed why be waa «MMn pitcher of the year in the Ameri­ can League. He went three full innings and the Tiger* were unable to gat a bail ' out of tha infield against him. In my books h* is the finest pitcher In either league and should be good for 20 wins this aea­ aon. After the gam* we had a bull session to Jake Jacobs’ room a t tha Charry Flaw and I asked Jaka what he thought of , Paaqual. Ho said that last week in batting ; jr« ettef Camlllo waa throwing to him and A* asked for a curve. Jake said, "after I did I.waa aorry, because H broke like it man falling off a table." 1 ' ’ Jaka started In the game Saturday •gainst tha Tigers in canter field and •fe te d their only rally when he singled Md later scored the flrat run. He also made several beautiful fielding plays in the cutfield. In the geme Sunday ha went ill to run for Bob Allison In the seventh . Mining and scored on a hit by Reno Ber­ stein. j. in discussing Jaka with Washington bra**, Joe-Haynes and Sherry Robertaon, they both aay that averyono.on the dub think* very highly of Jake and they look for him to go a long way. Thera la one outfield pod ition open a t preaent and the Nate will probably chooea between Jake and big Dan Dobbeck. In discussing the overall picture of the Nate this aeaaon Jake had tftu to aay. "It's a cinch that they don't need any more power in the lineup with Allison, Klilibrew, Lemon, and Seivera in there. "What they need la more apeed and a good percentage hitter to got on the baaea be­ fore the power cornea to the plate. They are alao weak up the middle of the Infield. I alncerely feel that I could be able to help them dtfenalvely in the outfield end make playe that none of them could make/* I aaked Jaka if ha waa nervoue in tha Starting lineup the flrat day againet De­ troit and ha said, "after playing for the Greyhounds last aeaaon and having all of thooo shots hit a t ms out there I must have developed a good set of nerves be- better in tha AL this season. They hava a great crop of rookie pitchers that should coma through and if Pasqual and F e te Ramoe have big years, there ie no doubt that they will be loaded. With 31 of 34 fence signs sold, and tha remaining throe perhaps shortly to ho accepted by last year advertisers, the drive to raise funds to operate the Sanford Grey­ hound baseball entry In the Flor­ ida Stata League this week enters a second concerted phase. General Manager Peter Schaal tomorrow will start contacting all of last ycar'a aeon card adverUsers to offer them the accep­ tance of spec* to what be des­ cribed aa the "most unusual tcorecard ever offered In base­ ball parka anywhere." Eight of 4A ads have already been spoken for, he said, by advertlaeri who, upon hearing tha Mveral "plus" features of the unique eerd, quickly, renewed and helped prepare copy that will b* the most talked about adver­ tising the. city haa known to years. "We'ro o f f e r i n g advertising this ytar," he aald, "strictly on the baita of It all but guaranteelag to produce a result. Tbqje la nothing an wasteful as an ad that says 'Compliments ot a Friend'. Our scorecard ads will Immediately catch the eye and will result to sales Jar exceeding their cost within days. I’m con­ fident our advertisers will not on­ ly be aatlifled, but will ask for renewals to 1M1.H Meant!ms , word that local sports minded advertisers were renewing thalr fence apace, waa greeted warmly by two elxb dir­ ectors who were unabto to at­ tend tha a n n u l mooting and elec­ ARCHERS ARE WANTED to join this group and other members of tha Sanford archery group which Is planning a program of instruction and tournaments, Seven of them won prises in the Tampa Invitational Tourna­ ment and plan to enter other statewide competition. Shown here are, from left, kneeling, Steve Nott, Rocky Guthrie, C. J, Bass and Roger Frick. Standing, Paul Harris, Joe Coulombe, John Frick, Peggy Frick, Bob Hope and Bob Orwlg. Sportsmen Interested In joining the archery organization may get Information by calling Orwlg, president of the group. (Herald Photo) tion of officers—Bart Petersen Jr., and George Stovana. Peterson said "it boars out my often slated claim that SanTaf Is end always haa been ana of tha most aporta-mtoded dttoa to the south," while Steven* predicted that "wa'U put son* petal* to the park this summer wtti that kind of spirit." v Season ticket sale* remain "satisfactory", Sthaal aald, rominding fans that roaervatiou can bo mad* at MeBaharta Tiro Supply Co., 4M W. Pleat Bt., Phone PA 2-M51. "One ef o f salesman will call on aay fan, ha aald. "within a tow hour* aftor tha cat) la neetvad. General ad­ mission season tickets are 340; reserved box saat tickets, 9M." H trt’s Warning For All Chomps CARACAS, Venezuela (V P IW If you're a world thiraptoa, M ar out of Sooth America. Last December, wetter weight king Doe Jordan i f Lae Aagalaa traveled to Buanoe Afros tor a non-lllla bout with Federico Thompson of Argentina fared an upset, fourth knockout. Monday night, champion Davey Moocw mot a f l u year-old Venezuelan scrap p er named Carlo* Harnaadaa to a was Utto fight at Caracas a te absorb­ ed the ftrol kfleeboot toes of hto career* Pfeiffers Lose Man' Garcia With Renewed Interest0pCT Team Ti,lc Pram Uanwltoul Laaaar alwis have paid off so Manager A! Lopez of the Chicago While Sox la viewing "old man" H i. Mihf Garcia with renewed Inter­ est. 1 *Wel manager! may think Lopaa la dnam tog but perhaps S a t 1# the right at a manager eh e’e seen bfc team chalk up g m a straight Grapefruit League "We think Mike has a lot left Itntktole County Shrlncra will hale swell tha grandalanda at Hanford-Orlando Kennel Club tonight for Um a n n u l A\irlnera Night ac­ tion. A apodal 10-evtnt card will m launched at SitO with rume of the South’s top rarer# slated to run. The Sltrlocrs Handicap, featured tenth race at the oval will he capped with a trophy presenta­ tion by a lop official In the Shrine organizetkm of Central Florida. Bahia Shrine Temple la to charge of arrangements. Carl Tracy’s sensational Wayne Koberts, a youngster who has moved quickly up the quality ladder to the top In the sport of queeos, la a J-to-1 favorite In tha hot ninth race, from tbs fifth Post Doaltkn. Wayne haa marchod to victory m v u times thin Mason, In sddfUm to flva placna and two show Gntahcs this season out of IS starts. Tha M-pounder rsw illy defealad unofficial champion Happy Joe Lucky by one and otto-half lengths to hirnlah on* of the Mason's most exciting upsets. In him," said Lopea alter the » year old "bear1' spun three aeon!••• Innlnga In an M victory over Urn Bt, Louis Cardinals Monday. "And his first real out In* ot spring certainly didn't do any­ thing to discourage na.a> Garcia’s performance was es­ pecially Impressive because U came after 11-gams winner Early Wynn waa racked up In a threerun third-inning rally and 14-game winner BUly Pierce alao was roughed up by the Cardinals. Rig Mike look over with Use More T-t and slammed down the ltd on the Cardinals the remainder of the distance. "Go go" boya Lula Apartclo and Jim Landis both icored on an outHeld Gy in tha flrat'inning to put Um White Sox la (root, M . At Smith alao atarred for tha Amortcan League champions, driving in four runs pith a triple and a sin­ gle. The Cardinals, who hava lost two of their three exhibition games, had something to cheer about when Stan Mustal doubled off Pierce In the sixth inning to' drive In St. Louis1 last run, Garcia had only a 14 raaurd for the Indians last season but Lopez says the one-limo 30-game winning right-hander could he an Important addition to his bullpen corps. The White Sox Hox already have the strongest relief corps to the league In Gerry Staley and Turk Lown. Tha Baltimore Orioles also chalked up their third atralght Grapefruit League triumph when they beat the Cincinnati Beds, *4, (be Washington Senators downed the world champion Los Aagalaa Dodgers, 7-4. the Kansas City Athlallca heat the Milwaukee Braves, 7-3; the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-1, and the Detroit Tlgere lopped the New York Yan­ kees, 4-1, In Monday's other ex­ hibition activity. Play At ABC ENTER BENERAL DEVELOPMENT’S GREAT NEW CONTEST F E S I U M V 14, t t t M |k a n i l IT, t i n TOLEDO, Ohio (U PD -The DatroH Pfeiffer Beera lost thalr American Bowling Congreaa open team* Utle Monday night, but team caplain Eddie Lubanskl can braak an ABC record with some ao-ao for him bowling today. Tha Pfeiffers, who rolled a rec­ ord U43 sarlaa to win the 1030 ABC tournament to St. Izniis, could gat only 1030 Monday night, good for savenUi place In tha cur­ rent IS80 tourney standings. Luba mill led tha team with a •10, far belong the 704 he shot last year to winning the singles title. Ho naede only 1231 In bowl­ ing singles and doubles today to break Ik# all-tins ton-year moaverage record of »T.l sot to last by Junto McMahon of Fairlawn, N, J, Lubanskl howls oa tha 3:30 p. m. squad today, The Wllkof Structural Steel team or Canton. Ohio, alula tha show from the Pfeiffers Monday nlghl, rolling in honor of their late captain, Albert (Red) Milano, who died 10 days before of a heart attack. Structural had 830W7SMZU33 for a fifth-place tie among open teams, Joe Monastra tod the team with a W aeries. In the booster* division, tha IMS ABC champion Miami lanes of Troy, Ohio, failed to make even the booster squad prise list, roll­ ing 3403. 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Find out about their quality' iconstruction and many attractive features. N IT Quarter Finals Tonight NKW YORK (UPI) seeded Bradley and atraal Sasavastors are favored to win fluartor-flnal games to the Na(MM I Invitational Basketball Tasrsameat tonight before an txpooted oapaclty crowd of 11,000 at Madison Square Garden. Bradley ( H I ) was Baud a four pater abate* Is the night’s Brat gate* over Dayton < «4), tha NIT at these Branch Offices and Home Communitiee n Wednesdsy, Friday A Saturday I P . M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY » C tsb k o n sa McNtoloy Looks Improssivo In Win • R en ted M s a d s Jarrjr Collla*, Cn-Ownar • Y s lte P a r k in s 7 OUTSTAMDINQ FLORIDA COMMUNITIES (ONVINIINF O ffK U W f U M I M PORT CHARLOTTE between Sarasota and Ft. Myera am the lovely Southwest Com* MIAMI BjSACH R 4 ) Collins Avsnisa DAYTONA BBACH 140 voiuato Avenue IOLLYWOOD BEACH 30O-A Johnson Street JACKSON VILLI 330 Weal Foraythe It. » v, j -• a' i e } *] SLYffiSSStf StfR U — PORT BT. LUCIE | n l k i aouth arf Mslbounw . BEBABT1AN HIGHLANDS unique Yacht Club oemmwJty an tha ■ « 14 milaa worth of Vac* Minch VERO BEACH HIGHLANDS on the B u t Coaat, Sid etilso tooth ef Vare VERO SHORES stiestssr/sr Sorry, Ns Minora SILVER 8PRINOB MvorBprlnae Boulevard MIAMI — Homs Oflso 21 IS Carol Way mS/XsSSS WfUK POMPANO BBACH HIOHLANDI sm m v « w t e w - M -M im A a* s , z m p n w u , a t o s taa n acati c a n c a n aaa aaaanai a a v iiertu a i r •ro-rf*. I ar a. ' '•»• ■ • chtouhm :*•*! » �/ — „ — _------ :— ■ ' ------------- ,--------------------------------— — — - . ... Threaten Area; Plant City Hit TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - Tornado* like wtnda, ball and heavy ralni pommeled Central Florida today tor the aecond eontocutlve day, The Melbourne area on the cen­ tral eait eoait, Just eouth of the Cape Canaveral missile teat cen­ t e r , was warned to expect a pos­ sib le tornado around noon. The Mi­ ami Weather Bureau radar picked up a severe thunderstorm aqua 11 bearing down on the Melbourne area. An unconfirmed tornado dipped dewn at Robinson Airport, southwest of Plant City, a t 9:30 a. m. There were no Injuries, but otfl* toflali reported two hangars badly d a m a g e d and five aircraft destroy­ ed. Four planes wsra wrecked at the Melbourne airport, A line of thunderstorms, containlog "extreme turbulence" moved In from the Gulf of Mexico before dawn. Winds in excess of 79 miles per hour hit soma areas. Hall stones measuring one-quar­ ter to three-quarters of an Inch fell In the Tampa Bay area and later in Central Florida. Heavy rains made some high­ ways impassable. Over three Inches of rain fell In tbe Sanford area Tuesday and an even heavier rainfall was re* ported In south Seminole County. County Engineer Robert Davis, Inspecting washouts In that area, reported that so far damage had been minor. However, Davis said the heavy rains pul ■ halt to county road work on the Lake Mary Road Im­ provement project. Davis said that paving tht road would have been completed this week but units* the rains stop today and Thursday, the project won't brcom ple|ed until the early part of next week. Sanford work crewa were out early this morning cleaning out drainage dltchee that overflowed Tuesday, No serloua damage was done to city streets with the ex­ ception of a few streets In the Goldsboro area, city officials said. The heavy rains ilio caused damage to the roof at Seminole High School. VOL. XLIX WEATHER: Scattered ahowara today and tonight. High today, 72-78. Low tonight, 88*64. United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 WEDNESDAY, MARCH Hi, 10fi0 SANFORD, FLORIDA House Leaders Seek To Rescue Rights Vote Plan 3upt. of Schools R. T. Mtlwee said that a downspout broke on the roof of the building reusing j water to leak into the science classroom on the second floor. Tbe water alio leaped through the wooden floor end down into the home economics room on the first floor. However, Mllwee slid damage wai quickly repaired. The Hillsborough Coutty sher­ WASHINGTON (UPD - House iff's office reported U. I. 41 wished out south of Tampa, be­ leaders sought today lo rescue the tween Gibson and Ruskln. Traf­ •dministraliun's voting referee fic was being re-routed over U, S. 301. fp tbe Orlando area, Lake plan from a two-way assault and Sherwood overflowed onto U. S. write K Into the civil rights bill. 30 and rain Inundated a new sub­ Hie referee propoeal, designed division alongside U. S. 17-03. to safeguard Negro voting rights, The Weather Bureau reported was caught in a crossfire from 3.03 inches of rain In tho Orlando araa during a 34-hour period end­ liberal Dcmoerals treking a ing at 7 a. m. Jacksonville and tougher measure and Southern Tampa had more than two Inches Democrats who want to water down the plan. each. In a series of bewildering voles The Plant City weather observer reported 4 3a inches of rain in Tuesday, the House killed the two hours. Tornado damage at referee proposal and then re­ the airport was estimated by vived it. At the end of the con owner, Hugh Robinson at 373,000 fusing session, the House was left •bout where It started on the civil to $100,000. righla bill. Tho southerner! Joined force* temporarily Tuesday with the Northern liberals and managed to substitute a atronger Democratic plan for tht administration pro­ the Weather Bureau warned of se­ posal. It would have provided for ver* traffic problema in store for president islly appointed enroll­ ment officers lo guarantee that Chicago and other major cities. Thunderstorms were expected qualified Negroes could vole. But yhen the substitute had lo move into Virginia today while rain mixed with snow was fore­ been adopted, the Southerner* did cast for a broad area from the a quick awllch and Joined Repub­ Mississippi Rlvor Into Penn­ lican! in voting down tha antiro proposal. sylvania. Rep. William M. McCulloch (R< A truck loaded with IK hogs tipped over near Princeton, Mo. Ohio), floor leader of tha admin­ Eight Princeton men rounded istration forces, revived Ihe ref­ up the hogs In a blinding snow eree plan by offering a new ver­ and Sheriff Clay Delimeter led sion with only one paragraph the procession through town lo eliminated from the original pro­ a loading yard by bellowing hog posal. Rep. Francis K. Walter IDcalla from hla squad car. National Guardsmen pulled out Pa.), presiding officer, ruled that ol West Jefferson, N. C., after the revised version could lie staging a mammoth relief opera- brought up despite Southern ’ob­ lion for 1,300 mountain famtlee jections that It was uut of order. While Ihe House struggled over stranded behind 19 • fool drifts. Snow depths reached 73 inches at the voting rights lecltun, the Senalr talked on In Its fifth week (loone, .V. C. of civil rights debate. The Senate Is w iling to act on a House passed bill. 12 County Races Set; 8 Unopposed Speculation on political eandldaciea ended with Tuesday’s noon deadline on qualifying and Uw chips are down for poltlrial cam­ paigning In 13 contrail far coun­ ty otflAi to the Democratic Pri­ mary May I. A driving, blowing storm burled the central plain* today under •ome of die beavlaat mow of tho year and etoaod raada and aebools throughout tows, Missouri, Ne­ braska and Kansas. With spring only lour days away row tho aalaadar, tho storm dumped up to t f Inches of new enow oo the herd-hit Midlands as R roared eastward Into Illinois, Hope Fading’ •For Remaining Trapped Miners LOQAN, W. Va. (UPI) -Rea cuera trudged peat tbe canvaa an sated bodIsi to search ft No. II mine -tra p p e d to •*4W. shaaw w would bo found ai Discovery Tuesday of bodl 11 of tho 11 men trapped In tho mine since March I saddened this eommunity. Rescue squads at the mlno entrance bowed their heads, la Walton Army workers led them in prayer* end hymns. The soven-dsy, round-the-clock search had been sparked by op Ullmlam until Tuesday afternoon when West Virginia mints direc­ tor Crawford L. Wilson emerged from the min* with tears streaktog hie fee*. fu a voice quivering with emotion, he announced that some of tho men had been found dead. The tl bodies had been found huddled togethor in ■ partiallyfallen, crumbling tunnel three miles hum the pithead. 0 "All the men are presumed dead," Wilton told newsmen who gathered about for the first an­ nouncement of the miners' fate. The news stunned all those con­ nected with the rescue operation, la tho eommunity of Holden, when mine families had feared the worst but spoka In hopeful terms, the dead men's relatives grieved behind dosed, doors. Island Creek Coal Co. President (■Raymond Salvati, who had kept a vigil In his offlca only too yards from the mine head, had lo be helped to his automobile by a stale policeman. R ricurri theorised that tha 13 miners whose bodies were found In the rock-strewn, three-fool high passageway were trying lo crawl back to tho last ol three mine pocket* In which it had been hoped they barricaded themselves ^ag ain st deadly csrbon monoxide w fumes. ,« Voters League Meets Tuesday The Voters League of District I has scheduled Its next general meeting for 7:30 p. m. March 23 in the courthouse, The public Is Invited to attend, ^K rs. Ruth Galleghec, publicity chairman for the organisation, geld. "You do not have to live In District 3 to be welcome at thin meeting,” she said, "Anyone In­ terested in leering more aboul Ihe county government Is urged to attend. Com* and bring your neighbor," ah* laid. Argentina Starts Terrorist Roundup ■UENOB AIRES (UPI)-Armyled police ttrenglbrned by a dec­ laration nf toloraal war rouadnd Peron to raids throughout the Indiana, souihexitern Minnesota, southern Wisconsin, and lower Michigan. Hundreds of southern town bas­ ketball fana were snowbound for tho night In the Red Oak High School gymnasium and 300 girl volleyball playara and their coach•a wera stranded at a tournament to Peru, Neb. High wind* reduced visibility to tero and whipped tin new-fallen mow into drift* which blocked moil rural roads and threatened to halt traffic on main high­ ways. Tho itorm, which itartod to Kansas .Monday, left Kansas City crippled under 20 inches of snow. Most of the eity's Industrial plants •hut down. Haiarrtous driving warnings went up across tha Midwest and A total of 49 candidates quail* fled to run for the 20 county officei (hat will be on the ballot Ihts year. Eight candidates have no opposition. Candidates who are unopposed are Tax Collector John Galloway, County Judge Wlleon Alexander, County Prosecuting Attorney Earlyle Houaholder, Supervisor of Public Instruction R. T. Mllwee, District 3 Constable George Kel­ sey, District 4 Peace Justice Hugh Duncan, County Surveyor News Briefs Guild Delays Films HOLLYWOOD tUPI) The Screen Actors Guild he* refused to allow artori to return to work on eight films left unfinished when the actors' atrlk* began March T. Cheryl Confined HOLLYWOOD <Ufr) - Cheryl Crane, the tragedy-ridden daugh­ ter oI glamorous Lana Turner, to­ day was confined In a county arhool for problem girla by order of the juvenile court. Wage Boost Urged ’Storm Lashes Central Plains Bp tailed Prow latermaUowal A. J. PETTY Petty In District 4 Constable Race WASHINGTON (UPI) - The president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America urg­ ed Cotigrcia today to boost the federal minimum wage to 91.33 an hour lo wipe out "poverty In Ihe midst of plenty." Nixon Action Asked HERBERT «. BEHRENS Behrens To Run For Board Post WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate GOP campaign chairman Harry Herbert G. Behrens, a resident A. J. Petty, oJ Paola and e Goldwater (R-Arli.) said today he resident of Seminole County for his urged Vic* President Richard or Seminole County for the past M. Nixon lo "gal out and cam­ 33 years lias announced that he ill years, la a candidate for M a­ paign" against atlacks by Demo- will run fur District 3 County ilable in District 4. cralir presidential candidates. Commissioner, Petty has been In the construc­ Mr, Behrens, a farmer, said tion business for the past 13 Tenor Suffers Attack "I hive wmrkrd In tha past for years. He lives at Paola with his LONDON (UPI) - World famed better schools and belter roads. wife and three of his children. is nor Jussi BJoertlng suffered a I will work hard lo improve them heart attack Just hefora curtain and I have always been Interestlime Tuesday night but went on ed In Ihe drainage problems of lo sing an entira opera before a our county." drrply moved audience that In­ Behrens lives on Orange Blvd cluded Queen Mother Klliabeih. with hla wife and three children, NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock lie la a member of Ihe Seminole prices at 1 p. m.: County Cattlemen’* Asin. and the American TAT .................. *>■'- Rhee Man Wins 1WH .SEOUL, Kona (UPI) ~l.ee Kl Ftrat Preabylerian Church. American Tobacco .... 471* I'oong, President Ayngman Rhee s Rcthlfhem Steel ........ Ml* hand-picked running mate and I 'l l ) .............. U*« heir apparent, won the vice presi­ Chrysler . ................ 3IH dency of the Republic of ’Korea Curtiss • Wright 134*1 today to vloftnee-marfcod electDuPont ......................... 100'i tloni which the opposition pro­ Kastman Kodak 731* claimed Invalid. Kdrd Motor am <'4General Klerlrlr tncdmbent County Judge Wilwn 4.m Politicking Denied General Motors WASHINGTON (UPD - Harold Alexander qualified Monday to 4m iM u jft toot avek deonwfftitl lilt. TAT If’ orderly erJir! and seeking to support 37>s .7. Gibbons, Teamstari Union po run again fur thal office. t |||t y a d a p t e d «f The Cotialy Commission Tues­ I.(Mill ai d Judge Alexander haa been serv. the formall(m>5( M racial eorfftrf of equslUy, wera con day deferred action on awarding Minute Maid .......... . . a. . . ta1* lllli'il strategist and rigid-hand Ing a* county Judge alnre Jan. , , , , , , , , , , , man ta President James R. HofatdulioAttl. Therefore, ha laid, . Il4 'i Penney • old for tire* road ImprJVeihcnt cnee* In every southern commun. fa. has denied that the unions rail- 22, 1U.M He said lhai he has trlsd , ••• i t • *• • . 14 projects to cheek the possibility Penn III! lly to help settle racial tensions they should be permitted, tl'k for Hie defeat nf •] members of 16 handle all esses and problem* Ii ... The president reserved Judge of Ihe co inly road drpailnirni lucally rather than depending ou i NJ) ....... . 44*4 Congress. "We have never taken a ' In lilt court In a fair, Impartial mint, however, on disorder result- i doing ihe work cheaper the federal government. . I3U position on one congressman—let ; and understanding manner and mg from tticli demonstrations lla The three paving protects are J Sludebaker Elsenhower, commenting on ra M b alone *2 congressmen," tllhlions. helletes the experiences h* has told hi« news conference he wai Wjlly 4ve, Rose Couri runner! cent Negro lunch counter dem, "I” " J ,T said Tuesday. gained In lit* office will enable Kl. M S, l'Interest In Sinf;irtl Avc onitralions In the South, » td h* ,erBlint y ,,' „ Un, wb|(h thi Ing him to render an even belter and I’-irk Ave. from 27th St. to Separate Trial Sought «*rvic# in th* future. federal constitution might apply. Plnacreil, Furlhirmore, he said disorder County F.nginerr Hob Davis told LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Attor­ Health Director was a mailer for local handling, tho hoard that If Hie weather is neys for Carole Tregoff will at­ Thai, ho said, was one principal good Ihe road department may tempt Thursday to dlvorca the atOn Committee reason why n* thought (hero no *hl« to do tha work without tractive model'e file from Dr. R. Dr. Clyde L. Brothers, new dir should be bl-raclal conferences In outside contract help Bernard Finch. The district at­ rclor nf (he Seminole County every southern commiinlly in an The apparent low bidder was torney's ofiica goes Into court to Health Department, ha* hern ap­ effort to reduce conflict between Ihe L. L. Ilxll Construction Co,, bavo a dal* set for Us* second Longwood Mayor Allen Robert murder trial of the acrused lovers, pointed to tha Seminole County the races without turning to Wash­ with a hid of 127.tails fur the thruMure than 40 of the 117 par­ formanu qualified Monday for but attorney Robert A. Neeb Jr. Children's Committee by Gover­ ington for Ihe answer. gfoJert, nor LeRoy Collins. A chain of "all-in" atrlkr* pro­ \Cet*. miialtincra agreed that (hi* the District 3 County Commission said ha will oppoee having Carol* sons who own land to be lied election. Tho children'* committee le a testing racial discrimination at price wag loo high. •gala tried with tho 43-ytar-ok) for the Hanford Ave. widening project have disagreed with the He has lived In Seminole County physician. loeal, volunteer unit of Iho Flor­ lunch rountara haa occurred all In other action, Ihe boardt Htala Road Dept, appraisal of tho id* Children’s Commission, a through tha South. Negroes—muit N•itn'd Lew Arnold and Ryron for the pest II year*. The founder value nf their property. slat* agency. The rommlttee car- «f them college ttudenls — have Kimball as appraisers for the and general manager of Lormann Trills will ho held in Circuit nee out policies and program* of filled lunch counter seals where, right-of-way project on SR 437. Food Hervlr* Consultant!, he la Court June 13-23 to decide whe­ tho eommlsiion and Independent­ in moat Inetances, they are re­ Authorised Commissioner Law­ an assoelale of Sem-O-RaaRy at ther these property owners should ly works for bolter progremi and fused service while seated. White rence Swoffnrd lo proceed with Fern Park. gel more or lex* than the SRD services for Seminole County sympathiser* have VilnstJ hem la ilaaa to clean up drainage wells Lnrmann has a bachelor of busvaluation of their $1 oarcrls bor­ children end youth. ness science degie* to money end n the Lake Orient* area, dering Sanford Ave. Tho land is hanking from Miami University, Ivrlwrrn 231h St. and Onora ltd. He served In the Soulli and cantral Pacific and as an Instructor WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ The SRI) has set a valuation of in PV type aircraft during World dent Eispnhower today ibamionrd 31S.230 on these parcels. Ninety-eight pieces of land art War H. Lormann Is now a com- all pr*l*ns* of neutrality and made innnder in the Naval Air Restrva. It clear lhat Vice President Hlrli- needed for (lie widening. Tnoy He is 31 yean old. ard M. Nixon ii hla personal choice have been appraised by Hie SRI) at $32,103. Lormann la married and has for president, (wo daughters and a son attend. The President also said ha would Ing Lyman High School, Tha fo r­ do anything he could to help the malins own their own home on Republican ticket if he la naked Wildmcre Ave. The Longwood to do au, mayor Is a member of the Han­ Elsenhower wai asked at his ford Elks l-odge ind the Long- news conference about remarks wood Chamber nf Commerce. He attributed lo him in an olf-lhe-rrcattends Ih* Congregation*! Chris­ ord talk it Ihe Gridiron Club din­ tian Church In Hanford. ner bore Saturday nighl. Jim Blanton of St. Augustin*, "If the cltlmns and voters of He was quoted as having said candldale for the State Railroad Hcminul* County will honor me lhat (hose at the lead laid* needed and public Uillitirs Commlnion. with the privilege of serving them only to mova two scats over from spent Tuesday In Sanford and as county commissioner In Dis­ where he was silling lo g(rct the announced Ihe appointment ol AI trict 3, I shall endeavor to add a next president at Its dinner next Sklnnar a« his campaign manager degree of stability and good busi­ year, Nixon was lilting two seals for Seminole County. He has nam­ ness Judgment In the administra­ away. ed Slate Rep. F, Chartci Uslna tion of county sffalri. 1 will at Elsenhower laughed and re­ of SI. Augustine, as ills state­ all limes represent all of tho peo­ plied thal reporters were never wide campaign manager ple and will do that which should present at Gridiron dinners, and nilttlon. 40 )cari old. Is a n i­ he of benefit to the entire coun­ [hat certainly no guest had been tty* of Madisun County and la in ty," Lonninn said, lla added that guilty nf reporting what he said- the transportation and tourist he le "to favor of diversifying the But as long as it wai out, lie business. Ha said tha top plank economy of our county," Idded, be didn't mind clarifying In his platform Is to give Ihe what ha hid said. Ha laid he was public a full opportunity to tw talking about geographical areal heard hj cum mission before deci­ Fqubus May Get In which certain peopla were sil­ sions are made on rates and ser­ vice*. ling at the dinner. State Rights Bid Ha went on to say that if anyFOLLETE, Tenn, (UPJ) - pne wondered whether he had a nsai Gov. Grval Fsubus and ' reference or even a, bias about Fire Control retired Adm, John Crommalln era le choice of his successor, l*e Courses Planned tha frontrunners for tha presiden­ answer was yea—very definitely. tial nomination of Iho Btatei He later we* asked If he Fire Capt. W. L. Rowland of tha ROME O F T H I EAHTKRULY HALL DOOR PRIZES to bo awarded at Right* Party, its national aJwir- specifically referred to tha vico Sanford Naval Air Station will tha May fair-Inn done* Sat urdap night a n plaaad intR ftJ. C, Penney Co. man said Tuesday. j*.. . president. Ha aaeworad by asking conduct tho ftrat of a aeries of window by Mr*. HaroldUpftbby, wha to la ehargt of dhor prig* arrange­ Arthur Colo, a LaFoUetto iaiur- too reporter V there w ai any demonstrations for nwmbera of ment*. Giving theirapproval are Kenneth McIntosh, toft, co-chairman of anca man, said either fau b ta or doubt to hit mind, tho Lake Mary Voluntaar Flra the ^Watumpka, A ir, aogngatfonliaeahawer alM wai aehed about Dope March U at I p. ■* in Ih* ftra b o m . lb* Rowuhllaan toa'ttoa when tbe party hokta*Ha Bubjpct Of Capt. lowland's improved aq u ip m en ru t^fti* for county crippled children. Ticket* and national convention at Dayton, vrntion (a July. Ha aald be bad demonstration will ba "How to M tr*** X W i - a M o fw in ^ i't n ffU w ( W f n l d Ike Suggests Bi-Racial 1 p. m. Slocks Alexander Runs For Re-Election County Checks Lormann Qualifies For Board Race Owners Disagree Will) Appraisals Ike Makes It Clear He's For Nixon Blanton Appoints Skinner As Aide K B x it t ir ir " i i 'V- v i KiU w _v NO. 681 A. C. Doudney and Jama* Birke*. meyer, seeking a School Board east from District S. Circuit Court Clerk David Gat, chel said lhat 34.939.30 was rot* leeled from the qualifying can* dldates. Out of that, on* third will go to the State Democrat!* Comm idea and the rest to tho County Democratic Executiv# Committee and to. help pay for tho cost of the election.. Candldetee and office! they w tl vie for a rt: CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT —David Galchel end Arthur Beck* with Jr. TAX ASSESSOR- Richard Me* Canna and Mary Earto Watkar. SHERIFF— J. Q. Galloway and J. L. Hobby. COUNTY COMMISSION, Dka* trlct I - Donald Bales, T, V. Brown, and J. C. Hutchison. COUNTY COMMISSION. D(a> trlct 3 - J. D. Cordell, J. 11. V at Hoy and Ted Will la me. COUNTY COMMISSION, Dtotrlct 3— James p, Avery, Olio Fourakre, Allen R. Lormann, W. Lawrence Swofford end Edward Lea Zimmerman. COUNTY COMMISSION, Dli> trlct 3— Herbert G. Behrens, George W. Belt, John Fltipalrlcb and Homer Little. SUPERVISOR OR REGISTRA­ T IO N - Camilla D. Bruce and Kathleen Reynolds. SCHOOL BOARD, District 9 Roy Mann and Ray Slaton. PEACE JUSTICE, District » Phillip M. Packard and ThomM G. Moon. CONSTABLE, District 4 - ft. K. Carroll, 0, ti. Owens. Alvkl J, Pelly and Lcwta A. Tat*. PEACE JUSTICE, District f t Elmer E. Ashley, Linton L. Cox, John Nettlalon and Homer SewelL CONSTABLE, Dlitriet f t - W. D. Bridge, Grady L, Hall and Frank G. Lucey. Longest Civil Suit Ends After 7 Days T ht longest elvU u w to Romlwa •lo County'a history ondod Monday afternoon after aevew days. A alk-aion Jury fmmi. the dtfew- - - ' dent, the Ewell Construction 0% nf Lakeland, not guilty of o rhargo of failing to fulfill eontrari spoaL flralionx. Tlia City of Sanford Housing authority brought Ui* 930,000 w jl to 'c o u rt claiming that tho «aw> •trurlinn rnmpany did not apply the tile r»of according to itan* dardi. The roof In question was ots William Ctnrk Court. Tho work wai completed in April, 1933, and the ra«s was not filed In GirtuM Court until Islo 1997. Attorney for tho defendant waft Mark Cleveland Jr. whlla Fred Wilson and G, Andrew Bpacr acted for tha plaintiff. Tha Jury dsllkaralad on* and k half hours be fix* banding Circuit Judge Vassor Carlton a not gtotor decision. Two Draw Traffic Violation Charges Two Hanford residents wero charged with failure lo yield Iho right nf way In downtown arddenis Tuesday. Roy Allen Frank of the San­ furd Naval Air Station was one of Ihe drivers charged after he ran a slop sign at Oak Ave. while going wait on Hacand St., poll** said. Frank ran into a car driven by Margaret M. Wright of 70S Ouk Ave, pollro reported. Tha Wright car was traveling south on Dak Ave. Stella Lewis Moore of 717 W. First SI. was charged with fall­ ing to yield Hie right of way to a car driven by Carl Sayre who was (raveling north on Magnolia Ave, Stella Moore stopped (or a stop sign on Second SI. but start­ ed across the intersection whlla Ssyrt was approaching it on Magnolia, police u ld , .1.1I■Iy ■■ Longwood Paving Bid Ii Awarded Langwoad'i lown council award­ ed the contract for paving 0.000 feet nf Longwood slreels to Gr­ ange Paving and Construction Co. hionday night. Orang* Paving and Conslruflion had previously submitted the low has* bid of $37,371.30 for pulling down doublo surface pave­ ment on Grant Ave. from Wildmere to Oaorgla Ave,, Palmetto Av*. from Grant wait to Uw ri “ road, and oa Wilma Ave, t r m Matoer Ave. to Church St. Consulting engineers orlgiaalf estimated tha stroat paving tag! at allghliy more than 910,(m. Baton and C* ka. waa awarded Uw ooatraqt for uttnitoa UW. �16, 19*0 I» r B a n fg rl jw ta Southeast C O f C Meets Monday Ernest Wealing. newly elected president of the Soulheartern Sent; Inote County Chamber of Comm eret annoonred that the Board will meet on Monday at • p. m. at Tic importance of a retarded child being accepted Is the mos, important thing to remember in -vorklng with retarded children. Dr. Cornelia Lancaster told the Seminole Assn, for Retarded Chil-' dren Monday. "If any child feels accepted, they are happier afid can work much better." Dr. Lancaster said. Dr. Lancaster said that It Is hard to measure how far a retarded child can go by an IQ lest, because often by learning *good social hab-; its. and by being accepted, he can progress to a paint greater than his Semtoola High School Glee Club, ■dcr the direction of Mitt Ollie fhtttle, will compete with other Ign dubs Saturday io Daytona •nth. Tim boys chorus, girls torus, mixed chorus, dMM* ouarft and mixed ensemble will at* phony Office in the San Juaa Hotel, la Winter Park, tiekats may be purchased at tha Music Sox, 133 Park Are. Thn real aatato appraisal class lOTSd by tbo Soaiaolo County Vocational School will mako eh •ppraleal field trip Thursday. The class, under the direction of Winter Park appraiser Karl Shannon, will sstiaato the value of a plot of land at llth S t and Palmetto Ava. Tan of the U lessens la tha course are Ssatoola County Retarded Chil­ dren's Association officers Mrs. Betsy Lauda and Mrs. Jaao Pittard will apeak about tbo association'* work a t tha Jaycee’s meeting Thursday. The luncheon meeting will bo at the Civic Castar. Two Sanford beys, Bruce Ander­ son and Prank Scott have returned to lb# Baylor School for Boys at Chattanooga, Tana., after ependtog the spring holidays with their par* NowOnDisplay By United Press lo tm atlen al Gov. LeRoy Collins said Tues­ day racial discord Is aiding the Communist cause and be urgad a moderate st,n4 to eras# raelal tension In this country. Collins was main speaker a t a rain-sodden Diamond JubUeo cele­ bration commamoratlng the n th anniversary of Lakeland and Flo­ rid s Southern Collage. "But frankly," ba said, “if the leaders of the Kremlin had work­ ed up a plan to weaken us throughout the world, I can think of none which would be more ef­ fective than tha script wo arc now following." Tcllahossoo residents were gla­ red on noUce Tuesday that tha city commission "will not tolerate gang action or mob rule by Ne­ groes or whites." Tbo commissioners' statoatoot followed Salurdey'e disturbances to which 35 anti * segregation demonstrators were arrested on ebargee of disturbing the peace. Troopers used tear gaa to disperse a gathering of more than 100 demonotrotora who hod gathered for o protest march downtown. Sis N egro' college students, charged with disorderly conduct following a phort-llved sltdown demonstration at St. Auguatton Tuesday, fans a hearing today. RAMON VBLBZ will bn one of thn .(op dnneera in the Joan Greco danen troop coming to thn Civic Cnntnr March 24. Thn Sanford-DoBary Entertainment Aaan. win sponsor tha concert. Ticket! may be purchased at tha Chamber of Com­ merce. By United Press International Doyle E. Carlton Jr., and Mrs. Carlton set out on two different campaign trails today In Carlton's bid for Democratic nomination as governor. Carlton, after a two-day rest at his Wauchula home, beaded for a breakfast at Bradenton, brief visits at ralm elto and Sarasota and a fish fry rally . at Port Myers. Mrs. Carlton attended rallies at Panama City and Havana and tonight will attend a reception at Tatlahassee. Candidate John McCarty of Fort Pierea will be the main speaker tooight at tha Laka Worth Jaytee Distinguished Sarviea Award ban­ quet. This morning he spoke to Chamber of Commerce member* at Lake Worth and later helped open the Fiesta Dal Sol at Wart Palm Beach. la D elray Beach Tuesday, Mc­ Carty aald Tallahassee college students who took part In anUaegregatlon sitdowns should bo tspelled from tehool. "That Is not why they are sup- posed to be la date • auoported schools." he *ald. -Thera la a ire a t difference between the can* •titutioaal right to asscrabU peace­ ably and inciting a riot." . Fred O. Dickinson of West Palm Beach planned to campaign in the Miami area today, aftar appearing In other east coast eitles Tues­ day. in other activity amona guber­ natorial randidata* Tuesday, Ma­ yor Harden Burns at Jacksonville spoke in Winter Park; C. Parris Bryant of Ocala campaigned in the rain at Gainesville: and Ted David of Hollywood criticised bis opponent in n talk at Tampa. Another candidate, Harvie Belser of Boalfay, said Tuesday be la "the truest friend" of the Negro b u t'b e added " f am not going to mislead the Negro to get his vote." Belter said "1 know that the members of tha ealored race un­ derstand deep in their hearts that they can attain greater accom­ plishment— religiously, socially. aeanomlcaUy and morally — If our segregated way of life la maintained." F g e ln rlg g FA 2*3649 SECURITY SSOCIATES* INC. Members • New Yark Stack Eichange , I, STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS Youths Find Out How Easy It Is To Start Fira cigarette would start a woods Are found out that It would lam weak. The boys built a small pile of pine straw and put the cigarette to It, Seminole County forest rangers reported. Then the youths ageo IS end M, watched the pine straw Ignite and tha fire bum off an acre of land. One of the boys said be wond­ ered U Smoker Bear had been telling the truth when bo slid that clgarettas cause forest fires. Firemen from the Sanford Naval Air Station pOt out Urn blase. **© *«*• •W H A tiy L hC an Cherry Poe 45 Pouiui Cake 49 . 4<t'—. QUICK FROZEN KING MAi MARCH 17, 18, 19 ! Oranges 5 ^ - 29 * Kitchen LADY BETTY Unbreakable Plastic Prune Juke Qt’ 35 ‘ Stepson Type Was IM S Ann Page Reg. or Elbow ANM PAGE Strawberry S P A G/ H E T T I Preserves C Q < On All Faints (Hherwin - Williams, Fix A ll Ruatoleum), Brushes, Rollers, Pane, and Related Item s,. Ocean Spray 37c Clorax qt. 19c Ok MACARONI l% L t. Jar # 20% DISCOUNT Crackers . the City HaU Memorial buUdinf, Thla to a very Important mei Ini In that committee* will be < fanlted and the budget dlicuwi Wealing »aid, 25c * 4* i t �.< • • .'V Gold Medal SH O RTEN IN G 3 49 GIANT FAB PKG 4 9 ' RICH, FULL FLAVORED COFFEE K ra ft in s t a n t (Limit I with )3. or more Food Order.) DKTKRGINT £S£o d s t o £ C U A N Tinr RIGHTS RESERVED F rie r* Good Thur*., F r l , 8 » l , March IT, 1*. 1*. 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S i 59 Pkg. | Morton Frozen Lindtoy Hudeon Family Pock R IP E O LIV ES NAPKINS Buffet »l Pkg. 29* Hudson Toilet TISSUE Pies L“* &1S 59‘ Betty Crocker MUFFIN MIX B l ' b e r r y 39 * C o r n ’^ 25 * Orange V?/' 33 * Feminine Napkin* FEMS ^ W M ^ rL ^ u ^ a o e^ | & 4 JO M N M tte Kwtr Wu �I I ' NEW YORK (UPI) - Mtnhattan Borough Pm ldoat HuMn E. Jaek took back hli 8*5,wo a year ' Tueaday but bada’t heard the ■£. left of ekargea be took gratultl** from a real citato operator doing buaincH with the city. Jack impended blmaelf from ’ ^ ' tbo borough preatdcncy, hlgheat municipal Job MM by a Negro in H -:? tM nation, Mat January when '-*<• Chargee of eonaglniey and viol*- V «g*l<t»l Uut! ?. Calkin dlimlaaed the four aaaat indictment agalnit Jack ‘Monday. Ho a«id the conapiracy charge abould be tried aeperately .•ad that the other three couati not apecify that Jack kMw benefactor had bualpeii dealfaga with the city. 'D ie t Atty. Frank Hogan Mid fee wee "aatounded" by the die* taiaaaL He aald he would appeal Judge Culkin'a declaUm. Gov. K c a w r, m sni r or rumitM, mota coiunrr. TH URS. - FRI. - SAT. STO R E M ARCH 17-18-19 OPEN 9 A. M OPEN CHULUOTA SQUARE DANCING, sponsored by thn community wom­ en's club, was put on In the Chutuotn parking lot juat off SR 419 Saturday night. The daneera swung their partners to country style records and the calling of Ralph Neely of Oviedo. Diplomatic observer! In Moo- eow and. French authorltlee In Paris have net been inclined to doubt the genuineness of Khrush- ANNISTON, AM. (UP!)-Viola Hyatt went to prison Tuesday to begin a Ufa sentence for the mur­ der and mutilation of two brother* wM lived oa Mr father'* farm. Mias Hyatt, a , pleaded guilty to both counts of murder at her trial Monday. Two Juries, by agreement between prosecution and defense, handed out two W« Selection of the first Jury had Just Mgnn when aM admitted hilling Dm Harper, 18. The Jury deliberated fire udnutee and voted for life imprieonment. A second jury was theses and also approved a life term for tho killing of Emmett Harper, 41, DAVID M. aXTCIIKL, clsrk nf the circu it ean rt A recent government survey By Martha T. Vlfeltn found that among American work­ D -nutr Clerk . C. Hutchison, Jr., er* M yarn oM aad over, uamarIwarde Building Hod women an Just at likely to s l i r i , Florid* tiro or far Plaintiff iMleh Mar. 1. if , **. M, MSS. capital for a brief breather In a Crimean m a r t. But the Qual D'Oraay alio knew that Khruihchev just wai not accepting tho gruelling 19-day tour of Prance it had worked out for him far the vlilt that wai to have begun today. It it now i t day*. etarting March II, and leaa ambition*. On March i t a high Soviet of­ ficial Impatiently waved aaide the official aehedule ahown to him by this correspondent and aald, "Don't pay any attention to this —tho program is not yet accept- tM President'! Job to find a new premier whenever a government fella, which hat Man occuring la Italy with monotonous rogutority tor the bettor' part of tho last sovsn years. So with the fall of Premier An­ tonia Segal's government on Feb. M,. GroaeM begs* a familiar found eg eoaeultatkma. Italy's situation, once compara­ ble to the unstable governments of the French Fourth Republic, now is almost unique omong ma­ jor nations. !to most powerful party la the Christian Democratic which com­ mands S4 per cent of the votes la Parliament and from which every Italian premier ha* Mon draw* alnco tM fall of Mussolini aad ootibUshmont of the new Ital­ ian constitution. *But tM parly Itself M split right, eentor and teit, which helps to ex­ plain why governments may ehsage but faces do not Dependlag oa tM currant direction of the political winds, tM premlorahlp usually falls to a man who has hold tM Job boforo —Bsgnl, Aalatore Fanfanl, Giuseppe PelM. Individually they may M de­ scribed ia order aa moderately loft, toft and right. •acauao they hare Men unable to obtain a clear parliamentary majority since IMS, the Christian Democrat* have Men forced to rule with a coalition drawn from maaller parties from either right or left. When one «f these parties Monarchist, Liberal, Republican or Moderate Socialist, withdraws government Oa tea oMeUneo eontrotUng laatfOr W per cent el the perilsmeatary notee a n tin Commu­ nists aad fin left-wing Socialists. Neither ever has boon represented ia aa Italian government. It la apaa these Leftwing Social­ ist* that Ofaavhl has cast a hun­ gry oya in Ida search tor a coali­ tion which could not easily be topjded. He calls U aa "openlag to the AH acet-war Rattan govern­ ments s it s boon attauch friends of tM Vtoot and supporters of the Atlantic Pact. That attitude could change should Oroachl’o "opening N IGHT *9 ” & TIL • STRIPES A SOLIDS 59C SPECIALI S S S 'V B l u e r $ 1 Wlthln 78 hours of last week­ end, when Khrushchev's Illness and postponement cf the visit were announced, Soviet Ambassa­ dor Sergei A. Vinogradov mads five calls on top French officials ■nd finally emerged with a cur­ tailed, modified and mutually ac­ ceptable program. Khruihchev'a health and energy are legendary. But the globe­ trotting Prem ier wilt be M next month, la considerably overweight and Is believed to bo aufftrug from a kidney ailment. Ha re­ cently told a Western ambassador in Moscow that men over M should take at least two months vacation annually. In America last aulumn ha was under the observation of three physicians and M then told nows 8 P. M • 20” a 40” AS Viayl! Rooted Hair! 3-year-old Size 1 PARI* (UP!) - The French proposed and Khrushchov dispos­ ed. lbs French. were made pain­ fully aware, before postponement sad shortening of lovlot Premier Nikita Kkruahcbov'i visit to Franca, <f hli displeasure with the program originally worked out for Urn by the Foreign Minis­ try. FRIDAY . CANNON TURKISH ' 11” * 12” Assorted Colors 15e Value! WOOD SPRING C U P Shorts & Pedol Pushers Just Arrived But Khrushchev's health is only part of the explanation for his un­ happiness with tM original French Travel plan for him. President Charles DeOaulia al­ ready had more than gratified French national pride by forcing postponement of the Kast-West summit conference until after his meeting with Khrushebev. He ap­ parently wanted to extract amre mileage. So among other things, the French offered to take Khrush­ chev to the Sahara and they hoped to persuade him to visit Algeria, which might give the effect of indirect Russian support of DeG m ile's African policy. The shrewd planners arranged ■ light schedule which would have kopt Khrushchev going non-stop almost around tho clock and pre­ vented contact with tM Preach masse*. He waa to M deprived of any opportunity to meet leftwing trade unions. Tho proud and astute former eoal minor, now tM 'ru le r of atl the Rusilai, would not M drawn Into acceptance of tho French plana. He invoked a case of flu and curtailment of hie vset aad a less arduous travel program! CHILDREN’S PLAY SHORTS Sixes 2 to ft—39c Val. Aaat. Poplins ft Broadcloth T 87* for CHILDREN’S KID-O-MAGIC BJmo 7-14 Assorted Print a ft Solids !.«• to M l VALUE! rilONB FA X-llta LAST TIMES TON1TB AT 7iM AND ltiM P. M. “A IMM OF FLANDERS" David Ladd • Doeaid Crtop CINEMASCOPE ft COLOR CO-FEATURE AT t(N ONLY "BUT NOT FOR M r Ctork Gable • Carol Baker Men’a - Women’s - Children’* THONG ; SPECIAL! 47< SANDALS ||s I JACK BILT'REG. 1,00 Color & Recolor Books WITH CRAYONS REG. 1.0*. SPECIAL! 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Of lourar, this is a benefit for the Crippled Children's Assn, so while you are having a gay time t going lo a Club mem-, ic association on the BOATING, too — and forming a | THE JET BOWLER-ETTES. a boat a-cade to Lake Bercsford and new bowling league consisting of later having dinner at St. John'i Navy wives, will have fun and Camp, wert; Mr. and Mrs. Harry exercise every Wednesday morn'. Robson, Mr. and Mra. Wally Phil­ Headed by Fran (Mrs, James) Mackey, the 10 teams will in­ ips, Mr. and Mra. Ed Higgina, Mr. crease later and now is the time and Mrs. F. D. Scott and Cmdr. to gel your name on the wailing and Mrs. Gilbert Blake and family. list. Other oifierrs are Mary A LARGE CROWD was seen at (Mrs. Bob) Salre, Kathy (Mrs. Howard) Harrison and- Mary Jim Spcnccr'i restaurant Friday (Mra, Hal) McCumbrr. night—several Clvltan members and their wives stopped In on their way home from Titusville where they had gone to cnaner a new club—others that met lo "snow­ ball" into a parly included Belly and Dr. Bob Smith. Marian and Mas Bent, Shirley and Jack Yountbladc, Carol and Deacon Uakkc, Alice and Ralph Maitui, Jnni and L. II. Higginbotham and Beverly Bachman. PLAYING BRIDGE Saturday night at the home of Shirley and Carl Schilke were Mr. ami Mri R. Morris of Maitland, Mr, Mrs. Boyd Coleman and Mr. Mra. Held Ivcrten—Nellie Coleman won high score and Ethel Morris was low. f f n Seminole County, got together R ecen tly to begin their work of ad­ dressing and stamping envelopei lor the Easter Seal stamp tale. ONE COULD TELL that there j was a big party on Park Ave. Sat­ urday night. Cara lined the street for a block or two in front of Lucy and Dave King's home and two luau lorehoa lighted their back rn trance. Inilde, bouquet* of red gladioli were placed at vantage j o i n t s and the crowd hovered over platters of turkey and ahrimp—and testy meat balls which were espe­ cially popular. Dave la "skipper" of VAH-1 to hi* unit was well represented, along with a host of •Iher Navy and civilian friends. “ BOO" AND FRED GANAS have hern huty entertaining guest a at their home on Golden Lake. Week­ end guests, Air. and Mrs. Jack ^ r o s i and Mr. and Mra. Ronald ^ H u n l of Wlllowdalc, Toronto, Canad*, arrived on the heel* of IS relatives who spent several days here for a family reunion. MRS. FRED A. DYSON ha* been enjoying company, too—her lister, Mra. G. T. Allen of Si. Strphcn, I . C., Is visiting her. MRS. F. D. SCOTT planned a de­ licious fried chicken supper party A -a n d the guest of honor didn't ^ahow bp — it wat for her son, Frank, who was due in from Bay­ lor Military School and became snow-bound between Chattanooga and Atlanta—but hie friends enjoy­ ed the parly and later greeted him at the train with a song, “ He's A Jolly Good Fellow" . . . Saturday, Frank and around II or 20 other teenagers were accompanied by Mra. Earl Higginbotham and Mra. Wohn Crawford on a hayride to ^»'ew Smyrna Beach were they had dinner at Norwood's Seafood Reatgurant. •SUNDAY WAS A BRIGHT DAY —perfect for admiring orchids at the Central Florida Orchid So­ ciety's annual show—among those allrmJIng were Mra. J. D. Wood­ ruff, Mra. W. A. KraUcrt. Mlaa Rebecca Stevens, Mill Liviata Blauvell, Mr. and Mra. Clyde Ram­ s e y , Mrs. I. E. Batten, lfr, and Mra. H. A. Moreland and Mra. Mary Earla Walker. IT WAS A FINE DAY FOR O V ER U Y E A R S at First and Palaaett* (Along Sid* Post Office) SAN FO RD FURNITURE COMPANY • Carpet • Furniture • HI* • I'lanea • Rental Beds THE BEATNIKS OF VAH-l are invited lo a session tonight at the home of Billie and George Kimmuna in Loch Arbor. The Kimmons' "pad" will be lull of atmosphere with genuine Taps clothes on the waits—red, waxy Anthurium flown in from Hawaii for the occasion —and the only lighting will he provided by gailycolored drip candles in wine bottles. If the evening n warm enough the party might extend into the back yard which will be lighted by Capri lights. Enter­ tainment will consist of ja it readings and guests who play musical instruments are request­ ed lo bring them—hut only if they play badly! The Kimmons are hoping somrone will- show up with bongo drums, too. Doesn't it make you want to put on an old beret and join in on the fun7l Miss Clark Feted Present Fashions A t Beatnik Party At Civic-Center iOn 16th Birthday . The dinner fashion ahow, "Shop At Home", sponaored by the Sanford Woman'! Club achedulcd for March 31 ai T p. m. at the Civic Center will fealure fashions from Cowans, Holly­ wood Shop, Mary Esther*, Robsona Mens Shop, Rn Jays, Per­ kin* Mena Shop, Purcell* and Yowella. The models' hair will be aiyled for the show by the Leilani House of Beauty, Eva Bess, Neils’, Mary Brown and Eve lyn'a Beauty Salons. Flower* will be furnished hy the Sanford Flower Shop Mrs. Carl Srhilke, chairman of the event, reports a variety of fashion* for the matron. Junior m ill, sub teen and men w-ilt shown, making the evening en­ joyable for the whole family. Proceed* will be used for the many civic projects the Woman's Cluh takes part in. TicVrts are $2.50 each and may be obtained at any of the local stores furn­ ishing fashion*, from the Sanford Flower Shop or hy calling Mra. John White at FA 2-4603. Mrs. Paul Colman at FA 233<S9 and Mrs. Clyde Ramsey at FA 2 0766. Mis* Donna Stowetl and Mil* Jean Ataalera entertained l i l t weekend at Ihe Stowrll home In Oitren, h o n o r i n g Mis* Regina Clark whn was celebrating her 16th birthday. The guest* came dressed a* "Beatnika." Games were enjoyed and refreshments served to the honoree, Linda Vieon. Linda Ty­ ler, France! Riggs, Patty Scott, Carrrl Crim, Jean Masters, Ma­ xine and Donna Slowed. flenald Harvey, Rulch Shiver*, Danny Neal, John Peterson, Jack Boone, Herman Allman, Tommy Lemon, Jimmy Shivers and LarHirt. Square Dance Held In Chuluota Beatnik Party At Johnson Home MARY (Mrs. Hugh C.) WHELCIIEL entertairird her Supper Cluh last night ai her home on Magnolia Ave. — Chicken Curry was served to members, Helen (Mrs. Andrew) Carraway, Lucille (Mrs. Price) Heard, Miss Luclle Heard, Mist Ellen Relit, Mitt Dot Powell and Jess (Mrs. Elmer) Dayman. "A COME AS YOU ARE" party for mrmher* of XI Zela Beta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi provided laughs Monday night— Hostess Joan (Mrs. Dsn) Batten greeted everyone at Ihe door in pale blue baby.doll pajamas and with her hair in curlers—and ANOTHER CLUB met yester­ most of her sorority sistert were day for a luncheon at the home aa casually dressed! of Helen (Mrs. Andrew) CarraFOR A WEEKEND OF RELAX­ way—enjoying the monthly "gettogether” were Genevieve tMral ATION, Dr. and Mra. Gordon Stan­ Harry) WoodruH. Mary (Mrs. Le- ley and Mr. and Mr*. W. H. MaRoy) Anderson. Lib (Mrs. Edwin) hany drove to Del Ray. Shinholser, Ruth (Mrs. W. V.) NO SHAMROCKS AND SHILLE­ Bitting, Keen (Mrs. John) Ivey Rlilie (Mrs. Harry) Tooke and LAGHS In Sanford lhl* week? Rose (Mrs. George A., Jr). Nary a Si. Patrick's Day party to report. Speer. * • Mr. and Mr*. H. G. Johnson were hosts lo a parly of about eatnik*” at their home re. Wally Philips, Harry Rob­ son and Bill Myer were selecied as the most authentic looking Beatnik* present. The house was decorated wiih some original paintings, created hy the host*. Assisting the host* were Mr. and Mrs, Ray W. d* Yarmln and Judd Webster en­ tertained the guests with some appropriate poetry. The guest list included Mr. and Mra. Fred Parianl, Mr. and Mr*. Ron Morris, Li. and Mrs. Bill Myer, Air. and Mra. Harry nobson, Mr. and Mr*. Wally Philips, Lt. Cdr.and Mr*. George Kim­ mons, Mr. and Mr*. Mike Caolo, Mr. and Mrs. AI White. Lt. Cdr. and Mr*. Wes Burkes, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Haxton, Mr. and Airs. Tom Weil, Lt. and Mrs. Drew Chevalier, Mr. and Mrs. Dun Smith all of Sanford. Air. and Mrs. ham Beatman of Day­ tona Beach, Air. and Airs. Jim Green, Orlando and Air. and Mrs, Judd Webster and Atr. and Atrs. Max Garapic of Winter Park. Oviedo S. S. Clas Surprises Teacher Garden Tour To Aid New State Building The home u( Mr*. W, T. Walk­ er in Ovirdo was the scene of the rrrenl meeting of Ihr Homemakers’ .Sunday School Class of Ihe First Baptist Churrh. Following Ihe buiiness meeting, Mrs. Walker, Atra. Larry D. Mra. Irwin Fleischer, chairman , Other ihairmen arc Mrs. Harry Wood, co-hoatraa, and twenty member* surprised their leachrr, of the seventh district Home and Lee Jr., who la securing hostess­ Atr*. A. B: Tedford. with a birth­ Garden tour of the Florida Fede­ es to serve In the Sanford homes, day party. Ro-es and sta lra i ration of Garden Clubs for San­ i arhcdulrd on the lour. Mra. H. were used in Ihe party rooms. ford, announced today that pro­ ceeds from the tour will benefit i K*. Ring la (raffle manager end the state headquarters building, Airs. Fleiicher le taking reiervascheduled to be erected in Win­ | tions for ihe but lour, originating in Sanford, March 23. Other buster Park. She alio italed that ticket! ra will leave from Orlando on purchased In advance will be Ihe Ihrrr days of the lour, Alarch slightly less than those purchas­ 22. 23 and 24. The 16 homes to be show>n on ed on the daya of the lour. Atr*. Clyde Ratnaey I* serving as ad­ the tour originating in Sanford, THURSDAY vance tour ticket chairman and will be in Ihe Winter Park and Sanford Boat and Ski Club anyone wishing to enjoy the event Orlando area. Included in this may purchase tickets for either group are the homes of Mrs. Cy­ m erti at I p.' rn. in the City a tour of homes In Winter Park ril Grislier, Mrs. George Brass, recreation office on East First and Orlando or a full tour of 23 Mrs. T. J. Matthews, Mrs. L. K. St. for program meeting and re Jennings. Mrs. Benjamin Lawton, {reshmenis. home*. City-wide bridge gamea ai 7.30 Mrs. Jack Holloway, Atra. A. J. Bush, Airs, W. T. Bruce, Mn. p. m. in the lobby of the Civic L. A. Bra verm an and Mrs, Arthur Center, Gerde, Airs. Fleischer stressed that the lour is for the public a t well aa members of the Garden Clubi. Mr, and Mra. Waller Duda are Tickets are transferable for the announcing the birth of a son on benefit of those who can only see Tuesday, March a, at Ihe Orange a limited amount of home* and Alemorlal Hospital, Orlando. Mr. wish to pass their ticket* on to and Mrs. John L. Duda, Sr., fila- somronr else. Of special tnlereat via, are the paternal grandparcnla. to local residents will be the Judy's parents, Mr, and Mri. De- three Sanford homes included In Costa, live In Ohio. the lour. Jjocal fcvsunJtA Oviedo Personals Despite the chilly hreese*. 8*1urdav night. Ihe square dance in Chuluota waa enjoyed by thorn present. Refreshments, Including hot coffee were sold. and the event was held oul-doora, which tu n e d out to he a very good arrange­ ment. The dances were called by Ralph Neely of Oviedo. Straight and round dancing to records pro­ vided a "Nile For Fun" which was the third auch event sponsor­ ed by tha Chuluota Women's Club. a ir ..u n r ,iih ............... ... ................................. ........ by M ra. \V. K. (ira.vy c e n te r, w ho told o f Iter e x p erien ces on n tw o m onth siirh tn e rin n tr ip to M exico, Inal su m m er. H flp in g h e r (I is piny Home of th e p o tte ry aha b ro u g h t h o m e a re , left, Mr.-, 0 . U B urks, hontesn fo r th e m e e t­ in g itnd J lr s . J a m e s T r u itt, circle p re sid e n t. (H erald P h o to ) Guests Enjoy * Circle Learns About Mexico, Other Interesting Subjects ROSE CIRCLE Mr*. D. L. Barks was hostess to members of the Rose Garden Circle Friday, at her home In Mayfair with twenty-one members and two guests attending. Following the business session a program was presented by Mr*. IV. E. Gray, who used as her topic "A Trip To Mexico.’’ Mr. and Mrs. Gray spent two month* louring Alrxiro last sum- m rr and nhr luld the circle mem­ bers many interesting things about the country. She elaborated on the rlimalc in the different section* of Mexi­ co. the people, their living con­ dition* and ihe mountain regions. She also displayed samples of handicraft Including wood car­ vings. poticry, silver and hand made materials. Mr*. Gray said Dial the hand made artirlc* were created hy people of all agr*. cvrti the very small rhildrrn could b» seen painting nr doing very intricate hand work. A covered dish luncheon was Members of Gamma Lambda served at nonn. AZALEA CIRCLE Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi hrht a “ Model Aleellng” one after­ Mrmbcr* of the Aialea Garden noon at the home of Air*. Joyce Circle met wilh Atr*. AI Hunt at Covington, in Pinecresl. During her home on South Palmetto Ave., Ihe business session the chapter for t|ie March program, with voted to assist In addressing Hie-j Airs. Hal Harris* a* co hostess, raiure and making bandage* for Mr*. Henry McLaulln, presi Ihe American Cancer Society dent, presided at Ihe business Two birthday* will be crlrhrat- meeting. Mrs. Hunt save a very rd at the county home llsia interesting laik rntillrd "Lei's month Air*. Covington and Ain. Talk Ahnut Tea," It seems dial Paulette White will be ho*le»*r* Ir.i was accidently discovered in for one and Mr*. Betty McKee 2737 111*. People, even in those and Mr». Ann Cowan, Ihe other. days. Itoiled water in order to Mrs. Pat Larsen presented the make It safe for drinking purtrope of Beta Sigma Phi lo the po*es. Emperor Shett Nona knelt rusher*, w'ho were attending their before Ihe tire and Ihe wind first sorority meeting. Mr*. hlrw leases from Ihe hurtling Reids McCall, president, outlined hranclir* In the |«it of water. The the various degree* earned in tea leaves gave off >uch a fra­ grant odor the emperor derided Beat Slgnta Phi, Refreshment* were served by to lasie the steaming liquid. the holies* followed hy a tour of the Florida Federation n( Arl Newest shoe designed to ratrh building tnuicum in DeHsry. The the laney «f Hie campus — an tour was in conjunction with Ihe all leather "snrakrr." Gold, mu* program on paintings. tard or green hruslird leather is Mrmbcr* attending were Mrs. used for a soft, flexible upper Cowan, Mr* .McKee. Mr*. Carol and Itglduclghl, ventilated lea­ Dennison. Airs. Patricia Sirn- ther sole. slrom, Mrs. Ann Howland. Mrs. Vermelle Peterson. Mrs. Katie Corley, sponsor, Mrs. Gloria Little, At” U»len llamncr, Mrs. Alargarrl Horne, Airs, Fran Ri­ vero. Mrs. Eilir Iverson, Mrs. Barbara Green. Mrs. Arihurcne Conk. Mrs. McCall. Airs, I-argrn LO SE 5 LB S. and Mrs. Faye Stetson. Sorority Members Tour Museum ---------------------- ( The while mat on one hand and the dark tweed coat on the other rpitoiniir a sr. sanlesi look In spring coat* and answer the big demand for travel wear. IN 3 D A Y S wilh W H Y -R IT E A M EAL IN A GLASS tquivalgnl to . . . Mr*. Hunt's home was decorat­ ed throughout with camellias. The hostesses served a delicious froien dessert and coffee to Airs. Henry AtcLiultn, Airs. J. A. Young. Mrs. J. P. Cullen, Mrs. Ho) Tillls, Mrs. O. P. Herndon, Mis* Kllalee Kirchhoff. Mrs. J. D. Callahan, Mrs. G. At. Shipp Mr*. C. P. darkey, Mr*. R, F. Steele and Air*. Ben Todd. CENTRAL CIRCLE Central Cirrir of Ihe Sanford Garden Club met at the homa of Mr*, tra Southward for tha monthly gel to gether. The re ­ freshment table was eenlered with a beautiful arrangement nf rose* tn paitrl colors. Alr». George .McCall presented Alra. Herbert .Moreland who gave an interesting program on philo­ dendrons, Shr displayed apeelmri)* and lold member* their botanical names. Airs. B. C. .Vittore gave the thoughts for Ihe day and Mr*. Voile William* Sr., presided at Ihe business session. Alembert were remindrd of Ihe orchid show at tin in by and Michigan Ave., Orlando, March 13 and M. Those wishing to tend cards lo Mr*. A. K. Rosaiier, who le re­ cuperating from surgery In Bal­ timore may address them la her at: John Hopkins Hospital, WIImur—Room 310, Rallimore, Md. Fur fabrics go everywhere and do everything this year. There are jackets, pullover*, coats, akiria, and at-home outfits of fabrics that simulate real pelts or toy-animal fur*. Look for mock otter, "teddy bear" moulon, pony akin, mink, chinchilla, and the ‘‘lhaggy dog" piles. MOUJF Of IfAUrr a EASTER SPECIAL All Regular 117.31 laelndtog For Timed * Htoachod Hair. Permanent cm a a a Waves IU MM HIAWATHA DMIVH Phone FA I-7TI7 For Phillip, Boh, Margie or France*. Tues. . Thur*. - Frl, - Evening Appointment* Avnllabtol FLORSHEIM Aduaucz SuMum Sh& d JUST RECEIVED... Unusually Large Selection Of Lovely New Fabrics Especially Adopted For (p su iA o n a lA Friend* of Ham Fisher will be glad to learn that he returned to his home a t 220 West llth S t . lhl* week, after treatment at Seminolt Memorial Hospital. He le still confined to hi* bed but la able to have visitor!. AKK HERE! oar ehawi Restouront will he open m a n . * F rt tolghl. Now Open Under New Management Shrim p & C h i c k e n wilh nN (he trimmings EMBROIDERED POLISHED COTTONS COMETS • 2505 8. Sanford Are. FA J-9711 Open T Dny A Wook • DEAN AND JEAN .PARRISH Featuring Freshly Prepared — MOTHER-DAUGHTER OUTFITS THE ANGEL'S DRIVE-IN Our SptdaRy — ORDERS TO GO! Woman’s Club To Now On Display AT — HUNT FA S-4MI LINCOLN MERCURY INC. tee N. 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This is cut from beef steers that have been specially grainfed to produce beef that is the ultimate in tenderness and flavor. Only the finest of this beef it selected for the PSG brand •c out stores. Value is determined by the best combina­ tion of Quality, Price and Trim. We take our hat off to no one when it comes to value!. . . for this is the story behind the success of . . . and the wide acclaim for PSG BRAND meats. You could buy meat blind-folded at our stores — and KNOW th it you are getting the best value every time! Thrifty housewives usually have some tasty dish planned for the leftovers and therefore prefer to buy slightly heavier than they need for one meal. However, you can safely approximate your need on the basis of lb. per person of boneless cuts — and % lb. per person of the bonein variety< Allow a little more for big eaters, second helpings, and leftovers. * P. S. G. CHOICE FYNE-TRIM ^ urn PAft* avl A SANFORD, PU. Y * 0p* * f **• * . Than, Frt, Sat Ohm TUi t P. M. Dairy Foods MAYFAIR CHEESE! * p. &g . choice BONELESS CROSS Do/tcj?vsscn PSG ALU M EAT FLAVOR/UL FRANKS Spread 2 PSG TA STY SLICED LADY FAIR BUTTERM ILK OR B-B-Q HAM 4 4 * SWEET MILK CROWN BRAUNSWEIGER LIVER BISCUITS 3<*ns2 5 c SA USAGE 2 ,4 4 * SEA FOODS FRESH CAUGHT SKINLESS BONELESS SNAPPER » 59c DEEP SEA * P. S. G. CHOICE FYNE-TRIM SCALLOPS « 59c QUICK FROZEN . BONELESS ROUND B-B-Q LARGE JERSEY FLOUNDERS u 39c FILLETS DELICIOUS GEORGIA STYLE FRESH COOKED CO D FILLETS - 39c FRYERS SERVE PIPING HOT FARMER GRAY PORK SAUSAGE 3 ^ $100 ST. PATRICKS DAY SPECIAL!! SW IFT’S PREMIUM PICKLED FRESH BAKED EXTRA LARGE ICED WHITE OR CHOCOLATE T �Seminole High Spring Sports Moving In High Gear; Golf Action Thursday Spring Sports are In full awing at Seminole High School. The Seminole High golfers with an unblemished S-e record will host the Winter Park golf team Thursday at the Mayfair Club. Thus far, the Seminole golfers have defeated Edgewater of Or­ lando and Florida Military School. Golf action Thursday will start at 1:43 p. m. This year's golf team is com­ prised of Bob Gleason, Richard Roth, Ed Hamilton, Ricky Glea­ son, Ladd McCoy, Ward Waters, Loo Waters and Ken Gustavson. Seminole bascballers are also hard at work this week getting resdy for the start of the 1M0 season next Tuesday. The Semlnoles meet Colonial to ing play by play radio work for basket­ ball. He Is alno writing a daily column in the local paper called "Oriole Chirp*” and ia doing a 10 minute aporta cast over the Leesburg radio atation each day. Before he came into baaeball laat year a t Sanford, Ward waa a well knovn disc jockey. be assigned to the Sanford franchise and as eoon aa they begin intra-equad games, We will receive reports of how they are Shaping up ae a team. They will work out from now until April. 16 when they will head for Sanford. The season will open on April 19 against Leesburg. Business manager Pete Schaat said th a t there will lie a board of directors meeting the end of this week a t which time members will be given season tickets to begin the drive. Schaal also reports th at tales of the fence aigns have gone well and a s soon a s the score card advertising ia told the club will be In good shape to open the new season. Elsewhere around the loop Ward Goodrich, business manager a t Leesburg, re­ ports th at things are progressing nicely and they should be ready to go when the big show begins. Ward is very enthused over the cooperation he haa received from the city officials and although the ball park ia very old, they are making every effort to have the playing field in top con­ dition. They already hava remodeled the concession stands and have built several new sections of fence. Ward haa a full time job with the Lee*, burg team and all winter he has been do* NEW YORK (U P D - Can (boat •m ating, ball-hawking Bonnie* M ale (op seeded Bradley the wav they panicked defending champi­ on IL John's? That was tha big question fat the National Invitation Basketball Yanraament today aa a rem it #f •L Boaaventore'a etuaniag iod-71 r m t of I t, John's and Bradley's impreaaive TM4 victory over Day. |a a la quarter-final games at Madisaa Aquare Garden Tuesday e Chartay Eckman, former coach of (ha old Fort Wayne Platons of tbo National Basketball Association. "Eckman waa le u harmful to the coaches when he waa a coach," said Blackburn. "I thought wc war* going to win when wn had that four point lead, but Eckman made three straight bad call* against us. Wn lost tho ball three straight times without taking a shot, and thorn went our lead." . . "P aste la the only way to doteribs what happened to us," adMilted Coach JoaLapchieh of llfk .. I k . . 1. 1. Ih a •t. John’s. H"When they .stole llw hall on us three straight Urn**, our aopbomorca Just started to pUy like aopbomores." "Can they panic Bradley?" said Lapchtck In aniwer In a qusry. "W#U, m w , that's a different story, Bradley Is a mush m art poised ball club than w* are." Coach Ed Donovan promised that his Bonnies from Olean, N. Y.. "will start wllh the modifled prsss defense against BradUy and use It all (ho way—unless wa gat Into trouble that way." A press defense also was-a ma­ lar factor in Bradley's win. The Braves war* trailing, 37-33, whan they switched to that detense earIp in tha second half and tha re•uklog surge carried Bradley te n 44-14 Margin with lose (ban PHILADELPHIA (UP1) - Len Matthewa of Philadelphia wants a shot a t lop • ranked lightweight contender Carlo* Ortlx sa a re­ ward for his 10-round decision •ver Labour! Godih Tuesday night. Godih, 130, who- narrowly miss­ ed upsetting Matthews In their nationally televised bout laat month, crowded and attampted to smother the hard hitting attack of tho fourth ranked lightweight contender. But (he 10-year-old Matthewa, who stopped 14 opponents In com'lng a 14-3-1 log, managed to ckle tho former French light­ weight champion's knees wllh aevaral rights and lako a unani­ mous decision. K ! A BF. e Senator rookie Jake Jacob* continues to rap th a t baseball in his bid for a sta rt­ ing berth in the Washington outfield. He got two singles in four tripe Monday agninnt the World Champion Dodgem and he han now hit safely In every intra-nquad or exhibition game this spring.. • • • I asked Papa Joe Cambria, the Sena­ tors Cuban acout, the other day where several of the Cuban ball players would be this season that played for the Grey, hounds last year. He eald th at Leo Vento, who played shortstop last season, is on the Wilson, N. C., roster but he liked San­ ford eo well last year that he would like to be optioned here for this season. Wilson is in the cless-B Carolina league. Papa Joe reports that Ed Oliva’s arm has complete­ ly healed from the accident here last sea­ son and he will be playing in the Washing­ ton chain again. Papa Joe might have made some bad deals alnfca scouting for the Senators but he is the one who signed Camilo Pasqual for a reported 9260 cash, a baseball glove and pair of shoes. This was probably the best deal ever made by a Washington scout. tu • semi-final Thursday night |a r tho right to meat the winner of tho other aeml-flnal between Providence and ascend-seeded Utah Stain ia Saturday, afterbW &Baaa'a flaute. 91. Baaavsaturo, only a one* KaMt favorite, drove St. John's artsy with Ua btll-auaUax and . that the tyoa out of the basket [f.. . with a N per cent shooting overage la handing lb* Radmen their ward dafeat la 11 NIT camI palgna. • Mather of Sanford reduced Us magle number to two. Any combination of wins for Mather and loiee* for either liarry'a Liquors or tho Burnott Paintora which total two will give tha Furniture team the league champ­ ionship of tho Sanford City BowUng League. In league action test Wednesday •vening, tha Mather team took a .throe game swoop from tho New York Lite Insurance team, with Al DtPalma rolling tho way with a 340 series for tho Furniture man. (n other league aetion, tho two second place learns, Harry's Liquors and Burnell Painten re­ mained In their He as both teams loot their first games and came back to take the next two. Frank lluhn led the way for Harry's Llquora with ■ 333 ser­ ies to turn back Celery ’ City Printing two to one. Claude Foster ltd tha Palmers ' with n 113-343 total in their two-to-one victory over Geno'i Seminole Cleaners and Laundry, led by John Burton'a 3*7. Texas Bout Fans 'Boo' Tilleholder SAN ANTONIO. Tox. (UPI) The largest fight crowd In San Antonio history turned out .Tuoaday night to see world bantam­ weight champion Jose Becerra pulverise Ward Ya* of Pasade­ na, Calif., and Instead aaw a slightly sluggish Becerra lake an unpopular' — though unanimous— decision. Yoe, • Cbincit-American who got hla start In boxing while sta­ tioned a t Laekland Air Ferro Base hare, cam* on strong In tha Ute rounds and had Becerra stand­ ing helpless la Iha 14th before the ball ended the non-title fight. Soma 1.300 Lackland airman In the crowd of 7,000 booed tho doelskon and a von'tom* of tho LatinAmericana ia tho crowd fait Yoe had mode a hotter showing. I I" l 1 J JIM M YI P V K £ S \'P ^ . - J /- D E T R O / T M A R A O E R , IVRO SE E X P R E S S /O S / S E E M S TO /R P /C A T E . /to r look/s/o A T TRE tYO RLP TRROUOR R O S E • 6 0 C O R EP B /K O C U L A R S A E * OUT TO B E P / R s r T /O ER B O S S R f TH REE YEA R S START A R P P /R /SR tee se a so R. - XEEP/RO A t* ■rflR yj& ti- JO B Y/OULP jjjm M tes/R P ce/f* R E O/iiy s-ADra , piA/TwyARAt --------- A R P TRE/R ( V|»i') :,\v ! f l 7PAP/R3 EOUS/RS, XARSAS W / CITY. P E TR O tT ■* ' R A P / 4 -0 A R P /E-7RECOAPS AJAJAtr TREAR/9SH, United Press International The Chicago White Sox are doing it with mirrors again. Scorned by some experts aa a “freak" champion when they won the American League pennant laat year, the While Sox have won four straight Grapefruit League games with the same blend of strong pitching, air-tight defense and opportune hilling that brought them their first flag since IBIS. The While Sox scored (heir fourth In a row Tuesday and the victory waa especially sweet to .Manager Al Lopet because the victims of the 3-0 decision were the New York Yankees. The Yan­ kees have been pooh-podhing tha White Sox' IBM pennant chances aver since the cloie of the 'SB campaign. The While Sox made only two bill Tuesday but took advantage of Dick Bronatad'a wildness. Dick Brown tripled across a run In the second Inning after a walk to Joe Hifki and the White Sox added two more in the third on Nelson Fox' ainglt, three walks and in Infield out. Bob Shaw, an IS-game winner laat aejson, Rodolfo Ariai and re­ lief ace Garry Slaley pitched Jaguar Cars Missing In Early Sebring Entries SEBRING (UPI) — U appears the annual Sebring International Championship Sports Car Race March 34 will bo run for the first time without a alngle J a ­ guar entered. That famous nam* In racing hasn't made an appearance yet and tha provisional entry Hat I* consplciously lacking a Jaguar listing. n*cc officials said tin t mil­ lionaire sportsman Briggs Cun­ ningham had been expected to enter a Jag. But he came up with a surprise over Iha weekend and entered a brand now "Birdcago" Masrratl. three scoreless Innings each In limiting the Yankees to four hits. The While Sox have yielded only aeven runs In 42 innings this •pring and (he American League champions have yet to make their first error. Tony Kubek had two hits and Bill Skowron and Roger Maris one each for the Yankees, who have lost three of four games and scored only six rum. The Cleveland Indians chalked up their first victory of the exhi­ bition season when they beat Ibe Chicago Cuba, T-S; the Boston Red Sox shaded the San Francisco Giants, 6-3; the Pittsburgh Pi­ rates out-slugged the Kansas City Athletics. IT-13, and the Cincinna­ ti Reds beat tha Baltimore Ori­ oles, 3-2 in other exhibition gamei. Los Angeles vs. Detroit, Milwaukee vs. St. Louis and Phil­ adelphia vs. Washington were rained out. U. S. Senators Aid Washington Club WASHINGTON, D. C. (UPI) Three United States senators are coming tn Ibe aid of the Washing­ ton Senators In an effort to boost the American League club'a borne attendance. Chairman Alan Bible (D-Nev.) of the Senate District of Colum­ bia Committee, Chairman John L. McMillan of the House counter­ part group and Rop. Carroll D. kcarna (R-Pa.) made IIS contri­ butions Tuesday to a Senate pob). The idea la to get everyone of tho 230,000 federal and District of Co­ lumbia' employes lo buy al least iwo tickets to oat game this year. - Kearns, who is credited with originating the Idea, plana a "roll call night" a t Griffith Stadium sometime this year wllh Prtaldeni Eisenhower and Vico Presi­ dent Richard Nixon present and a quorum of tha Sonata and the House answering lo,their namts. This is ZEKE and the REAL McCOY Family. They have been hired to bring you a story each week about INSURANCE The Mayfair Men’a Golf AsSn. has scheduled a tournament March 20, with play divided into three di­ vision*. ................ This will be a handicap tournment with individual medal play based on the Peoria system. Entrants may make up their own foursomes and tee off between 11 a. m. and 1 p. m., Harold Ring, tournament chairman, said. Entry fee will be #2. Five prize* will be awarded in each division, Ring said. Dallas Gridders Add 3 To Rosier DALLAS. Tex. (UP1) - The D illai R anieri of the National Football League announced the acquisition of three more playeri today to bring to 30 Uie number of players ilgned, bought or bar­ tered for the new club. From the Detroit Uoni. the Rangeri added the name* of Charles Ane, ■ center who played collegiate ball with the Unlverilly of Southern Cal.; Jim Doran, end who hailed from Iowa State, and Gene Cronin, a linebacker who Joined the Lions from the College of the Pacific. Rangers General Manager Tex Schramm laid (he playera were acquired by the agreement of NFL officiali that the Rangera buy three playeri from eaeh of (he older league tea mi In order to*be able to put a team on tha field thli fall. The Rangers still have selec­ tion* nf three playeri earh from the Chicago Cardinals and tho Philadelphia Eaglet. Other lecllom announced Tutsdiy by tbo Ringeri: From the Chicago Bear*—Jack Johnaon, defemlve halfback who played collegiate football with Miami; Peto Johnaon, drfcnilvo halfback from VMt. and DotP Hcaly, offensive guard from Maryland. From thi Pittsburgh Steelcri— Ray Fiaber, defemlve tackle from Eastern Illinoia, Ray Matthewa, offeniive halfback who Is a veter­ an or nine aeatona with the Steelera and who played with Clemion, and Bobby Luna, place kick­ ing and punting specialist from Alabama. From the Washington Redaklns —Doyle Nix, SMU defensive half­ back alar; Joe Nicely, offensive guard, and Tom Branu, offensive end. , To Televise M isters NEW YORK (UPI) -T h e Mas tera golf tournament aril) bn televUed from tho Auguste National Golf Club April 4 and 10 by tho Columbia Broadcaatlng System. Play will b* telecast from ■ te 4 p. m. on April 4 and from 4 te 3:30 p. m., April 10. Little Loop Congress CHICAGO (UPI) - T h e Little League baseball congress will hold Its fourth annual convention here March 1T-1I. Delegates from 34 states representing over 3.200 franchised lea guts will eUet five mw directors and discuss the fu­ ture of tbo program. tournament, the De Soto Open, scheduled here for March 34-27, It waa announced today. According to the eo-sponsors, the Initial entrants to sign up for the first annual $40,000 tour­ ney. the south's second richest to the upcoming Masters, repre­ sent a “ Who's-Who" of the golf world, including host pro Ted Kroll, all-time one y e n money earner (1914). Among the leaders who will be In contest at tha challenging De Soto Lakes Golf and Country Club eouraa tourney wiU be Sarq Snead, who holds tho course rec­ ord of S3, Jack Burke J r. the currently hot Arnold Palmer, Doug Ford, Billy Casper, Dow Flnalerwald, Mika Souchak and Joe Zakarian. Othera In the participating field to del* include Jerry Bar­ ber, Bob Adamson, Ray Bouty, George Bayer. Bob Brue, Al Balding, Monte Bradley, Gay Brewer Jr.. Miller Barber, -Al Beaaellnk, Paul Crownover and Bill Collins. Also Included on tha llat^o try tha comparatively new champlonahlp links, which are near CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) Hoavywcigbt contender Zora Pol­ icy risks a nine-fight winning straak against iluggor Miko DeJohn In a televised 14-round bout toolght a t tho Aroda. Polity will roly on eltvtrness and a stinging loft Jab te repulse the charges of his stronger oppo­ nent. Currently ranked third among heavyweight contender*. Polity has • 30 31 record, including 34 knockouts. In hla last fight, tho Phoenix, Arix., battler outpointed highly-regarded Eddie Macben, DoJohn, a KO artist, te listed ninth among hoavywolght aspir­ ants. HU record U 34-T-l. The Syracuse w tetr, cm U A of seven fighting brothora, haa scored XI knockouts. Bradenton, will be Joe Dodich, Wei Ellla Jr., Jim Ferrer, John Fridman, J. C. Goatit, Bob Goalby, John Guilin, Bob Goetz, Chandler Harper, Lionel Herbert, Fred Hawkuii and Howie Johnson. Co-sponsors of the PGA sanc­ tioned matches, which are re ta rd ­ ed aa effecting a renaissance of big time professional golf in Flor­ ida, are the DcSota automobile company, the DeSoto Lakes Club, and the Conqulstadores icq), a county • wide (Manatee) eivie group formally known aa tha Hernando Da Soto Historical So­ ciety. A. R. Embanks Favored In Race One of Sanford-Orlando's moat winsome greyhounds, A. R. Ewbanks, ia favored to nab his ninth victory of the season tonight In the mid-week headliner, the Grade-A ninth event on a 10 race slate starting at B:10. Another lop-grade event will launch tonight's competition, and only II racing daya remain on the track calendar which ends April 4. In Hie hot ninth encounter, morning line digit! of S-to-2 favor young A. R. Ewbanka, one of Cary Tracy'a sensational pupa in the sport of queens. The tT-pound brindle fellow will march from the popular eighth post position. At the other end of the alerting galea will be an­ other of Tracey'a greyhounds but this one, Small Momy, la rated a 10-to-l longabot. Two bounda from the strong Oswald Brothora Kennel are among highly Muted contenders foa fa e lu e a ' Laaaaa tPLau aoa LESTER STEWART Ia No Longer Associated In Any Capacity With lightly S K 8:10 P .fl 3 phone: FA kta 2-4412 k fo ra moor Is arrangi for money tl»e same tfeyl M ATINEES # UFTOSSOO WEEKLY • * 4 * • ClRbhouuu • Heated SUato • Vatoi Parbiaf Jurry CuMas. Ca-Owatr Burry, Nu Mlaun ZEKE SAYS: T aint Nothin* Shore But Inshoranee an Taxes. A*m Shore A*m Gonna Like Sanfords Fla. Folks an a’m proud a’hl be workin* Fer - ANDY & CUFF at Cwuuuvay &■ 144 N. PotMOtta Golf Tourney whtn you d o ...v is it FAMILY! If you M id Wednesday, Friday 4 Saturday 3 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY LINCOLN MERCURY WC, Seminole High iwimming opens open the season and approxi­ mately SO boys are fighting for this afternoon with a meet against starting berths on the first tesm. Winter Park. The meet was ori­ The Thlnclsds from Seminole ginally scheduled Tuesday b u t g High will be competing in their was canceled at the last minute, first meet against DtLand Fri­ according to Seminole High Ath­ letic Director Fred Ganas. day In a IS event competition. New Manager ALL NEW CARPETS Fra* Drawing Pur Varatloa Trip Tu Tukyu, Hawaii. Me a leu City, Burmudi HOLE-IN-ONE CONTEST B«Uf IMS Oa TliU C m NOWI . HSuS M » s « t hr • J 20J S 1 741 1144 1104 1404 2400 3244 m oo I I I 00 432 04 14244 ■ A ^ V % A �(fTed. 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By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (U P l)-If someone hid asked me to name the last place I wanted to go, the first place I would have named would have been a ping pong tournament. I mean I have always felt about ping-pong tournaments the way I feel about mandolin recitals. It's okay if they want to do It as long t s they don't do II around me. But there is this lady publicity agent I know who can make a ping-pong tournament sound Ilka Uie World Scries, the Kentucky Derby and the Army-Navy game all rolled into one. I wouldn't want to leave the im­ pression that I am an easy m irk for lady publicity agents. But If I were forced lo Identify a cer­ tain sheepish-looking reporter who turned up at the U.S. Table Ten­ nis Tournament here. I would have lo admit that he bore e striking resemblance to your humble correspondent. Attending a ping-pong tourna­ ment Is something like being in­ side ■ kettle drum during a per­ formance of the “ 1812 Overture." Twelve tables were set up In a big hotel exhibition ball and the air was full of little white beHs, cliektng like castanets. When my eyeballs quit oscillat­ ing and my ears became accustomtd to the din, I sought out Bob Gusikoff of New York, de­ fending men's singles champ, and asked him to fill me in on the fine points. More than 300 players, ranging la age from ■ to 7S, had assem­ bled from 30 state! to have a go at the 19M championships. 1 thought this was ■ remarkable turnout and asked Gusikoff if the in rn ry n T n tT n m r i t ! * 1 BRIGHTEN-UP J b SPECIALS Sherw in -William s Paints OLD BRIDGE. N. J. (UPI) Alice Marie Comb*. alrnoai five.: rum laughingly to her father and with a jump ihe ia in hii arm*. This iiancluary oi affection i* her*’ and she doesn't know she almost lost it. Gloria and Richard Combs are Ihe only parents Alice ha> ever known, although she was not born j to them. It wa* a little more than , four .tears ago that a to-month-1 old child was brought into their home to lie cherished as their own. Alice became a friendly, bright daughter, surrounded with the warmth and security of the young couple's love. But aisle child wel­ fare inveilljaluri said th r needed more intellectual surroundings to match lhr superior intelligence that tests had shown (he had. That was two y ean ago. The State Child Welfare Board wanted to lake Alice from the Combs to place her With different parents. It was the start of the Combi* fight to prove love could conquer statistics. They won the battle Tuesday. The Combs modest, ranch-style home in Msdlson Twp. was a scene of jubilation when the Child Welfare Board Tuesday reversed iia earlier decision and gave the Combi permission to adopt Alice. Alice kissed reporten, displayed her toys and romped about with the Combs' other two daughters, Sheri. S. and Gall, 15 months. GOOD YOUN G Your Choice winners received enthing besides glory—such as money. "New." he said. " N o b o d y knows we're alive " Ping pongly speaking, the Unit­ ed States is a have-not nation. J a ­ pan, with 400,000 registered play­ ers, holds most of the intemational titles. But Red Chins ia com­ ing up fast. Even though Ihe game is not overwhelmingly popular here, ! could see that dedicated US. ping-ponglita lake it, and them­ selves, seriously. This year they were having a big flap over the use of sponge rubber rackets. Gusikoff, a singer snd drum player by profession, was all in favor of this Innovation. He said the sponge racket permlta better ball control and puts more spin on the hail. Then I had a talk with 51arty Rciaman, a former champion from New York, who said it was "destroying (bo game." lie said he had reluctantly switched lo sponge only three dsys before in self-defense. 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IANPOKD Pi 1 PETERSON’S PAINT * FUKNITi 4 HWY* l l- t l — DeBAIIY — NOrtk 11112] 6* Today It's coal end delicate sweet le tone — and then gone/ f t A memest ef 1100 - 13th St. Goldsboro ssssssissssssssssssssssssn �♦ mmmm ?® > VWW * ( iS»? iO • EVERY m \ POUND G U A R A N T E E D * EV ER Y C O M M U N IT Y O U T S T A N D IN G SW IFTS BONELESS POT p r e m iu m ^ IN SA N FO RD HAS O N E M EA T STO RE IT ’S FO O D M A RT MAXWELL HOUSE RAINBOW RANCH INC, "the horn* of the Five Owl*,” held « preview opening with Seminole end Orange County officials In attendance. The new dance center next to Big Tree Park In mld-Semlnole County features danc­ ing to a western motif with the Five Owls providing the atmospherp. Paul Dixon, left la the president of the dance center corporation, with Five Owls members Rayford E. Kelley and Walter L. Purvis as vice president and secretary-treasurer. The dance center will be open daily for food service and nightly for dancing and food service. Welcoming Dixon is Chamber of Commerce representative Charlie Morrison. (Herald Photo) SWIFTS PREMIUM CELLO AH Grinds £ uH Lb* Lb. BAG (With 95 Or More Order) WALDORF tv tmm c i a c r r r c o t a r . vivtm ■i t n i r i a t , r t n c r r r . tv » v n r o t a a a iv o t.a rotiVTV, rt-n a m a . tv cM A .vrcar an i m u FRESH GROUND V r T II K T fl I lK t K t n B E T T T L O U IS A S IX E M O R R , MRS. FILBERTS — QUALITY ritia tiir. Tony wgi liked to name the long v*. he would ilng. He replied, n o U E U T U IZ K M U IIK , D ih t O llL “I don’t eing any more, Steve. 1 T H E S T A T E O P K LO M H A TO ! juat come on and do my plugs." noR K nr sizk m o re The entire eegment waa eoe of ( t .n . r a l D - l l v .r r M rd .n . K .n t u c k r the brighter image done on thla A Hworn I'u m p la ln t h av in g hern ebow during ita unhappy aeaaon. a g a in st r*>u In th a c ir c u it Once the satire ended, about 40 C111** o u rt. In and Fur K t m ln n l. jfic-TV hour might benefit from minute* more bad to be filled. It C o u n ty, F lo r id .. In C h a n c r rr fur D lv o r r * . Ik * .h u r t t i l l * r p e g .i.. u r ____ i Mid Ihc same lime limitation. waa. Badly, JuUat Prowae, In her n b .ln n B K T T t lAiUlM A S IZ K _ During the satire, Steve was third TV at-bat. struck out as ih* actio M fJtlK . r t a ln t lir , vs. ItO D K H T pm li tj ill hr Mart Sabi who wag bounced and bumped through' ■ a iX K M O R E , I x f . n d . n l ; I h . . . p r.a l« * r« to causa .n d r .q u lr * ru n flooiy dance la the scantiest of *n t .n d e ta il* .* . If coaUimea. It waa an embarras­ t. n. r ,f i tlo. tr »l iu. rC owmrpl llain rtln sing dance. Allen then showed a •» d lo M r r , • co p r tthl lal r.t.ol f h enpon P l a in t i f f '. a t to r n .y a on or b . f n r. film clip of celebrity Interviews e sets, d . r of A p ril, A . O. II S * , ha conducted during a recent Ik C a n f t .s u Hollywood motion picture pre­ owlhilla rwb ls. * . n .t . r D. d.t iU. e* . l nPro s t r » n »nd miere, He seemed overawed by th * < -.u*. proceed a s p a rlr . W IT.VC."-* M r hand and o l t x i . l It. In any event, thla was llw a t Sa n fo rd , H .tn ln o l* C o unty. moat Inane and uninteresting of e aval F lo rid a , t b it l l l b d a r « f M arch, long line of Inane end uninterest­ A. Ii. 1110. ing televised premieres. At one C la rk o f C ir c u it C o u rt, In and point, Mra. Tony Randall left F a r g am lno l* C o u a t r. F l a f l l a Steve's microphone and beaded B r i M artha T . V lh t is f o r the* m n vie iiv ln * **W * fII a ll Deputy QUART SIZE MARCH 17-18-19 ARMOURS STAR SLICED BEEF - CHICKEN - TURKEY MERITA BUTTERMILK C la rk (ilKAL) D to n .tr.in), 1>on. A M rln lo Sh A t l* r n * r a fo r P la ln t ir r E d w a rd * llu lld ln n Sa n fo rd , F to r ld * Legal Notice Fuktlah Man t*. t t , •*. * S U M in L IC K W 1LKM I x f .n d a n t t * . a ffk a b * 0 1 M A M IK I.H H W f l.K K S ' * / a H arm on P u fta r 5 41 n r a d la r Road V Hear Id ale, N aw T u r k ■ tou akk i i c i t s a r N tm v ia n th a t a C om plaint fo r d lr o r ra baa b s tn flla d a e a ln a l ra n , and ro u M l r .q u lra d In ' aarva a c o p r of y o u r A n iw a r or P ls a a ln e lo Ik * C o m p la ln l on lb * P l a ln l lf r a a tta r* i* r . D a n ie l J , I d V n r r , o f Ih * a n f in d nf W A l l l t I C K , C A I U I I I .L aenca I* Apr. A Foodmart Has Mora To Offer 1. PERSONALIZED SERVICE—WE CAN AND WILL CUT YOUR MEATS TO YOUR LIKING AND SPECIFICATION. Pleeee don't heeiUte to ask fer this service. 1. QUARTER-HALF OR WHOLE CATTLE FOR YOUR FKERZER—INQUIRE TODAY. S. 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V lhtaa f REPEATED * BY POPULAR DEMAND ' p a n i.l J. tw S’a v r* b f W A lllt IC K , C A R O ll.L h. FERTILIZER -S A L E - ixpuir CUrk (UAL) DOG FOOD \ DEI. MONTH S. $1°° m F R U IT C O C K T A IL * * . . a n Z ’LANTERS - COCKTAIL ’ I 00, ■ ' £ £ AA OUR OWN Al ENERGY Purpose 25% Organic D ET ER G EN T ^ BTOKELY'S NOW IS THE TIME TO FERTILIZE CHASE FERTILIZERS ARE ' MADE BY LOCAL PEOPLE ^ S jjj^ F O R LOCAL SOILS BIANT IVP and C abbaa* PRODUCE Irish Potato** C h e f e S a ia d D in n e r AJAX CLEANSER lim * J*B® wbh w a w v 11.75 CbUdrenaP1 M U k H e Hot Coffee or Tea 10c _ FLORIENT Large Sis* FAMILY SIZE Peanuts3-$r FRIDAY ft SAT. MARCH 18 -1 9 C orn ed B ea t GIANT FANCY . RIPE �District 2 Has Commissioner THE (WEARING) THIN MAN WASHINGTON _ The Air Force has now come up with a device costing $2 million a year that will tell us we've been hit by an atom bomb. Gen. J. B. Bestir, deputy direc­ tor of communications for the Air Force, was on The Hill trying to Justify the expenditure before the House Appropriations Cnmmitlre. He was, to put it mildly, caught up in some withering crossfire. The Idea is to put little boxes on telephone poles in 100 different target areas. Thermal flash would trigger off a gismo, sending out a signal on a special teletype cir­ cuit before the atomic blast knock­ ed the box apart. Rrp. William Minihall (R , Ohio) said that If the United States were hit, it would in all probability be a m ast attack. He asked the general: "What use Is it going to he to find out ihe entire country hat been knocked apart?” Bestir pointed out that from the standpoint of defense "you have to at least know the pic­ ture.” Rep. Robert Sikes (D , Fla.) said: "The bomb is already drop­ ped, the enemy it through and on top of us. That's a little late to !>e finding out about it. What do you do then?” The general calmly replied that District 2 has a commissioner on the County Commission fpirougrh appointment by Governor Collina of J. H. Van Hoy, until Jan. 31, 1961, It is regrettable that the appointment of Mr. Van Hoy, a.rttired executive with a proven background in administra­ tion, was made in such a manner by the governor th at the. membera of the county legislative delegation felt impelled to proteat the fact that they were not even given the courtesy of being sent a copy of the announcement. AtO E X P L O & O fij Y tT -B u T T H ^ t m a y b e e w e Soow f It is bad enough when our county representatives in the ^legislature are not consulted before appointments such as ^ n i s are made in Tallahassee. When they are not even inform­ ed of the action In any way, and no public announcement ts made by the governor, a protest is in order. Maybe it's time to start clamoring Inr a change in th r ■yatem which leaves appointments up to anybody—-except the people and their elected officials in the counties, In the meantime, we hope that Mr. Van Hoy will receive the good wishes of all the people and of the officials with whom he will serve so that he may be an effective represent­ a t i v e of the district on the county board. Leaiac, at 21, la facing Ihe us•a t menopaisal worries of Ike average woasaa at 4S. But some glrla of II or 11 also experience A a hysterectomy, so scrapbook Ala caaa. It trill give yeo soma ■MtUcal "horse sense” and help Banish womankind’s bug shoo that started with Eva In the Gardrn of Edea. Bend for the sex booklet Ita'low* CASE E-403: Louise J., aged 22, fa soon lo be married. "Bui, Dr. Crane." she began, "I am so worried that my marriage may not prove happy. M "For I had my womb removed two years ago because of a fibroid tumor. "That mean* 1 can never have any children, doesn't ft? And would ■ y husband find me satisfactory ■a a wife, in other respects? "He knows shout my operation and still wants lo marry me. Bui 1 am so worried.” You women can lose your wombs and ov arirs, but still have children m as by adoption 1 w And adopted youngsters are just •a truly yours, both legally and apfrilua.ly, as any of the flesh-andblood sort. Remember Cain and Abel? Blood kinship didn't mean a thing, for Cain murdered hia own brother. Absalom likewise tried to kill his flrsh-and-blood father. So gel hep to modern science. The true parent-child bond ii ALL spiritual Affinity. P If you adopt a youngster and teach him lov*. xeapoct and consid­ ers :<iit, he wilt be iha best son you could ever hop* for. On the contrary. If you have a Ocah-and-blood youngster but fall • to leach him love, respect and eon aideratlon, ha will be aa cruel and unfeeling aa Absalom. “ Yes, Dr. Crano,” Louisa admit- D A ILY S. DemnnltSBllvs pr a w n a support 2 a Construe! 21. America* Indiana 22. Corrosive 24- Famous lode IB Nor** CCyl 17. Un.ted N a tio n * U . Pirn* Itw 29. F a s t e n * is just excess baggage on the female sexual equipment, Intended lo function possibly 3 or 4 times as a "cocoon" for a baby. The womb thus pertains In thr next generation hut dors not affect the marital conduct of the husband and wife. Yet millions of wives since Eve have moaned and become neurotic afler the age of 43. just because they believed the FALSE notion (hat the womb Is a primary sexual organ, "I'm In the menopause,” such a middle aged wife may trarfully tell us doctors, "so I'm sure my hutband can't love me any longer." That's malarky. It is entirely false. Hut tf wives believe that the womb is their chief barometer of physical charm and appeal, they ran still grow so neurotic they may often reach a sanitarium and re­ quire shock Ihrrapy. .Many females have fibroids, which are somewhat like huge warts in thr wsli of the womb. They grow as large aa water­ melons. So it is common to amputate the womb with its "watermelon" fi­ broid. And this does prevent a wife from bearing babies. She can rem ­ edy that by adopling children or loster-parenling a Sunday school class or a Girl Scout and Camp Fire group of youngsters. Thr removal of the womb (hys­ terectomy) does not make her less thrilling or thrillable as a wife. Tactile stimulation is the basil of sexual thrills, and II remains as long aa both husband and wife live, even up to SQ or 100 years. So send for the booklet "Sex Problems In Marriage,” enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus 20c (nonprofit). (Always write lo Dr. Crwne la c a n of this newspaper, eaclosla a long 4c stamped, addressed envelope and Me ts rover typing CRO SSW O RD garm ent t , Decorate g. Digits 4. A parvaww B. An area «. Mild oath as. Drop* «. Petty stonaa ttO o a - 7, Kwit* rivw 11. Shield 13. Thick 13. Iroquolaaa 19. Plan of • towns) ta Ml Eager Groceries Take Fifth Of Budget LINCOLN, Neb. (U ri) - rood expenditures this year probably will account (or a littlr more than 20 prr cent of the average income per rapita after taxei say* Kath­ ryn Cooley. F.xlenslon food and nutrition specialist at the Uni­ versity of Nebraska. Meal consumption per capita It expected lo he a little higher nexl year. (ThiV wprk'» column I* a reply lo our letter to Sen. George Smoth­ ers before hi* recent trip lo Latin America i. Dear Win: Just brfore my trade aludy lour in Lalin America started, you sent me an open letter, asking for ■ report on the trip. Thank* for your inlereit. In reply, let me mention a few of the major problem* (ic ­ ing the foulhern hemliphere and the solution* a* I see them. Flrit, the United State* need* to rccognixc what Ihe big problem* in Latin America actually are. None ii more important Ilian the burning desire among million* ol our neighbor* lo tbe south to develop a belter life for iliemaclvei and their families. Secondly, the United Stale* must support effectively the swelling -tide of democracy. In many Latin American countries democracy 1* just beginning to lake Mold a* the established political f o r m . In those countries the United Stale* should make it plain that we favor democracies and thoie who sup port democracy. In Columbia, Ecuador, Peru and Argentine, tbe struggle for demo­ cracy has been a touch and go af­ fair. Now Ihe people have spoken in favor of representative govern­ ment. The battle is far from won. Holding on lo democracy through Ihe formative stagrs is like walk­ ing a tightrope. Wr must help the friends of freedom to keep their footing. A third nerd—one which la basic In every Latin American country Is for better homes and living conditions. This is what the aver­ age Juan Doe want*. Tn make hi* dream* a rrallty, I avoealr a program to spur home-building ali over Lalin America. The Uni­ ted Stales should adopt a policy of encouraging the establishment of local saving! and loan associations in Latin America. This would per­ mit a direct approach to tho bous­ ing problem, ft would also have ■id* benefit* in famltiariling Latin Americans with U. S. techniques for moblliting and employing capi­ tal in amounts which ars indivi­ dually insignificant—but collective­ ly are powerful and useful. Fourth, we should give financial I of friendship, peace and demorra help—in the form of loans—lo help CF directly to the tanners, Ihe itu ...........denli. laborer*,develop th* men our southern the neighbor* . ir’ , „ ' their economic productivity, and |**' iViIh?™ * i S h * u,thus become able to help themhi, A ' rr, V.' 1 h! tclvea. Latin Americana need 'ik- "rl^uri V r 1 more schools. more roadi, more l.™* °.nHh|h . »nriH r lactones, more home*, more box- hemisphere_*"d the orld. pilalt—more of everything. If they ceor*I A* smsthers are able to satisfy their need*, the “ *,?[*? « . l#1T nltn; United State*—which sell* more to United Stele* Senator Latin Amertra than any other na• turn—will benefit from thU great —re­ new surge of purrhatlng power. y Finally, there t* an urgent need J a j for u* to get across our message Nj Y W > 7 V 5 of freedom and democracy lo all \ V of the people* lo the south of ui. The Communiilt have launched y » ry i an all-out war for the iniml* of ’\ \ Y /? 5 £ # - Y ' Y ? these millions. They will u*o every propaganda weapon in an effort iS t to win. The supporter* of liberty ^ h IVl U muit be ready to rounter-atteck 'Cwfjr We nred dedicated missionaries ' of democracy lo carry our message Father Slept There CLINTON, N. Y. (Ul’t) Hamilton Collcg* has received $300,000 to renovate a 14fi-ye*rolil dormitory. Th* jrmnt, by Mr*. Alfred 8. V. Carpenter, Medford, (Ire., and her sjsler, Mr*. John McC. Scott of Pasadena, Calif., was In honor of their father, Har. low E. Bundy, who lived in th* dorm before graduating In IS77. Gen. Thomas Power, head of the Strategic Air Command, would then launch an attack. "This," he pointed out, "ccrlslnly would he an indicator to get the ground alert fore* off and running.” To which Sikes retorted: "The ground alert force should have been oir and running a long lime before Ihe bomb went off. . The congressman enumerated the many warning systems we already have. Did this bomb alert give us r\ew information? "That is cor­ rect." said the general. The boxes would be tied in to six nerve centers — the While House, ibe Joint War Room In Washington, SAC Headquarters in Omaha. Norad in Colorado, the Underground Pentagon at Fort Ritchie, Md.. and the Air Force Command Post. The congressman from Florida was still saying: "I find It hard to helieve that thia la the only warning device which will tell us a bomb has exploded. . , ." Rep. Harry Sheppard (D., Calif.) wondered tf the device could tell the difference between accidental and deliberate explosions. Tho general conceded that it could not. This got Rep. Dan Flood (D., Pa.) to thinking about meteor*. Ho said he'd read somewharo that tha heavenly body that destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah could havo been a meteor. What if one comes streaking down and explodes near om at thn signal box**? the Congressmen said. “ Would that trigger ouf ICBMs and our SAC?” A remote possibility, said thn general. The system, h* said, I* more dependable than are human beings, “ We try Insofar aa possible," he aaid, "to relegate any function that can be done by a tyslam eueh aa this because of the fallibility of human beings.” The new system wtll cost MOO.OtW this year, and 12 miUion a year after that. The Air Force hopes to put it Into operation berora the end of this year. Happinesa Through Health Good Posture Illy PR. F. LEO KERWIN) From May first to May sev­ enth has been dedicated as National Good Posture Week by tho International Chiro­ p r a c t o r s throughout the country. Why in this beB i n k done ? To make you stop and think 1 How is niy posture? M v . I)n I nit, stand and walk properr ( iflNy? If you don’t. ■Cw? then find o u t why! Sometimes It Is from habit or the way in which you work, but most often it in caused from a slightly misaligned vertebra in the spinal column. There are many occupational curvatures of the aplne. The typist, for instance, sita all day typing, her head bonk forward and turned to on* aide. Over a period of month* this causes a permanent bending of the spine to this position. The way to avoid a curvature is by changing the work front one aide to the other throughout the day. After a curvature has once developed, Chiropractic Ad­ justm ents can usually correct them. Chiropractors are apedally trained in th* spin* and nervous system. One of a aeries of artteta published in the public inter­ est to explain and illustrate Ihe practice of adentifie Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. Leo Kerwin whose office U located at 201 S. French Avo. and hia telephone number in FAirfax 2-7442. New Rome Field Near Completion FIUMICINO. Italy (UPt) - A new international airport being built here is expected lo be ready fur u»r In June. For a short period, the airport here and Ciampino airport will handle all commercial (raffle in­ to Home. Later. Ciampino will revert to its original statu* as a military airport and all eommereial traffic will land here. A fast, underground train serv­ ice will be provided from Fiumlcimt to Rome's cenlral terminal. Inroming passengers will go through ruslomi on tha tram during the U m inuta nd* into Rome. Garcias Top Smiths SAN ANTONIO. Tex. (UPI) The name "Garcia” may ba tha "Smith” of the Southwell. San Antonia birth records show there were 323 Garcia* born list year. The Smith's look top plare among Engliih-name births, hut they trailed in 12th place behind babies with Spanish names. CRO SSW O RD bettor meals build better fbntiliei and for the best food at lowest prices shop Sanford and the Sanford Herald I i1 j il ti— 1 4 �I Pair* 12-Wed. March 16, *60 x tmousht rr SOUNPEP BETTER THAN »JU9T .. Sj*NO REPORT" FURN. Apt. 201H W. l i t St. FURNISHED, lovely 4 r apartment, l ' t baths, li RENT OR SALE: 2-bedroom, kit­ screened porch. FA 2-4930, chen furnithed home. Phone FA 2-2111. . 2-BEDROOM house, furnished, $41 p er month. FA 2-4281. 3-BEDROOM unfurniihed houie, FA 2 0901. TRAILER, adulli, no peti; water furnithed. Rivervlcw A v e. APARTMENT, 112 Elm. FA 2-0578. FA 2 2447. FURNISHED aparlmentt, hard­ wood floor*, tile bathe. M2 W. 4-ROOM houie, large act 27th. Street. porch. Phone FA 2-1305. DEADLINES ...I GET SO BLOOMIN STIFF I CANT GETi— OUT O’MV SCAT/ J TM TWO*3 NOW N'*e»—natiwuiv/ m A 1 T*ee e-a « 5 « x s eairr/coc*a y w ttS 1 “Vv*9 A rufiKr .uoethf APjyootoAisr. m i n o c r a w t* e < va x -n u tlO y NOT A t M.P. > cwunjoto—Me knows hO \n r IK1 Oi"fkeuorccuto*>erMe. L L ., -------- * IhUEIS eouETwN* worovim, wa# wiht rn-RCAm' A»ajc« cco«s w*i t u s we MK*SO m TO7Wtoes Of W K t ! Tuta »eo take o r e . Fi*5M -Ta rur i l k ) / * iNmvuMaroeeir/ y f . WHEN VCUCOME ” BACK, ME NOMERE! Wt GO HUNTMEAL aJMEBACK./W 7 m r U T A trr c a m o r 1 7 M T LOHM f l A M t * As MACUTAVaa HONEST JOHN’S OFFICE — itwilLw A MAN H HiPiNO STEPS FROM THE CLOSET •• HOMES, DUPLEXES, APARTMENTS CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY 111 N. PARK AVE. PA 2-2120 FOR RENTi S bedroom bouee, kitchen equipped. P b o a • FA 2-1303, SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gablei, 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0120. 2-ROOM furnithed apartment, 310 Magnolia. Phone A. K. RosietLARGE t bedroom furnished up­ ter. FlorciL FA 2-1451. stairs apartment, downtown, Tu»i., thru F i t • S P. M, day be­ NEWLY, decorated, clean 3 room water furnithed. $05. C a l l FURN. apt. 2300 Mellonvllle. furnithed apartment. 601 Pal­ fore insertion. Men. - Set. noon. FA 2-3071 before 5:50 P. M, metto. Dial FA 2-4558. RENT A BED STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED! 5-ROOM furnished apartment with 2-BEDROOM furnithed house $05 Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Bede per month. FA 2-0370. large screened porch. Phone By Diy, Week or Month. Tuee. thru FrL - S P. M. day be­ FA 2-3164 7:00 a.m. to 0:30 p.m. CARROLL’S FURNITURE fore insertion. Men. - Set. neon. FURNISHED apartment, down Ph. FA 2-5181 11« W. l i t 8L UNFURNISHED bouse. FA 2-1929, slatri, $45 per month. AUc rooms. Call FA 2-2764. 2-BEDROOM upstair* apartment, 2-BEDROOM and 2 bedroom clean and roomy, $75. FA 2-OMt houses lor rent, kitchens equip­ FURNISHED upstairs apartment ped. Aeroia from school. Phone hot water furnished. $50. Call OFFICE SPACE, $50 month. 304 FA 2-4411, FA 2-4357. W. 13th Street. Ph. FA 2-2951 days, FA 2-1401 nights. S-BEDROOM furnished h o m e 2 BEDROOM house, completely available 5!arch ITIh. to respon­ furnished, $100 per month, 1517 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen < sible people. $100 per month. Douglaa Ave, FA 2-M13, ped, fenced in back yard, FA 1-SMI. FA 2-5387 after 1:30 p. m 2-ROOM apartment on floor, close uptown, $4 UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom bouse, month. Phone FA 2-4261, kitchen equipped, double garage. 'CLASSIFIED INDEX About 2 miles from naval air UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, 5-ROOM, 1 bedroom furnished station. $55 mo. Day* Ph. 1. Coed Food kitchen equipped, 2405 Willow girage apartm ent Ph. FA 2-0834. FA 240U. nlghta FA 2-4271. 2. For Rent Ave. Call FA 2-2932 or FA 2-2821. 3. Wanted to Rent 1-BEDROOM, nicely furnished WKLAKA APARTMENTS: rooms house, water furnished. I l l SALE OR RENT: House, 2 bed4. Real Estate Wanted rooms, unfurnished, Florida private baths. 114 W. First St. Elm. Phono FA MM2. 4. Real Estate For Sale room. 2402 Codar. Ph. FA 2-8327 A Mortgage Mans 117 EXCAMBRIA DR 2 bedroom EFFICIENCY GARAGE APART­ 7. Bualneaa Opportunities unfurnished house. Ph. FA 2-0920 MENT, GARAGE: ALL CON­ 7-A Insurance after 3:00 p. m. COKVAIB VENIENCES AND CONVEN­ 8. Female Help Wanted IENTLY LOCATED. APPLY 603 2 IlEDROOM unfurnished house, 4. Mate Help Wanted PALMETTO OR P II O N E $50. Crystal Lake Ave., Lake FA 2-4400. Mary. FA 2-4046 or FA 24271. II, Plumbing Servlcen COMPLETELY furnished 4 bed 2-B, R. house, furnithtd, adult*, 1$. Electrical Services room home on Mellonvllle. FA 2-7444. TUHUU-AIK 4 — America's 11. Hulld. Paint A Repair first modern aluminum englnai 15. Special Services 4-ROOM furnished apartment $00 aircraft-type, horlaoatalty op­ 1S-A Beauty Pariora 3-ROOMS L bath, nicely furnish­ month. FA 2-5021. posed cylinders, forced-air cool­ 14. Flowtra A Plant* ed, $50. Inquire at 111 W. Ith. ing; 40 h.p., 125 lk-fL torque. FLORAL HEIGHTS ; 2 bedroom 17. Pstn - Livestock - Supy 3-ROOM It bath, furnished, 940. apartment, one block South of II. Machinery • Tools HOLLER MOTOR SALES Apt. 4, 407l'j W. 1st. Sanford Ave., on the air base 19. Hosts and Motors 2nd A Palmetto route to the right, 4th. house on 29. Automobiles L E A N unfurnished, kitchen the left. Endcrs, RL 2 Box 372. 29-A Trailers equipped, 2 bedroom house; 21. Furniture knotty pine cabinets and mack NEW HOMES BY 22. Articles F er Bale bar: 1 m aster bedroom. 440. MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE ODHAM A TUDOR CLEANEST, BEST RENTALS 2t-A Article Wasted Call NO 4-5247, South Pintcrtol IN SANFORD. CALL FA 2-0274. 29. Naticee A Personals On Unora Road, Be. of Hanford 1703 MAGNOLIA, large 2-BR. furn. 2411 Orange: 2 bedroom unfurn24. Lost A Found Hunland Estate* apt., tile balh, screened porch. nlshed house, kitchen electrical­ 23. Education • Instruction 17-92, 2 mllea Ho. or Haatord $65. FA 2-3951 or FA 2-2296. ly equipped. $60. FROM II73.M DOWN 2412 Willow: 3 bedroom unfurn­ VA-FHA, FHA-1N-BERVICS ished houie, kitchen electrically Cars Halt Skating Immediate Occapaaey •quipped. $100. WEST HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) It Pay* on construction of your Home— 1 Year Peraanal HatUfecUott —Skatora were stopped so cars To Use could go. Salt poured onto streets GUARANTEE — CORVAIK or your duwn payment A to keep them ice-frca washed Into Th* HERALD closing cents ref undid a pond and prevented it fretting FREE WELCOME Want Ada. Te Sanford I Bn One 43naetn Per 8 Daye Absnlntely Free. Without Obligation At One Of Too Tempting Hanford’s Leading Mntals White HOUSTON, Te*. (UPI) — Jo* 'I N I PACK POWER TEAM — Yon Locate Heating F ar Yen A S. Bract reported to pptlea re­ Trie Farms Spread angina and trsnsaxte unit nr* Year Family, Pick Up Kays At WASHINGTON (UPI) — Amer­ combined la this compact law* cently h* parked hla tiny sports Salsa Office! car beside a ditch and when ha ica sprouted 2,814 newArta farms ODHAM A TUDOR returned 80 minutes later he In 1959, giving it -n total of 16,- weight unit In the rear. Hwy. 17-91 A 27th S t, found somebody had baan unable 749 covering 51,335,137 acres of HOLLER MOTOR HALER Salas Office to resist temptation. The car was land, according to American For­ Sad A P alm etl^ Bastard Ph. FA 3-1141 in tha ditch. est Product# Industries, Inr. • CLASSIFIED DISPLAY! SMALL apartment 200 Avocado, I'mb t MlDWIGHTV*1 Order Your Tho Big Y o u c a n ’ t a f f o r d to ’60 M o i l o w a y E d i t i o n . r I KNOW*” Aur i w *s I kpcctimO ACAU-TROM fOMCOODV V C is t J FA aM t ft I i �A Want Ad A Day Makes All Business Pay!Ph.FA2-2611 2, For Rent 3. Reel Estate For Sale 5. Real Estate Fur Sal* PINK HOUSE, 3 bedroom!, l 'l 2-BEDROOM block home, cheap­ A b ith i. kitchen equipped, 25th HOUSE FOR SALE: Lovely 2 er than rent. Reasonable down bedroom home on large shady end Elm Ave. Phone NO 8-4023. payment, $57.30 per month. 166 corner lot in Wynne wood: kit­ No buiincst Friday night! or Country Club Circle. Phone chen equipped, jalousie porch. Saturday*^______ FA 2 1564. Low down payment. 2113 Stev­ ens Ave. FA 2-3089. 5. Heal Estate For Sale LAKE MARY 2 block! from grade school, large new 28’ x 40' home. Come ROSA L. PAYTON C. A. Whiddon, Sr. lot. make offer. E. Wilkinson, 523 BROKER 3th. St. And Associates 202 So. Park Ave. Ph FA 2 5991 B etiitered Real Eitate Broker SUNLAND ESTATES: 3 B. R., Pb. FA 3 1301 17-92 at Hiawatha kitchen equipped home. 103 AtaHOME - SEEKERS Ica Lane. Phone FA 2-7720. I ♦ a c r e s faitn land Sanford Cel- For one of the finest buy a in ery Delta, $450 per acre, only Sanford, and In our opinion, 8230 down, five ycari to pay the finest, allow us to show Three lota In Citrus Heights. One balanee. Richard! Hotel Mel­ with well and foundation for you this very attractive three bourne, Fla. house. Move on thli property bedroom home today! with your trailer while you • WYNNE WOOD: 3 B. R. CBS build. house, $1300 equity and assume Situated on a large, well land­ scaped, oak shaded corner lot, Stenstrom Realty $38 monthly payment. Thooe and located in beautiful High­ 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 FA 2-3878. land Park, thia home la con­ venient to aehoala and shop­ A FARMER’S AGENCY ping. Attractive home on im all lake. • N. V. Farmer, Realtor $13,300. Thli home la equipped D. H. Whitmore Featuring wood floor* and shingle with built-in kitchen facilities. Lillian G. Trama roof, this home has a separate Three bedroom, Florida room, Associates. kitchen, dining area, living 2 baths, and is conveniently 118 S. French Ave. Ph. FA M211 room, tile bath, and enclosed located between Sanford and Alter hour*, FA 2 2818, FA 2-021, garage. Casselberry. To see this fine FA 2-0281 home call The total price is only 812,750, Stenstrom Realty ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor and after reasonable down pay­ Raymond Lundqulat, Aiaoc. FA 2 3482 ment, you can assume a VAW i 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-3831 Atlantic Bank Bid*. mortgage with monthly pay­ Open evening until 8:30 p. m. ments of only $83. We will be 7. nunlnesN Opportunities % E A L ESTATE INSURANCE pleased to serve you. SURETY BONDS HELP WANTED MALE: Man Stenstrom Realty truck brokerage experience RAYMOND M. BALL 111 N. Park Avenue Ph. FA 2 2420 with who wanli to be associated "Open evenings til 8:30 PM" AND ASSOCIATES with licensed truck broker. Amy Anderson 3-ROOM furnished house, brecieWrite and give reference*. Boa, Genevieve (Jeante) Blair way, carportc. Next to Lake SE, c/q Sanford Herald. Carl Chorpening. Jr. Monroe Baptist Church. $53 mo. Robert J. Schmidt Ph. KA 2-7091 after 6:00 P. M. 8. Female Help Wanted W. B. Shippy Cmdr. G. R. Strickland 3-ROOM house. North Road. Marvin WiUiami Lake Monroe, Fla. Artesian ATTENTION well. Easy terms available. • I S So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3841 HOUSEWIVES Sanford Sec Drew Warren, Lake Mon­ Get those bills off your mind roe. Evana Hide Lake Mary —Sell AVON to women in Ph. FA 2-1290 y o u r neighborhood. Three openings now available. Wrlla NICE 2 bedroom home, 2 baths, $2328 Mrs. Jean Mllanich, Box 248, wall to wall carpet. For quick DOLLARS TO COUNT Lockhart, for Interview In aala call FA 2 2721. Thata what this Itirir mortgage your home. will save you on interest. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN J. W. HALL Sre this 3 bedroom moderately Unusual Career O p p o rtu n ity 2S44 Fftneh Avi. priced masonry Home today. For woman age 23 to 33, interest­ ed in bettering herself financial* I Resit iT Kitchen electrically equipped. A ly and aocially. Established ns* “ Call Hall” Phono FA 8-3841 modest down payment and (tonally known concern offers $83.44 per month will make 10 ACRE ranch-farm, modern 3future with substantial income, the Home yours. Total Price bedroom, 2 bath homa; swim­ plus aatisfactlon of delivering only $11,300. CALL NOW to ming pool. 13 black angua cowi. an important service to this sec Ibis budget saver. Farm irrigation. N air Lake commmunity. Good education Jeasup, on paved Hwy. $30,000. W. H. ••Bill" STEMPER Agency and sincere interest in children Terms. Phone FA 2-1317. necessary. Teaching or builneis Phone FA 2 4991 112 N. Park background helpful. Must have Phone FA 2 8331 2801 Park Dr. car. Give background fully in WILL TRADE equity In house in first letter. Write Mrs. Van Country Club Manor for houie Dyke, P. 0. Box 8541, Orlando, trailer. Cal) FA 2 1483. Florida. St. Johns Realty Co. BR—thla ia a sanitised body* frame design; rigid, single-unit, all-welded steel ceastructlen. HOLLER MOTOR SALEH 2nd dfc Palmetto KNOLLS IDEAL FAMILY HOMES • 3 BEDROOMS • I y , ft 2 BATHS 1SSD DOWN FHA FINANCED Drive Four Blacks West Off Fraadl Are. On 88U St. A Meager Associate Is On The Frmniees pally. Priced Under Present Market BBS OR CALL TODAY Sfemper Agency Ph. FA 1*4$91118 N. Park Ave. Ph, FA 1*8881 8881 Park Ave. CURB GIRLS THE TIME TESTED FIRM 118 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6123 Must be 21. Apply in person. Pig •N Whistle. OWNER MUST SELL AT ONCE: 1 B. R. home just outside city APPLICATIONS are now being taken for concession sales lad limit*, on Magnolia. Kitchen les. Apply (u Mr. Prince, Mgr. equipped, Venetian blinds, space Movicland Drive-In. heater. On 2 nice lots. Was $6995, priced to sell al once YOUNG LADY to post pen and for $3493—will trade for car. ink Accounts Receivable and FA 2 0861 or FA 2 0335. inventory records, and to wait on the public when necessary. NEW COTTAGE Apply In writing to Mr. Carnie. ON LAKE BUTLER Sanford Furnitura Co. Box 1881, Calling all doctors, lawyer* and Sanford, Fla. profcjiional men who want to get away from it all. New cot tage near completion on beau AVON offers earnings for liful Lake Ruder near Osteen; present nerds ami U.S. Sav­ includes lakefronl lot, tillage, ings Bonds for family security. dock, ramp and firrplacr. Out Become an AVON Representa­ where nobody'll trouble you. All tive and cam the pleaaant lo r Just $4,300. way. Write NOW—Box 846, Lockhart, for interview. St. Johns Realty Co. 118 N. PARK AVE. BEAUTICIAN WANTED, guar, sntre and commission. Ph. CORVAIR FA 2 3742 days, FA 2 2433 nights 10. Mato or Female LOW. ALMOST K I.A TT l o o K —comfortable seating, plenty a f foot room for everyone . . . all Ikinka to rear.englne de­ nim. HOLLER MOTOR HALES 2nd 4k Palmetto Mrn Womcn $20. Dally. Sell Lumi­ nous nameplates. Write Reeves Co , Attleboro, Maai. WE NEED ALL TYPES PERSONNEL Personnel Service 406 Metcalf Building Orlando, Florida fft|r •anfnrit ftrralft 16 FT. CABIN CRUISER boat 11 FT. CUPBOARD. Formica top; two upper cabinets; gas and trailer equipped with Mark Stove; KA 2.1663. 30 Mercury motor and steering wheel. Priced to sell. Phone 8' x 12' VISCOSE ruga and pads, FA 2 2895. 8 greens, and 1 beiges, new, 833 per pad ft rug; one O' x 20. A u to m o b iles 12' end one 6' x I* cotton hook 32 PACKARD, $123. C a l l rug. $23 for both. Cell FA 2-7973. FA 2 4306 or FA 2 7190. '38 Z1G ZAG, almost half paid 1 New Renault Carsvelle for for — take over payments of immediate delivery. Me- $9.30 each; 900 different stitches, KEE MOTOR CO. Phone button holes. Write Box 800, c/o Sanford Herald. FA 2-1095. Jerry Dixon. IAFF-A-DAY HOLLER MOTOR 8ALE8 2nd 4fc Palmetto 3jBadroomsr-V/2 Baths q u m n n e P— i n i a nntm.w a imm m m ii “Do you realist bow math H a t we’d WRdto If wo qM lfcM d eroryooo yon thought looked auaDldoaof 15. S pecial S erv ices 11. Work Wanted ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state ments. Invokes, hand bills, and programs, 11. Prigresilve LAWN MOWING and yard work, Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2931— trimming, edging, or any odd 306 West 13th St. Jobs. FA 8-1382. PUMPS - SPRINKLERS WANTED— Work for experienc­ All types and sires, installed New ft Used ed painters and General utility "Do It Yourself" work. Reasonable rates. Free Furniture and Appliances WE REPAIR AND SLRVICE estimates. Ed O'Connell. Call STINE COLLECT Orange City, Machinery and Supply Co. SP 4-7402. 807 W. 8nd SL Pb. FA 2-6432 203-809 E. P in t BL Ph. FA 1-098$ TYPING at home, legal or any other. Phone FA 2-6644. Mather of Sanford 12. Plumbing Servlcea Wa l l Plumbing ft Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REP MR WOBK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6362 17 H. IL POPE CO. 3- Park - TA : 1234 New A Usrd Furnitura ft.A ppli­ ances. A Good Place To BUY, SELL or TRADE Sewing Mach. Repairs Jenkins ALL MAKES ft MODELS 104 So. Park (21 hr. aer.) FA 8-3623 13. Electrical Services • RIG VALUES • JUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - MAIER Dawns AUTO GLASS INSTALLED DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP Windshield Back Glais 2004 Adams Ph. FA 23333 Door Glass Vent Glass Hi. Flowers & Plants SERVICE Sankarik Glaaa and Paint Co. Cut Flewers For Any Occasaioa 1 U 114 W. 2nd St. FA 8-88X8 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP or FA 2 0270 CUSTOM UPHOLSTER LNG: AU FA 2-1822 work guaranteed. F ret Esti­ 19. Boats and Moturn mates. Phone FA 2-7811. Gateway To Tha Waterway FREE! 87.93 TV antenna wilh Your EVINRUDE Dealer each TV or radio repair of 111 Robson Sporting Good* or more. 30488 E. lit. Ph- FA 2 3961 SANFORD RADIO «< TV CENTER 9lh. aad Sanford Ave. 14 rT . BOAT, motor and trailer. FA 8 9741 Baaford Phone FA 2860*. 24 hr. W recker Ser. IMS SANFORD AVE. Phone FA 2-1803 SPECIALIZING IN FRONT END AL1NEMENT 10 yra. experience with Bear Equipment. FRANK W. JONES CORVAIR K l, TANK—away from engine and rahauat system heel; protected by massive front cross-member; ll«gal. capacity. HOLLER MOTOR SALEH 3nd ft Palmetto Seminole County Special FENCE C S aapad' laS^ST Chain Link or Cedar Basket Weave * m n .$ 1 0 ,6 5 0 , f H* At Low, Low Price Installed $ 3 5 0 Down 68«5 0 Monthly FOR FREE ESTIMATE Nearly new, extra Urge raaek type hanaa m Mg let. Large I.iriag Room with waod-buraiag fireplace. L a n e Bedrooms. to rhurch aad eehaala. Lew tasea. ONLY 814409 — U * Do* a Pay meat. Owner works at Martla'a. Bay fraas esraer aad u v e. Calf FA 8*8382. BEE IT AT — ar> .’ ■ -1 FA 2-7430 GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS in­ sulted and repaired. Roof rtHouie Wiring — Electric Service New and Used Furniture pair. No Jnh too small. Free Sid Vltalen 311 E. First SL FA 2 3622 estimates. FA 2-1463. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia _____ FA 2-0913 TV a ad RADIO REPAIR al *r Used furniture, epplianeei, tools etc. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart ‘1:88 nights and weekend*; Baa 14. Build, Paint ft Repair 218 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 28U8 ford. Lake Mary a id Longwood, FA 2-2772 aod FA 2 8613. IF YOU have painting problems 22. Articles For Haig and want to take advantage of HOUSE CLEANING yeers of experience and the Window*. Floors, Walla. Free E»- COTS $4.98. Sale, pant* 11.98 per best of workmanship, cell K. M. timatr. Call FA 2-1212 or pair. Army Navy Surplus, 310 Young. Lake Mery, FA 2 0398 Sanford Ave. FA 2-1933. or J. L. Bledsoe, 107 E. Onora, Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick 15-A Beauty Parlora FA 2 4122. Service With The Caah. SUPER THUS. E. THOMPSON Re Lovelier With Protesiiona! TRADING POST. FA 2-0877, General Contractor Beauty Care. FACTORY TO YOU Home Carptatry Repairs ALUMINUM Roofing ft Siding VENETIAN BLINDS Phene FA 21431 Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom WALL PAPERING ft PAINTING Beauty Salon rail with plastic ends. Plastic Work Guaranteed Bod Beard 2S10 Oak FA 2-7614 or rayon tapei. Cotton e r nylon Contact 508 W ist 8th St. cord*. A Satisfied customar la our bod Scnknrik Gins* and Faint Co. Phone FA 14441 advertisement. 112-114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4822 HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 15. Special Servlcea 103 So. Oak Ph. FA 1-3742 MASSAGE, Swedish. Ethel M COKVAIK EASTER SPECIAL Steele, Phone FA 2-S054 or atop $8 30 Waves Now $6.50 a t 111 W. 12th, St. Hair Styling ft Cutting Included EVENING APPOINTMENTS AC CEPTED BEST BUY IN SALFORD 2403 Furniture 400 Sanford Ave. ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds. Day. Week or Month— FURNITURE CENTER INCOME TAX SERVICE * 1100 French Ave. WILLIAM H. MURRAY Ph. TA 2-7933 1111 Celery Ave. Tel- FA 2-1384 PLUMBING Contracting A Repairs Free Estimates PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING R. L. HARVEY L. HARMON 804 Sanford Ava. Pbena FA 8-3313 PH. FAW.2-4223 After 6 P. M. OUTtTAMOW MATU M lijl Mia Pram*$ G. E. refrigerator perfect con* dition. $33. See at grey houie, 4th St. at Washington, Lake Mary. F it. 1936 WESTINGHOUSE refrigera­ tor and electric range, 1939 Fedders t i r conditioner, very good condition. Call FA 2-8718. MOTORCYCLE. 1837 I n d i a n , Hounds Arrow, reasonable. Ph. FA 2-7799. PLUMBERS TOOLS; Lead pot, pipe dies and cutters, hydraulic 22>A Articles Wanted Jack, pipe vice and eland. LOOKING for transportation. Will FOR SALE OR TRADE — 33 ft.. Phone FA 2-2993. assume payments — with small 1931 Detroit House Trailer, with equity In *33 to 'SI model car. large cabana. Furnished. Clear FURNITURE: house full. Call Write telling year, m a k e , title. $2,000 cash, or will trade FA 2-8483. monthly payments, balance due on 3 bedroom home In Sanford. and equity, to Box NC, c/o FA 2-7631. ^ESTINGHOUSE .21" tabic moSanford Herald. del TV. perfect, *83. Call 40 FT. SPARTAN, priced low for FA 2-8*70. quick sale. DcWItt's Trailer 24. Loet ft Found Park, 3313 Orlando Dr., on TV TEST instrument): Can be Hwy. 17-92. seen at Richard Greenleaf'a, LOST: Ladles red billfold at or near fruit stand on 17-82 N. ol Lake Mary. Phone FA 2-3013. Lake Monroe Bridge Sunday. HICKS house trailer, 8 ft. wide, 43 ft. long. Will trade equity S8.0M BTU oil circulator Heater, Contents, money and pbotoa ol h it to be teen tc appreciate. sentimental value. Please re­ for furniture and $200. Park Cheapl Call FA 2-4317. turn, REWARD. FA 28738. Avenue Trailer Park, lot 83. 1950 siiui.TZ~42 ft. tralleT$2~000^ LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phone 25. Education - Instruction FA 2-3293. can he finanred. Ph. FA 2-4308 or FA 2 7890. ORANGE TREES for sale. Will U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS: Mrn-womcn, 18-32, Start high plant In yards or groves. Shade 1960 TRAVEL TRAILER. 24 ft., as $93.00 week. Preparatory trees also available. Ed Davis, used 30 days. Save over 8700. training until appointed. Thou­ FA 2-4317. too w. 27th. St,, Sanford, Phone sand* of Jobs open. Experience FA 2 7380. usually inneccsaary. FREE In­ RED1-MIX-CONCRETE 37" Window Sills $1.25 formation on johi, e ilirie i, 21. Furniture 34" Window Lintels $..23 requirements. Write TODAY! MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Lincoln Service, Pekin 61, Il» $SAVE$ 309 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-3751 linoli. . J T n SAXI.K—this bines transmission axle drive gears; standard floor-shift lie transmission. SANFORD AVE. . W rite Box FE Hanford Herald Average Installation Of 2*0 Ft. 1239.00 Installed uniT’com. and rear choice nt or automa- COKVAIR CORVAIR 6-l'ASHKNGEK 8 KA'|TCg — ample head room, leg rbom. shoulder room, hip room in both the front end rrer aral*. <lU.\imi-FLKX HU8PEKB10N —ell four wheels independently suspended; four big coil springe; isolated from body by extra* thick rubber cushions. HOLLER MOTOR SALEH HOLLER MOTOR SALEH 2nd ft 2nd A Palmetto Pnimettn * CHEVROLET * OLDSMOBILE * CADILLAC * C O R V A IR T R A D E - IN S YOUR — BEST B U YS 56 B U IC K S T A T IO N W AGON Radio • Heeler - Automatic Transmie* ■Ion • Fully Reconditioned. Hold with Haller's "OK" Warrenly. 58 FORD Vi T O N P ICK U P I'erfert Dark Green Paint • Excellent Condition Throughout HOLLER MOTOR HALEB 2nd A Palmelln N EW 55 C H E V R O L E T flix Cylinder Fordor * Needs Boms Work Itut Excellent Transportation. R A V EN N A PARK H O M ES JONES ___ S A F E T Y - MASifc.lt BRAKES — extra Urge brake* feature 129.8 sq. In. of effective brskiag areai mr-cMleg, lade resistant bonded linings. FARM WAGON, good condition. $90. Call FA 2-4306 or FA 2-7890. 20-A T r a ile r ! HAVING A BIRTHDAY PARTY? Need Entertainment— Call "Dottle ft her friend Ollle" Dottie Jardior. .vrntriquU) Phone FA 2-1107 after 4 p. m. COKVAIK 22. Articles For Sal* 22. Articles For Halo Wed. March 10, *00—Pane 13 19. Boats and Motors • • quiet Community Near Golf Course $450 Down Turn West On 20th HI. Follow Country Club ltd. ft Watch For Our Signs . . . . OPEN D A ILY 9:00 A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. T il Dark Skaunafoh Construction Co., Inc. 841 Waal 88th S t m t rhooo FA 1*8188 l-ow Mileage * Spotless Inside and Out * A Good Duy Al. ▼ 55 O LD SM O B ILE 88 fc'ofdar • Fully Kgulppan • noauttlul Tutone Blue Finish * Spotless Inside and Out. Our Uaed Cara Will Be Dieplayed For Your Impaction Nightly On Our Largo Lighted Lot. WHERE DEALS SHINE a t the aign of your beat buy I. II.,r \ At t 1- >)l. HOLLER MOTOR SALE I ’ �I _•* ;• __ ; On Hwy. 1 7 - 9 2 - 2 MUe» South of Sanford VETERANS VETERANS: Your VA*loan righto, earned by your service in our armed forces, oro th t groolcot opportunity for homo tnvoolmont you will ovor have. Yot hundreds of votonuu in this ores ora olili paying root. Buying in Bualond Eotatoo your entire cleeing coeto could conceivably be leee than tjjfo^Monlhijljjn^ in your proeent circumstances. Your monthly paymonle are reaaonable in Sunland Eatatoe. For example on a 914,000 VA-loan your monthly payment Inc1udjn£^nxe*jn^ in only 987.50. And the interact and taxes are every penny tax deductible. And if you wish te buy a larger home, your monthly payments lacrosse only 99,00 per month for each thousand defers increase in purchase price and that 99,00 h tc lu d a ^ a M e jin d J n w Rent money ie loot forever! Buying In Sunland with your VA4oan entltlemant starta a heme investment that makes your house expense dollar work for you. THERE IS A PLAN TO FIT YOUR BUDGET FIT YOUR FAMILY IN SUNLAND ESTATES. WE WILL ENJOY SHOWING YOU CENTRAL FLORIDA'S MOST DELIGHTFUL COMMUNITY FOR FAMILY LIVING.. se but S unland E states can PAYMENT — CLOSING COSTS AS Your personal satisfaction' is guarantssd o n tho ssnsirnslion of each Sunland Estates Boone 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 >In - S e rv ic e Financing for one full year o r your d o w n payment and dosfciff costs vs- HOMES PRICED FROM $14,000 TO $16,800 ; FOR Y O U R Giont Private Recreation e / »' IN V ES T M EN T Homes A rt Equipped With TENNIS COURTS • BASKETBALL COURTS • 1HUFFLEBOARD COURTS • DEDICATED PARKS • RECREATION AREAS T il Dark Washdays, I P. M. TU Dark O s Sundays SALES O F F IC E -S A N F O R D -P H . FA2-1M I A BRA1LEY ODHAM, PRESIDENT * u s u i:. ■!»!■ t 1 1 �South Seminole Floods Bring Disaster Relief Call I * • 8-lnch Rains Block Roads, f It? i Threaten Areas li? r a lb WEATHER: Thundershower* with heavy gusts of winds tonight nml tomorrow. High today, 74-80. Low tonight, 68-66. United Press Leased W in fa Established 1908 ' THURSDAY. MARCH 17, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 652 By LARRY VERSHEL £ tle a v y thunder itorma in Semi­ nole County iho last two days have resulted in a call for em­ ergency federal Rood relief by County Commissioner Lawrence Swafford. Swofford said the major por­ tion of the southern end of Seminole County la underwater. County Commissioners termed B e two-day flood condition "criUcal" and Commlstlon chairman John Krider has called an emer­ gency meeting with the county drainage committee far 2 p. m Friday. As of U a. m. today, nearly eight Inches of rain had been re­ ported In the south end of the county and six inches in the Sanford area. W The heavy rains have caused floodings, washouts of primary roads and drainage to homes, mostly in the southwest area. "Something must be done about this problem right now," Swof(ord emphasised. MIAMI (UPI) - The Weather Buroaa at Miami Issued the fol­ lowing all-clear tornado report at 11:91 a. m.: "The threat of tornadoes baa for Central Florida. While Florida M oppoara from Walton reports and radar abaarrattona that nstf of tho oovero activity baa ended. iYlii ■ R R 4.‘¥5 N a & r W e a t h e r s / la id O n e O f F lo o d e d Ronds of strong winds to the arra from Palm Roach to Lake Okeecho­ bee to V an Roach.” _ Swofford said that every lake V i the south and la avtrflowing and ainglod out Lake Seminary, Lake Orient*, Bear Lake and Lake Brantley treating special baiards. He aatd the downpour* have left water which i* threatening laka front homes around Lake Seminary aod if Jha rain con­ tinue* for another day komea may have to be evacuated. County B utnoor Bob Davit t A u been hi the Bald all morning with work trow a. Davla directed a crew to atop flooding on Onora Road, where barricade* war* eat up, and Inspacted waahed out road* in Uta southern cod' of tho county. Hie office reported that ap­ proximately M call* were received complaining of Hood damage. Rain* have Doodad and weihf ed out parta of SR M, SR «M, fpnora Road, the Pinecreil sec­ tion, Temple Terrace and Tanglewood and Loch Arbor. Barricade* have been put up In all these area* and road depart­ ment official* report that if lb* rain caaaai, no evacuation mcaeurea will bo nocoaaary. The abarlfr* office and the Florida Highway Patrol was alerted to (nrwadn Worm warnings a rt over uta county, m All law enforcement office! were optlfied to koop men on s standby basil. On* of tha tow county area a to escape any serious threat due to tho hoavy rains hai boon the Sanford city area: Termed "bad” by city offi­ cial* has been the Goldsboro and Georgetown areaa where barri­ cade! have been get up to pro­ tect home i from being flooded. 4) City Manager Warren Knowles " a id that all city work crawa are working around the clock cleaning out drainage grating* and will ronlinu* to work full time until the rain atopi, The Mayfair Golf course has beon completely covered with wa­ ter making play Impossible. Only minor Interruption* of telephone and aitetrical etrvlct have been reported and only a J/ t* accident* Hava been reported “ u* to tba rain. Early lhi« morning a car driv­ en by Jama* Edward Johnson of tho Sanford Nqval Air Station alammed into a police car driven by Patrolman Earl Bouraquardot. No InJurioa were reported in tfe accident Ibat occurred at French Ave. and Third til. but damage to the two vehicle* was i m.tim ated at tUO. * m Krider aald the counly’a pre­ lent system of drainage ii in­ adequate for the large volume of water that hit the county Uw last two days. "Land that wa* formerly uaed for storage areaa for water baa been cleared and drained for sub-divliiona and tba water dump­ ed Into already Inadequate ditches and canal*,” Krider laid. .K rid e r added that long range 'fla m are new being studied by tbe drainage committee in an at­ tempt to Bad a permanent solu­ tion. which wtU undoubtedly re­ quire some method of financing NKW YORK (UPI) priest a | 1 p.m.: American Airlines ... American T 4 T ....... American Toharco ... Bethlehem Sleet . . ... Caterpillar ................ Chrysler ...................... DuPont . . . .......... . Eastman Kodak . . . . . Ford Motor ............... General Electric ....... General Motors .......... Graham • Paige Lorillard .................... Minule Maid ................ Penney :.............. Penn RR ........ Sears Roebuck ......... Siudebaker . . ............ U. S S t e e l ................. WetUnghouse El........... News Briefs Gina Mad At Italy Wrt'n* Readied Four-Foot Depths In Some Places n e ra ia rnoios oy .ju c k s A -* .*» ' rn m ip s Washout Endangers Tampa TAMPA (UPI) -H eavy ralm waahed out a dam in North Tam­ pa early Thursday, threatening to flood a la,000-acre residential ate lion. Tho HUlaborough County aberUfa office warned the thousands of residents to be ready to evacu­ ate U neceisary. Tho area la known aa Forest Hill*. It was tha laical crlaia to face the Central Florida area bard-bit by flooding earned by three days of torrential raini. Almost at the same lime, a tor­ nado waa reported c u t of Tampa at Seffner, but there were no Im­ mediate report a of damage. The dam break occurred at Laka Magdalena on the fringe of the cily'a northern limit*—an area hard-hit by flooding in the sum­ mer of Its* Heavy equipment — Bulldozers and draglines—were ordered into the area to try to plug Iho gap. Tho county called for all avail­ able men and irurka and aenl prisoners from tba county Jail to aid in the work. National Guard trucka were aped to the srene. The spring floodi, which drove about 230 persona from their homes in a three-county area of Central Florida, receded today despite a Weather Bureau predic­ tion of more rain. Soma 207 persona spent the night at three Red Croas shelters on the eastern edge of Hills­ borough County. At Lakeland la adjoining Polk County, Civil De­ tente workera moved about a doton families from inundated bamea. Water endangered several other Today's forecast for Ihe flooded area waa for cloudy aktci and occasional locally heavy thunder ahowera with gusty winds, show­ er* ending tonight. Heaviest damage in Polk Coun­ ty was to road*. Civil Defense Director Col. Heydon W. Buch­ anan aald 2.300 mile* of county roada ware damaged. He said Ihe damage would amount to at least 1200,000 and probably more. Water poured over many roads, others were washed out and several br!df*» collapsed. A heavy rain and hailstorm al Cocoa today blew down a 170foot transmission lower of a radio station. The ilorm poured liallstonei one > quarter Inch thick acrasa Cocoa Beach before moving out to sea. , The fled Cross said at Orlando that 40 to JO homes in a sub­ division were flooded with water "covering the floors." It said 130 to 200 homes in the same section will tn- endangered i( the water keeps rising. Storms Still Spread Ice, ROME (UPI) - Gina Lollubrlgida, her temper matching har dyed red hair, said today she is leaving Italy to live in Canada be­ cause Italian authorities refused to grant her husband and son Ita­ lian cltteeoship, Pvwe Called Factor Snow In East, Midwest ped the snow into heavy drifts and clutrd hundreds of schools from Nebraska and Kansas to the great lakes. A foot of new snow fell on south­ ern Appalachian Mounlain arras where helicopter crews were hard at work to bring fuel and food to thousands of stranded mountainerrs. United Pres* Internationa] Haled at lean 31 persuna killed in tho two storms. Kansas and Texas reported six each, Illinois had live, Indiana and Wisconsin four each. Iowa three, and Nebraska, Arkan­ sas and Florida, one each. The Mi western storm weakened a t ft crossed the Great Lake* to merge with Eastern snows, , toU PUtaburgh, |*a., and Itocnaster, N. Y., reported three toebet of mw anow during the night and Brookviile and Williamsport, F*„ bad Iwe inches. Rights Plan Falling Apart WASHINGTON (UPI) - A plan carefully worked out by House leaden to push Ihe administra­ tion's voting referee proposal through Congress showed some signs today of falling apart. The plan was agreed to Ia at weekend by Democratic and Re­ publican leaders with some con­ cessions being made to Southerners In an effort to head aff delaying tactics. But Southern Democrats are making a stronger bid than ex­ pected to water down Ihe proposal which would authorise federal courts to appoint referees to guar­ antee Negro voting right*. There were indication* that the Southerners would pick up some GOP. auporl forapropsed amend­ ment to limit the plan to elections (or federal officials. It now would apply also to stale and municipal clectloqa. The Southerners had a se rin of other amendment* to reserve. There were grumbling* In the GOP camp about floor maneuvers that resulted in putting a Demo­ Vote Registration Shows Increase PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Tha U. S. Steel Corp. report criticising tha high coat of labor la "an at­ tempt to Justify future price In­ Voters in Seminole County were creases,” U n i t e d Stcelworkera President David J. McDonald reported "nocking” to registration place* to gat on the roll* to vote charged today. in tha May I Democratic pri­ mary. Volcano Erupts Only I t days remain for register­ PORT MOHSBY, New Guinea (UPI) — The volcano on Manam ing before Ihe rolls rloae April 2, Island, nine mile* northeast of Supervisor or Regtatrallon Camilla New Guinea, erupted with a shat­ Bruce pointed out today. Mri. Bruce aald at noon that tering roar today. There was no immediate Information on the fal* 1,040 new names have been added of the t.000 nalivo resident* of to the voting roll in area* outside Sanford ilnce tbe hooka have been the six-mile long island. taken around for ragiatrafioni. "It looks aa if lha total may Two Ships Collide go beyond 11,000 before the hooks NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) - An close," the aald. American tanker and a Norwegian Tbe registration office In the uioior vessel collided in the dark­ Chamber of Commerce Is o p e n ness o( the Hampton Roads harbor from Monday through Friday from channel early today, spilling 190,, ■ a. m. to 3 p. m. and Saturday (wo gallons of gasoline from a hole from • a. m. to noon. in ihe (anker's bow. Thera ware no injuries. Census Aid Asked By United Pr?a* InterMltenal A new atorm spread inow, rain and ice up tha Atlantic Seaboard today while tha Midweat began cleaning up ate-foot drift* left by Ua worst snowfall of the winter. Spring waa only three day* away on Uw calendar, but the Weather Bureau warned that heavy ice might snarl cam muni cations and ilicken highway* from Virginia through Wait Virginia Into Penn­ sylvania, New York and southern New England. Thousand* of miwestern travelera w*r« stranded by up to U todi­ es of new mow which blanketed Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, southern Wisconsin gnd southern Michigan Wednesday. Chicago traffic slowed to a alandother t h ^ y a ^ ^ c o M t o y .f c i n d a . residences to Lakeland and al m onth aighl inches of anew Dnda Cky in Pawn County to working an the wrnral drain*fa tho north, where an unofficial year*. aMp’a m eat atorm to ate problem tor tha p a n three ranmate pegged tha M-liour rate Ituyly mila an bote wind* whip­ toll MSI A. Pumps Used To Keep W ater Out Of Some Homes In Section Of Altamonte Springs WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ dent Eisenhower has called on all Americana over IS years of age la ioopereto fully with the nation­ al c e n s u s that gels underway April 1. In a special proclamation Wed­ nesday, he reminded all cilitem that it ia their duty under federal law to answer all qurilloni apply­ ing to (heir families when the cen­ sus taker calls. France Planning Atomic Explosion PARIS (UPI) — Franc* plana to explode its second nuclear device at Ha Sahara Desert lasting ground shortly after daylight neat Tues­ day, an authoritative aourc* laid today. That la the dap before Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will arrive here on a alata visit. Tba source aald that It weather condition* wore sat eulUbto tor aa atomic eiploaton at that hour Ih* teal would bo carried over until the same lima Urn aato Side Yard Can Be Front If You Look A t It Right The Sanford Board of Adjust­ ment ami Robert Redenbauxh may not look al front yards and aide yard* exactly the same way, but both agreed Wednesday that Redenbaugh could have a Florida room in hla front yard. It aeema Bedenaugh use* his Cedar Ave. front yard aa a aide yard and his Fourth St. side yard as a front yard. Putting a Florida room In his legal front yard would only leave Tte feet to Ihe unpaved street instead of the required 20 feet. But then there’s always tha fact that Redenbaugh’a Fourth Si. aid* yard looks like a front yard. So Bodenbough will have a Flarida room In hla fronl yard, which look* Ilka a aide yard, white leaving Ua aide yard like g front yard. But it won't look bad. Thera are no neighbor! on Cedar Avt. for yard* and yard*. cratic, instead of a Republican, name on the pending administra­ tion proposal. The squabble ovrr the referee amendment waahed out chances lhal Ihe llouie could pats the civil right* bill today and tend II to the Srnale. Leader* hoped for a Imal House vote Friday. Southrrn Democrats were obvi­ ously Irked by adoption Wednes­ day of an amendment, worked »ul by civil rights backers to both parties, to stiffen the referee plaq. The amendment, approved bp « vote of lto-120, retaliate* tome authority that waa alrickan from the proposal aa I concession to Ihe Southerners. The amendment would require rtfereaa to act promptly on No* gro application* j a r voting, right*. 7 ^ 4 . W hites, Negroes ta ttle In Georgia; Troops Called SAVANNAH, (la. (U PI)—Beatfared fighting between whites and Negroes broke out In Savannah today and slate Iroopera sought to stifle the potentially explosive sit­ uation. Tha troopers had been rushed to Savannah this morning by Gov, Ernest Vandiver after Savannah Police Chief Sidney Barnes said he feared trouble. A group of Negro** began throwing rock* al g ear at on* point. At anothar, n fiat fight broke out between g white boy and a Negro but It waa quickly broken up by police. Group* of whllaa and Negroes, numbering about 100 each, lined up on oppoaitn aidea *# a street. There was a report they ware throwing stonee a t each other. Mrs. Reynolds To Seek Office Mri. Kathleen Reynold* quali­ fied Tuesday ta run for county supervisor of registration. Mrs. Reynolds has lived In Santurd since May, 1921. S' c at­ tended Birmingham Sorlhern College, Birmingham, Ala., and is a member of tha Firat Bap­ tist Church, Seminole Chapter No. 2, OES, the Pinecreat P-TA and has been mother advisor of the Rainbow Girls since 1953. Mri. Rrynolds live* with her hu<band and two childrea at 342A Willow Ave. Mrs. Reynold* aald, " I have welched the growth of Seminole County in the past few year* and 1 am vitally interested in ill con­ tinued development. U I am elected, I will run tba aff lea of auperviaor of registration in an afflcieot manner ao (hat at all timei there will b* an acrurala and up-to-date roll of qualified voter*, to which I feel tha citiieni of Seminote County are entitled,” DeBary Firemen Stop Flooding The DeBary Flra Department responded to an aaaargtncy call during Tuesday’* heavy rains after water had barked up tba plumbtef and flooded ■ homo al 1W DeBary Dr. Itoteon man re* apeadad to too ana. Mm flooding w it atoppod and Mm water waa awept out the doors. Damage wag confined to too u a Tha tension wna heightened by the fact that an unusually largo number of people had gathered In downtown Savannah for n St, Pat* rlck’a Day pared*. In addition, all achoola and to* city’a several college# were cloaad fur the parade, a tradition in tha seaport city, The holiday atmoapher* threat* ened to turn Into an ugly situa­ tion shortly after tha parade and* ed. Both white# and Negroes ap­ parently were tense became of Negro attempts Wednesday to In­ tegrate tench counter! a t arrow stores. Six blocks ef tho downtown neon were virtually under martial law. Police end elate Iroopera wer* potted every few feet along Broughton Street, the city’a main thoroughfare. Barnes said police were con* centreline their efforta en keep­ ing the crowds moving and off (he •treeta. Trooper* and polite all were armed with billy clubs. By noon tha situation appeared to be under control. No arrests were reported Im­ mediately and the pretence ■of fire trucks at one downtown sec­ tion helped police in efforts to disperse the crowds. A group of Negro teen-agers attacked a car driven by a white man, Pater L. Hoaie. Hoila told police the Ntgroe* threw rock* a t hia car, tore hole* In the tnp and dented the aide*. H t said that when ha got out of his automobile, the youths threatened him, A rail for tear gas waa rectlvad at the police department and aoma was dlspatrhad to the area hut there were no report* that H waa used. Long wood To Get Tax Franchise The Florida Power Corp- will present Long wood with a lax re­ turn franchise at lha April T town council meeting, Longwood Mayor A. B, Lormana said today. The power corporation will ala* glv* now electric rates for town power, U rm ann said. Tba lax re­ turn franchise will mean that Flor­ ida Power Corp. will periodically relura to Loagwaod a cart ate amount of tho to o atf M goiaa from atnrteg tha towa with power. Yha return will probably atari with two up to te a r p a * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 16, 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/8bb845fc6cb8d8b1f3bf049417af86fd.pdf 80a0c10fdad13b7412eb91c2eb2a7cc8 PDF Text Text & H CS ' I 1- ; HOW TO U C O C N in QUALITY IN IEEE HOW TO DETERMINE VALUE You’ll know h p quality at once, by ita riel cherry-red color and fine marbling of evenly distributed, interwoven flavor-giving fat — and the creamy whlteneaaof the auet cover­ ing. Thla la cut from beef ataera that have .been apeclally grain-fed to produce beef that la the ultimate In tenderncia and flavor. Only the flnert of thla beef la (elected for the PSO brand at our stores. Value It determined by the beet combination of Quality, Price end Trim.-W e take our hat off to no one when It cornea to value) . , , for thla la the atory, behind the aucceta of . . . and the wide acclaim for PSO BRAND meat*. You could buy moat blindfolded at our atoraa and KNOW that you are getting the beat value every timet Thrifty houaewlvea usually have some tasty dish planned for tha leftovers and therefore prefer to buy slightly heavier than they need for one meal. However, you can safety approximate your need on the basis of 4 lb. per person of boneles* cut* — and lb. per person of the bonc-ln variety. Allow a little more for big eaters, second helpings, and leftover!. BONELESS CROSS * P. 1 a CHOKE nNI-IMM Food Fair All* MEAT FRANKS m f N TAfTY IA R -B -Q HAN S P H fL A D ftm A — 1 to* i �— Governor Names Van Hoy County Commissioner Representatives Protest Method Used By Collins ® lr i> ^ a t t f o r b Difttrict 2 had a member on the County Commiaaion to­ day after J. H. Van Hoy’a appointment by Gov. LeKoy Col­ lins was announced. Van Hoy also qualified just before the deadline for the May 3 primary to seek the rest of the unoxpired term of David Gatchal. The appointment is until Jan. 31, 1961. Who­ J. G. NETTLETON John G. Netlleton Justice Candidate Mtam?nH Springs realtor, Is running for jus­ tice of the peats from District S. # Ms has been a a Altamonte resi­ dent for the post four years. • Nett is too, p4m qualified Friday to n s , la a native ai New York City and lived la Winter Park for tour years before moving to Alta­ monte Springs. H t la 31 yeate old. Ntitle too la married and is the father of two children. He served la the Air Force tor tour years and was la the Marines for three years. • ---------------------------- Packard To Run For Peace Justice Philip M. Packard. 44. apiarist and a resident of Oviedo for the past U y e a n , announced today that ha has qualified to run for OBM-totta* .a t Jaatton to Jbe Peace ever it elected in the balloting • ill serve from that dale untU the end of tho term, Ja n . 31, 1962. T b s Friday appointmaut of Van Hoy resulted in s protest to Collins by State Rrps. Gordon Frederick and K ick Cleveland Jr., who said they had not had any in­ dication of it. They sent a telegrant Collins asking for details. Their message read: "As the incumbent member* of the House of Representatives and as the unopposed Seminole County legislative delegation for the IN I session, we would deeply appre­ ciate being advised as to your reasons for puking the March 11 appointment to the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County As tha duly elected representatives of Seminole County we feel that wa were entitled to the courtesy of being consulted on this matter even though we have the highest regard for Mr, J . H. Van Hoy. Your actions in this regard place* us la a position of wondering who represents the people af Seminole County. Since you apparently have that information, could wa ask that yon toara h with us and Ika stfnsna of Seminole County." Frederick said that he and Cleve­ land ware not Including Vaa Hoy in any way in Ihelr protest—"we are merely prolesling the manner in which uie appointment was made," he said. "We have the highest regard lor Mr. Van Hoy and do not want to imply that ha is a factor in any way in prompting our telegram to the governor," ha aaid. County Commission chairman John Krider read a letter to the County Commission today from the governor's office dated March 11 saying Van Hoy was appointed to serve aa commissioner until Jan. 31, IN I. Frederick and Cleveland told the board that Ihia was the first they had beard about the appointment. Krider said ha knew nothing about the appointment until he found a letter from the governor’s office on his desk Monday alter •f District S. "1 don’t even know who rho brought It In or bow it got there he said. State Sen. Douglas Slenstrom ■aid,1 " I did not know that the appointment had been. mads. Nei­ ther the governor nor his office has contacted me with references to the appointment or sought my council." If the appointment was made on March 11, regaruless of wjkun the appointee might have beta, it should have ve hci cen made known to the press ana public Frederick said “ we had asked that the governor wait until tha Democratic prim ary before ap­ pointing any one to that office. “ We fell that tha one with the highest vole on the ballot for Dis­ trict 3 should be appointed," F re­ derick said. Krider told the board that he is turning the m ater over to Cle­ veland, who U alio attorney for the Board, to check Van Hoy's bond and papers making him eligible Only throe county officer* will to serve on the board. Candidates for the District I run unopposed to tha Dsmocrstlc primary May 3 aa nine candi­ commission seal besides Van Huy dates qualified this morning be are Ted Williams and J . D. Cor­ dell. Whichever of the three wine fora noon deadline. Forty-six candidates hive quali Ihe election will serve from Jan. fled for tha 30 open county of 31, IN I, .until Jan . 31, 1N2. Packard la a member of the American Legion Poat No. 343, the P in t Methodist Church of Oviedo, tha Oyiodo Volunteer Fire De­ partm ent and Is retiring president a t tha Central Florida Brekeeper’s Assn. Packard is married and resides with his wife, OUve, and two sons, Bruce, 18, and Tim, 18, at SR fe43> and Clark St. in Oviedo. m Packard said that ha feels that his sound business experieact ovar the years qualities him for tho office of Justice of the Peace, and intends, M sleeted, to fill the position to the bast of his ability and In tha best interests of the •itiaens of this county. JJnly 3 Unopposed *As 46 Qualify - ^ * Tho throe unopposed are. County Judge Wilson A ttainder, County Prosecutor Xarlyle lloutboider snd Tax Collector John Galloway. The most candidates for any ra c t trill bo tha District 3 Coun­ ty Commission election with five ta tha running. Incumbent Lawrence Swafford will face opposition from James Avery, Ed Zimmerman, Long4- wood Mayor A. L. Lormtnn and v Otis Fourakre. Candidates who qualified before the noon deadline today were Thomas C. Moon snd Phitilp M. Packsrd, for peaco Justice in District 1; Lewis Tale, District 4 constable; Homer Sewell, Dis­ trict • peace Justice; J. H. Van Hoy, district I commissioner; A. C, Dcudney, county surveyor; Atvln J. Potty. District 4 con— stable; Don Bales, District 1 W county commissioner and Kathleen Reynolds, supervisor of registra­ tion. Herbert C. Behrens qualified Monday afternoon for tho District | commission race. Complete candidate Hits by district will bo reported in Wed­ nesday's Herald. flea Renewed A WASHINGTON (UPD —The Eileahower administration renewed ka plea to Oangrea* today to •limteato the internal tailing aa government bands. But Damn* Matog up to "reform s" and to fight too In­ teract rate appeal. •** *• . ^ Ray Slaton Files For School Board Ray Slaton, n reaideat of San­ ford for IS years, qualified Mohday to run for the office af County School Board member to District 3. Slaton, father of two children, ■aid today; "1 believe the schools are lb* moat Important part of our government, and I believe that it is the duty of school boarfl mem bora and parents to be toformed of all funetioaa of the schools." llo also aaid " I shall consider it an honor and a privilege to serve the cqunly In ibis manner, and I will at all lime* try to know what is going aa to eur schools, and will bandit each situ­ ation to a fair and honest man­ ner." Slaton, who is president of Oaklawn Memorial Park, resides at TOB Oak Ave. with Us wife sod children. He is a member af First Baptist Church and serves as chairman of tb* Board of Dea­ cons. Ha also bolds memberships in the Woodmen of the World, Seminal* County Chamber af Oaremarre and tha Junior Cham­ ber Of Commerce. Slaton la a saliva of Rome, Ga., and com* to Sanford to 1*43 to •orv# os assistant secretary to Central Florida Production Cre­ dit A lia. VOL. XUX J. L. HOBBY Hobby To Run For Re-Election Sheriff J. I,. Hobby announced today ha would seek a third term in office. In announcing his c*ndldsry, Hobby said. “ I appreciate what the good people of Seminole County have done for my family and myself and I will always strive to make Seminole County a better place to live." Hobby resides with his wife snd Ihrse thildran ot 3101 Cordovs Drive. He is a member of tha First BspUst Church, of the Order of Odd Fellows, Elks Lodge, Masonic Lodge, ia president of Oak Ridge Supper Club, a member of the Brotherhood af LneomoUv* Engi­ neers; member of the board of director* of the Florida Sheriffs Asm. and msmber of tha National Sheriff's Assn. Ka attended North Georgia Military College, Middle Georgia College, FBI training school, and completed the traffic institute court* of supervision of police personnel at Northwestern University, UN Peace Force Proposed By U. S. GENEVA (UPI) - The United SUtes called today for establish­ ment of an international police force within the United Nations framework to preierve world peace after national arm s and a r­ mies are slashed. *-■ —x j Frederick M. Eaton, U. Batten chief, mad* th tha opening teaakm to a disarmament conference. The controlled Soviet jected as "dim " and benatblr" a bold, cheat-proof arms a offered by five 'Western Ha­ ts. The American proposal was de­ signed to supplement this threeslag* Western plan, presented ear­ lier to tha first East-Watt meeting in nearly three years (O’ break a 18-year-dlaarmament deadlock. "There muat come into being, as national armaments diminish, an International force within the framework to tho United Nations to present* tho peace," Eaton aaid. He said K muat be "a force to ensure that tha seeds of conflict do not mature to the point where small nations less endowed with the elements to national power, or even large nations, would be threatened by a more powerful and more highly organised state." "The establishment to such * force will be fraught with great difficulties, but bow much more difficult and unhappy tha alterna­ tive—the continuing mounting di­ version to the efforts, energies and livrs of men to the production of the means of their own self-dastrucuon,” Eaton aaid . K WEATHER; Scattered nhnwern tnnijrht and tomorrow. Hiuh today, 65-76. Low tonight, 60-05. SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY. MARCH 15. 1960 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 City To Raise Commercial Refuse Fees Engineers Plan Johns ■11v•1 of Fnt applies/to the De­ partment or the Army fur modi­ fication o f a permit lo cnnsirucl an aerial electric transmission line arross tha SI. Johns Hivrr near Ih* SR 100 bridge at Lake Monroe. It la proposed to reconstruct this line with.the minimum ver­ tical clearance undci the portion of ihe lino which ciossrs the channel. A t bile meeting on this pro posed construction will be held soon, engineers report! Ike To Ask Sugar Quota Authority WASHINGTON (U P D - Presi­ dent Klsenhower plans to ask Congress for discretionary auth­ ority under which he could change sugar import quolas, Including sugar from Cuba, Republican eongraislonsl leaden rcporlcd loday. Senile GOP Leader Everett M. Dirk sen of Ulinois said thr new authority* for the president would not be aimed ai any particular country but be dealgned primari­ ly to assure tha nalioo of ade­ quate sugar supplies. ORLANDO (UPI) Police presi essed their Investigation loday into tho dealh of Mrs. PhoebeKathleen Love, H , who was prooounrrd dead on arrival at a hospital hera Monday night after her car struck a telephone polr. Officers were trying to deter­ mine If Mrs. Love, to Chuluoto, died from tba accident or had a heart atUck before the crash, She was reportedly tho lone oc­ cupant to tho car. News Briefs Soviets Accused WASHINGTON (UPD — Sen Thomas J. Dodd (D-Conn.) loday accused the Soviet Union of touch­ ing off the recent worldwide wave of antiScm itlr incidents, Dodd, who was a prosecutor at the Nuremborg war crimes trials in 1843 46, also drrended th* record of West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's program of ‘ dcnazlft.cation." Killer Held MIAMI (UPD — Mass killer Dqnnis Wtiflnry was ordered held fur Dade County grand Jury action Monday in Ihe fatal shooting ot two service station attendants. Two different peace justires heard tes­ timony against Whitney, IT, o( North Hollywood, Calif., in the murders of Arthur L. Keeler, 32, ami Kenneth G. Mcttarano, 31. Each ordered Whitney held to thr Jury without bond. Trial Of 35 Set TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Ele­ ven anti-segregation s l t d d o w n demon-ilralor* will gu on trial here Thursday and 33 more Friday oo charges of disturbing the peace. The 33, arrested Saturday at ■ demonstration w h i c h troopers "Vr.V tr? v/*b ttx r gai, pleaded Innocent Monday. The group includ­ ed 28 Negroes tram Florida AAM University and fix whites from Florida State. Doctor Sought MIAMI (U Pil Detectives searched loday (or a clue lo the whereabouts of Dr. William B. Welch, 34-> par-uld Miami Shores obstetrician wlw was last seen after a midnight call to Jackson Memorial Hospital 1**1 March 4. Hi* car, with his medical bag in­ side. was found in a hospital park­ ing lot last Thursday. Police aaid Ida family believed he had either been the victim of foul play or Ilia amnesia. S t f " & Sanford Naval Air Station officials reported today that two pieces of debris washed ashore near Daytona Bench Feb. 27 hava "positively been identified ns parts of an A3D." Tho parts, a small piece of rubber nnd a piece of nylon webbing, were identified by the plane's manufac­ turer, the Dougins Aircraft Corp., nnd by the manufac­ turer of tha parts. Thay Identified the piece of robber an pnrt of a self scaling gas tank of the type used in the AJD nnd ihd webbing as belonging to hd AND drag sheet. "With th# identification of these parts it can rea­ sonably be assumed that the AM) missing since Feb. 25 crashed at sea," th* NAS reported. Standardized W age Scale Urged For County Offices Citing Ihe "starvation" wages paid to soma county amployat, County Commission Chairman John Krider railed on county de­ partment heads today to explore further the possibility of cstabIish In it a Mandate wage -scale for all employei. Krider laid there are torn* working tor thr road department making aa tow ai t o wblla other amployea are making a* high ■i 1100 a week. 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPD - Stock price* at t p. m.s American TAT ............... ITU American Tobacco ............ 104'-j C A O ................................ 60S Chrysler .................... . 32** Curtiss • Wright ................. 22'i DuPont .............................. 326 Ksslmsn Kodsk ............... 88't Ford Motor . . . . . .............. 74* • General Electric ............... *6H General Motors ............... 43'fc Int. TAT ............................. S3** t-orlllard ........................ 36*« Minute Maid ...................... !■** Penney ................................... 1H*A Penn RR ............. ............ 14 Hears Roebuck ..............'. 4I*» Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 44H U. S. Steel ......................... 43 WeatlnghouM Kl................... 10 Tax Collector John Galloway, who oppoaed tha plan, aaid ha would go along with further study of it, s* did Tax Assessor Richard McCanns and Circuit Court Clerk David Gatchel. Krider also criticiicd payment or bonuses to emptoyea out of excess funds. " I don’t like (he treatment county money la get­ ting," Kridar said. "You can't taka lax money and Just pas* II around to whom ever you want," ha added. However, Krider said this cast no reflections on present depart ment heads, since (his bonus policy has been going on for a long lime. Galloway said he was opposed lo the standardization plan bacause "1 am responsible for running my office and i'll say Just what employes will get." "I don't want outsidera butting in." he said. Krider said that the board had taken no action on the plan, but was only studying tha Idea to give county employes with low salaries a more equal wage rate. The board agreed to meet with officials from other counties that have started such s plan to gel their views on the program. McCanns said he favored th* plan only if a minimum wag* was set, with no railing oa wages. "I would be in favor to tha plan if everyone ala* went along with II," he added. Gatchel said be would use the plan lithe other department heads did. However, he said, the pro­ gram would have little benefit for lb* constitutional offices, on­ ly those coming under the juris­ diction of the County Commis­ sion. lie cited (he zoning, agri­ cultural and welfare offices un­ der this category. Adenauer, Ike Discuss Berlin WASHINGTON tUPI) - Presi­ dent Elsenhower and West Ger­ man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer met today to discuss tb* Allied stand on Berlin and strategy for the East-West summit meeting in May. The president scheduled a morn­ ing conference with Adenauer, who arrived Monday night from Princelon University where he received an honorary degrre. He alto was invited to a White House stag lunch. Adenauer fold hi* Princeton audience that while the West seek* a solution to global differ­ ences it should not be Impressed WASHINGTON (UPI) - Amerl- by Soviet Premier Nikita Kbrushra ’s Pioneer V sun satellite plung­ ehev'a gestures to strength and ed deeper Into spice today and "evrn leas by his threats." was expected to log Its first mil­ lion milas some tima Friday, a week from Ihe day it was launch­ ed at Cape Canaveral. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) The National Aeronautics and —A false bomb threat Interrupted Space Administration calculated Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt's speech that tb* MJ-pound satellite pas Monday night before an totegratad 444,430 milts from tha s a r th 'a t audience at Glbba Junior Collage oooq today* for Negroes, Th* crowd to about By midnight, NAHA calculated, 1,000 filed out to tha auditorium ianaar will t e TIMM mites as poll** searched tor a bomb that above Now Zealand and coasting wa anonymous caller had telephon­ oa at a rata to $,TT4 miles aa ed was aat to go off during th* Pioneer N ear First M illion Milestone a s ©■ * 7• ; !S £ v . Hie Appalachian Mountain areas of Georgia, Virginia and the Carolinas, with a light snowfall re­ corded as far south as Atlanta. The near-blisiird was expected lo drop as much as 12 Inches of snow on southcaslern Missouri to­ day before sweeping int* Ken­ tucky and Tennessee. The new storm turned th* cen­ ter of rescue operations from the Appalachians to South Dakota and eastern Nevada. Officials said warming temper­ atures were melting both heavy Plane In Sea Hope O f Rescuing Miners Fading I B rnmlitioni were posted from Texas In the Dakotas and heavy winds blocked roads with footdeep drifts and closed schools in Arkansas, Nebraska, Colorado and Kansas. The latest blast of the eruelest March on record laid 14 inches of new snow on Colorado, pelted Kansas City with four inches snd raised snow accumulation at Omaha to a record 23 inches. Then it struck hard-hit Arkan­ sas with seven Inches and raged across northern .Mississippi into WASHINGTON (UPI) - Hep. John Hell Williams (D-MIss.) Indi­ cated today he would help five southern Negro** go to Pennsyl­ vania to get Job*. William* said he would find Hit Negroes ir Rep. Jam es G. Fulton IH-Pa,) was sin­ cere in saying ho would give them job* in the Pittsburgh area. Ful­ ton, ditriog debate with Williams on the House floor Monday, denied he discriminated against Negroes LOGAN, W. Va. (UPD-1(op« and aaid he would blr* five Neg­ virtually ran not today for II roes selected by the Mississippi ooa) miners trapped seven day* congressman. In the fire-swept tunnels to an Island Creak Coal Co. mine. Heroic rescue learns, balding around-the-clock against fumes and debris, met bitter disappoint­ ment this morning when they fought their way into two areas where engineers believed the missing men may have harrlradad thamselvea against the fire, beat and killing carbon monoxide. Thay found no tract of tha vic­ tim*. except four abandoned lunch pail*. Tha rescue workers then en­ tered into a labyrjnlh of tunnel* leading off Hit main haulage way. "If thay are not in Ihe third area, they are strung out dead along the back and of Ihe mine," Slate Deputy Mines Director Paul Lingo aaid. t Y* Ur 1 m KS m Smothers To Study Transport Bill NEW YORK (UPI), Mailman, to J m ............ was eiplent to a Ford Panto slit ] to 13 young rom poirn In i By l olled Press International One of the worst storms of a long, hard winter whipped across the .Midlands today with foot-deep snows, bitter wind* and froirn rain. The calendar said spring was lets than a week sway, but win­ ter reigned supreme from Colo­ rado across Oklahoma, Nebraska, Arkansas and Kansas into Mis­ souri. Iowa, Kentucky, Tennessee and Illinois. Warnings of dangerous driving Job Help Offered Chuluoto Woman's Death Probed Awarded Grain t s jS r Falae Bomb Threat tiiae-HBART THROB o t'I960. ttnily Williams, chat* with "King Ugly” Wlnaten Ptofpy about fhelr crowning m high school Heart Ftihd king and queen at a Heart Fund d ig te nt tha Civic Conter. Thn 111 in dims votes for ’M as Heart Throb cimdidtUoa, and proceed* to dance went to tha Heart Funds (Herald Photo) Su ■ NO. 650 Snow Storms Spread W inter Grief Sanford's City Commission last night derided to raise commercial refuse fee* a total of SLITS to bring the charges nearly in line with whst it costs the city to collect commercial refuse. City msnager Warren Knowles reported that fees from the 168 commercial account, in Sanford bring only 86.740 annually. Fees will be raised for 21 of the ac counts to bring the city $10,666 per year for services costing 810,819 17. City Attorney William Hutchi­ son reported that Ihe Goldsboro recreation area owned by the school board can be turned over to the city without any further "hitches." The school board own* the Goldshuro property hut Sanford has pul 846,000 worth of recreational improvement* in the area. About 15 Negroes listened to th* commission proceedings. May­ or Hlgglnbolhaqt asked them al the start of the mealing if they had any problems to bring up. A spokesman said they had none at the present time but simply wanted to sit in on the meeting and see how it was conducted. The commission approved a 61-lot plat between 30th and 24th Streets, subject to Ihe approval to tha Zoning and Planning Com­ mission. Surveyor A. C. Douitney presented the plat railed Garden Park. Th* now unplatted land it betwren Country Club Manor and tha city borrow pit. WASHINGTON (UPD ■— Th# chairman to th* l*M t* tranaportation subcommittee today brand­ ed the administration's -proposal for improving air, rail, road and water traffic aa just a rehash to old r*commendations. Chairman George A. Smathers (D FIa.) promised lo study tha 78point, 14-yfar pregram de­ tail. "I hop* I flog aouu ..jftgats of gold not avlddnt *1 my first look." h* aaid. 1 If f r a il rv •fit* drifts and nrw snow and tho stranded North Carolina moun­ taineers now have enough sup­ plies to last them through th* winter. In another tense rescue opera­ tion, a parly of ,kiers and a heIV copter reached a wrecked, twinengine plana in deep snow east of Ely, Nev., and reported that all five persona aboard were alive. Two unidentified passen­ ger* were reported seriously In­ jured and a third was said to have hern injured lea* seriously. Casselberry Has New Building Code The Casselberry Board to Al­ dermen adapted a building coda at thair meeting Monday night Alderman Darwin Shea, who drew up the rules with Edward Heinsen, said that th* code con­ tain* minimum building require­ ments and was made as cat? to understand as possible. Persons building in C aiielba* ry must now pay a building fa* ot two cent* for each square foot of living area put up and one cent for each square fool of carport, screen porch or stor> age bulll. Th* rod* rover* re­ quirement* for foundation*, walla the building itself, Joists, roof­ ing, wiring, plumbing and plast­ ering. Shea - aaid that hi drawing s* the coda, the best elements were picked from tha Winter Parte Orlando, Seminole County and Southern Standard Building sodas. Tha rule saya that fines are nsd to exceed ttoo for cod* viola* tlons formed by the Cassalbarrf building inspectors. Board Chairmaa Lytla Swop* said Ihe coda’* purpose ta to keep the Iowa up to a standard and get not worm • hardship an ■ny w ilder. The aldermen apprevad a Ing ram minimi report favoring establishment to a 10-acre ceme­ tery on Laka Drive. Hibbard Casselberry, win will develop Dm cemetery is a private venture, said tha pial will Includa tho onequarter acre non-profit cematary now run by th* Ca tael berry Methodla) Church. Casselberry must get a Hat* franchli* be­ fore he can proceed with th# development. Altamonte Council Hears Complaints Complalnla- a b o u t Infrequent trash collection in Altamonto Springs ware made to tba Alta­ monte commission by savaral resi­ dents last night. Mayor Wilbur Hawkins explained that due to Ihe growth to tn* town and the fart - that Allamont* Springs has only ooa trash collec­ tion (ruck, tha (own hasn’t bean able to keep up to Its once par week collection service, SomeUrnas Altamonte Spring! resident z only gal thair trash picked np every 10 days. The rum miss loners said they would try to make nome provisions for more frequent collection but pointed out that money for in­ creasing Ihe scope to town trash pickups isn't in this year's budget. The commission decided to open bids (j.t a new Altamonte Spring* police car Monday night. Council­ man BUI York was instructed t* work with Folic# Chief Tracy Sul­ livan on getting at least three bids for a next Monday's 7:30 p. nt, mealing. Assessor To Aid Exemption Filing Tax Assessor Richard E.< Mc­ Canns today announced that re* resents lives from his office will * at varied locations in th* county in order lo help with fil­ ing of bomealrad exemption ap­ plications and tax returns. Tha following locations wUl bo visit­ ed: On March IT and II, B. E. Pcrvis real ostato office to For­ est City; March 81 and 33, Alta­ monte Really Co. (across from Prairie Lake Drive In); March 23, North Orlando at tha ViUag* Hall to tha Council Chambers; March U and 3* to Ovtodg to tha T o rn Hitt. McCanns emphaaU*! teat a#> S which homesteads are with all applications for �*----: . J- >e m raey will bo held Wednesday 8:88 o. m. at the Mayfair Inn If Course. Prise* will be given the winner and ruimarup, J; v, , Eftf Thn M uter leal Crippled Child'' ron'a drive for funds wUl begin Sotnrday with a ball at'th e May; ‘ fair Inn. Tho ball wUl start at • p. m. and aU proceeds of the • evening will go toward purehose • ef needed equipment and Improv- taker. The 1960 census of the - od e o n for eripplad youngster* county atari* April 1. The govern­ ment kaa liked eitiirna . to co­ . t o too a rts . operate fully with the worker* to Tho eriilhlUoa baseball aeasoa make their figure* aa complete aa poaaibla. ___ Olant farm elubs awing Tha annual Seminole High Glee to aetloo at Memorial SUd Baseball fans wUI have a Club Ball will be held at tha Mayfair Inn March 23. The dance, v-_ -------- to sot promising rookies to nctloa. Gem* Urn* ii i:J0 p. entitled ‘'Shangrlla" this year, m. and tho first game will have will be from 8-18 p. an. .to n Harlingen, Texas, t e a m * ■■■ ■ An Orlando bridge director, Mra. Jan* Scbaal, wul direct tha Seminole Bridge Club game i t the Sanford Civic Center Thurs­ day night. These gamea are part of the Recreation Department refrain and are hold In the loby room of the Civic Cantor. The club invltoa players to join the ( V} •' erri^ntoc** and nephews, all Coiielborry Facts D rainagt S u it * CetoMBirry offtototo have bn Mttftod of n writ to bo kraut ifribat tho town ehorgtog ii celiM KuMlschek atarted build­ ing tho city, there waa only fu l­ f i l la tha center of Iho country, motion freshman Ellen Moo A im raid. Now, with Big city going up, raids ara crossing the dense hm glf This ia a way to break down tho sickness and igno­ rance ao prevalent in Brasil's Interior, Miss Alvoa said. Tbo capital will bo moved from Rio do Janeiro southwest to the now eapUal of Brasills, April M, the aim lv tm ry of Urn Por­ tuguese founding of B r u i t f t o seaport of Rio la gottlag too crowded m d Its climate is not good for work. Before Xoblticbek, m president was bold enough to build Brasilia, Mlta Alves aald. Brasilia, 8 planned city from tho ground n p i’ wffl b e ’Of mo­ dem srrhlteciureil style. Mora than 88 tree tor* worked dally to clear tho Jungle for Uio m w cap­ ita! alto. Mila Alves pointed out that it ia aometimaa hard to teach B raid's people of the u ltim ate benefit af the m w city. Infla­ tion la praaent In BraiU. Prices hove gone up three or four timai line# Mira Alvei left the coun­ try, end people who want food now a n not easily convinced that a project is good which will n a p benefits in 80 years. In order to oombet communism, stamp out Illiteracy and nxpUla tho purpose of Brorilia, prises ore being given to people who toacb other Brasilians to n o d . Almost half of BrotU'o people make their living from agricul­ ture. Induatry la growing, with production or automobiles and talevlalon iris alerting, but many poopla who canMl read have to depend on agriculture, Mira Al­ va* raid. ■y United Prees M e r u tia w l Political acUviiy in Florida Monday found moat of tba can* didatta slumping eait coaat towni. John McCarty of Port Pierce, one of 10 Democratic candidate* for governor, atarted the day with a coffee at Delray Beach then flew to Montiecllo for the funeral of nuraeryman Fred Mahan.' Tonight. McCarty will return to Palm Beach County to reaume hit campaign. At Fort Lauder­ dale Monday he aald if elected he would taka alepa to bolater Flor­ ida’* "ailing tourlat induatry." Fred 0 , Dtcklnaan of Weat Palm Beach headed far the upper ra il w ait today, with atopa planned for It. Auguatinc, Cocoa, Mel­ bourne and Tltuivllle. • Monday, Dlckinaon aald In Jackaonvllle that Florida need* to Improve ila induatrlal climate. He aald the unhealthy tas atructure headed by the antl-iaduatry intan­ gible tea la dltceuraglng naw In­ dustrial from coming to Florida. Mayor Ifaydon Burn* of Jackaonvllle awung into Winter Park, Orlando and hi* home baae, Jackaonvllle, today. Monday Burn* *aid " a quiet prcaentatlon of the law” ahould bo uaod to atop Negro altdown demonatratlon* pretesting lunchcounter segregation In Florida. Doyle I . Carlton Jr, of Wauchula planned no activity today WASHINGTON (UPI) - Unem­ ployment fell by about aoo,ooo in February to drop below tho four million mark, Informed sources fluid today. The number of Jobs increased by more than 400,o n to M arty 84,800,808-0 record for tho month. Tho oxoet figure* ware scheduled to bo announced today by tho La­ bor Department In Its monthly re­ port on tho nation's job picture. It la poaaibla for tbo Increase in employment to exceed tbo decline in jobloaoMH because of Mm neweomara sn tiring tho labor force who are succenifU In finding work. Labor Secretary Jam es P. Nttchell, who gave a Upaff on the report Monday, elan raw tt show­ ed wages wore at on 0U-tlmo pock. Throe suspects wore railed shortly after the akooilag Monday night hut wiiMisea were unable to lenttty them 8a tho three men who kitted John MtAullffe, 38, and Boa Spiislrri, 48, the Inspectors. McAullifa and Epiralrri wen shot to death as they arrested the goaf for stealing flva hog* of govern­ ment mad from a Marhy freight house. The Inspectors, dressed aa labor­ ers, had been working on odd job* around railroad freight yards wktta hooping n witch for mod thiovoe. W est Drafts Geneva Polit 'astern offi­ GENEVA cials put finishing touchas on a broad troop-sod-arms slash­ ing plan calling for creation of tho world's first tetaraatioMl disar­ mament organisation end a world pears police force. Heads of the United Stotts, British, Preach, Canadian and Italian, •legations to the 10-nation Genova disarmament conference SAPULA, Ohio, (UP!) - Po­ opened here today met at lice weren't aura how to Hat on French headquarters. "auto" theft reported by Mlrroll Jackson. B e tte r Jackson told offleora someone CHICAGO (UPI)—President BUI homemade „•toto „ „ bin ,,, ."gocart" — •a homemid* motor vokleto- Police ftaaUy la­ Vaock of the Chicago White Sot Theft Label Qumndar ' <* V - • | 9 I -' ;• ‘ t,1- * ' s *„ ■* ■ ,1 T;- m m and waa jit it aa quiet Monday, lie and Mra. Carlton returned from a weekend of campaigning in the Miami area.H I In Tampa Monday, candidate Ted David of Hollywood called on voter* to aak hi* opponent a how they expect to pay for carrying out thalr campaign promiaea. " I think every citlien ahould aak the candidate* what taxea they will propoae to meet coat* of canal building, road building, education and dth if campaign •. ; • -S m promises,” . he aald. In another aapect of (he cam­ paign. the accrelary of a'.ate re­ ported Monday how much each of the gubernatorial candidate* ha* apent and has bean given to far In tha race. C. Parria Bryant of Ocala la leading the contributions lial with 1141,923 to dale. He reported he ha* apant 9101,837 so far. Next la Carlton, having spent 91087(4 and received 8137.833. McCarty reported (pending 128,271 and recalving 810,811. Dickinson reported expenses of 135,o a and receipts of P f i j i l . Two other hard-running Candi­ da tea, Burns and David, alio reported Increased expense! and receipts. Burns ‘reported 957,888 apent, 8(5.107 received, and David reported 828,782 spent and $33,383 received. NBW YORK (UPI) - A highly placed source In the Democratic organisation was quoted by tha New York Times today aa saying Sen. John F. Rannady probably would bo nominated for tho presi­ dency on aa oorly ballot a t the CLYDE A. BRYAN won Democratic convention. Tha Times dispatch from Wash­ appointed chairman of the ington by W. H. Lawrence raid fit Patrick's Dcy Dance that source felt that Kennedy scheduled Friday night i t wouldthotriumph by a comfortable tho Notions! Guard Arm­ margin In the April 8 Wisconsin ory. lira dunce la sponsored primary over Sen. Hubert Humph­ by the Fleet Reserve Asso­ reyTha source said that ■ subs*ciation. The dance will ith rt i t 1:80 p. m. Proceeds will queot victory for Kennedy over be used for the purchgne of Humphrey in Weat Virginia's pri­ mary would mean nothing could a future club for the San­ atop tho Maiaachuaetta senator, ford branch. the Timet said. However, tho source was quoted aa laying If Kennedy falter* In tho primaries, he thought Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri had tho beat ebanco, Tha source did not feel Sen. Humphrey of Minnesota nr Son. Lyndon Johnson of Texas had much ebanco for tho nomination, LOS ANGELES (U P Ij-T h * dis­ tho n raea raid. trict attorney's office today wanta to knew m e n about tho stormy behavior ef the FinehTregoff murder trial jurors dur­ ing thalr fruitless deliberations, “I Joel it Is incumbent on tie WASHINGTON (UPI) - P u t to make an inquiry Into tho state­ rntnl* of th n a la of physical vio­ jtoyjkuddy. Wanna buy some hot lence and of luggoitod Improper You con got thorn from Uncle r a a d u c ^ r a id Diet. Atty. William Sam. And Its all on tho up end “ if threats ef phyatool violence up. The General Servleaa Adminis­ were mode, oa boa boon reported, we might hove n felony or n mis- tration (GSA) announced Monday demeanor to unearth concerning that It would put on the auction the jury." McKesson arid be planned at an unspecified Urn* to talk wttk ad aaven woman and five men DA To Probe Finch Jury Behavior Anyone W ont Diamonds? U n do Sam W ill Soli ’Em The Jury became hopelessly deadlocked Saturday and tho throe-month, four-day trial of Dr. R. Bernard Plneh and hi* mlatroa* coroto Troioff waa declared • mistrial. MeKtiaon elan rovaried ho boa M l da elded who wlU prosecute Finch, 41, and Mira Trogoff, B , tend their company's Prooktoat's la a n tra ll on thorgoa of mur­ Club eonferoaeo in Hollywood der end conspiracy in tho July 18 Beech, May tf-tt. Included in tho group of more fUJUhot staying of the physician's than TOO to odors and wives from " It wid depend when and whore Iho Soulheaitern states will bo the retrial to hold," Mid McKee- Supts, H. I . Bora and F. J . Herrts, L. R. Boom, B. D. Hickott, N. I. Xlcbburg, and P. L. Rudd. The burin*is sessions la Holly­ wood Beach wUl Im hide advanced WEST HARTFORD, (tout. (UPI) underwriting practices. The student newspaper M Conrad High School reported n survey •bowed toot throe lourtoo of too ITHACA. N. Y. (UPI) - The pupil* show gum or randy dur­ Seventh Annual National Confer­ ing clou#*. Tho neper observed ence oa CompUs daftly, sponthat this may reduce tension af aorad by thu National Safety the students hut malms teachers FATHER NILl)8 HUBBLE, ehnplhln a t Snnford NAS who will leave this month for Okinawa, was npecial guest a t a reception Sunday a t the new Cm ‘—Shown with ........... I guest are, social hall of All Souls Catholic Church. the honor from left, Father Richard Lyons, Fr. Hubble, Mrs. Lenox Fay, president of the Catholic Women's Club, and Mra. S. F. Durand, refreshment chairmen for the reception, (Herald Photo) Rescued Russian Sailors To Get U. S. Welcome ABOARD THE AIRCRAFT CARRRR USS KEARSARGE (UPI) Four Russian aallors who survived a 40-day ordeal on o disabled land­ ing craft In (he Pacific arrive in the United States today. They will receive aa cnthuaiaiUe Tbo American arlcraft carrier USS Kearsargo, which found the young men adrift la tha Pacific ocean oa March 8, waa scheduled lo arrive la San Francisco before Tho Russians, n o w sporting Amorican-stylo craweuts were still pale from their ordeal. Rut they w en beginning to regain the estl- Hospital Notes mated 10 pounds each man loti whoa tho sailors w on forced to turn to shot leather ns the only source of food, They w e n Identified as Junior Sgt. Victor Zlganshbi, 88; Pvt. Ivan.Fadotav, 21; Anatoli Kruehkowakl, SO, and Philip Poplavskl, 80. Tha men w e n Identified earlier as aoldlera, but Soviet sailors work­ ing naar at o n w ear arm y uni­ forms and earry army ranks. Tho four men will be transferred from tho Kearsargo to tho M arini Green in San Francisco by helicop­ ter, They will be met by represent•tlvco of the U. S. state and Immi­ gration Departments and Am IoII A. Kardeshav, second secretary of the Russian Embassy la Washingtoo, D. C. Kardeabev raid he would take charge of the young m m . Ha raid thoy "probably will sta r In San Francisco for two days, then fly to Naw York and then to the SovP) Union." v He raid he was not sure how soon thoy would bo nturnod to Ruaalo boeauso that “will depond on their condition." Tho sailors still wore thalr green army uniforms when they w e n picked up by the Kcariarge about OM miles from Midway Island. They aald Uiay were awapt to ran by a storm during a training op­ eration M ar tho Kurile Islands u Jan. 17. * During the 48-day ordeal, too small landing craft drifted 1,080 mile*—and the men added a chap­ ter u the endless story of awn against tho m b . MARCH 14 ItdmloHoai Calll* J. Oweni, Sanford; MUdrad Singletary, Sanford; Major Owens, Sanford; Judith Smith, Maitland; Manna Gsorgo, San­ ford; Herman Stanley, Sanford; Mary Martin, Sanford; Don Mor­ ris, Sanford; Ronald McQueen, Geneva; Marilyn Moore, Sanford; Harriett E, Wilcox, Sanford; Vorest Scott, Sanford; Mabol Magee, DeBary Births Mr. and Mrs, Robert W. Owens, Sanford, a aon Dismissals M tn h a pevaaux, Sanford; Edith IHm i R, DeBary; M, B. Smith, Banfirri; Mary Cbavera, Lake H ariri Clifford Lana*ton. Enter­ prise; Edward Moore, Sanford; Jeannle Maxwed, Apalachicola; Judith Smith, Maitland. Insuranct Mon To A ttend M o i H o m e R e p a ir s R e m o d e lin g -P a in tin g Wn hnvn n speciaiiat for aaah of your needs. Free Estimates M A P E S T IL E Rome Improvement Center FA I-4BM IF YOU’RE GOING TO BUY A LOW-PRICE CAR B T H E BETTER ONE! Teacher* On Edge A ntw Mareury Monterey, with d* hu* appointment*, b new |IT to |66 lm ** than th* btat-aeUing Ford** Chevrolet*, and Plymouth* (th* V-8 Galaxies, Impalos, and Fury*). Safety Talks Set *2631 Veeck :y •u : o-i ■-.5 beled (ho theft as grand Urcony •nd forgot tho iuto theft Bipods. Is Ik e County lo r COUNTY, STATE AND FEDERAL ELECTION UtitiriM ytur Muck 4th RtvistratiooT Offlct wUI bo optR ter rtgktertey 3$ day*. Arms at prestige in tt* buslncas and rivia life of your community. MR ROOMY o m i t FAR ROM. R o n era Junt of the edvantogco Mercury offere you over the leading low-price name cert • More distinctive styling (enclualve body eholl) SUedior riding (71 longer wheolbeae) * Safer *• Staodkr on curvw (grantor woignt I er more atoblllty) • Larger tlrco (1.00 x 14—coet extra on low­ price name cnib) • Excluxiv* Roxd-1'uned rid e • Befor broke* (m ore b roke lining) Monday * Friday 9 *ttt 5 Saturday 9 *tU Noon • ' • Quieter ride <tS% more insulation) • Mora foot room (082 cu. in. more for oentohoent Peraengorx) • Fewer bump* (special 3-phara •hock ebooibon) • Grantor "nee-nbUity” when it relM or onowx (overtopping S-epoed electric wiper* clear even the cantor) * Bettor vial-blllty off around (bigger windnhMd end win-' dox-x, 1102 eq. In. more glean) ■ N o poriodie brake adjustment (broken adjust themaelvan). •»* IN* raw tax tom, « , « * . - * MM..* m * * . 2nd la Tbo Last Day tio Itefflfter Camilla D. Bruce P tH H K K M A N ” 109 - N o rth P tlH M tte A vo. S a n fo rd , ‘.- i '3 m / A' I I f F lo . �{Thr d ie h a id TUESDAY P. M t i M 1*1 (*) *:1S III i l l * Cl k111* III If) *:*• I f I S ill i l l ID ' ill Tit* ( ! ) (9 ) T ill (I) T:l* (1) (Si (*| l ** (Si J U to.I# (SI T o T e ll Th* Truth C l W l r h l U Tow n 10:41 (SI Sports 11:0* C l («) ( I ) N o w s l l i l S (SI Movie ( ! ) Movie I t :!• C ) J o ck P ea r *:** (i> Debt* am ts WEDNESDAY A. M. t:Z* 7:9* 7:1* 7:1* 7:11 *:•» till t:tt ( II C o n t l n s n U l Class room ( ! ) T o d a y — Dava d a r r a w a y ( t ) W ea th er ( • ) Cartoo oa ((> New * ( I ) Now* («) Captain K a n g a ro o C ) M orning T h o a u * ( t ) Rompor Room * : l t ( ! ) Raadtr'a D l a e t t *:«t ( I ) N e w s • Intarvlaw* , t i l t <t) Nawa * W eather k l : H ( 1 ) Do ugh R* Ml ( ( ) Rad R o w * Show f t ) Kartoon K ap tra 11:10 C l P la y Tour Hunch (*) On Th* O* ( t ) Mov lt H i t * ( t l P rlct I* Right f t ) 1 U r * Lucy l i l t * ( t l C o ncentration ( ( ) D ecem b er Brld* WEDNESDAY P. M. I t i l * (1) T ruth or Conse quen ce * ( ( ) L o i s o f Life . ( II R o it lsa e Dun 'H it# (1) Could Bo Ton f t ) Search far Tomorrow ( I ) Lov* T h a t Bob S t i l l HI G uidin g L ig h t 1:9* H ) B u i l t H I Abou t F a c t s 11) Top per 1:1* (91 Baa F raa claco B e s t H ) As Th* World Turn* C ) Mr. * Mrs. North liSS C l Q u s t n For A P a y I f ) For B o t l s r or Wore* (9 ) Day' l a Court t:SS ( I I H o u m P a rty ( ! ) O i l * Storm 11) Ix irttta Y o u n s S h o w • l i t * ( I ) Millionaire H I Buai th* Clorh IS) Y o u n s Dr. Malono l i t * ( f ) Tho Vurdlct I* Tour* C l From The*# Root* I f ) M'ho Do You Tr ust (:*• 111 I'ome-ly P ta y h o u ss H i l l r l s h t c r Day t l ) Am erican B a u d s tM d f i l l H ) Hec-rat Storm 4:1* H I K d f* o f N ig h t ( 1 ) A d v en tu r e Tim* S i f f H i Movlo— W este rn H ) T h r e e Sto oge* I t ) Popuy* P la y h o u s e l : t * H I My r r l t n d STlcka H ) Superman liSS H I WoMhUP-NUfva --*■ H ) H i g h w a y Patrol f i l l ( I ) dual* * : » H i H an n ibal Cobh f ill (1) Nawa (* ) Cen tral Fla. Nawa 4:4* H I W eather Sill (!) N ew s (St Th e F iv e o w l s (S) Juhn D a ly T:** ( ! ) Ilcacu* I ( I ) HI aport em an Till (S) N e w s — D o u g la s K d w a rd i H I TV Harden Mart 111* ( ! ) W a g o n Train H ) Hotel do Pare* H I Musln for a Spring N ig h t liS 4 f t ) Charlla W a a v t i Bhdtv H I Doyl* Carlton 1:1*. ( f ) Oss ie and H a rriett ■1) Price la n i g b i H I II. H. Marshall 1:44 ( ! ) P erry Como (S) H a w a iia n Kya H I Million aire *:*# H I P v a Got A l e c r a t II :** ( ! ) T h is l a Tour Lit* H ) Donnie O 'K etf* (SI B o i l n r III CHH Itepnrta US ROYAL iiii[!> !;#* (9) 1:10 C l I*) IS) 1:0* t*t Cl HI S i l t (St Cl |A n# . a , I*) I* I* C l 11 -OS C l l*i (»> 1.19 1:9* 1)0 1:11 l,t>9 l: 1 f 4:94 THURSDAY P. M. 9:19 It #o ( i ) T r uth or Conse quen ce * . (SI la ive o f Life ( I ) Hasllaee d u n 11:1* l l i It Could B* Ton ( f t l.ov* T h a t Rob (SI Search for Tom orrow H .eS H i c u m i n s Liaht 1:99 i l l S u ite 19) About F a c i e C l Top per 1:19 H i A* Th* World Tu rn s H i San F ra n cisco Boat ( ! ) Matlne* T h a a tsr 1.09 H I Day In Court (1) Queen (or a Day (SI For B e tter or W o n * 1:11 H I H o m e P arty H I (ial* Storm C l lo irotta S o u n f Th eater l i t # ( I ) Millionaire (SI Beat the C ock C ) Y o u n s Dr. Malnn t : t l (S) Verd ict (e Tour* H I W h o Do Tou Tr ust 4.i t i; « » IfB au i T h a ■^ h n b l a * S:S9 1:99 4:1* 1:19 7 99 ( 99 H ) H i g h w a y Patrnl H ) Chan nrl s i t Newsroom * :! 1 ( ! ) People'# Chul* O *:!S (1) H annlhal Cobl, * in H i iV n tr a l Fla. N on * *19 c i Now*) *:(* H I VV**1her S IS (SI J u n a l* C l ) l u u i l a y • B r ln k lsy H ) Joh n Daly T100 (S) Outdoor Itu llstle Board t !) T r a s s l u n g e r * I f ) Glenn H u m 1:11 IS, New* Dwugla* Cdwardi 7:11 IS) H e a t h e r 1:11 H i H a l t Disney IS) B a w h l J t C l People Are P unny *■** (1) Troublrahooters ( SO (*> N avy l.oa H ) Man From B la r k h a w k i 1 I'..nil**- Mar I ' i i a i l i 9:99 IS) Deallu l ' U ) in > u , t ■f t Smiaet st r ip * i f l i l Mika II .m in er 19:99 C ) C a v a l c i d o o f Sports (SI T w lllu h t Cunt H I Detective* 19:10 H I N ew York (*i>n(ldrittlal (*) Prraon l« Person 11:00 ( ! ) ( ( ) (9) N i s i . VVeath.r Mporto 11:11 H I Mnvla h i Movla 11:80 (2) J a c k Paar SATURDAY A. f. 7:11 1:19 t:0* * •# 10:09 10:1# 11:01 It.1>I U:SI (!) H) H) (I) IS) C) HI (!) i*i ill Hi ill (9> W sa t h sr -C a r t o o a C a rio o n s Captain K e n sa r o a Rov Rogara , Herkl* and J eek l# Cartoueta M ighty H en * ) Playhoiie* Huff and Roddv Hrlenr# FTcltnn Th eater Furv I L n > Lury Cirrus Boy N sw a SATURDAY P. M f:» 7:9* 7:19 7:19 !;SS 9:99 l:IS 9:94 (!) (!) (*> t») H) (S) (4) C) (SI * ; ! ! (1) f : i l (4) l : ( S (>> C o n t in en t a l Classroom T o d a y — D av* Clarraway W aathar • N e w s C a rto o n s Nawa News Captain K a n g a tu o Morn ing Thoatro Romper Room Mystery H o u se N o w —I n t o r v lt w a N an s • W tsllisr 6:70 x 13 NYLON IRack . . Tul« - Ty|w ■ ^ " w FLUB TAX and RECAPAHt.E CARCASE Cor. 5th and French 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE DAY — • FA I-W 7I Tha Utah Roait Man anil (be F h a lle n g * M a n t e l Dr«d or Allvs U len ra n n o n Mr Lurkv Th* Deputy t.awf*n.-a IV*llt ( la v * C u e W ill Travel M nrlrt M ill* *" j a i k tleiinv .special J u b ilee USX Stan from Inlrrpnt Steal* Mot In Movie SUNDAY P. M 4:19 C l C o n tin en ta l Class room 7:99 ( I ) D av* u a r r a w a y 1:5# ISI W eath er 7:!9 I f ) Cartoon* I.VS (SI New* S:#S IS) New * S : l i (Sr Capt. K anga iu.. 1:9# t l ) M o rn ln s Th ea tre (Si Hutnuer Roum 9:># C l R e a d e F l b iu ret f;(S ( I ) N ew* — Interview * CSS H I N ew* * W eath er to:#* C l Dough Re Ml <*) Tied How* S h o w 10.19 C l P la y Tour Hunch l # : l t C i Trimsura H unt H I M o ll* tf) On Th* Co II is# C l Prlca IS H tsh t H I I I*iv* Lu<-y 11:11 I t ) Concentra tion III December Bride l i t Tucs. Mnrch 15, 'fiO—-P urp 8 15.09 C ) HI (9) 11:19 c i HI tills i«i l:eo C l THURSDAY A. M. C* Hterllme . IS) W yatt Rare kSiS* II I T l a h t r o p t I *> R iflem an l i t * III Philip M arlow e i * i Ret) Kktlm n C l Art hur Slurray l * ; « * C i St Squat) i l l Garry Mocr* Show (*) Alcoa Pr*»onta l * : t * (»> Keep T a l k l n a lt:t* 1*1 To Tell The Truth C l Man ('atleil X I t i l S C l and 111 ( I ) New* M i l l III Movie t l : M (Si W ea th er IS) Movie i l ; t * ( I ) J a c k Paa r Flies C ) New* ^rralh Programs For The W eek News About The Stars CHANNEL LISTING ORLANDO (6) WDBO*TV CBS (9) WLOF*TV ABC DAYTONA BEACH (2) WESHTV NBC Programs start 6 p. m. Tuesday, Mnrch 15 nnd end 6 p. m. Tuesday, Mnrch 22. W t a i h e r -K o w e .B g o r t i H t s h w a y P atr ol P eople's Choice H a n n iba l Cobb Nows Central Fla. N*W1 W ea th er N ew s Don* R a n t e r Joh n D ais Not F o r Hlro Bob Lyn n Shun News La rain I* B u garfoot Sian Ini.. Spar* Th* V ik in g s fratifnrh 15:99 H> Cl Hi 11:1* (M Cl H) 1:9* IJI HI l 19 I f ) 1:99 (4) M oW lng Tru# Hiorv houpv Bale* — Klda Karlunn Kaper* D*t*etlv*a Diary It's th* luiw Matlne* T h eo ter I'Urt N # « » Ilia p l c t u i * Pro H o c k e y N e w Tu rk v*. D e i r o l l H ) W restlin g ( ! ) R o ska tb a ll S.t* H i Ban F r a n c i s e s Host ! . ! 9 H I Deuth V a lley D a y s 4:94 19) B a n d sla n a C l AYeolarn Movie 4 in i d i t i i u e t r y on Psrad* 4 4S H ) Bo n lin g S:#9 I f ) All Star Golf i n i l l ttomar e l th* J u n g l . . 1:4) (41 N ew s 4:49 ( I ) Movlo— Woedorn C l African Patrol IS) Donnl* The M en s'* 4:14 C l Ranch Tarty H I Kmall World 7:09 (41 C rn lra l F lo rid a a hawca* ( ! ) Ray Roger* 1:1# C ) llo n a a sa ( I ) Dick Clark BhtW 141 P erry Mseon 1:19 1:99 S:19 9:99 1:19 C h ristophers CHS TV Worh elm p Cartoon* o r a l Roberta M-ivte CHS New a Cartoon* 1*1 T h is la Th* Lite H i Double F e a tu r e T h eater i l l H e m a l Lancer* i l l Comman d I’e r f n im a n e # C l Klngilnm o f th* Sea ISI Hr Our Ultra! C l The Adventurer I f ) Mid-Fla. Industry To m orrow H I C hlrapraclle F o ru m i l l S u n day Movla (SI e n s Spnrla S p e c la c iilsr — S p r in g T r a in i n g Baaehall (*) S u n day W ith Sally ( I ) Champlonah lp Brid ge H I Broken Arrow IS* S u n day Sport* Spec. 19) ft la W ritte n i f I Fare Th* Nation I ! ) Cham pionship t l o lf H I Matty's Funnlea i f ) Coipiueat ( I ) UK F o o tb a ll Quls C i Tima P resen t H i Hus a Hunny C l l.-iw i ' th* P la in sm en 1*1 Cru tad* In Kuropa H I Meet McUraw H I T w e n t i e t h Cen tura (1) Sab er 01 udon I f ) W illiam T e ll C l H lvrrboa t (SI l-aial* III Colt .41 H I Maverick (*) Four J u st M*a (SI Fd Sullivan H i iiu r Am erican It e r lt su e i f ) Tha Lawman ( ! ) Chevy Show (4) UK The air* H I Th* Hal,cl H I Tha Ala sk a n s (5) s p e c i a l — V a lle y of 111* (S) llln Tin Tin (Cl Loretta Ynung T h ea ter ( ! ) d a t e Storm I.S* C l Tonne Dr Malone IS) Millionaire <*> Be al (lie Clack Is !* C l Front Tn**e Root* i * l Verdict 1* Tour* l » l tv ho Do Toil Truatt 4 :0*S C l Comedy Ptavhouea i * i K rlch isr Dav (Si American Banitetand *:S* i l l Secret Storm « l l l (SI Rile* of Nlcht C l Ad venture Tint* 1 .00 C l Slovla (S) Thre e S l o o a e s IS) Pnoeva Pla<nou s* S I* i n n in Tin Tin ( SI Cartoon* S.eS i>) H i g h * ay Patrol IS) W e a t b e i —***•■ —f a a r t a S : l l r«i l i n n , *V* Andy S IS C i H annibal Cobh 1:11 C l .Van* i f ) Cen tral FI*. New a * ta i l l W ea th er 1:11 t i l N i n e l* ) W e e k ly N ew s R ev iew f i l l I*) John Daly lies C l I* Men 1*1 D la e-t I f ) Thla Man Daw son T ilt I f ) N *n * 1:1# III Sint* Trooper i*> K ate Smith Shun ( f ) C h ey en n e |:S * C t Manhunt is> f . K Border Patrol 1:1a C i Well* f a r e iSI F a th er K n o w s* P e« t t f ) Rourbon Street Heat *."* C l P ete r flutin <*) Danny Th o m a s • ;l* C ) Tom bato ne Territo ry i S i Ann Hothern Show H I A d v en tur .* In Paradis* IS o* C l S ie v e Allen • Si llrn n eeeey t*:Sa I f i Te.t Mat V Amateur* iS i Du Po n t Show t l : t l III Nsw* i s i N#w» and W eather TUESDAY A. M 1:19 7 .no 7.10 7:1) 7:39 7:19 7:11 1:00 1:11 1:90 e.Zn 9:11 9:1) 19:99 9:19 flt'l S ill 9:SS lo ve 19:11 1*19 11:9* 11:19 11:19 (1) C on tin en ta l Claaeroom ■!) Today H ) W calbtr t l ) Cat l o o m ( I ) Now* 4S Woathor HI N tw t III Capt. K a n a a ro o ( » Morn ing T h t a tr * H i Itumper Boom 111 Headers D ig es t i f ) Nawa (SI N e w s and Intervi ew * I f ) hi lent * Bcopa I t ) N e w s * M'eathor C i l>uugn It* Ml (*) l l t d llu w * Khow H I Kartonti K a p i l * t l ) P la y Your l l u n ch H I Un Tha (Ja (>) Movlo ( i I P il e * I* R ig h t H ) I Love I.ucy , H i Con oo ntratlnn HI Devembai Hilda MONDAY ! ! : * • (5) (*) HI II.SO IZ) H) HI ll:4S H ) I :«« (Si Cl if) l:ls H ) ill (•) 1:99 C l Hi ■91 1(1 It) HI (I) H) (!) HI 19:19 ( 1 , IS) 19) lli#* C i (fl 11:11 C i (I) MONDAY A. M l:ZS 7.ue 7:19 7.Z9 f:IS 1:90 l:IS 9:99 IZ) l!) HI C) (*) Cl 1*1 il) (I) C) C o n tln tn ta t C lita ro a m Today — D*v* Usrrov W es ih e r Farm Mat h*t Ile p - M . C a rleo n s T.nlay New* Nswa Captain Kangaro o M o m m a Theatre Romper tluum Render! Dlaaat Nan a and In irrvle w * N e w s • Weather Do It* Ml Ur,I I'.nne Show Kartoon Kapar* PI*) Tour l l u i u h Un Th* (Jo Movlo Price I* Riaht I Lova Lucy ConceniraUun December Brldo TUESDAY V. M 1*. M . T ruth or C u nse quescos L i v e of Llf* Iteetleaa Cuu Il CnUld It* ( o a haarch fur m m u r r o w Lov* T h a t Bob Muldlna l.lan t Oprii Wltiduw Topper About Korea Aa th* World Turn* Mr A Sira North (J lameu ra m * Quean tnr a Dav For B ailor or W o n * Dor l a Court Ilk'S (1) (SI (9) 11:1* (Si IS) (1) 12:11 • i t l:«o is> If) (1) lil* C ) (f) (■) 1:1* H ) II ) H) 1:1* O H) H) 1:1* t l ) HI H) 1.19 t l ) tf) (Si (;*« C ) (I) (I) SIS HI *:ll tf) XI) lli# C l IS) (9) 1:19 H I ill Truth or Consequancaa l.ov# nf 1,119 Risllraa dun bearv-h for Tm norrow Lov# T h a t iloh II Could B* You ( lu lilln s Light tim la About Ferae Topper Slailnr* Th satr * Han F ra n cisco Ileal Aa The tVorld Turn* Day In Court (jusan For A Dav For Halter or IVuras Loretta Young T h ea ter l l i i u i t P a rlv ila la Klorm Young Hr Melon* Mlillunalie Host lha Flock From The** lluot* Who Do Ynu Tr ust V erd lit la Vnuie I'umody P la th o u a * Hrlghter Dav Am erica* Handstand Haerat Htnrm Kit go nf Nigh t A.lvrntur* Tim# Mnvi* Thre e l l o o g e e Popeva Plavhnua* Quirk D raw M cd raw no.-hy and FMantla By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (IIPII - The New York Philharmonic aerie* on CBSTV, with Leonard Bernstein charming, conversing and occa­ sionally conducting, has been one of the great pleasure* of this gen­ erally disappointing TV season. Hcrnslrin A Co., was back again Sunday with another satis­ fying hour, the final hour of their TV season. I may sound like a sorehead hut I think mid-March is much too early to eonclude a season. Off they go. even before the departure of winter, or th* Belly Hutton ahow. Sunday’* show explored rhythm. Bernstein showed how a pulse be­ come* a heat and then takes on rhythmic values. As usual. It was a clcvarly presented lesson. 1 thought, however, that his final portion of narrative contradicted the first part, I also felt that at times Bernstein was almost spoof­ ing Art Carney's recent satire on Leonard Bernstein — a llfe lml* Istrs-Art (Carney) sort of thing. There a rt no reservation* op my part about the performance! of Aaron Copland't "E l Salon Mexi­ co" and the final movement if Ceaar Franck’* Symphony la D Minor, which I thoroughly en­ joyed. William G,-aham*a direc­ tion waa an important part of the production's auccess. Somehow, the philharmonic's brass seem* shinier, the fiddles mrllowaMooking, the tympanists crisper, the musician* generally more competent than any other musical group I ace on TV*. May­ be it's the lighting that does it. "Paraon To Person" on April V from hi* cod if# in Kay L ari*. Th* eoiira- half-hour will bo d*voted to the vtait with lha far* mar president. The leading ton* tender aa a replacement far CM* TV’* • Betty Hatton Show" i* an* other tituation romrdy, “ Aniel'** "Th* Immenae Dei Ian," an eo* aminalion oI theorie* about tho creation of the unlverae, it NBC* TV'a "World Wide «0" tor Sotor* day, April I. Robert Culp and It** gar Steven* are co-starred I* "Calico Bait," a future CBS-TV "Zane Grey Theater" epiaode. Thia anthology aenea, incidental­ ly. la awaiting a deciaioo on Ml future for next aeaaon. Kara Stone hat a part in ABC-TVa B arth M myalery, "Kim Quixote" on "Hawaiian Eye". "The "Withered Look of Summer," the June t "U S. Steel Hour" production aa CBS-TV, will alar BHay Palmer and Jeff Donnell. ABC-TV reporti that Lawrrnre Walk will play tho accordion for tho ftret llmo to about two year* during his Marok to ahow, I960 Mailaway United P it ** International NEW YORK (UPI) — Jose Conzalea. 150. Arroyo. P. R . outpointcil Antonio Marcilla, 115, Buenos Aires (10). PROVIDENCE. R. I. (UPI) Itrrnir Lynn. 153. Jamaica, N. Y., nulpoinlcd Gcorglc Maddox, 155<i, llyannis, Mass. 110). HOSTON (U PI(-Torn McNetlcy. 19H, Arlington. Maas., nutpolntrd Willi Hrsmanolf, 195**, Germany, (10). CARACAS, Venezuela (U PI)' — Carlos Hernandez, 130, Venezuela, slopped D airy Moore, 1211s, Springlicld, Ohio, (7). Non-title. RENO. Nev. l UPI I—Mario Ma­ cias. 118. La* Vegas, Nev., declaioned Hilly Peacock, 122, Los An­ geles, (10), , Best Yet! Tha Sanford Harold's annual p r o g r e s s i v a m a i l a w a y s d N o * trill go to pros* It. March. Plan now to send your friends and ftm ilita n# North and out of Semteoto County (hit informative edition completely covering Sanford and Bamlnoto County. Thia picture adMan v i hava section* eoTuring SaminoU Cato* Dominates All-Ivy ty’u home*, aporta, gntartohMsaait# CAMBRIDGE. Slat*. (UPI) — Dartmouth dominated the All-Ivy League hockey team with ihrcc players being named to the squad. They ire goalie Turn Wahman, and (letcns^mcn Russ Ingrrsoll and Ilyin Oslebo. Forwards Tom Me* llrlde of Prinrelon, Dave Kelley nf Brown and Kd MeGonagle of Yale rounded nut Ihc team. agriculture, industry. Navy a*. UvUJes, water sport*, fishing, ton beautiful eisy of Sanford, tonrisi activiUea, Schools, Church**, gritura — featuring too many toton and arganlaaUona. You c a n t afford to bo wttoM l I Cancels (same W IL K ES-BA R R E . copy of too big 1IM Baadaed P*. ( U P I ) - President Harry Rudolph nf (he Eastern Professional Basketball League ha* canceled the iwieepostponed game between Allen­ town and ilarcllon. This Is Ihe first lime since (hr league begun in 1940 that the schedule was nnl completed. Harold mailaway odition. Call tha I a n food la rn ld l - l l l l , or drop hg and ptoan FA your ordara. H a oaah a t i roof big special I for 1.00. Ttoa p irn to New Assistant DALLAS, Tex. (U PI)-T he Dal­ las Kangers of Ihe National Foot ball League have name Brad Eeklimd as assistant coach. Kcklund was an all-pro eentrr with the Baltimore Colts and was tins coach for the past two seasons at Ore­ gon, his alma matrr. Th* Automobile Manufacturers Assn, estimates thrre will hr loo,000,000 motor vehicles in the U, S. by 1070. CAMERAS Pholoiraphr Suppliaa 1 • Day D tte lsg lsi Denies ■ limited a W1KUOLDT CAMERA SHOP R. Park avai labia. Eaaford. Fla. 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Chaplain William Hearn of the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion la involved in a worldwide charitable effort to help chilAren orphaned by the recent earthquake in Morocco. The chaplain ia orphan aupply coordinator for the San­ ford station and ia seeking items of clothing and bed clothing for more than 1.000 homeless children who lost their families when the twin '•orthquakes, fire and tidal waves virtually ."'iootroyed the city of Agadir. A homo for these orphans is being established under the • patronage of six-year old Princess Lalla Amina. Two thous­ and single sheets, 5,000 blue jeans and girls' shorts, fi.000 too shirta, 2,000 sandals and undergarments are needed. The ' children a n from two to 14 years old. The plight of those people enveloped by the tragedy wrought by the earthquake is such that the world, including Sanford, must respond to 1U Especially when children are left without families and naked. Chaplain Hearn ■houid get the help of everybody who has any Items which these children can use. You can reach him a t Extension 232 +%the Naval Air Station. ifV T O R f f c h M AW ' WORRY CLINIC IwDr.G.W .Crane ta r ta n , Malcolm lllm to as* a UUte m a n a**** 'ta u g h t to a l l i f t admal Undents. atody If jrae agree whh tbs baa erg* yaw !*■ eel ached la ataft each a eaarae. CMC aa official teacher caa be lot total m a tin roU la CASE B — 402: Malcolm D., a g a t to, to a city pbyalclas wltb a sm art auggaition. •'Dr. Craaa," hr began, "1 wish the high adwaU would teach a abort ceurm on practical medi- I "Ob, I to a 't mean they ihould try ta n a b s doctors out of the 'vgagils. •"g u t moat people are woefully eat about almpla medical L If Utoy Just bad a few prtodplea eiplatacd to them, I they aaald save a lot of Uvea be* . lir e we medics reach them. t "Jtoraly a practical course emir on ;; < treryday medical ailuatloos loos would S m sr lasting dividends to most ..................................... thaa a couth la trigono- ! Malealm’a Idea h sound. Indeed, * 1 't go farther and urge not only 1 a a a a n a aa applied medicine at t th e high school level, but also a t•« aoaHStor r '.................... i of* applied psychology. 1, la ean at aa accident, there- ■;rf i lir a , llWM atudenti would no Ion♦ c a r rm around to circles, scream or saying "Call a doctor", l they could quickly render Btototo.first aid traatm aat that f§ s v. ; might aava a Ufa. A panoramic week of lectures • aaaatom r and physiology could w*U ho included, for a tot of adults tool about eaacer to parts of th* body where cancer rarely occurs, B they just knew the simple ) ■•toe’s «< anatomy and physiology, • they could fine themselvei from t this neadlass anxiety. . Suppose a person gets into an accident. lUs car smashes, he to thrown clear. What you dor If • poraeu to struck by lightning nr falls to the floor after being r.-. R* • : J& ' ; shocked on a high voltage wire, what should you do? If a child swallows acid wbat can you do, right on the spot? Or If be la covered with lye or swal­ low* some of it? Suppose you find your child covered with w ater in the bath tub and apparently drowned? Many a mother leaves a baby at Its bath while she answers the phone, and then may find it sub­ merged when the returns: If an adult fails to the floor with a heart attack, wbat should be do? Firemen know that one bucket of water on a biasing waste bas­ ket may do more to stop a terrible f in than an enUre fira depart­ ment SO minutes later: Hie same Is true In medicine. Doctors may not get to the scene WASHINGTON*—They do things for SO minutes, so you toymen n little strangely In Washington. So should all bo taught to high school about lha common medical I gave it llUla thought a t the mo­ ment when the blonde a t Uta door •mergenclea. For you laymen may tip the greeted m* with a kiss on th* aealca between Ufa and death check. •van to those first 3 minutes: This was a t th* stately old Remember, mouth • to • mouth breathing Is the best form of Congressional Club on Washingartificial respiration If a stunned ton's New Hampshire Ave. where wives of our lawmakers often con­ victim ia not breathing. If ha ia bleeding, stop the blood gregate. Oulsldr, the weather waa not flow. If you forget where to apa tourniquet, at least press much unlike what 1 had experi­ d right over the bleeding cut. enced in Antarctica. I arrived In Wad up a clean bankerchiefhip boots, but Inside congressmen and push It hard against the were strolling about to aloha cut blood vessel. Keep up Uia shirta. Now, I noticed, the attractive pressure till the doctor arrive! and clampi lha bleeding ends of lady was putting a garland over artery o r vain. my overcoat I bad coma here In Soapsuds to a good alkali to response to a new* release which neutralise swallowed add.- Vine­ I vaguely m ailed H id something gar helps offset swallowed lye about a meeting of congressional or lye burns on skin. wives. A good couth to practical medi­ Next 1 was aware of the hand­ cine a t tbs high school toval would some gentleman a t ths young thus be a boon to America, so woman's aide, grinning until the agitato for it to your local tlrhtly-waxed tips of hli villain school system: mustache spfoad six Inches apart, (Always writ* t o . Dr. Crane t recognised him as Itep. Dan to care of this newspaper, en- Flood (D-Pa.). He said: "Good ctoatog a long 4c stamped, ad* evening. I would Ilk* to have you dressed envelop* nod Me to meet my wife." •over typing and printing reals I t turned out th at lha wives whan you send far asm *T hla had gone Hawaiian for th* night and this was the typical greeting a t the door — fo r everyone. It did itrtke ms funny, when I ASSIGNMENT WASHINGTON K D A ILY C R O S S W O R D --------- ECMstmu _____________ .t thus M S * alio* «. Tibetan OtVetoed aapriest culchaoR T.'Touch on* IA Japanese to and sock 1 TTufelooo II.F Jntrelaae I L tia m e e n SS, ■Mortal* horoabadc ItW N to a l IS. Epochs „ *Mto I IB. Raw iron SUMMIT CUT, It.U niversity „ . tofioar 1 1 A hanker la IA ogled IA Natrium !*>?■). ifilfuato ST._ SAlmmedtototy (oclioq.) SP. Place no. Rejects OLAprU dot* TJap.1 M. Travel- Big Keg Foams, Big Heads N e x t ■aletdar'e A**ww ^vnU oy* . It K M W d ■ e H SE* if p m p i i f iw h HevYeefc dA Arabian W //M E B ifiU 4*. Matt kiln i i . Hmiiw hlnm uhh DUBLIN (UPI) - What's probably the world's largest "beer keg" has fin a l'/ foamed into fullscale operation here, turning out 2,3(4,400 pints or bper at a time. The "keg" Is a fermenting tun. built of stainless steel, installed at the Guinness brewery her*. Guinness officials won't say flat­ ly it's the world's blggait, but they don't know of any others half ao olg, Tha warahouse-slie tun holds the raw m aterials of bear whtls It ferment* Just enough to give it a proper kick—7,100 bulk bar­ rels at a time. The whole tun is sterilised after every use. At H fillings a year, the Quinness people say it will produce 1T>,712,000 pints of stout every 12 months. thought of it, to be kissed by a pretty lady and then have her husband step up and Introduce us. There was to bo no business this evening, Ju it a lueu, which meant fried bananas, fried ham, fried nuts and tblnge, preceding the hula course. Tha hula portion was performed by a secretary to Sen. Oren Long (D-Hawati). She's lithe, winsome Clare Bowman, whos something like 3 /ltth native Hawaiian, Then they moved the palm fronds and banana trees from the dining ball and a man ihowed up with a phonograph and hog-caller’a voice and announced: "Let's all square dance." What square dancing had to do with a luaii was not mads quite Quotable Quotes United Press International LONDON— David Benson, man­ ager of a London employment agency, staling that American businesses have asked him to send them a total of 800 English lecretartes: "They aay our glrla are more reliable, work harder and are more stable in comparison with their own secretaries. Our girls can spell, too — that’s a tremen­ dous advantage." by Marquis Childs WASHINGTON CALLING PO LITICA L C L A M B A K E by Ed Koterba clear. But they asked me to Join in, and ainca there was only ona other singleton, namely tha Ha> walian girl, I agreed. But th* way it worked out, an elderly con­ gressman did a trick cross-over and I ended up as the partner to his barefoot wife. Most of the ladles had taken off their shoes. I suppose it was so they wouldp't hurt the men's feet when they stepped on them. Then the Impasse. The caller kept calling for undivided atten­ tion, but tha house was made up of both Republicans and Demo­ crats. The square* finally got rolling and it turned out to be a wauau of a luau. Th* energies of the hostess, the wife of Rep. Pag* Belcher (D-Obla.) amated me. And aha did her dancing with her ahoee on. They were all still kicking their heels whan I slipped away—to re­ cover and return to the waiting first lady of the house. Naturally, eha saksd how tha meeting went and 1 found it quite dif/ieult to explain how I could spend an entire evening among congressman and not come up with a news story. WASHINGTON—With the convic­ tion that It is Imperative for sur­ vival to tha m id a ir age to talk rather than to fight, aom* more talking is about to (ta rt a t Geneva. The JO-natlon disarmament com­ mission crested under the auspices of the United Nations is going to try to find a way out of tha vast and terrifying jungle of nuelear armaments that have been created on each aide of the East-West di­ vide. These talks will go on for months and possibly for years. Or they may come to a dead stop and sput­ ter out to futility after a few aarly skirmishes. For there la no disguising* the fact that tha five Communist na­ tions on the one aide and the five Western nations on the other are approaching the question from diametrically opposed points of view. The difference between the two approaches could scarcely be greater and as the o p e n i n g speeches are being written and re­ hearsed it is hard to lee how they can be reconciled. The Communists are going to Geneva to propose a broad agree­ ment for the swift abolition of all arms and the means for making them. They will follow the proposal presented by Prem ier Khrushchev in his speech to the United Nations last September. Controls and in­ spection would come after an agreement to start at.onca to dis­ mantle lha Incredible Inventories of mess death. Tha Western view ts that real­ istic disarmament can come only through slow and eareful stages, with unchcatable rules of mutual inspection agreed to with each stage. Gradually, aa one step fol­ lows another, the way will be pre­ pared for the big cute to ease the arm s burden and reduce the ten­ sions that bedevil the world. Tactically the West will begin to probe as quickly a t possible, once the propaganda speeches are out of the way, to see whether Moscow U willing to consider a phaae-byphase introduction of controls, This seems highly unlikely. But it would be embarrassing if the con­ ference were to break down before another big date lhat it not far off. While prophecy in these matters is risky, in the view of this ob­ server soroclhiog like the following couth of events can bo expected. The two aides will come close to 'a blank wall of disagreement before the Big Four heads of government are due to meet in Paris May IB. In order, however, to maintain a hopeful atmosphere for the summit tba talks will continue to a desul­ tory fashion. Then, when Khrush­ chev alts down with Presidents DeGaulle and Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan, the tangle will be passed along to them. In short, wbat ia about to begin ia scarcely more than a preliminary exercise; a marshalling of the By PHIL NEWSOM Communist diplomats to East Berlin aay President Elsenhower will meet a determined Nikita Khrushchev at tha P eril summit meeting in May. They say the So­ viet Prem ier is not kidding when he threatened to sign a separate peace treaty with East Germany If the West rejects his Berlin and Germany plana. Communist diplo­ mats also say Khrushchev may demand a Four • Powers Allied council to run West Berlin. This would give the Soviet! a voice— and a veto—In West Berlin af­ faire but East Berlin would re­ main under Communist control only. With Khrushchev and Eieenhower traveling from one end of the globe to the other prediction! to Tokyo are that the Chinese Com­ munists will begin ‘ sending out em tsuries of their own. The word there is that Liu Shao-chl, Com­ munist head of alato, baa accept­ ed Invitations to visit several east European nations. LIU re­ cently replaced Mm Tse-tung as government head. The temporary plaster over a feud in the Arab world has cracked wide open. Jordan and the United Arab Republic are (verbally) a t each other's throats after a period of aweelnesa and TOPEKA, Kan. (UPI) - Tha Rev. Larry 1L Cox, pastor of tha Church of the Open Door here, was bed-ridden with flu but be maintained his record of never missing a Sunday sermon. Using a microphone connected to Urn loudspeaker system at tba chureh, he preached from his bed. 4lH # y , S w M t t o , h i r a V outset-on inspection site* on their territory. These have thus fa r been Judged insufficient to Justify ac­ ceptance of an agreement that would not be 100 percent cheatproof. The chances for success to the disarmament talks hinge to la r f l measure on the outcome of th* nu­ clear test conference. And hare again it ia likely that the beads of government to Paris will be asked to do m b s refereeing. They arm going to have a large order of bull, ness before them to the week they meet. Formidable compteaittee stand In the Way of even the smallest start toward <Umm*ntfi>L Net th* least of these U the fact th at U B Western allies have gone right down the starting lina without be­ ing able to agree among th a n , selves on which arms to reduce and on how torcduce them- Never­ theless. there Is always tka consol­ ation that th* talking has begun and that It promises to continue for a very long time. Khrushchev Won t Be Kidding At Paris Summit Meet With ike se c u r it y Sermon Must Go On A Members • J i t * light. Jordan blocked lha U.A.R.'a pet plan for Palestinian refugees in the recent Arab League matt* log in Cairo. Now Cairo propa­ ganda attacks on King HusieiW are aa noisy as they were last summer. The West will try ta gain a propaganada jump over the Rus­ sians In the 10-natlon disarm a­ ment conference opening Tues­ day in Geneva. The Soviets are expected to make thalr m ajor play with a re-run of the Khrush-I chev plan for "total" worldwide disarmament in four y e a n . T h ^ West hopes to outdo this w i t » proposals for a new international dtiarmamment organisation and perhapa a world police fore*. In Thankful Tribute — TH S ■EMINOLH —DaBARY COUNCIL fraternity accepts and acknow­ ledges Memorial cratrlhntton for HEART RESEARCH. P. O. BOX 106 SANFORD, FLA. s s o c ia t e s , m e . York Stock Baching* STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS Garden J. Tall, Mgr. KIRK - P lain FA t-TM I -.sss-jv. :tv- HOLLYWOOD - Actress Lola Da Witt, asked whether It was true th at she and seven other per­ sona were unclothed whan police raided their party Sunday: "Well, wa war* comfortable , . We were a compatible group, very friendly. In our bustoeia peo­ ple have to relax." propaganda battalions. Depending on whether lha summit conference goes wall o r badly, tha dlaarmam eat problem will later be handed back to the conferee* at Geneva, with perhaps agreed Instructions on how they are to proceed. What ia llUte understood is that behind the barrage of words the bargaining la over an asset that tha Soviets are extremely reluctant— possibly—unwilling—to give up. That te the secrecy with which they have screened almost everything about thalr far-flung armaments. Anyone with a Brownie eemcra can photograph America's missile sties which are listed in the press. But there Is only the most general­ ised knowledge about Russia's striking power, where it is, and bow powerful It may be. All this h at been abundantly evident in th* talkathon over the suspension of nuelear teste now well Into the second year in Geneva. The Soviet* have made some concessions—more than any­ one had believed possible at the y t u Ilk * a mw Chtvyl" "O k, Freddie” (sigh) "T h e dealer'* cot jure the modal we want. Sweetie. Right color, right ev try th tac” 'In fact he'i got tlie biggest selection 1 ever saw. N o problem at all to find what you w ant." LOS ANGELES — Robert Neeb Jr., counsel for Carole Tregoff, asserting that ths hung jury to lb* Ftocn-Tragoff murder trial is Indicative of bar chances to a mw trial: "They'll M ver convict her—not to a thousand years." "O K F ied d it^ sig h ) "It's got thaoVB in It I've keen talking about to o .W h at an 'Oh, Freddie" (sigh) WINNIPEG. Canada -C hristina Connelly, third wife of a con­ fessed husband of alx women, dis­ cussing bar wadding day: "The day we were married ha A greater variety of wild flow- . , held my hand and a i d ‘he era it grown in the “ Sunflower prayed lhat our marriage would Stele" — Kansas — than any­ be happy. He was one hell of a where alts to the nation. liar." c S S E iF w m * , ^ k lU Dr. Logan Clandentog (1824J said; "SURGERY SEPARATES THE PATIENT FROM THE DISEASE" Formerly, eurgary waa mors complicated. Wa did not hare the aati-bietWa th a t eliminate tnfection. Local and systemic anesthesia new prevent pain. New "mIntel*" drags quickly restore lost energy. ‘ (•M ) P««e 4—Tuaa. March 16, ’60 C M ila u i MbIUfci* A modem surgical operation is almost like a vacation. Slckaeaa time has been lessened, if your physician prescribes surgery, follow his advice fearlessly. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US whan you need a medic Ins. Pick up your prescription if shopping nearby, or wa will deliver promptly without extra charge. A g n a t many people entru st ua with thalr prescriptions. May wa compound yoursT Drive it—it'd fun-tutic! See your local authorised Chevrolet dealer FAUST DRUG STORE M l B. la l St. HOLLER MOTOR SALES FA M TU Copyright 1M0 («W4) Cor. 2nd * Palmetto SANFORD, FLA. ^ .-da a ^ a g t r g erg ^ rvr^— I J FA MTU �^ „ >y» fm il Tuei. March IB. *80—Page B 'New York Family Miss Box To Marry Leonard Nordgren k- * v Chooses Lake Mary For Future Home Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Box Jr., W>( CoUlnivUlt, Ala., announce the •o n tag e ra e n t and forthcoming marriage of their daughter. Elea­ nor Margaret, to Leonard G. Nordgren, ton of Lt. Cdr. and ' Mr*. G. O. Nordgren, U.S.N. of Sanford. Fla. Mill Box it the granddaughter or Mrt. E. M. Box Sr., of Colllniville, Ala., and the late Mr. Box. Grandparents of Mr. Nord­ Marvai Ann Guynn gren are Mrs. Leonard Vihten of Sanford and the late Mr, Vlhlen. Honored With The bride-elect attends Jack­ « sonville State College, where the is a Junior majoring In elemen­ ^Birthday Party tary education. She it a member Marvai Ann Guynn daughter of of -The Three Keyt" and a Mr. and Mra. Jamea F. Guynn. former marching ballerina. celebrated her alslh birthday with Upon graduation In May, the a party at their home, 1M Sun- grooni-elect will reeelve hit B.S. ,( V land Dr. tbia weekend. degree and also his commission a The 32 young boys and glrla in the U.S. Army, He is a mem­ played both indoor and outdoor ber of Scabbard and Blade, na­ gamei, with pritea awarded to the tional military fraternity. winnera. One of the nlteat glfta ahe Tbe wedding will be an event received wat a birthday card and of May 29, at tbe First Methodist email gift from her father who Church in Collinsville, Ala. .A la eervlog with VAH-J aboard the TorreataL lee cream waa terved to the Chuluota Club T o gueata with a big birthday cake decorated In pink and white. GuOota included Sherry Guynn, Sponsor Library Betty Mae and Connie Wenael, ’**, --**1 - * The Chuluota Womcn'a Club Myya Sandera, Joyce Tavaree, Gayle MaeFarlaad, Jean Shannon, voted at ll'a last meeting to ■on and Cindy Stekctee, Allan and apoaaor a library group. Mra. W. Beb Tavarea, Brena MacFarland, MISS ELEANOR MARGARET BOX Allan, Steven and Auaaell Hart, Jepaon, president, hat appointed a Henna Hudaon, Beverly No w en. Mra. J . Armstrong a t chairman, ^ T e r e i i a MacFarland, Harriett and who hat asked Mrt. T. Coberly Doyle Griffi#, Donette Wenael and and Mrt. D. Corton to aaalat with Micbael and Martin Verahel. the work. The ladiea hope to have the MONDAY Circle t - Mrk. Joel Field, library at the Community Club Oiteen Girls Official Board of the Barnett chairman, with Mrs. W. S. Brumhouse ready to open In juat a few Memorial Methodist Church meets ley Sr. and Mrs. John Krider more weeks. in the church office at 7:30 p. on Celery Ave. at • p. m. Enjoy Weekend m. Circle 2 — Mra. Joe Garrett, FOB WEIGHT WATCHERS TUESDAY chairman, with Mrs. Warren A group of Oiteen glrla enjoyed The Fidelia S. S. Class of First Adams, 24M Grandview Ave. at * alumber party one night this A cup of hot bouillon Is a good £ weekend at the home of Donna pick-up for a reducer who needs Baptist Church will meet at S I p. m. and Matina Stowell. The groig a midmorning anack. Vary the p. m. at the home of Mrs. J . C. Circle 3 — Mrs. John Wilton alia attaadad a theater party one bouillon aometimea — juat to Whitaker, 103 West llth St. chairman, with Mrs. J. C. Waller Plnecreat Baptist Church Gol­ and Mrs. Y. C. Bollinger, Ml night. The group included Linda make your rcducar't lift Inter­ Tyler, Linda Vlano, Carroll Crim, esting — by adding g few abort den Circle S. S. class mooting Grapeville Ave. at ■ p. m. Jaan Masters, Regina Clark, tpraya of water e m t to It. Or ■t home of Mrs. B. M. FittgerWEDNESDAY Franeaa Riggs, P atty Scott and add aome drained canned muth- ald, I S E. Woodland Dr. • Girl Scout Troop 233 meets at tk« hoataaeea. p. m. room a to the bouillon. First Presbyterian Church a t 3:13 CIRCLE MEETINGS of First p. m. Senior High Choir supper Presbyterian Church. at • p. m. Prayer meeting of tbe firal Baptist Church at 7:30 p. tn. Training Union Executive meet­ ing, 1:13 p. m. First Christian Church Circle 3 meeli at 7:30 p. m. in the Mr. and Mra. Jam es Allan heme of Mra. George Morgan plenty ef Thompson of Vero Beach were In 433, Summerlin Ave. Oviedo recently. They came to All Saints Episcopal Church, movo their mother'! (Mrs, J . N. Enterprise, holds special Lenten Thompson) personal possessions to Vero Beach. She baa been Servieaa at 4:30 p. m. Plnecreat Baptist Church S. S. confined to the Indian River Real Homo there for several weeks. Her Officera and Toachera supper at address la Box &U, Vero Beach, 1:30. followed by meeting. R, A. for anyone wishing to send ber meeting at 7 p . m. Prayer meal­ for • leisurely, delicious lunch ing at • p. m. and Music Com­ cards. Keith Malcolm, who haa been mittee matting a t 8:43 p. m. because of tbe feat service at confined to the base hospital i t Fort Knox, Ky., haa been home on furlough. Jack Malcolm, of San Francisco, Calif, flew home to attend a family reunion. • Word haa been recalved that Many Ovlcdoana were seen at the finala of the basketball tourna­ Mlaa Dada Sharon, daughter of ment at Ml. Dora Bible School Mr*. EHaabeth Sharon, 133 Wait gymnasium. Saturday night. Thase Oth St., has pladfed Phi Mu aororipeople are great supporters of th tir ty a t Florida State University. Dedt la a sophomore at FSU, team. Mra. E. T. Ballty, of Atlanta, majoring in elementary education Ga., haa bean the guest of ber and plana to leaeh In an elementson-in-law and daughter, Mr. and ary ichool when the graduate* Friends of Mr. and Mr*. John Mra. L. V. Hart. Sba returned here by plane with her daughter, from Frederick Wilton will be Interest­ ed to know th at they have return­ Atlanta. featuring buainaaa luncheon*, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ward are the ed to Sanford to maka their home. regular dlanera — and now — parents of a daughter, born Mon­ They have moved to their new day, March 7 at the Winter P trk home, 3410 Kay Ave., In WynneChlckaa Memorial Hoapltal. She baa been wood. Mra. Wilton it the former Beef named Cynthia Ann, and weighed Sandra Monforton and Mr. Wil­ Oyeter g ibt. 2 o n . The proud grandmoth­ ton la the son of Mr. and Mrt. Al freshly baked! er is Mra. Elite Fleming and pater­ Wilton. Thay have been living in nal grandparent! are Mr. and Mra. >Key W eit for the p ait year while Walker Bldg. 2M8 -8 Oak Ava. FA 2-9967 Ben F. Ward, Sr., of New Smyrna Mr. Wileen was atrvlng with the Closed Headers Carry-Out Shop Open Toot.. Bat. ll-», Bun. 1M Beach. The Warda have n little U. 8. Navy. They have one ten. Matthew Woodrow. boy. Lee. / Church Calendar Oviedo YOU have Personals TIME! (pSUl& DJUxU R E S T A U R A N T HOMEMADE POT PIES « A v Mr. and Mra. Herbert J. Sahlcr and her parents, Mr. amt Mrs. Joe Ccrvone Sr., o( Sloatsburs, N. Y., left for their home la Greenwood Lake, N. Y. last week. The Sahlcrs recently purchased land in Lake Mary and had a new home built on Lakeview Ave. They have been buay getting settled since their arrival in January. Just before they left for their northern home they bought additional piopvrty in Lake Mary and will be returning frequently, eventually making this their year round home. Mr. Sahtcr Is president and owner of Sahlert Contracting and Ruilding Corp. in Tuxedo Park, N. Y. Monroe Home Club Holds Food Program "How to decorate cakes" was tho topic of the program given by Mra. Lucille Fitzgerald at the monthly meeting of the Lake Mon­ roe Home Demonstration Club. Member* met at the home of Mr*. Ruth Swaggcrty on West First St. with Mra. Fitsgeratd aa eo-hoslets. Mrt. Clover Marrogave Ihe devotion. Mra. H. L. Johnson, president, presided at the bualncsa seiaion when plana were made for a bake sale, to be held Saturday In front of the Monroe Post Ollier. Pro­ ceed* will be added to the County Council funds. Mra. Annie McArthur. Mra. J. H. Tindel and Mra. Olga Hunter were appointed to serve on tbe nominating committee. A pledge Lutheran Women T o wat tent to the C. P. Telethon in Orlando. Five member* will make a circa a to be shown in the County Dress Revue in April. Mrs. E. L. Dowell and Mr*. ,T. C. Thompson were welcomed as new members. The next meeting will be April 14 at the home of Mrs. J , C. Sapp wills Mr*. M am aa co-boateat. The program will be on the care of iloora and furniture.! Hostesses served refreshment* to the IS members and guests present. In sweaters for spring, the cropped clastic cardigan contin­ ues a t a headliner. There's ala* a trend to. tunic-length sweaters. The new bulkier — wool and er» Ion — feature lighter weight and tarter knits. Choose N ew Circle Names Next Month JV Members of the Good Shepherd U n i t e d Lutheran Churchwomcn have divided their group into two circles. Mrs. Cleat*, Hatfield, presi­ dent. presided at the monthly meeting. Two circle chairmen were elect­ WRAPPED trench coat of ed to lead the new circlet. They were 3!ra. Dottle Bryant for Circle camel hnir wool is from tho One and Mra. Theresa Boliek to be Originula spring collection. A wide, crushed belt loop* la charge of Clrele Two. No names have bean given to the ties at tho front. circlet and the women plan to choote name* at the April meet­ ing. Mrs. Pauline Wilkins, aortal chairman, dim m ed final plana for a "Fellowship Pot Luck Din­ ner", to be held Sunday, March 27, following the church service. Mrt. Boliek presented the pro­ gram at the meeting, using at her theme “ Intelligent Giving." Refreshments of ice cream, TUESDAY cake and coffee were served by the hoitciica, Mrt. Bryant and VAH 9 Enlisted Mens Wives Mrs. Doris Moriti. Club will meet tor tho regular business session at I p. m. at the C. I*. O. Club on the Bale. j Cojc i abewbeat w’oiflFftm G*t Aboard! land Thi Oraatut Bargains Howl s ' - . ' - H al £v&ni& Lake Monroe Personals BY MBS. II. L. JOHNSON Friendr of Vic Frederick will be glad to know that he la much Improved, following surgery at the A ,C. L. Hospital In Rocky Mount, N. C. Mr. and Mra. W. R. Reddick of Nlceville, Fla., have returned home after visiting at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Claude Hawkiui. Mr. and Sirs. D. E. Norwood and family of Gainesville, were weekend guests of 31ra. S. E. Nor­ wood and daughter, Narine. Mra. Mack Hudson haa-returned to her home In Frederlcktown, Mo., after a visit with her ton and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hudaon. She was accom­ panied home by Mr. and Mra. Hud­ son and daughters, who will make their home there. Mrt. Jewel Bailey has been seri­ ously ill at the home of her brother dud sitter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Gllea. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Keel had aa their weekend gueata, their nephewa, Sonny, Mike and Tommy Rob­ erts of Euatla. Willi* Haynea and lorn alto of Euatla, joined them Sunday, Mr, and Mra. Jimmy Johnson of Orlando apent the weekend with Mr. Johnson's parents and brother, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Johnson and Bob. Homemaker* will be glad to know that their work load has bean reduced by two tons a year. How haa tbit been accomplished? Simply by putting two sett or wheels on an Ironing table. These wheels eliminate the necessity of ever having to lift or carry the table again. WEDNESDAY The C. P. O. Wives Club will meet at 6 p. in. in the club meet­ ing room on Ihe bate. All mem­ bers of the club whose husbands are retired (ram the Navy are especially urged to attend. Joint meeting of Ihe rivle and social departments of the San­ ford Woman's Club. Covered dish luncheon served at 12 o'clock, followed by civic business and program. Social department meet* al 2 p. m. for bridge and canaata games. Osteen Personals BY MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Mrs. Sarah Breadon of Detroit, Mich. It visiting Dr. and Mrs. John Bradln. Mrs. Eileen Rector, Sira. May Rubrow and Mrs. Bertha Snyder were in St. Peteraburg Tuesday and Wednesday, last week. They attended a reception and, banquet, honoring Eleanor Marahlck, presi­ dent of the Rcbckah Assembly of Florida and later a meeting with the Orange Blossom Rebekah Lodge No. 5 of St. Peteraburg. SOFT EASY-CARE G O W N S IN C O T T O N BATISTE What value! Gay printed waltz gowns In little or no iron cotton batiste. They're adorably atylcd, trimmed with ruffles 'n ribbons. Huy aevcral! *2 alaoo 83 to ( I LOSE 5 LBS. IN 3 DAYS with . . . W E Y -R IT E A MEAL IN A GLASS equivalent to . . , * ANOTHER “ HOME B U I L T — WI TH P R ID E ” ...IN ft/lh rvrrrm i TV “ lt ! 't s i 2 6 5 ColoriM • Hava mcf* p«p, anarov battar haolih. No Drugs! If* delicious! You con lost 5 lbs. in 3 days, then 2 to 3 lbs- per week. THE FHA FINANCING AS LITTLE AS MODERNE Tbit homo la typical of tho many boautiful 3 bedroom. 1 ead 3 bath home* in Ravenna Park. All homaa have vail lighted, comfortable rooms with largs aloaats, end a eonveniant utiltly room. *4 0 0 DOWN Meatkly FeyasoaU L IU Boat f Tho«» home* — Bronso Medallion Winnera — fcavo thoughtfully designed electric Kitchens, with kandsomt Birch Cabinet*, Exbauat Fan, sad Garbage Dlipoaal. VISIT OUR MODEL HOME AND BALKS OFFICE ON TEMPLE DRIVE — l.B MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT 20th * FRENCH. ; ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES BY II M1U ON I I p*fai (jut GENERAL ELECTRIC Shoemalwi fojutraudkion Qo., Site. 2*1 W. Silk SL General Office FA 24103 After • P. M. Call FA 24*02 Tnr e meet ot w r foMtela. I t s e moot. Toko o too Sales Oflea FA 2-3082 AM tllllO ttS lH Il lt.M The Wey Kite centred counselor will be In our stare March 18th A llth . ROUMILLAT ft ANDERSON WalgrMR Aieacy PLEATS IN WHITE ARNEL TRIACETATE HAND WASH! They're proportioned, tool That'a how prac­ tical Penney'a haa made this luxury fashion! You can have a knife pleated skirt in A nal triacetate aharkakin and never worry about cleaning bills or alterations! They come in petite, average and tall lengths in airaa 10 to 18, See their coordinated print tops, tool SHOP PENNEY* . . . yen'll lira batter . . yaaH m eet ; m * f �sasifc Pairs 8—Tue*. March IB,"’# CHICAGO (U P!) — Commercial •IrtfM piloU over AO yeara old became victims of the Jet age today when the Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) ordered them grounded. The union representing the pi*. Iota said It would “go all ,lhe way ta the Supreme Court" in an effo rt to upset the FAA ruling which dip* the wlnga of some of the nation’* finest pilots. The government said It Issued the order as a safety measure be­ cause pilots a r t required to fly the “newest and hottest" In Jet planes and older men might not be aa alert as younger pilot# In oases of emergencies. Clarence V. Sayen, president of tho Air Lin* Pilots Association (ALPA), blasted the order by WAX Administrator Elwood R. Qoeaada. "This guy Quesada has prac­ tically Ufa and death rontro) over the what* airline industry,” Sayen mid, ■ayan abargad Quaaada Ignored (be Intent «f Congress In creating the FAA by "Interfering In a profseilonal situation." Ho sold that •van f t tho union agreed that 00 was the proper age to retire, Hw* would novar Ogre* with the 'comPtoWy artdtsnry action in this THE CHUI.UOTA KETiHED COUPLES CLUB in spon­ soring planned activity for retired people under the guidance of couples such as Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Sav­ age, shown here checking results of n shuffleboartl match. Hartley is president of the club, which he sugrested and helped form a year ago. More than 60 mem>crs now attend bi-monthly meetings and dinners and take part in the organization’s program. (Herald Photo) ! Tha FAA order grounds an esti­ m ated M pilots. South Korean Elections Set Dan Piver, developer of the Tee ’N Green homei west of San­ ford, outlined today a two-year program of building In this area, with development of a 100-home Crystal Lake section next on hit program. Lefflsr and Bush, Sanford en­ gineers, bave computed their •SO U L (U PI)—South Koreans - .Soto today In an flection which „r, r was vtrtm tilyaura to diva M-yaar,. rid SytWman Rhea an unprecqdantad fourth term u president. ». Rhea wna vnoppoaed for m-eleeHon, nod the only way ba could taen wna h r palling leea than a third a l tha vote cast in tha eon. toatod vko-pmsidentlal election. Tha candidates far vice praaldent w a n Lae K! Poog. Rhaa’a tt-yanr-old running mate, and * John U, Chang, tha dl-jrenr-old ■* Incumbent nominated by tha op"paglfloa Democrstl* Fertg. Chang ‘f defeated Lea by afaeut 200,000 NEW YORK (UPI) — Jam** -• Veto* to tha 1>M election. R. Hoffa blasted away a t his enemies before about B,DOO en­ thusiastic Teamsters M o n d a y night In what ha had hoped would lie the biggest union meeting in New York’s history. The crowd only half-filled Madi­ son Square Garden, and police alerted to handle an overflow on NEW YORK (UPI) — The the streets had nothing lo do. Columbia Broadcasting System Hut tha Teamsters who showed canceled tonight's scheduled epl- up to hear their president loudly nods of the "Many Love* of Dobl* cheered and applauded hi* deGillis” on U a ground that it was fensa of tha union and hi* call for an all-out fight against Ua op­ too suggestive. . The canceled show concerned ponent*. the story of a baby-sitting enterHoffs said a major objectlva of arts* that led the TV father of the teamsters should ha to defeat 'Defato t o believe hie eon had be- presidential contender San. John • sum a father. K. Kennedy (D-Mase.) and all CBS said It had received “auf- others Instrumental in passing tha ffeieat negative reaction" from af­ Landrum-Grlffin Labor Reform filiated elationi which preview the Act, Ha said tha blit wa* aimed •how*. A re-run of an earlier a t "the destruction of the labor •hew vrili take Ha place. movement," 'G illis' Episode Is Cameled The poster proclaimed the ad vent of t m w garnn called “ Diplo­ m acy" touting R as “Ua great•to Innovation to games since the invention ad chess." “ Highly mown mended for Um politician, the diplomat, the mill•Bid. Now t don't fan into any of thooo Mtagorioa, particularly the Into ana, m tt waa not flattery - |v L ?, Invite sum* neighbors In that night for a friendly game. This was my first mistake. My second mistake was reading the ruls book, an elghl-paga vol­ ume only slightly less complicat­ ed than tha Instructions t o r do-ityourself television repair. I won't attempt to summaries "diplomacy" other than to eay that tha object of the game ig to annihilate the other players by outwitting your enemies and double-crossing your friend*, than —aa I learned the hard w a y become your enemies. These schemrs are plotted be­ fore each move during a “diplo­ macy period." The game ends— at least It did at my house— whea tha husbands and wives quit speaking to each other. phase of work on the Crystal Lake area and Plver said ha aspects In build lakefront homes and others with lake privileges. Plver said bis firm’s plans, have been based on surveys he made of Seminal* County during more than two years of study of possible development areas. “Tha growth of the county de­ finitely inquires Increased home building and there are several sections which wa tsxpccl will ■how considerable more expan­ sion aa far as boma construction Is concerned,” Piver said. “ Wa look for road improve­ ments, power company and other utility expansion, new churches and other etgna of community growth when we survey an area. New business and industry also brings new families and we found all of theae things going on in the Sanford vicinity,” he -said. The recent grand opening of Tee ’N G rata Indicated to tha Plver firm that the location chosen near tha Mayfair Country Club waa a good one. “ We bad a lot of people look­ ing al (be model homes and ■alea of lota have been encourag­ ing," Plver said. “ Wa found Intcreil In the way we landscape and tha way the homes are built.” Tee ’N Green Is featuring three models with “ wife* saver fea­ tures”, the V. 1. P-, the Diplomat and tha Executive. They bave four or three bedrooms and two baths, built-in kitchens am1, pslios, Planning with FHA officials from Tampa and Atlanta for com­ mitments on other projecti also Is underway, Piver said, “ We expect lo keep busy for at least two years on our original home building plans," he call- Lyman School Honor XoH for Iht fourth grading period hat been announced by Principal Ralph D im . Pirat grade— Su»a* Ctirmay, Jay Davie, Scot Culpepper. Ted­ dy Ameredea, Roberta Dyaert. Hide Harmon, Janice Green, Barry Hawthorne, Curt Jamieaon, Raymond Gordon, Robert Cope; Gregory Nichola, Graig Young, Eunice Bumgard. Bobby Analey, Richard Smith, Deborah Kilmer, Alan Young, Elaine McKenney, Curtla Dorn, Craig Duncan, Jamla Bloch, Linda Shivers, Franeei BlstUne. Second .grade— Jana Pugh, De­ bora Strong, Richard Sturgill, Jam es Walker, Paul Kirkland, David Griffin, Gail Voskan, Bar■ell Vlncr, Janire Bigelow, Ro­ bert Owen, Hilda Humphrey, Marlent Cowart, Dawn Colborn, Valerie Vickers, Michael Bow­ man, Janice Lommler, Joyce Ann Rleter, Barbara Smith. Third grade— Bill Adama, Kay McCullough, Sharon Simpkins, Debbie Spivey, Bonnie Stodden, Audrey Brown, Glenda Kim­ brough, Teresa Moulton. John Sandra Wharton, Steve Ni carry, Charlotte Tripp, Janet Waltman, Russell Smith, Mary Arthur, Sue Ellen Poller, Victoria Montgom­ ery, Lelly Cole, Sherry Dee Ker­ sey, Susan Blschoff. Fourth grade— Patsy Bryant, Sally Lunn, Barbara Smith, Lin­ da Waltman. PUlh grade— Benjamin Price, Kinney, Mark Ward, Mary Bruce, Linda Cole,’ Latrlsha Johnson, Pauline Burns. Sixth grade— Lorna Moncrlef, Kelly Trawlck, John Wharton, Russel Brandea, Steven Simpkins, Jana Christian, Kalhy Kent, Char­ lotte Sanders, Jam es Adim i, Rickey Casselberry, Sandra Lormann, Fred Matz, Jackie Mc­ Clain, Tim Shaffer, Jam es Smith, Nelson Sturgell, Dorian Thermonos, Shrrt White. Seventh grade— Billy Dunn, Elaine Haynle, Bonnie Layman, Sandra Tennant. Pamela Eldrtdge, Sara Reid, Carol Kompaneck, Edward Martin, Dan Patrick, Barry Poll, Donald McManus, Marla Jones, William Kinney, Marcia Lyons, Rogcrt Schmidt, Sidney Silvia, Donnie Smith, Rita Spivey, Loleanne Wagner, Vir­ ginia Simmons, Paulette Deak, Mlchallne Eubank, Dana Hall, Terry McCord, Sleven Kith, Slgrid Tappcrson, Carlton Bcusse, Malcolm McClellan, Joseph Pavelcbak, Glenda Payne. Ninth grade— Bruce F|ower, Roy Goodwin, Batty Field, Sandra Unity, Virginia llumei, Donna Friend, Beverly Yates, Gilds Pettinati, Irena Deak, Barbara Hart, David ’ Smith, Bill Taylor, Lynnetta Werner. Tanth grade— David Blanchard, Tom Hcuriiig, Ralph Munch, Val­ eria Simmons, Pat Walsh. Judy Wright, Paula Andraws, Jon Fimmtll, Betsy Newman, Faye Jonas, Darlene Shea, Albert Leach. Eleventh grade— Wanda Gaddis, Roger Hudson, Edward Spelman, Camella Kirkland. Twelfth grade— Jam es Bcusse Jimmy Engelman, Eleanor’ Fer­ rell, Judy Hardwick*, John Ken­ nedy, Lucy Moon, Betty Morgan, Mary Anne Rennlnger, nI AtMO>T e s BAMlCKgp/i M i asasyTVAvrvou.-n. FU9M/ T*t HU Hilt \ n it ea stcaro * txesvJ eww tams jo sw n r ,- S im s 0.7*0**, t* * cu * r* !K m IH3UM TO VMV TM! A«K R.VH.V AtTmme/nxtu TmCSB ATOUS wtr t-CNKAJU I nones; y > fc’.fFMTtR. tfACP-. .JllWVME, WXJRUTTIE WABM-UP 16 OVER FORy tooav, ( Hac docsnY know th at a man Hiogg in OF HONtar JOHNS OFFieg • • • Reds Not Excited At Nikita's Illness restaurant* starting today. Robert M. Ktley, general man­ ager of Us* Beutbern California Restaurant Assn., said tha hike from I t or IS cents to I I cents for a cup of coffee in mutt of 'the d ty ’a 1,000 restaurant* waa due mainly to a T par eant pay What Mapped me In my track* wore tho floes which said “any tactic baaed on deception la legit­ imate la diptomaey” and which ' promised to supply the players - wtto “lb* emntlal Instructions on >; how to dwat." I knew uut parlor games had *>' been getting progressively more '* realistic but I never dreamed they .ft hod reached the point of legeliilag cheating. It aeemed to me flue would take ell tho fun out of '< lb* gem*. .{ N*v#rtb*l*se, with the cold war .t gtiU Iring M and the summit I maothiga earning up, I could see •*' bow a diplomatic game might bo ,’ i ' popular fa Washington. So baton •{ yon could eay "Aadral Gromyko,” •• I waa ioeld* tha store engaging in aoma deceptive negotiation* with . I STUDIED Latin In hl«h behoof, but thin in Grade to me. •ay CheckartaUa Ralph Bellamy, loft, and Gerald Grant of Honvy Attack Squadron 11 on libarty in Rhode*, Greact. Tha Squadron apant a faw day* in tha port city while conduetlnr flight operation* with tha Sixth Float XXI MOSCOW (UPI) -P re m ie r NikUa Khrushchev’s illness which forced sudden postponement of his visit to France created scarcely a ripple of excitement in Russia. ( Dels Us of the flu attack were kept secret. The dale* of his trip to France were changed to March S-April I. la <ther countries a premier’s illness would be regarded aa the biggest news of tha hour but Khrushchev drew only one para­ graph, on the front page of tba Communist Party newspaper Pravda. Even this was unusual. There was no Indication wheth­ er Khrushchev, who wiH he M nest month, was under medical earn at Ua Moscow home, al aoma sunny resort to m on tha Black Sea, in g clinic er at ilia country home. N# medical bulkties were expected. President Ei­ senhower’s various Illnesses brought regular buUetlM bn everything from his temperature to hta blood pressure. The Pravdi paragraph was un­ usual because government' leadera’ personal Uvea ara tradition­ ally not covered in this country. The brief dispatch merely quot­ ed the urn* Tata news agtncy announcement that disclosed he wo* too U1 to pe le Franc* oa a visit that waa la have begun Tueoday, ) I THIS19 OR. VMM KCWTV, CUR HkSVT PS'^HCUTJisrrw w e s sic M L k m i �A W ant A d A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. A2-2611 2 .^ o r Rent CLASSIFIED INDEX I. Good Food *. F•# Rent V L Wanted to Rant 4. Real Kalita Want'd B. Real Eatata Far Salt B. Mortgage Leant 7. Bnaineaa Opportunities T-A lataraneo *. Female Help Wattled *. Mala Help 'W aited 10. Mala er Female 11. Week Wanted 12. Plumbing Harriett II. Eleetriral Serrleea # 14. Build, Paint 4k Repair II. Special Serrleea II*A Beauty Parlora II. Flower* 4k Planlt IT. Pelt • Llrentork . Supptieo IH. Machinery * Toolt IB. Boat • and Meter* 2. For Rent FURS’. Apt. 201H W. l t t St. H I A i 5. Real Entitle For Sale FURN'SHED, lovely 4 room apartment. 1>« hath*, large screened porch. FA 2-1930. C edar lle a k e t er W eave At Low, Low Price Installed FOR FREE ESTIMATE Write Box FE H anford H erald 4 A v erag e fR etaliation * O f 250 F t . I2SS.00 I n*t a lied AN EM 522 KNOLLS IDEAL FAMILY HOMES • S BEDROOMS • \'/i A 2 BATHS ISO DOWN FHA FINANCED Drive Four. Blocks West Off French Ave. Oe 26lh HI. A 8tra>p«r Associate la Ow The Premise* Dally. Priced Under Present Market SEE OR CALL TODAY Sfemper Agency Ph. FA 2*4311 US N. Park Ate. Ph! FA I-BI3I *631 Park Ave. Ijrralfi Tuea, March 15, 'GO—Page 7 15. Special Service* UFF-A-DAY K. V. Farmer, Realtor D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Tram a 2-BEDROOM house, furnished, Associates. 363 per month. FA 2-6261. 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA * 3331 TRAILER, adults, no pels: water After hours, FA 2-26)3, FA 2-4921, furniahed. Rivervlcw A v e. FA 1-0231 r.A 2-2447, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor 3-ROOM house, large screened Raymond Lundquiit, Assoc. porch. Phone FA 2-1393. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. LARGE 3 bedroom furnlthed up­ INSURANCE stairs apartment, downtown, REAL ESTATE SURETY BONDS water furnished. 365. C a l l FA 2 3071 before 3:30 P. M. RAYMOND M. BALL 2-BEDROOM furnished house 363 per month. FA 2-6370. FURNISHED apsrlmrnt. down stairs, 343 per month. Also rooms. Call FA 2-2764. FURNISHED upatairs apartment hot water furnished. 330. Call FA 2-6357. FENCE L ink ftatilnrb FARMER’S AGENCY AND ASSOCIATES Amy Anderson Genevieve (Jeanie) Blair Carl Chorpcning, Jr. Robert J. Schmidt W. B. Shippy Cmdr. G. R. Strickland Marvin WlUiama 211 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 3441 Sanford Evans Bldg Lake Mary Ph. FA 2-1290 #RENT OR SALE: B-bedroom, kiteheti furnlthed homo. Phone 2 BEDROOM house, completely furnished, 3100 per month, 1317 FA 22541. Douglas Ava, FA 2-2013. NICE 2 bedroom home, 2 baths, FOUR ROOM bouae a t Monroe 3-ROOM apartment on ground wall to wall carpel. For quick Corner. Tel. FA 2-3118. floor, close uptown, 340 per sale rail FA 2 2721. month. Phone FA 2-0261. B ROOMS, aereened porch, priv. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN rale bath and entrance, water 3-ROOM, l bedroom garage apart­ ( u r n I a h a d. FA 2 04* er J. W. HALL ment. Ph. FA 2-0333. FA 2-4T44. 2544 French Ave. ReaiUr B-BEDROOM enfurmihrd home. 1-BEDROOM, nicely (uralihed house, water furniahed. 314 "Can Hall" Phone FA 23641 | FA 14009. Elm. Phone FA 2-1662. 20 ACRE ranch-farm, modern IAPARTMENT, 111 E tn. FA K i l l . bedroom, 2 bath home; swim­ EFFICIENCY GARAGE APART­ FURNISHED aparttnenti, hard* ming pool. IS black angui k i w i . MENT: GARAGE: ALL CONwood floort, tile bithi.* 003 W. Farm irrigation. Near Lake VEN1ENCES AND CONVEN­ 27th. Street. Jeuup, on paved Hwy, 330,000. IENTLY LOCATED. APPLY 903 Term*. Phone FA 2-1317. PALMETTO OR P H O N E SMALL apartment 200 Avocado. FA 2 6400. HOUSE FOR SALE: Lovely I NEWLY, decorated, clean 3 room bedroom home on large shady furnished apartment. 601 Pal* 2-B. R. house, tarnished, adults. corner lot in Wynnewood; kit­ FA 3-TM4. metto. Dial FA 2-4333. chen equipped, jalousie porch. Low down payment. 2413 Stcv* #l-ROOM furniahed apartment with 4-ROOM furniahed apartment 380 month. FA 2-30*1. ena Ave. FA 2 3069. la rg* aereened perch. Phone FA 2-2194 TtBB a.m. to 1:30 p m. REDECORATED 3 bedroom tarn­ ished house with enclosed porch. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. UNFURNISHED bourn. FA 2-1929. FA 2 - a n or FA 2-3331. BROKER 1-BEDROOM With kitchen privi­ FLORAL HEIGHTS: 3 bedroom 202 So. Park Ave. Ph FA 2-9M1 lege*, aloee In. FA 1-49M. apartment, one block South of 1-BEDROOM I bedroom Santerd Ave., on tha air base HOME - SEEKERS homes lor PMt, Mtefaas equip. route to the right, BUt. house on For one of the finest, buys in ■cheat Phone Ped. Across tha left. Enders, Rt. I Box 372. Sanford, and In our opinion, FA 2-4411. the finest, allow ua to show you this very attractive three '••BEDROOM tarnished h o m e MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE availabte Marsh 11th. to reap noCLEANEST, BEST RENTALS bedroom home today! IN SANFORD. CALL FA 1-0274. aibte people, ft0B par month. Golden Lake: I bedroom furniahed Situated mi a targe, well land­ FA 2-5BM. ■■rage apartment, Lake priv!scaped, oak shaded comer lot, B-BEDROOM unfun d e d heme. lages. |79. and located in beautiful High­ Call FA 3411 Orange: 1 bedroom unfuraland Park, ihia Ito me ia con­ nisbed house, kitchen eleelricalvenient to schools and (hop­ UNFURNISHED > ly equipped. $to. ping. kttehao equipped, B4BB Willow Are. CaH FA 2 M33 eg FA B-MB1. B44B Willow: > bedroom unfurn­ ished house, kitchen electrically Featuring wood floor* and shingle WELAKA APARTMENTSi equipped, b i n , roof, thil home has a separate kitchen, dining area, living room, tile bath, and eneloied HOMES. DUPLEXES, ■IT EXCAMBRIA DR.: ■ garage. APARTMENTS unfurnished hooaa. Pit. FA CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY .after 3:00 p. m. l i t N. PARK AVE. FA 3-,2430 The total prim la only 112,790, and after reasonable down pay­ 3-BEDROOM unfurniahed bouae, ment, you can anum e a VAW% ■BO. Crystal Lake Are., Lake FOR RENT: I bedroom house, mortgage with monthly paykitchen equipped. P h o n e Mary. FA H ON or FA l-O n . manta or only 331. We will be FA 2-9301. COMPLETELY furniahed 4 badpleased to serve you. room home on MeHenriUe. BLEEPING ROOMS, The Gahlei, Stenstrom Realty 401 Magnolia Ava. FA I-OTIO. FA 2-M40, 111 N. Park Avonua Ph. FA 1-S4I6 13 ROOMS * bath, nicely furnish l-ROOM furnished apartment, 310 "Open evening* til 1:30 PM" Magnolia, Phono A. K. R o u tl­ ad, 330. Inquire at 211 W. eth 9-ROOM furnished house, bratiaier, Floreat. FA 3-1131. l-ROOM 4k bath, fumishad, f i t . way, carports. Next lo Lake FUEN. a p t HOB MeUoovills. Apt. 4. 40m W. lit. Monroe Baptist Church. 193 mo. Ph. FA 1-7091 after i:Q0 P. M. ? L E a h tmfuralshad, kitchen RENT A BED equipped. I bedroom bouae; Rotlaway, Hoiplta’ A Baby Bala 3-BEDROOM home. 3400 down. knotty pine cabinets and snack By fo>y. Weak or Month. Sell or trade equity. 103 E: bar; 1 m atter bedroom. 399. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Woodland Dr. FA I-24I4. CaN NO S-IMT. Ph. PA I-S1B1 UB W. 1st I t 3-ROOM home. North Road, . ITU MAGNOLIA, laria 2-BR. Turn. t-BEDROOM upstairs apartment, Lake Monroe. Fla. Artealan F apt., lika batb, aertened porch. well. Easy terms available. dean and roomy, ITS. FA 2 0661 ■OS. FA 1-1*51 or FA M M . See Drew Warren, Lake Mon­ OFFICE SPACE, ISO month. 306 roe. W. 13th Street. Ph. FA 2-2931 LARGE house trailer Iota, 100 dayi, FA 2-1401 nights. S em inole C o u n ty S pecial ft. x 130 ft., 3800 each. 3100 5. Real Estate For Sale down. Rio monthly. FA 2-7773. • C h ain aElfr ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates Rtgiiiared Real Eatata Broker Ph. FA 3-lSOt 17-92 at Hiawatha I ACRES fatm land Sanford ery Delia, 34M par acre, 9230 down, five years to balance. Richards Hotel bourne, Fla. Cel­ only pay Mel­ Looking For A Real Buy! • R fa it 5. Real Entate For Sale S t Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 113 N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 2-318 IU N . Park Ave. Ph. FA 1-2430 "Open Evenings til 1:30 p. m.” l<Ma In Citrus Heights. On* with well and foundation lor house, Move on this property with your trailer while you build. Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 1420 7. Bunincns Opportunities GROCERY STORE In colored section. Good husineas. Sell «tork and equipment, lease hullding. Ph. FA 2 2213. It KI.P WANTE D MALE: Man with truck brokerage experience who wants lo be associated with licensed truck broker. Write and give references. Box. SE, e lo Sanford Herald. 8. Femnle Help Wanted ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES Get those bills off your mind —Bell AVON to womrn in y o u r neighborhood. Three opening! now available. Write Mrs. Jsan Milanich, Box 246, Lockhart, for Interview in your home. “ CURB GIRLS BEST BUY IN SANFORD 111 N. Park Avenue Ph. FA 2 2420 "Open evening! tU 6:30 P. M." WE NEED ALL TYPES PERSONNEL Personnel Service Sewing- Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES A MODELS 164 So. Park (24 hr. ser.) FA 3 3625 Wall Dawn's WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD O—r»* H. OarriMn Developer PRESENTS xuiot 3 Bedrooms—V /2 Beths Prom $ 6 8 . 5 0 Monthly SANFORD AVE. SUNLAND Estates & South PINECRES1 NEW RAVENNA PARK HOM ES $ 3 5 0 Down 2403 New A Used Furniture ami Appliance* G. E. refrigerator perfect con­ dition, 133. See at grey house, 4th SI. at Washington, Laks Mary. Fla.__________________ Mather of Sanford Prom $ 1 0 , 6 5 0 FHA Nearly ne*. ealra large rsnrh type hmiae m big lot. Large Living Room with *ood-burning fireplace. Large Bedroom*. Cloeo lo chnrch and schools. Low tax**- ONLY 314466 — Low Down Pigment. Owner works ot Martin's, Roy from owner and Mvo. CaU FA 3*6962. BBR IT AT — $SAVE$ 1956 WESTINGHOUSE refrigera­ INCOME TAX SERVICE tor and cltcirie range, 193f WILLIAM II. MURRAY Feddert air conditioner, very l i l t Celery Ave. Tel FA 21394 20q-m R. First M. Ph. FA 2-09BB good condition. Call FA 2671S. p Tano ^ t u n in g a 'REPAIR m o New A Used Furniture A Appli­ ances. A Good Mace To 22-A A rticle* W anted W. L HARMON BUY, SELL or TRADE PH. FA 2-4223 After I P. M. for transportation. Will Furniture LOOKING GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS In­ Jenkins assume payments — with small FA 1-7430 stalled and repaired. Roof re­ 400 Sanford Are. equity in '33 to '31 model ear. pair. No job too small. Free ROLLAWAY, Hospital aad Baby Write telling year, m l k 0, rstim alei. FA 26463. monthly paymenli, balance duo Beds. Day, Week or Month— and equity, to Box NC, • /# FURNITURE CENTER TV and RADIO REPAIR af r Sanford Herald. 1100 French Are. 1:66 aighta and weekends; SeaPh. VA 3-793$ ford, Lake Mary and Long wood. 25. Education - Instrwctiefi FA 2-2772 and FA 268ti. • BIG VALUES U. I . CIVIL SERVICE T lfT B t • jUICK CREDIT HOUSE CLEANING Men women, 16-91; Start high • EASY TERMS Windows, Floor*, Walls. Free E s­ as 695 00 week. Preparatory timate. CaU FA 2-1212 nr WE GIVE TOP VALUE RTAMPS training until appointed. Thou­ FA 2 1933. Plumbing ft Heating WILSON - MAIER sands of joha open. E ^e tfc n c * AIR CONDITIONING New and Died Furniture usually vnneceasary. FREE In* 15*A Beauty Parlors CONTRACT and REP MR WORK 111 K. First St. FA 3-5622 formation on Jobe, nalarte*, IMT Sanford Avo. FA 2-8382 Re Lovelier With Professional Used furniture, appliances, tool* requirements. Write TODAY! Beauty Care. Lincoln Service, Pride 61, S» PLUMBING etc. Hought-Sold Larry's Mart linoia. Contracting A Repairs 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4121 F re t Estimate* R. L. HARVEY 22. Article* For Halt 364 Sanford Ave Phone FA 23163 Beaaty Salsa ECONOMY paint t-IM per gal­ 2910 Oak FA 9-7664 IS. E le c tric al S ervice* lon, 2nd gallon free. ARMYNAVY .Surplus, 310 Sanford Air*. Hotisa Wiring — Electric Service A Satisfied customer la ear bad advertisement. Sid Vihlen Sell Ua Your Furnituro. Quick HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Service With Tho Cash. SUPER 10$ So. Oak Ph. FA 7-ST4I 112 Magnolia FA 20913 TRADING POST. FA 3667T. EASTER SPECIAL FACTORY TO YOU 14. Build, Paint ft Repair $aso Waves Now $6.30 ALUMINUM W# Invite 7*1 Ip fa oar Hair Styling k Culling Included IF YOU have painting prohlema VENETIAN BLINDS absolutely free withaat EVENING APPOINTMENTS ACand want to take advantage nf Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom lion at *ae af Hanford's year* of experience and the CEPTRD raU with plastic enda. Plastic Mot eta whHo yon locate ooitDORIS’ REAUTY SHOP best of workmanship, call K. M. or rayon tapes. Cotton m aylaa able boosing foe y00*0*If ami Ph. FA 2 3533 Young, Lake Mary, FA 20398 2004 Adams cords. family, or J. L. Bledsoe, 107 K. Onora, Senkai'ik Ginn* and Paint Co. oor da tee O fftee. Hi. Flo went ft Plant n FA 14122. 112-114 W. 2nd St FA I 4621 Cut Floweri For A::y Occsisloa 32,000 BTU oil elrrulator Heater, T1I05. E. THOMPSON SANFORD v l#OWER SHOP General Contractor haa lo be aeon to appreciate. FA 2-1122 or PA 10270 Home Carpentry Repairs Cheap! Call FA 2-4267. Roofing A Siding 17. Pda. Livestock. Supplied 1-TWIN RED. excellent condition, Phone FA 2 6432 130; 2 6 drawer douhla draaaWALL PAPERING A_ PAINTING GERMAN SiTk PIIERD pupa; I ers, 973: Call FA 2-1379. week* old: males $33; female* Work Guaranteed Rod Reard LIKE NEW hospital bed. Pboa* $23. Ph. FA 2 1569. Contact 306 West 6lh St. FA 2-3295. Phone FA 2 6643 19. Itout a and Motor* ORANGE'TREES for sale. Will 15. Hpecial Services plant in yards or graves. Shad* Gateway To Tha Waterway Ireei also available. Ed Daria, Your EVINnUDE Dealer MASSAGE, Swedish. Ethel M. FA 2-4317. Robson Sporting Gooda Steele. Phone FA 2 6034 or stop at 111 W. 12th. St. 30466 E. lit. Ph FA 2 3961 RKDI MIX-CONCRETE 37” Window Sills 91.29 16 FT. CABIN CRUISER boat AUTO GLASS 34" Window Linlela 9. .23 and trailer equipped with Mark MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 30 Mrrrury motor and steering INSTALLED Ph. FA 2-9711 wheel. Priced to sell. Phone 506 Elm Ave. Windahleld Back Giant FA 2-2693. Door Glaan Vent Ginn* OUTSTANDING FIATUtlli >11*___ _______ ulUlty room, forrais* floor*, carport*, owning w it____ tendsenpod lots, all aity eonvontenett- Kitchen equip­ ment optional. house, 31300 equity and assume 346 monthly payment. Phone FA I-9676. Stenstrom Realty 10. Mnl* or Female 22. Article* For B ale FREE! $7.95 TV antenna with 1931 STVDEBAKKR Champion, BLONDE gossip bench, like newt call FA 2-4626. nutstanding condition, automa­ each TV or radio repair of 312 or more. tic shift, 3230. FA 2 0369. MOTOR SCOOTER: 31 Allstate SANFORD RADIO A TV CENTER 1 New R enault C u rav elle for Crusaire, 1163. FA 2-2281. 9th. and Sanford Ave. immediate delivery. >lc- It FT. CUPBOARD. Formica FA 29741 Sanford KEE MOTOR CO. Phone top; two upper cabinet!; gat HAVING A BIRTHDAY PARTY? FA 2*4095. Jerry Dixon. Stove: FA 2-3663. Need Entertainment— Call "Doltic A her friend Ollle" •; x 12* VISCOSE rugs and pada, 20-A Trailers Doit»r Jardine, , vcntrlquU) 2 greens, and 2 beiges, new, Phone FA 2-1307 after t p. m. FOR SALE OR TRADE — 33 ft.. 933 per pad A rug; one 6' x 12* and one 6' x I' cotton hook 1951 Detroit House Trailer, wilh ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state rug. $23 for both. CaU FA 2-7179. large cabana. Furnished. Clear ments, Invoices, hand bills, and title. $2,000 cash, or will trade programs, j t v. Prigresslve ZAG, almost half paid on 3-bcdroom home In Sanford. 'SBforZIG Priming Co. Phone FA 3 » 3 t — take over payments of FA 2 7631. 304 West 13th Su $9.50 each; 600 different atUehea, hutton holes. Write Box M0, e /a 27 FT. GENERAL house trailer, PUMPS - SPRINKLERS Sanford Herald. $830. Hollywood Trailer Ct. All types and siies, installed "Do It YourieU" 40 FT. SPARTAN. pricedTow~for 36" L. P. GAS range, fair ren­ WE REPAIR AND SERVICE dition, $13. Phone FA 24t20. quick isle. DcWitt'a Trailer S T I N E Park, 3315 Orlando Dr., on Machinery and Supply ‘Co. PLUMBERS TOOLS: Lead pot* Hwy. 17-92. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 26432 pipe diea and cutters, hydraulic Jack, pipe vice and aland. HICKS house trailer, 8 ft. wide. Phone FA 2 2893. JONES 43 ft. long. Will trade equity for fumllure and $200. Park FURNITURE: house tall. CaU 24 hr. W recker Ser. Avenue Trailer Park, lot 13. FA 26463. 1003 SANFORD AVE. Phone FA 2-1803 1936 SHULTZ 42 ft. trailer $2,000, WESTINGHOUSE 21" taMe moSPECIALIZING IN ran be financed. Ph. FA 2 4306 del TV. perfect, 966. Call FRONT END ALINEMENT or FA 2-7890. FA 2 8*70. 10 yrs. experience with Bear I960 TRAVEL TRAILER, 24 fl., TV TEST instruments: Can be Equipment. u«ed 30 day*. Save over 9700. FRANK W. JONES seen at Richard Greenlaafs, 106 W. 27th. St.. Sanford. Phone Lake Mary. Phone FA 2-3011. H E A T I N G FA 2 7380. H. B. POPK CO. FARM~ WAGON good condition? n o S. Park — FA 2-4214 21. Furniture $90. Call FA 2-4306 or FA 2-7160. U n u su al C a re e r O p p o rtu n ity For woman age 23 to 35, inlcreilad in bettering herself financial, ty and socially. Established na­ tionally known concern offers future with substantial income, plus aatiifaciion of delivering an Important service to this commmunity. Good education and linear* Intereat in children neensary. Teaching or builness $2328 background helpful. Must have DOLLARS TO COUNT rar. Give background fully In Thais what this 4ttr* mortgage first latter. Write Mra. Van Dyke. P. O. Box B341, Orlando, will aave you on interest. Florida. 8ERVICK 14 FT. BOAT, motor ami trailer, bca this 3 bedroom moderately S en k n rlk G lass a n d P a in t Co. Phune FA 2 8608. WOMEN SEW easy ready rut priced maaonry Home today. 11 114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4672 wrap • a • round aprons home. Kitchen electrically equipped. A Earn 626.11 doicn—spare tim*. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All 20. A utom obile* modeet down payment and Write— Accurate Mfgr'a, Free­ work guaranteed. Free Esti­ *52 PACKARD, 9123. C a l l 383.44 per month will makt port, New York. mates. Phone FA 2-7811. rA 2-4306 or FA 2-7190. the Home yours. Total Price only 311,300. CALL NOW to sea this budget saver. WYNNEWOOD: I B. R. CBS Attractive S bedroom, 7 bath home, conveniently located to near hy school * ,d shopping area. This home ia reasonably priced at f|0,630 and can be purchased with a down pay­ ment of 3ITI2. This is one of the many fine homes which can be seen by calling. often I get R 408 Mrtcalf Building Orlando, Florida OWNER MUST SELL AT ONCE: 2 B. R. home juit outside city limits, on Magnolia. Kitchen II. Work Wanted equipped, Venetian blinds, space TYPING at home, legal or any haater. On 2 nice lots. Was other. Phone FA 2 6644. 36993, priced to sell at once for 35495—will trade for car. LAWN MOWING and yard work, trimming, edging, or any odd FA 24961 or PA 20335. Job*. FA 2 15*2. LAKE MARY I block* from grade school, large WANTED— Work for experienc­ ed painters and General utility lot, new 28' x 40' home. Come work. Reasons tile rates. Free make offer. E, Wilkinson, 323 estimate*. Ed O'Connell. CaU 5th. Bt. C O L L E C T Or* nge CHy, SUNLAND ESTATES: I B. R., SP 4-7402. kitchen equipped home. I0B Ata12. Plumbing Service* lea Lane. Phone FA 8-7730. Let ua show you thil attractive B bedroom, 1 bath home In W. H. "Bill" STEMPER Agency Muat he 21. Apply in person. Pig one of Sanford's fincat neigh­ Phone FA 1-4991 111 N. Park 'N Whistle. borhood). Phone FA 2-8331 2601 Park Dr. APPLICATIONS are now being laken for concession sales lad. This home faalurei a. fully equip­ 2-BEDROOM block home, cheap­ er than rent. Reasonable down iaa. Apply lo Mr. Prince, Mgr. ped kilchrn, new paint Inalde payment, 33T.I6 per month. 168 Movieland Drive-In. and out, and many other ex­ Country Club Circle. Phone tra*. FA 2-1364 10. Malo er Fomnlo After a small down payment, you WILL TRADE equity in house In Man-Women 320. Daily. Sell Lumi­ can move la and assume a Country Club Manor for houac nous nameplitaa. Write Roovei 4te*1 VA mortgage payablr at trailer. Call FA*26461. Co., Attleboro, Maas. 376.14 per month! Total price -o n ly 311,696- Encluiive. Stenstrom Realty s-m m3 20. Autnmohilca DISPLAY MODELS OPEN DAIY W. 26th. It. lanfeed, Me. Ph. 9A 2-7602 P .O .B e a fl • • (Julet Community Near Coif Course $450 Down Turn Went On 20th 81. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Watch For Our Signs . . . . OPEN D A IL Y • tOO A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. TU Dark Shtuumakax Construction Co., Inc. I l l West 22lh street I'heae FA S-lltg 4th Addition Homan Doaignad Tor Florida Living. S ft 4 Bedroom* — 1 ft 2 Batha VA - F H A FHA In Servlet Conventional Financing Down Payments Low as |425 You can mova In immadlatciy whils the papers ar« being processed. Wa Guarantor Pergonal Satisfaction Ob Tha Conatructlon Of Your Homs For Tha First Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Cost Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor, Inc. Office Open I M TH I iN Body 1 ;M F. M. *YU Dock l a a f a Car. Hwy. 17-0S ft >7tk i t Pkeme FA t-lM l I1 n I �Hy JERRY COVINGTON ; Tbt Grapefruit League aeaaon got un­ isrway over tha weekend and we aaw leveral very itnpreaaive performance*, t On Sunday the Senator* faced the.Detrolt Tiger* before a Jam -packed crowd a t Tinker Field and the Nats were vary Impressive in their 4-1 victory. >'• Washington ace Camlllo Paaqual start­ ed on the mound for the up and coming Kata and he certainly showed why be waa «MMn pitcher of the year in the Ameri­ can League. He went three full innings and the Tiger* were unable to gat a bail ' out of tha infield against him. In my books h* is the finest pitcher In either league and should be good for 20 wins this aea­ aon. After the gam* we had a bull session to Jake Jacobs’ room a t tha Charry Flaw and I asked Jaka what he thought of , Paaqual. Ho said that last week in batting ; jr« ettef Camlllo waa throwing to him and A* asked for a curve. Jake said, "after I did I.waa aorry, because H broke like it man falling off a table." 1 ' ’ Jaka started In the game Saturday •gainst tha Tigers in canter field and •fe te d their only rally when he singled Md later scored the flrat run. He also made several beautiful fielding plays in the cutfield. In the geme Sunday ha went ill to run for Bob Allison In the seventh . Mining and scored on a hit by Reno Ber­ stein. j. in discussing Jaka with Washington bra**, Joe-Haynes and Sherry Robertaon, they both aay that averyono.on the dub think* very highly of Jake and they look for him to go a long way. Thera la one outfield pod ition open a t preaent and the Nate will probably chooea between Jake and big Dan Dobbeck. In discussing the overall picture of the Nate this aeaaon Jake had tftu to aay. "It's a cinch that they don't need any more power in the lineup with Allison, Klilibrew, Lemon, and Seivera in there. "What they need la more apeed and a good percentage hitter to got on the baaea be­ fore the power cornea to the plate. They are alao weak up the middle of the Infield. I alncerely feel that I could be able to help them dtfenalvely in the outfield end make playe that none of them could make/* I aaked Jaka if ha waa nervoue in tha Starting lineup the flrat day againet De­ troit and ha said, "after playing for the Greyhounds last aeaaon and having all of thooo shots hit a t ms out there I must have developed a good set of nerves be- better in tha AL this season. They hava a great crop of rookie pitchers that should coma through and if Pasqual and Fete Ramoe have big years, there ie no doubt that they will be loaded. ARCHERS ARE WANTED to join this group and other members of tha Sanford archery group which Is planning a program of instruction and tournaments, Seven of them won prises in the Tampa Invitational Tourna­ ment and plan to enter other statewide competition. Shown here are, from left, kneeling, Steve Nott, Rocky Guthrie, C. J, Bass and Roger Frick. Standing, Paul Harris, Joe Coulombe, John Frick, Peggy Frick, Bob Hope and Bob Orwlg. Sportsmen Interested In joining the archery organization may get Information by calling Orwlg, president of the group. (Herald Photo) With 31 of 34 fence signs sold, and tha remaining throe perhaps shortly to ho accepted by last year advertisers, the drive to raise funds to operate the Sanford Grey­ hound baseball entry In the Flor­ ida Stata League this week enters a second concerted phase. General Manager Peter Schaal tomorrow will start contacting all of last ycar'a aeon card adverUsers to offer them the accep­ tance of spec* to what be des­ cribed aa the "most unusual tcorecard ever offered In base­ ball parka anywhere." Eight of 4A ads have already been spoken for, he said, by advertlaeri who, upon hearing tha Mveral "plus" features of the unique eerd, quickly, renewed and helped prepare copy that will b* the most talked about adver­ tising the. city haa known to years. "We'ro o f f e r i n g advertising this ytar," he aald, "strictly on the baita of It all but guaranteelag to produce a result. Tbqje la nothing an wasteful as an ad that says 'Compliments ot a Friend'. Our scorecard ads will Immediately catch the eye and will result to sales Jar exceeding their cost within days. I’m con­ fident our advertisers will not on­ ly be aatlifled, but will ask for renewals to 1M1.H Meant!ms , word that local sports minded advertisers were renewing thalr fence apace, waa greeted warmly by two elxb dir­ ectors who were unabto to at­ tend tha a n n u l mooting and elec­ tion of officers—Bart Petersen Jr., and George Stovana. Peterson said "it boars out my often slated claim that SanTaf Is end always haa been ana of tha most aporta-mtoded dttoa to the south," while Steven* predicted that "wa'U put son* petal* to the park this summer wtti that kind of spirit." v Season ticket sale* remain "satisfactory", Sthaal aald, rominding fans that roaervatiou can bo mad* at MeBaharta Tiro Supply Co., 4M W. Pleat Bt., Phone PA 2-M51. "One ef o f salesman will call on aay fan, ha aald. "within a tow hour* aftor tha cat) la neetvad. General ad­ mission season tickets are 340; reserved box saat tickets, 9M." H t r t ’s Warning For A ll Chomps CARACAS, Venezuela (V P IW If you're a world thiraptoa, M ar out of Sooth America. Last December, wetter weight king Doe Jordan i f Lae Aagalaa traveled to Buanoe Afros tor a non-lllla bout with Federico Thompson of Argentina fared an upset, fourth knockout. Monday night, champion Davey Moocw mot a f l u year-old Venezuelan scrap p er named Carlo* Harnaadaa to a was Utto fight at Caracas a te absorb­ ed the ftrol kfleeboot toes of hto career* Pfeiffers Lose Man' Garcia With Renewed Interest0pCT Team Ti,lc Pram Uanwltoul In him," said Lopea alter the » Laaaar alwis have paid off so year old "bear1' spun three aeonManager A! Lopez of the Chicago !••• Innlnga In an M victory over While Sox la viewing "old man" Urn Bt, Louis Cardinals Monday. H i. Mihf Garcia with renewed Inter­ "And his first real out In* ot est. spring certainly didn't do any­ 1 *Wel manager! may think Lo- thing to discourage na.a> paa la dnam tog but perhaps Sat1# the right at a manager Garcia’s performance was es­ eh e’e seen bfc team chalk up pecially Impressive because U g m a straight Grapefruit League came after 11-gams winner Early Wynn waa racked up In a three"We think Mike has a lot left run third-inning rally and 14-game winner BUly Pierce alao was roughed up by the Cardinals. Rig Mike look over with Use More T-t and slammed down the ltd on the Cardinals the remainder of the distance. "Go go" boya Lula Apartclo and Jim Landis both icored on an outHeld Gy in tha flrat'inning to put Um White Sox la (root, M . At Smith alao atarred for tha Amortcan League champions, driving in Itntktole County Shrlncra will four runs pith a triple and a sin­ hale swell tha grandalanda at Han- gle. The Cardinals, who hava lost ford-Orlando Kennel Club tonight for Um a n n u l A\irlnera Night ac­ two of their three exhibition tion. A apodal 10-evtnt card will games, had something to cheer m launched at SitO with rume of about when Stan Mustal doubled the South’s top rarer# slated to off Pierce In the sixth inning to' drive In St. Louis1 last run, run. Garcia had only a 14 raaurd The Sltrlocrs Handicap, featured tenth race at the oval will he for the Indians last season but capped with a trophy presenta­ Lopez says the one-limo 30-game tion by a lop official In the winning right-hander could he an Shrine organizetkm of Central Important addition to his bullpen Hox already Florida. Bahia Shrine Temple la corps. The White Sox have the strongest relief corps to to charge of arrangements. Carl Tracy’s sensational Wayne the league In Gerry Staley and Koberts, a youngster who has Turk Lown. Tha Baltimore Orioles also moved quickly up the quality ladder to the top In the sport chalked up their third atralght of queeos, la a J-to-1 favorite In Grapefruit League triumph when tha hot ninth race, from tbs fifth they beat the Cincinnati Beds, *4, (be Washington Senators downed Post Doaltkn. Wayne haa marchod to victory the world champion Los Aagalaa m v u tim es thin Mason, In sddf- Dodgers, 7-4. the Kansas City Um to flva placna and two show Athlallca heat the Milwaukee Gntahcs this season out of IS Braves, 7-3; the Philadelphia starts. Tha M-pounder rsw illy Phillies defeated the Pittsburgh defealad unofficial champion Hap- Pirates, 4-1, and the Detroit Tlpy Joe Lucky by one and otto-half gere lopped the New York Yan­ lengths to hirnlah on* of the kees, 4-1, In Monday's other ex­ hibition activity. M ason's most exciting upsets. ENTER BENERAL DEVELOPMENT’S GREAT NEW CONTEST FESIUMV14, tttM|k a n i l Play At ABC TOLEDO, Ohio (U PD -The DatroH Pfeiffer Beera lost thalr American Bowling Congreaa open team* Utle Monday night, but team caplain Eddie Lubanskl can braak an ABC record with some ao-ao for him bowling today. Tha Pfeiffers, who rolled a rec­ ord U43 sarlaa to win the 1030 ABC tournament to St. Izniis, could gat only 1030 Monday night, good for savenUi place In tha cur­ rent IS80 tourney standings. Luba mill led tha team with a •10, far belong the 704 he shot last year to winning the singles title. Ho naede only 1231 In bowl­ ing singles and doubles today to break Ik# all-tins ton-year moaverage record of »T.l sot to last by Junto McMahon of Fairlawn, N, J, Lubanskl howls oa tha 3:30 p. m. squad today, The Wllkof Structural Steel team or Canton. Ohio, alula tha show from the Pfeiffers Monday nlghl, rolling in honor of their late captain, Albert (Red) Milano, who died 10 days before of a heart attack. Structural had 830W7 SMZU33 for a fifth-place tie among open teams, Joe Monastra tod the team with a W aeries. In the booster* division, tha IMS ABC champion Miami lanes of Troy, Ohio, failed to make even the booster squad prise list, roll­ ing 3403. A year ago they fired IT, tin WALK INTO A WHOLE NEW LIFE Ju st like walking front on* room to another . . . a brand mm Msckle-built house and lot in your choice of five General Development Corporation communities. . . completely furnished, ready to move, in, plus a guaranteed job for one year at $100 a week. IQ W A N D P R IZ E I A NEW HOME ’ A beautiful new two-bedroom, onebit III linnw, thi< Floridian, valued el 3 tl),OHO. iiiiludmit Ini, will tie e*|wimlly built lor you in your rlm uc of five (ienvrnl D evulupm ent cominumtir*. Port Clmrlotle, I'urt Si. 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IT’S EASYI NOTHING TO »UYI ENTER NOW I All you do Is go to a Genera) Development Corporation branch office or homo community, gel an Official Entry Blank, and complete the phrase, "I would like to live In a Mackle-bullt home In Florida be’ in 33 words or lees. Visit any of tho General Development Branch offices or Florida Communities and __ , __ informs _____ lion .... that I_ will !> "«* gut complete hrlti you write your entry. Hce photographs and Hoar plaits or Mackto-built home*. Find out about their quality' construction i and many attractive features. N IT Quarter Finals Tonight NKW YORK (UPI) - seeded Bradley and atraal Sasavastors are favored to win fluartor-flnal games to the Na(MM I Invitational Basketball Tasrsameat tonight before an txpooted oapaclty crowd of 11,000 at Madison Square Garden. Bradley ( H I ) was Baud a four pater abate* Is the night’s Brat gate* over Dayton < «4), tha NIT M cN toloy Looks Improssivo In Win at these Branch Offices and Home Communitiee 7 OUTSTAMDINQ FLORIDA COMMUNITIES n (ONVINIINF OffKU WfUMIM Wednesdsy, Friday A Saturday IP . M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY » Ctsbkonsa • Rented Msads • Yslte Parkins Jarrjr Collla*, Cn-Ownar Sorry, Ns Minora MIAMI BjSACH R 4) Collins Avsnisa » v, DAYTONA BBACH 140 voiuato Avenue j -• a ' i e } * ] IOLLYWOOD BEACH 30O-A Johnson Street JACKSONVILLI 330 Weal Foraythe It. SLYffiSSStf StfRU— . PORT BT. LUCIE | n lk i aouth arf Mslbounw stiestssr/sr SILVER 8PRINOB MvorBprlnae Boulevard PORT CHARLOTTE between Sarasota and Ft. Myera am the lovely Southwest Com* MIAMI — Homs Oflso 21IS Carol Way W fU K BEBABT1AN HIGHLANDS unique Yacht Club oemmwJty an tha ■« 14 milaa worth of Vac* Minch VERO BEACH HIGHLANDS on the B ut Coaat, Sid etilso tooth ef Vare VERO SHORES mS/XsSSS POMPANO BBACH HIOHLANDI sm m v « w t e w - M -M im A a* s , z m p n w u , a t o s taar n a ca ti aca n ac. a n aaa aaaanai a a v iie• rtu a i c:*•*!h» t o u h m I r ' ' •» • ■ •ro-rf*. �/ ■' — „ — _------ :— --------------- ,-------------------------------------------------- — — — - . ... Threaten A rea; Plant City Hit TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - Tornado* like wtnda, ball and heavy ralni pommeled Central Florida today tor the aecond eontocutlve day, The Melbourne area on the cen­ tral eait eoait, Just eouth of the Cape Canaveral missile teat cen­ t e r , was warned to expect a pos­ sib le tornado around noon. The Mi­ ami Weather Bureau radar picked up a severe thunderstorm aqua 11 bearing down on the Melbourne area. An unconfirmed tornado dipped dewn at Robinson Airport, southwest of Plant City, a t 9:30 a. m. There were no Injuries, but otfl* toflali reported two hangars badly d a m a g e d and five aircraft destroy­ ed. Four planes wsra wrecked at the Melbourne airport, A line of thunderstorms, containlog "extreme turbulence" moved In from the Gulf of Mexico before dawn. Winds in excess of 79 miles per hour hit soma areas. Hall stones measuring one-quar­ ter to three-quarters of an Inch fell In the Tampa Bay area and later in Central Florida. Heavy rains made some high­ ways impassable. Over three Inches of rain fell In tbe Sanford area Tuesday and an even heavier rainfall was re* ported In south Seminole County. County Engineer Robert Davis, Inspecting washouts In that area, reported that so far damage had been minor. However, Davis said the heavy rains pul ■ halt to county road work on the Lake Mary Road Im­ provement project. Davis said that paving tht road would have been completed this week but units* the rains stop today and Thursday, the project won't brcom ple|ed until the early part of next week. Sanford work crewa were out early this morning cleaning out drainage dltchee that overflowed Tuesday, No serloua damage was done to city streets with the ex­ ception of a few streets In the Goldsboro area, city officials said. The heavy rains ilio caused damage to the roof at Seminole High School. VOL. XLIX WEATHER: Scattered ahowara today and tonight. High today, 72-78. Low tonight, 88*64. United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 WEDNESDAY, MARCH Hi, 10fi0 SANFORD, FLORIDA House Leaders Seek To Rescue Rights Vote Plan 3upt. of Schools R. T. Mtlwee said that a downspout broke on the roof of the building reusing j water to leak into the science classroom on the second floor. Tbe water alio leaped through the wooden floor end down into the home economics room on the first floor. However, Mllwee slid damage wai quickly repaired. The Hillsborough Coutty sher­ WASHINGTON (UPD - House iff's office reported U. I. 41 wished out south of Tampa, be­ leaders sought today lo rescue the tween Gibson and Ruskln. Traf­ •dministraliun's voting referee fic was being re-routed over U, S. 301. fp tbe Orlando area, Lake plan from a two-way assault and Sherwood overflowed onto U. S. write K Into the civil rights bill. 30 and rain Inundated a new sub­ Hie referee propoeal, designed division alongside U. S. 17-03. to safeguard Negro voting rights, The Weather Bureau reported was caught in a crossfire from 3.03 inches of rain In tho Orlando araa during a 34-hour period end­ liberal Dcmoerals treking a ing at 7 a. m. Jacksonville and tougher measure and Southern Tampa had more than two Inches Democrats who want to water down the plan. each. In a series of bewildering voles The Plant City weather observer reported 4 3a inches of rain in Tuesday, the House killed the two hours. Tornado damage at referee proposal and then re­ the airport was estimated by vived it. At the end of the con owner, Hugh Robinson at 373,000 fusing session, the House was left •bout where It started on the civil to $100,000. righla bill. Tho southerner! Joined force* temporarily Tuesday with the Northern liberals and managed to substitute a atronger Democratic plan for tht administration pro­ the Weather Bureau warned of se­ posal. It would have provided for ver* traffic problema in store for president islly appointed enroll­ ment officers lo guarantee that Chicago and other major cities. Thunderstorms were expected qualified Negroes could vole. But yhen the substitute had lo move into Virginia today while rain mixed with snow was fore­ been adopted, the Southerner* did cast for a broad area from the a quick awllch and Joined Repub­ Mississippi Rlvor Into Penn­ lican! in voting down tha antiro proposal. sylvania. Rep. William M. McCulloch (R< A truck loaded with IK hogs tipped over near Princeton, Mo. Ohio), floor leader of tha admin­ Eight Princeton men rounded istration forces, revived Ihe ref­ up the hogs In a blinding snow eree plan by offering a new ver­ and Sheriff Clay Delimeter led sion with only one paragraph the procession through town lo eliminated from the original pro­ a loading yard by bellowing hog posal. Rep. Francis K. Walter IDcalla from hla squad car. National Guardsmen pulled out Pa.), presiding officer, ruled that ol West Jefferson, N. C., after the revised version could lie staging a mammoth relief opera- brought up despite Southern ’ob­ lion for 1,300 mountain famtlee jections that It was uut of order. While Ihe House struggled over stranded behind 19 • fool drifts. Snow depths reached 73 inches at the voting rights lecltun, the Senalr talked on In Its fifth week (loone, .V. C. of civil rights debate. The Senate Is w iling to act on a House passed bill. 12 County Races Set; 8 Unopposed Speculation on political eandldaciea ended with Tuesday’s noon deadline on qualifying and Uw chips are down for poltlrial cam­ paigning In 13 contrail far coun­ ty otflAi to the Democratic Pri­ mary May I. Hope Fading’ •For Remaining Trapped Miners LOQAN, W. Va. (UPI) -Rea cuera trudged peat tbe canvaa an sated bodIsi to search ft No. II mine -trapped to •*4W. shaaw w would bo found ai Discovery Tuesday of bodl 11 of tho 11 men trapped In tho mine since March I saddened this eommunity. Rescue squads at the mlno entrance bowed their heads, la Walton Army workers led them in prayer* end hymns. The soven-dsy, round-the-clock search had been sparked by op Ullmlam until Tuesday afternoon when West Virginia mints direc­ tor Crawford L. Wilson emerged from the min* with tears streaktog hie fee*. fu a voice quivering with emotion, he announced that some of tho men had been found dead. The tl bodies had been found huddled togethor in ■ partiallyfallen, crumbling tunnel three miles hum the pithead. 0 "All the men are presumed dead," Wilton told newsmen who gathered about for the first an­ nouncement of the miners' fate. The news stunned all those con­ nected with the rescue operation, la tho eommunity of Holden, when mine families had feared the worst but spoka In hopeful terms, the dead men's relatives grieved behind dosed, doors. Island Creek Coal Co. President (■Raymond Salvati, who had kept a vigil In his offlca only too yards from the mine head, had lo be helped to his automobile by a stale policeman. R ricurri theorised that tha 13 miners whose bodies were found In the rock-strewn, three-fool high passageway were trying lo crawl back to tho last ol three mine pocket* In which it had been hoped they barricaded themselves ^ag ain st deadly csrbon monoxide w fumes. ,« Voters League Meets Tuesday The Voters League of District I has scheduled Its next general meeting for 7:30 p. m. March 23 in the courthouse, The public Is Invited to attend, ^K rs. Ruth Galleghec, publicity chairman for the organisation, geld. "You do not have to live In District 3 to be welcome at thin meeting,” she said, "Anyone In­ terested in leering more aboul Ihe county government Is urged to attend. Com* and bring your neighbor," ah* laid. A rg en tin a Starts Terrorist Roundup ■UENOB AIRES (UPI)-Armyled police ttrenglbrned by a dec­ laration nf toloraal war rouadnd Peron to raids throughout the Indiana, souihexitern Minnesota, southern Wisconsin, and lower Michigan. Hundreds of southern town bas­ ketball fana were snowbound for tho night In the Red Oak High School gymnasium and 300 girl volleyball playara and their coach•a wera stranded at a tournament to Peru, Neb. High wind* reduced visibility to tero and whipped tin new-fallen mow into drift* which blocked moil rural roads and threatened to halt traffic on main high­ ways. Tho itorm, which itartod to Kansas .Monday, left Kansas City crippled under 20 inches of snow. Most of the eity's Industrial plants •hut down. Haiarrtous driving warnings went up across tha Midwest and A total of 49 candidates quail* fled to run for the 20 county officei (hat will be on the ballot Ihts year. Eight candidates have no opposition. Candidates who are unopposed are Tax Collector John Galloway, County Judge Wlleon Alexander, County Prosecuting Attorney Earlyle Houaholder, Supervisor of Public Instruction R. T. Mllwee, District 3 Constable George Kel­ sey, District 4 Peace Justice Hugh Duncan, County Surveyor News Briefs Guild Delays Films HOLLYWOOD tUPI) The Screen Actors Guild he* refused to allow artori to return to work on eight films left unfinished when the actors' atrlk* began March T. Cheryl Confined HOLLYWOOD <Ufr) - Cheryl Crane, the tragedy-ridden daugh­ ter oI glamorous Lana Turner, to­ day was confined In a county arhool for problem girla by order of the juvenile court. Wage Boost Urged ’Storm Lashes Central Plains Bp tailed Prow latermaUowal A driving, blowing storm burled the central plain* today under •ome of die beavlaat mow of tho year and etoaod raada and aebools throughout tows, Missouri, Ne­ braska and Kansas. With spring only lour days away row tho aalaadar, tho storm dumped up to t f Inches of new enow oo the herd-hit Midlands as R roared eastward Into Illinois, A. J. PETTY Petty In District 4 Constable Race WASHINGTON (UPI) - The president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America urg­ ed Cotigrcia today to boost the federal minimum wage to 91.33 an hour lo wipe out "poverty In Ihe midst of plenty." Nixon Action Asked HERBERT «. BEHRENS Behrens To Run For Board Post WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate GOP campaign chairman Harry Herbert G. Behrens, a resident A. J. Petty, oJ Paola and e Goldwater (R-Arli.) said today he resident of Seminole County for his urged Vic* President Richard or Seminole County for the past M. Nixon lo "gal out and cam­ 33 years lias announced that he ill years, la a candidate for Ma­ paign" against atlacks by Demo- will run fur District 3 County ilable in District 4. cralir presidential candidates. Commissioner, Petty has been In the construc­ Mr, Behrens, a farmer, said tion business for the past 13 Tenor Suffers Attack "I hive wmrkrd In tha past for years. He lives at Paola with his LONDON (UPI) - World famed better schools and belter roads. wife and three of his children. is nor Jussi BJoertlng suffered a I will work hard lo improve them heart attack Just hefora curtain and I have always been Interestlime Tuesday night but went on ed In Ihe drainage problems of lo sing an entira opera before a our county." drrply moved audience that In­ Behrens lives on Orange Blvd cluded Queen Mother Klliabeih. with hla wife and three children, NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock lie la a member of Ihe Seminole prices at 1 p. m.: County Cattlemen’* Asin. and the American TAT .................. *>■'- Rhee Man Wins .SEOUL, Kona (UPI) ~l.ee Kl Ftrat Preabylerian Church. 1W H American Tobacco .... 471* I'oong, President Ayngman Rhee s Rcthlfhem Steel ........ M l * hand-picked running mate and I'll) .............. U*« heir apparent, won the vice presi­ Chrysler . ................ 3IH dency of the Republic of ’Korea Curtiss • Wright 134*1 today to vloftnee-marfcod electDuPont ......................... 100'i tloni which the opposition pro­ Kastman Kodak 731* claimed Invalid. Kdrd Motor am <'4General Klerlrlr tncdmbent County Judge Wilwn 4 . m Politicking Denied General Motors WASHINGTON (UPD - Harold Alexander qualified Monday to 4m iM u jft toot avek deonwfftitl lilt. TAT If’ orderly erJir! and seeking to support 37>s .7. Gibbons, Teamstari Union po run again fur thal office. t |||t y a d a p t e d «f The Cotialy Commission Tues­ I .(Mill a i d Judge Alexander haa been serv. the formall(m>5( M racial eorfftrf of equslUy, wera con day deferred action on awarding Minute Maid ............. .. . a . . . ta 1* lllli'il strategist and rigid-hand Ing a* county Judge alnre Jan. , , , , , , , , , , , . I l 4 ' i man ta President James R. HofatdulioAttl. Therefore, ha laid, Penney • old for tire* road ImprJVeihcnt cnee* In every southern commun. fa. has denied that the unions rail- 22, 1U.M He said lhai he has trlsd , • • • i t • * • • . 14 projects to cheek the possibility Penn III! lly to help settle racial tensions they should be permitted, t l ' k for Hie defeat nf •] members of 16 handle all esses and problem* Ii ... The president reserved Judge of Ihe co inly road drpailnirni lucally rather than depending ou i NJ) ......... . 44*4 Congress. "We have never taken a ' In lilt court In a fair, Impartial mint, however, on disorder result- i doing ihe work cheaper the federal government. . I3U position on one congressman—let ; and understanding manner and mg from tticli demonstrations lla The three paving protects are J Sludebaker Elsenhower, commenting on ra M b alone *2 congressmen," tllhlions. helletes the experiences h* has told hi« news conference he wai Wjlly 4ve, Rose Couri runner! c e n t N eg ro lunch counte r dem , "I” "J ,T said Tuesday. gained In lit* office will enable Kl. M Ing S, l'Interest In Sinf;irtl Avc o n i t r a li o n s In the South, » t d h* , erB lin t y , , ' „ U n , w b |(h th i him to render an even belter and I’-irk Ave. from 27th St. to Separate Trial Sought «*rvic# in th* future. federal constitution might apply. Plnacreil, Furlhirmore, he said disorder County F.nginerr Hob Davis told LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Attor­ was a mailer for local handling, tho hoard that If Hie weather is neys for Carole Tregoff will at­ Thai, ho said, was one principal good Ihe road department may tempt Thursday to dlvorca the atreason why n* thought (hero no *hl« to do tha work without tractive model'e file from Dr. R. Dr. Clyde L. Brothers, new dir should be bl-raclal conferences In outside contract help Bernard Finch. The district at­ rclor nf (he Seminole County every southern commiinlly in an The apparent low bidder was torney's ofiica goes Into court to Health Department, ha* hern ap­ effort to reduce conflict between Ihe L. L. Ilxll Construction Co,, bavo a dal* set for Us* second Longwood Mayor Allen Robert murder trial of the acrused lovers, pointed to tha Seminole County the races without turning to Wash­ with a hid of 127.tails fur the thruMure than 40 of the 117 par­ formanu qualified Monday for but attorney Robert A. Neeb Jr. Children's Committee by Gover­ ington for Ihe answer. gfoJert, nor LeRoy Collins. A chain of "all-in" atrlkr* pro­ \Cet*. miialtincra agreed that (hi* the District 3 County Commission said ha will oppoee having Carol* sons who own land to be lied election. Tho children'* committee le a testing racial discrimination at price wag loo high. •gala tried with tho 43-ytar-ok) for the Hanford Ave. widening project have disagreed with the He has lived In Seminole County physician. loeal, volunteer unit of Iho Flor­ lunch rountara haa occurred all In other action, Ihe boardt Htala Road Dept, appraisal of tho id* Children’s Commission, a through tha South. Negroes—muit N•itn'd Lew Arnold and Ryron for the pest II year*. The founder value nf their property. slat* agency. The rommlttee car- «f them college ttudenls — have Kimball as appraisers for the and general manager of Lormann Trills will ho held in Circuit nee out policies and program* of filled lunch counter seals where, right-of-way project on SR 437. Food Hervlr* Consultant!, he la Court June 13-23 to decide whe­ tho eommlsiion and Independent­ in moat Inetances, they are re­ Authorised Commissioner Law­ an assoelale of Sem-O-RaaRy at ther these property owners should ly works for bolter progremi and fused service while seated. White rence Swoffnrd lo proceed with Fern Park. gel more or lex* than the SRD services for Seminole County sympathiser* have VilnstJ hem la ilaaa to clean up drainage wells Lnrmann has a bachelor of busvaluation of their $1 oarcrls bor­ children end youth. ness science degie* to money end n the Lake Orient* area, dering Sanford Ave. Tho land is hanking from Miami University, Ivrlwrrn 231h St. and Onora ltd. He served In the Soulli and cantral Pacific and as an Instructor WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ The SRI) has set a valuation of in PV type aircraft during World dent Eispnhower today ibamionrd 31S.230 on these parcels. Ninety-eight pieces of land art War H. Lormann Is now a com- all pr*l*ns* of neutrality and made innnder in the Naval Air Restrva. It clear lhat Vice President Hlrli- needed for (lie widening. Tnoy He is 31 yean old. ard M. Nixon ii hla personal choice have been appraised by Hie SRI) at $32,103. Lormann la married and has for president, (wo daughters and a son attend. The President also said ha would Ing Lyman High School, Tha fo r­ do anything he could to help the malins own their own home on Republican ticket if he la naked Wildmcre Ave. The Longwood to do au, mayor Is a member of the Han­ Elsenhower wai asked at his ford Elks l-odge ind the Long- news conference about remarks wood Chamber nf Commerce. He attributed lo him in an olf-lhe-rrcattends Ih* Congregation*! Chris­ ord talk it Ihe Gridiron Club din­ tian Church In Hanford. ner bore Saturday nighl. Jim Blanton of St. Augustin*, "If the cltlmns and voters of He was quoted as having said candldale for the State Railroad Hcminul* County will honor me lhat (hose at the lead laid* needed and public Uillitirs Commlnion. with the privilege of serving them only to mova two scats over from spent Tuesday In Sanford and as county commissioner In Dis­ where he was silling lo g(rct the announced Ihe appointment ol AI trict 3, I shall endeavor to add a next president at Its dinner next Sklnnar a« his campaign manager degree of stability and good busi­ year, Nixon was lilting two seals for Seminole County. He has nam­ ness Judgment In the administra­ away. ed Slate Rep. F, Chartci Uslna tion of county sffalri. 1 will at Elsenhower laughed and re­ of SI. Augustine, as ills state­ all limes represent all of tho peo­ plied thal reporters were never wide campaign manager ple and will do that which should present at Gridiron dinners, and nilttlon. 40 )cari old. Is a n i­ he of benefit to the entire coun­ [hat certainly no guest had been tty* of Madisun County and la in ty," Lonninn said, lla added that guilty nf reporting what he said- the transportation and tourist he le "to favor of diversifying the But as long as it wai out, lie business. Ha said tha top plank economy of our county," Idded, be didn't mind clarifying In his platform Is to give Ihe what ha hid said. Ha laid he was public a full opportunity to tw talking about geographical areal heard hj cum mission before deci­ In which certain peopla were sil­ sions are made on rates and ser­ vice*. ling at the dinner. Ha went on to say that if anyFOLLETE, Tenn, (UPJ) - pne wondered whether he had a nsai Gov. Grval Fsubus and ' reference or even a, bias about retired Adm, John Crommalln era le choice of his successor, l*e tha frontrunners for tha presiden­ answer was yea—very definitely. tial nomination of Iho Btatei He later we* asked If he Fire Capt. W. L. Rowland of tha ROME OF TH I EAHTKRULY HALL DOOR PRIZES to bo awarded at Right* Party, its national aJwir- specifically referred to tha vico Sanford Naval Air Station will tha May fair-Inn done* Sat urdap night a n plaaad intR ftJ. C, Penney Co. man said Tuesday. j*.. . president. Ha aaeworad by asking conduct tho ftrat of a aeries of window by Mr*. HaroldUpftbby, wha to la ehargt of dhor prig* arrange­ Arthur Colo, a LaFoUetto iaiur- too reporter V there w ai any demonstrations for nwmbera of ment*. Giving theirapproval are Kenneth McIntosh, toft, co-chairman of anca man, said either fau b ta or doubt to hit mind, tho Lake Mary Voluntaar Flra the ^Watumpka, A ir, aogngatfonliaeahawer alM wai aehed about Dope March U at I p. ■* in Ih* ftra b o m . lb* Rowuhllaan toa'ttoa when tbe party hokta*Ha Bubjpct Of Capt. lowland's improved aq u ip m en ru t^fti* for county crippled children. Ticket* and national convention at Dayton, vrntion (a July. Ha aald be bad demonstration will ba "How to M tr*** X W i- a Mofwin^i't nffUw (W fn ld Ike Suggests Bi-Racial Health Director On Committee 1 p. m. Slocks Alexander Runs For Re-Election County Checks Lormann Qualifies Owners Disagree Will) Appraisals For Board Race Ike Makes It Clear He's For Nixon Blanton Appoints Skinner As Aide Fqubus May G et State Rights Bid K B Fire Control Courses Planned x it t ir ir " ii 'V- v i K iU w _v NO. 681 A. C. Doudney and Jama* Birke*. meyer, seeking a School Board east from District S. Circuit Court Clerk David Gat, chel said lhat 34.939.30 was rot* leeled from the qualifying can* dldates. Out of that, on* third will go to the State Democrat!* Comm idea and the rest to tho County Democratic Executiv# Committee and to. help pay for tho cost of the election.. Candldetee and office! they w tl vie for a rt: CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT —David Galchel end Arthur Beck* with Jr. TAX ASSESSOR- Richard Me* Canna and Mary Earto Watkar. SHERIFF— J. Q. Galloway and J. L. Hobby. COUNTY COMMISSION, Dka* trlct I - Donald Bales, T, V. Brown, and J. C. Hutchison. COUNTY COMMISSION. D(a> trlct 3 - J. D. Cordell, J. 11. V at Hoy and Ted Will la me. COUNTY COMMISSION, Dtotrlct 3— James p, Avery, Olio Fourakre, Allen R. Lormann, W. Lawrence Swofford end Edward Lea Zimmerman. COUNTY COMMISSION, Dli> trlct 3— Herbert G. Behrens, George W. Belt, John Fltipalrlcb and Homer Little. SUPERVISOR OR REGISTRA­ T IO N - Camilla D. Bruce and Kathleen Reynolds. SCHOOL BOARD, District 9 Roy Mann and Ray Slaton. PEACE JUSTICE, District » Phillip M. Packard and ThomM G. Moon. CONSTABLE, District 4 - ft. K. Carroll, 0, ti. Owens. Alvkl J, Pelly and Lcwta A. Tat*. PEACE JUSTICE, District f t Elmer E. Ashley, Linton L. Cox, John Nettlalon and Homer SewelL CONSTABLE, Dlitriet f t - W. D. Bridge, Grady L, Hall and Frank G. Lucey. Longest Civil Suit Ends After 7 Days Tht longest elvU u w to Romlwa •lo County'a history ondod Monday afternoon after aevew days. A alk-aion Jury fmmi. the dtfew- - - ' dent, the Ewell Construction 0% nf Lakeland, not guilty of o rhargo of failing to fulfill eontrari spoaL flralionx. Tlia City of Sanford Housing authority brought Ui* 930,000 w jl to 'c o u rt claiming that tho «aw> •trurlinn rnmpany did not apply the tile r»of according to itan* dardi. The roof In question was ots William Ctnrk Court. Tho work wai completed in April, 1933, and the ra«s was not filed In GirtuM Court until Islo 1997. Attorney for tho defendant waft Mark Cleveland Jr. whlla Fred Wilson and G, Andrew Bpacr acted for tha plaintiff. Tha Jury dsllkaralad on* and k half hours be fix* banding Circuit Judge Vassor Carlton a not gtotor decision. Two Draw Traffic Violation Charges Two Hanford residents wero charged with failure lo yield Iho right nf way In downtown arddenis Tuesday. Roy Allen Frank of the San­ furd Naval Air Station was one of Ihe drivers charged after he ran a slop sign at Oak Ave. while going wait on Hacand St., poll** said. Frank ran into a car driven by Margaret M. Wright of 70S Ouk Ave, pollro reported. Tha Wright car was traveling south on Dak Ave. Stella Lewis Moore of 717 W. First SI. was charged with fall­ ing to yield Hie right of way to a car driven by Carl Sayre who was (raveling north on Magnolia Ave, Stella Moore stopped (or a stop sign on Second SI. but start­ ed across the intersection whlla Ssyrt was approaching it on Magnolia, police u ld , .1.1I■Iy ■■ Longwood Paving Bid I i Awarded Langwoad'i lown council award­ ed the contract for paving 0.000 feet nf Longwood slreels to Gr­ ange Paving and Construction Co. hionday night. Orang* Paving and Conslruflion had previously submitted the low has* bid of $37,371.30 for pulling down doublo surface pave­ ment on Grant Ave. from Wildmere to Oaorgla Ave,, Palmetto Av*. from Grant wait to Uw ri “ road, and oa Wilma Ave, t r m Matoer Ave. to Church St. Consulting engineers orlgiaalf estimated tha stroat paving tag! at allghliy more than 910,(m . Baton and C* k a . waa aw arded Uw ooatraqt for u ttn ito a UW. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 15, 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/1bc3a3b5e552fc841a06083023c4248b.pdf 575161c51150ca22328562413122d70e PDF Text Text . Vji’*J/ V. '• ' ••\ <»■ • .! f '■■ «‘ , .' * * • ^k ‘ , ', V.*VAV u- . • •• i 1 }:V • ' V h f tlf t- .F r i. M e rc h u T lie o luPflTy: VWF-r School Board Discusses Use Of Portable Schools Seminole Band Slated To Compete In District Contest ed the school board section* of itructural imulated aluminum which can be u*ed for portable school*. He egreed with S c h o o l Supt. R. T. Milwc* that a achool to accommodate 300 children could he built of thin material for about fB0,000. Tha atate ha* approved the** (trurtural aluminum aection* for *chool construction. 'The portable schoolrooms eon Id be used in overcrowded areas un­ til permanent achoola were built to house rising numbera of stu­ dents. u Milwee told the board that ha would talk to state School Plant Board member C. W. McGuffy about using this material. Milwee alio told the board that he would look a t a metal building in Rlthio being offsred to the county school system bp tha federa) government This oooid bo used ae a shop garage, The county ichool board discui•«d Uiilng ln*ulat*d aluminum to Scmlnate High's band will Join In tbs annual riorida Bindmait- build portable school* Thursday. A representative of a Miami era' Atsocistion dlitrlct ronteit aluminum building company «how■t Leesburg Saturday. 'A-ife f,v , i ’ ' r , u‘ * f Wi Gubernatorial candidate Hay* don Burnt, mayor of Jachtonvllla, •aid Thunday ■ poB abowlng two of hit opponent* running ahnnd fat the men la "wishful thinking." Burnt, apeaking at Clearwater, laid be felt the people of Florida prefer • builnm m sn candidate "rather than a continuation ef Km regime of lawyers." Burns referred to a newsmen's poll which recently »bowed Doyle E. Carlton Jr. at Wauchuia. and C. Farris Bryant of Ocala ahead «f Um 11-man field seeking nomi­ nation la the Kay S primariaa, Ha called "ridiculous" a stateatent by "a certain gubernatorial BEING GOOD NEIGHBORS wan the them e ua Girl Scout* of 8anford’a Troop 211 Joined with children from 8t. Luke'a Lutheran Haven, for a day of outdoor aporta. T ed d y Knowlee of L utheran Haven hand* a baseball to Girl 8cout Suellen Mlchi a t th e fun festival a t Mrs. A. W. Sm ith's home on Hwy. 17-1)2. The exer­ cises were in preparation for Troop 211's community life program and citizenship day during Girl Scout Week. (Herald Photo) Furor Over AF Manual Quietens Recreation Calendar By United Prsae International Segregation forces sought legal m ane res today to sombat ths wove ef aitdown dsmonstratfons th at hove epread to Little Rock, Ark., sccna of school integration violence two year* ego. Thirty-seven Negroes arrested during an anti-segregation dem­ onstration nt Alabama State Collego In Montgomery, Ala., last Tuesday wars scheduled to go oa trie! M a y , In Little Rock, a number of Negro lunch counter demonstratora who rofusod orders to leave i h : < rids banks. He ‘referred to a regulation which he eeid exempts banka foa« paying u l n le t on equip■ e a t aad supplies. Ha called H e ra af the worst axamplss of w a d s I Intsrest eontrol ta FlorO s s i-C lvlc Center 7:M p. m.—Model Airplane C lubAria and Craft Building TiM p. m -L ittie Major League OrganJutteaal M eetlag-Ovte Center T itt p, m.—Tourist a id Shuffleboard Club ■ ■ M L B B R G , Germany (UP1) —The U. B. A m y today nnnoun- M a. m.—Adult Charm SchoolCivic Center l gad restriction of travel by the Bertel aeiiUary mlseira ta the T p. ra—Square Danes (Bese­ . form w V. B. boim af Germany In ct vie Center the v iris Ite of Frankfurt. T:W p. m.—Camera Club—Civic Crater S e ri* movement ta the irao be- • p. m —Square Daneteg—Clvle a6«ee at Mm foHur* ef Soviet au­ Center thorities In Beet Germany to isggg acceptable peases to Allied l:H p. a.-D u p licate Bridge Gtab tolarira members stationed here, —Clvle Center tha erarancement said. 1:29 p. m.—Babe Buth League Or­ The Army's European com­ ganisational Meeting — Civic mander, Gan. C. D. Eddleraen, Center has advised the Soviet mission af ■ p. m.—Boat and Ski chib—Arte and Craft Building Friday M O ^p.^m -- Youth Wiag— Jr.Bl T ra w l By Soviet Traops In Garmon Zona Restricted COMING EVENTS: - City Kite Flying Contest, March IMh; Jose Greco, M arch24, B p. ■ . French headquarter* In Germany. Pitcher Injured •C O m O A L B , Aria. (UPJ)-Tb* pitch lag career of Dave Hillman was feared ta Jeopardy as the re­ sult ef a a ante accident Injuries. Biilmaa, at, obtained by the Bos­ ton Bed Boa from the Chicago Onbt, and o u t f i e l d e r Marty Keough, a , were hurt early Thurs­ day when their ear left the road aad overturned. ANOTHER Harry Hooley Diet A t 63 Ilerry J. Hooley, 68, e rorirfent of Hanford for the post throe years, died this morning at femtaolo Memorial Uoapttal. Survivor* Include his wife, Car­ rie Hooley; one brother William Hooley aad one eiotor, Mrs, Mary Keller. Fan oral arrangement* are in­ complete. "HOME Capital Penalty Opponents Plan New Vole Action Ishmont would use the initiative to take their case to the people of California — possibly In time to save the life af convict-author Caryl Ctwssman. Davis, one of Chessmen’s attor­ neys, said he would meet with tbs condemned man today to discuss possible new moves to save tha 21-year-old Mdnap-rapist from his ninth appointment "Hth the gas chamber May 2. Guv. Edmund G. Brown's bill to abolish capita! punishment was killed Thursday by e vote of 6-1 ta the Beasts Judiciary Committee at Baeramwto. Davis said the action cleared the way for an all-out drive by Californians against Capital Fimishmeat, Inc., to put the ltitw oa the November ballot. He ssM every effort would be made not only to get the required 420,000 signatures by June 12 as required by law—but to get them before Chessman's latest 00-day reprieve aspires. Davis said he felt ihat if the signatures were obtained by May S, Brown would havo a solid rea­ son for extending the reprieve. B U I L T — WI TH a Woolworth atoro were promptly arrested by police Hwredoy, Aa tha 20 to 26 demonstrators ap­ peared, the store closed ite tanch counters. The Mississippi House of Repre­ sentatives approved three Mila Thursday catting punishment for similar .aitdown*" r J |V R | in the atate. Tha bills would provide o maxi- ■Jon said no spectsters would ba permitted s t the trial of the 26 Negro student*, a faculty member and her pbyilrisn husband. They w *n charged with disorderly con­ duct and disobeying an officer. Another demonstration waa bald Thursday in Huntaville, Ala., where some 60 young Negro men paraded through the 10-block downtown a n a carrying signs which read: “Alabama, Heart ef Dixie, House id Tyrants." North Carolina Gov. Luther H. Hodges predicted Thunday that aitdown demonstrations against segregated eating facilities will not produce the results th at Ne­ groes are aeeking. The governor admitted be was concerned about the demonstrations, In Atlanta, six Negroes took seats In the front center section Intended for white occupenU at the matinee performance af "My Fair Lafly" a t tha Municipal Au­ ditorium. The presence ef Um Ne­ groes did not cause any disturb­ ance, but there ware soma com. plaints from some whits patrons. Gov. Ernest F. Holllngs an­ nounced Thursday that South Car­ olina would "not tolerate" a pro­ posed Saturday pilgrimage to the atate Capitol by Negro students protesting racial segregation. PRIDE"..-IN WASHINGTON (UPI) - The storm ta Coagreee ever aa Air Force m anwl Unktag semo peered to be blowing Itself out todsy ta the wshe ef two eengreeilonsl inquiries? But House investigators were atill digging into Um subject of military minualc oa other topics ranging from how to wash an of­ ficer's dog ta bartending. Tbey promised further disclosures Everyone concerned with Use eburcb • and • communism manual was agreed eo one point If oa nothing elee — somewhere along tba Mm foe Air Force goofed, Ahr Ferae Bewatery Dudley C, Sharp tetd a House armed eervicee subcommittee Thursday K was "lawcuaobls" that the pass­ age about Communist tafUtration of churches got into the manual. ta tbit view bo had the backlog of Um National Council of Church** which stirred bp the fuse by protesting bitterly against Um manual, written for reser ve won commissioned officers. But Rep. Alvin B. O'KonsU (ItWli.) told Sharp Thursday the allegation ta the manual hadn’t been disproved "one lota" and the Air Force had no business with drawing it. The armed forces subcommittee completed questioning Sharp, Gen. Vhomas D. While, Air Force chief of etelf, and other Air Force officials ta two hours. FABRICS by the YARD ter the women who ptriren to sew her own wardrobe . , . beontifel COTTONS, LINBNB, LACE8 AND WOOLENS . . . all tooara for thetr horaty and wears MH. ty. Drip-Drya that will ho n dollght this spring nod m Plan to visit no and ■ fabric* before yon buy. Twenty-twa high ichool bandi will march and play In lha eonlent. They will compete lor rat­ ing!. The Tl Seminole muiiclam led by Bandraatler Eraest Cowley wiU enter the concert, tight reading and drill eontcati. Seminole individual entrants will be the A and B corpi ma­ jorette* who will Join in a twirllng contest. Majorette* Dee Bar(reave and Frankia Jone* will perform In a duet and Marty Stamper and Ruthl Carlton will be majorette toloiii*. Muilcal tololit* for Seminole High wDl be Bill Ulnei on the «naro drum, Mike Corbin with ■ horn nolo, Eddie Klrchboff with the flute: Barbara Millar, Sarah P rin t and Sue Toney, etarinet; ■nd Billy Bowen playing tha oboe. A woodwind quartet performtag lor Sanford will be made ip d Eddie Kirahhoff, Sarah Prlait and Billy Bowes and Margaret J o a n . Bob Osbum wiU compete ae stodrat conductor. The Somtaole High Band will •tart tta perform anro at > p. wBB S aafofoU appttrtag ta 4 p. m. and foe dHU at T :» p. m. The Seminole group will iaooo for t a i d a r g at • : » g. » . W. E. Kirchhoff Jr., campaign chairman for Conner In Seminole County n k * anyone who wlshe* to participate in a caravan for Conner Saturday, to contact him at FA 2-2231. At a fish-fry at hi* hometown Thursday, Conner laid "from the roniumer'a point of view the moit important office in the atate gov­ ernment la the agriculture com­ missioner's post." Ho told the 1,500 persona at the fl*b fry "this Job domanda experi­ ence, integrity and a proven rec­ ord of acfomplishmenle—not plow do-good promises." 0 Hospital Notes Mercedes Medloek, Sanford Mary E. Gamboa, Sanford Am Samuel, Sanford Harry Hooley, Sanford Daymon C. Sutton, Sanford Laura S. Garrett, Sanford Clifford Langston, Enterprise Mildred Agnes WhKeere, Maitland Mr. end Mrs. Dean Kelli, Weirsdate, daughter Mr. aad Mrs. Joe A. Sambos, Sanford, a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Roland Medloek, ‘ a era LllUo Hall. Sanford Fannie Babb, Sanford B reads Hirt and baby, Osteen Howard B. Whitney, DeBary Lillie May Williams, Sanford Dorris L. Cook and baby, Sanford Matte Bowen, Sanford Clara Cleusoa, Sanford Mery Williams and baby, Sanford J< h S£ 5,000 Merchants Green Stamps each Friday 10 e . IN. To noma LUCKY W INNER, n o th h * to bay, you Go mot havo to ho proooai to WIN! T he Colonial Shop Fine Fabrics F ranses B. Thermae, Owner 112 B. Palmetto Avrane Daytona Beach, Fla. Free Parking ta the Rear fiiWSUfUHQ. fiiiU tk / Wash While You Shop At the modern you'll find everything needs. Hot and s a v e on s o a p savt Indoor an t i m e starch Rain laundrom at. for Soft n cur m a l l y m ib W here your washing W ater 14B* or limi w a r m in g at <m c * i rubs ror your c o n v e n i e n c e g i a n t 36 l b. d r y e r s ! we invite y o u - - - - - - To otop In and rent during your nhoppini trip. . *;> ft'ii’tJSA.t.'lii, TH E *40 0 DOWN Pnymonta CLOSING Come In And Register RANCHER Medallion thoughtfully designed Kitchen*, with Imm handsome Qohtaete, Exhenta Fan end Garbage Disposal. •TEMPLE TBAFF1G I FRENCH. GENERAL ELECTRIC ANF0RD FOOD i FAIR AUNDR0MAT SHOPPING ’ CENTER �East Gripped By Freezing Ice, Snow John Krider J . (1. (Slim ) (•■llowa.v Krider Won't Run; ,36 File For Races John K rider, County Commission chairm an and com­ m issioner from D istrict 1, announced today he will not seek re-election. K rider has served as board chairm an for three years. He is Cham ber of Commerce m anager and form erly served the CM/ Com million (Justifying for election to local offices in the May DemocraUc primary ends at noon Tuesday. Six candidates filed this morn­ ing. They were Tax Assessor Richard McCanns; Long wood Mayor Alan Lormana for Dis­ trict 1 commissioner; County Judge Wilson Alexander: Ray Slaton for the School Board from District 1; Karlyle Houaholder foe eouaty prosecutor and O, G. Owens lor District 4 constable. Thus far, 3* candidates have qualified. School Supt. R. T. II11wee will bo a candidate for re-election and qualified Friday afternoon. Mrs. lU ry Earle Walker also qualified Friday for the tax as­ sessor race. George Bell, candidate for the District • County Commission race, was not listed Friday in a report of qualifying up unlit diet time. Bell had qualified earlier. Krider made this statement: "F o r the past several months I have done a great deal of soul searching as lo whether I should again seek the office of county commissioner from District 1 of Seminole County. As almost every one knows, I have been active day and night for the past several years working to develop the po­ tential .of Sanford and Seminole Count/ hi every possible way. 1 have no regrets that 1 have served the eMiaaas ef tfata count/ a* one ml L e< their- wimmtasliners. and ~ shall ‘ alwsjrp he gratoM for that oppor ob # • Q A ** sins? doubt that Seminole "There la noi < County is hi the soundest shape financially that It has ever been, and that k stands today at the threshold of even greater business and Job opportunity, and Industrial development than some of our more progressive citizens believed M possible. This firm, present post “ tioo may bo attributed to the determined effort on the part of forward-looking citizens lo operate our government on a business-like basis, and to equalize fairly among all citizens the county tax load. *‘I realize that change always meets resistance, and that, un fortunately, even sensible people sometimes resist without reason, fighting personality Instead of weighing carefully the merits of S i the change. I sincerely believe that wo have had more progress in this county in the last four years than wa hava had In the enure history af the county. For this reason, it Is difficult to understand why some fight so hard to resist changes that improvs their governmental serv ices and Improve Job opportunities when Just 20 miles from us can be seen what cooperative effort has accomplished for the City of Orfjla n d o and the people of Orange County. Perhaps it is because they cannot believe that any man could be Interested in doing something for his community without getting something ef it for himself. "The progressive changes that ha vs corns about in our county and in the operation of iu govern­ ment are apparent. Foremost has been the adoption of a policy that has done away with expenditure (Tjos the basis of political district. The needs of the county as a whole are valuated, and Improvements are made wherever the need is the greatest and of benefit to the most people. "Comprehensive zoning and plat law i are now in effect; drainage studies are being made; traffic and planning studies will develop into a realistic road program. 1 am lure that all citizens are acacquainted with the recent announce­ ments af the program to t o ur-tana and improve all heavily iravaled primary and secondary roads in - Seminole County. A much needed new county Jail is lo be construct­ ed, and a study of our county home is underway. MfW schools are rising all over the county. "Plans have been made for bel­ ter wages for county employes: competitive bids on the purchase jhof all materials are now required. ^ A new Health Center is under con­ struction, and an enlargement of our hospital la planned. "The threat of loeing the Sanford Naval Air Station has been met ae that ihe poaitiau af Semiaeid County with V ira la u th o ritie s In Washington It now stronger than ever. The electronics led ustry it growing; new small industries are moving In, for wo have finally developed a favorable industrial climate. "I take no personal credit for securing all of these Improve­ ments, bul I do say with pride that 1 have been actively associated with every one of them and have played a part in their accomplish­ ment. "Because I have fought eo hard for the changes that I have sin­ cerely believed ware needed, 1 have become a controversial figure In county politics. Therefore, 1 have come lo the decision that the continued progressive development of Scmlqole County may best be accomplished by my stepping aside and serving as a private citizen. As a private citizen 1 expect to work in my own way for the best interests of Seminole County. "1 wish to thank each of yoa who have cooperated with roe through the years 1 have worked for what f have believed was right for this county. My hope is that those of you who want to do something constructive to see our county develop and our people pros­ per will not sit Jdly by, but will stand up and be counted on each issue." Galloway To Run for Sheriff's Job Constable J. Q. Galloway said today that he is running for sheriff on the bails of his past eight years experience in law en­ forcement. The District 4 constable said that he feels his work as a cri­ minal investigation officer quali­ fies him to serve as sheriff. Galloway has attended four F.B.I. training schools. Born In Albertville, Ala., the 48-year-oki constable has lived In Sanford for the past IS yean. He Is a member of Ihe Central Baptist Church, president of the Lion's Club, a member of the Sanford Elks Lodge, Ihe Amer­ ican Legion, the 40 and I and the Seminole County Sportamen’s Association. Galloway was in the Infantry to World War II. Galloway is married and has two children, James Hoyt Gallo­ way, S , of Lake Mary; and Mrs. Bobbie Jean Reeves, 37, of San­ ford. Three Injured In 2-Car Mishap Three Orlando residents receiv­ ed minor Injuries in a (wo ear collision late Saturday night un SR 43*. All three were treated for cuts and bruises and released from the Florida Sanitarium shortly after the accident, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The three were Judith Firrhow, Maria Hamit and Vertia Han­ cock, oR passengers to a ear driven by Geneva V. Hancock. The Highway Patrol reported that the Hancock car ran into a ear operated by George Tttts, also of Orlando. Hancock was charged with failure to have bia vehicle under control. Damage to the two cars amounted to 1323, the Highway Patrol reported. K arlvle H orn-holder 1p .m . Slocks NEW YORK (UPI)—-Block pri­ ces at t p. m.: American Airlines ............... >0 American T&T ................... M American Tobacco ............ 104 Bethlehem Steel ................ 47 Caterpillar ........................... DuPont ................................ 1 » Eastman Kodak ................... 97N Ford Motor ...................... 73** General Electric ................ *8'» General Motors . . . . : .......... 4314 Graham • Paige ................. 2*4 Int. T A T .......................... 3374 Lord lard ........................... 36 S Minute Maid ...................... 1114 Penney ................................ 11414 Sears Roebuck ................... 4g Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 4474 Sludebakrr .......... 13*4 U. S. Steel .......................... i t By United Press International lee-cold temperatures gripped the East today, hampering res­ cuer's effort to reach desperate families locked without food or fuel to the snow-covered moun­ tains of North Carolina. The mercury dipped near zero in the southern Appalachians as rescue workers pushed through drifts up to 20 reel deep to help 1,300 mountaineer families snow­ bound for nearly a month. Helicopters dropped emergency fuel, food amt medical packages to tha stranded families, many of them slowly starving since their food ran out last weak. Weary rescue workers stubborn­ VOL. XLIX 0 m * - k ^ CAIRO (UPI) — American Evan­ gelist Billy Graham flew to Jeru­ salem today, elated over a religi­ ous rally which drew 1,0m persons In Cairo Sunday night. Graham called it "the greatest victory we'va had to Africa." *RICHARD McCANNA WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Untied States moved a large mili­ tary force into the Caribbean area today to a training exercise. The Air Fore* and the Army Joined forces to "Operation Big SlamPuerto Pine" — hauling 11,000 troops from throughout the United Tax Assessor Richard E. Mc­ States to Puerto Rico. Canna today qualified to run for tax assessor in the May 1 pri­ Faces M urder Count mary. ANNISTON. Ala. (UPI) - A McCanna was appointed to that farm er's daughter was to go un post to October, replacing Mrs. (rial today for Ibo murder and Mary Earle Walker. mutilation of two brolheri. Vi­ McCanna, who lives to South ola Hyatt, *2, was ehsrgsd with Seminole Count/ with his wife and killing Kmmoit, 41, and Loo Har­ three children, haa been to the per, 33, with a shotgun during a land development and real estate drinking"bout and "an argument' business for the past 10 years. over her use at Lee’s ear. McCanna’a announcement today said: Exiles United "My recent decision (o seek this MIAMI (UPI) - The Miami office comes from the fset that Herald reported Sunday Cuban there Is not one bit or evidence political exiles have united for a to shuw that the improvements counter - revolution against the msde this year In the county tax government of Premier Fidel Cas­ structure would remain valid un­ tro. The Herald said the ea(Jes der some one else'a control. have picked Francisco Caglgas, "The elimination or drastic modi­ 35, as' their provisional president, fication of these Improvements and Jose Elruterio Pedraza, as could severely hamper or damage the commander of their military the county school building pro­ arm. gram and olher badly needed county improvement*. This is a very critical situation and must Admits Robbery NEW IBERIA, U . (UPI) - A not be taken too lightly. "In order to belter fscc up to 33-yeir-old electrician today ad­ mitted robbing a New Iberia Na­ these county needs, we now have tional Bank branch of more than a level of assessment that provides ♦45,000 and officers recovered all a broad tax base along with the but $100. The FBI and sherifra lowest millage of any county in office Jointly announced Ihe ar­ Ihe state. Thla type of assessment rest .early today of Rune!) Jam es insures against a top-heavy county Theriot of New Iberia. He was economy whereby a few have to charged with Saturday'! 143,300 bear most of the burden, and at Ihe same time allows an oppor­ robbery. tunity for averyone to share to providing the necessary improve­ New Missile Plan needed here In Ihe county. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. ments "The furtberence of this pro­ Henry M. Jackson (D-Wash.), one gram has become a mailer of of Use leading critic* of adminis­ grave to me. both as a tration defense politics, said to­ public concern official and as a private day ha has a plan to bridge the citizen with three children in our missile gap with the Navy’s Po­ school system functioning under laris missile. Jackson, a member a curtailed program because of a of the Senate Armed Services lack of necessary fundi. Committee and the Congressional "It must follow that I believe Atomic Energy Committee, de­ myself and all olher progres­ clared more em phsili was need­ that sive minded persons must take ed on forces able to retaliate direct action to aliminste these after a surprise attack. conditions and prevent ■ return lo tile state of affairs that allowed them lo exist." Three Bicycles McCanna Enters Assessor's Race Three bicycles were stolen (Tom Longwood Mayor A. R. Lormann's home Friday and Saturday night. Two of tha bicycles belonging to Lormann's children were taken from the mayor'! Wildmcra Ave. home Friday night. The third was stolen Saturday, Lormana said. This is the first Longwood robbery he has heard of lo seven or eight months. NAS To Aid Needy The Sanford Nava! Air Station Is now a channel for relief of the aeveral thousand children orphaned by the recent A gadir Morocco earthquake. A home fo r 1,000 of the orphaua la being created in Morocco under the patronage of six year old Frinceaa Iatlla Amina. Two thousund aingle aheeta, 5,000 jeans and girls shorts, 5,000 tee shirts, 2,000 aandala and under clothes are needed for the orphans. NAS Chaplain William H earn D th e orphan supply coordinator for the Sanford base and peraoni who w ant to'contributa any of th e ta clothing articles m ay contact Chaplain B o n n a t F A 1-1880, ext. M S. o r m ay leave the item s a t the NAS miHn The cm 'rtr’n p m from two to 14 years old. for tbs saatsrn United States, where temperatures dipped to rec­ ord low* Sunday. Cleveland—with 3 above, Col­ umbus—with I above, and Pitts­ burgh—with 6 above, all recorded their coldest March IS In history. Kreealny temperature* contin­ ued north nf a lino through north­ ern Florida, Arkansas, Colorado and Utah. An airlift of a different sort flew a merry mission to dron sev­ eral Ions or corn to thousand! of alarving pheasant* trapped by drift* in South Dakota. Another three to atx inches of •now fell over the mountain areas of western Montana and Idaho, but most other precipitation confined to light snow and show> era on the eastern slope* of the Heckle*. In Florida tha morning tens* perature bulletin from the takeland Weather Bureau: Forecait for peninsular Florida for tonight and Tuesday morningt Partly cloudy and warmer. Lots* rst temperature! ranging from 43 to 30 north to tha M's cen­ tral and near M in tha extrema south. Forecast for Tuesday: Consider* able cloudiness and mild. Shower* north and central district!. Future temperature outlook: Mild Tuesday night. No danger through Wednesday. W EATHER: P artly cloudy today and tonight. High today, (57-73. Low tonight, 50-65. U nited Prena Leased Wire Katnbliihed 1908 MONDAY MARCH, 1-i, l'Jtil) SANFORD, FLORIDA ‘Great’ Victory Stolen In Long wood peatedly belted the area, were under way today in four stales— Virginia, Trnncsicc, North Caro­ lina and Kentucky. Drifts in some spots measured tS to 20 feet deep. tly late Sunday emergency food parkacc* had been delivered to at least 200 Norih Carolina families. Gov. Luther 11, Hodges of North Carolina flew over the stricken area to survey the situation and said the Army hrllcoplrrs and "w easr’s" would rnntlnup work­ ing until all families had received aid. Hodges termed the situation "well in hand." A cold, clear day was predicted ©It? ^m tfnrft lim tlb News Briefs Training: Exercise ly pushed ahead today wiki the Herculean task of getting* food and fuel lo 1,300 mountaineer families snowbound to the sou­ thern Appalachians. But the rescuers, many of whom have labored for days with little or no sleep, were be­ ing well rewarded. United Press International Cor­ respondent George Flowers, who has flown with helicopter pilots on food dropping missions, said: "It's wonderful to see the fam­ ilies — especially the children— run out to where the food pack­ ages fall." The rescue operations, brought on by snow-laden storms that re­ Casselberry Town Council To Meet Discussion of county condemna­ tion of IS Casselberry septic tanks is expected to cume up at Hie Cas­ selberry Town Council meeting to­ night. Tha council must order the (inks improved, Town Mayor William Benson said today. County health olfirrrs have said they would condemn the tanks. A recently patted Casselberry ordi­ nance lays defective septic and sower systems In the town mutt be fixed within M days from the lime an order to Improve them la given system owner*. Tha 7:30 p. m. meeting will be to the Casselberry Tuwn Hall. Yowell R ites Held Funeral rites for Newton P. Yowell, M, pioneer central Flor­ ida merchant who died Friday a t his home to Orlando wore held at the Firit Presbyterian Church to Orlando today. House Begins Civil Rights Bill Voting WASHINGTON (UPI) The House begins voting today on its civil rights bill with ■ pica from Ally. Gen. William P. Rogers to retain a provision to crack down on violators ef school integration orders. An agrcrmetM rrsched Saturday between 'civil rlghls forces and Southern opponents for the House to start voting on amendmenta of­ fered new hope for early action to break the deadlock in Congress. House leaders hoped they eould get a bill parsed by Thursday. On (he eve of the crucial House votes, Rogers msde a special ap­ peal for the proposal to authorize federal penalties for persons ob­ structing federal court orders lo desegregate schools. A similar pro­ vision was eliminated from the Senate's measure Friday. Rogers, in a tetter to Rep. Wllllaid M. McCulloch (H-Ohlo), said the emphasis on voting rights "should not lull anyone into for­ getting that meanwhile the federal government has a responsibility in other civil righto mailers, Includ­ ing the duty te^rnfoAe court #r-‘ d e r s in school desegregation cases." The attorney general said the administration proposal would en­ able Ihe federal govrmmrnt lo en­ force Ihe srhoul orders "without mob violence and without the ne­ cessity of using federal troops." "At the present tim e," he said, "when stale officials fall to main­ tain law and order, the federal government, as a practical mailer has no certain or very effective way lo deal with mob violence except by the use of federal troops." Garden Clubs Set To Sponsor Tour The public Is invlled lo make the upcoming four of Central Florida homes and gardens spon­ sored by the Seventh District of Ihe Florida Federation of Garden Clubs March 22, 33, 34. Three Sanford homes, those of Dr. and Mra. A. W. Epps Jr., Dr. and Mrs, A. L. Barks and Sir. and Mrs. Harry E. Tooke, will bo included on Uia tour of 21 homes and gardrns in Or­ lando, Winter Park, Maitland, Winter Garden, Clermont and Mt. Dura. Sanford resident* are especial­ ly invited to make a lour March 23 of 10 homes in the OrlandoWinter Park area. Reservations for ibis bus tour may be made by calling Sirs. Irwin Fleischer it FA 20336, Mrs. Fleischer is Sanford chairman for the lour, whirh will leave Ute Civic Center at 0:30 a. m. Reservations must be made by March II and persons making Ihe trip are asked to bring their own lunch, she said. School Is Hit By Vondalism Vandalism struck Lake Mary Elementary School during tho weekend. Three windows were broken, a ran of paint turned over and a concrete block divider knocked down in Ihe school the sheriff’s office reported today. Deputy James Moore is investigating Ihe vandalism, 'Rare' Lamp Reported Stolen Theft of a rare lamp containing about 1,000 marbles was reported to Sanford police Saturday. Herman Morris of the Osleea MQ Ranch laid aotneoM had brok­ en into his bouse at 11M Locust Ave. and stolen a ladder and Ihe lamp. NO. 849 Exhausted Team Continues Hunt For Trapped Men LOGAN, W. Va. ( U P I ) - Coal, grimed rescue aquada early to­ day began digging H in t different routes In their effort to reach 14 minera sealed la ■ coal n la o for more than alx days, Tha exh suited crews lata Sun­ day night inched to withla t i t feet ef oo* of two areas where mint officials believed the trap. ped man map hava barricaded themselves from tha danse imoke and deadly gas fumta spawned by smoldering Urea, The miners hava not bean heard from aloes 1:30 a. m. Tuesday when a stole fall ripped down eleclrto cable* and atoned • fire in the Holden So. 33 mins In southwestern West VlrgUdl. W II.I.IS CARTER (right) and Kyle Blair tell newamen "! have no doubt that within M of th eir escape from the latgan, w eal Virginia, coal mine hours we will knew what,' If any­ where 18 of their co-worker* were still trapped. Mine thing, la In that first area," said director* reported th at a fire in the mine wan under con­ Raymond Saivali, president ef the trol, and that oxygeo-mnnked rescuer* were attem pting Island Creek Coal Co., early to­ to reach the trapped minera. day. Until today, reams# werhtra bad attompted to piero* through anin t, only tt|g m ain, corridor, T he/ began using Use three approached feeling they had a bettor chance lo converge oe the are ac. The second area Hoc some 1,100 foot beyond the closer section. Smoke has bean oo# of the ma­ jor obetaclea crown have had to contend with. F in e that broke out WASHINGTON (U P I)-T he U.S. miles out March 3, 1939. Russia'! soma 463 feet beneath the ground Pioneer V sun satellite ap­ Lunik I stopped transmitting after surface and about two miles from the pithead belched forth cloudO proached the half-mlllion-mlle it had traveled 393,000 miles. of choking smoke end carbon post today on its trek through The satellite's signals demon­ monoxide gas. •pace still sending back radio strated the feasibility of long Tha lack of fresh air forced signals to earth. rescuers to retreat rouqtfeac range apace communications, a The at.l-pound satellite Sun­ limes and "fresh air baaca" have day set a dlstanrc record for feat that will be invaluable on thi bean advanced by scaling off aide deep space communications when day maa himself first ventures passageways. Its rado Iran ■in liter — tbs moat info deep apace, Hopes as to whether the Impris­ powerful aver sent Into space— oned men would be alive reee was monitored from 413,000 miles and fell wllh every obstacle that away. loomed before the rescuers. Time The South Point Trarking Sta­ was Ihe most important element tion on the island of Hawaii re­ to be considered. ported it began a 20-mlnute read­ Officials had eslim iled that the ing at 2 a. m. today and olher men may have had an air supply attempts were irhrduled talar ef about 107 hours If (hey barri­ in tha day, elsewhere In the caded themselves property. The world. A Casselberry resident was ar­ 144-hour mark wea ra n k e d ct Al ■ a. ni , three days after rested for aggravated assault Sat­ l:M c, m. today. the bcachball satellite was launch­ urday night and r r arreilad. Sun­ ed from Cape Canaveral, officials day oo a suspicion of arson charge. estimated it would be 490,473 Gerard St. Onge of ta k e Ellen miles away, moving at 3,930 miles Circle was arrested by Casselberry Sally Williams an hour. Marshal Gua Sawyer Saturday Crowned Seminole At that ralr, Pioneer V would night. reach the 300,000-mile mark about He was charged with throwing I p, m. ■ ruck which broke the windshield High Heart Throb Scientist expected lo receive uf a truck driven by Bryant Cuuey Salty Williami was crowned communications from the solar- of Orlando, Casselberry Mayor Seminole High Mist Heart Throb charged Pioneer radio until it William Benson said today. St. of 1961 at a Sanford Civic Center reaches about 30 million miles Onge was brought to the municipal Heart Fund dance Friday night. from earth, too times farther court and released pending trial Winston Piarcy was named away than it would be today. Tuesday. King Ugly. They said the satellite's instru­ Deputy L. J. Kriz arrested SI. Both student* are seniors. The ments were working "beautiful­ Onge Sunday on zusp.cion uf hav­ 9-11 p m. dance was put on lo ly," tranim ttttof signals on com­ ing set ■ firs which burned duwn raise funds for the Heart Fund. mand from ground stations. a Casselberry Gardens building on Dime volts cast for tha fiva Mist The old distance record was Lake Ellen Circle Sunday. Both Heart th ro b candidates and pro­ bald by Pioneer IV, which sent charges against SI. Onge wilt now ceeds from the dance will go to back its last signal from 407,000 be handled by Ihe county. the Heart Fund. Pioneer Sun 'Working Beautifully' Casselberry Man Faces Arson Count Finch Trial Jury Torn By 'Violence' LOS ANGELES ( U P ! ) - Prej­ udice, violence and obillnancy caused the Finch-Tregolf murder trial Jurors to becom| so hope­ lessly deadlocked that todiy Us* accused lovers face a second trial. A "gas them or free them" stand by two jurors prevented ef­ forts of Ilia 10 other panelists to free Carol* Tregoff, 33, and convict Dr. R, Bernard Finch, 42, of Ihe murder of his wife, said one of the jurors, Mrs. Gene­ vieve Lang. Superior Judge Waller R. Evans declared the three - month bearing a mistrial Saturday when the Jury of five men and seven women announced It was dead­ locked alter eight days oi delib­ erations, Evans scheduled Thursday as Ihe di'.c for a new trial to be set for Ihe handsome physicist and his red-haired mistress for the July 1* gunshot slaying of Mrs, Barbara Jean Finch, 33. Both-re­ mained in Jail. Mrs. Lang said toe outwardly compatible, smiling appearance o( tha 12 juror* during Iheir recesses was far from the real stoic ef affairs among them. "At the height of one heated de­ bate. a male juror threatened to throw another out a window and turned over the jury table — he uird to be a boxer — before she ran to the door," aaid Mrs. Lang. "She was hysterical and pound­ ed on the door for tha bailiff." The threatened troman was re­ ported to' have said she would ■eek protection from the district attorney because she was afraid en on the panel. She said an ex­ tra bailiff was brought to the ho­ tel where the Jury stayed to guard the woman's hotel door after aba received the notoe. "Wa could have voted Careto free at any time," aaid Mra. Lang. "But we were trying her two — they '] fused to listen to the law, con­ ditions and degrees — to go stung no Finch. "If they would have voted with us, we would have sallied for second degree on Finch and freed Carole. We never voted oa sec­ ond degree, though, wa Just voted an guilty." juror Louis Werner idealifted the twe Jurors who refused to vole for conviction sa Mia. Da- ef toe male Juror. Mroe letoMo, a peetrt d n i t o Another Juror aaid ooo ef llto Eddie L Lindsey, e paatol eonmale pancllits parsed at least ploys and the only Negro, to t o three Mm sdiisg ill noton to panel. Bath declined m uMtol �I Candidates Open Drives Maiador Missile In Heavily Voted Areas I'* Sanford's Director of Recreation and Parka, Ranald W. Parry, -\.waa alerted, vie* president of Beeraatlon Association District I t - YfjBal weak. Tha election and to* ^ a ta la tto a ceremonies took place '• w i n e Mm amua) association , ; *Moott*| ot West Palm Beach. r.P o ffT boa also beet asked ta r M t aa ta e lra a a of a tenoral ' aaortna of the April Southeastern {'Recreation Executives Conferbom . This aonfertnro will bring ’ tototbar n ertetlo n M a im fat Mvo ■ goatbai* Miles. tjg & f • J Cdr. lack Langford, publle in, formation officer at the Sanford \ £ Kavnl Air Station took, top hon­ or* in ■ district losMmsitcr's eonSost hold last week in Doland. Ho boat out 10 other final•, Into from otkar central Florida cities la taka tha wtaalng tra, fby, San Diego, Calif. Duncan la an apfcaaUce petty effleer third class, Apprentice patty officers a n cboaan from tho ranks of Ho­ man recruits to asslM company commanders. The selection Is ' Anyone want a dog or kittenT bau d on individual ability and Mr*. Marriott Cowley of too leadership qualities. -BufOrd Homano lociety aald her f a rg o n te tte i ba* plenty of thorn. Bruce Anderson and Frank .•Ja m rantset Mrs, Cowley at her Scott, both of Sanford, wore, list­ %■— 111 A *- ■■f--—*------4 ta—-inquire about* *kuH them. ed on the doan's list for achieve­ ment a t the Baylor School fag Sanford Mala Chorus will bogs at Chattanooga, Ttnn. Ha wwtlly rehearsal at 1 By United Press taieruaiiaual John McCarthy will concentrate hla campaign for governor this week la vote-heavy Dade, Bro­ ward and Palm Beach counties. Fred 0 . Dickinson moved to Jacksonvillo today after a week­ end awing through Palm Beach County. Hayden Burns, after a brief respite at home in Jack­ sonville Sunday, moved into Con­ tra) Florida. Burns planned tovisit Lakeland, Winter Haven, Winter Park and Orlahdo today. Dicklnao* made a television appearance la Tampa Sunday befora going to Palm Beach County. Ha said bo was certain he could got the Legislature to pass a fair reapportionment plan If he Is elected. He said ha would'not do it with a “ big stick," but would call In the senators from North Florida counties which control the Senate and work out a new formula, Burna issued a statement from hla headquarters in Jacksonville Sunday affirming his strong stand on Mates tights and home rule. F it a candidates for governor, including one Republican, spoke at the Stetson University Law School's gubernatorial Jamboree Saturday. Democrats C. Farris Bryant, Burns, McCarthy and Dickinson promised lo do bailer things [or rosds and schools and to run the state in n businesslike manner. Emerson Rupert, ■ St. Potorsburg businosiman, Urn only Rehilean la ihe 11-man race, said would uphold “ the principles of the Republican Party." Rupert said ho waa against civil rights logUlathm, declaring "it is the responsibility of minor­ ity groups to lift themselves to the level of the majority.” In Tallahassee, the secretary or state's office reported Sunday that Candida lei for govimor and CaUnot posts have spent a total of I t if .010 In their .campaigns. Total contributions ware MU.* C Ids. Most of tha spending has been concentrated in Urn governor's race with $an.401 spent. Contri­ butions were IMS ,961. The heaviest spender lo tha m et was Doyle Carlton who re­ ported M l.tsa in enponses. TAIPF.I, Formosa <UP1> — A United Statei Matador guided mis•lit vetrtd off c o u n t In a left firing In January and crathtd into the Formoia Strait between Xellonsllst and Communist'China. a U. S. military apokeaman raid to­ day. The apokeaman made the elatement in rttponae to a. question from United Praia International. Ha laid the aix-lon Martin misalia eraabed before It came close to the Communiit-held mainland. The Matador la a winged guided m inile — actually a pUotleaa Jet diva bomber — with an operational range of more than SOO milei. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Aelor William Talman, tha district attorney on tha Perry Mason tele­ vision series, waa one of four men and four women arretted Sunday on narcotics and marala charges when sheriffs deputies raided a party and found the gucata frol­ icking unclothed. " It must ba soma kind of mis­ take,M aald Talman today. "Wa Just dropped Into a friend's house for a drink and suddenly wa find ourselves in the middle of ' n rumpus. DeBory Auxiliary * "This’ll ruin me," groaned tha 45-year-old actor who p l a y s “Hamilton Berger," tha no-juck Plans Bake Sale H m DeBsry World War I Vet­ DA who is weekly outwitted by erans Auxiliary made plans last I’erry Mason in tha hour-long Friday far a bake sale April ta. courtroom drama. Ha declined to Mr*. Barney Anderson Is In say who was with him ifhtn ha charge of arrangements for the entered the apartment. Talman and tha others, Includ­ event. Mrs. Frank G. Hills is selling vanilla and spices for the ing an associate television pro­ auxiliary. Next meeting of the ducer and an actress, were booked group will bo nt 1:90 p. m., on narcotics and morals charges and released on hall. They were on April I. The auxiliary welcomed two apo­ dared to appear in court Tuesday. Sheriffs Cept, Richard B. d a l guests at tho last meeting, Mr*. H aul Collyer of St. Cloud, Brooks, head of the nareotiea de­ Fourth District president, and Mr*. tail, said tha raiding deputies found guests scampering for JooophhM Ooedeo of Sanford. Alexander Seed ; Waafcuw N. Dv^cen. non of ‘ l l r . aad Mr*. Woodrow N. Dun*,0U of DoLond Highway, lo o te d , , Baa graduated from Recruit Train- clothing and moaning, “this will ruin ue." Brooke aald tha eighth person, tha apartment’s tenant, Richard Ralbold, 31, a salesman, had gone to tha door to let la an under­ cover agent ha unsuspectingly had Invited to tha party. Rtlbold’a apartment had bee* under ebaarration for eomt time, aald Brooks. Nareotiea founl s c a t t e r e d 4-H Club Boys Visit Fire Tower In oolebratio* of Notional 4-H wooh, to# member* of tho Lake Mary 4-H Boys Club mad* ■ special trip in a group to visit the Florida Forest Rangers Fire Tower at Longwood last Tuesday afternoon after their regular meeting at the school. While they were there an un­ scheduled event look place when tho tower received o fire alarm M isea ta Mo prompt response f t tho rangers as they immediately Jumped Into their fire truck and left to put out Um blase. They had a question and answer period with tha rangers-a* they were shown the tower and equip­ ment. Ranger* I* charge were John P. U nlove and Robert Deuschle. Tho tower dispatcher on watch at the lime waa George Olio, Mambara who mad* the trip wort: Ala* Boman,Do*ald Phi­ lips, David Mob*, Roony Mixon, Don SpideU, Tony Jim anat, Gary Donaldson. Russell Young, Wayna Dalton, Billy Mixon, Mrs. Don­ aldson and Mr*, c a d i Mixon, in* dara. a rie n K Lake Mary UPW Meets Tuesday Circle Two of tho Lake Mary UPW will meet Tuesday at t p. m. at Mm* homo of Mrs. Holes Freeman. Mra. Richard Keogh will have charge of the program. | ASTHMA r r iw i m f i m i r w u m »m n r DtBory Volunteers Approve Recreation Building Program Sanford; W atte i; Emma J . Bi­ ll • Barbara RuWUll# Ziegler, throughout the apartment inetod. ad cigarettaa with part of the to . baeeo pulled out and marijuana put In. Marijuana aeada and ahreda also were found and bei4 aadrina lnhalara of the preeeription type and a bottle of ualden. tlfiad pills were confiscated. Brooks said. "In tha drawara a t a draaaer wa found largt amounu of atag fllma and filthy literature of tha kind you can buy hi Tijuana. Mfsico,” ho aald. All of thoae a rre atad denied any knowledge of narcotics or a n r wrong-doing. w Others arrested and charged with morala and nareotiea aouata were Lolls K. Dewitt, I I , an aetress; James H. Baker, M, a TV producer; Pater Neal Hestelt, BB, a finance company manager aad his wlfa, Susan, 14; Jean Dono­ van, 26, a housewife, and Peggy L. Flanagan, I t , also a bouaewlf*. Telman only last September waa auad for dlvorro by hla wifeactreat Barber* Heed. f Tbs DeBsry Volunteer Firemen*! A m . unanimously approv­ ed tho m rootio* building pro­ gram at Us lost meeting and supported a decision of Urn-trus­ t e e to meko tho pi snood facilltill available to all homo owners & M Mm present fir* son* of Mm •-■'V*. vSM V jp ?fc* ,,f , i.‘ DeBory deportment. fb * association boo a x p m —d CH U U laV A -S TERNAQR RIVALS fu n n ln , (or odlco troaourer; B arbara Sm ith, fo r a o c ro ta ry ; Ricky Croat* MM thought that "elao* tha vast K1m tho Chulwul* T o k lh Club don't W iovo Jjb lotting dale, fo r tra a ia ro r; Sharon Howall, fo r vie# president) majority af DeBsry residents "politicking" hoop tlk tn from having h food tim e togethKennedy, M1m Norman, Van Worm or, Edna Hopkina, are senior olUaeno, M la our or. Candldntoa fo r club preaident, Mika Kennedy, Nancy fo r troaaurer; Don Bemey, fo r vico president; Linda earnest desire to provide those Norman and Richard Van W ortnar giv* a pro-oltctlon Spatb, fo r troaauror and Roger Norton, fo r aecratary, facllittao far your ua* and en­ th two-way handahako la th a eonter. O ther Candidatoo Proaldontial candidate D anuta N oraki waa not proaant joyment as quickly aa possible." looking on km , from left, D m Oortoa J r., running fo r Tho association also suggested: fo r th a picture, (Herald Photo) "If you coo template doniitag to­ ward the completion of thla proJoel, may we N ||M t that "YOU DO IT NOW.” Parson* con mall • MA88ENA, M. Y. (U PI)—Tha chock* ta tha DoBary Ftramoa'a eighth grade Sunday gehool ekes Association, Box 123, or give tt to any *f the Fire Deportment memUnited From ktemhMmml M m o a t weeks, with most of boro. la tho past the association Thirty-five students a t r o a t o d tho callers warning Um to ctase hag always stressed that Mis hla NAACP activity. build tug la for all ftaldtata, not during a racial tfamanstralloa go oo trial today la Tallahassee for Juat tho A n max. Um of the tear gas oo tho stu­ disturbing tha peace, who* la dents woo trilie te d by B. W. boun­ Patcnburg, Va., ale von Negroes der*, Florida NAACP Bold oecrswho took aoati la tho while aectloa lory. Ho laid the stop was "ant Prisoner Dies of a public library muat answer la accordance with propor crowd trespassing charges. handling methods,” and chargnd O f Heart Attack Tho TalTahaiaso studont* — In­ A dl-ycar old Rusctand Park cluding 3* Negroes from Florida Negro died of a heart attack I* AAM and a lt whites from Florida hla Seminole County Jail v«U Fri­ State — wer# arrested Saturday day. Clarence Walden was being during a day-long demonstration hold on charges of alleged iacom- that pollen B u lly broke up with potency. Sheriffs d eputte sold tear gas. CHICAGO (UPI) - n o total Most of them wore unable to Walden hod appeared la (airly good health around midnight. At r a t e bond of MOO and spent tho momtorthUp at Klwaala intonellonal is M4.MI, m all Mme Ugh. times before that to hod too* wakond ta JaM. A. Loon Lowry, president of Ihe Klwaala, cum otly Data 4.0T9 olubs doopoadont and wouldn't oat. Dr. Chariot L. 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S ta rt now! l i t MAGNOLIA AVK. m s BBTIMATU | pA » Aad Theae Autkeriged Peelew — ted WILLIAMS HARDWARE BM B. Mtk BT. BANFORD 111 PETERSON’S PAINT 4k FURNITURE 4 9$11 MWY. 1T-9I - i.— - - i i t DeMABY — NOrth g-4443 �g 11 Q Jtjf ;--------------------------------------------r v, , \*"‘' , ' v* tv* r. '* -' #«ifflr8 j*‘ ” '■ ftraB ‘>t|W ‘ M*.' 4" • ; i r t. ', )* • •« - •r'r*!'' HJ ir Mon. March 14, 1960—Tag* 8 Q U AN TITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD Thru WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16th. Spring Term Of Circuit Court Scheduled To Open » Ninety-eight resident* from Sem" in o le County districts were summfined to Circuit Court today for the swearing in of Juror* for the tpring term of circuit court civil cue*. Summoned from Sanford were Luther N. Holloway, Lewis Ray Dunham, Madison L. Beall, Ratlin A. Cowart, Otho K. Hushers, Thoma* I’. Sprouse, Lee I* Ulw liana, B. D. B a n t, Jr., Samuel M. (iobe, Jesse Aabye, Hubert Odell Bagwell, Kdmond L. Weber. Carl Ludlow, Vietor li. tlranlham, George V. Leliy, Ralph IV. laming, William A. Turner, Lonnie D. Tennison, Richard R. 1’arriih, Philip M. Keck, Edward E. Ftiher, Verlin M. Arnett, Aubrey R. Kelly, Lewis S. Earle, John Slaunton McWhort­ er, Elmer H. Boerncr, Coleman W. — Enslcy, J. H. Lee, Jr., Joseph It. W LaFollctte, John F. Wilton, Ralph E. Simas, Rirhard Packard, Eu­ gene L. Conrad, Jam ei L. Horton, Sr., Walter B. Steele, Wilbur L. Hallock, Swlbert F. Durand, Hor­ ace B. Bourquardcz, Ernest M. Lee, George R. Bullard, Elmer A. Eckharl, Heady R. Strickland, Robert D, Ashby, William M. Boggs, Elman J. Shepard, Robert E. Bedenbaugh, Jam es B. Shaffer, Robert W. Williams, J. R. Ervin, • Clyde W. Nutt. David W. O’Hearn, Ralph E. Betts, and Kenneth J. Gustavaon. Foreit City resident* summoned were Jimmy V. McDaniel, Charles F. Field and Earl E. Cannon. Residents summoned from Fern Park were Frank S. Carson, Louis Klingman, Norman S, Clegg and George M. Denman; from Lake Mnnroe, Alvin P. Hittell and John * Bowling Champs Defending Title Whitaker; from Oviedo, John W. Pendarvis, Jam et H. Staley and Domcr D. Daniel; from Chuluota, Donald W. Corton. Ernest Weal­ ing: from Longwood. Arthur H. Dickin, and Henry II. Barnett; from La4e Mary. William S. Wil­ kins. Charles L. Howard and Sam­ uel Strang Day; from Altamonte Springs, Robert M. Watson and Glenn D. Humes. Plaintiffs or defendants will be paid S3 per day for each day they serve. Summoned persons not excused because of age, sickness or holding public office which requires their presence, and not eliminated by at­ torneys' challenges, will serve as they are needed for cases. They will get S3 per day plus mileage for each day that they serve. A. C. Doudney vs. Frank Russel and wife is the case set for Tuesday. Robert A. Hultaney vs. Flor­ ida Power and Light Co. and Bray Construction Co. is scheduled for Wednesday. Judge Vassar Carlton Is presiding over this session of Circuit Court. Maitland Woman Hurt In Mishap A Maitland woman wai treated for head and face cuts at Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital Fridaynight after her car ran Into a ditch on SR 427 near Longwood. Highway Patrol Trooper J. L. Sikes said Edna Chase of Maitland drove around a sharp curve too fait, causing her car to go into a ditch. Damages to the ear totalled 83no. Miss Chase was charged with driving while Intoxicated and driv­ ing without a license. Two ears were total losses as the result of a crash on Hwy. 17-92 and SR 438 Friday night. Robert L. Whitehurst of 163 Iris D r, Cassel­ berry was driving north on Hwy. 17-92 when Marian C. Cans* of Tavares pulled onto the highway from SR 438. Sikes said. Uanaa ear which pulled out from behind a stop aign was hit In the side. Both driver* were charged wtih violalion of right of way. Thera were no injuries. TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI). — The Detroit Pfeiffer Reera defend their record - shattering championship performance of 1050 tonight a t the ^ American Bowling C o n g r a a a • {ABC) tournament, captained by ainglet and all-avant* king Eddie Lubanski. The Pfeiffer* are almost cer­ tain to taka over the open teams leadership. Their 8243 last y ta r in fit. Louis Is 248 pin* better than The Flnecreit Baptist Church the 2859 rolled by the current Winsome S. S. will meet at 8 p. m. leader* here, the Btllevua Bank today In the home of Mrs. J. A. team of Bellevue, Ky. Hunt, 2304 Lucretla Ct. Crossing lanes with tha Pfalf_ feri on tha 0:30 p.m. squad tonight 9 will ba tha Bowleram* lanaa of De­ troit, led by » a Jauglard, 1951 ABC ainglea champion. Jouglard rolled a 775 aeries, the highest ever in an ABC tournament, l.ubanski's best ABC singles ser­ ies was his winning 784 last year. In tha 70-day tournament'* ninth day Sunday, Georg* Hartwlg of Decatur, HI., threw games of 198, 233 and 148 to taka over third ^ plar* In singles with a 677. HartV wig’s nine-gams total of 1826 put him in a three-way tie fur ninth in all-cventa standings. & fo r Top Valun Gifts H ILLSD ALI Sli. Pineapple 4 : *1 THRIFTY MAID Sliced er Halves Cling Peaches 2 303 Coni NORTH CHIEF Shoepeg Corn 2 12-09. Cana CYPRUS GARDENS Orange Ade LIMIT ONI WITH U OR MORE FOOD ORDER INSTANT COFFEE M a y w p CUP THIS COUPON THIS CERTIFICATE ENTITLES YOU TO 50 TOP VALUE STAMPS FREE AT YOUR NEAREST WINN-DIXIE STORE Veld After March 14th Novorful CHUCK ROAST' Church Meet Tender, Delicious Full Cut ROUND STEAK ICE M IL K 9M.0IN STEAK THRIFTY MAID Tha DeBary Catholic Women’s Mission will hold a corned beef and csbbage dinner at lb* DeBary Community Center Thureday to raise funds for tho proposed De­ nary Catholic Chapel. Dinner will ba served from 4:10 p. m. until • p. m. 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IB Controlled Quality Freihty Delicioui 7 " Cut ONLY 3322 u M-M-M Tender, Juicy Club or Temptingly Tender DeBary Mission To Hold Dinner Limit On* Coupon To Adult With A 13.00 or Mere Food Order. Closed Maaday; Carry-Oat Shop Ope* Tea*. • Bat. 11-9, flu*. 11-9 ■ i 12 v-Vr, ..t ■)&’<*k i t - v7K>?-' . • r<- .- ..iA -tl. �m V? T rrrt ....... ■V S 7 * ifir * w v 77- ■■ jf-.'T n>; - ^ S 8 : E J d • -V* - ' .A*- ' b U W H IU iRBfiSM afeKHK ~ * ■ £. . • ... . 4 < r $ :,:u A m an who adm itted he speaks selfishly when it comes to talking education, Dr. J . Ollle Edm unds, president of .S tetson U niversity, said here T hursday n ig h t th a t th e re s t [df us had b e tte r take more interest in school* end teachers, ^£ i SSL -AST IOt M C R T O » T ; '. Dr.-Edm unds told 300 Cham ber of Commerce members th a t "education is everybody’s business" and said the public ahould follow th e activities of the m athem atics teacher ju s t a s It does those o f th e athletie coach. D r. EdmunHs plugged fo r increased public support of independently endowed colleges and said he favors a bill in •the Congress to allow tax deduction to persons; businesses or 1organisation* who m ake such contributions. H e also said it's tim e we stopped concentrating on build­ ing flew buildings and g e t to work building up faculties. P D r. Edmunds s a id th a t Americans have allowed the tOachihg profession "to lose the respect It deserves' end he ,4limed th a t citizens take a closer look a t how our educational g n g y a m s a r t going and to take p a rt in doing something about them . 'i America has found o u t th a t no am ount of money plowed !fnto missile research can dose the gap th e Russians hav? opened "until we have young scientists trained and capable * « carrying out developments," Dr. Edmunds said. ?' To accomplish our higher educational goals, we m ust hhve m any m ore highly educated, dedicated teachers, he g lrtiic d . "W e don’t need building*, we need professors," was th e way h e 'p u t it. I t ’s som ething to think about—nationally and here a t hom e. _________________________________ ■: $A gE E - 401: Elaine B„ •fled 4, la a cute llltle girl. . "Ob, Dr. Crane," her mother •ebbed, “ Elaine te la the bospltel and la burned to badly we d s a 't know If the will live. " I we* miking eome apple « w ee aad Elaine reached up fur tha bandit of the pan and tipped K all ever herself. “New 1 can't even go near the fcttahM clove! It aeemi eo awful th at a pea of apple aauch ahould •eat ua the life of our little iM s* TMetbera, this kind ef cate la InpUeated thousands of times r a t here la America. * { Bo please leant to employ the hack bursera on your stove, for 1MB your pane or tkiUeta will be out of reach of toddlers: A* a rule, oa your four-burner kttcbea atovef, you seldom have WMre than two burners la gs» ague*.’ they stuck .ptaM t bags over their heads. Other* inside refrlgcrelers and then get locked Inside, ettbor because they thomeclvea slam the door N a playmate may; do eo. b education, w* are realising tho groat value of uilog actual oases far teaching purposes. ■Good parent* need to oriecl ALL the common dangen i child ■ a y possibly meet cad then' ex■tarn them la advance, "W hit's wrong here?" ehould be tha query as (be parent shows tho ihlld tho situation W here a toddler beaches up to grasp Ui* handle of a stew pan oa the front burner of tho kit­ chen atovg, Do the asm* regarding the refrigerator "hiding place" and tha plastic bag. Aik what a child ahould do if H a board with aome sharp nails slicking qp In the air. Or a pointed acUeora hanging from a aall on the well: Mra. Crane's aunt, la (ha latter's child­ hood,' tried to got such a paif of scissors off tho book. Thor fell and dabbed one of her oyea, so ih# haa been blind ta (hat era aver elnce: P ireoti, don't keep dangeroua drug* around the bouse: And never leave baiardoua liquid! standing In drinking gtoaso*. -M uty youngsters drink cleaning fluldk, kerosene and old baUtry ■elds l i s t are la glass contain-' a rt' Lya and Other oauslic chemi­ cals should not o ecfiilblt to chUdnn. If you must use thorn, damp out the rare after yeu are through or lock them In a house, oven to what you think a r t secret place*, for kids have sharp eyas aad can uiually tall ypu where you have such lethal weapons hidden, Don't oven leave cartridges or shotgun shell* around, either, for TV ha* educated ymagatora eo they can load gum. Make o game out M this "Whet’s wrong h e n ? ” Idea, and tutor yew children against ALL tha common h o a rd s. D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D Ur1-1ll i i ; V' ^ ii • *:»• •. I* : i ■ c1**i •y . \ ' l 1-.’.HI i i : in : i:r. •j.*. i r.hi 1(X. ! 11TUK'Hi: 1 • . iV g u< ..; *t V g, Italian lady >3. Earth- C■ jt m inMl *IIIV |«' in 4. Hewing tool quake UWPM .1 .1 1*H MIX 1 1 :m it i »■ i-j ifK E . T. Entire I g. amsUu w ater street* of Venice t , Distinct I t . Wrap h Rern SeT BTteM ™ . msnu M spex M . Bom SO. CutOlose 38. Beer snug 8T. Mechanical 41. 48. 48. 44. WASHINGTON — In a mood to discard for tho moment the civil right* debacle In the Senate cham­ ber, I turn to a few light-hearted anecdotes collected tbs last few days. The half-foot of enow outside the window recalls the tale of frustration suffered the other day by Sen. Gorilon Allott (R.-Colo.). The aenatpr ftook off by air for Colorado to apeak before several hundred people a t a big banquet! he coded up 1,000 mile* later back la Washington talking to himself and eating a eandwlch, A llott embarked for U m ar, Colo., to help toast the town named IMO’e All-America City. After hie airliner landed In Den­ ver, a billiard dosed in on U m ar. Tho senator railed for a private piano and (he's a pilot himself) even offered to fly himself dpwn, but' a t th at point even the apsrrows were ekling. Allott wee due bark In Wash­ ington the following day to appear ae a Congressional witness on his own bill. He hopped on the next available esstoound airliner. Three thousand mile* fo r nothing I Thla next cpleodo happened to ■ prominent Washington c o u p l e having lunch with their two smell daughters In the Embassy Room of the Statlar Hotel, Tho girls, both under 10, excused themeelvea to visit the ladles’ lounge. When they got there, they discovered they needed a dime. The older girl said to her sister: “You wait hero while I go heck and got one from mothar.’ Bald tho first little glrli "But I can't wait.” A t that moment, a woman appeared with a key and saved tha Hay. Bhe was tha hotel's pianist, who had a key as a hotel employs. Sometime later, tha lovely lady of tha piano took bar place on tha stage end the little girl* spat­ ted her. "Lookl” ene of them ehrieked. "The cleaning lady plays the planoP There'v* been a lot of leg-pulling stories about th* purported confidence of th* Republicans In llw forthcoming presidential electlOHa , Vice President. Richard Nixon, tho butt of them all, appeared ■* S gueet a t the Radio and TelevlTho ftogfl of ato sovereign pow­ ers have flown over Texas; Spsto, Prance, Mexico, Republic of Tex­ as, Southern Confederacy and the U. fl. ■Ion Correspond rate Aeen. dinner the other day. Eric Smith, local publicist, found himself a t . the vice presidents elbow. "1 pulled one of those presi­ dential Jokes on him,” ho told me, “Mow’d ho tako It? ” I asked, look­ ing for a duo of significance. "Ha Just smiled,” Smith said, disap­ pointed himself. This was the storyt "I understand,” Smith told Nixon, "tha* there la a report go. lag around th at you are eo eyre of winning the presidency th at the other day when It rained you called the White House end reminded Mamie th at the rain was coming through her open window, to ploase close It.” And the vice president smiled. Ren, Robert & Kerr fD-Okla.), see needier of tho Eisenhower ad- ' by Marquis Childs* WASHINGTON CALLING PLAYING TO THE GRANDSTAND Edmunds Says __ ministration, philosophised about "new starts’* before the Women’* National Democratic Club. He was taking a crack a t the president’* policy of ni> "new starts’* in water resource development. " I’m glad my father believed In new etarts,” said the eeaator. "I would not now bo enjoying this Meeeed privilege of apaaktog to you today 'bod bohnd my mother practiced ‘no new starts’.” TfASHINOTON — I f the recent samplee coming out of the pri­ mary warmup are any clue we are In for a bad time this falL ■ Both Paul Butler, chairman of the Democratic National Com­ mittee, and New Hampshire's Governor Wesley Powell got shoot as far out of bounds as possible. Butler, • chronic sufferer from foot-ln-mouth disease, had .the g n e e te apologise to tho president for having said th at tho death of the Navy bandsmen In tha Rio disaster was on President Elsen­ hower’* conscience. Powell tried to Justify his charge th at Sen. John P. Kennedy was soft on communism oven after he had been repudiated by Vic* President Nixon, whose campaign in New Hampshire he was sup* posad to be managing. In so do­ ing he compounded the daraege ha had already done, not to Kennedy bu to the vice president running unopposed In the Republican pri­ mary. How much Powell's folly con­ tributed to Kennedy’s astonishing­ ly large total no one, of courts, can -say. But It was probably a last minute factor in getting out voters eager to repudiate the Powell slur. Kennedy’s margin of four to three es the final returns eome In, contrasting with th# traditional Republican edge of two to one, gives tha youthful-ap­ pearing Massachusetts senator a new boost for the' nomination. could hardly have expected auch a break with all ita national Implications, While the eharg* la on Ita fare absurd, given Ken­ nedy’s whole background and con­ ditioning, It will give pause to those liberal Democrat* who sus­ pect him of never having really opposed McCsrthyism. In short, this was the kind of advertising Kennedy could not have bought, for all his efforts end resources, end it was handed' to him free, gratis, In N a w Hampshire's snowy hills. While Butler’s statement was, to put It mildly, an offense to good taste and decency, it did not have About half a million Americana a r t employed by itata and local governments on highway construc­ tion aad malnlanance, according to tho Automohtlo Manufacturers th* far*reselling political impli­ cations of Powell's blunder. Presi­ dent Elsenhower is not running for offlce.and ha is, In any event, ■o entrenched In popular esteem that such slurs cannot harm him, Butler will be out as chairman when the Democrats nominate a candidate for president In July. But Powell’s statement is cartain to echo through tha entire campaign If only because It la a reminder of Just what Nixon and his managers want the public to forget. That is, tha whole atmos­ phere of Innuendo and suspicion on the Communist Issue which accompanied Nixon'a rise to pow. or. This heritage continues to b* for the vice president a serious handicap. He cannot win with th* votes of right-wing Republicans. Even with tha votes of all those who call thcmselvea ' Republicans — whether of tha moderate, Elsen­ hower or putrlght progressive Paul Hoffman vsrlsty—he cannot get a majority. Tha latest polls have shown tha party a t ita lowest point In this century. Nixon needs tha help of Inde­ pendents and voters whose alle­ giance to the Democratic party I* Indifferent. I t is Just hers that the reckless use of the Communist issue is most offensive, m ailin g tha havoc of tha McCarthy era. He is a protsge of Sen. Styles Bridges of New Hampshire whose administrative . assistant he was. They have a tight grasp on th* party organisation In tha atata with a political outlook of ex­ trema reaction. That is one reason Governor Nelson Rockefeller decided to gst out of th* New Hampshire pri­ mary and tha Republican contest for president. Ho knew full wall th a t tha Pewalls and tha B rld fti who icalouity guard the party ma­ chinery were out to get him In •tata a fte r otate. Tha ehatrman of tha Senate Campaign Committee, Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arisona, la one of the molt a r tic u la te standpatter* in the GOP. A* the Powell Incident lllu* straits, Nixon's problem it a dif­ ficult one. Ha has worked elotely with these men. They era hie friend* and perhaps his principal supporters and he cannot alienate them or, at any rate, not bafora next July. But their embrace can be a henry.embarrassment. To Identify him with Old Guard orthodoxy la a m ajor objective of Dcmocratio strategy. Every Powell who rldea off on tha Communist broomstick in Nixon’s behalf will help thia strategy elong. Nixon himself has In Important Instances — tha student loyalty oath, th* Connally amendment on the World Court — stood on op­ posite side* from the atandpattcre and tha nao-iaolatlonlata. But thla Identification will have to become sharper end clearer If he !• te emerge from tha shadow Of the past. OVER 35 YEARS a t Firm and Palasatto (Along 8 Ida Port Office) SANFORD F U R N IT U R E COMPANY Carpat • Furnltura Til# • Pianaa • Rental Bada ACRYUC tOL-iATtX saSv tv smv GaL • R J iq r . HI Ml Mill H I VI IIV CAN I HI [ —------(2 ) M#ry Carter Paint P aelarlei 201 "w TFirst SL FA 2-354V Qudtable Quotes Dotted Prose letonattonsl MOSCOW — A Moscow ta il driver, commenting on the illness of Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khru­ shchev: "He’s working too au ch , trapLOS ANGELES - Mra. Sanavlevo U n g , one of the jurora In the Finch-Tregoff murder trial, describing the deliberations of the Jury that was unable to roach a verdict: "At the height of one heated debate, a male Juror threatened lo throw another out a window and turned over th* Jury table— he used lo be ■ baser—before the ran to the door. SAN FRANCISCO George Christopher, den Soviet Premier Khrushchev In a dispatch written for United Press International: "Mr. Khrushchev would onjoy participating in our American system of electioneering, for he tikes meeting people In the alreet end discussing Issues of every kind.” DONCASTER, England - Bar­ maid Mrs, Francos Bedford, dis­ cussing tho victory of Jim Mugrave In an Ml-mlto walking race: "Everyone la atlll getting over the shock because Jimmy is net the athletic type.” Happiness Through H ealth N erves C ontrol A ll F unctions I n T he Body (By DR. r . LEO KERW1N) Tho prim ary function of tho narvoua ayatem la to eoordina t# and regulate all bodily functiona and to ad ap t th a body, to -th o environm ent. If thla almpla physiological fact w ith the normal narva-forea flow to tha bowel could cause anything from complete, paralyaia to aymptoma o f lack of function auch an conatipetlon, colitis, ulcerations, gas pains, the lower Braden 14 ls th« Jol) °f the Chiroprecalong w ith * th e to th a t narva-forea elements of hy- f,0WI uninterrupted from tho S S s C h ^ : brain to al| p a rts of th a body. ita wmiMbR ba o#a of a seriss e f article# difficult to com- published la th e public interprebend. eat te captain and t e a t ra ts Using a specific th e practice e f actoatlflc ? through Injury Chiropractic, w rlttaa by D r. ord waru severed, P . Lea K c n rie wbeae e f f k a ta w u g . . . frwe a f Saa th a a#w M odels worn a t F I I I I I A FIVER I W, Beau Bunm, Mgr. * t “T i i An HtlPWI * './< V ^ '-■V T... ■ ' - . O <r,. ' M S I w rry r • __ I �1 Miss Allison Lee Wins Auditions With Birmingham. Symphony Orchestra J > Mis* Allison Lee. IS year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lee, formerly of Sanford and now of Birmingham. Ala., and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Winn of Sanford has con­ tinued to make a name for her­ self in the musical world. She is a well-known figure in musical circles of central Florida, having started her career at the agr of five. Her aptitude at the piano, perfect pitch, and natural musical aptitude proclaimed her a piano prodigy at an early age. and she appeared on many pro­ gram* throughout the state. She gave her first solo recital at the age of 7 at the Woman's Club in Sanford and another at the age of 10. At the time she moved to Birmingham three years ago, she wrs a pupil of Mrs. Alphonse Carlo at the Rollins College Con­ servatory of Music in Winter Park. After hor arrival in Birming­ ham, she auditioned for and be­ came the pupil of the Dean of the Conservatory of Mutlc of Birmingham Southern College, Hugh Thomas. He presented her In solo recital at the college in the spring of 1938. Last fall ihc auditioned for the Australian-Amcriean piano team. Nelson and Neal, which resulted in their invitation for her to spend the summer with them at their home in Parts, Tenn. Dur­ ing the summer, according to Mr. Neal, ahe averaged memor­ izing 116 pages of music each week, with a normal practice day of from 6 to I hours. In Dorcmber the Neals allowed the Lee's lo play host to them, their child­ ren (John, Kathy, and Allisoni, their tour manager, Robert Bridge, and Ihc fabulous, now famous, bus which serves as home lo them during their con­ cert season. Mis* Lee recently won the Sym­ phony Auditions held in Birmigham. and appeared with the Bir­ mingham Symphony Orchestra Feb. 23. and a two-performance concert March It. She played the Jeanne Lane Baron Church Calendar Weds C. P. Henry A t Hypoluxo, Fla. Mrs. Jeanne Lane Baron, a former Sanford resident, and Cliarles Palrick Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles X. -Henry of West Palm Beach, were recently married al the First Baptist Church of Hypoluxo. Mrs. Henry l* the daughter of A the nev. and Mrs. John L. Miller V of Boynton Beach and the grand­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Sloudcnmlre Sr. of Sanford. The Miller family lived in San­ ford for many years and Mrs. Henry attended schools here and graduated from Seminote High School. She it presently employed as office manager for Brand Bro­ ther* Inc. in Boynton Beach. Mr. a Henry ii manufacturer's repre^ srntative in Southeast Florida for the Scharing Corporation of New Jersey. Auxiliary Board T o Meet Tomorrow Mra. C. E. Butler, president of the Seminole Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, has culled an executive board meeting Tuesday at 9:30 a. m. in the hospital dining room. S KAT E CSTY Saint Saens Concerto in G Minor for orchestra and piano. On Feb. 3 of this year she again was presented in solo recital by the Birmingham Southern Conicrvatory, with a program that Mr*. K J, Simmon* mil Mr*. W. J. 11(idler were hostesses for Iht monthly rot'cc (nr nffircre wive* of VAtl-3 at the Sim­ mon* home. Following the social coffee hour. * short business meeting »»» held. Plans were discussed for the Officers Wives formal dance, scheduled for May 13 at the Langford Hotel in Winter Park. VAH-3 will *erve a* hostes* for the eicnt. Those attending were: Mrs. R. J. Mattu*. Mrs. O. J. Loper, Mrs. C. C. Kauffman. Mrs. D. L. Jarrell. Mr*. R. K. Hurd. Mr*. L. K. Higginbotham, Mrs. P. S. Harward. Mr*. D. If. Hartley and gurst. Mr*. C. K. Chapman. Mrs. C. L. Fitzpatrick, j P. fairly. Mr*. A. G. "Mrs. . . . J. Elder, Mr*. F, G. Kdwards. I Op. 28; Chopln't Nocturne, Op. 31, and Elude In G Flat JBIark Key Elude); Brahms Bhapsody. ' Op. 119; Concert Etude. D Flat Major by Liszt, and three Gersh­ win preludes. She is also accompanist for (he Ramsay Glee Club of Ramsay High School where she is a sopho­ more. Last year Ihc Glee Club was awarded top honors in the stale competition for High School choruses. She also accompanied operatic presentation of “ Die Fledermaus" (Strauss), and has gone into rehearsal of this year's opera, "Andrea Chenier.’’ She aervei as accompanist for | the Chapel Choir of the First Baptist Church of Birmingham and will go with them on their annual lour of churches during the week of March It. She will supply piano aceompanyment for all vocal number* and be a fea­ tured soloist on the program. She has recently relumed from a weekend in Nashville, Tenn., where »hr acted aa accompanist for the district competition of Washabla howling outfits vocalist, sponsored by the Fede­ ration of Voice Teacher*. She pretty and practical. also has been entered in the Mcrriwethcr-Poat Contest, spon­ sored by the National Symphony in Washington, D. C., auditions to be held in 3tay. Her scholastic average plus her musical ability caused hrr to be selected for lh» "Terrific Teen" Series, sponsored by the are MELINDA LEE WARNKK celebrated her sixth birthday, laat week, with h party a t the home of her parents, Mr. and Mm. Gerald Warnka on MelloiiviHe Ave. After refreshments. the little gueata were taken to the Zoo nhd then the Elk’a playground. Left to right, they are, Shelley Mebane. Sandra Kick, Gail Cowan, Neva Pntleraon, Melinda, Debbie Graham, Bob McIntosh, Doug Gramkow, Lari Lee Morrison, Suaan Edward, Tommy Andemon, Rita Karkcaa and Kate Edward*. M clinda'i aiatar, Geri Ann and Deborah Jarvia aaaiated with the party. Telephone Program Given By Sorority at their annual "Lead Oul" last spring at the Highland* Country Ciuh. MISS ALLISON LEE Local Pianist Sims, 2631 Laurel Ave. at 9:30 MONDAY Official - Board of tha Barnett Circle 3—Mr*. Cliff MeKibben, Memorial Methodist Church meets in the church office at 7:30 p. chairman, with Mrs. H. C. Metzel, 1910 Park Ave. at 9:43 a. m. Circle 6—Mrs. George Stine, TUESDAY chairman, with Mr*. .George TouThe Fidelia S. S. Class of First hy and Mrs. John Morgen, 210 Baptist Church will meet at 8 West 16th St. at 9:43 a. m, p. m. at the home of Mrs. J. C. Circle 7—Mrs. Glenn Wimblsh, Whitaker. 403 West 18th St. chairman, with Mrs. Mary Dolly, CIRCLE MEETINGS or First 1112 3lyrt!e AVe. at 9:43 a. m. Presbyterian Church. Circle J-M r*. W. H, AnderCircle 4—Mr*. L. I. Frazier, son, chairman, mecls In Ihe Phi chairman, with Mr*.- Chartea la I hoe room with Misses Annie Nelson and Alberta Boyer as hostesses, at 2:30 p. m. Circle 2—Mrs. K. W. Fite Sr., chairman, In Fellowship Hall with Mrs. W. L. Roche and Mr*. R. C. Long, as hostesses, at 2:30 p. m. Circle 3 — Sirs. C. L. Redding, chairman, with Mrs. W. D. Simpson and Mrs. C. L. Keyes at Elder as hoslessca, 2:30 p, MONDAY Spring*. EVENING CIKCLKS Sanford Drove 1M B. P. O. Doe* Circle t — Mrs. Joel Field, meets at I p. m. at the Elk* Club for initiation and a social meeting. chairman, with Mr*. W, S. Brumley Sr. and Mrs. John Krider TUESDAY on Celery Ave. at t p. m. Circle 2 — Mrs. Joe Garrett, VAH-9 Enlisted Mena Wives chairman, with Mr*. Warren Club will meet for the regular Adam*. 2403 *Grandview Ave. at business session at • p. m. at I p. m. the C. P. O. Club on the Base. Circle 3—Mrs. John Wilson, chairman, with Mra. J. C. Walter WEDNESDAY and Mrs. Y. C. Bollinger, 202 Tha C. P. O. Wive* Club will Grapevilie Ave. at ■ P. m. meet at I p. m. in the club meet­ ing room on tha base. All mem­ ber! of tbe club whose husband* are retired from the Navy aye •specially urged to attend. Joins meeting of the civic end eocial department* of the San­ ford Womin'a Club. Covered dish luncheon served at 12 o'clock, followed by civic business and program. Social department meet* at I p. m. for bridge and canaiU games. Jjojca/ Presents Recital In Winter Park Mary Tolar Nance, local punlst and teacher of this city, played the following recital for a lun­ cheon meeting of tha Winter Park Woman’i Club recently. Suniato. Op. 31, No. 3 Allegro, Scherzo, Mcnucito and Trio, and Preslo con fuoco all hy Beeth­ oven. Alnllab and Alniiam, hy Villa-Lohot and Prelude No. 3 hy Gershwin. Encores Included Etude. Op. 10. No. 3 by Chopin and Pollchlnelle hy Rachmaninoff. Other a r­ tist* appearing on Ihe program were Mrs. Bishop LoveJoy, so­ prano, and accompanist, Mrs. William Ralhburn. Mrs. Nance received her form­ al training at Duke University, Durham, N. C. and Rollins Col­ lege Conservatory of Music, Win­ ter Park. She is a member of the National Guild of piano taarhera and the Central Florida Musir Teacher's Association and leaches at Ihe Tolar School •( Music. Store freah poultry toosrly In aluminum toil, parchment or waxed paper and refrigerate im­ mediately. Use within two or three days. "A smile is contagious,*' said Miss Boots Carruth, as she spoke to members of the Gamma Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, at (hr bi-monthly meeting. Miss Carruth and Miss Billie Spurrier, of Orlando, represent­ ing the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., presented a program on the types of voices heard on the telephone and how to Improve them. Breathing exercises and headtones are recommended along with the use of the Jaws and Ups to be more distinct, they revealed. Tha talk was illustrat­ ed with earioon slides showing different type* of conversationills, aurh aa mousey, shrill, dreary and others. Following the talk, eaeh mem­ ber heard (heir voice on a tape recorder. During Ihc business session, presided over by Mrs. John Dickey, president, Ihe chap­ ter voted lo send a check to the local school for mentally re­ tarded children. U was announced that any schools having children In need of shoe* are requested lo con­ tact Mri. Dickey. A nominating commuter, com pined of mem­ bers of Ihe executive board, will present a slate of officers next month for election; They will be installed In May. Five pledges are io receive their Jewel pin* In ceremoniei at the April metting, Mrs. John Higgins was hos­ tess for the evening and served rake and coffee to the member*. The rhepter will hold the soeiel meeting March 22. at the home of Miss Jrannrtte Kinlaw, 1310 Myrtle Ave. Oviedo Personals • Mr, and Air*. Lex Abell and children have rrlurnpd home alter spending three werki In North Carolina. Also returning home from there and West Virginia were Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kimble and son. Both were (here during Ihe recent cold spell, Kimble becoming stranded al Raleigh, N. C. en route to Weil Virginia for hts family. The Eastern Star pin presented lo Mr*. Hazel Wealing of Oviado following her Initiation into Semi­ nole Chapter No. 3, O. E. S. was presented by Mrs. Marian Jones, but it was the gift of her husband, Ernest Westing. J. B. Jones, past patron, and Mrs. Lynn Moslcr, past matron, were the only Eastern Star patron or matron to attend the rrernl chicken and dumpling dinner given by the Pasl Matrons at Ihe Ma­ sonic Temple. IT'S SACRON* POklllTIR lAIISTII IHIIRI M INUS! M int FORIVIRI w « have them with bows, V-naelca, button-fronts, shirt stylos In geometric, ipla&h and polka d o t p rin ts Hand wash, light if any ironing. Sixes I I to 20 and W A to 24!*. NOW SHOWING O PEN 12:45 FEA TU R E: 1:15 - 1:49 1:25 - 9:57 f PFCK ASTAIRE GARDNER PERKINS STARTS SATURDAY “T H E And the early Buick buyer gets the best deal! All'tim* bast in quality and value! (Features coating hundreds of <’ .’liars extra on other cars are standard equipment on Buick.) AIMimt bast in economy! Buick’s money-saving 875E engine likes regular gas best! (Optional at no extrtt cost on LeSabre models only.) All’tima best in trades, deals, terms. Now's the time lo aUp op to Buick quality. It coats a lot ten than you think. f BIG FISHERMAN” BILL SOI W . 1.1 HEMPHILL MOTORS 8A N I PLUSH EA STER B U N N IES A LM O ST I FO O T T A L L ! C uts snd cuddly . . , ju st like the real thing 1 Coaaae in i style* . . . sack h u laughing face, ribbon bow around nsekl Variety eg color# . . . shoes y e a r favorite I .................. | C I JF JL ' ____ �I BRAVES'NEWBOSS C H A fU tf ^ P RE SSED . tio w o c T *e [’}'•:-rr- w i -m \ tYTOMA REACH (U P !)— A e r/tle veered Into • ovwd B K U tew watching a r w lay, killing o m enlooker and 4m tw« mors u 4 the driver. ad Amino of Bass Diego, \ averaged M jN miles an to Whi toe 200-miJa Notional aplanohlp Motorcycle Race • four mile road course. . U K fC euui • • if the accident Mtoi a* tho Utb lap. He said •State* ran tala tha road tn 1 of ra te r Oernld Underwood. effM ai said Underwood ewer- central m i IrartM Into the crowd. David Curran, about 15, of Holly Hill, was killed. Oslo Con*. 30, of Daytona Beach, and James P. Arthur, 17, w«ra injur'd. Andrus won the race for the third time la six years. Ho took tha Mod a t tha 17th lap and hold U (Bn iM t af tha way. Osorfu lUdor, was oocond, and Jon Leonard third. Tom Saagravts of Orlando, won the 100.mils amateur motorcycla race Saturday. Hia winning tlma waa one hour, ona minute and 40 of three with Maierati factory backinf. ■•condo. , Camoradl’* drivers will Include In other ra rin g news Sportsm an BrIUln's Stlrlinf Moss, Briggs Cunnlnfham has antarod The Maierati got tha nickname a now "Bird tag*" M aierati In the "Birdcage” because of l u body Sebrinf International lt*hour on- construction of steal tubes. Th* durance race for sports cars airplane-ilka construction was dcMarch 20. ■ifned to make the car llfhter Cunningham named Ed Craw* ford of Chicago and Walt Hansfen of Westfield, N. J., as driver*. Cunningham'I c a r Is the .fourth of the new M asm tla enured. Camoradl USA, tho Miami baaed raclnf club, hae entered a team Argentina Grand Prix in January. Saturday LOS ANGELES (U P])-T bo Na­ tional Football League bolstered l u new entry, Dallas, by award­ ing Its nine players, Including quarterback Don Heinrich of tbe New York Giants and L. C. Du­ pre of the Baltimore Colli, MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Parry O'Brien broke bis world indoor 11pound shot put reedrds with a heave of 62 feet, 3 inches at tha Journal track games. MELBOURNE, Australia (UPI) —Murray Halbert bf New Zealand won tbe John Landy mile In 4:03 • t tbe Melbourne athletic meet. Herb Elliott and Merv Lincoln withdrew from the race because of lllnesi, PALM BEACH (UPI) - Pancho Gonsales icored hi* 2Sth victory In JO matebea by defeating Alex Olmado, H , 8 4, at the Ever­ glades Club. BOWIE, Md. (UPI) -C harleslate, a 3S-i shot, won the 931,000 Bowie Handicap when Yes You WUI, who finished first, was dli- qualified. S udsy LOS ANGELES (UPI) -N atio n ­ al Football Leaguo owners ap­ proved an all-alar game apon•ored by the American Feotball Coachei Association. AUGUSTA, (UPI) -M a y a throe itroke lead In tho lis t annual women's titleholders' championships. She has I CLUB BOOBIES. Richard Guat, le ft and G ary Howell f e t pointers from Harlingen, Texan M anager Ray M urray an the ned practice Pridny, The exhibition game nchedule for the the area will begin Sunday. (Herald Photo) B. Edward* Builder. Supplies, la dropping two games to Sunlaftd Estates, thin weak, gave tbe tub* divider* tbn second alto tn the Thursday Might Mixed League, fitqying Just one half gams bo* fetog a to h M o m Roofing 1* bow a thing o f tho post u iunland who ’h a t 41 wifig to hold oocond behind Eiwkrdn 4 * 4 win to ta l ■' Bteinmeyors gave up tbe seeeod Met, by giving up two wine to fe u th PinecresL This gives too roofer a total of 4 1 4 wins, and •o ath Ptnoerest, who now holds fourth s lo t IT. * Florida fits to Bank waa busy closing tho gap between them and too firth place team, Furniture Cantor, Tho bankers took two from too furniture tram, making It 94 wins in fifth for Furniture Can­ tor, and 8 | in sixth spot for Flo* rids flUte. A local star and a Wait Coast champion art expected to be th* •lai* of tonight's special match rice over the marathon threealghts-mUe dlatance at Banford­ going to Sarasota. Tom has won five and placed once in eight etarte at the circus clly. He Is a l-lo l choice an tho morning lino, Tkrto Sarasota itsppors will match racial ability against three BOKC standouts in tha topgrada ninth race on a 19-event program starting at 9:lb. Two sextet will than move to farasoto Friday for the second Masco Copy is soother brilliant star who ditto—tihad MmsoJf neatest In the mateb race series. ■aafsrd-OrUndo stalwarts nabbed top honors la both of the races last teas—. Top morning line odds of 2-to-l favor big Rockey MacDuff, dis­ u s e s champion this season si the local club. The Arthur Rowser gray bound has moved to seven Victories., He'll have tha lira box for tonight's ipeelal attrac­ tion, Tho W ait Coast racer with best airly odds la Tom Bnotright, a An elephant's tusk averages youngster who was champion of about 51 pounds to weight, but the Tem pi Kennel Club before acme b svs exceeded too pound*. a t Tampa b y winning tha coveted annuet derby. Rounding out the visiting team Is Jswel King, a bluish-tinted miss who will bavo tbe popular one-box tonight. Ssnford-Orlando's other two en­ tries in the Inter-area contest a rt Fish Rock, heavyweight of the race at 71 pounds, and MHra's Tie, the tightest greyhound, i t 51 pounds. A softball organisational meetlag will bo held in tha Ft. Mel­ ton Park Arts and Crafts building • t 7:90 p. m. today. Adult managers, sponsors, pro­ spective managers and sponsors and otbor intarested adults are tovltad. Announcements will be mad* a t Ih* meeting as to when th# softball isagusi will begin. Player* are sot Invited. fltt# A I mM muVir UMMf Dj Alan ^ A isssis&m KAf HAOUe H A W H B A m iB fA A K O fl HoMIRi i*A rnt**> ,M o 7 m o f K B TK O tt 2o-t..\M K W rtti* * * a m o v s A m y o rtU R K f f g r o . United f a t s la tm a tle a a l It's love a t first sight as far as the San Francisco Giants and Now York Yankees are concerned with Billy O'Dell and Roger Marla, O'Dell and Marla figured In two of tho winter's biggest deals and both made strong "first Impres­ sions" on their new bosses Sun­ day as tha Giants beat tha Claveland Indians, 5-9, and tha Yan­ kees edged out tha SL Louis C a r dlnsls, 3-2.. Acquired from the Baltimore Oriolea with whom ho had a 10-12 record last season. O'Dell pltehed Uu last three innings of the Giants' second etralght victory over tbe Indians. Ho yielded na eighth-inning double to Jimmy Plertall but preserved the shut­ out banded over to him by 21game winner Sam Jonee and I l­ gam* winner Mike McCormick. H onor Newell NEW YORK (UPI) — PoU Newell of California received the U n i t e d Proas International's "Coach of the Year” sward Bunday night a t the 27th annual din­ ner of the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association. The award, an engraved plaque, was presentod to Nawsil by UPI iport*writer Norman Mllltr. Called Press International Cincinnati and Oscar Robertson the country's No. 1 player, looked forward today to a revenge meet­ ing with California, the nation's top team, in the semi-finals of Uu NCAA basketbaU tournament next Friday night at San Fran­ cisco, Ohio State and New York Uni­ versity, missing from the tour­ ney competition for many years, clash on the other half of the double bill In the Cow Palace The winners play for tbe champ­ ionship Saturday night. In tha National Invitation Tour­ nament at New York, top-seeded Bradley meets Dayton and defen­ ding champion St. John’s faces St. Bonaventura in quarter • final round* Tuesday night. All • American Oscar qualified his BearcaU for a shot at defend­ ing champion California by beat­ ing Kansas, g2-71, in the 3!ldwtsl regional final at ManhatUn, Kan., Saturday night. Cincinnati lost to tho Golden Bears In last year’s semi-finals. Coach Peta Newell'a defensive minded Bears copped the Far West regional final with a 70-49 victory over Oregon at Seattle. Wash. California won the 1939 tourney by edging West Virginia, 71-79, in the title game, Ohio Stato, appearing for tbe 1, won the first time tlneo 1930, right to meet New York Unlver- a v e e r /a d M AAKBOC /* 77M R A r u x .c * 2 -to b a s k , cm SCMOMPMfoT C O M BACK) CKCM HXM MeCovcy and WlUla Kirkland and Eddie Bressoud's triple were tho big blows in San Francisco's sev­ en-hit attack. Tha Yankees trailed, 2-1, going Into tho ninth Inning and ap­ peared beaded far their second straight Grapefruit League loss. But Maris, obtained in, the big seven-player trade with Kansas City, homered high over the right field wall at St. Ptttraburg and singles by Heetor Lopes, Andy Carey and Johnny Blanchard. Fine pitching also was tha or­ der of the day In' three of tbe other fix exhibition games — the American League champion Chi­ cago White Sox beating the Cin­ cinnati Beda, 2-9, the Baltimore Orioles shading th* PltUburgb Pirates, 1-9, and the Washington Senators defeating tho Detroit Ti­ gers, 4-1, The Lot Angalea Dodg­ ers walloped Ibe Athletics, 11-3, the Milwaukee Braves beat tbe Philadelphia Phillies, 11-9, and tbe Boston Red Sox out-sluggod the Chicago Cuba, 11-9, la the other gamei. triumph over S t Louis, and se­ cond-seeded Utah State nipped Villanova, 73-72, in overtime on clutch plays by lubstlluta Joe A Worthen and Max Perry. Tha winners meet Thursday night. In first • round dashes, Dayton whipped Temple, 72-31, and St. Bona venture, paeed by brothers Sam end Tom Stitls with 27 and 23 points respectively, won over Holy Cross, 91-81. In consolation battles for third place in the rtglonsls, West Vir­ ginia defeated St. Joseph’s, 104* 100. tn the East; Western Ken- 0 tucky best Ohio University, 97* 87, in the Midcast; DePaul de­ feated Texas. 87-4)1, in the Mid­ west, and Utah downed Santa Clara, 89-11, in the P ar West. Southwest Texas Slate defeated Westminister (Pa.) College, 84-44, to win the NAIA championship at Kansas City, 3!o. Tennessee S u it, defending titleliit, trounced Wl|. Ham Jewell, (Mo.), 10043, for third place. % Lakers Take Playoff Berth By United Press International The peaky Slinneapoli* Lakers strutted In their playoff best Sunday and earned tha right to meet St. Louis white Philadelphia and Syracuse battle it out for a de­ ciding playoff berth tonight. . Frank Selvy hit for 30 points and Elgin Baylor scored 25 when the Lakers downed Detroit, 114-99, to win tho bast-of-thrao series In two straight games. Seton H all Coach SOUTH ORANGE, N. J . 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D AN CE? kO ^ l SHCS > D O ES SlN G V'HEOE’S HER DATE THE GiStS MANX TO PICK UP THE .-t B O V S -1‘M ■S LA TE- /T O dad nti• ■ • if’-' I I ^ Sr / w ill vo u S IN D ATM I roa W lN G ty-A N O * SAV THE DRIVED.I T WAN...HJWVOU BVSS NOTICED HOT TALKING TO HES3CLP WHEN SHE* AL0NS? 5 0 8 8 / CMOPTOP. -BUT/MOOING TO THE HOP WITH. w in g o y* HAWM CNW , IS FACE- v BUZZ HE# ) �i farax*«,t: •an fo ri ^ rra li Pane 8—Mon. March 14, 1960 APARTMENT, 111 Elm. FA 1-0578 3 v STANlg? THE OLD HOME TOWN HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, E ait tide between Celery and Geneva Avenue;.4 bedrooms, kitehei ap­ pliances. School bus atop. Quiet neighborhood. IT! per month. Phone FA M liS. FURNISHED apartmenls, hard wood floors, tile baths. <02 W. n th . Street. SMALL apartment 200 Avocado. CLASSIFIED DISPLAYt CLEAN 2-bed room unfurnished house, knolty pine snack bar and ibincts, 1 master bedroom. 155. Call NO 8-5267. Tue»„ thru Frt. • 2 P. M. day be­ fore insertion. Mot;, • Sat, noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIEDi TH E COMET, newest car on the m arket, is being intro­ duced by Ford M otor Company through Mercury-Comet dealers. Designers call the Comet a combination of eco­ nomy and tasteful styling. It is two to three feet shorter th a n standard site ears, but boasts travel room for a fam ily of six, plus luggage. All Comets, the two and four Ing up' and following P a ir's "be natural" example. But such nat­ uralness might bring back "live" TV—and "live” performers. door sedans and two and four door station wagons, are powered ,with cost-saving six cylinder engines and are available with either autom atic or manual transm issions. H unt Lincoln-Mercury will b« showing tha Comet in Sanford Thursday. TV's announcement that the Cros­ by brothers will hot ba on Perry's March IS ahour with Der Single. "The boy* were never booked," said a Como aide. "II was all a misunderstanding on our part." Britain’! Dave Xing is booked for Pat Boone’a March 31 ABCTV half-hour. "You Can't Raise Children By The Book," one of this lesson's "Woman!" daytime specials, is being repeated by CBS-TV on Tuesday morning, March 2T ABC-TV plans another series In the "Untouchables" day night's "Staccato," John Caisavilea is hereby exempted from tho above-m e n 11 o n ■ d "cool" school. Ho let loose some Impas­ sioned blasts against civic com­ placency during the show. Tennei■ee Ernie Ford and hli guest, blue* linger Odelta, produced some moving momonls through Legal Notice long on Ernle'a half-hour. But on Tha Board of C ounty Commit* "Revlon Revue," there was Just ■loners of Semlnula County, F l o r ­ • n o u g h choreography going ida will receive hide a t the Office around l eggy Lee's singing of o f David M. d a tc h a l , Clerk In III* Cnurthneea n t Sanford, Florida up tn l :* t P, M. Monday April 4, 111*, f o r tha following place of equip m ent! One I cylinder, M t n a pick-up t r u c k equipped w ith! S ta n d a rd Trananal**loa ■ i l . l t Hr** on r e a r and a ln n d a rd Hr** e a f r o n t *nd ■par* ergM t very edifyini, h was at Ifaaicr and Defroster l^ e m ro e e ia g . I t e n d m y e e l f comparing Foot's behavior to that e t the ue M l IV Jatorview or panel show m m L Ok "M e* The P re .i,” "F o o t The Nation," or "Peraon Ta P e r m " nod "Smell World," we asooUp flo i poopie on their .Root o a i ceeloM behavior. They remain peUte, modest and amiflog. U they held.a viewpeint, they o re careful not to seem too p«»lieniie nbewt H. Ttrai, thn profile • f TV debate and ordinary chit­ chat If . flgttmnd hy tha " p b r it , -Could It be that P a ir's very . ‘ : . eeeslder s blq Impact on our con■ - * ' variational playing field li the re; % ault ef Ml NOT playing it coolT l a his tearful, impassioned, often $ V eeckayed way, be puts on a putNVC, aotiai* heat-generetlng performA* a nee. It’s alive. True, he doesn’t i '' m give us much light with the beat, t> M l meet TV doesn't even give oU j r e f i Shi boat, lot alone light. Rv*{ New and then, it’s refreshing te J iSfi see someone on TV' frown. '*'■> ; Even ft P eer banks hi* fire ler ». i ■■■* i while, as he's now doing, the ; ‘ .' heel bn gave off during bis bigw p i t weak on TV offer* some imtf. j * portent, healthy l e a s o n s . Of eauree, we viewers would risk being reduced to nervous wrecks : 9 everyone on TV started speak- 5 ■St. Louis To Gat Pro Grid Eleven !*• LO l AN0KLE8 (UPI) — Tb* : , Cblcaa* Gardlaele, eldest dub In .* tb e N e U a n a ) Football Leagua, were am their way lo 84. Louie ■ today to a major franchise trana* : le t to o l redoes 4 tha Windy City v , to a eoa team town. The leeawe Monday night, ton* v o lad iat it* second winter moellng, naaolmeusly approved moving ths 1 - fremshlss to St, LouU effective for , . the 1960 season provided two con- ditfcna were worked out by April Ugol Notice T a * a n d e a c h a f y # a a re haroby g e t I( l td a n d re q u ire d tn praaant n a p * talma, s a d d e m a n d s which you, a r a l t k a r a f you. m * r hava M a l a a l t h a ’ o c ta l* of It E a t Eft W RIO I4T F E L D E R , deceased 1st* o f M id County, to th* Counly Ju d < * *f XKMINOLE c o u n ly , FlorMO, a f hi* *fRc* In lh* c o u r t hmiaa e f e*M C ounty a t lANFUHD, Florida, • w i t h in s i g h t calenda r M onths fro m tb* tlm* nf th* f|r* t ptrtiUa a t i M a f ibl* nolle*. E ac h e l e c e r d e m a n d ahall b* In w r i t Ing. a n d ■hail s t a t e th* pier* of Personals IV BETTE GOLDMAN Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of Pontiac, Mieh. arrived In ChuluoU this week to spend two weeks with Mrs. Lewis' parent!, Mr, and Mrs. George Haig. Mrs. Meda Smith left Saturday for a few weeks stay ta New Jersey. She will await the arrival there of a new arandchUd. The prospective parents are her son and hli wife, Mr. and Mrs. James Smith. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bean have enjoyed a visit from Ihelr daughter and family, Mr. and -Mrs. Louis Palmer and children Dan and Rebecca. The Palmers were on vacation from Cheianlng, Mich. Twenty four women attended Legal Notice REGISTRATION O F FICTITIOUS SAXKS W* the iin dcrelantd. being duly •wnrn, do hereby doclar* u n d e r e a lh t h a t the nam es nf all p e r ­ sona Interested In th* hualtt*** o r profession c arried on u n d e r tha name of JlMCO HOME CONHTRUOTIlIN a t s i t s Houth Kim Av*nu*. Hanford, Flo rid a and lha o s l e n t of th* Interest nf each. I* aa fnllnwa: Nam*: J. If. MESUXRi E l l e n ! *f, I n l t r e a l !*•%. Slat J . H. Meetsr HTATI1 O F FLORIDA COUNTY O F SKMINOLR Mwnrn In and auharrlbed bofsra baek Rear llumper F a in te d Atfta C halm ara O rana* niddera muet a ta la dal* nf delivery. P a y m en t will ha mad* In full upon delivery. Hide m u t t be enoloeed In a aenlad envelnpa plainly m arke d on Ilia oulalda; Illd F o r P ic k -u p T r u r k . open A pril I, I IIS. Hide will ba Opened a t a m a t t . I n s In he held In the County Coinmlealon Meeting Itnam In fhe C e u rth a u a a a t Sanford, Florida April I, 1M*. Hoard o f C ounty Commlaalun Memlnnla f 'n u a ly olharw lsa, ■ rterre# procnnf***it wilt be e n te r e d a g a l n a t y n u far | h * relief prayed h y PlalnIHf. W ITNEHI my hand and lha seat nf aald C o u rt thla lath day of F e b ru a ry , A. D. Its*. (SEAL) DAVID M. HATCH KL f-Jark of the Circuit Court Hy: M artha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark Kenneth M. 'L o f f ltr E d w a r d ' Building P o i t Office D r a w e r I2S Hanford, F lorida A tto rn ey f a r P l a in t i f f Puhtlah Feb. 12. IS a Mar. T, 14. (HEAL) l,nt* A, M aster Notary Public T u la , H itt* e f F l o r i d a S e t lee t o Bidder* Th* Uuard o f C uum y Contmlaalonar* of Hemlnol* Counly, F l n r ­ lda will reoolve bids a t lh* Office nf David M. d a t c h a l Clark, In lha Courthouse a t Hanford. F l o r i d a up f a l i f e p. M. Monday A p ril 4. 1144. far lh* fa llow ing u p p r o slm a ia a m o u n t of m oterlalai Item No. 1 I*.44* (tallona (laaolln* Ham No. 2 2*,4tto Gallons No. } D tsssl F u t l Item No. • . !.*»• dallutia Disci E n g in e Oil IS Gallon Drum S t r u e r i Healad Can 1 Q u a r t Htalad Can I triu No. 4 1,41* Gallons Uaaolln* Xngln* Oil 11 G alina Drum I Q u a r t Haalrd Can 1 Q u a r t H*al*d Can Item No. I !,«*• L h a 14a d e a r Oil ll*m No. e TO* Lh*. (.'ha as I* Ursa** The a b u t * In ba delivered a* needed tn lh* C ounty Road Camp d u r in g |h * pa rte d a u d lu g A ugust St. 1M*. ^ ‘ v rs m v p e v i* . i r *. s n y clalma a n d d e m a n d s whlrh you, n r *ltb *r of you, m a r hava a a a l n a l th a a elat* nf MACIK IIUT. UIIINHON, deceased, lata nf aald County, to th e C ounly J u d s * of Hemlnolo Counly, F lorida a t hie afftce In lh* court houo* of aald co u n ty a t Hanford, I s m l n u le C oun­ ty, Flo rid a w llh ta e ig h t calender m onth * from t h s tlm * of th* firat public ation nf thla aotlc*. Kaah claim or dam and ( h a lf b* In w r i t ­ ing. and abnll a ta t* lh* place of roaldonc* and post office a d d re ss of lh* claim ant, and ahall b* sworn tn by thn c la im a n t, hi* s a * n t , ur a tto r n e y , nnd n a y oueh claim *r dem and n o t oo filed shall b* void. / * / Iron* Ja cob* P atter*** Aa a a a c u to r of tb* L a s t Will a n d T e s ta m e n t a f MAC1M MUTCUtNOON, claim ant, a n d ahall ba aw ora to by th a c la im a n t hla a g « n t or a t tornay, a n d a n y eurh claim or dam and not ao filed ahatt h» void, / a / J o h n L Pmieiaon Aa A d m lnla trator of tha E state af JO HN N. DONClJtON, deceased HTKNHTROM, DAVIS * MclNTOSH A t t o r n o s for Adm lnlatrator K dw arda R ulld lng Sanford. Florida *. Mu»t be front feed c arriag e . 7. Mint have ability to moke taut* th a n on* copy. I. M ull hov* a bility to total aalert from ke yboard. I. Mai h i n t m i n t ha compatible w ith pre sen t machine now use d In T o i Assessor'* Office for e sla u d l b g variable tag r a le aitanalona. fe. Marhlna m ust have earn* type line a t pre sent m achine yard by Commlaslonsr'a a n . tai work. 1L Machine m ust provide a n y v a r ­ iable t a g r a le aifenalon. II. Macblria mu*t hava prolactlva p r i n ti n g f*atur*. II. Machlna m ust h a v a an In tnatie n u m b erin g devlee f o r p a y ­ roll check num bering. I I . Hucceasful bidder m eat trad e In pre sent machine In Clerk'a Office fnr (a ir allow a nce on e a thlo aiachlue. U . kucceaafal bidder ahall m ake delivery on or before Novem ­ ber I, 1ISS and Hoard of Couat y Commlaalonera raaarvaa ih s lha r i g h t to m ake full p a y ­ m ent for m achine any tlm* w i t h in i t * S a r a a f t e r Sa te of U g o l NoHct a w K U M Ji e e i i m RESPONSIBILITY! 5-ROOM furnished apartment with large screened porch. Phone FA 2-2164 7:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. The Herald will not bo responsible for mom than one incorrect Inser­ tion of your ad, and reserreo the right to revise or reject any ad­ vertisement from the! ordered to conform to the policies of this paper. FURNISHED 1 room apartment. % Apply apt. 2, 2015 South Sanford Ave. e r call NO 1-4321. UNFURNISHED houie. FA 2-1021. vein. It’s a Warner Bros, pro­ CLASSIFIED INDEX duction called, "The Roaring Legal Notice 1. Good Food 20*". Myma Loy will star In s drama called, "Happy Birthday” 2. Fer Rent for a spring "June Allyson 2. Wanted to Rent Show" on CBS-TV. CBS radio is 4. Real Batata Wanted presenting one-hour of Civil War 5. Real Estate Fer Sale music. "A Ballad of the North VIt Ion* N i t n - H latulr,” Ilnur* Rill 6. Mortgage Loans and South" this Sunday, No. 11?S, C h a p te r So. lav a 7. Business Opportunities nf Florida, m i . will r e g is te r with 7-A Insurants i h , t 'l e r k nf tha C ircuit c » u n . In 8. Female Help Wanted ami fnr O ra nee County. Florida, Legal Notice upon receipt nf proof of tha putillI. Male Help Wasted ra tio n of thle notice, the (Ictltloua 10. Male or Female name, to-Mitt havki. itk hai. kh nrvi- 11. Work Wanted KIO.V under which I am e n s u e d 12. Plumbing Her?Ices In l>u«lneae. at nu m b er Highw ay 13. Electrical Services 17-12 North of South line of etreet, II. Build, Paint A Repair In Seminole County, Florida. T h a t tha p a r ly Interested In eald 15. Special Services Ina Clalme a t Dem ands Agalnat bualneea e n irrprlao, la as followa: 13-A Beauty P arian Maid Kaintnt Loula F rie dm a n Vnu and each of yuu a ra h r r r h y fialed a t W in te r P ark. O ra nee IO. Flowers A Plants notified a n d re q u ire d tn p r o m t County. Florida. F e b r u a ry II, l t d . 17. Pels • Llvestuck * Supp any d a l m a and dem and- whlrlt IB. Machinery • Tools yuu, e r e it h e r n f you, m ay havt HANFORD 11F It A 1.1) a g a in st tha e atata e r JOHN N. Hanford, F lo rid a IP. Boat! and Motors DONKI jUDN, deeaaead, lata nf u I d 20. Automobiles County, t n the County J u d g e nr In th e C o n n or (be I ' e a n t r J n d a e . Hamlnola County, Florida, a t hla nemlaola I 'e a a l y , F ln rld a , f a P r«- 20-A Trailers office In t h e c o u r t houaa of eald bale. 21. Furniture County a t Sanford, Florldn, w ith . In re i atetal* o r 22. Articles Far Sale In e l s h t c a le n d a r m o n th - from LAURA V. l O W A R T 2Z-A Article Wanted I h s lim a of t h e firat publication Deceaeed of thla nolle*. Karh claim o r da- T n All C reditors a n d P ersona H a v­ 21. Notices A Perseus Is mand ahall ha In w r iting, and in g c ta tm a o r Uamanda Against 24. Loot A Found ahall a la ta tha Place nf r#ald«nra sa id Relate: 25. Education > Instruction a n d poet office a ddress nf th* T h s Board of C ounty Commiealonere uf Seminole County, F l o r ­ ida. Will receive peeled bide a t th e Office u f t h a Clerk nf I he C ircuit Cqurt. la th* Court lluuee, Hanford, John Krlder, Chairman Florida, up ta S I*. SI. March I I , I24*„ for th*. following: On* f lo v ern m en le l Accounting e n d C om puting Machine to be ueed hy th e C lerk of the Circuit Court SOTII1H OF SUIT of hem lnala County, In t h s Clerk'e ■VATM O F FIXJRIDA TO! riffle*. Hanford, Florida, to meat ALMA D. WILKINS, who*# a d ­ o r osceed tho follo w in g opacifi­ dre ss I* ft.F.D. No. 1, Cullman, cations. Alabam a t 1, Machine m ust h a v e ele ctric A ault having bean filed agalnat typew riter, ynu In th* C ircuit C o u rt In and t. Slerhlh* muet h a v e g m ini­ fnr Hemlnol* County, Florida, In m um of ton rogletere n r to ta lChancery, for divorce, tb* a b b r e ­ lleere, w ith 14 d ig it l is ti n g and viated till* of which la JOHN W. a c c u m u la tin g eopealty, five of WJLKINH, P l a in t i f f va. ALMA O. which m r l>* used a* c ross, WII.KINH, Defendant, thla nolle* foolers, w ith a u to m a ti c c redit In In require you to file with b o l e n r e i from ell r e g is te rs, th« Clerk of aald Court y o u r w r i t ­ ueod ■■ croeifootere. ten defame*, If any, to P la in tif f 's I. Muet h a v a removable control com plaint filed In aald r a n t * and ban fnr c h a n g i n g m achine lo aarv# a copy th e r e o f upon from on* application to so- m* thla llth day af February, A. n. Ilia aid * tn show net price t a thn C e a b lp uiily, • Hide tp ba eni-luead In a saalad •nvclnpc, plainly m a r k e d on thn outside: Did F o r P e tr o le u m P r o ­ duct*. opao April I, IN*. Hid* la ba op«n*d a t a m e a l ­ deeidai h*t *e filed sh all ing ta b* held In tho C ounly ComH B U F E L D E R C OM M mlaaton M asting Room n t th* C e urt lion** April I, U f a edoEa la(rater af lb* Hoard nf c o u n t y M* of Commlaalonera * T E R W fU O H T F E L D E E , Hemluola County, F lo r id a J o h n K rlder, c h a l m o g . l Foam R u b b e r a aal a n d T u r n S i f n a la o i l b a th Air f i lt e r Oil filte r NEWLY, decorated, clean 1 room furnished apartment. Ml Pal­ metto. Dial FA 2-4556. Tuea. thru FrL • S P. M.-day be­ fore insertion. Mon. • Sat, noon. m um s c w m m ib b m ii ho Mo# of Pshll* WOOclog To w hom li oiAY rxdiirorai T hu g tm ln a l* Counly Ranlag Cammlaalua wllj b a ld a public h a a r l u g fur th* e n ti r e a a u n l y to e e n a ld t r tho adupllwn of e Csm prehanslv * E a s i n g P la n and Schedule a f P e rm it Fate, for Hominol* Couaty, • * T hursday, March i t , tide a t file P. M. la |h * C o u rt Room. HomUol* C ounly Court Mouse, Sanford, Pin. Map* of th* proposed t o e i n g districts, a a e m a a d a d a f t e r p re lim in a ry hearing*, a n d c#pl«« .of th* proeaaad r e e q l a i l e a s a r a a v ailsbl* f a r study In lh* damlnots C ounty I o n i a n Office a n d m ay he via wad from >:•* A. II. till »** P. M , Man days th r o u g h - Fridays. Capias a f t b a propeaad r ^ u l a l l a e e assy h* p u r c h tM d from lb* a n a l o g Office fee 11.0*. aem loal* C e n a t y l e a la g OamtmM aiea ........... E j L l l e t o r t K E ro w a ■*mInula County E a a la g Direct** Tou and each 'of you era he reby notified and re quire d In pre sent a n y clalme a n d dem anda which you, o r e it h e r n t you. m ay hava a g a ln a t th* e elat* of LAURA V. TOW ART. deceased, late nf said County, In tha County Ju d e * Of Henilnol* County, Florida, a t hla nfflra In the r u u r t liuuse of aald Cuunty a t Hanford, Florida, w i t h ­ in e i g h t c a le n d a r m onih a from th e tim e of the first publication of llila notice. K t i S claim nr d r . m and shall lie In -riling, and ahall Stale th* place nf r Merit* and poet nfflra a d d i c t s o f thn c la im ­ ant, a n d sh a ll he s w u m In hy the claim ant, hla a g e n t, e r attorney, a n d a n y eui-h claim or demand nut ■o filed ahall he void. / a t Douglas H lm alrnm A- e i e r u t n r nf t h r L e t t Will and T eetam ent of LAURA V. TOWART, deceased aTKNHTIlOM, DAVIS A MclNlOSII A tto rn ey s for K t t c u l o r I'dw arde llulldlng Uanfurd, Florida RENT OR SALE: 2-bedroom, kit­ chen furnished borne. Phene FA 2-2541. Legal Notice NOTICE NOTICE IS HKIIKIIT (1IVK.V th at the n n d e re lg n rd desirin g In e ngage In huelneae a t leahe Monroe. Semi, nole County, Florida, un d e r the name of ( t n i F P I S AND HUNTER CONSTRUCTION COMPANT, In­ tend* to r e g i s t e r aald nam e with the C lerk of the Circuit ConrL Seminole c o u n ty . Florid*. / • / Ormond K. H u n te r Publish Fab. 22, I I A Mar. T. 14. 1-BEDROOM with kitchen privi­ leges, clove in. FA 2-40M. FOUR ROOM house at Monroe 2-BEDROOM and 5 bedroom Corner. Tot. FA 2-511B. houses for rent, kitchens equip2-ROOMS, screened porch, privped. Acroia from school. Phono vale bath and entrance, water FA 2-4411. f u r n i s h e d , FA 2-0421 or 3-BEDROOM furelihed h o m o FA 2-4744. available March 17th. to respon­ 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house. sible people. *100 per month. .FA 2-0905. .FA 2-5MI. FURNISHED cottsge for rent at 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. Five Points. FA 2-1447. Call FA 2-4468. COMPLETELY furnished 4 Bed­ UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipped, 2405 Willow room, 2 Bath home on MellonAve, Call FA 2-2932 or FA 2-2821. ville. Large living room, dining room, kitchen, Florida room, fireplace, beamed ceiling, wash­ WEL Ak a APARTMENTS: roo raj private baths, 114 W. First St. er-dryer, dishwasher, e t e. Available Mar. 28 for 4 months. 117 EXCAMBRIA DR.: 2 bedroom FA 2-6140. unfurnished house. Ph. FA 2-0620 after 3:00 p. m. Legal Notice is r o i m Jtn n r.-s court, ■ s l i m e c o v m . Flo r id a KXTATE OF F.THKL WANITA ATKRS, DBCEABKD n otitic t o rw » :n iT o n n TO A L I. PKRHO.NH IIAVINcI t'LAIMH Oil DKMANDS AO A INST SAID KSTATK: Ton and e arh nf you a re he re notified e n d required to file eny clalme e n d d rm e n d e which you. or e it h e r of y»u, may h e r e egelnet ■eld e elat* In the office of lion A le ee n d er Wilson County J u d g e nf Ssmlnol* County, nt hie office In t h g C o u r t House In Hanford, F l o r ­ ida, w ithin eight c alen d e r m onths from the time nf the f i r s t public a ­ tion nf th is notice. Kerb claim nr dem and __ muet n w r i t in g a nd c o n t a i n t h e p l a c e of r e o l d e n c e e n d 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, 550. Crystal Lake Ave., Lake Mary. FA 2-4066 or FA 2-62TL COMPLETELY furnished 4 bed­ room home on Mellonville. FA 2-6140. 1 FURNISHED, lovely 4 room apartment, l l9 baths, large screened porch. FA 3-4950. 3-ROOMS A bath, nicely furnish­ ed, 150. Inquire at 111 W. 8th. 3-ROOM A bath, furnished, <40. Apt. 4, 40749 W. lit. C L E A N unfurnished, kitchen equipped, 3 bedroom house; knotty pipe cabinets and snick p a s t Office e d d r o e e of th * c l a i m a n t e n d m u e t tie s w o r n to hy t h e c l a i m ­ a n t, hie e g a n l o r a tto r n e y , ur the ■erne eh all be void. 1-ROOM cottage completely furn­ ished, all utilities, ready to move in. Adults only. 2404 Park. Ap­ A u stin Donald Mteener As K e eru tn r of eald eetat*. ply Stamper Agency. MORRELL A BOCRLAND 1ST N. Mein Street Orlando, Flurlde A ttorney* f o r K l e c u t o r Publish Mar. T, 14. SI. 21. 1*4*. Order Your 1703 Ma g n o l ia , large i -b r . Aim apt., tile bath, screened porch. 165. FA 2-3951 e r FA 2 33M. �r r 'l& v A W ant Ad A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y ! PH. FA2-2611 2. For Rent 4-ROOM furnished apartment MO month. FA 1-5021. 5. Real Estate For Salt 5. Real Eatate For Sale ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates NICE 2 bedroom home, 2 baths, wall to wall carpet. For quick sale call FA 2-2721. ffhf k REDECORATED 3 bedroom furn­ Rcgiiiertd ileal Eitata Broker ished house with enclosed porch. HOUSE FOR SALE: Lovely 2 Ph. FA 2-1301 17-82 at Hiawatha FA 2-2201 or FA 2-3383. bedroom home on large shady corner lot in Wynnewood; kit­ ‘ FLORAL HEIGHTS: 2 bedroom REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN chen equipped. Jalousie porch. apartment, one block South of Low down payment. 2413 Stev­ J. W. HALL Sanford Ave., on the air base ens Ave. FA 2-3080. 2444 rranch Ave, route to the right, 8th. house on R atiL r the left. Enders, Rt. 2 Box 372. "Can HaU" Phona FA 2-2441 NICE SMALL two bedroom house on two landscaped lota; equip­ MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE 20 ACRE ranch-farm, modern 3ped kitchen and space heater. CLEANEST, BEST RENTALS hedroom, 2 bath home; swim­ Located Just outside of city IN SANFORD. CALL FA 2-0274. ming pool. IS black angus cows. Urn ill, wtth elty water. Price Golden Lake: I bedroom furnished Farm Irrigation. Near Lake *8.MS. Any reasonable terms garage apartment, Lake privi­ Jessup, on paved Hwy. *30,000. considered. leges. tTS. Terms. Phone FA 2-13*7. >418 Orange: X bedroom unfurnC. A. Whiddon, Sr. nisbed house, kitchen electrical­ BROKER REAL ESTATE INSURANCE ly equipped. *80. SURETY BONDS 302 So. Park Ave. Ph FA 2 SM1 S412 Willow: I bedroom unfurn­ ished house, kitchen electrically RAYMOND M. BALL IN SUNLAND ESTATES: Shedequipped. *100. room, 2 bath home. Low down AND ASSOCIATES Amy Anderson payment, no closing coat in­ volved. See 908 Cherokee Circle HOMES. DUPLEXES, Genevieve (Jeanle) Blair or fall FA 2 2809. Carl Chorpenlng, Jr. APARTMENTS Robert J. Schmidt CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY W. B. Shlppy M l N. PARK AVE. FA >-1410 HOME - SEEKERS Cmdr. G. R. Strickland For one of the finest buya in Marvin Williams FOR RENT: 2 bedroom bouse, Sanford, and In our opinion, kitchen equipped. P h .o n « 21* So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 5841 the finest, allow tis to show FA 2-3300. Sanford you thla vary attractive three Evans Bldg Lake Mary • BEDROOM unfurnished house, bedroom home today! Ph. FA 2-1200 *50, Crystal Lake Avi., Lake Mary, FA 2-4066 or FA 2-*771. 3 ACRES fatm land Sanford Cel­ Situated on a large, well land­ scaped, oak shaded corner lot, ery Delta, *150 per acre, only SLEEPING ROOMS. The Geblei, and located in beautiful High-* *250 down, five yeari to pay 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 10730. land Park, (his home la con­ balance. Richards Hotel Mel­ venient to schools and shop­ bourne, Fla. 1-ROOM rumished apartment, 810 ping. Magnolia. Phone A. K, Hostet­ REDUCING PRICE for quick )* ler, Florest. FA 2-1851. ■ale. By owner: 3 bedroom CB Featuring wood floors end shingle house, wood floor*: corner lot, roof, this home has a separate FURN. apt. 2300 MellonviUe. fenced backyard. FA 3-12*3. kitchen, dining aren, living RENT A BED room, tile bath, and enclosed fa n g * . Bellawsy, Hospital A Baby Beds By D»y, Week er Month. The total pries is only *12,730, CARROLL'S FURNITURE HOME SEEKERS and after reasonable down pay­ FV FA 2-5181 1)8 W. 1st St. ment, you ran assume a VAlV'4 Watch This Space I-BEDROOM upstairs apartment, mortgage with monthly pay­ elean and roomy, 873. FA 2-0*68 This beautiful ala room and bath ment! of only *63. We will be home has screened porch, carpleated to serve you. porte. utility and storage room. OFFICE SPACE, *30 month. 308 Stenstrom Realty Underground sprinkle system W. 13th Street. Ph. FA 2 2951 for the lawn. Located on a large 111 N. Park Avenue Ph. FA 2-2410 daya, FA 2-1401 nights. corner lot at 2400 Oak Ave. The "Open evenings Ul 1:30 PM" price will be reduced *30 each I* Real Entile For Sal* day until sold. Original price 5-BOOM furnished house, brteioway, carport*. Next to Lake *18,830—today's *16,100. Present Monroe Baptist Church. *33 mo. Looking For A Real Buy! loan, approximately *10,700, can Ph. FA 2-7091 after *.oo P. M. a Let us show you this attractive be assumed. Monthly payments w 2 bedroom, 1 bath home in are *78. Shown by appointment one of Sanford's finest neigh­ only. Don't delay. See today. S t Johns Realty Co. borhoods. Call FA 2-3201. TH I TIME TESTED FIRM 11* N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-81M th is homo feature* a fully equip­ STEMPER NOTES ped kitchen, new paint Inside FURNISHED 2 bedroom house and out, and many other ex­ Tills is as easy to buy as a car; *800 down, take over payments. Neat and modern 3 bedroom tra*. Come, and let’s talk. Mrs. home, hai a price tag at ONLY Lane, 133 Country Club Circle, *8,550 and *67.00 pio. after rea­ Sanford. After a small down payment, you sonable down payment. Nicely can move in and assume a landscaped with fenced back BY OWNER: S bedroom house, ^ 4tt% VA mortgage payable at yard. draperies throughout; landscap­ W *70.34 per month! Total price —only *11,*3*. Exclusive. ed. Must see to appreciate. If you waited for an exceptional FA 2 07*4. Stenstrom Realty value—THIS IS IT! Call u* 111 N. P e rt Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 right now. OWNER MUST SELL AT ONCE: "Open Evenings tfl 1:30 p. m." 2 B. R, homa just outilde city W. H. "Bill" ’STEMPER Agency limits, on Magnolia. Kitchen ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park equipped, Venetian blind*, apace Raymond Lundqniat, Aaaoe. Phona FA 3-8331 2801 Park Dr. heater. On 2 nice loti. Was FA 2 3851 Atlantic Beak Bldg. (6993, priced to tell at one* I-BEDROOM block horn*, kitchen for 1*4*3—4*111 trade for Mr. equipped. Patio. Buy my equity, FA 2-Mil or FA 2-OSSI. AN assume 4Vk% mortgage. Pine2-BEDROOM home. (400 down. crest tre e . FA 2-2843. KM Sell or trade rqully, 101 E. Woodland Dr. FA 2-MU. IDEAL FAMILY HOMES FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor 5-ROOM house. North Road, • S BEDROOMS D. H. Whitmore Lake Monroe, Fie. Artesian Lillian G. Tram* well. Ea ay terms available. • 1'/, A 2 BATH! Associate!. Set Drew W arrtn, Lake Mon­ ro*. 116 8. Flinch Ave. Ph. FA I-B2I1 After hour*, FA 2-1811, FA 1-4*21, FA 2-0281 Three lots in Citrus Heights. One with well and foundation for WYNNEWOOD: 2 B. R. CBS f h a F in a n c e d house. Move on this property house, *1300 equity and assume wtth your trailer while you Drive Four Blocks W e t Off *58 monthly payment. Phone build, FA 25876. Franck Ave. On 30th St. A Stamper Associate k On The Stenstrom Realty Promisee Daily. Attractive I bedroom, 1 bath 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA I-94M home, conveniently located to Priced Under Present Market near by school r id shopping 7. Hualneaa Opportunities BEE OR CALL TODAY area. This home Is reasonably priced al (10.850 and ean be OROCERY STORE in colored section. Good hualneaa. Sell purchased with a down pay­ stock end equipment, lease ment of 81711. H ill la one of building. Ph. FA 1-1211. the many fine homei which can be seen by calling. HELP WANTED MALE: Man Ph. FA 2-IM l I I I N. Park Ave. with truck brokarago eiptrience Stenstrom Realty Pfc. FA »-*»II SMI Park Are. 111 N. Park Avanue Ph. FA 1 2420 who wanta to " bo associated with licensed truek broker, "Open evening* til *:M P. M." Writ* end give reference*. Box, BE, c/o Sanford Herald. NOTICE S £ KNOLLS 5550 DOWN Stemper Agency 8. Fem ale H alf W anted i DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP Mercury Outboard Motors WOODRUFF MARINE 2401 French Ava. Robson Sporting Gooda 30446 E. lrt. h U t . B ,1 -. ■ M m n l . n m . — 20. Automobile* M Down t m , $ 6 8 . 5 0 Month fp 2U MSMAY MOORS 0 P »N pMIRV u y ^ « .* * * .» . O -M U M zJ fta . P. A l o o t* -w f i Men-Women *20. Daily. Sail Lumi­ MASSAGE. Swedish. Ethel M. nous nameplates. Write Reevei Steele. Phone FA 2 8034 or stop Co., Attleboro, Mast. at 111 W. 12th. St. WE NEED ENVELOPES, Letterheads, itate ALL TYPES PERSONNEL menu, Invoices, hand bills, and programs, j 1 1 . Progressive Personnel Service Printing Co. Phone FA 31*31— 406 Metcalf Building *08 West 13th St. Orlando, Florida PUMPS - SPRINKLERS 11. Work Wanted A l types and sires, installed "Do It Youraelf" TYPING al home, legal or any WK REPAIR AND SERVICE other. Phone FA 2-6644. S T I N E Machinery and Supply 0*. WILL DO ironing in my home. Ph. FA 1-44*1 Also babysitting by day, week SOT W. 2nd St. or hour. FA 2-84M. BABY SITTINO, house cleaning. FA 2 0338 , 70* Cypress Ave. 12. Plumhlng Service* Wall Plumbing A Heating AIR COVDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 10*7 Sanford Ave. FA X-8388 PLUMBING Contracting A Repairs Free Eitlm atei R. U HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-33*1 18. Electrical Services House Wiring — Electric Service Sid Vihlen RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia FA IM 1I 14. Build, P a in t ft R epair IF YOU have painting problem! and want to take advantag* of yeari af eiperltnc* and the best of workmanship, call K. M. Young, Lake Mary, FA I-OSM or J. L. Bled sot, 107 E. Onora, FA 1-4122. THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home Carpentry Repairs Roofing k Siding Phone FA 2 0452 Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Contact H i We-l Sill St. Phone PA 24641 1959 RAMBLER nation wagon. LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phone *300 and take over payments. FA 1-3293. Phone FA 1-8510 after 6:oo P, M. ORANGE TREES for sale. Will '50 FORD, radio and hratcr, good plant in yards or grovaa. Shad* condition. Call Guy Miller, trees also available. Ed Davla, FA 2-2*70. FA 2-4317. 20-A Trailer* BLONDE gossip bench, like new, call FA 2-4628. FOR SALE OR TRADE — 33 ft.. RED1-MIX CONCRETE 1*51 Detroit Houae Trailer, with 37" Window Sills *1.28 large cabana. Furnished. Clear 34"' Window Llnlela *..23 title. *2.000 rash, or will trade MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. on 3-bedroom home in Sanford. 308 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-37*1 FA 3-T831, 27 FT. OENERAL homa trailer, MOTOR SCOOTER: '*• Allstate Cruielre, *163. FA t M30. Hollywood Trailer Ct. JONES TWIN BED with coll spring innerFT. SPARTAN, prired low for 24 hr. Wrecker Ser. 4*quick aprtng mattresa, *23. FA 2-7*27. sale. DeWlll's Trailer 1003 SANFORD AVE, Perk, 3313 Orlando Dr., nn 1* MM CAMERA, *30; II piece Phona FA 1-1103 Hwy. 17-tl. punch bowl act, **. Phone SPECIALIZING IN FA a-1117. HICKS housa trailer, • ft, wide, FRONT END AL1NEMENT 43 ft. long. Will trade equity It FT. CUPBOARD, Formlea 10 yri. ra parlance with B tar for furniture and *200. Park Equipment. top; two upper cabinets; gat ^venue Trailer Park, lot *3. FRANK W. JONES atove; FA 2-300*. HEATING 21. Fumllura r X i r VISCOSE r u n and pad*. H. B. POPE CO. I greens, and I beiges, new, *N 8. Park - FA 2-4224 ?SAVE$ t a per pad A rug; one V x end one 6* i •' cotton hook New ft Uaad Sewing Mach. Repairs Furniture and Appliance* ir rug, *23 for both. Cali FA 2-T*7S. ALL MAKES k MODELS '39 ZIG 7.AG, almost half paid 104 So. Park (24 hr. ser.) for — take over payments of FA 1-3*15 *9.50 each; 800 different otllches, B. Fleet I t Ph. FA ft-om INCOME TAX SERVICE button holes. Write Box *00, c/o New k Used Furniture k Appli­ Sanford Herald. WILLIAM 11. MURRAY ance*. A Good Plare To l i l t Celery Ave. Tel FA 1-13*4 BUY, SELL or TRADE 22-A Article* W antad PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING JenkinB Furniture LOOKING for transportaUoa. Will W. L. HARMON FA 2-7430 PH. FA 2-4221 After I P. M. 400 Sanford Ave. assume paymanla — with email equity in '31 to '3* model car, OUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS in­ ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Write telling year, m a k e , Beds. Day, Week or Month— stalled and repaired. Roof re­ monthly payments, balance due FURNITURE CENTER pair. No Job too small. Fre* and equity, to Boa NC, e/e 1100 French Ave. estimates. FA 2*463. Sanford Herald, Ph. ’ A 1-7*3* TV and RADIO REPAIR t f *r • BIG VALUES 1:86 nights and weekends; Baa24. Loat f t F eaa d • JUICK CREDIT ford. Lake Mary ta d Longweod. FOUND: Tan Fenian Cat, Mar• EASY TERMS FA 1-2771 sad FA 28811. Mather of Sanford HOUSE CLEANING WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Pays To Um The HERALD Want Ada. Be Lovelier With Professional Beauty Ctre. Dawn's IK. S pecial S ervice* Beamy Salsa 1116 Oak FA 1-1*84 REAL ESTATE MEMO A .Satisfied customer la our h o i advert! eement. HARRIETT S BEAUTY NOOK 10* So. Oak Ph. FA 9 *742 h i o rd e r to b e tto r o a r r a tk a paopla o f S a n fo rd HAVING A BIRTHDAY PARTY! Need Entertainment— Call "Dottle k her friend Olllc" Dot tie Jardlne, (ventrlquia) Phone FA 2-1307 after 4 p. m. SERVICE CALLS Sl.M. For de­ pendable TV aarvlce call San­ ford TV Center, *lb. and Sau ford Ava. FA 1*741. « FA 14822 SAN FORD r NEW RAVENNA PARK a n d o th e r renmma, a r t unable to dtaaa — thadr co n v an lan rr. o u r now o ffice k o u ra , a ffe c tiv e M nrck 14, 19S0. IsM f t M. • l t | 0 P. M. Saturday 9t90 A. M. • liS S P . M. • N ear 9:W A. M. • ItSfl f t M. W a w H ha plum ed to h av u you vtutt o u r o ffic e d u rin g ev en in g hour*, o r phono, a n d t f aa Turn Went On 20th St. Follow Country dealrad , w a w ill c o tu ld c r It a plennur* to v la lt dab you a t y a u r hom a. OPEN D A ILY m • 9:00 A. M. T il Hark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. T il Dark * SANFORD AVE. ShosmaJutA C a a a tru e lia a C a , la c . 241 Wem ta th Street Phono FA 1*8191 Sanford Herald A v e n g e InatalU tton Of 250 FL S2SS.09 HintaHad WELCOME NAVY AND NEW COM ERS TO SAN FORD We Invito you to to mm abrolutoly free without tlea et one to Benferd'e Metric while you total____ ahto touring fee yeaauatf r i f ] family. Flea ip yarn tog ad| ear Salas Office, | SUNLAND Estates & South PINECRESII 4th Addition VA - FHA FHA ta Service Conventional Financlnv Down Paymeftts Low ift|425 Yon tan n o v a In lmmadt-l ataly w h lla th a papara aam] L aA m MMMAi Ming pro# C e u rse W atch Write Box FE I ft 4 Badrooma — 1 f t I Bath* Evening* ft FOR F I N ERTtMAl* d a y , w a ar1* ptaanad to ann o u n ce, fo r y a u r Quiet Camattaity Kd. A t Law , L ow P rice In stalled Homa* Daajgnad For Living. • $450 Down FENCE C h a t* L in k a r G td a r B an k et W o re# ra a l a n ta ta need* a a d problem * d a r in g tk a Monday • Friday Far Our Hlgaa. . . . I f a a d S em inole C o u n ty , w k a , d u e to kw dnaaa HOMES G olf Saminol* County SpaaW fair section. Call FA LOST: in Sanford, T key* aa taWindows, Floors, Walls. F ret Es­ WILSON - MAIER teriocktag kay ehalns. RE­ New and Used Furniture timate. Call FA 1-1211 or 311 K. First St. FA 2-5621 WARD. FA I-44M, FA 2-1933. It Nearly new, extra large reach type heeae on big tot. Large Living Ream with weed-herwing fireplace. Large Bedroom*. Ctoee to church and actiaoto. Low tasru. ONLY IIIJOO — Low Dona Payment. Owner nucha al Martia'a, Buy from nnner and earn. Cal) FA 1-U6I. BBS IT AT — 2403 AIRL1NK f ENJOY FREE TRAVEL GOOD PAY — SECURITY Men and women will be aelectod from this vicinity lo train im­ mediately for attractive airilM positions aa Hostess, Reaerva* tlonlst, Ticket Aient end Ope­ rations. Short, low cost trailing can qualify you. Will not inter* fere with present employment. Women will be trained in charm and beauty techniques. Muet have pleasant personality, high school graduate, age 17 t o M. Inquiries confidential. Accredit, ed school Write for qualifying details. Include age, phone. Atr» Senkarik Gins* and Paint Co. line Personnel Training, Na* tlonal School of Aeronautic*, 112-114 W. 2nd St FA 2-4821 Box 1, e/o Sanford Herald. 32,000 BTU oil circulator Heater, hat to be aeen to appreciate. Cheap! Call FA 2-43*7. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS: Men-women, 1632, Start high KENMOBK Automatic Wathor, a a 1*6.01 week. Preparatory good condition, reasonably pric­ training until appointed. ed. Can he seen at 3207 Cordova ■and* af Joba Dr. usually cntoceaiary. FREE la* farmation to Joba, salaries, USED LUMBER, about 1,000 ft.; requirements. Write TODAY I '33 Buick, new seat covers; Lincoln Service, Pekin 81, BFA 2 8463. linris. 1-TWIN BED. excellent condition, *30; X 8 drawer double dresiera, *73; Call FA 1-137*. 15-A Beauty Parlors WALL PAPERING k PAINTING CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All work guaranteed. Free Killmate*. Phene FA 9-7111. ^ 1931 STUDEBAKER Champion, outstanding condition, automa. tic shift, *250. FA 2-008*. 18, Special Services 10. Male or Female r ----------------T t From $ 1 0 , 6 5 0 SNA $350 v Ph. FA 2-3*61 14 FT. BOAT * MOTOR. Phone FA 2 8608. tile bribe, tsrooood pooh. r PA 2-12*2 Gateway To Tho Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer BEST BUY IN evrtTANMN* MATUMfi 25. Education > Instruction Ph. FA 13553 FOAM rubber *1.00 per R>., G. I. shovels *1.49 each. Army Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. ltl. Flower* ft Plant* Us Your Furniture. Quick Cut Flowers For Any Ocesssiea Sen Service With Tho Cash. SUPER SANFORD ’ LOWER SHOP TRADING POST. PA 2-0877. FA 2-1822 or FA 2 0270 FATPORY TO YOU 17. Petn, U v e a l ock. Suppllcn ALUMINUM VENETIAN BUNDS GERMAN SHEPHERD pups; • weeks old: males *35; females Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastie endt. Plastic *25. Ph. FA 2-1588. or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cord*. 19. Bonin and Motors 2004 Adams , II 114 W. 2nd 8 t 3Bedrooms-1Va Bath* 21. Furniture Mon. March 14, 1000—Pape 9 15-A Beauty Parlors Used furniture, appliances, tools EASTER SPECIAL *8 50 Waves Now to so etc. Bought Sold Larry's Mart 313 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 1 41 3 ! llalr Styling A Cutting Included EVENING APPOINTMENTS AC22. Articled For Sale CEPTED Windahleld Back Glaaa Door Glaaa Vent Glaaa SERVICE Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. Oet those bill* off your mind —Sell AVON to women In y o u r neighborhood. Three openingi now available. Write Mrs. Jean MUanlch, Box 144, Lockhart, for interview In your home. f f r r il h AUTO GLASS IN STA LLED ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES ranct ftanfnrb Stenstrom Realty 111 PARE AVI. PHONE PAS-I4M Wa G uaranU a Satisfaction On Thu Construction Of Your Homa F o r Tha F lin t Year — O r Y our Down ■ Paym ent And Coat Will Ba C Refunded. lOta * Mr,| ................. | Offlee Ope* •* * H I Id* I M M L H I Baik | Car. Hwy. 17-81 ft W f �& H C S ' I ; 1- HOW TO U CO CN in QUALITY IN IEEE HOW TO DETERMINE VALUE You’ll know h p quality at once, by ita riel cherry-red color and fine marbling of evenly distributed, interwoven flavor-giving fat — and the creamy whlteneaaof the auet cover­ ing. Thla la cut from beef ataera that have .been apeclally grain-fed to produce beef that la the ultimate In tenderncia and flavor. Only the flnert of thla beef la (elected for the PSO brand at our stores. Value It determined by the beet combination of Quality, Price end Trim.-W e take our hat off to no one when It cornea to value) . , , for thla la the atory, behind the aucceta of . . . and the wide acclaim for PSO BRAND meat*. You could buy moat blindfolded at our atoraa and KNOW that you are g e tting the beat value every timet Thrifty houaewlvea usually have some tasty dish planned for tha leftovers and therefore prefer to buy slightly heavier than they need for one meal. However, you can safety approximate your need on the basis of 4 lb. per person of boneles* cut* — and lb. per person of the bonc-ln variety. Allow a little more for big eaters, second helpings, and leftover!. BONELESS CROSS * P. 1 a CHOKE nNI-IMM FoodFair All* MEAT FRANKS m TAfTY IAR-B-Q HAN f N S PHfLADftmA — 1 to* i �— Governor Names Van Hoy County Commissioner Representatives Protest ®lri> ^attforb If fra il Method Used By Collins Difttrict 2 had a member on the County Commiaaion to­ day after J. H. Van Hoy’a appointment by Gov. LeKoy Col­ lins was announced. Van Hoy also qualified ju st before the deadline for the May 3 primary to seek the rest of the unoxpired term of David Gatchal. The appointment is until Jan. 31, 1961. Who­ J. G. NETTLETON John G. Netlleton Justice Candidate Mtam?nH Springs realtor, Is running for jus­ tice of the peats from District S. # Ms has been a a Altamonte resi­ dent for the post four years. • Nett is too, p4m qualified Friday to n s , la a native ai New York City and lived la Winter Park for tour years before moving to Alta­ monte Springs. H t la 31 yeate old. Ntitle too la married and is the father of two children. He served la the Air Force tor tour years and was la the Marines for three years. • ---------------------------- Packard To Run For Peace Justice Philip M. Packard. 44. apiarist and a resident of Oviedo for the past U y e a n , announced today that ha has qualified to run for OBM-totta* .at Jaatton to Jbe Peace ever it elected in the balloting • ill serve from that dale untU the end of tho term, Ja n . 31, 1962. T b s Friday appointmaut of Van Hoy resulted in s protest to Collins by State Rrps. Gordon Frederick and K ick Cleveland Jr., who said they had not had any in­ dication of it. They sent a telegrant Collins asking for details. Their message read: "As the incumbent member* of the House of Representatives and as the unopposed Seminole County legislative delegation for the IN I session, we would deeply appre­ ciate being advised as to your reasons for puking the March 11 appointment to the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County As tha duly elected representatives of Seminole County we feel that wa were entitled to the courtesy of being consulted on this matter even though we have the highest regard for Mr, J . H. Van Hoy. Your actions in this regard place* us la a position of wondering who represents the people af Seminole County. Since you apparently have that information, could wa ask that yon toara h with us and Ika stfnsna of Seminole County." Frederick said that he and Cleve­ land ware not Including Vaa Hoy in any way in Ihelr protest—"we are merely prolesling the manner in which uie appointment was made," he said. "We have the highest regard lor Mr. Van Hoy and do not want to imply that ha is a factor in any way in prompting our telegram to the governor," ha aaid. County Commission chairman John Krider read a letter to the County Commission today from the governor's office dated March 11 saying Van Hoy was appointed to serve aa commissioner until Jan. 31, IN I. Frederick and Cleveland told the board that Ihia was the first they had beard about the appointment. Krider said ha knew nothing about the appointment until he found a letter from the governor’s office on his desk Monday alter •f District S. "1 don’t even know who rho brought It In or bow it got there he said. State Sen. Douglas Slenstrom ■aid,1 " I did not know that the appointment had been. mads. Nei­ ther the governor nor his office has contacted me with references to the appointment or sought my council." If the appointment was made on March 11, regaruless of wjkun the appointee might have beta, it should have ve hci cen made known to the press ana public Frederick said “ we had asked that the governor wait until tha Democratic prim ary before ap­ pointing any one to that office. “ We fell that tha one with the highest vole on the ballot for Dis­ trict 3 should be appointed," F re­ derick said. Krider told the board that he is turning the m ater over to Cle­ veland, who U alio attorney for the Board, to check Van Hoy's bond and papers making him eligible Only throe county officer* will to serve on the board. Candidates for the District I run unopposed to tha Dsmocrstlc primary May 3 aa nine candi­ commission seal besides Van Huy dates qualified this morning be are Ted Williams and J . D. Cor­ dell. Whichever of the three wine fora noon deadline. Forty-six candidates hive quali Ihe election will serve from Jan. fled for tha 30 open county of 31, IN I, .until Jan . 31, 1N2. Packard la a member of the American Legion Poat No. 343, the P in t Methodist Church of Oviedo, tha Oyiodo Volunteer Fire De­ partm ent and Is retiring president a t tha Central Florida Brekeeper’s Assn. Packard is married and resides with his wife, OUve, and two sons, Bruce, 18, and Tim, 18, at SR fe43> and Clark St. in Oviedo. m Packard said that ha feels that his sound business experieact ovar the years qualities him for tho office of Justice of the Peace, and intends, M sleeted, to fill the position to the bast of his ability and In tha best interests of the •itiaens of this county. JJnly 3 Unopposed *As 46 Qualify - ^ * Tho throe unopposed are. County Judge Wilson A ttainder, County Prosecutor Xarlyle lloutboider snd Tax Collector John Galloway. The most candidates for any ra c t trill bo tha District 3 Coun­ ty Commission election with five ta tha running. Incumbent Lawrence Swafford will face opposition from James Avery, Ed Zimmerman, Long4 - wood Mayor A. L. Lormtnn and v Otis Fourakre. Candidates who qualified before the noon deadline today were Thomas C. Moon snd Phitilp M. Packsrd, for peaco Justice in District 1; Lewis Tale, District 4 constable; Homer Sewell, Dis­ trict • peace Justice; J. H. Van Hoy, district I commissioner; A. C, Dcudney, county surveyor; Atvln J. Potty. District 4 con— stable; Don Bales, District 1 W county commissioner and Kathleen Reynolds, supervisor of registra­ tion. Herbert C. Behrens qualified Monday afternoon for tho District | commission race. Complete candidate Hits by district will bo reported in Wed­ nesday's Herald. f l e a Renew ed A WASHINGTON (UPD —The Eileahower administration renewed ka plea to Oangrea* today to •limteato the internal tailing aa government bands. But Damn* Matog up to "reforms" and to fight too In­ teract rate appeal. •** *• . ^ Ray Slaton Files For School Board Ray Slaton, n reaideat of San­ ford for IS years, qualified Mohday to run for the office af County School Board member to District 3. Slaton, father of two children, ■aid today; "1 believe the schools are lb* moat Important part of our government, and I believe that it is the duty of school boarfl mem bora and parents to be toformed of all funetioaa of the schools." llo also aaid " I shall consider it an honor and a privilege to serve the cqunly In ibis manner, and I will at all lime* try to know what is going aa to eur schools, and will bandit each situ­ ation to a fair and honest man­ ner." Slaton, who is president of Oaklawn Memorial Park, resides at TOB Oak Ave. with Us wife sod children. He is a member af First Baptist Church and serves as chairman of tb* Board of Dea­ cons. Ha also bolds memberships in the Woodmen of the World, Seminal* County Chamber af Oaremarre and tha Junior Cham­ ber Of Commerce. Slaton la a saliva of Rome, Ga., and com* to Sanford to 1*43 to •orv# os assistant secretary to Central Florida Production Cre­ dit A lia. VOL. X UX J. L. HOBBY Hobby To Run For Re-Election Sheriff J. I,. Hobby announced today ha would seek a third term in office. In announcing his c*ndldsry, Hobby said. “ I appreciate what the good people of Seminole County have done for my family and myself and I will always strive to make Seminole County a better place to live." Hobby resides with his wife snd Ihrse thildran ot 3101 Cordovs Drive. He is a member of tha First BspUst Church, of the Order of Odd Fellows, Elks Lodge, Masonic Lodge, ia president of Oak Ridge Supper Club, a member of the Brotherhood af LneomoUv* Engi­ neers; member of the board of director* of the Florida Sheriffs Asm. and msmber of tha National Sheriff's Assn. Ka attended North Georgia Military College, Middle Georgia College, FBI training school, and completed the traffic institute court* of supervision of police personnel at Northwestern University, UN Peace Force Proposed By U. S. GENEVA (UPI) - The United SUtes called today for establish­ ment of an international police force within the United Nations framework to preierve world peace after national arm s and a r­ mies are slashed. *-■ —x j Frederick M. Eaton, U. Batten chief, mad* th tha opening teaakm to a disarmament conference. The controlled Soviet jected as "dim " and benatblr" a bold, cheat-proof arms a offered by five 'Western Ha­ ts. The American proposal was de­ signed to supplement this threeslag* Western plan, presented ear­ lier to tha first East-Watt meeting in nearly three years (O’ break a 18-year-dlaarmament deadlock. "There muat come into being, as national armaments diminish, an International force within the framework to tho United Nations to present* tho peace," Eaton aaid. He said K muat be "a force to ensure that tha seeds of conflict do not mature to the point where small nations less endowed with the elements to national power, or even large nations, would be threatened by a more powerful and more highly organised state." "The establishment to such * force will be fraught with great difficulties, but bow much more difficult and unhappy tha alterna­ tive—the continuing mounting di­ version to the efforts, energies and livrs of men to the production of the means of their own self-dastrucuon,” Eaton aaid . K City To Raise Commercial Refuse Fees Engineers Plan Johns ■11v•1 of Fnt applies/to the De­ partment or the Army fur modi­ fication o f a permit lo cnnsirucl an aerial electric transmission line arross tha SI. Johns Hivrr near Ih* SR 100 bridge at Lake Monroe. It la proposed to reconstruct this line with.the minimum ver­ tical clearance undci the portion of ihe lino which ciossrs the channel. A t bile meeting on this pro posed construction will be held soon, engineers report! Ike To Ask Sugar Quota Authority WASHINGTON (U P D - Presi­ dent Klsenhower plans to ask Congress for discretionary auth­ ority under which he could change sugar import quolas, Including sugar from Cuba, Republican eongraislonsl leaden rcporlcd loday. Senile GOP Leader Everett M. Dirk sen of Ulinois said thr new authority* for the president would not be aimed ai any particular country but be dealgned primari­ ly to assure tha nalioo of ade­ quate sugar supplies. ORLANDO (UPI) Police presi essed their Investigation loday into tho dealh of Mrs. PhoebeKathleen Love, H , who was prooounrrd dead on arrival at a hospital hera Monday night after her car struck a telephone polr. Officers were trying to deter­ mine If Mrs. Love, to Chuluoto, died from tba accident or had a heart atUck before the crash, She was reportedly tho lone oc­ cupant to tho car. Mailman, to J m ............ was eiplent to a Ford Panto slit ] to 13 young rom poirn In i News Briefs Soviets Accused WASHINGTON (UPD — Sen Thomas J. Dodd (D-Conn.) loday accused the Soviet Union of touch­ ing off the recent worldwide wave of antiScm itlr incidents, Dodd, who was a prosecutor at the Nuremborg war crimes trials in 1843 46, also drrended th* record of West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's program of ‘ dcnazlft.cation." Killer Held MIAMI (UPD — Mass killer Dqnnis Wtiflnry was ordered held fur Dade County grand Jury action Monday in Ihe fatal shooting ot two service station attendants. Two different peace justires heard tes­ timony against Whitney, IT, o( North Hollywood, Calif., in the murders of Arthur L. Keeler, 32, ami Kenneth G. Mcttarano, 31. Each ordered Whitney held to thr Jury without bond. Trial Of 35 Set TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Ele­ ven anti-segregation s l t d d o w n demon-ilralor* will gu on trial here Thursday and 33 more Friday oo charges of disturbing the peace. The 33, arrested Saturday at ■ demonstration w h i c h troopers "Vr.V tr? v/*b ttx r gai, pleaded Innocent Monday. The group includ­ ed 28 Negroes tram Florida AAM University and fix whites from Florida State. Doctor Sought MIAMI (UPil Detectives searched loday (or a clue lo the whereabouts of Dr. William B. Welch, 34-> par-uld Miami Shores obstetrician wlw was last seen after a midnight call to Jackson Memorial Hospital 1**1 March 4. Hi* car, with his medical bag in­ side. was found in a hospital park­ ing lot last Thursday. Police aaid Ida family believed he had either been the victim of foul play or Ilia amnesia. Job Help Offered tiiae-H B A R T THROB o t'I960. ttnily Williams, chat* with "K ing Ugly” Wlnaten Ptofpy about fhelr crowning m high school H eart Ftihd king and queen at a H eart Fund d ig te n t tha Civic Con ter. Thn 111 in dims votes f o r ’M a s Heart Throb cimdidtUoa, and proceed* to dance went to tha H eart Funds (Herald Photo) Su ■ rnmlitioni were posted from Texas In the Dakotas and heavy winds blocked roads with footdeep drifts and closed schools in Arkansas, Nebraska, Colorado and Kansas. The latest blast of the eruelest March on record laid 14 inches of new snow on Colorado, pelted Kansas City with four inches snd raised snow accumulation at Omaha to a record 23 inches. Then it struck hard-hit Arkan­ sas with seven Inches and raged across northern .Mississippi into rv •fit* Hie Appalachian Mountain areas of Georgia, Virginia and the Carolinas, with a light snowfall re­ corded as far south as Atlanta. The near-blisiird was expected lo drop as much as 12 Inches of snow on southcaslern Missouri to­ day before sweeping int* Ken­ tucky and Tennessee. The new storm turned th* cen­ ter of rescue operations from the Appalachians to South Dakota and eastern Nevada. Officials said warming temper­ atures were melting both heavy Plane In Sea Sanford Naval Air Station officials reported today that two pieces of debris washed ashore near Daytona Bench Feb. 27 hava "positively been identified ns parts of an A3D." Tho parts, a small piece of rubber nnd a piece of nylon webbing, were identified by the plane's manufac­ turer, the Dougins Aircraft Corp., nnd by the manufac­ turer of tha parts. Thay Identified the piece of robber an pnrt of a self scaling gas tank of the type used in the AJD nnd ihd webbing as belonging to hd AND drag sheet. "With th# identification of these parts it can rea­ sonably be assumed that the AM) missing since Feb. 25 crashed a t sea," th* NAS reported. StandardizedWageScale Urged For County Offices Citing Ihe "starvation" wages paid to soma county amployat, County Commission Chairman John Krider railed on county de­ partment heads today to explore further the possibility of cstabIish In it a Mandate wage -scale for all employei. Krider laid there are torn* working tor thr road department making aa tow ai t o wblla other amployea are making a* high ■i 1100 a week. 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPD - Stock price* at t p. m.s American TAT ............... ITU American Tobacco ............ 104'-j C A O ................................ 60S Chrysler .................... . 32** Curtiss • Wright ................. 22'i DuPont .............................. 326 Ksslmsn Kodsk ............... 88't Ford Motor . . . . . .............. 74* • General Electric ............... *6H General Motors ............... 43'fc Int. TAT ............................. S3** t-orlllard ........................ 36*« Minute Maid ...................... !■** Penney ................................... 1H*A Penn RR ............. ............ 14 Hears Roebuck ..............'. 4I*» Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 44H U. S. Steel ......................... 43 WeatlnghouM Kl................... 10 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Hep. John Hell Williams (D-MIss.) Indi­ cated today he would help five southern Negro** go to Pennsyl­ vania to get Job*. William* said he would find Hit Negroes ir Rep. Jam es G. Fulton IH-Pa,) was sin­ cere in saying ho would give them job* in the Pittsburgh area. Ful­ Hope Of Rescuing ton, ditriog debate with Williams on the House floor Monday, denied Miners Fading he discriminated against Negroes LOGAN, W. Va. (UPD-1(op« and aaid he would blr* five Neg­ virtually ran not today for II roes selected by the Mississippi ooa) miners trapped seven day* congressman. In the fire-swept tunnels to an Island Creak Coal Co. mine. Heroic rescue learns, balding around-the-clock against fumes and debris, met bitter disappoint­ ment this morning when they fought their way into two areas where engineers believed the missing men may have harrlradad thamselvea against the fire, beat and killing carbon monoxide. Thay found no tract of tha vic­ tim*. except four abandoned lunch pail*. Tha rescue workers then en­ tered into a labyrjnlh of tunnel* leading off Hit main haulage way. "If thay are not in Ihe third area, they are strung out dead along the back and of Ihe mine," Slate Deputy Mines Director Paul Lingo aaid. tY* U r1KSm I f" © a■ s BSt ;*7•!S£v. sjSrt WASHINGTON (UPD ■— Th# chairman to th* l*M t* tranaportation subcommittee today brand­ ed the administration's -proposal for improving air, rail, road and water traffic aa just a rehash to old r*commendations. Chairman George A. Smathers (DFIa.) promised lo study tha 78point, 14-yfar pregram de­ tail. "I hop* I flog aouu ..jftgats of gold not avlddnt *1 my first look." h* aaid. 1 NEW YORK (UPI), - By l olled Press International One of the worst storms of a long, hard winter whipped across the .Midlands today with foot-deep snows, bitter wind* and froirn rain. The calendar said spring was lets than a week sway, but win­ ter reigned supreme from Colo­ rado across Oklahoma, Nebraska, Arkansas and Kansas into Mis­ souri. Iowa, Kentucky, Tennessee and Illinois. Warnings of dangerous driving m & Smothers To Study Transport Bill NO. 650 Snow Storms Spread Winter Grief Sanford's City Commission last night derided to raise commercial refuse fee* a total of SLITS to bring the charges nearly in line with whst it costs the city to collect commercial refuse. City msnager Warren Knowles reported that fees from the 168 commercial account, in Sanford bring only 86.740 annually. Fees will be raised for 21 of the ac counts to bring the city $ 10,666 per year for services costing 810,819 17. City Attorney William Hutchi­ son reported that Ihe Goldsboro recreation area owned by the school board can be turned over to the city without any further "hitches." The school board own* the Goldshuro property hut Sanford has pul 846,000 worth of recreational improvement* in the area. About 15 Negroes listened to th* commission proceedings. May­ or Hlgglnbolhaqt asked them al the start of the mealing if they had any problems to bring up. A spokesman said they had none at the present time but simply wanted to sit in on the meeting and see how it was conducted. The commission approved a 61-lot plat between 30th and 24th Streets, subject to Ihe approval to tha Zoning and Planning Com­ mission. Surveyor A. C. Douitney presented the plat railed Garden Park. Th* now unplatted land it betwren Country Club Manor and tha city borrow pit. Chuluoto Woman's Death Probed Awarded Grain WEATHER; Scattered nhnwern tnnijrht and tomorrow. Hiuh today, 65-76. Low tonight, 60-05. SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY. MARCH 15. 1960 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 Tax Collector John Galloway, who oppoaed tha plan, aaid ha would go along with further study of it, s* did Tax Assessor Richard McCanns and Circuit Court Clerk David Gatchel. Krider also criticiicd payment or bonuses to emptoyea out of excess funds. " I don’t like (he treatment county money la get­ ting," Kridar said. "You can't taka lax money and Just pas* II around to whom ever you want," ha added. However, Krider said this cast no reflections on present depart ment heads, since (his bonus policy has been going on for a long lime. Galloway said he was opposed lo the standardization plan bacause "1 am responsible for running my office and i'll say Just what employes will get." "I don't want outsidera butting in." he said. Krider said that the board had taken no action on the plan, but was only studying tha Idea to give county employes with low salaries a more equal wage rate. The board agreed to meet with officials from other counties that have started such s plan to gel their views on the program. McCanns said he favored th* plan only if a minimum wag* was set, with no railing oa wages. "I would be in favor to tha plan if everyone ala* went along with II," he added. Gatchel said be would use the plan lithe other department heads did. However, he said, the pro­ gram would have little benefit for lb* constitutional offices, on­ ly those coming under the juris­ diction of the County Commis­ sion. lie cited (he zoning, agri­ cultural and welfare offices un­ der this category. Adenauer, Ike Discuss Berlin WASHINGTON tUPI) - Presi­ dent Elsenhower and West Ger­ man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer met today to discuss tb* Allied stand on Berlin and strategy for the East-West summit meeting in May. The president scheduled a morn­ ing conference with Adenauer, who arrived Monday night from Princelon University where he received an honorary degrre. He alto was invited to a White House stag lunch. Adenauer fold hi* Princeton Pioneer Near First audience that while the West a solution to global differ­ Million Milestone seek* ences it should not be Impressed WASHINGTON (UPI) - Amerl- by Soviet Premier Nikita Kbrushra ’s Pioneer V sun satellite plung­ ehev'a gestures to strength and ed deeper Into spice today and "evrn leas by his threats." was expected to log Its first mil­ lion milas some tima Friday, a week from Ihe day it was launch­ F alae Bomb T h re a t ed at Cape Canaveral. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) The National Aeronautics and —A false bomb threat Interrupted Space Administration calculated Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt's speech that tb* MJ-pound satellite pas Monday night before an totegratad 444,430 milts from tha s a r th 'a t audience at Glbba Junior Collage oooq today* for Negroes, Th* crowd to about By midnight, NAHA calculated, 1,000 filed out to tha auditorium ianaar will t e TIMM mites as poll** searched tor a bomb that above Now Zealand and coasting wa anonymous caller had telephon­ oa at a rata to $,TT4 miles aa ed was aat to go off during th* drifts and nrw snow and tho stranded North Carolina moun­ taineers now have enough sup­ plies to last them through th* winter. In another tense rescue opera­ tion, a parly of ,kiers and a heIV copter reached a wrecked, twinengine plana in deep snow east of Ely, Nev., and reported that all five persona aboard were alive. Two unidentified passen­ ger* were reported seriously In­ jured and a third was said to have hern injured lea* seriously. Casselberry Has New Building Code The Casselberry Board to Al­ dermen adapted a building coda at thair meeting Monday night Alderman Darwin Shea, who drew up the rules with Edward Heinsen, said that th* code con­ tain* minimum building require­ ments and was made as cat? to understand as possible. Persons building in C aiielba* ry must now pay a building fa* ot two cent* for each square foot of living area put up and one cent for each square fool of carport, screen porch or stor> age bulll. Th* rod* rover* re­ quirement* for foundation*, walla the building itself, Joists, roof­ ing, wiring, plumbing and plast­ ering. Shea - aaid that hi drawing s* the coda, the best elements were picked from tha Winter Parte Orlando, Seminole County and Southern Standard Building sodas. Tha rule saya that fines are nsd to exceed ttoo for cod* viola* tlons formed by the Cassalbarrf building inspectors. Board Chairmaa Lytla Swop* said Ihe coda’* purpose ta to keep the Iowa up to a standard and get not worm • hardship an ■ny w ilder. The aldermen apprevad a Ing ram minimi report favoring establishment to a 10-acre ceme­ tery on Laka Drive. Hibbard Casselberry, win will develop Dm cemetery is a private venture, said tha pial will Includa tho onequarter acre non-profit cematary now run by th* Ca tael berry Methodla) Church. Casselberry must get a Hat* franchli* be­ fore he can proceed with th# development. Altamonte Council Hears Complaints Complalnla- a b o u t Infrequent trash collection in Altamonto Springs ware made to tba Alta­ monte commission by savaral resi­ dents last night. Mayor Wilbur Hawkins explained that due to Ihe growth to tn* town and the fart - that Allamont* Springs has only ooa trash collec­ tion (ruck, tha (own hasn’t bean able to keep up to Its once par week collection service, SomeUrnas Altamonte Spring! resident z only gal thair trash picked np every 10 days. The rum miss loners said they would try to make nome provisions for more frequent collection but pointed out that money for in­ creasing Ihe scope to town trash pickups isn't in this year's budget. The commission decided to open bids (j.t a new Altamonte Spring* police car Monday night. Council­ man BUI York was instructed t* work with Folic# Chief Tracy Sul­ livan on getting at least three bids for a next Monday's 7:30 p. nt, mealing. Assessor To Aid Exemption Filing Tax Assessor Richard E.< Mc­ Canns today announced that re* resents lives from his office will * at varied locations in th* county in order lo help with fil­ ing of bomealrad exemption ap­ plications and tax returns. Tha following locations wUl bo visit­ ed: On March IT and II, B. E. Pcrvis real ostato office to For­ est City; March 81 and 33, Alta­ monte Really Co. (across from Prairie Lake Drive In); March 23, North Orlando at tha ViUag* Hall to tha Council Chambers; March U and 3* to Ovtodg to tha T o rn Hitt. McCanns emphaaU*! teat a#> S which homesteads are with all applications for � 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. 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M ar. 10, *60 WASHINGTON (UPI) Disc jockey Dick Clark has stated un­ der oath that he broadcast songs in which ha had a financial Hake «n his nationally televised show, H was learned today. . ’ Clark a matinee idol of the teenage act, also conceded that a record manufacturer gave him a ring and hla wife a necklace with • combined value of 13,400. Rep. John B. Bennett (R-MIch.) ranking Republican on the House "payola" .nvciUgallng subcom­ mittee, told of Clark's *wom statement* tn response to queries from United Press Intemsltonal. Bennett, demanding that Clark be summoned aa a witness, said at a nubile hearing last Friday that the disc jockey at one time held ownership tn IT record and ■auslc companies. ' II* said Clark confirmed these fcbldlngs In an affidavit obtained casting Co. last November. ABC gave Clark a choice of severing these music business connection! or leaving his "Bandstand" show; he chose to cut the business ties. Pruscd for further data ill, Bennett said today that Clark In the atiidavlt to ABC "admitted playing songs that were owned by or distributed-or pressed by com­ panies that he wholly or partly owned, and that he thereby made a financial profit." "Clark's admission in the af­ fidavit alone make a stronger case against him than any of the rlnky-dink disc jockeys we've had as witnesses so far," he said. By DICK WERT WASHINGTON (UP1) — It W«l on a Tuesday list September— a fateful day it I ever asw one— that H.H. Mis reached the Sen­ ate. Like many Important events, It was little noticed at the time, I looked up the Congressional Rec­ ord of Sept. 1, IBM, and found only a brief menllon tbit II.R. MIS hid been referred to the Senate Armed Servieea Commit- CHIEF PETTY OFFICES H. B. Taffsr, left, and family beam with pleasure aftar tha ehlef waa presented hia orders to tha fleet m erve by Cdr. Lewis D. Tamny, r i g h t Taffar la retiring aftar 20 years of service. combo* aueh aa Nat Cole'*, Ray Scott's and John Kirby’ i, Perhaps modarn jata groups could be fit­ ted into a format, too. Tho lode look* promising and if properly exploited could offer many entertalaiag, nostalgia-filled h o il re, Haag in there, you rack's roller*. There may be a TV epeclal In your future. The Channel Owimt If CBSTV la unable to cut tho number of commercial Interruptions In Car­ ry Moore'a variety hour, aa Moore baa aiked, there Is • possibility the show wlU move to NBC-TV In the fall. Former Mlia America Mary Ann Mnbky return* COTTV’ * "B i Our Guset" a n t Wednesday, when Keefe Braiaelto t a in ovar the emcee role from George DoWiU, Featured os Urn show Ferry Como will tape In London lor airing on NBC-TV April W are Sir Ralph Richard­ son, and ballet atari Margot Fon­ teyn and Michael Bomea. Cliff (Charley Weaver) Arquette •hares tha "Peraoo To P*raon" calling cord for -Friday, March M with faihlon designer Elsa Schia­ parelli. Chriitopher Plummer hai landed Uw title role In 0 .1 J .'a "Capt. Braiebound'i Conversion," the "Hallmark llall of Famo" production for Monday, May S on NBC-TV. Members of the Nation­ al Aeademy of Television Arts •ad Sdonees, sow voting on Emmy award*, will consider show* between March 1, 1139 and March at, 1M0. Previous Emmy voting was confined to tbo calen­ dar year’s programming. Two days later, It was approved by the committee and took tta place on the legislative calendar as No. U24. Had not the Senate been In a hurry to adjourn, it might have been routinely passed on the spot. Instead, It was carried over until the 1M0 session. Little did anyone dream that it would be­ come the focal point of one of the longest filibusters on record. While awaiting Senate action, H.R, M il waa picked as the vehide to carry thla yrar'a civil rights legislation. It waa a logi­ cal choice. II.R. MIS baa nothing to do with civil rights. An (nocuous little bill, it mere­ ly would eieuse tbo Stells, Mo., school district from paying rent on ■ U.S, Army building used for classrooms while a burned • out school was being rebuilt In the past three weeks thou­ sands of words have been spoken about amendments to If.R. MIS. Bui soldam bas the bill itself been mentioned. M waa refreshing, therefore, to note that Sen. Sam J. Ervin (D> N.C.) saw fit to Include It tn a apeecb bo made. If he confused Son. Prank J. Lauscho (D-Ohlo) In tbo procen, well such are Uie Retards of n filibuster. Brvln was on the floor com­ plaining b o • t u a o Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson (Tea.) and Republican Leader Bverett M. Dtrksen- (111.) had put the Senate on a M-bour schedule. This, be said, worked a hard■hip not only on southern oppo­ nents of civil rights legislation but also aa "poor Stella, who la now lost somewhere In outer space." Tho long fight, he said, was de­ priving the children of Stella ef an educaUan. At this, Lauacbe, over the gen­ tleman, scrambled to hii feel pro"I have been constantly hear­ ing mention of Stella," he laid. -‘Who la ahoT" "I think aha must be a girt lriend of tho majority leader and of the minority loader," Ervin npiiod. "1 think they ana not treating her exactly right, with the proper degree of — what ta tt that tho French call itT "Ea, d'amourf — because they p her waiting ao long." I trust our senators will con­ tinue to keep Btelle end K.E. MU la mind as they go tbetr weary way. But from now on, gentlemen, let's leave h i out of this. Oil production In the U. S. dur­ ing 1939 averaged T,043,000 bar­ rels a day, an increase of about S per cent over the preceding yyar. LAKE MONROE GIRL SCOUTS learned ubout interna­ tional diatoms and friendship in preparation for Nation­ al Girl Scout Week this week. Drcmdnir the part arc, from the left, Shuron Gunun in a Dutch contume; Dar­ lene Roberts wearing the United States Girl Scouts uni­ 8 TOIlK LOCATED AT THE form; Margie Petty, representing the United States; Vickie Sheehan, representing Argentina; Charlent Abrams, representing Mexico; Rebeccu Giles an Egyp­ tian girl; and Elizabeth Goben, representing Japan. (Herald Photo) / ' OF CYPRESS and PHONE FAIRFAX 2-8240 j m i v e AND WINTM MASON. However, quantM** are MatHad an * u w Home. — ahep early for Shako** aalirtlawt iAN M FIM# w MAMM AiM mwiKl tM KIM lil|M|ai WWiEi j ^ a i y the astounding value* h tW* Circular. 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You earn taka IS, 18 or 24 roatlha am Babmcu aftar PHONE FA 2-8240 - I -j I ST O R E Loctgd CORNER OF CYPRESS and CELERY "Wg'co euro R j I CELERY SANFORD, FLORIDA C SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) Police Wednesday closed the lid no a trunk full of money that 30 boya had been dipping into for the past rive months. The boya, ranging la age from II to II. found (he treasure cheat la a circus etorage yard laat October and used It aa tbetr own private bank «nlU four of them finally told police about it Tues­ day. Detectives theorised M might be the loot from a burglary or a •eriaa ef burglaries, but they impart aa air of authenticity la could not come up immediately lb# proceedings. with any pedicular crime to fit The Swingin' Bingin' Years" the loot. (oh, those titles!) started off on Startled police found about t*>,the right foot with Woody HerOat la Australian pounds, t t l.M in’s head racing through “ Apof k la the chest and tha rest la s Honey" and "Your Father'* tbo home* ef the boys. They think uctaeho.” Woody woe the bright more money may W hidden elmegot la tho February musicals and where on the circus let. hie enthusiasm, showmanship and, "It's not mine; I wish It was," •f couth, spark-filled arrangePie. James M. Mo m , eon of d rew manager Stafford Sullen wenta, m m through again in fine Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Moya ef Ml able, la addition U Woody, there W. Mth St. has been chosen “ aolwere EUa Mas Mona and Fred- dier of the month" at the Thai*, d k SUck, Freddy Martin and Greenland U. S. Nik* Missile 'Sack Fine, Jo Stafford, Louis Base, Iordan's group. Dinah WashingTha is-ycar-old gradual* of jap, Charley Barnet, Vaughn Mon­ Seminole High School ig with Urn A complaint to Sanford poiic* roe aad Stan Kenton. Brief ex- headquarters battery « f tho about theft of MS worth at took OorpU i f Blag Crosby, Duke El- Seventh Artillery at rite he**. Ha from a Mayfair Inn tool aback Bagtea aad Ear Kyscr records has been In the Army two yeas*. led to the arrest at a Ciaclnnatt, t b o wort worked Into the show, Ohio maa Tuesday. ' Next week, "Startlme" will Homer Stewart Thacker wss pound ap come Aeademy Awardcharged with petty larceny lg vlaaiag sons* and lt*a beginning connection with the theft. Polk* recovered the tools, two wallets and other article* stolen {rose ■k aad big band# «as Wad I* big­ narked can. ger ntU gs. Certainly, fhore’e no g NEW YORK (U r n —Mr*. Thom■• Burke got a 13,000 iparkle in her eye and there we* more cele­ bration In a corner of Brooklyn than when the Dodger* won the pennant. The whole neighborhood at Noatrand and Flatbuah avenues had been depressed. Joyce Multan had playfully taken off her diamond engagement ring when her fiance, Thomas McCauley told her it was worth only M cents. It dropped Into the snow and disappeared. The Mullans, the McCauleys, the Burkes and the police shoveled for days but U couldn't be found. Mrs. Burke was standing on the comer bus stop Tuesday when a twinkle from a subway grating caught her eye. MI think I’ ve found It," Mrs. Bnrke said rushing into the Mul­ ls n' house. A neighbor enlisted the aid of a 16-year-old friend and they climbed Into the subway air vent and retrieved the ring. M waa Joyce's, f SANFORD �Education 'Everybody's Business' Edmunds Says Stetson University President J. Ollle Edmunds told the Chamber of Commerce Thursday night that "education It everybody’ s but]ihne**" and that the American peo­ ple must put greater emphasis on their schools to catch up with Russian technological advance*. Edmunds, speaking to 300 mem* hers of the Chamber at their an­ nual meeting stressed that the U. S. spends less than one per­ cent n{ its gross production on education while the Russians are spending three percent. “ We are building bigger and D* 1 finder schools, hut whal are we thing about teachers?’ * Edmunds Mked. “ What are we doing to riise the status of teachers and tfve them the respect they are die so devoted people will con­ tinue in the educational field?" te asked. “ How many of you know the tpme of the math, or chemistry teacher In your high school? You Inow the name of the football and tasketball coach. Why not the tame of the math teacher? “ This could never happen In lussla," Edmunds emphasised. "In Russia, only the party lead­ e n ire more prominent in stature than teachers," Edmunds said. “ Young peopte Just don’t seem to want to go into teaching In this country. Why should they? The young man getting out of col­ lege can start off double the sal­ ary in industry than he can In teaching. “ We must become aware of the importance o f t h e teacher’ s plight. College enrollment Is go­ ing to triple In 10 years and we’ll need 10,000 more faculty mem­ bers. ( F it ? “ What the good of building fancy school* and having no one to teach in them," Edmunds said. "Now, in the Sputnik age, with the debates raging in Congress on why we are lagging behind Russia, people are realising where the trouble is and are finding out that education is everybody’ s business. “ We are behind In the missile race not because we are not producing enough ateel, gas and metals, but because wr are not training our youngsters for the times," he said. Edmunds also stressed Uut the people must give their support to private rotlrgea and stop counting on the government So take cane of educational needs. “ Seminole County supports Us own schools and there it no rea­ son why private schools can’t get along without federal fundt," Edmunds said. “ Onre the government rontrola start In the school*, teachers will start thinking about political af­ filiation* and won’t concentrate on their teaching methods," Ed­ munds said. lim t lit WEATHER: Considerable cloudiness through Saturday. High today, 75-80. Low tonight around 00. f)VOL. XL1X United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY. MARCH 11, 1900 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 648 SnowTraps 500 Families As New Storm Blows In WEAT JEFFERSON, N. C. (UPI —Fog-lihe n o w sad brisk winds stalled efforti today by baiicoptera and National Guard 9trucks trying to f*t toad, fast sad medicine to some 500 families trapped la their nountala home by massive n o w drifts. New enow began piling up to the rugged northwestern corner a# the state sad Adi. Cm - Capua Wayrrirk conceded, “ It looks like we have a real problem. We cant taka too many chance* with that many Uvea to aUkn." The families were marooned by 9 the second severe snowstorm to sweep across the mountains with­ Housholder To Run For Prosecutor C s i a t y Prosecuting Attorney _ Kariyto Houshaida* today announe9 o d Mutf -hn would n**k re-election to the May S Democratic primary. Houaholdor la a member to the First Methodist Church, American Legion, Disabled American War Veterans, OS and I, Elks, Jaycees. Chamber to Commerce, County Bar Association and Florida Bar Association. He was boon and raised in Semi­ nole County, and rstumsd to BanA ford to practice law after gradu9 ating from tbs University to Flor­ ida to Jsoo 1MT. Sinn that time be baa been active to civic affairs to tha County and City and has served an vuriona boards and nowsaltteas. In announcing far re-election Housbokder laid, "It baa boon a groat privilege and wonderful ex­ perience to serve the people of Seminole County as their Prose_ cuting Attorney sine* January p, O lass." i * Li I Tha volume to criminal caaos to our County Court has Increased greatly and la increasing daily a* our County and neighboring coun­ ties grew in population. 1 now file an average to approximately 1TI rases each mouth, and procesa many others that are not filed on because to insufficient evidence, and other pertinent re a sous. In 1951 I proposed a new procedure 9 for handling cases which wa have followed since, and which allows a quicker disposition to cases far defendants who want to estreat their bonds, plead guilty or have a jury trial. “ I feel that 1 have done a good job for tha people to my county and have always put tit* duties to prosecutor ahead of the de­ mands to my general law prac­ tice. This I will continue to do to 9 the best of my ability, hr added. in a weak. Tbs storm aprsad 30 to II inches to snow ever the Blue Ridge Mountains Wednesday and fresh, wind-whipped flurries began settling on the thick layer today. A helicopter piloted by C, L. Laweenee to Pope Air Fores Base attempted a flight over the stricken area early today but wai enable to land because the area was enclosed by fog. The blualery winds piled drifts as high a* It feat along winding mountain roads whose outline* war* barely visible under tbs matted layer to lea and snow. There was danger that other Tha new storm lashed the Mid­ west and South today with snow, rain and sleet, Tha latest winteronslaught gavo the hard hit eastern half of the country no time to clean up record snowsto two days ago. At laast five inches of snow were forecast in part* to Illinois, Ken­ tucky and Tennessee, where up te 21 inches fell Wednesday. Ths storm closed roads and stalled traffic in the Midwest. An unexpected storm dumped four Inches of snow on Atlanta, where rain but no snow had been piedicted. CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) — A near perfect apace shot today sent a beachball-sised American satellite Into orbit around the sun. Ths National Aeronautics and Space Administration aaid to Washington the 94.1-pound alumi­ num sphere was on • path around ths sun inside tha arbits (or Venue and the earth. A Jubilant scientist her* said the launch by a tbree-alag* ThorAblo socket was ns close to perfect as anyone could expect. The satellite. Pioneer V, was designed to radio back to aarth a wealth of Information on radia­ tion, coantie dust and magnetic fields to be found in deep space. The silvery glove ranched a velocity of 34,869 miles an hour to escape the earth's gravitational pull, withha 150 m.p.b. to ths planned speed and 576 m.p.h. above the speed needed. The Up to the sun and Uis orbit to Venn* will toko several months. Pioneer V s orbit is inclined towaid Venus and will entry it It million miles closer to the sun than the orbit of the earth, NASA’* Ur. Aba Silverstoin said. At IU nearest approach, tha Sanford To Have 2 A t Blindness Talks Seminole County representsUves at tbs National Society for the Prevention of Blindness state meeting at Miami Beach, March t», will ha Mrs. Guy Alien to Loch Arbor and Dr. B. H. Ma­ ther* of Sanford. Mrs. Allen is NSPB county branch chairman and Dr. Mathers is NSPB coun­ ty proto >Iona I advisor. Reports on the rare dnd use of the eyes will ha given at the convention. Supervisor of Registration. Mr*. Camilla Bruce; School Board District I post. James Birkcnmeyer; District 2 School Board post. Boy Mann; Con­ stable District 3. George Kelsey; Peace Justice District 4. Hugh Duncan: Constable, District 4, Bob Carroll; Peare Justice Dis­ trict I, L. L. Cox. John Nellie* ton xnd Elmer Ashley and Conatablr District 6. W. D. Bridge. Frank Lucjy and Grady Hall. In the tax assessor's post both Richard McCanns and Mary Earle Walker have said they would xeek the post but neither has qualified. County Commission Chairman John Kriiar and B aud mamber from District 1 said today ha will make an announcement Mon­ day on wbatbec ho will sphere will be 14,100,009 miles from the aun. It will resell thia distance about 151 days from now. It will complete its journey around the aun to I l f days. Fioaoor T. equipped with the moat powerful radio transmitter aver sent aloft by tbs United States, waa launched to test tom. amuicatfana over planetary dia* toncaa up to 60 million miles. Ameriann erienlists to Britain put the payload on an apparently true course, at tha proper instant Osteen Bridge Project To Go Into Road Budget Heminole County received the assurance to tha Stoto Road De­ partment District 6 board Thurs­ day that work on a new Osteen Brldgs will b* put to ths 8RD budget and that contracts on the W. First 8t, project will be let in Juno or July, The board also informed County Commission Chairmen John Kridor and Stoto Men. Douglas titanstrum that the Sanford A vs. wid­ ening improvement project will start within tha next two weeks. Road member Rolf* Davie, noted that requests always exceed tb* available funds but are valuable for long-range planning. Twelve counties, including 8i-minole were told by the board that projects will he undertaken ac­ cording to the need and the dol­ lars avallsbls. District engineer Rickey Green *«i<l that .Seminole County ha* 6794.000 secondary Ajnds available through June 1961. ■Sen. Stenstrom, told the board of the necessity for constructing s new Ostrn Bridge as the present one was “obsolete." Davis told ths Seminole County deiegstion that construction on tha bridge would be put into tha budgel this year. Cost of the project is expected to be around 6150,000, U' K t'± 'r\ On the W. Flrat St. project, which will go from French Ave, to the Interstate, Davis told the Seminol* delegation that contracts 2 More Survivors Pulled From Ruins RABAT, Morocco (UPI) — Two more survivors of the Agadir earthquake were rescued from the city's ruins today, 13 days after tb* rubble bad entombed them. Their rescue brought to 12 the number to persons pulled out of the wreckage after virtually all hop* had boca given up. Eight were rescued thus ode/ and Mr* tha day bafan. Tb# two survivors brought out by search crows today bath wore News Briefs Progress Report Dial Suit Dropped MIAMI ( UPI)—Federal District Judga Joseph P. Ueb dismissed Ihe ex tradition case Thursday ■gainst Maj. Pedro Dias Lens, former Cuban air force chief sought by the Fidel Castro govern­ The Chamber of Commerce haa played a major role Mi ment for allegedly dropping ex­ plosive* on Havana, >nt icing new industry into the county, Mack Cleveland J r. Shows C Of C Role past president, told approximately 800 C of C mentboa* m their annual meeting Thursday night. ROTA NAVAL BASE. Spain "Without the work of the chamber there would not bnv« (UPI)—U. S. authorities said they jpen any Dynatronlca or Dearborn here,” Cleveland aaid in Survivors Airlifted DAVID LATCH EL Galchel Qualifies For Clerk's Job David M. Galchel, who wa* appointed Circuit Court Clerk In November today qualified as a candidate foe that post. Gatrhel was appointed to toe post to replace the ‘ retiring O. after Mm launching hare at S;02 P. Herndon. e . m . The U. I . team, headed by Galchel served on the County William Young to Los Angelas, -Commission for ona year; ona pushed'a button at 9:27 a.m, and yaar aa Sanford mayor and (hrao tha hugs Jordrell Bank radio tela wop# triggered the release of the years oa to* City Commisaion. In announcing his candidacy, 90-pound instrument-carrying capaula from tha carrier rocket. Galchel aaid, "Since I have been Payloada of earlier U. 8. pinhes privilrdged to serve in this of­ have been separated from the last fice, I have had the excellent stage* of their earrier rockets either automatically or by signals cooperation and help or the staff and In addition, the Invaluable from U. 8. launching site*. aid to E. L. Burdick, former chief deputy clerk. "Now that I am well acquaint­ ed with the many varied dutiea of thia office, 1 am aubmltting to the votera to Seminole Coun­ ty my rarneat and sincere de­ sire to continue to serve them as clerk of the circuit court," Galchel said. will be lei in the summer and work “ In myambition la stay will proceed soon afterward*. abreast of the current time and Davis also said that the .Sanfurd labor sav'ag melh nls possible to Ave. project from Geneva Ave. to this office, I have made various Uinder'a Corner should start with­ trips to tha clerk’* office to other in tha next two weeks. "We are counties in central Florida. Aa just waiting for tha contractors to |a result I have formulated lime post bonds," Davis aaid. tested and approved plans for However, on the other top pri­ maximum efficiency and econ­ mary projects presented to (be omy to be applied in all circuit board, Davia said Ml will make no ruurt work, In the duties aa keeper of the public records fur commllmtals." Kridar aaid aftor ths meeting the county, in the responsibilities that during the past two budget si county finance officer and years $600,000 haa been in the auditor and all other duties aa 8RD budgets for Seminole County prescribed by law," Gatchal stat­ making $1,200,000 "and w# are ed. Galchel la a graduate to Stet­ disappointed that no money haa son University, served in the Air been spent." Plana should lie made for the Forrr during World War II and •pending of the** funds In the wa* i-oowner and manager of county during tha budget year, Central Florida Quick Freese and otherwise It is misleading to the Storage Co. for 10 years. tv lives with Isis wife at 410 public," Krider gild. W. Imil St. and ia a member of Ihe First Baptist Church, Klwani* Club and Chamber to Commerce. U.S. Satellite Orbits Sun 27 Qualify For County OfficesAsDeadlineNears » A last minute rush of political '•activity Is expected next Monday and Tuesday as (ha official quali­ fying dale for the Democratic primary ends at noon Tuesday. A* of noon today, 27 candidates have qualified /or the 10 public offices open for election. Those who have qualified are: Circuit Court Clerk, David Galchel and Arthur Betkwlth Jr.; tax collector, John Galloway; ^Sheriff, J- L. Hobby and J. Q. •Galloway: District 1 County Commissioner, T. V. Brown and J. C. Hutchison; District 1 Coun­ ty Commissioner, Ted WUllama and J. D. Cordell; District 5 County Commissioner, Lawrence Swtofard, Ed B n s n t H , Jasons Avar? and OUx Fsorakro; Dis­ trict 5 County Commialioa post, John Fitipalrltk and Komar Lit- areas would soon be isolated. “ North Wilkeaboro is running out to fuel," Waynlck reported. “ I have ordered trucks to head for that area from Winston-Salem. The coal is being put In 100pound bags to be dropped from helicopters." Wayniek said the biggest needs were fuel and attaint for emer­ gency vehicles. National Guard troops teamed up with police to distribute food in snowbound ares* to Virginia. More than half to Virginia's schools stayed closed, at did hun­ dreds to others to the winterweary Southland. DKIVINK HOME A POINT on the need for increased public intarost in education la Hr. J. Ollia Edmunds. Among listeners At the spartara’ labia nt the C of C dinner wore, from left, Mrs. Knrl Higginbotham and Mr, and Mra. B, L. Perkin* Jr. (HanM Photo) DeBary Firemen Name Officers would fly the remaining aurvlvor* of the Navy plane (hat crashed in Ihe Sierra Nevada mountains to the naval hospital here from Granada today. All 24 Marines and Navy men aboard the plane survived (he crash and the Navy aaid all the injured are expected to recover. Citrus Shipping Up TAMPA (UPI) -T h e Florida Citrus Exchange predicts It will ship 30 per rent more fresh cittrus thit^season than ft did last yt^r- despite amallor grapefruit ana tangerine crop*. At of Feb. 20, when early and mld-aoasoa fruit was cleaned up. Exchange General Manager J tom J L .L es­ ley said shipments wore up 36 percent ever tost season. Pioneer Merchant, N. P. Yowell, Dies At Orlando Home Central Florida merchant pio­ neer N. P. Yowell died tost night at his Palmar St. home la Orlande. The eo-foundcr to the present tvey’a of Orlando and of Sanford’s Yowell Company died to hla sleep at tha age to 33. Mr. YassoU had been M poor health and bad ret•ntljr had medical treatment la Duka University Hospital, Dur­ ham, N. C. Appointment Out Mr. Yowell started tb* pcesenl SALEM, Ore. (UPI) — Republi­ Ivey's of Orlando about 13N to can Gov. Mark Hatfield haa indi­ partnership with Benjamin Drew, cated ha wilt not appoint Mra, He owned the Sanford Yowell'e to Maurine Neuberger to fill out partnership with his brother, A- E. tb* unrxpired term to her lata Yowell, until 25 years ago, when husband, Sen. Richard L. Neu­ ha sold the store to hla brother. berger. The move came only 0 Born to Luray, Va., be came few hours after Mra. Neuberger to Orlando with his parents, bro­ filed at a Democratic candidate ther and slater In 1134, when ha for Ihe Senate seat to tha May was IX yeara old. 10 state primary, and only 24 Before the sale of tha Orlando hours before the (Sing deadline Yowell-Drew store (o Ivey'a, about to 6 p. m. today. 12 years ago, he was president of the firm and his alster, Mra. Cuba Reply Studied J. D. Barnes, was vice president. WASHINGTON (U P I)- Tha U. After selling the etore Mr, Yowell S. government may send news retired to his Palmer St. home, broadcasts to Cuba to oounler though be aitU had many investthe heated charges leveled i ments to Central Florida. Ho waa againat this country by tha Css- a member to lha Presbyterian tro-controiled press and , radio. Chureh. No definite plan has been de­ Surviving aao We brother, Ar­ cided upon, hut one proposal din- thur E. Yowell to Satoord; his rlosad Thursday ealla for lha sister, Mrs. J. D. Barn** to Or­ Voice to America to ,buy Bin* lando; a son, M. P. Yowell Jr., to on commercial station* in Flor­ Orlando; two daughters, Mrs. Wil­ ida or Puerto Biro for special liam Pittman, and Mrs. A. A. broadcasts to til* Cuban people. Slrwart, both or Orlando; seven grandchildren sod nine greatgran drhiIdran, Jewelry Stolen Funeral service* have been ten­ WEST PALM BEACH (U P D Thieve* look an undisclosed tatively scheduled for Monday, amount to jewelry Thursday from with Carey Hand Funeral Home to the hotel room to Mrs. John Orlando fa charge. McCarty, wife of the gubernator­ ial candidate, in Ihe (latest of four Jewel thefts in the area. Tha FBI wa* called Into Ihe theft Pulling dirael fuel oa a fire series Thursday after Jack R. hospitalised Herbert Parker, a Dorman of Palm Beach report­ Negro, after the fire flared up ed more than ltd,wo in Jewel­ un Ihe Wheeler and L'o. grounds in ry and $000 In cash waa takrn Oviedo Thursday night. Sheriff's from hit home while be and bis deputy Roy Alford helped Parker get to a hospital. * wif* were attending a movie. Injured In Fire The Drltay Volunteer Firemen’* Auxiliary haa announced it* Gale of officer* for the rnmlng year. Tha year Min Brattice 7‘yaon, president: Mr*. Thnnm* Howard, vice president; Mr*. Paul Froelwlier, secretary; Mi*. William Siekmann, rorre, purulent; and Mr*. Jutiua Voigt, ltea*urer. Mr*. Sylvan Grumliaeh ha* been , elect, rd to be a director for a three year term. New members are' Mi*. Erie Wenberg, Air*. Atrhui Kini-lair, and Ma. George Hhlvelhood. ■Tha stioeaoy -aaid fam tha past yaar Mm Chamber roe ate •d Ms highest membership fa history and he Mmaha l the faeaa* bare for tfaoir Cleveland also praised tha done by Manager M m Erldmr and public relation* Charlie Morrison. 4 !» Ball To Benefit Crippled Children Tha Seminole Children’s Society will ball March II m the society. Ths btol wift bo bald at t g. m. to tha Mayfair Inn ballroom. There will be danetog and h floor show, highlighted by val musical selections and a ma ette show. Chairman are Kan Meletosb and Mrs. A. O. Pan**. Ticket* mag be purchased from any mamber to Urn Satoord Piled Chsb and from Mra. Barney Ote thaiia, Cbuluota; Mrs. J. W. Tam boruogh. Geneva; Mr*. Robes* Bradford, Altamonte Springs; Mrs, Georgs J. Buambach, Casselberry) Mrs. W. A. Forward, Forest City) Mrs. Raymond Ball, Lake Mary) Mrs. John Lambertsoa, DeBary and Mrs, Joseph Pavelchak, Fern Park. A Start Ground breaking ceremonies fur the County Health Center were held Thursday sflcrnoua. Mrs. Hold* Kibbe, ths oldest nurse to ths county's health sys­ tem turned over tbs first above! to an impressive ceremony which featured city and county officials. Construction on the project, lo­ cated on Ninth RL and Errsab Ave., started today. 1 p. m. Stocks Rescuers Begin ‘Push’ Into Mine LOGAN. W. Va. (UPI) -R e s cue workers early today prepared I for a final drive they hoped would push them through a fire-ravaged coal mlo* blockade to reach II trapped men. Tha craws hauled throughout the night te aubdun a smoldering fir* that stood between tb* entombed men and themselves, and to cool the area to anablo them to eon reviewing Chamber aetivtttoe Iay 19S3-39. Cleveland also outlined the Chamber’s efforts In battling for bettor roads la tha eounly and promoting Samtoolo County a l •ear lha nation. **I sever realised K,** Cleve­ land aaid, "but tha Chamber bag had Inquiries from 4V states. H ip lao, Canada and own from Cam ire's Cuba." Clsveland said Mm Chamber ban worked hard to publish new map* to Sanford and Urn county lar now residents lad act up * poet toft** committee to work with h fatal •fancies getting a now poet attic* MI88 HEART THROB OP 1960 may ba ona of theaa girls whan tha Semin­ ole High Heart Fund queen ia chosen at a Civic Canter dance tonight. The candidate who haa the most votes from Seminol* High atudenU will be crowned by School Sunt. R. T. Mil woo ot 9 a.m. Proceed* of tho 841 p.m. (lance will also go to tne Heart Fund. Candidatea, from loft, a n Angie Stewart, Collewn McFariln, Sally William* and Belay Williams, France* Strickland, the fifth candidate, wan nut present for the picture .(Earald Photo) NEW YORK (UPI) prices al I p. m.t American TAT ................ American Tobacco .......... Bethlehem Stoto Cbrystor ........... Curtiss - Wright DuPont ............. Eastman Kodak Ford Motor ...... General Electric General Motors Graham • Paige Int. TAT ........ LorUtord .... Minute Maid « Penney Peon MR Sean Roebuck ........ ........ Standard Oil (NJ) Studebskar .......... U. A. ■I �\ tip t a n fo r l frr a lh Pape 2—Frti March 11, 1960 Church Of Christ CIURCI OP CHRIST Caaota Nuarene h im h u church or thu NAXARRNE Ralph Brower J r ........' Evangelist O'BRIAN ROAD Bible School ............. 10:00 a. a. htr. Jim rUbar Pastoc- Morning Worihlp .v... 11:0# a. a. Suadir i d m l Ml a m Eroding Worship. TiM p. a. Maralaa worihlp 1I:«S a. ra Wad. Prayer Sarvlea .. 7:10 p. a Toitt service ......... Bill j m Rvangelletlc service T:S0 p. m. Morning Worship 11:10 a. m. CHURCH OF CHRIST Ved. prayar serriee T:U p. m. Paala Etra Duacaa ................ Mlntiter LAKE HART Morning Worihlp .. 11:00 a. a. c a t m c a o r t h e n a ia r b n e Evening Worihlp..........4:00 p. m. Labe Harp Thun. Bible Study .... TiM p. a . K L Drawdy . / ........... Paator Sunday School ... 10:M a. m. CHURCH OP CHRIST Morning Worihlp*” ? 10:88 a. a . Chrlatlaa Sarvlea Training <*.oo Evaalag Worihlp .... T:M p. n. p. m. Episcopal Gfavaaaelr ...... Paator School ............0:41 a. a . iWerahip ... llilo a. a . I Union ... d:M p. a . i Warship TtU p. a rayar Sarvlea 7:4f p. m. Nonary nvallahlo Evening Worihlp........7:80 p. m. WaS. Prayar Sarvlea 7:80 p. m. HOLT CROSS HP1STOPAL Presbyterian CHURCH Part Aea, at 4th K riRST PRESBYTERIAN lav.’ John W. Thomas .... Palter CKUKCE Maly Eucharist. . .. . . . . f:M a. a . Oak A n . and T IM St. Family Serriee— Morning Worship .... 1:41 a. Church S chool........ 0:00 a. a . Buaday School ........... *:«» a. Honing Prayer— Morning Worship . ... 11:M a Sermon ................ 11:00 a. a. Scaler Fellowship .... S:oo p Holy Coamualon— Evening Worihlp ... T:SB p. Tuoalay .................... T:M a. m. Wad. Prayar Service....7:|g p. Wednesday......................10:04 a.a . Nuraery AvaUlbla Thuroday ..................... 7:31 a. nr Saeramont of Pananco PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Saturday ............ 8:004:04 p. a. m. m. m. m. m a. , DEHART ........Paator Asioa. Paator 10:08 a. . 11:00 a. TtHD p. . . .7:10 r. a. a. m. a. .. T:M p. a . DoSary Clvle Canter ALL PAINTS EPISCOPAL A. C. Sum mere ............. Pai CHURCH Sunday School ........... 1:00 a. Eattrpriae • DoRary Fr, Paul 8hu]ta . . ......... Paator Morning Worihlp .. 10:10 a. Holy Coaauriou— Sunday ........................ S:00 a. a. Morning Prayer— Joe Slate Named Choir Director Nowly appointed to tho Plnerest Baptist Church Musle-RocraaUonal Dept, la Joe Slade who will he the director of the three choirs: tho ColMtlll, tho Cherub and Carol, and tha supervisor of re. creational programs for,the Jun* loro, Intermediates and Young People, Originally from Grtffia, O#., ha graduated from Edgowster High School in Orlando and la attend­ ing Stetson Unlvoralty In DaLnnd. Sermon ........ ............ 11 a. a . Holy Communion— lit Sunday each month U a. a . John W. PUay ............... Pastot CHRIST CHURCH Sunday School ........ 18:88 a. a . Morning Worship ... . 11:00 a. a . Junior High Weetatalfter Fellowship ............. I N y n le v . George L. Granger paator Sunday Service I a. a . Senior High Wests laliter Fetlowahlp ............. 7:18 p. a . Ghurah school 10:00 a. a . Holy Comauniaa First, Third Swday UPSALA COMMUNITY PRC1BYTERIAN CHURCH Jewish Synagogue John W. PtUey .................. Pastor CONGREGATION BETH HRAEL Maralag W orihlp........ f :88 a. a . Sunday School ....... 10:88 a. a . IMS and MagnsBa Friday Evening Sarvico . . I p . . Weetatatster Fellewahlp Junior .................. 8:18 p. a . Westminister Fellowship Lutheran Beaten ............. ... 7:18 p. m. GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH Other Churches Baufmd Bhrinn Ctnh 1st RL M l U t Avn. PWRCHEST ASaSHRLT Ernest Bollck Jr. . Pastor Ckuth Sohool 8:88 g« a . Morning Wnrahlp . . . . lOtri a. a . Study classei on the New Teitment will begin nent week at the First Baptist Church. "From Bethlehem to Olivet" Is the text to bo uood. This book may bo bought for 78 cents or borrowed from tho Church library. Throo classes will bo given each wook covering tho same lotion; Tuesday at 8:3© a. m. and 7:30 p.m., also Friday evening at 7:30 p.m, P. B. Fisher, Instructor of tho close, Invitee everyone Interested to attend and bring their Bible. The classes are held In tha chapel of tho Educational Building. Longwood Church Pious Litany An evening prayer, litany and address will taka ptare at LongWood's Christ Chureh Episcopal Lenten services at B p.m. today. "Tha Meaning of Loot" eras tha tople nf discussion at tho church womon'o group meeting this wook. Mrs. Herbert Thompson led the Weeuhlp Barrie* . . . . . S tilt a.ga. dUcnesion. A special meeting of •T. LUKE'S LUTHBRAN Sunday S ch o o l............8:43 a. a . tho eburchwomen has been called Maria CNoor OvMo) : ' Marring H onrip . . . . I* :08 a. a . for Monday at I p. a . at tho parBtajhaa M. Toby ............. Paster Krowing Sorrioo .......7:41 p. a . Morning W orship........ 1:81 a. a . A.Y.F.-Youth Sorrioo .. 4:88 p. a . Sunday School ........ 8:80 a. a . Christian Day School, Monday through Friday — KhrisruiTtsu * 888 E. Second S t ■today School ........ . 11:40 a. a . Sunday W oreU p........ 11:00 a. a . Wadaaadly Barvica . . . . 8:00 p. a . Tucoday Reading Room— S:D8Wed. Bible Study....... 7:80 p. a . 4:11 p. a , Thursday Reedtag Room— 1:80* Fri. M M .tr, School. . . 7:80 p. a . M d a y Service ............S:M p. a . 4:18 p. a . Church Of God M r r n h ii j 1147 Eta Avenae J. H. Mesier . . .. Pastor •uaday School ..........8:43 a. a . Morning Worihlp . .11:00 a. m. Evangelistic Service ..7:80 p. m. Woman's Missionary Young People'i Harriea. Wed ........... 7:81 p. a . Did ft*t over notion that « n t l shOdrao talc about Ood wMh a faith oo aimple, to beautiful that you cannot question Ha rinearltyt Aak them why they Ilka the min, for butanes, and they may ao> gwer, "Beenuw God made It, so the flowers wlH grow." ' Unlike grown-up*, children neeopt God's order without a doubt They believe la his lor* for than m naturally ns they gat up with the daylight and go to bed with tho dork. In God’s eye*, wo nr* nl «hfldran . . . Mia children. And who* we idult* have lost la th* way of virion, hi the way of filth, muat bo renewed and replenished with tack day and advancing year. Wo, too, eon find God again—and, edteu, ourselves as well—by going to church, by praying, and by accepting the tome Ho atnadi to wadr to ghaut. The support of the Church Series is aponiored by the following Business Firms Rib Theatre Phillips Leilani “The Best In Movies** tot MagwriU Am PA 143M “House of Beauty” 2640 Hiawatha Avu. PA MTiT Celery City Printing Co. McReynolds Drug Co. “Hera Since 1920” 115 S. Park Ava. PA I-I581 HOURS: 8:00A .M .-10:30P.M. SiSS Park Mr* PA MMI Compliments of Compliments of Negro Churches PROGRESS MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Midway Jf* WlUUma ............... Paator Sunday School ........ I:U h a . Morriag Worship ... lt:M a. a . Pint, Third, Fourth Sunday* Evening Worship . . . . T r i p . a . First, Third Sunders Uihor Board, Tuesday T:M p .a. Choir Rehearsal, Tuesday.................. |;gg p.a. Junior Church, Wedoeiday ........... 7:30 p.m. BuilniN Meeting........ l oo p.m. M For AU Your Printing Needs** Sally Mao* ... SOI W. 11th PA 8-2811 “Complete Building MAteriali McCracken Road P A 8-08 Christian Sanford Atlantic National Bank Member P.D.I.C. 101 B. Ini “Price* Are Never Higher” PA M i l l "IF YOU CANT STOP • SMILE AS VOU GO BY" 101 So. P irk Ave. PA 1-7030 •11 Bant lat PAM “Chevrolet • Oldemoblle - CodilUc” •10 K. M i P A M 7I �F ri. M irth 11, I960— P ag* 3 ! K athleen H on ored j A t Birthday A n d G o in g -A w a y Party Little Min Kathleen Willard : of Lake Mary had a double cele* |bration latt wee'., when a. birth: day and going away party was liven in her honor. Cake and lee ; cream were irrved. Thoic attending were: Kathy, Relay, and R i p Rugcnsteln. David Alexander, Lela, Judy, and David Hobby, Ruth Freeman, (rale. Keith, and Colin Keogh, Stanley Howell. Mr. and Mra. Robert Ruceniteln, Mr. and Mr*. Richard Keogh, Mri. Ida Keogh, Mr. and Mra. Roy Howell, Mrs. Luther Hobby, and Kathy'a par­ ent*. I By JEANNE WARNKE TA 2-TU8 Selected as models ir e Mrs George Wells, Mrs. George Stine, Mrs. W. L. Gramkow Sr., Mrs. IT SNOWED AND SNOWED in William'Kirk, Mrs. Paul Colman. New York City but that didn't atop Elizabeth Scinocca and Dora« t h y Odham from a fabulous five w day whirl! They atayed at the Park Lane Hotel where Liz and Eddie were gucata - • rubbed elbows with Ethel Merman in the hotel elevator - • aaw the Ed Sullivan and Price la Right tele­ vision shows and enjoyed three Broadway shows, “ Taka Me Along." “ Music Man." and the French hit, “ Plume De Ml Tantr.” They dined in alyle at Sardi’a —and at many more of the famous “ restaurants in the city - - a twohour taxi tour made a quick and and easy way to see how New Yorkers live - • but on foot they sloshed through snow (In new overshoes they were forced to buy) for an exciting shopping spree. In plush Harry Winston's jew­ elry salon they admired a private collection of priceless diamonds, emerklds and other precious gemi • and discovered how it fecla to wear a $120,000 ring! Tuesday they were guests of •n executive of the Marco En­ gineering lnr. who look them to the Bronx where Freedom Land, MRS. SCH1LKE 203 acres In the shape of the United States, is being •trans­ formed into a great attraction • • Mrs. John White, Mrs. Donald each State will feature some au- Fla mm. Mri. William Stemper thenle event or place and Cape and representing the teenagers, Canaveral will be reproduced to Sandra Kader and Gay Hunt. __ _____ JFlorida. _Plena were AND there will be male models, •represent ~ pointed out to them as they too - • the women are still drove around the site in a Jeep rounding them upl Tickets are • • and they were Invited to re­ on sale and the show proceed* turn at guests for the grind will benefit worthy civic pro­ opening on or around June It. jects • • you can call Mrs. They also were shown detailed Clyde Ramsey it FA 2-07M for drawings for Clrcusland which is information about tickets. planned for Sanford. DON'T FORGET lo ace our Both women felt that the In­ local dancers Ihti Sunday wben ternational Flower Show wat the they appear In a Workshop per­ highlight of their visit . . • Eli- formance at the Civic Centar • • •xabelh said ehe got so many good tha time Is three o'clock and ideas there for an oriental gar­ there will be no admission charge den that she Is planning for her home. Club Departments “ SHOP AT HOME" will be the theme of the big dinner fashion »how being planned bp the Wom­ an's Club for March St at the Civic Center. Shirley (Mra, Carl) Schilke, chairman ef the show, tells ma that many loeal stores will be Showing their prettiest The clvie and social departments that evening. of the Sanford Woman's Club will meet Wednesday for their March programs at the club house. A covered dish luncheon will be served at 12 o'clock, followed by tha eivlc busineta meeting and pro­ gram. Mrs. V. Robello, viee presi­ dent of the Seminole Memorial SATURDAY Auxiliary, will »P*«k on the activi­ Brownie Troop 44 meets In the ties of tha auxiliary. Youth Building of the First PresThe social department will meet byterian Church at 1:30 p. m. m l_A.akS C lmniial Pkllfiflll fttoa. at 2 p. m. for a session of bridge ~ W Plnecrest Baptist Chureh Jun­ ior Recreation at 1 p. m. Inter­ and canaata. Mra. W. B. Brinson and her mediate Recrratioa at 1:11 p. ha. committee will be in eharga of the SUNDAY luncheon and Mr*. John Eick and Plnecrest Baptist Chureh Youth her committee will arrange the Fellowship, I p. m. card program. Intermediate M Yr of Enter­ prise Barnett Memorial Metho­ dist Chureh meets at 8 p. mJunior MYF • p. m. Senior MYF will have the fourth of a aeries O of Fireside Chats at tha koma of Mrs. C. A. Henderanw at • Plan Joint Meetings Next Wednesday G et-A cq u a in ted C o ffe e Sponsored B y Enlisted W ives MR. AND MRS. GERALD R. WOMACK Mrs. H olly P iercy • Malcolm Family Holds Reunion Hostess T o S. S. Class M eeting Membere of the Golden Circle Sunday School class of the Fint Baptist Church met at the home of Mra. Holly Piercy on Holly Ave. for their monthly business and social meeting with -group five icrvinf aa hostess. Mrs. M. N. Cleveland led the group in the opening devotions, using as her topic, “ God's Pur­ pose For liis People." Mra. Fran­ cis Hall, closed the period with a apeclal prayer. Mri. C. H. Goethe, president, presided at tha business session when plans wera discussed for fu­ ture activities that might create new interest In the monthly social and business aeasions. A love offering was taken and proceeds added to the fund to car­ ry on clast projects. ' During the social hour, Mrs. Cleveland wa* awarded the priie for an enjoyable contest. Hostesses served a dessert course and coffee to members present. Enterprise Church Calendar BY HELEN SNODGRASS either tide with tall bavketr of Mra. Grace R. Reale of Enter- white cladi. chrysanthemums, Iris priie and Gerald R. Womack, L\ anfl hchlcd candelabra. S. N., of Key Weal, were united tn * T>'<' M de. given in marriage marriage in an informal ceremony / j j , in the presence of family and alngle rlrand of pearls and while cloie frlenda. Saturday, March 3 aCi-e»ioriel and wore a white orat 8 p. m., at the home of her cj,|,| conage. brother, F. C. Long, Main St., Enj|cr on]y attendant, Mr*. Jam's terpriic. c. Welch, rhoie a blue Uffetu The ainglr ring ceremony per- rircia with black aceenoreii and formed by Rev. Hill Swycar of wore a pink carnation conage. the Harnett Memorial Mctliodlit Jamca C. Welch, Enterprise, U. Church waa mail impresitvt ax the S. N. icrved at belt man and both couple exchanged vow* under an he and Gerald were droned in archway drrorated with greenery Navy llluca. and white flower* and flanked on The reception immediately fnl|-------------------------lowing the ceremony wat held in Personals Officers* W ives •onsor Mrs. Donald K. Ethell and Mrs. William T. Blakemore wrre ro-hoateitra at a coffee for VA1M officers' wives at the Ethell home this week. The St. Patrick's Day center­ piece waa awarded aa a door prise to Mrs. R. Golden. Mrs. R. Forster, who will soon leave the squadron, received a tray and aeveral new members were welcomed to the group. It was announced that mem­ bers will meet at the home of Mrs. Harvey E. Fisher, March 2$, for a session of bridge. Mrs. George Kimmons was appointed new publicity chairman. Hostesses for the April get together. will be Mrs Kenneth L. Caskey and Mra. Charles E. Guth­ rie. Those attending were Mrs. Da­ vid A. King, Mrs. Coskey, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. Kim­ mons, Mrs. Golden, Mrs. Rich­ ard Gralow, Mra. William L. Hacked, Mrs. Neal Johnson. Mrs. Monard Ullcbor, Mrs. Harold McCumbcr, Mrs. Donald MeGraw, Mrs. Robert Provencher, Mrs. Robert Sstre, Mrs. Barton Bartholomew, Mrs. Ralph Stell, Mrs. Max Otlo, Mri, James Gois and Mrs. W. Hull. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ryan and Miss Helen Snodgrass attended the surprise birthday dinner honoring Rlchird Harris, given by Mrs. Harris at their home in Lauren Court, Maitland, Friday. Mrs. Rosa Let Petermaa la visiting her son, Carroll, In Clewiston this week. Mra. Sam Lawson left Friday for a visit with her sister and Any baby la more comfortable brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Conrad in Harrisonburg, Va. when he's clean. BY MAnt AN JONES The Malcolm sisters and bro­ thers were united for the first time since the early IDto's in what turned nut to lw a double family reunion Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Malcolm in Oviedo. The Duval family were the co cclebrateri. Mrs. Malcolm wai the former Hazel Duval. Oilier local members of the Matcolm family wera Mr. and Mrs. Irving Malcolm and Mr. and Mrs. Alex I.einharl. Joining them here were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zannry, Atlanta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dixon, Jackson­ ville; Mrs. Vic Tipplns, Daytona Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Bute Rapp, of Daytona Beach and Pittsburgh, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Springman, of Pliilailclphla, Pa. The Malcolm family group In­ cluded Jack Malcolm, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Malcolm, who flew here from San Francisco, Calif, another son, Keith, nf Ft. Knox, Ky., and the following couples and their families: Mr. snd Mrs. Jimmy klileolm, of Tsngerine; Mr. and Mrs. Felton Lavender, Coldrnrod: Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Malcolm, Oviedo; Mrs. Betty Brown, Joe klileolm, Bobby Malcolm and kiln Shirley Malcolm. Children of Mrs, Alex Lelnhart Included, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gore and children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gore. J. Y. Harris and Miss IJnda Harris. Also present were Miss Brtsy Carpenter of Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Tipplns, Jackson­ ville, Mrs. G. K. Duval, the Boh Slavik family, the Lloyd Dunklee family and Claude Mc­ Cormick, Jacksonville. A deli­ cious basket dinner was enjoyed by shout 62 members of the family and guesti. SATURDAY The Ladles Society of the Luthrran Church of the Redeemer will hold a hake sale in front of the Food Fair grocery, begin­ ning at P a. m. Homemade cookies, rakee and pla will ha featured. MONDAY Sanford Drove 180 B. P, 0 . poes meets el 8 p. m. at the Elks Club for Initiation and a social meeting. To give plum pudding or fruit­ cake a flaming touch, top each serving will) a sugar rube dipped in lemon extract. Light the sugar cube and serve. Th« KnliMed Men’a Wivea of VAH-5 held a gat-arquainted cof­ fee, ThundRy morning, at the homa of Mr*. Norma Welsh In Sunland Eitatra. A rortage of white carnation* waa prearnted to Mri. H. S. Moore, wife of the commanding officer of VAH-5, RtfrealimenU of coffee, tea and paalrita were aervrd. New memhort prrtent were Mri. Mary Ella Fields, Mrs. Ixtls Fow­ ler, Mra. Edith Hosiman, Mrs. Vickie Guynn, Mrs, Ann Almond and Mra. Jo l^efita. A tat of ash trays was awarded to 31ra. Nan Quinn as the door priie. In Thankful Tribute THB REMIND LB 2 I F —DeBART ° COUNCIL gratefully accapta and acknow­ ledge! memorial contributions for HEART RESEARCH. C P O W ives C lu b P. O. B O X 108 SA N F O R D , F L A . S p onsor Dancit OVER 35 Y E A R S Classes A t N. A . S, The C. P. 0. Wives Club will sponsor a rlass In ballroom danc­ ing. beginning March 2T, from 8 lo 0:30 p. m. In the N. A. S. ball­ room. It will be open to all Chtcfa’ and (heir wives, both active and retir­ ed. Claisea will be held onee a week for 10 consecutive weeks. The Instructor witl be Howard Milligan. Far further Information c al l Mri. J. 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You'll ico booming markets, cooperative and pro­ ductive manpower, favorable tain, auparb trans­ portation teciliUee.. . end daoimSbla. expand!n| COLD CUT* A Complete Aml maf Sandwich MfSU. 0 QUICK COOK MEATS TOLL COW I TO 11 F R I D A Y and SATURDAY MARCH 11 A 12 PARK AVE. AT 25th NOW ^ IS THE TIME TO FERTILIZE MIDGET FOODMART SUNDAY M A R C H 13 th 2567 P A R K A V E Taka a good look at tha other aids of Florida trhtfs you're hire.Chincej ere you.too.will find a Florida future for your family. We'd love to bava you. �BULLETPROOF VEST? Electronics Growth By GORDON J. TOLL Manoger, Security Associates, Inc. Ths head of the Florida Development Commission*! In­ dustrial services division is convinced that the electronics in­ dustry will grow faster in Florida in the next few years than in any other state in the nation. . Nicholas J, Murphy described Florida's electronics in­ du stry as a "lusty youngster with its eyes fixed firmly on th e future,** and predicted sates in this state of 11 billion in electronics goods oy 1965 in an address made to the Associa­ tion o f Florida Electronics Industry at Orlando, Mr. Murphy emphasised that six years ago Florida's output o f space age equipment was only a thousandth of the nnation'e ation 's total capacity. Today the induatry industry produces a fiftieth of the nation’s output. "There haa been a rise of 860 percent in electronic plant employment in Florida in (he post it six yeara years . . . I definitely expect the electronics industry to grow faster in Florida in the next few years than in any Other state in the nation,” he declared. A few of the organliatlons that have developed in Flo­ rida ovar the past five years or so and that originate close to home are Dynatronlcs, Dearborn, Johnson Electronics in Caaaelbarry, Radiation and Soraban in Melbourne and others. M aity o f th ese companies are engaged In subcontracting w ork f o r Martin. RCA, Litton Industries, and othsr corporate giant* th at are dealing with space-gge equipment. W ith thaaa sm aller electronic firm* come bigger payroUs, added job e, and a m ore progressive community. 9. •- • • R e ca n t!/ revealed to the public waa that J. E. Davii k A ssociates have bou gh t an entire block of 160.000 shares of Stockton . W hatley, Davin and Co., of Jacksonville, for 91,600,000. Stockton, Whatley, Davin k Co., is Florida’s largest mortgage company, having offices in 11 Florida cities and In San Juan, Puerto Rico. Davis, who is chairman o f the board of Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc., said tha purchase w m "strictly an investment in a company which wa think has an excellent future." • * * Speaking of Winn-Dixie, tho company reported expattlion plans of 69 store* for fiscal 1960 year, budgeted at a co s t Of $0,000,000, Twenty stores out or ths 69 will replscs Outmoded stores which will be closed. At least 26 o f the new stores Will be built In North and South Carolina and eastern T m n n k etf . Winn-Dixie has abandoned the idea of going into the drive-In grocery market field. In order to combat competition from drive-ins, the company keeps some supermarkets onwi after normal business hours and on Sundays in New OrleaRb, Miami, Jacksonville and New Smyrna. The company has estimated their sules for fiscal 1960 at $999,000,000 compared to $666,870,000 th* Ilka period f u t year. WASHINGTON — You watch three man from your sailary roost, a 43-dsgra* angle up and SCI l ast away, for thsy sra ths three Isadsrs In this only big show go­ ing In town. At least one of ths tbrso will snd up a loser. First, there Is ths big southern­ ■i ' ■ , • * • er, tha chief of the platoon of IB, 1 W ith income tax time brouth leg down our necks, we’re Rsn. Richard Russall ([)., Ga.). easing m ore warning In print about not forgetting to declare Ills long oval of a face Is cocked llko that of a runner awaiting ths dividend! paid out to shareowners. This will be closely check- crack of a gun. And ho apringt to *d this y ea r! DELAND—Xlorinal* data prostalag faculties hi DeLand will nk nearly. ?• Cental Floridians lUl, a .smqjjor., group Is Now According to Julian M. Retort*, dmlalatrstiv* division manager of loehr Products Co., where the •monatratlon will to held, mem. par* ef the Central Florida Chap­ ter af the National Machine Acfountiata Association will we MriMstU* practising ef payroll tala completed over I 1 ,M mil* axpUlo how, those IBM fashHits klso are u & T to coordinate production orders and ahlpmests to and from customers and sup­ pliers af Rochr products, which la tha world's largest manufac­ turer of disposable hypodermic needles. Roberta said the mealing, which begins at ■ p. m. als* will to •((ended by officials of IBM, American Telephone snd Talcgraph and (lie Stale of Florida. J2. Coffee re. T. Iran's MW SJtU* M ceplacla queen W beeE ,14. Compose S, culture BLVWs f® point medium htllsw ' (abbr.) ,t,Chlnes# whale » SB. Bally — > (comb. ST.Deadly pete dancer form) 22.Cry o f pain M, Marsupial IQ. Pus* 30. Sagacious mammal 18.Miss Smith, 32.Napoleon'* II. Hebrew title singer sobriquet * for father IT. Depart 34. Ahead SI.Kxclama-IS Awry (dlaL) 38.Moist 10. Seethe 3T.Wi0k*d 20. Gama flab M, Biblical surprise 33. Half an am asm* (slang) 08. Chats* (dial.) 84. Kxplode 41. English Mvsr 42. Exclama­ tion 43. cn ineso pagoda d4 Measure * distance dt. Ear sheila 48, Drama SO. U m n ft>r ‘ DOWN S,BhlaU XConjuac- *00101$ bs saved." Now be shouted, "But, dadrummltt, I am seine to aava them whether they want to be saved or noil" Ren. Everett Dlrksen lowered hla eye*. "That," he purrod, "la the sama unhappy position I find myself in." It la laudatory ter the man from Illinois to earrifle* himself thus. But tho way my book of know!odgs read*, tho man who will "aevo the South" will to a gentlem u running for president ef th* United States—Lyndon ■- John- will tor, hands atuffad into hla pockets, hla usually trim shirt hanging loosely over his bolt lino. But tbo casual look hides a trig­ ger mind and before too many 24hour days o f 'round-tha-clock civil rights debate, there would come between thara two old friends some nipping at each other’s pa- D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D • to Itor said i "H« ns lor, you will never know how Intrigued I am about seeing all these Bibles. I somehow am unable to aiaoetate you with the Bible." Long thundered: "It's tha Book of Law. I wouldn't undertake any­ thing unless I found tha InipIro­ tion and authority for ft fa -die book." Huey continued: "You know, Camdl, It la tha nature of man to crucify tha Bavlour." Than to faced ths banker and said: "Chum, you know there are times when people - W l want to daily, telling of Cuba's latest charges against tha Unltad States. They era sorted, marked end channeled to official dasks. Ttoy add up to soma serious accusa­ tions. Th* charge* have Isd to tho re­ call of U, tt. Ambassador Philip Bonsai for MBsultaUona, te Sanaa diplomat!* meetings hare and Is Havana, and to Searatary of Btot* Christian A. H a r t e r saying Wednesday that "eireumatnnraa might arise" eventually which ue te any that tho U.fl. government supports and yretecta all dictator*, tyrants, and bloody per•nunenta." On Jan. 1*. Castro accused Vic* President Richard M. Nixon of "ineolcnt to marks against the Cu­ ban people" and chai with deceit and bed faith. Similar charges Jan. 21 led to Bonsai's temporary vecalL-H* atlU has not returned te Havana. D-4SI, sites Ssa’t nails* Hwy art fattens: CASE D - 4M: A few years •go Bishop Richard Raines in­ vited me down to Indiana to address the three Methodtit con­ ference* of ministers. So I talked one day at Ander­ son, the second day at Greencastle (DePauw), and delivered my final speech at Bloomington. And the Bishop wanted me to explain the "Paycbology of Pub­ lic Speaking" for many younger clergymen (and aome oldsters), still were putting their congre­ gations to sleep. Alai, public apeaklng is an art. But It can esilly be learned by every prison ot average Intelli­ gence. But as a rule the more college degrees a preacher haa, the morn likely ho la to find Mor­ pheus in the pews: Why? • Well, to get hla advanced de­ grees, a man usually spends a lot of hours poring over dusty tomes In tbo college libraries. And tb« more he thus Isolates himself from people, ths mors he loses what U railed "tha com­ mon touch".. Moreover, he alters hla voca­ bulary to he quits using Christ's simple, two-syllabto terms and begins to "hiyhhat" hi* listennan. And hla sermona then become th* "esrny" type instead of the narrative or “ anecdotal'' variety which Jesus always employed. Jesus never put listener* to ■Ittp. And that wasn't du* to tbtir thinking bo was the Son of God. No; even hie Apostles didn't believe be wee the Son of God •r they would never have desertod him. I e Chriat'a public platform msthoda bold people because they were sound in psychology and hla sermon* ware a chain of rele­ vant cases, called parables. Bishop Rainas la a great orator hlmaelf, ao be fall u outsider could possibly opep th* eyea of aome of his myopic preachers In Indiana, Reader's Digest publisher, DaWMt Wallace, urge* hla roving reporters to employ this formu­ la, which la based directly aa Chriat'a narrative style: (1) Open with a striking state­ ment (text for sermonising). (2) Document your theme with at least twe relevant' eases, told aa narratives (ateriea, l i k e Chriat'a parables), (2) Then "tie the wheat in the sack" wtth a punchy terminal peragraph. Thu formula la perfectly adapt­ able te pulpits, except ■ preacher may want t* us* 1 sr I eases, told la narrative style, to flU a 20-mlnuta time slot for hla sec­ A few ether sterling rules of psychology can alio be helpful, auch at: (1) Cite at least three parishloners in every sermon, but be sure your remarks'are complim­ entary. And name them o n l y Inci­ dental to happenings you have observed in their homes or on their farms, which advance your Central theme. (1) Compliment aome of the "silent" 'workers la your eburch EVERY SUNDAY, Including the ushers, singers, treasurer, etc. (2) When you reach the climax of your eermon, and aro thus ready la enter whit la called your "peroration", quota a atanta from aome famous poem which win neatly express that climax In your speech. For poetry Injects rhythm Into speech end rhythmic speech beets on! Intry prose in arousing emo­ tions, and thus stimulating goose pimples up and down our spine. It is this tingling sensation which has long been used b f judges ot the Big Ten Oratorical Contests to separate the FIRS^J orator from others whose ora­ tions look about alike in print: Send for my booklet “ Surefire Public Platform Psychology," en­ closing a stamped return en­ velope, plus 20e (non-profit). lb has helped many preachers double attendance within 12 months (and thus boost salaries, too). • (Always writ* s* Dr. Crane ie earn el this newspaper, enelealtp i a long 4c stamped, addressed'' eavelope and iae to rarer typing and printing costs when yen ■end fee esse el hie booktela.) Editor: # This la to ask you for your favor. 1 am very anxtoui to exchange hobblei with some American friends but I do not know how to start it. Th* ether day I was told by Youth Council For International Contact (20-1 Jlmbocbo, Kinds. Cbiyada-ku Tokyo, Japan.) that If I write to some American news­ papers they might be able to help me. So I am writing to you new. Wbat particularly I want U to cachings stamp*, pictorial postal cards and some other similar things and If you cao Introduce me to o few who oro interested in these thing* I shall appreciate it very much. If thsr* aren't any on* you can recommend to me, then may I ask you to Insert a Uti tie note about It In your psperf I would appreciate It just th* same. Sincerely yours, Maseru Kishimolo PS, I want to introduce myself briefly. My name and address are as follows: Name: Masaru Kisbimoto boy IS. Address: Iltani, Tokushima, Japan. Lin* of Inter­ est: reading, post cards, stamps. ' The apart of “ besnblgs" w ie •n Important part of the atMrtle curriculum at Weilern Reserve University In Cleveland in 1*70. Saving Is Much Safer Here! Every savings account In our snaociatlon •gainst the South. It's on uneasy position. And how does he accept his destiny? In tones soft, elongated and reverent, you gst ths pitch from him In a the lunch uf tha Republican Policy committee. He gives you his position In the words of a etory about the late Ben. Huey Long of Louisiana and n banker named Carroll who had journeyed to Washington to see the Kingfish, The banker ended up In Imirig’s apartment Just aa the senator (Inlalied breakfast. The visitor was beckoned In and Long excused himself for * moment. Gerroll moseyed about the apart­ ment and wa* astounded to find five Bibles ef various elses, all opened. Each bared • different chapter or verse. When Long reappeared, tha vis- Happlnesa Through Health The Doctor Does Not Htal (B y D R . F . L E O K E R W 1N ) • m il F a n 4 - T i t Mftreh 11, I960 It U unfortunate that it takes pain to bring a person Into a doctor's office. Some of our moat aerloua diseases cause * progressive destruction to the body without producing pain hut it takes •at least sight week# for it to heal, Getting rid of pain or remov Ing diseased parts througt eurgery don* not mean that 7*9 tha «*u* e /h lJ .1 tort* ad*r te Jtote qp te * 4 “ : I The s o v e r n tor loc*tM 2nd removes th* I chronic diseases CUUBe af d1*6*** *nd allowi E£ ” i"r . . . p M a r iit o ft e totemtsMs raw. MWtOseseorpo are*—As pretelral 8 pssssi lm4 pUtfam't a » k tffin j 5H fmt teds, rasr /sriag MM .M aymptomi o r p «in to dlaappoor, tt doesn't mean that the organ la healed. H ealing takes time. F o r exam ple, a fractured bone can be set, Chiropractic, written F. Leo Kerwbt w hen i located at $91 f . Frag and hla lelephem* aa FAlrfax I*7I4L F A 24T U ( �< F r l March 11. 1960—Page B 5h» Banforh Rrratl By JERRY COVINGTON In the district tournament last week in Ft. Pierce junior guard George Pcridea wa* injured in the second quarter and was hos­ pitalized with a severe shoulder injury. George was one of the main stays on lh* club this year ami his absence from the lineup in the second half of the CocoaSeminole game had a big effect in the ^ I°s"- ^ i# reported that he is recovering ” nicely but the injury will keep him out of baseball this season. As a sophomore he was the regular second baseman and hi# loss will be greatly felt. • • • • Sherry Robertson, farm director of the Washington Senators, said last week that he is looking into the possibilities of building a training base in Orlando for the farm clubs. The site that they arc considering is directly behind Tinker Field, rlODlA flf ( tlA n ■Hrmk atlul* 4law HE RAN OUT OF FOOD on a fishing trip with gome friend*, to Warren Angun decided a floating annek bar might be a good bualncsa venture. Here he in an he mnde th* round* through I-aiko Monroe on down the St. John* River. Hin canopied ernft in equipped with n gnn stove, two ice boxen, a coffee maker and radio and in loaded with snacks of nil kind* and noft drink*. Angun getn nn early Mart most mornings. "You'd lie surprised how many fishermen run out of coffee by 7:30 on a cool morning." he said. (Herald Photo) mmam m United Press International California, Cincinnati and Ohio Stale are heavy favorites to loom (o victory tonight in regional elimination! In the NCAA col­ lege hasckelbali tournament. Cincinnati, led by all-time scor­ ing champion Oscar Robertson, and Ohio Slate’ s Big Ten cham­ 1 I GIANT HOPEFULB, Uft to right, art Bob Towne, Richard Gust, Clell Quartet, Chuck Maah nad Bob BUdhavar. (Herald Photo) M was rookie day Thursday Mexico to Portland. Me., turned at the Giant Minor League spring out with tbt Harlingen Texas (raining Camp in Sanford as League team. The "Mr. * Mrs." bowling soma 25 ymingslcrs from New The Tcxai (earn was the first of five Giant farm clubs to ar­ iLeague swung Into action at th* rive in Ihe city to open spring Jet Lanes with 11 teams bow­ training. ling, th* 12th to follow later. Ray Murray, Harlingen manag­ The bowling wai quite even, er witched the boys tike their with all matches being split. swing at the ball and said, "It PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI)-Show- looks like we'll have a good Gloria Accardi rolled a Slfe total to lead tha women, while Dick era and cooler weather are expect­ crew thii year." Th* regular axhibltion stale Richard! had a 530 aeries, lead­ ed t« stow down th* youngsters ataru next week. ing th* men. The Armao'a, Rich­ driving to brtak all records in to­ day's second round ol th* $15,000 Each youngster took a swing ards, Stines, and Wisemans all Pen is col i Open golf tournament. at Ihe bat, played a little in the have two wins and one defeat Al Geiberger. 22yeqr-otd new­ field and dressed. "We don't 'in their matches with th* Ac­ ts rdii, Wfchema, Carters, and comer to th* pro golf rank* from want to work ‘cm hard yet," Murray iaid. Ridleys reipeetivcly. The Motts Studio City, Calif., look advantage of Ideal golfing weather Thursday Most ol the rookici rang* In and Rogcli split their aeriei down tha middle with each aids to taka the first round lead with a age from 11-21, Otker teams expected to ar­ picking up IV* wins and loasea. rive today or early next week High team average presently are clubs from Pocotello, tdsho; belongs to th* Aeeardia, with i Collegian Signs Tacoma, Wash.; Eugene, Ore., 2U acratch average. High foam LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Th# Los and Arlesis, N. M. • game of M scratch, and 41T Angeles Dodgers have signed third baseman J*hn Werhsa of the Univarsity of Southern California to a bonus contract to as rest of $20,000. Wehae, whe hit .41» for tha Trojans l*at seas**, will ho *ialgn>d to tha Dodger*' Spokane club in lh* Pa­ cific Co«st League. Geiberger Leads Pensacola Play s * I Fund mart ic'alnrd their lead in The Sandspur Brfwltng league by taking two wins. Tuesday night from Robson Sporting Goods, the fifth place team. Thli gives Ihe grocers So wins lo hold first place. The grorera look the first and last games by small margins, but they were just two pin- short in the middle game, as Robson look It 7M to 7*6. Pat Foster, rolling for The Sporting Goods, turned In high series for this pair of lanes. Wilson-Maier, proving they kre the best team in thr league scratch • wise, turned in a new record acratch series, and •cratch game, to lake lioth money spots. They ended with a 714-2107. Ruth Phillips lurnrd in a 20], lo help take the icrond game from Rnumillal A Andtrion. .Margie Woods had a 224 scratch giving her high seriei of 533 for this pair of lanrs, In­ suring Ihe furniture team of two wins for the evening. pions will tie making their first appearance in this year's jambo­ ree and, nn the hi*i| of their regular-season exploit!, rank as defending champion California's ilrongeit challenger*. California, voted the nation’s top team by the United Press In­ ternational Hoard of Coachrs at the completion of the regular sea­ son, opened the defense of its NCAA crown by eiohhcring Idaho State. 71-44, In a Far West match Tuesday night. Second • ranked Cincinnati and third • ranked Ohio Stats drew first round byes. Here are the pairings for to­ night's regional games, with wonlost rcrords In parentheses; East at Charlotte. N. ( ’.-West Virginia (25-41 v*. New York Uni­ versity (20 3); St. Joseph's (Pa.) (20 5) vs. Duke (16-10). Mldrast at Louvlville, Ky. — Ohio Slate (21-3) vi. Western Kentucky (20 6); Ohio University (IT-7) vs. Georgia Tech (21-51. Midwest at Manhattan, Kan. — Cincinnati (25-1) vs. DrPaul (166); Texas (IRC) vs. Kansas ( IB At. West at Seillle, Wash— Cali­ fornia (251) vs. Santa Clara <Sl­ at: Utah (25-21 vs. Oregon (t# 9). The winners of thr regional* will advance to the national semi­ final! it San Francisco next weekend. United Press International NIT Tournament al New York First Round Villanova 8# Detroit U. #6 Providence 71 Memphis St. 70 NCAA Small College Tournament at Evansville, Ind. Evansville 70 Kentueky Weil, fin Chapman (Calif.) 70 Cornn. Coll C4 NAIA Tournament At Kansas City, Mo, Tcnnesire AM 75 Wofford fin S.W. Texas St. 7fi Grambling fi# Westminster (Pa.) #2 Mainline 53 Wm. Jewel 62 X. M. Highland 59 Western Reserve 75 Fcnn fit) To Sec Johansson Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY • Heated Bianda • Valot Parking Sorry, No Minora C nU U utw nuj, & FA 2*0331 Thr first signs of spring bav* started the softball and baseball player* inquiring about the Re­ creation Department’* eummer sports program. Organisational meeting* will be held Monday night at T:M in the Art* A Craft* Balding hi Ft. Melton Park for softball, Tuesday night at 1:10 in Nw Civic Center for Little Major League and Hsuraday at T:M la the Civle Center for Bab* Swill League. All adult* Interested In any «f the three meeting* are urged to attend. Managera, nxmaort, prospective manager* end tpowsors and other interested adult* are cordially invited. Playnra ere not invited, announcement! wilt bo made at to when leaguea wW begin. There will be • Little Major League composed of *U foams, a Babe Ruth League composed of six or eight teami, two and possibly Ihre* softball leagues. A girl's softball league wfll b* organised If interest la shown. SANFORD P A S S IN G Y O U NEW YORK (UPi) - Promotrr Jack Fugaiy of Feature Sports Inc., leaves for Madrid next Tues­ day in meet Ingemar Johaniton and his advisor, Edwin Ahlqviit, for talks concerning the World lira*}uright champion's title drfense next summer. Johansson his been appearing in tha Gar* Strip Ih'i week in exhibition matchrs for U. N. troops. S u n day) Jerry CoJHna, Co-Owner Summer Sports Program To Open In City Soon Gateway to the Waterway IS (Except • GubhouM ••heavy" thii tpnng. The Detroit Tigera signed their last holdout when outlielder Char* ley Maxwell. .Ul with St homers last tcaaon, unexpectedly agreed • to terms hut the Milwaukee Bravea made no pmgreea with their four holdout* — Lew Burdette, Don McMahon, We* Cov­ ington and Bobby Avtla. "The next move 1* up to them," said General Manager Johnny Mcllale. "They know where they can reach me." for Sanford and Central Florida « TO WORK FBR ANDY * CUFF AT THAR IN8HORANCB PLACE United f r t i i International Danny Murtaugh la weirin' hit Patrick ! Ray grin early to­ day because il look* like Bob Friend la ready for a comeback. "Now that'! what I was hoping to ace," aaid the jolly Irishman from Cheater. Pa., after Friend's first competitive pitching of the spring Thursday. "He looked as good aa gold.". Friend • was the National League's leading winner in 195$ when he had a 21-14 record for the Pittsburgh Pirates but did an almost complete turnabout last season when his record was *10. He Is the key msn in the Pirates' plans to mike a season-long chal­ lenge for the pennant (his year. The 200-pound right-hander was in great form Thursday when hr struck out four batters and faced only 12 in a perfect four inning stint that featured the Pirates' final intra-*quad game. The Pi­ rates, along with the other major league teams, begin their Grapefruit League exhibition schedules Saturday. Sammy Esposito of the Amartcan League champion White Sox, Rill White oT the St. Louis Cardi­ nals and Felipe Akni of the San Francisco Giants continued their lotra-squad games. Esposito, a .liiMiitter last sea­ son. raised hi* spring averaga to .*00 with two singles and two walks. Nelson Fox hit a two-run single, Al Smith had • two-run triple and Early Halley also tri­ pled during thr game. Whltr, getting "lirat crack" at Hie Cardinals' renter field job, blasted a homer and single to keep his spring mark at .400. Stan Muiiil, still looking fine, also had two hits and Llndy McDaniel turned In thre* scoreless Innings on the mound. Alou hammered out • three-run homer and a solo homer as the Giants squad continued Its gen­ erally heavy cannonading at Phoenix. Aril. Willi* Maya hit his third honirr in intra-squad competition and Andrt Rodgers his second. Most of (ho run-scor­ ing was against Mike McCormick, a 12-game winner last season who complains hla arm feels Florida Marina A Equipment Co, 1104.08 No. Mllta, Oriando Ranuom Down** Outboard S*rvlc* 1118 8. KnhL Av*„ Oriando Orlando Marino Co. 2121 Kuhl Av*„ Orlando B Y . �\T i i r r ^ r -v fr -v ,;^ 73 i i M n u >h‘ i M 0 0 , T1 : z - o rm Ml BEETLE BAILEY ---- ■ -----9>r' - ‘j ------------------------ �thing New, Something O ld-- WANT ADS Are As Good As Gold 4*1 e if. ■ Classified Phone FA 2-2611 Ii U a m a ■ n O flfi I llw l IV r i I 'A I n •; E 1 V 4 4 /- /n i l L L\Jl I 9 ttr CLASSIFIED INDEX t- ~ 4. Real Rafale Wanted >• Neal Batata Far Bate *. M e rlfiie Lataa 7. Business OyyorianlUet • 7-A laiaraaea *• Female Help Wasted l Mate Help Wasted n! CLABIIFIBD DISPLAY! L A M i r m DUPLAY. JJ Srralb UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom bouse, kitchen, equipped, double gar age. About 2 a ilea from m vj bees, t n per aosth. Cel! FA 1*0*6 oi FA 2-4271 sights. RENT OR SALE; 2-bedroom, kiteboa furstabod home. Phone FA 2-2341. £ £ £ GROCERY STORE in colored AGENCY sertion. Good busineu. Sell N. V. Farmer, Raalter etock and rquipmrnt, leaia D. H. Whitmore • building. Ph. FA »-«13. LUltaa 0 . Trims A n eelstea. M. Female Help Wanted llg S. Preach Art. Ph. FA 2-3221 After boars, FA 2-2212, FA 2-4121. BEAUTICIAN WANTED on or be­ FA 2-22U fore Mar. 13th. Call FA S-S742 days. FA 2-2433 evenings. ____ WHITE BEIGE FIREPLACE FOR SALE Located Wait nod of spacious lir* lag room. Also thrown In for good mtaiurs—two bedroom*, tfle bath and a half, aaodern electric hitches, terra tie , floors throughout. AH this situated as Unusual Career Opportunity m Loralp Lake Lotus, three bloeki For woman age 25 to 55, Interest, off 17-22, Casselberry area. Bup ed in bettering herielf financial­ this Isrelp pear old homa far WYNNEWOOD: I B. R. CBS ly and. socially. Established na­ the low, low pries of only house, 91M* equity and assuma tionally known concern often |14,MO. SS2 monthly payment. Phoat future with substantial income, FA 23272. plus satisfaction of delivering Liston Is this, AHraetire two badan Important service to this room, one hath. Masonry borne commmunlty. Good education in Lake Mery—Extra Urge llv- NICE SMALL two bedroom house and sincere Interest in children on two landscaped lota; equip­ log Room, a Florida Haora nsccsssry. Teaching or business ped kflcben and apace heater. which could be used for Bed­ background helpful. Must have Loealtd Just outside of city room. Convenient to Poll Office ear. Give background fully in ta limits, with aitp water. Priee and H orn —Reasonably priced first letter. Write Mrs. Van • 26.065. Any reasonable terms at *11,10*. Tarsia. Dyke. P. O. Box 6141, Orlando, considered. Florida._______________________ REAL ESTATE INSURANCE C. A. Whiddon, Sr. SURETY BONDS FURNISHED 2 bedroom house, 2311 Sanford Ave. P h o a e FA 2*721. 2-ROOMS, secerned porch, privvate bath and entrance, water f u r n i s h e d . FA 2-0422 or FA 2-4744. RESPONSlBlliTT: letald will responsible The Herald wU set to veapenaible Sow maera ma* teas ct laserlaterthan oat asa taccm laeerrsct the d pssr ad. asd reseriea the, to revise er reject asp adnsest from that erderad te m I* the policies of this 21. Fnrnltsre 22. Articles For Sale ii-A Article Wasted 22. Notices ft Pertesala 2L Leet ft Fessd . 2d. UncaUos * Itoractiaa Quotable Quotes Viral Christian Church—EvenMg Worship service en Sunday (rights will run from Marsh 13 Enough April Id. - Holy Week servlcte will be o* Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evening, during Holy Weak. Holy Communion will ko tt the Tkundoy service. . ; Owed Shephard Lutheran Church ^-Vesper services will bo held on W odnsidaye nt 7:12 p.m. «hr Cross Episcopal Church tie studies for Women will be every Monday *4 2:30 p.m.: lip covered dish euppsrs end discuss(«•-groups on Wednesdays Rt 2(12 pas. | Friday program! for thU dm *3 4:12 puss. . Ail M a to Episcopal Church P**4*y eerrieea *1 2 d.m. and f I a m wUI have Rely Communion. Msitea meditations at 4t30 p.m. to Vh* stare* an Wednesday. FURNISHED coltage for rent at Five Points, FA 2-1467. COMPLETELY furnished 4 Bed­ room, 2 Bath homo on Mellonvilte, Large liviog room, dining room, kitchen, Florida room, fireplace, beamed celling, wash­ er-dryer, diabwaiher, • t c. Available Mar. 2g for 4 months. FA 2-4140. Graham Recovers From Illness . Tbe Choral Group of Ut* Chuhi•to WoeaM'a Club and eonubtofd ebrira ef lb* Chuluota Community Ctasrch and Chuluota BapUit Obureh m«t on Monday ovonlng for to** aoeond Jolntrehdsrvel, under to* diroatton of Mri. L. Morakl, Ar tovttatlon la gstendod to anyow who onjoya tinging, to Jola ton s at the a*xt meeting Monday, CAIRO (UPI) — Evangelist WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* Billy Graham disclosed today be private bathe, 114 W. Pint Bt. haA fatten 1*1tan • ‘aartnualv tU" Itl" milk had "eariouely with > • itomach ailment during the toil i7 KXCAMBR1A DR.: 2 bedroom part of hla ate-weak tear *f unfurnished house, Ph. FA 2-0630 Africa but had recovered quickafter 2:00 p. m. if. The energetic young America* preacher did not define tfw na­ It Faya ture of the iliMia and aatd ha To Uae felt fine now. * Graham wet affected by an eye Tha HERALD ailment last year but vlelted Auitrail* with hla mission deepllt Want Ada. the fact that doctors to tbe United SUtei told him to "(tow down." Graham arrived to Cairo from Ethiopia Thuraday at the eon- Legal Notica -UPON-TYNE, Asia's Isrgeit tolsicop* has paseed Its final testa sad 1* sb**4 to h* packed to «T ere tea (nr shipment to Japan. : Tbo ftrm af Blr Howard Grubb Paraeoa sad Co., whteh ban made aad tasteHad 74-tech tele*ropes m tour ether continents will add Asia to lbs Met With tot 74-Inch instrument to b* •reded m I!***!. Chiksrto, aboot 262 mite* *eelkmate to Tekyo. ! Tfc* totoaMM, wito Us 1H to* B iim r and to tens to movtoi farto. « ■ to Asia's largest, ft BEST B ir r RAYMOND M. BALL AND ASSOCIATES HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East 2-ROOM cottage completely furn­ aide between Celery and Geneva ished, all utilities, ready to move Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitche ap­ In. Adults only, 2404 Park. Ap­ United Press International pliances. School bui stop. Quiet ply Stemper Agency. LONDON—Dress designer Nor neighborhood. $73 per month. ■an Hartnell, keeping mum Phone FA 2-6143. 1703 MAGNOLIA, large 2-BR. turn, about detaili . of the wedding apt., tils bath, screened porch. gown he U creating for Princess FURNISHED apartments, hard 163. PA 2 3331 or PA 2-2296. Margaret: wood floors, til# baths. 602 W, "All I can say la that 1 have »tb . Street. REDECORATED I bedroom funt taken Into consideration all Prin­ ished house with enclosed poreh, SMALL apartment 200 Avocado. cess' Margarel’a known likes and FA 2-2202 or FA 2-3333. dislikes." CLEAN 2-bcdroom unfurnished house, knotty pine snack bar FLORAL HEIGHTS: 2 bedroom HOLLYWOOD — A spokesman apartment, one block South of and abinets, 1 maatar bedroom. for tha Slate Unemployment Com­ Sanford Ave., on the air beta 333. Call NO 3-SM7. pensation Office, stating approxi­ route to tb* right, 6lh. house on mately 1,200 persons have applltd NEWLY, decorated, clean 3 room tbe left. Enders, Rt. 1 Box 372. for aid bacaua* of tbs actors' furnlibed apartment. 301 Pal­ strike: metto. Dial FA 1-4333. MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE "I haven't acen or beard of any CLEANEST. BEST RENTALS I-ROOM furnished apartment with of tbo big atari having applied. IN SANFORD. CALL FA 2-0274. Urge screened porch. Phone And, of count, If I did I couldn't Golden Lake: 2 bedroom furnlihed FA t-2134 7:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. reveal tha names.1’ garage apartment, Lake privi­ leges. $73. WASHINGTON- John C. Doer2418 Orange: 2 bedroom unfdrnfkr, resigning as chairman of tho nished house, kitchen electrical­ Federal Communications Commialy equipped. 330. aioa following criticism of Mm >412 Willow: 3 bedroom unfurn­ for aeeopUng hospitality from tha ished bouse, kitchen electrically president of a radio-TV ehaln: •quipped. 1100, "A number of these contacts (tho Job brings about) ovoolually ripon into friendships, which daHOMES, DUPLEXES, spite appearances, do not im­ 1-BEDROOM with kitchen pcivlAPARTMENTS legea, close In. FA 2-4666. peril the Integrity of either the CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY government official or tho m en ­ Ml N. PARK AVE. FA 2-2420 tor of the Indualry." 1*6*3 ayaakar at Urn First whytoeing Ckarch this Sunday retired Gel, Ray LeCraw, raterCARDIFF, Wales Patrick e f three wars, attorney at law, ■ ar Georgia Mate ftenator, Haloes, discussing his plana te tern tha 122-yoar-old Be(Ml BapIJ s n m r Mayer e f Atlanta. Oat Church Into a atrip-teaao club: "I guaranlaa wall havo a big­ dMfth wide campaign for the Vtoehvtotaa d rank wea nnder ger congregation than the old S-BEDROOM furnished h o r n * available March lTlh. to respon­ fbadM etton e f CoL LeCraw. Ha Botbol ever had." sible people. 21M per month. Si presently the dlrettor of. the fteathm* Presbyterian Journal and FA I-3M6. she ternon e f the Boerd ef Trinity ■eheela ef the South. In 1382 he 2MM Invited In Japan by a group i f ehorsbee a*d 1,000 mluloiurfee M a number e f fear speaker* for l i e Jamease Pi atantent Centen- Chuluota Choral Groups Hold Meat sUghtly rumpled blue sutt sad Ksadsomtly sontenoed, todtestod bn c m generally pleated with th* result! *t hi* tour and bad found Christian leadership to tbe erase he vitlled to be "c< • Mgk caliber." Neverlhelete, be conceded that the Meslem rellgto* was "growtad vary rapidly" and said he his* had found "• revival ef *U tribal religions." "Many forces and ideologies are battling for to* minds *f Afri­ cans," said tha Protestant preach­ er, who nt several potato to his religions safari had ran tote op- IN SAN FO RD FOR SALE: 2 bedroom bouee. Ilk 3-BEDROOM home. 1400 baths, excellent condition. You Woodland Dr. FA 3-3*14. map appreciate some unusual features In this atlractlva borne. 7. Business Opportunity Pbooe NO 2-40*4. FARMER'S FOUR ROOM house at Mooroc Comer. Tel. FA 2-1111. t o n , Hus torn Fri. FrL .< t1 P. M. 2 , day beto- 14. Bslld, Palst ft Repair ssetttem.. Meo. Me*. .• Sat aoaa. * l rTlf r . tore toearitem Bat. aeea, Il-A, Beauty Per (are . BTRA1CBT rRAlCHT CLASSIFIED] CLASSIFIED! Id. Flawera ft Plasto , k_ M u 17. Pete . Lleautock • Supp t o r n thra thru FrL F. M. dap day **• toFri. • $ • P. . Teeia ■serttea. Mas. * ML a**a. it. Beals asd Meters Krai Estate For Sal* Page 8— Fri. March 11, 1960 FURN. Apt. 201 V4 W. let St, a. Wanted te Rent DKADL1NKI DKADLINBS ftenforh M TMH OIRCl'IT COI RT OF TMN AIRTM dCDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. I* AVI! FOR BMMIVOI.M torVTT, rUMSIDA, m — t* « ■ a vcim v no. leeeo HUB BUILDER*, INC, rum UN. Yh H. tll.KMN tIRnnn, end RUTIt J. QROM, hie wife. Iiefondtnte. KOTICM o r *ALM Notice te hereby nUou that eur. auant la a Final Decree af Fora, eloaure aatared In the ahove etyl* od eauae. I will aell (he follow­ ing doarrlhod reel property eltuatod lu Seminole County, Florida, ta* wit: Lnt Itl. LAKH HARIURT RDTATKA, according fe plat theroaf roeorded la Plat book II, Pegee IS aad IS, or the Pnblte Keeorda ef llemlnola Cennty. Florida, eubjo.-t to a flret mortgage held hy First Federal Having and Lean Aeeorietlon af Orlando. M puhllo auction la the highest and heel bidder far rath ai the nemlaota Ouuhty Courheus*. Saa. ford, Florida, at tha bear of ltiee o'rlork A. M. eo the Had day af Herrh. IMS, irgfit ’ David M. flatrhe) Clerk of Clrrult Court By Martha T, Tlhtea Deputy Clerk Pabllah Mereh It, lit*. Legal Notice la M i Court ef Sk« OtM lf M n Sralials C«wtr, atiee of Marita, la Fvotolo la r* ffcr K tlili all SAMum. n. Hniiii.KruA.v, *.,»*• Mirra known no a. D. lUallf.KY* MAM, DrttSMd fin a l noth .’ it Nut Ira to horrby atrrn that the undrriltnad wilt, on the tlth day nf March. A. D. ties, present te the llnnornbte County Jude# of Seminole County, Florida, hie flnel return, eecount and vouchers, at Administrator at Ike Kettle of lieiuil D. lllghUyman, dereseed, and at said time, then end'there, make application to the eald Judas far a final salllemanl of hie admlalelratlon of said eatate, and for an order fllich.rgtng him as such Administrator. Dated this (he Sfad dty ef Feb* ruary. A. D. ISIS. e/ Robert t. Xlahleyman As Administrator of ike Kaieia of karautl D. High l*> man, Deceased Publish Feb. IS * Mar. 4, *1, IS. IV TIIR rot MT OF THR COt'.VTV JIIIUL UHMIVOI.M COVhTT, UTATM o r FLORIDA, IV MKi Eaten ef JO«KrH ». LRvr, Dereeeed VOTirn TO t'MBDtTORS TO ALL 17IIKD1TOR* AND PRR. noNn iiavlvh ct.Atiia on d r HANDS All AI NOT SAID KSTATKl Too. end earh of you, are here* by notified and required in pre> sent any rlalme end demands whlrb you. ar nllhor of you. mey he»o ogolnol the Ketel* «f JOSEPH S. I.KVr, deoMeed, tote of sold County. In tho County Judgo of Bomluole County. Florida. •t hie offlro In the Court lloueo of sold County el tanford, Flor­ ida, within eight ralead.r months from th* lime of the first publica­ tion Of Hill notlio. Each rletm or donsaod shall be In writing, end ahull ututo the place of rooldoneo and post ufflco addroao of Ibo rlulmonl. and ahull bo awora to by tho claimant, bit atom or hlo attorney, and any aurh rlalm or demand not so filed shall be veld. /a / TKMIK LHVT At Kaerutrla of the Leet Will end Teetameat of Junci’ ll h. LMVr, deceased. OKI). A. hl’ KKU, Jit. Attorney for eald eatate I1SH Mepnolle Avenue Skurord, Florida Fubllsh Mar. 11, 11, H • Apr. 1. FOR RENJ: 2 bedroom bouse, kitchen equipped. P h o n e PA 2-1303. 2-BEDROOIe unfurnished house, 330, Cryatal Lake Ave., Lake Mary. FA 2 4064 or FA 2-6271. SLEEPING ROOMS, Tbe Gables, tOI Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0730. 2-BEDROOM furnished apartment, close In. reasonibU rent. Phone FA 106tl. 2-ROOM furnished apartment, 110 Magnolia. Phone A. K. Rosset­ ter, Florest. FA StlSSl, FURN. apt. 2300 MsUonvllle RENT A BED Rollaway, Hosplts' ft Baby Bed* By Diy, Week er Month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-3111 l i t W. 1st 2t 2-BEDROOM upstairs apartment, clean and roomy, $73. FA 2-0333 FURNISHED apartment.’ Ave ton Apartments, 11$ W. Second. FURNISHED upstairs apartment $33. Call FA 24337. OFFICE SPACE, 330 month. 303 W. 11th Street. Ph. FA 22231 daye, FA 2-1401 nights. BROKER Get those bills off your mtad 3-BEDROOM house. 3430 down. Amp Anderson —Sell AVON to women ta 306 Oakland Dr., Sunland. Can Gena sieve (Jeaale) Blair y o u r neighborhood. Three be sees anytime. Carl Cborpaniag, Jr. openings now available. Writ* Robert J. Schmidt Mri. Jean MUanlch, Box >46, W. B. Shlppp 17-21 FRONTAGE Lockhart, for interview ta W Cmdr. 0 . R, Strickland >32 ft. on 17-22, 1(00 ft. deep, lo­ your borne. Marvin Williams cated just oulaido city limits. 211 So. Park Ave. Pb. PA 1-3641 Good terma. Sanford St. Johns Realty Co. 9. .Male Help W anted Evans Bldg Lake Mary U t North Park Arc, Ph. FA 2-1200 INSIDE SALESMAN tor budding materia] business. Good income , I ACRES fa.m lend Sanford Cel­ IN SUNLAND ESTATES: 2-bed­ room, 2 bath home. Low down tor young man with soma ex* I ery Delta, 3430 per acre, only payment, no closing cost In­ perience. Write qualifications to $230 down. Five years to pay volved. See 206 Cherokee Circle Box 40, c/o Ssnford Herald. balance. Richards Hotel Mel­ er eall FA 2-2206. bourne, Fla. 10. Mil* or Female FURNISHED 1 bedrbom bouse 1600 down, take over payments. Stenstrom Realty Men-Women $20. Daily. Sell LumlCome, end let's talk. Mrs. nous nameplates. Write Reeves HERBERT STENSTROM Lane, 133 Country Club Circle, Co., Attleboro, Masi. Registered Broker Sanford. ASSOCIATES Merle W. Warner BY OWNER: 3 bedroom houae, Bettye D. Smith draperlea throughout; landscap TYPING at home, legal or aay R. E. Magnuiaon cd. Must see to appreciate, other. Phooe FA 2-6644. Ned D. Julian FA 2-0734. R. J. Boynton BOOKKEEPING in my home. Cal) Ltovil J. Rianar FA I-26S6. STEMPER NOTES Robert b. Lee TbU la as easy to buy ai a ear; WILL DO ironing ta my bom*. Lottie Broadway Also babysitting by day, week Neat and modern 3 bedroom Kenneth Torbett or hour, FA 2-2463. home, has a price teg at ONLY t il N. Park — Ph. FA l-M 32,310 and $67.00 mo. after rea­ ■EDUCING PRICE for quick sonable down payment. Nicely HOUSEWdRK. CaU FA 2-6627. sal*. By owner: 2 bedroom CB landscaped with fenced back BABY SITTING, bouse cleaning. bouse, wood floors: goner lot, yard. FA 2-0336, TOt Cypress Ave. fenced bickyaid. FA 1-1163, If you waited for an exceplloai! 12. Plumbing Senicen IS IT! Call as ROSA L. PAYTON value—THIS right now. And Associates Registered Baal Ratal* Broker Ph. FA 2-1221 1742 at Hiawatha Plumbing ft J. W. HALL BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS l.V.O.V r. no.vcfc and M. *0 f t a 130 ft., ea BriarclIH BLANCH* RONC*. hla wife. Street, DreamwoU, 1016 sick. DafeaSanta none* ar eat.* Notice la hereby alrea (hat tha S t Johns Realty Co. underelanad aa Clerk at tha abeea THE TIME TESTED FIRM el) ltd Court and In acaordaaca with tha Luwa ef tha Rlafa of 112 N. Park Ave. Ph. PA 24121 Florida made and provided, wilt at lt:ee A. M. o'clock on March Slat, isss, sell at public outcry te the highest and beet bidder far rash, at the front taor of tha IF YOU hav* painting probtom* Court House te and fc Bemlnele County, Florida nt aeuford, Flor* and sent to take advantage of CHKYtTAL LAKK Ms, property ill lists, tying and yeeri of experience end to* Two-wood-ahota from golf course, being In Seminole County. Flarbeet of workmanihip, caff K. M. m Ida, morn particularly described aplit level home, 224 ft. front en Young. Lake Mary, FA 24622 ae follows! Cbryatal Lake, 224 ft Treat a* HOME SEEKERS Lot 1. Slosh RgVKIU.Y i or J. L. Bledsoe, 107 K. Oners, Lab* Mary Road, M acre TRltRACH. dedicated aa MIRFA 2-41S. Watch This Space grave torinded to 13 t e n tract non LAKK. glral Addition, ea shown In Flat- Bosh Thla beautiful »li room and bath S t Johns Realty Co. -------------, ha II, THO*. B. THOMPSON borne baa acreened porch, carGeneral Contractor tamlnald ltd N. Park Ave. •arte, utility and storage Mom. County, Florida. Borne Carpentry Bepalre Underground syrtokir system Said eale will be made eubleet Booftog ft Siding te Flret Mortgage ef ORLANDO far tbo I a n . U eatoi an * t o m FKDKRAL HAVINGS AMD LOAM homer tot at M O O Oak Ave. l i e ASSOCIATION of Orlande, Florida, ■tic* win be reduced 33* **ch which Mortgage wea dated Jely It. Ialt end riled July If, ltd* ae day until arid. Orlgtoal price tlitan la Official Reenrde Meek 212,(22—today's 312JM. Freer* 111, page dee at the FaMla Rf1*2*. approglmately 312.762, aa* cerda er nominate County, Florida. Sold aale and thla notice Will he. end te made nurauaat ip Final Decree ef Foreclosure entered In race and number styled ae above shewn. (■MAI.) David M. Oatfhot Clerk ef the Circuit Dean R. a. chapman nf WIM.IAMa and cmapman McCrary Mulldlug Orlande. Florida Alloratye far PlalutlffP Publtah Mare* It. IMt. NOTICE RAVENNA PARK HOMES • (Intel C*aamBaity • Near Gtof Caaraa 3 B * d r o o m » — I ’/ j B a t h s Tan Weal On Mth FaUaw CotiaUry Ctab RA ft Watch Far Oar Sigma. . . . O PEN D A IL Y •:M A. M. *TU Dark SUNDAY SiM P. M. TU Dark Frftm $ 6 8 * 5 0 AAeetMy iffi 0to«».*w>3 reRto ty2>_bawa* m Wc to. Lew ■ *■ * wftb w**d biiratog ................ ..... ftedraasea. i dtrarab M i tow el* l e v Usee. ONLY 2144M — Lew toM R f. Owaer worite at Marita's. Bay from e t a * sad S kou n oka A C— trad lea Ca, lac. ? FA MM2. BM IT AT­ 241 W*M 22th Btraed FA 24121 AVE. SVVv'i J f $450 Down Si. S 3 5 0 Dtoam SANFORD Heating AIR COVDITIONINa CONTRACT and REP *IR WORK 1227 Saadanl Ave. FA 34MB REAL BgTATR DRIVE-IN hwn S 1 0 y 6 5 0 fHA MS ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES 221 la. Park Ave. Ph FA 23221 f �1 + -r V A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 Sly* tanfnrft ftrrulh Frl. March 11, 1900— Page 9 15-A Beauty Parlor* 22. Articles For Sale 21. Furniture EASTER SPECIAL ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby $8 50 Wavci Now $6.50 Bed*. Day. Week or Month— Hair Styling & Cutting Included FURNITURE CENTER EVENING APPOINTMENTS AC 1100 French Av*. WALL PAPERING A PAINTING CEPTED Ph. ▼A 2-7832 Work Guaranteed Bod Beard DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP Contact 50* Weit 8th St. 2004 Adi mi Ph. FA 2-355? e BIG VALUES Phone FA 2-MU e [UICK CREDIT 1H. Flower* & Plant* • EASY TERMS 15. Special Service* WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Cut Flower* For A::y Orcauion WILSON - MAIER SERVICE CALLS $1.30. For deSANTORO SLOWER SHOP pendabla TV aervice call San­ FA 2-1822 or FA 2-0270 New and U»cd Furniture ford TV' Center, tth. and Saa 311 E. Flr*t SI. PA 2-3422 17. Pet*. Livestock, Supplle* ford Ave. FA 2-1741. HOG: half Pnlan China, half 22. Article* For Sale AUTO GLASS Guinea PI*. FA 2 2*n*. COTS |4 98. Sal*, pants St-88 per pair. Army Navy Surplus, 310 INSTALLED PUPPIES. FREE. Just do**, Sanford Ave. Windshield Rnck Glass weaned. FA 2-3098. Door Glass Vent Ginas ONE SKUNK, dr-muskrd; will *ell Sell Us Your Furniture. Quirk SERVICE Service Wilh The Cash. SUPER nr trade for high powered rifle. Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. TRADING POST. FA 3-0477. FA 2-2808. 11.114 W. 2nd St PA 2 4622 GERMAN SHEPHERD pup*; I PA7T0RY TO YOU CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All ALUMINUM week* old: male* $33; female* work guaranteed. Free EitiVENETIAN BLINDS $25. Ph. FA 2-1568. mate*. Phone FA 2-7818. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom 19. Boat* and Motor* rail with plastic ends. Plastie MANAGE, Swedlih. Ethel M. or rayon tapes.- Cotton or nylon Steele. Phone FA 2-BOM or atop Mercury Outboard Motor* cords. ■t VM W. 12th. St. WOODRUFF MARINE Senkarik Gins* and Paint Co. IS. Special Services 2401 French Ace. FA 1-1302 112-114 W. 2nd St PA 2 4422 14. Build. Paint & Kepair f I n VELOPES, Letterhead*. state■ m te. taveieai, hand biHa, and Gateway To The Waterway GOOD Used Appliances and TV*. Your EVINRUDE Dealer Gormly, Inc., Third ft Palmttto. pragraau, etc. Pr->gr*»*tr* Robson Sporting Goods Prtatin* Ce. Phone PA 1 » 3 1 - 304 6-8 E. lit. rh. FA 2-5981 82.000 BTU oil circulator Heater, m Weet »th St. has to be seen to appreciate. SACRIFICE, leavlnf town - 1837. Cheap! CaU FA 2-4387. PUMPS — SPRINKLERS 22 ft. Trojan Cruiier, ihlp to AS types and site*, M alted ihorr, galley, aulnmatle hildge NEW hot srater heater, in yr. guarantee. Call FA 2 3712 or -D e It Tmjraetf' pump, 95 Gray Marine, $2230. WK KEPAIR AND SERVICE PA 2-2453. FA 2-3281. STINK Machinery and Supply Co. 14 FT. BOAT A MOTOR. Phone KENMORE Automatic Waaher, good condition, reasonably pric­ S T W . h d St. Ph. FA 2 6432 FA 2-8608. ed. Can be seen at 2107 Cordova Dr. 20. Automobile* JONES 24 hr. Wrecker Ser. USED LUMBER, about 1,000 ft.; ‘$5 Bulck, new seat cover*; 1008 SANFORD AVI. 1831 STUDEBAKER Champion, PA 28461. Phone PA 2-1808 outstanding condition, automa­ SPECIALIZING IN tic shift. $230. FA 2 0369. 1-TWIN BED. eaccllent condition, FRONT END ALINEMENT $30; 2 8 drawer double dresa• yr«. experience with Beir 1838 RAMBLER staUon wagon. era, $71; CaU PA 2-1378. 8300 and take over payment*. Equipment. Phone FA 2 8310 after 8:00 P. M. SINGER "66" round bobbin port­ FRANK W. JONES able. T paymenti of $6 00 At­ FOR SALE OR TRADE — 33 ft.. ■MATING tachment* and guarantee. Writ* 1931 Detroit House Trailer, with If. B. POPE CO. Credit Manager, Box 800, C/O large cabana. Fumlihed. Clear 300 S. Park - PA 2-4234 Sanford Herald. title. 12,000 caih, or will trade on 3 bedroom home in Sanford. LIKE NEW hoapltal bed. rhoae Sewing: Mach. Repairs FA 2-7631. PA 211**. ALL MAKES ft MODELS ■ CUSHMAN scooter, 8130; Phil184 So. Park (>t hr. aer.) 20-A Trailer* co air conditioner, ITS. CaU PA 2 3828 IT FT. GENERAL house trailer, FA 2-6140. rivcoM r TAX SERVICE $850. Hollywood Trailer Ct. ORANGE TREES for salt. Will WILLIAM H. MURRAY plant In yards or gr*v*i. Shade Celery Ave. Tel- PA 2-1384 21. Furniture trees also available. Ed Davis, TEa MO TUNING ft REPAIRING -FA 2 4317, $SAVE$ W. L. HARMON , New k Used H L FA 14828 After 8 P. M. 9 MODEL •‘A". Phone FA 2-5813. GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS InHailed and repaired. Root repair. No Jab too amal. Pm * estimate*. FA~ I44M Furniture and Appliance* Malher of Sanford Vtoat BL I*. FA M M TV s*d RADIO SKPABI af w New A Used rurnitura ft AbpUantea. A Good Place To 1:88 teghte and BUY. SELL or TRAD! ford, Lefte Mary m FA 2-2TT2 at*4 FA Jenkins Furniture 400 Sanford Ave. PA 2-T490 HOUSE CLEANING Window*, Floor*, Wall*. Free E»- CUSTOM BUILT furniture -etatlmate. CaH FA 2-1212 or Me pieoea or eats. Also fundPA M M . tar* repair. Cabinet* made. PA 3-7M. E 15-A Beauty Parlor* , Re Lovelier With Profeeeional Beauty Car*. Used furniture, appliances, tools ete. Bought-Sotd Larry’* Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. PA 2 41X8 Dawn's Beauty Salon 1618 Oak_____________ PA 2-7884 i"'’ O M •*» ■-* » *i v0 W t A Satisfied customer Is oar bart advertisement. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK M So. Oak rh. PA 1-3742 /ft Ov % ** x * a x * :. M i M f IAIfn1 Ii i: v. m n I/ z V J V | I d Vi ----- HOME BUY OF THE WEEK! y ■^ ••,'*>»-.’ > i •‘W " •*v7.'f- : WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD 22. Article* For Sale CUSTOM MAtiE oval braided rug. TWIN BED with coil spring InnerIt' x 13‘, used five months. spring mattress, <23. FA 2-7237. FA 2-7873. 33 MM CAMERA. $30; II piece BLONDE gossip bench, like new, punch bowl set, $5. Phone call FA 2-4(26. * FA 2 3187. REpI-MIX-CONCRKTK 24. Lost & Found 37" Window Sills $1.23 54’ ’ Window Lintels 8..23 FOUND: Tan Persia* Cat. May[sir section. Call FA 2-3988. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 308 Elm Av*. Ph. FA 2-5751 LOST: in Sanford, 7 keys on In­ terlocking key chains. RE­ MOTOR SCOOTER; *31 Allstate WARD. FA 1-4086. Crussire, <183. FA 2 2288. STOCK REDUCTION SAIE ENDS SAT. HITE Go New P O N T IA C - B U IC K ond R A M B LE R Soles . . . . DOWN 54 C A D IL L A C 57 C H EV R O LE T •**0" Special Fleatwread Pardnr • All Factory ArreasoHea Including Air CMMlIttealng • Beauti­ ful Tutnn# Finish - Ktralleel Tire* . Per fart la Kvery Way. B#l Air Fordnr VS - Rad in . H**4*r . Aeteautk Transmit*!** . Black and Whit* Tatesm Fteteh • Red Interior. W AS $1495 N O W $1000 "57 pI ymouth" Custom lube (-ban Min* Passenger, Radio, Has tar, * V Cylinder For Real Economy. *10 9 5 57 C H E V R O L E T M Air Paadar V8 or . Aatemati* ' Exraltamt Tima - Perfect Case! aad WhHs Finish - Cteaa laaMa md Oat. W A S $1495 $AVE *437 N O W $1058 57 FORD 55 FO RD P*rdnr Uaaalry Sedan V8 • Sadie • H a t e Automatic Traa*ml**l*a • Air Caadlttemi Brautlful Red and White Tut*** Fteteh. N O W $1275 Stall** Warm - T6 Bagla* • A atomotic mteatea • P*rf**t Light O n m Ptadeb • I Iod d. a*d Out. W A S $895 58 C H E V R O L E T Bteraym Taster T t Trm*nte*l*a • Perf»a> Uftbt Gray Tador, Rod ami Whit*, Only 80,000 Actual Mil**, Showroom* New. #» Malah • N*w N O W $1170 W A S $1595 $AVE *425 54 FO RD 52 C H E V R O LE T 55 PONTIAC 1 Tan Pickup - A Good B*Kd Truak Wllfc A Four Bpaad Traswmlaatea. % 870 Tudor, Hydramail*, Radi* u 4 Hants*. In Top Conditio*. W AS $395 N O W $250 RUttea Wagon « • Autaaati* Radis - Raster - Rum Bel “ Da R Taeraatf and Sava. W A S $595 & 55 CHEVROLET - ■>- -tee J \"W 58 C H E V R O L E T Ral Air Paadar T t • Radte < ar * Pawar Staarlag * A alsaitfs Tiaaaateatea • SaaaUfal T el am Ptetek • Parfart la Mrary Wap. s Heater, W AS $1995 N O W $275 $AVI ‘320 $AVE *145 r ^ $ w iw \ Bel Air Fordor V-H Pnwarglide, Radio Rough Bet Ready, Aa la N O W $625 $AVE ‘270 $AVE *520 56* FORD SEE N O W $975 $AVE ‘420 $AVE *495 W AS $1795 i South PINECREST W AS $1395 Come Used Car Prices We task* yea U be aur guest* absolutely free without obligeItoo at oao af Sanford's leading Motels white you locato suitable beaatag far youraelf a ad family. Pick up your key at our Kales Office. SUNLAND Estates $50,000.00 N O W $1490 $AVE ‘505 4th Addition VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing: Down Payments Low as $425 I.O C A T ioN : 104 Weat 30th Street, locitgd Is baautlful I'inecreat and situated on 72* x 120* well landscaped lot. CONSTRUCTION: Uunrret* Block constructed, with narbia chip roof and beautiful terrazxo floor*. EQUIPMENT: Electric range, refrigerator, healer, hot water tank, and Minds. NO. ROOMS: 3 bedrooms, tile hath, kitchen, living room, dining area, carport*, and utility room. You can move Is immedi­ ately while the papers are being processed. W* Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home For The First . Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Cost Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. PRICE: Thla lovely hone can be yosra for only 111.950! After very reasonable down payment of s i330. you can ■nun* a VA 414% mortgage with monthly payments of Just 170! May we serve you? » . Odham&Tudor, EXCLUSIVE WITH Inc. STENSTROM 111 N. PARK AVE. REALTY PH. FA 2-2120 Offir* Ope* 8*8 Til t.-te Hilly 1:88 P. M. T il Dark Sunday Cor. Hwy. 17-92 k 27th 81. Phone FA 2-1501 58 C H E V R O L E T 55 B U IC K Home* Designed For Florida Living. 8 L 4 Bedrooms — I A S Baths Convertible • Fully Equipped Including Paver Windows and Power Beal* . Bay Aa U tad Sava Hundreds. W AS $1095 - OPEN Jhidaif. TUjts ALL DAY SAT. Buy Wilh Confidence At Your Seminole County Authorized • Pontiac • Bulck • Rambler Bonier sTn T T W n e N O W $725 Biscaya* Feeder VS • Radte * Heater Steering • Air CeadHim - New Tires « I Tula** Finish • Bpattern Iaside aad Oat. W A S $1895 N O W $1425 SAVE *470 $AVE *370 OPEN FRI. NITE - ALL DAY SAT. 54 M E R C U R Y 55 C A D IL L A C •’l l " Korder - AU Partary Aeaeeearlea lac lading Air Cnndllloateg • Baautlfal Tula** Finish * While Side.all Ttraa - Perfect la Beery Way. W AS $1695 N O W $1275 SAVE *420 Saa Valay Hardtop - Radte • Boater . Window* aad SaaU • W A S $595 N O W $370 SAVE ‘225 SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLERS * 8 5 HOLLER MOTOR flecond ft Pahnetle Phans: U. C. Le4 - FA M i l l _____ ■ FA MTU tt * ■’ . �. Vji■ ’ *J / •• \ <» V . '• ' • ! . f '■■ « ‘ , .' * * • ^ k ‘ , ' , V.* VAV u- . • •• i 1 }:V • ' Seminole Band Slated To Compete In District Contest V h ft lft -.F r i. M e r c h u T lie o luPflTy: VWF-r School Board Discusses Use Of Portable Schools The county ichool board discui•«d Uiilng ln*ulat*d aluminum to Scmlnate High's band will Join In tbs annual riorida Bindmait- build portable school* Thursday. A representative of a Miami era' Atsocistion dlitrlct ronteit aluminum building company «how■t Leesburg Saturday. 'A-ife f,v , i ’ ' r , u‘ * f Wi Gubernatorial candidate Hay* don Burnt, mayor of Jachtonvllla, •aid Thunday ■ poB abowlng two of hit opponent* running ahnnd fat the men la "wishful thinking." Burnt, apeaking at Clearwater, laid be felt the people of Florida prefer • builnmmsn candidate "rather than a continuation ef Km regime of lawyers." Burns referred to a newsmen's poll which recently »bowed Doyle E. Carlton Jr. at Wauchuia. and C. Farris Bryant of Ocala ahead «f Um 11-man field seeking nomi­ nation la the Kay S primariaa, Ha called "ridiculous" a stateatent by "a certain gubernatorial BEING GOOD NEIGHBORS wan the theme ua Girl Scout* of 8anford’a Troop 211 Joined with children from 8t. Luke'a Lutheran Haven, for a day of outdoor aporta. T eddy Knowlee of Lutheran Haven hand* a baseball to Girl 8cout Suellen Mlchi at the fun festival at Mrs. A. W. Smith's home on Hwy. 17-1)2. The exer­ cises were in preparation for Troop 211's community life program and citizenship day during Girl Scout Week. (Herald Photo) Furor Over AF Manual Quietens Recreation Calendar By United Prsae International Segregation forces sought legal mane res today to sombat ths wove ef aitdown dsmonstratfons that hove epread to Little Rock, Ark., sccna of school integration violence two year* ego. Thirty-seven Negroes arrested during an anti-segregation dem­ onstration nt Alabama State Collego In Montgomery, Ala., last Tuesday wars scheduled to go oa trie! M a y, In Little Rock, a number of Negro lunch counter demonstratora who rofusod orders to leave i h : < rids banks. He ‘ referred to a regulation which he eeid exempts banka fo a « paying u l n le t on equip■eat aad supplies. Ha called H era af the worst axamplss of w ads I Intsrest eontrol ta FlorO s s i-C lvlc Center 7:M p. m.—Model Airplane ClubAria and Craft Building TiM p. m -Littie Major League OrganJutteaal Meetlag-Ovte Center Titt p, m.—Tourist aid Shuffleboard Club ■ ■ M L B B R G , Germany (UP1) M a. m.—Adult Charm School—The U. B. A m y today nnnounCivic Center l gad restriction o f travel by the Bertel aeiiUary mlseira ta the T p. ra— Square Danes (Bese­ . formw V. B. boim af Germany In ct vie Center the viris Ite of Frankfurt. T:W p. m.—Camera Club—Civic Crater S eri* movement ta the irao be- • p. m—Square Daneteg—Clvle a6«ee at Mm foHur* ef Soviet au­ Center thorities In Beet Germany to isggg acceptable peases to Allied l:H p. a.-D uplicate Bridge Gtab tolarira members stationed here, —Clvle Center tha erarancement said. 1:29 p. m.—Babe Buth League Or­ The Army's European com­ ganisational Meeting — Civic mander, Gan. C. D. Eddleraen, Center has advised the Soviet mission af ■ p. m.—Boat and Ski chib—Arte and Craft Building Friday MO^p.^m-- Youth Wiag— Jr.Bl T raw l By Soviet Traops In Garmon Zona Restricted COMING EVENTS: - City Kite Flying Contest, March IMh; Jose Greco, March24, B p. ■ . French headquarter* In Germany. Pitcher Injured •COmOALB, Aria. (UPJ)-Tb* pitchlag career of Dave Hillman was feared ta Jeopardy as the re­ sult ef aa ante accident Injuries. Biilmaa, at, obtained by the Bos­ ton Bed Boa from the Chicago Onbt, and o u t f i e l d e r Marty Keough, a, were hurt early Thurs­ day when their ear left the road aad overturned. ANOTHER Harry Hooley Diet A t 63 Ilerry J. Hooley, 68, e rorirfent of Hanford for the post throe years, died this morning at femtaolo Memorial Uoapttal. Survivor* Include his wife, Car­ rie Hooley; one brother William Hooley aad one eiotor, Mrs, Mary Keller. Fanoral arrangement* are in­ complete. "HOM E Capital Penalty Opponents Plan New Vole Action Ishmont would use the initiative to take their case to the people of California — possibly In time to save the life af convict-author Caryl Ctwssman. Davis, one of Chessmen’s attor­ neys, said he would meet with tbs condemned man today to discuss possible new moves to save tha 21-year-old Mdnap-rapist from his ninth appointment "Hth the gas chamber May 2. Guv. Edmund G. Brown's bill to abolish capita! punishment was killed Thursday by e vote of 6-1 ta the Beasts Judiciary Committee at Baeramwto. Davis said the action cleared the way for an all-out drive by Californians against Capital Fimishmeat, Inc., to put the ltitw oa the November ballot. He ssM every effort would be made not only to get the required 420,000 signatures by June 12 as required by law—but to get them before Chessman's latest 00-day reprieve aspires. Davis said he felt ihat if the signatures were obtained by May S, Brown would havo a solid rea­ son for extending the reprieve. BU ILT— WITH a Woolworth atoro were promptly arrested by police Hwredoy, Aa tha 20 to 26 demonstrators ap­ peared, the store closed ite tanch counters. The Mississippi House of Repre­ sentatives approved three Mila Thursday catting punishment for similar .aitdown*" r J|VR| in the atate. Tha bills would provide o maxi- ■Jon said no spectsters would ba permitted st the trial of the 26 Negro student*, a faculty member and her pbyilrisn husband. They w*n charged with disorderly con­ duct and disobeying an officer. Another demonstration waa bald Thursday in Huntaville, Ala., where some 60 young Negro men paraded through the 10-block downtown ana carrying signs which read: “ Alabama, Heart ef Dixie, House id Tyrants." North Carolina Gov. Luther H. Hodges predicted Thunday that aitdown demonstrations against segregated eating facilities will not produce the results that Ne­ groes are aeeking. The governor admitted be was concerned about the demonstrations, In Atlanta, six Negroes took seats In the front center section Intended for white occupenU at the matinee performance af "My Fair Lafly" at tha Municipal Au­ ditorium. The presence ef Um Ne­ groes did not cause any disturb­ ance, but there ware soma com. plaints from some whits patrons. Gov. Ernest F. Holllngs an­ nounced Thursday that South Car­ olina would "not tolerate" a pro­ posed Saturday pilgrimage to the atate Capitol by Negro students protesting racial segregation. PRIDE"..-IN WASHINGTON (UPI) The storm ta Coagreee ever aa Air Force manwl Unktag semo peered to be blowing Itself out todsy ta the wshe ef two eengreeilonsl inquiries? But House investigators were atill digging into Um subject of military minualc oa other topics ranging from how to wash an of­ ficer's dog ta bartending. Tbey promised further disclosures Everyone concerned with Use eburcb • and •communism manual was agreed eo one point If oa nothing elee — somewhere along tba Mm foe Air Force goofed, Ahr Ferae Bewatery Dudley C, Sharp tetd a House armed eervicee subcommittee Thursday K was "lawcuaobls" that the pass­ age about Communist tafUtration of churches got into the manual. ta tbit view bo had the backlog of Um National Council of Church** which stirred bp the fuse by protesting bitterly against Um manual, written for reserve woncommissioned officers. But Rep. Alvin B. O'KonsU (ItWli.) told Sharp Thursday the allegation ta the manual hadn’t been disproved "one lota" and the Air Force had no business with drawing it. The armed forces subcommittee completed questioning Sharp, Gen. Vhomas D. While, Air Force chief of etelf, and other Air Force officials ta two hours. FABRICS by the YARD ter the women who ptriren to sew her own wardrobe . , . beontifel COTTONS, LINBNB, LACE8 AND WOOLENS . . . all tooara for thetr horaty and wears MH. ty. Drip-Drya that will ho n dollght this spring nod m Plan to visit no and ■ fabric* before yon buy. Twenty-twa high ichool bandi will march and play In lha eonlent. They will compete lor rat­ ing!. The Tl Seminole muiiclam led by Bandraatler Eraest Cowley wiU enter the concert, tight reading and drill eontcati. Seminole individual entrants will be the A and B corpi ma­ jorette* who will Join in a twirllng contest. Majorette* Dee Bar(reave and Frankia Jone* will perform In a duet and Marty Stamper and Ruthl Carlton will be majorette toloiii*. Muilcal tololit* for Seminole High wDl be Bill Ulnei on the «naro drum, Mike Corbin with ■ horn nolo, Eddie Klrchboff with the flute: Barbara Millar, Sarah Print and Sue Toney, etarinet; ■nd Billy Bowen playing tha oboe. A woodwind quartet performtag lor Sanford will be made ip d Eddie Kirahhoff, Sarah Prlait and Billy Bowes and Margaret Joan. Bob Osbum wiU compete ae stodrat conductor. The Somtaole High Band will •tart tta perform anro at > p. wBB S aafofoU appttrtag ta 4 p. m. and foe dHU at T :» p. m. The Seminole group will iaooo for ta i d a rg at • : » g. » . W. E. Kirchhoff Jr., campaign chairman for Conner In Seminole County nk* anyone who wlshe* to participate in a caravan for Conner Saturday, to contact him at FA 2-2231. At a fish-fry at hi* hometown Thursday, Conner laid "from the roniumer'a point of view the moit important office in the atate gov­ ernment la the agriculture com­ missioner's post." Ho told the 1,500 persona at the fl*b fry "this Job domanda experi­ ence, integrity and a proven rec­ ord of acfomplishmenle—not plow do-good promises." ed the school board section* of itructural imulated aluminum which can be u*ed for portable school*. He egreed with S c h o o l Supt. R. T. Milwc* that a achool to accommodate 300 children could he built of thin material for about fB0,000. Tha atate ha* approved the** (trurtural aluminum aection* for *chool construction. 'The portable schoolrooms eon Id be used in overcrowded areas un­ til permanent achoola were built to house rising numbera of stu­ dents. u Milwee told the board that ha would talk to state School Plant Board member C. W. McGuffy about using this material. Milwee alio told the board that he would look at a metal building in Rlthio being offsred to the county school system bp tha federa) government This oooid bo used ae a shop garage, 0 Hospital Notes Mercedes Medloek, Sanford Mary E. Gamboa, Sanford Am Samuel, Sanford Harry Hooley, Sanford Daymon C. Sutton, Sanford Laura S. Garrett, Sanford Clifford Langston, Enterprise Mildred Agnes WhKeere, Maitland Mr. end Mrs. Dean Kelli, Weirsdate, daughter Mr. aad Mrs. Joe A. Sambos, Sanford, a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Roland Medloek, ‘ a era LllUo Hall. Sanford Fannie Babb, Sanford Breads Hirt and baby, Osteen Howard B. Whitney, DeBary Lillie May Williams, Sanford Dorris L. Cook and baby, Sanford Matte Bowen, Sanford Clara Cleusoa, Sanford Mery Williams and baby, Sanford J<hS£ 5,000 Merchants Green Stamps each Friday 10e. IN. To noma LUCKY WINNER, nothh* to bay, you Go mot havo to ho proooai to WIN! The Colonial Shop Fine Fabrics Franses B. Thermae, Owner 112 B. Palmetto Avrane Daytona Beach, Fla. Free Parking ta the Rear fiiWSUfUHQ. fiiiU tk / Wash While You Shop At the modern Indoor laundromat. Where you'll find everything for your washing needs. Hot and Rain Soft Water 14B* save on s o a p s a v t an time starch n cur or lim i m a l l y m ib w a r m in g at <m c * i rubs ror your c o n v e n ie n c e g i a n t 3 6 l b. d r y e r s ! we invite y o u - - - - - - - To otop In and rent during your nhoppini trip. . *;> ft'ii’tJSA.t.'lii, THE *400 DOWN Pnymonta CLOSING Come In And Register RANCHER Medallion thoughtfully designed Kitchen*, with Imm handsome Qohtaete, Exhenta Fan end Garbage Disposal. TBAFF1G I •TEMPLE FRENCH. GENERAL ELECTRIC ANF0RD FOOD i FAIR AUNDR0MAT SHOPPING ’ CENTER �East Gripped By Freezing Ice, Snow John Krider J. (1. (Slim) (•■llowa.v Krider Won't Run; ,36 File For Races John Krider, County Commission chairman and com­ missioner from District 1, announced today he will not seek re-election. Krider has served as board chairman for three years. He is Chamber of Commerce manager and formerly served the CM/ Com million (Justifying for election to local offices in the May DemocraUc primary ends at noon Tuesday. Six candidates filed this morn­ ing. They were Tax Assessor Richard McCanns; Long wood Mayor Alan Lormana for Dis­ trict 1 commissioner; County Judge Wilson Alexander: Ray Slaton for the School Board from District 1; Karlyle Houaholder foe eouaty prosecutor and O, G. Owens lor District 4 constable. Thus far, 3* candidates have qualified. School Supt. R. T. II11wee will bo a candidate for re-election and qualified Friday afternoon. Mrs. lUry Earle Walker also qualified Friday for the tax as­ sessor race. George Bell, candidate for the District • County Commission race, was not listed Friday in a report of qualifying up unlit diet time. Bell had qualified earlier. Krider made this statement: "F or the past several months I have done a great deal of soul searching as lo whether I should again seek the office of county commissioner from District 1 of Seminole County. As almost every one knows, I have been active day and night for the past several years working to develop the po­ tential .of Sanford and Seminole Count/ hi every possible way. 1 have no regrets that 1 have served the eMiaaas ef tfata count/ a* one ml ~ Lshall e< their- wimmtasliners. and ‘ alwsjrp he gratoM for that oppor ob # • Q A ** sins? doubt that Seminole "There la noi < County is hi the soundest shape financially that It has ever been, and that k stands today at the threshold of even greater business and Job opportunity, and Industrial development than some of our more progressive citizens believed M possible. This firm, present post “ tioo may bo attributed to the determined effort on the part of forward-looking citizens lo operate our government on a business-like basis, and to equalize fairly among all citizens the county tax load. *‘I realize that change always meets resistance, and that, un fortunately, even sensible people sometimes resist without reason, fighting personality Instead of weighing carefully the merits of Si the change. I sincerely believe that wo have had more progress in this county in the last four years than wa hava had In the enure history af the county. For this reason, it Is difficult to understand why some fight so hard to resist changes that improvs their governmental serv ices and Improve Job opportunities when Just 20 miles from us can be seen what cooperative effort has accomplished for the City of Orfjlan do and the people of Orange County. Perhaps it is because they cannot believe that any man could be Interested in doing something for his community without getting something ef it for himself. "The progressive changes that ha vs corns about in our county and in the operation of iu govern­ ment are apparent. Foremost has been the adoption of a policy that has done away with expenditure (Tjos the basis of political district. The needs of the county as a whole are valuated, and Improvements are made wherever the need is the greatest and of benefit to the most people. "Comprehensive zoning and plat lawi are now in effect; drainage studies are being made; traffic and planning studies will develop into a realistic road program. 1 am lure that all citizens are acacquainted with the recent announce­ ments af the program to t o ur-tana and improve all heavily iravaled primary and secondary roads in - Seminole County. A much needed new county Jail is lo be construct­ ed, and a study of our county home is underway. MfW schools are rising all over the county. "Plans have been made for bel­ ter wages for county employes: competitive bids on the purchase jhof all materials are now required. ^ A new Health Center is under con­ struction, and an enlargement of our hospital la planned. "The threat of loeing the Sanford Naval Air Station has been met ae that ihe poaitiau af Semiaeid County with Viralauthorities In Washington It now stronger than ever. The electronics ledustry it growing; new small industries are moving In, for wo have finally developed a favorable industrial climate. "I take no personal credit for securing all of these Improve­ ments, bul I do say with pride that 1 have been actively associated with every one of them and have played a part in their accomplish­ ment. "Because I have fought eo hard for the changes that I have sin­ cerely believed ware needed, 1 have become a controversial figure In county politics. Therefore, 1 have come lo the decision that the continued progressive development of Scmlqole County may best be accomplished by my stepping aside and serving as a private citizen. As a private citizen 1 expect to work in my own way for the best interests of Seminole County. "1 wish to thank each of yoa who have cooperated with roe through the years 1 have worked for what f have believed was right for this county. My hope is that those of you who want to do something constructive to see our county develop and our people pros­ per will not sit Jdly by, but will stand up and be counted on each issue." Galloway To Run for Sheriff's Job Constable J. Q. Galloway said today that he is running for sheriff on the bails of his past eight years experience in law en­ forcement. The District 4 constable said that he feels his work as a cri­ minal investigation officer quali­ fies him to serve as sheriff. Galloway has attended four F.B.I. training schools. Born In Albertville, Ala., the 48-year-oki constable has lived In Sanford for the past IS yean. He Is a member of Ihe Central Baptist Church, president of the Lion's Club, a member of the Sanford Elks Lodge, Ihe Amer­ ican Legion, the 40 and I and the Seminole County Sportamen’s Association. Galloway was in the Infantry to World War II. Galloway is married and has two children, James Hoyt Gallo­ way, S , of Lake Mary; and Mrs. Bobbie Jean Reeves, 37, of San­ ford. Three Injured In 2-Car Mishap Three Orlando residents receiv­ ed minor Injuries in a (wo ear collision late Saturday night un SR 43*. All three were treated for cuts and bruises and released from the Florida Sanitarium shortly after the accident, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The three were Judith Firrhow, Maria Hamit and Vertia Han­ cock, oR passengers to a ear driven by Geneva V. Hancock. The Highway Patrol reported that the Hancock car ran into a ear operated by George Tttts, also of Orlando. Hancock was charged with failure to have bia vehicle under control. Damage to the two cars amounted to 1323, the Highway Patrol reported. Karlvle By United Press International lee-cold temperatures gripped the East today, hampering res­ cuer's effort to reach desperate families locked without food or fuel to the snow-covered moun­ tains of North Carolina. The mercury dipped near zero in the southern Appalachians as rescue workers pushed through drifts up to 20 reel deep to help 1,300 mountaineer families snow­ bound for nearly a month. Helicopters dropped emergency fuel, food amt medical packages to tha stranded families, many of them slowly starving since their food ran out last weak. Weary rescue workers stubborn­ Horn-holder 1p.m. Slocks NEW YORK (UPI)—-Block pri­ ces at t p. m.: American Airlines ............... >0 American T&T .................. M American Tobacco ............ 104 Bethlehem Steel ............... 47 Caterpillar .......................... DuPont ............................... 1 » Eastman Kodak .................. 97N Ford Motor ..................... 73** General Electric ............... *8'» General Motors . . . . : .......... 4314 Graham • Paige ................. 2*4 Int. T A T ........................ 3374 Lord lard .......................... 36S Minute Maid ..................... 1114 Penney ............................... 11414 Sears Roebuck .................. 4g Standard Oil (NJ) ........... 4474 Sludebakrr .......... 13*4 U. S. Steel ......................... it VOL. XLIX 0 m * - k ^ CAIRO (UPI) — American Evan­ gelist Billy Graham flew to Jeru­ salem today, elated over a religi­ ous rally which drew 1,0m persons In Cairo Sunday night. Graham called it "the greatest victory we'va had to Africa." *RICHARD McCANNA WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Untied States moved a large mili­ tary force into the Caribbean area today to a training exercise. The Air Fore* and the Army Joined forces to "Operation Big SlamPuerto Pine" — hauling 11,000 troops from throughout the United Tax Assessor Richard E. Mc­ States to Puerto Rico. Canna today qualified to run for tax assessor in the May 1 pri­ Faces Murder Count mary. ANNISTON. Ala. (UPI) - A McCanna was appointed to that farmer's daughter was to go un post to October, replacing Mrs. (rial today for Ibo murder and Mary Earle Walker. mutilation of two brolheri. Vi­ McCanna, who lives to South ola Hyatt, *2, was ehsrgsd with Seminole Count/ with his wife and killing Kmmoit, 41, and Loo Har­ three children, haa been to the per, 33, with a shotgun during a land development and real estate drinking"bout and "an argument' business for the past 10 years. over her use at Lee’s ear. McCanna’a announcement today said: Exiles United "My recent decision (o seek this MIAMI (UPI) - The Miami office comes from the fset that Herald reported Sunday Cuban there Is not one bit or evidence political exiles have united for a to shuw that the improvements counter - revolution against the msde this year In the county tax government of Premier Fidel Cas­ structure would remain valid un­ tro. The Herald said the ea(Jes der some one else'a control. have picked Francisco Caglgas, "The elimination or drastic modi­ 35, as' their provisional president, fication of these Improvements and Jose Elruterio Pedraza, as could severely hamper or damage the commander of their military the county school building pro­ arm. gram and olher badly needed county improvement*. This is a very critical situation and must Admits Robbery NEW IBERIA, U . (UPI) - A not be taken too lightly. "In order to belter fscc up to 33-yeir-old electrician today ad­ mitted robbing a New Iberia Na­ these county needs, we now have tional Bank branch of more than a level of assessment that provides ♦45,000 and officers recovered all a broad tax base along with the but $100. The FBI and sherifra lowest millage of any county in office Jointly announced Ihe ar­ Ihe state. Thla type of assessment rest .early today of Rune!) James insures against a top-heavy county Theriot of New Iberia. He was economy whereby a few have to charged with Saturday'! 143,300 bear most of the burden, and at Ihe same time allows an oppor­ robbery. tunity for averyone to share to providing the necessary improve­ New Missile Plan ments needed here In Ihe county. WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. "The furtberence of this pro­ Henry M. Jackson (D-Wash.), one of Use leading critic* of adminis­ gram has become a mailer of grave concern to me. both as a tration defense politics, said to­ public official and as a private day ha has a plan to bridge the citizen with three children in our missile gap with the Navy’s Po­ school system functioning under laris missile. Jackson, a member a curtailed program because of a of the Senate Armed Services lack of necessary fundi. Committee and the Congressional "It must follow that I believe Atomic Energy Committee, de­ that myself and all olher progres­ clared more emphsili was need­ sive minded persons must take ed on forces able to retaliate direct action to aliminste these after a surprise attack. conditions and prevent ■ return lo tile state of affairs that allowed them lo exist." McCanna Enters Assessor's Race Three bicycles were stolen (Tom Longwood Mayor A. R. Lormann's home Friday and Saturday night. Two of tha bicycles belonging to Lormann's children were taken from the mayor'! Wildmcra Ave. home Friday night. The third was stolen Saturday, Lormana said. This is the first Longwood robbery he has heard of lo seven or eight months. NAS To Aid Needy The Sanford Nava! Air Station Is now a channel for relief of the aeveral thousand children orphaned by the recent Agadir Morocco earthquake. A home for 1,000 of the orphaua la being created in Morocco under the patronage of six year old Frinceaa Iatlla Amina. Two thousund aingle aheeta, 5,000 jeans and girls shorts, 5,000 tee shirts, 2,000 aandala and under clothes are needed for the orphans. NAS Chaplain William Hearn D the orphan supply coordinator for the Sanford base and peraoni who want to'contributa any of theta clothing articles may contact Chaplain Bonn at FA 1-1880, ext. MS. or may leave the items at the NAS miHn The cm'rtr’ n pm from two to 14 years old. for tbs saatsrn United States, where temperatures dipped to rec­ ord low* Sunday. Cleveland—with 3 above, Col­ umbus—with I above, and Pitts­ burgh—with 6 above, all recorded their coldest March IS In history. Kreealny temperature* contin­ ued north nf a lino through north­ ern Florida, Arkansas, Colorado and Utah. An airlift of a different sort flew a merry mission to dron sev­ eral Ions or corn to thousand! of alarving pheasant* trapped by drift* in South Dakota. Another three to atx inches of •now fell over the mountain areas of western Montana and Idaho, but most other precipitation confined to light snow and show> era on the eastern slope* of the Heckle*. In Florida tha morning tens* perature bulletin from the takeland Weather Bureau: Forecait for peninsular Florida for tonight and Tuesday morningt Partly cloudy and warmer. Lots* rst temperature! ranging from 43 to 30 north to tha M's cen­ tral and near M in tha extrema south. Forecast for Tuesday: Consider* able cloudiness and mild. Shower* north and central district!. Future temperature outlook: Mild Tuesday night. No danger through Wednesday. WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and tonight. High today, (57-73. Low tonight, 50-65. United Prena Leased Wire Katnbliihed 1908 M O N D A Y M A R C H , 1-i, l'Jtil) S A N F O R D , FLORIDA ‘Great’ Victory Three Bicycles Stolen In Long wood peatedly belted the area, were under way today in four stales— Virginia, Trnncsicc, North Caro­ lina and Kentucky. Drifts in some spots measured tS to 20 feet deep. tly late Sunday emergency food parkacc* had been delivered to at least 200 Norih Carolina families. Gov. Luther 11, Hodges of North Carolina flew over the stricken area to survey the situation and said the Army hrllcoplrrs and "weasr’ s" would rnntlnup work­ ing until all families had received aid. Hodges termed the situation "well in hand." A cold, clear day was predicted © It? ^ m t f n r f t l i m t l b News Briefs Training: Exercise ly pushed ahead today wiki the Herculean task of getting* food and fuel lo 1,300 mountaineer families snowbound to the sou­ thern Appalachians. But the rescuers, many of whom have labored for days with little or no sleep, were be­ ing well rewarded. United Press International Cor­ respondent George Flowers, who has flown with helicopter pilots on food dropping missions, said: "It's wonderful to see the fam­ ilies — especially the children— run out to where the food pack­ ages fall." The rescue operations, brought on by snow-laden storms that re­ Casselberry Town Council To Meet Discussion of county condemna­ tion of IS Casselberry septic tanks is expected to cume up at Hie Cas­ selberry Town Council meeting to­ night. Tha council must order the (inks improved, Town Mayor William Benson said today. County health olfirrrs have said they would condemn the tanks. A recently patted Casselberry ordi­ nance lays defective septic and sower systems In the town mutt be fixed within M days from the lime an order to Improve them la given system owner*. Tha 7:30 p. m. meeting will be to the Casselberry Tuwn Hall. Yowell Rites Held Funeral rites for Newton P. Yowell, M, pioneer central Flor­ ida merchant who died Friday at his home to Orlando wore held at the Firit Presbyterian Church to Orlando today. House Begins Civil Rights Bill Voting WASHINGTON (UPI) The House begins voting today on its civil rights bill with ■ pica from Ally. Gen. William P. Rogers to retain a provision to crack down on violators ef school integration orders. An agrcrmetM rrsched Saturday between 'civil rlghls forces and Southern opponents for the House to start voting on amendmenta of­ fered new hope for early action to break the deadlock in Congress. House leaders hoped they eould get a bill parsed by Thursday. On (he eve of the crucial House votes, Rogers msde a special ap­ peal for the proposal to authorize federal penalties for persons ob­ structing federal court orders lo desegregate schools. A similar pro­ vision was eliminated from the Senate's measure Friday. Rogers, in a tetter to Rep. Wllllaid M. McCulloch (H-Ohlo), said the emphasis on voting rights "should not lull anyone into for­ getting that meanwhile the federal government has a responsibility in other civil righto mailers, Includ­ ing the duty te^rnfoAe court #r-‘ d e r s in school desegregation cases." The attorney general said the administration proposal would en­ able Ihe federal govrmmrnt lo en­ force Ihe srhoul orders "without mob violence and without the ne­ cessity of using federal troops." "At the present time," he said, "when stale officials fall to main­ tain law and order, the federal government, as a practical mailer has no certain or very effective way lo deal with mob violence except by the use of federal troops." Garden Clubs Set To Sponsor Tour The public Is invlled lo make the upcoming four of Central Florida homes and gardens spon­ sored by the Seventh District of Ihe Florida Federation of Garden Clubs March 22, 33, 34. Three Sanford homes, those of Dr. and Mra. A. W. Epps Jr., Dr. and Mrs, A. L. Barks and Sir. and Mrs. Harry E. Tooke, will bo included on Uia tour of 21 homes and gardrns in Or­ lando, Winter Park, Maitland, Winter Garden, Clermont and Mt. Dura. Sanford resident* are especial­ ly invited to make a lour March 23 of 10 homes in the OrlandoWinter Park area. Reservations for ibis bus tour may be made by calling Sirs. Irwin Fleischer it FA 20336, Mrs. Fleischer is Sanford chairman for the lour, whirh will leave Ute Civic Center at 0:30 a. m. Reservations must be made by March II and persons making Ihe trip are asked to bring their own lunch, she said. School Is Hit By Vondalism Vandalism struck Lake Mary Elementary School during tho weekend. Three windows were broken, a ran of paint turned over and a concrete block divider knocked down in Ihe school the sheriff’s office reported today. Deputy James Moore is investigating Ihe vandalism, 'Rare' Lamp Reported Stolen Theft of a rare lamp containing about 1,000 marbles was reported to Sanford police Saturday. Herman Morris of the Osleea MQ Ranch laid aotneoM had brok­ en into his bouse at 11M Locust Ave. and stolen a ladder and Ihe lamp. NO. 849 Exhausted Team Continues Hunt For Trapped Men LOGAN, W. Va. (U P I )- Coal, grimed rescue aquada early to­ day began digging Hint different routes In their effort to reach 14 minera sealed la ■ coal nlao for more than alx days, Tha exh suited crews lata Sun­ day night inched to withla t it feet ef oo* of two areas where mint officials believed the trap. ped man map hava barricaded themselves from tha danse imoke and deadly gas fumta spawned by smoldering Urea, The miners hava not bean heard from aloes 1:30 a. m. Tuesday when a stole fall ripped down eleclrto cable* and atoned • fire in the Holden So. 33 mins In southwestern West VlrgUdl. WII.I.IS CARTER (right) and Kyle Blair tell newamen " ! have no doubt that within M of their escape from the latgan, weal Virginia, coal mine hours we will knew what,' If any­ where 18 of their co-worker* were still trapped. Mine thing, la In that first area," said director* reported that a fire in the mine wan under con­ Raymond Saivali, president ef the trol, and that oxygeo-mnnked rescuer* were attempting Island Creek Coal Co., early to­ to reach the trapped minera. day. Until today, reams# werhtra bad attompted to piero* through anint, only tt|g main, corridor, The/ began using Use three approached feeling they had a bettor chance lo converge oe the are ac. The second area Hoc some 1,100 foot beyond the closer section. Smoke has bean oo# of the ma­ jor obetaclea crown have had to contend with. Fine that broke o u t WASHINGTON (U PI)-The U.S. miles out March 3, 1939. Russia'! soma 463 feet beneath the ground Pioneer V sun satellite ap­ Lunik I stopped transmitting after surface and about two miles from the pithead belched forth cloudO proached the half-mlllion-mlle it had traveled 393,000 miles. of choking smoke end carbon post today on its trek through The satellite's signals demon­ monoxide gas. •pace still sending back radio Tha lack of fresh air forced strated the feasibility of long signals to earth. rescuers to retreat rouqtfeac range apace communications, a The at.l-pound satellite Sun­ limes and "fresh air baaca" have day set a dlstanrc record for feat that will be invaluable on thi bean advanced by scaling off aide deep space communications when day maa himself first ventures passageways. Its rado Iran ■inliter — tbs moat info deep apace, Hopes as to whether the Impris­ powerful aver sent Into space— oned men would be alive reee was monitored from 413,000 miles and fell wllh every obstacle that away. loomed before the rescuers. Time The South Point Trarking Sta­ was Ihe most important element tion on the island of Hawaii re­ to be considered. ported it began a 20-mlnute read­ Officials had eslimiled that the ing at 2 a. m. today and olher men may have had an air supply attempts were irhrduled talar ef about 107 hours If (hey barri­ in tha day, elsewhere In the caded themselves property. The world. A Casselberry resident was ar­ 144-hour mark wea ranked ct Al ■ a. ni , three days after rested for aggravated assault Sat­ l:M c, m. today. the bcachball satellite was launch­ urday night and rr arreilad. Sun­ ed from Cape Canaveral, officials day oo a suspicion of arson charge. estimated it would be 490,473 Gerard St. Onge of take Ellen miles away, moving at 3,930 miles Circle was arrested by Casselberry an hour. Marshal Gua Sawyer Saturday At that ralr, Pioneer V would night. reach the 300,000-mile mark about He was charged with throwing I p, m. ■ ruck which broke the windshield Scientist expected lo receive uf a truck driven by Bryant Cuuey Salty Williami was crowned communications from the solar- of Orlando, Casselberry Mayor Seminole High Mist Heart Throb charged Pioneer radio until it William Benson said today. St. of 1961 at a Sanford Civic Center reaches about 30 million miles Onge was brought to the municipal Heart Fund dance Friday night. from earth, too times farther court and released pending trial Winston Piarcy was named away than it would be today. Tuesday. King Ugly. They said the satellite's instru­ Deputy L. J. Kriz arrested SI. Both student* are seniors. The ments were working "beautiful­ Onge Sunday on zusp.cion uf hav­ 9-11 p m. dance was put on lo ly," tranimttttof signals on com­ ing set ■ firs which burned duwn raise funds for the Heart Fund. mand from ground stations. a Casselberry Gardens building on Dime volts cast for tha fiva Mist The old distance record was Lake Ellen Circle Sunday. Both Heart throb candidates and pro­ bald by Pioneer IV, which sent charges against SI. Onge wilt now ceeds from the dance will go to back its last signal from 407,000 be handled by Ihe county. the Heart Fund. Pioneer Sun 'Working Beautifully' Casselberry Man Faces Arson Count Sally Williams Crowned Seminole High Heart Throb Finch Trial Jury Torn By 'Violence' LOS ANGELES ( U P !)- Prej­ udice, violence and obillnancy caused the Finch-Tregolf murder trial Jurors to becom| so hope­ lessly deadlocked that todiy Us* accused lovers face a second trial. A "gas them or free them" stand by two jurors prevented ef­ forts of Ilia 10 other panelists to free Carol* Tregoff, 33, and convict Dr. R, Bernard Finch, 42, of Ihe murder of his wife, said one of the jurors, Mrs. Gene­ vieve Lang. Superior Judge Waller R. Evans declared the three - month bearing a mistrial Saturday when the Jury of five men and seven women announced It was dead­ locked alter eight days oi delib­ erations, Evans scheduled Thursday as Ihe di'.c for a new trial to be set for Ihe handsome physicist and his red-haired mistress for the July 1* gunshot slaying of Mrs, Barbara Jean Finch, 33. Both-re­ mained in Jail. Mrs. Lang said toe outwardly compatible, smiling appearance o( tha 12 juror* during Iheir recesses was far from the real stoic ef affairs among them. "At the height of one heated de­ bate. a male juror threatened to throw another out a window and turned over the jury table — he uird to be a boxer — before she ran to the door," aaid Mrs. Lang. "She was hysterical and pound­ ed on the door for tha bailiff." The threatened troman was re­ ported to' have said she would ■eek protection from the district attorney because she was afraid en on the panel. She said an ex­ tra bailiff was brought to the ho­ tel where the Jury stayed to guard the woman's hotel door after aba received the notoe. "Wa could have voted Careto free at any time," aaid Mra. Lang. "But we were trying her two — they '] fused to listen to the law, con­ ditions and degrees — to go stung no Finch. "If they would have voted with us, we would have sallied for second degree on Finch and freed Carole. We never voted oa sec­ ond degree, though, wa Just voted an guilty." juror Louis Werner idealifted the twe Jurors who refused to vole for conviction sa Mia. Da- ef toe male Juror. Mroe letoMo, a peetrt d n i t o Another Juror aaid ooo ef llto Eddie L Lindsey, e paatol eonmale pancllits parsed at least ploys and the only Negro, to t o three M m sdiisg i l l noton to panel. Bath declined m uMtol � 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 11, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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A BEAL VALUE / f �WUt jSattfnrfr lf?raU> WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild through Friday. Hijrh today In the mid-70's. Low tonight, 55-60. /Ol* XLIX United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY. MARCH 10. 1900 SANFORD. FLORIDA Crippling Snow Storm Smacks D ixie By lu lled Prc»» International The aectpid severe atorm in a week crippled the South today with staggering burdens of snow A i d ice. Governors in at least five stales declared state* of emergency. The storm closed schools and bus­ inesses, knocked out communica­ tions and isolated whole communi­ ties and scores of farmers. Up to 20 inches of snow fell on arts of Tennessee, Virginia and orth Carolina. Another four to aix Inches was predicted from North Carolina . up the Atlantic .Seaboard into Ohio, West Vir­ R ginia, Pennsylvania and New Jer­ sey. As the storm moved up the East Coast, it merged with another wintry blast which scourged the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys with record-breaking snows and heavy drifts. The Weather Bureau said an­ other snow storm was building up in the Rockies and “ possibly could become very rough” as it moves into the Plain states. Dozens of highways and most rural roads were closed through­ out the South and East and weath­ er officials posted hazardous driv­ ing warnings for the area. Finch-Tregoff Murder Trial Jury Still Out rj LOGAN, W. V h. (U P I)— Rescue workers tryIhr to reach T8 ntinera entombed more than two day* deep inside a smold­ ering coal pit reported today that the only “ avenues o f ap­ proach” wera blocked by roof falls. Paul Lingo, deputy state mines director, said the rescue teams could get to within only 2.000 feet from the s|>ot where L. L. Cox To Seek 1>eacg Justice Post Cox hat been a resident of Loafwood for the past nina years. Re to a graduate ef Lakeland HUfit School and Stetson University, te Mr. Cox has taught in various high schools in Florida and Geor­ gia for the M years. Ha is a member of the Winter Park Methodist Church, Masonic Lodge $2 of Sanford, American Legion Post US in Altamonte Springs and the auditory highway patrol. He to also a member of the Longwood Chamber of Commerce and Volunteer fire department, m The only candidate to qualify This morning was John D. Nettleton who will be seeking the game post as Cox. Regular Election To Fill Vacancy ^ There won't bo any special elec­ tion involved in filling the vacat­ ed District 2 county commission post, Slate Rep. Mack Cleveland Jr. said today. •Cltveland said he spoke to At­ torney General Richard Ervin earlier in tha week and the At­ torney general's office handed down a decision that there to ne need for the special alection. m Cleveland said if there to a v a ca n t post during a regular elec­ tion year candidates for it can run on a regular ballot. This applies this year. Cleveland said that the can­ didate who baa the majority vote on the regular ballot probably wiU be appointed by Gov. Col­ lins to the Job until Jan. II 1ML After the primary, the legis­ lative delegation will ask Collins appoint the person who has e most votes. The general election will put a man in tbo position until Jan. II, 1902, as two years remain In the term. Cleveland, also attorney for the County Commission was author­ ised by the board to ask for the « general’ s officer earlier had ruled that a special alection should be galled. Forestry M eet Vole Registration Deadline Nearing April 2 la lbs leal day to register to vote in this yoer’s ntections. For the convenience of county residents outside e f Sanford, Coun­ ty Supervisor of UngUtration, Mrs. Camilla Bruce wiU have registra­ tion books at Foreit City’a R. E. Purvis Real Estate Ofljc* from M p. today for Precinct Ne. 12,' nt Geneva's Community House Tht ’ for Precinct « ; Goldenrod’ Ao tatico'a Real Estate Of­ fice Friday for Precinct S; at Lake .Mary’s Community Presbyterian Church Annex Monday for Pre­ cinct No. 10; at Longwood's Town Hall, March 15-U for Precinct 9; und at Oviedo’s City Hall March 17-!■ for Precinct I. The books will bo open at these locations from 24 p. m. The registration office in San­ ford's chamber of commerce building to open Monday through Friday from 9-5 p. m. and will be open from • a. m. until noon, Sat­ urdays, until April >. Board Plans Bid On Furniture Soon Bid*, on furniture for new county schools will be asked the latter part of April, administrative assistant Waller Teague told (be school board today. The bids will be for an the schools and will be for about $100,000 worth of furniture, Teague *told the board teat Ibis year’s federal government allotment to help pay for school tog of military family children hero will be 1117,952. Word of Ihis allotment came from Sen. Spcssard Roll and recently. The money had been budgeted by the school board. .................. ■ __ Chuluota .Retired Couples To Moot Hartley f . Ravage, president of the Chuluota Retired Couples Club announces that the public to In­ vited t e ' attend tha showing at slides from Wnodlawn Memorial Park oa Thursday March 17, at V:M p. m. Tha program ■w S tottow tea Club'a monthly pot luckm apprr JACKSONVILLE (U PI) - The 19th annual Southern Forestry Conference opens here today write • keynote address fr a s Friaso F. Osborn, view p r s d fis t and general counsel of the Atlantie Coast Line fiaiiroad. * REBUILDING HOME and businesa in Chuluotn are Mr. and Mr*. Ted Morski, whoa* house burned tu the ground Feb. 20. dentroying their household goods end the doughnut making equipment which wan their livelihood. Residents of Chuluotn and Oviedo joined in a voluntary contribution effort to nid the Morski family, raising funds for purchase of a new doughnut machine. Morski is Altawn AOVkidh nti a new "fireproof” ahop and he aald he'll be delivering doughnuts every Tuesday again soon. (Herald Photo) Bombs Destroyed Giant Sugar Crop, Havana Says HAVANA (U PI) - incendiary bomba dropped by a light "plane burned nearly 4,000 tons o f sugar cans on a plantation near the west Cuban town at Consolation del Sur, it was reported today. Dispatches front Pinar del Rio estimated the amount at the burn­ ed cane at S M B dos. It was im­ possible la m i dflUjy to determine where the crop-burning plane came from. In similar instance* in Ibt past, Premier Fidel Cctlro'e revolution­ ary regime has charged that the plane* came from basea In the United States. The State Depart­ ment apologized for one such incl- Studebaker Plant Workers Strike SOUTH BEND, ind. (U PI) -T h e United Auto Workers Union went on strike against the StudebakerPackard Co. today in a production standards dispute. 5lembers of UAW Local 5 set up picket lines at the plant her* when a midnight strike deadline capired without a settlement. The walkout abut down the com ­ pany'* production lines and idled between 4,000 and 5,000 workers. Oifice employe* and some main­ tenance workers ware not affect­ ed. Federal Mediator Cheater Rals­ ton met with union and company official* Wednesday In an unauc ccsiful effort to reach an accord. The UAW charged the company with a production speedup. But the firm said the production standard* must be maintained if Studebakcr-Packard is lo remain competitive with the rest of the auto industry. dent, involving a private plane which flew out of Florida. Ehrlier planes from Pinar del aid three -men were arrested Wednesday in connection alleged plot lo bomb the adqilgrters o( Castro*' rebel movement. Ob of the. men, identified as Luis Gonzales Hcnriqucz, wa» captured with a bomb in Ills pus session. Police said Gonzalez had confessed taking part to a num­ ber of previous torror bombings. Gonzalez's father and an cx-soldier were seised as accomplice* of the bomber. In Havana, the government reg­ istered new advances in Its con flirt with tea independent press and radio. Packets of ncwspicuircs of last week's munltion-siiipif| blast, cuoMgned lo the United Stales by United Press international and As­ sociated Press, were seized dur­ ing the weekend by Army in­ telligence agents who said they wanted “ to see if (hey offered clues to the explosion." The picture* have not been re turned. The independent Artalcjo radio station announced Wednesday that it is discontinuing domestic news commentaries rather than allow pro-Catlro employes to attach ''editor's notes” branding news­ cast Hems "false” or ' unethical.'' A court here ruled Wednesday* that newsmen and printers may continue to Insert comparable foot­ notes commenting on press copy until the Supreme Court rules on Ihcir constitutionality in a test rase brought by Informacmnr*. one of Havana's tour remaining independent newspapers. Hypnosis Program Given In DeBary A program on hypnosis was thr highlight of thr DeBary Civic Association meeting this week. Forrest Breckrnridge of DeLand performed several experiments on volunteers. The volunteers includ­ ed Carol Corson and Jan Trrek■ o o , of DeBary, and John Smith, at DeLand, all teenagers. Several votuateors also earn* forward from the audience. Breckenridge put the volunlrrrt degrees at hypnosis. Sanity H earing NAPLES (U P I> -A sanity bear­ ing for police flgt. Edward Halrnek, wba shot two policemen Tuesday, will bo held before the county Judge, Asst, state Attorney Frank Watson aald Wednesday. Wataen said Hetenek was "at Last tamptasefi* net eosnemlhla" when ha test relics Chief S. B. Carutbera la the stomach and Sgt. fc te d m . MW 0N M M * O at A ev *ja. 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (Ui’ l) — Stock prices at 1 p.m.: .............. M ‘ » Gov. Bert T. Combs of Kentuc­ inchrs fell and Gov. Ernest V. American TAT American Tobacco ............ 1051* Ilollings of South Carolina de­ ky ordered a state of emergency clared a state of emergency for Bethlehem Slccl ................... 47'* and put the National Guard at the 10 stricken counties buried by six C A O ................................... 601* Chrysler ........................ 53'ii disposal of snowed-in towns. High­ Inches of snow. 22'« ways throughout the state were Georgia Gov. Ernest Vandiver Curti»* • Wright .............. . ................... 221'« askrd President Eisenhower for DuPont impassible. Eastman Kodak ................... 99>i North Carolina Gov. Luther H. immediate federal aid for poultry Ford Motor ................... 73H farmers in 21 north Georgia coun­ Hodges ordered the state Highway ties hard-hit by the two storms. General E lectric................... 80'v Department to lake emergency Ten inches of new snow covered General Motors ................... 4IL« arlion to clear 10 to 15-fool drifts northern Georgia and took a Ini. T A T .......................... 35'. Lorillard ............................... 3fi>. off highways in the western part heavy toll of properly. .............................. Il.l'x of the state. The new storm took at least 16 Penney Virginia Gov. J. Lindsay Al­ lives—including • in Illinois and Penn RR ............................. 14 mond sent National Guardsmen 4 In klissouri, raising the death Scar* Roebuck ................... 47'. Standard Oil (NJ) ................ 44'. Into the stale’ s snowbound south­ toll in the week-long seige of Studebaker ........................... 15'i western mountains where 1> weather to well over 200. U. sr steel ................... * p . Wcstinghousr El. ......... 49'. Trapped M iners Escape Route Reported Blocked the trapped moo man are believed to have barricaded themsehe*. "It looks as though it's going to bo another long day,” Lingo said. "Tha only two possible av­ enues of approach to where we believe the miners to be are blocked by roof falls.” I.ingo said the intense heat from the fire was preventing the rescuers from ahoring up the tun­ nel to prevent the roof fall*. The roof falls actually occurrrd Wednesday, but were not reveal­ ed by official! until today. A federal official said in all bis 21 years of axpericncc, this was the worst mine fire he ha* ever seen in West Virginia involving1 trapped moo. Workers leaving the mine after 11 hour* inside the shaft reported that condition* underground wera terrible. “ There's a lot of smoko and LINTON 1* COX steam and the beat to terrific,” said Clifford Bowen, 40. "They are trying to cool off the area with water but t look* like it will take quite a while before they caw gat past the boi area.” fiRNPlmat* vjoeatAu w b»:U r carton monoxide turns* and dense smoke seeped through a Linton I*. fkm announced that he barricade and taffocaied the ie a candidate tor Peace Juatiee miners, trappnd since l:t o a. m. Tuesday. in the sixth district. NO. 647 * & - * / I.OS ANGELES (UPI) - The Kinch-Trcgoff murder trial jury remained out (or the sixth day today to deliberate the life or drath fate of the accused couple. It was obvious Hie panel of »r\rn women snd five men was finding it difficult to agree on the guilt or innorrnrr of Dr. R. Bernard Finch. 42, and his redhaired paramour Carole Trcgpff, 23 The conflicting .lories told by the defense and the prosecution about the gunshot slaying of the handsome physician's wife, Bar­ bara Jean, 33, last July II were being given time consuming con­ sideration by the jurors. The trnse hours of waiting while the jury deliberates have given rise lo score* of rumors around the court newsroom con­ cerning progress of tee Jurors’ discussions. One New York newspaperwom­ an aald the jury was divided with to voting for second degree murder and 2 tor first degree murder against Finch. But a de­ fense attorney said it was his opinion the vote was Just tha op­ posite—10 tor convletion of first degree murder and I for second. A t o , Angeles newspaper., re­ ported It of the'Jurors wera for convicting Finch and were being blocked by a lone Juror. The o m dissenting juror was responsible for causing the court to spend two days in reading Finch's testimony shortly after getting the rase last Friday, reported the paper. In short, there was consider­ able speculation about what was happening lo tha Jury room and Hie consensus was that no one knows tor sure. Giaht Farm Teams Arrive In Sanford Twenty-tivw players from two San Francisco Giant Farm Clubs ar­ rived in Sanford today to open Spring (raining. Trams arriving^ were the Tacoma, Wash, and Harlingen, Texai Clubs. Loral training director Hans l-obert also reported that Carl Hubbell, Giant farm director arrivedt today te look over the yuung players. The exhibition schedule starts March 19. Stetson President To Speak To C Of C Stetson University President J. Ollle Edmunds will be the prin­ cipal .prakrr at Ihe annual Cham­ ber of Commerce meeting ai 0:30 p. tn. today. The meeting will be held at the Mayfair Inn. The program will also Include a report on .chamber activities for Ihe past year ‘ and various musical selections. Wife May Succeed Sen, Neuberger SALEM, Ore. (UPI)— Pressure mounted today oa GOP Gov. Mark Hatfield la appoint Mrs. Maurine Neuberger to succeed her late husband, Sen. Richard Neuberger, a Democrat, to tba Sen­ ate. Thera were indications that sha would run for tha post whether or not Hatfield appointed her to (ill out Ihe unrxplred term. Navy To Study Building Needs JAC CKSOMYILLE (U PI) - Top ranking Navy officers wLU meat with scientific and Industrial lesdaw at t e JackaanviMa Naval Ah’ Station March M te atudy tha Navy's shipbuilding nerds in coming years. Single School Sessions By Fall Despite Growth The school board expect* lo eliminate double das* sessions throughout tee county, even though it face* an estimated in­ crease in smith Seminole school population of 13 prreent during the next fall year. “ Figures imliratr that we will School Administrative Assistant throughout the county unless (here is some unexpected increase in the south end of the county. Sc ooi Administrative Assstant Walter Teague told the board to­ day. Supporting Teague's view of (lie schools gelling back to single sessions. County Supt. R. T. Milwee said "With what we have we feel that none of them will he in double session.” Milwce said that there will be no double sessions in Sanford and that the schools will he able to handle students from Navy fam­ ilies. Teague predicted a 43 percent increase in student population in south Seminole County for the KHtOflt school year, lie predicted a 19 percent increase in the Oviedo area, an eight percent rise in Sanford clrmcntary school pupil population, a 14 percent rise in Sanford secondary school ranks and an overall increase of nine percent in Ihe number of students in Negro schools. Teague predicted 2,691 children in the Sanford area elementary schools, (Sanford Grammar School, West Side Elementary School, Southsldr Elementary, I'inrcrest and I.ake Mary ele­ mentary). Hr estimated there will be 900 children in Sanford Junior High and 1.050 in Ihe new Seminole High’s grades 9-12. Emphasizing thr great increase in south county students, Teague predicted 3.600 in Lyman ichool. Altamonte Elementary, and the new Lingwood amt South Seminole rlrm cntiry schools. There were 2,519 Lyman and Altamonte stu­ dents this year and 805 Lyman students four year* ago. If county population keeps growing at its present rate. 66 additional classrooms or three big new schools will be needed each year, Teague said. There ha* been a 21-28/100 per­ m it increase in average daily attrndanre in 1959 60 over 195859. For 1957-58 there was only an 847/100 perrent increase. In 1958-57 (he rise was 4-43/too per­ cent. “ Tha buildings we will have completed this fall wiU almost double Uses sis* at the present school system," Mil wee said. Teague predicted that five new elementary schools will be aeeded in the southwest section of the county In the next five years. A junior high site near ihe Lyman School will also be needed, be said. Teague aaid a school will be needed for Ihe Sunland and Kastbrook developments in Goldenrod; a 20 acre school sit* will be giv­ en to the school hoard oo Ihe east side of the Lake ef the Woods, near tha Orange County lint, for a subdivision there; and that developer Hibbard Cassel­ berry baa offered two possible sites for a ichool to Casselberry. The erhool board voted lo ap­ prove a stale and University of Florida survey of county school nerds tor the next three years. This will lake place in October. Supt. .Milwce suggested rano. vallon of part of ibe old Lyman School to make a home economies suite and a science suit*. Galloway, Board Set Pay Scale Talk Tax Collector John Galloway, the most outspoken critic of the County Commission's proposal to unify pay schedule* for all county em ­ ployes, has agreed to meet with the board neat Tuesday to discus* Ihe proa and cons on Ihe plan. Galloway has said he is definite­ ly opposed lo Ihe plan, citing that it should be up to the individual courthouse department head lo decide on just how much to pay his employes. "I get my budget from Jhe comptroller's office and I'll de­ cide what wages to pay my help,” Galloway emphasised. Funds Okayed For Hospital Architect.* are discussing plan* for the 40-bed addition to Seminole Memorial Hospital today after the federal gov* ernment announced Wednesday that it ha* given final ap­ proval to a grant of $225,000 for the $500,000 project. Flans for the addition will be presented to the hospital's board of truatee* thi* fall. Administrator Horry Weir said today. Construction will not start before December or early 1961, he said. The Floiida rnngiession*! deleRation sent out • wire Wednesday importing the formal approval by the Health, Education and Welfare Dept, of the tJ-JS.OOO In Hill-Burton matching funds for the Han­ ford hospital enlargement. A. R. Peterson Sr., rh*irm*n of the hospital hoard at trustees, said the hospital is ready tn match funds and begin work as soon as final plan* for construc­ tion ate approved. Architect John Burton, appoint­ ed to draw up preliminary plans, is meeting today with Dr. Herman Smith, Chirigo hospital consult­ ant. Plans must lie approved by the hospital hoard and tha Flo­ rida Development Commission be­ fore work can start. The addition will be made on tha east side of thr hospital and extended to the south. Expansion of the laboratory department and x-ray farilttie*' will be included along with the inrreas* in bed spare. Apopka Man Hurt In Auto Mishap An Apopka man was treated in Orange Memorial Hospital today after ha received a broken leg in a one-car accident on SR 434 Ihis morning. Listed in (sir condition at tha hospital is Marion Millrr. Tha Sheriffs office said thr Miller car, traveling at a high rale of speed, apparently ran off Ihe road and slammed tola an orange tree. Gasoline Operators Threaten Strike MIAMI (U P I )-S e r v ic e station operators, worried over the rob­ bery-murder of two of their num­ ber here, have threatened a strike unless oU companies allow them to cloao during "unprofitable hour*.” Two night etallon attendants were killed add a third wounded critically recently by a 17-yearold mullipte (layer Dannls Whit­ ney. Perry E. Gary, president of 800-member Allied Gasoline tollers As m . at Dade County, his group had pasted • resolution to send to all major oil companies supplying Urn Miami area. “ if tha companies do not heed our resolution,” Gary laid, 'Than we wiU recommend that associa­ tion stations cloao Indefinitely until an equitable situation is worked out." 'I Train Crash Kills Five In Alabama ANNISTON, Ala. (UPI)— Five perooos wore killed today when Ihe Kanene City-Florida Special passenger train at the Southern Railway struck a stalled automo­ bile at a crossing near here. The highway patrol tentatively Identifiad tee victims as those at the Marvin Bentley family. Four persons were killed tostonily al tha scene of the acci­ dent at Ihe Kulation crossing on Slate Highway 109 about four miles west of Anniston. A baby died at Anniston Me­ morial Hospital shortly after Ihe accident, which occurred al 9:53 a. nt. Persons to a car behind the one involved in the accident said a woman was driving and started across the tracks. They said she apparently became excited and stalled the vehicle to front at tee train. —— — — — — — — —— News Briefs Chairman Proposed TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — For. Gov. Millard Caldwell pro. posed Wednesday that Rep. Robert Sikes or Sen. Sprssnrd Holland be named permanent chairman ot the Florida delegation to the Democratic National Convention. lite r Pilot Questioned JAKARTA, Indonesia <UPt>— Military authorities questioned one of Indonesia's top Jet pilots today •bout • strafing attack on two presidential palaces and a village, and announced he would he tried by an Air Force court. Nintteeu persona were Injured by the jet'a chattering guns Wednesday. Girl Drowns I.AKE HELEN tlH ’M — Dvho. rah Lee Clark, 2. daughter of Mr. and 51rs. John Clark, drowned ta Ijike Helen Wednesday. She and a neighbor boy, klark Grubb, 4, had liern playing near the l*k«u The girl wa* found floating hy the hoy's mother, Mrs. Barbara Grubb, who had gone to look fog the children. Textile Problem WASHINGTON (U PI) — Tb# U. S. Tariff Commission began sifting testimony today on the problems rreated by imported roi> ton textile goods, ktembers kept mum on the scope of their study. The commission Wednesday eon. eluded seven d*ya o f hearings or* tiered by President Eisenhower tn find out what affect* the influx of foreign goods ha« on eotton growers and the domestic textile industry. Western-Style TOKYO (UPI) -P rtocea s Ruga, youngest daughter at the Emperw or and n champion o f Western* style righta for Japanese woman, hood, married an |8.:i0.a-we#lt bank alark today ta an ancient Shinto wedding riluaL Shortly after tha cqrvmony, Ruga, RL now ptaia Mrs. Htosanaga Rhfnte. au, announced she and her heabsted were oensiderlng a delayed honey, moon visit to tha United States— provided they could afford H. Convicts Captured TAMPA (U PI) — Bloodhounds tracked down two o f three eaoaped North Carolina eoAviet* early te* day who shot it ont with a ateto trooper near hero and escaped after alightiy wounding him, A force o f about .10 highway patent men and deputies from Polk and Hillsborough eounttes, operating with bloodhounds, captured (Lett Holland, 28, and Fred Bowman, 46, in a swamp near tba Hills, borough Hlver about i s utllex north of here. Tax Exemption Deadline Nears For Homesteaders County residents have only a few more weeks to file for bom*, stead exemption, Tax Assessor Richard McCanns said today. Tax laws provide that In order to receive tee benefits ef home­ stead exemption, residents must file each and every year betwaea Jan. 1 and April 1. Applicants were urged by Mc­ Canns te file as sooo as possibia to avoid the last minute rush. If an initial application Is filed, it will be necessary to appear in perron at the assessor's office bringing the deed to property oa which the homestead i* filed, HaCanna added. The tax assessor's office is open daily Monday through Friday be­ tween the hour* of 9 a. m.-to $ p. m. Senate Headed For Rights Showdown WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h a Sen­ ate headed toward a showdown on civil rights today and the House prepared to come lo gripe with the same thorny problem. The Senate met at 9 a. m. (or final debate for and against a cloture move te cut off a civil rights talkathon that has bogged down tha chamber since Feb. II. Hy agreement, ■ vote was sche­ duled at 2 p. m. Renal* leaders, southern opponents aod barkers of tougher civil right* bills were In agreement that the gag mova would fit). • Sen, Harman B. Tolmadge (DGa.), arguing for the Route, tootended teal adoption of the clo­ ture aag would ranter i "prostrate and detonation . . .tyrannical abuses." Ran. John 0 . Pastoso r t i i t k ) told tha Senate that everything that can be said has been said iq tea log debate, and tha time has come to “ get down to business." The House meets at noon to start debate on its own civil righta bill. Southern Democrats vowed to ase every parliamentary wea­ pon to delay a final vote. But House leaders forecast a measure would be passed by next Thurs­ day. U could provide a way to break the Senate stalemate. Senate Democratic Leader Lyn­ don B. Johnson Tax. renewed bis prediction that advocates at tba gag rule would foil te Muster a majority — much lesa tha twothirds veto needed to limit debate. OOP Leader (O k) said ho this forrcait. San. Jacob a leader of tee cloturo mova, said tee liberals were lining up (hair speakers for tha aeat phase ai Ihe civtl rights battle while "try* lag to get out maximum support” for the gag rula vole. The showdown comes near tbo ead of the fourth weak of Senate debate oo civil rights. The cham­ ber remained ta session aroundthe-clock, except for two brief breaks and Sunday off, from fata 29 to Tuesday night. After a long struggle, the Howto finally was calling up a laur-poM bill its Judiciary Committee ap­ proved teat August. But sights aid* Everett M. Dirhsan vacates and aouthoraon M i sanocwB spread wMi agreed ta* main fight would ha ever attempt* to tack on the ad* E. Javite (B-N.Y-k ■lalatraitea'a voting referee plate �Carlton Visits East Coast Cities !n Political Race Oriental art win highlight the J Monday night meeting of the . Sanford Art Association. Mr. and > Mrs. Tom Gallagher, who recently returned from a trip to Japan, will show slides on Japan and [ oriental art objects at the meet­ ing. Objects shown will Include ' carved figures, prints, laquer / work, both antique and modern, r* ■ •T An An imunnsi Informal uincr, dance, tjiuiieuim sponsored by the City Recreation Depart­ ment, will bo held at 7:30 p.m. i Saturday at the Civic Center. Music will be furnished by Jim , Elks and the Rhythm Rouserts. ! Admission will be 33 cents a cou­ ple and M cents stag. ; Dr. Cornelia Laneastar. a lead; lng psychologist from the Gate­ way School in Orlando, will apeak - In the Seminole Association for ' Retarded Children Monday night. Tbo meeting will start at t p. m. hi the little Red School House • at StatUi tad Palmetto. Dr. Lan•castor will apeak on the subject, "Retarded Children Can Be Help• ed." All paronts of retarded child. row ore invited to attend. parakeet silUng around near IBM Mellonvllle saying "Pretty Boy," they could give Melinda a nice birthday present by calling her. A Navy Wives golf handicap tourney will be held next Wednes­ day, Tea off time will be at S:30 a. m. and prlsaa will ba given to the winner and runner-up. } IRo ta* deadline is faat ap, preaching. Residents have until . March >1 to pay their county ! tamo. Tbas far, according «o John Galloway, county tan collector, over gl milliod has beta collect. T w officials of the Seminole County Crippled Children's So* doty wtl speak te the Klwanls ' Deb next Wednesday and tall ef tha groups actlvltlsi for the 1S00 B year. The two ora Ken ‘ McIntosh and Dr. Vann Parker. :i ■ • Melinda Warnka lost a Christaua present today while mother <Jeanne wia preparing a birthday i party for her. Mrs. Warnke was t hnsy petting r e t # for the birth-day celebration when "Pretty ; Bey," Melinda's parakeet which .dhe S*t Christmas, escaped from . (he henee. V anyone sees i preen voted S-7 to keep the bill from the upper chamber's floor. Opponents of the gas chamber said, therefore the abolition measure waa dead. Chessman, who la scheduled te die May 2, 'said recently that his cam was so iaflamatory te tbo lawmakers that his oilstaace pre­ vented abolition. TO remove him­ self as an issue, ha wrote tbo gov­ ernor, "kill me." The senators' action cleared the way for (be autber-coovlct'e execu­ tion as well as the gassing of <0 other men on death row and Elisa­ beth Duneaa, n convicted murde­ ress. Gov. Edmund O. Brown is leg­ ally unable to commute Chess­ man's sentence and ho haa said ho would not grant a reprieve from his May I data with death. The capital punishment ques­ tion earns up la the Legislature when Brown roprtovod decim a l II hours before his eighth appoint­ ment with the gas chamber on j Mr. M i Mrs. Douglas Buskin, San- Fob. it. Brown then called a egorial atarion to consider , the eon'.Itoi, a daughter H o sp ita l N otes ■ * wef expected out Mb'bouses w n M adjourn tha special Jessica later today. .TMu would prevent more- consideration of tho death penalty until IM1, . s By United Press International Gubernatorial candidate Doyle E. Carlton Jr. of Wauchula toured east coast cities today, visiting campaign workers and preparing to speak at a rally tonight at West Hollywood. During the day he jvas to speak at Fort Lauderdale and visit the editorial offices of the Daytona Beach News-Journal. Carlton spoke twice al Jack­ sonville Wednesday, In other activity Wednesday, candidate Bill Hendrix of Oldsmar, stale Ku Klux Klan leader, said he Is "the only 100 per cent segregationist In the race." vvnn c w iiy , o ru n Pierce, rivibV) John ji McCarty, ofb Fort another candidate, said in Pensa­ cola a recent poll of newsmen which showed Carlton and Bryant leading the race for governor could be wrong. He said he feels he is winning the race because .he said 10 per cent of bis late brothers’ sup­ porters are helping him In his campaign. McCarty’s brother was the Gov. Dan McCarty. Candidate Fred 0. Dickinson of West Palm Beach, speaking in Clewlston Wednesday, said II. S. Highway One Is a "killer highway," favori­ “ because of "political favorltism and a lack of common-sense planning.’' "I am the only candidate ia this race who haa offered a com­ mon-sense, M-year road program to solve this problem," he said. Another candidate, The Rev. George Downs told a Jacksonville women’s elub meeting ‘ voters should be allowed to decide In local referendums whether gam­ bling should be legslised la their areas. He said it Is "not a matter of legalising an avil but a desire to control It sod let the state bene­ fit from It." West To Present 'Common Plan* To Reds A t Geneva PARIB (UPI)—The West’* five dlsermemeat delegatee heve reached agreement on o "cornmoo plea" te prosont te the Sov­ iet Union at Geneva neat week, M was announced today. The announcement came after a long parte* of boggling during which K appeared France would not go along with the United Hates, Britain. Canada and Italy. Western officiate were report­ ed te havo all but glvon up hope beforo a "last- chance" meeting today. V. g. disarmament delegate Frederick Estoa mads the anamineoment to a mooting of toe permanent aounefl of NATO. Prance had been Insisting that destruction of nuclear stock­ pile# bo ana j i t ha Brat steps in nay multi-step disarmament plan. •« V> I LONDON (UPI) — Alt lb# wedding of tho prince** and the oerpe of five Bavin* Row tellers •Queen's horns and all tho Queen's •tomi won marsh*ted today te gut .F iton ss Margaret and Antony -Ateaetroag-JooM to the church on time May i Members of the royal household had only M daya to arrange de­ tails of the Westminster Abbey I960 Mailaway 'Best Yeti '■ Tim Sanford Herald's annual —j-tt jrjWiJf * biBotsv gsugreaslve mailaway edition will go to pcees In March.' Plan now te tend your friends end families up North aad out of Seminole County Ihte Informative edition completely ■ covering Sanford and Seminole County. This picture edition will have faction* covering Seminole Coun­ ter's homts, sports, entertainment, agriculture, Industry, Navy ac­ tivities, water sports, fishing, the beautiful elty of Sanford, tourist nativities, Schools, Chunks*, cul­ ture — featuring tha many dubs commoner. Job* ranging from pro­ viding tho horses fey tho glided state roaches' to writing an an­ them for the occasion had to be banded out. Queen Elisabeth had ISO dayi between her wedding announce­ ment and tha ecramony, and bar wedding to Prince Philip waa leu elaborate bocauu of postwar aus­ terity. Royal dress designer Nor­ man Hartnell had eight weeks to do tha sketches for Elisabeth's purl-encrusted wadding gown. Now, court sources said, Hart­ nell nnd his 24 aldu have only two daya to complete the design* for Merge ret'* dress. . Queen Mother Elisabeth sat the data Wadnasday. Asked to explain the short notlre, a Buckingham I’elace spokesmen aald "that la the way the royal family wanted It." The Lord Chamberlain act up a Buckingham Palace command post, sending out orders to get the cen­ turies-old roaches In shape and the matched Windsor gray horses to­ day. Scotland Yard mapped He traffie control plana and began check­ ing tha list af cranks who might disrupt tho wedding. The ceremony promised ta be the biggest attraction alnce tho 1053 coronation, when 150,000 spectators slept on tha street* to get a place In Hoc. Armstrvpg-Junes, a former so­ ciety photographer, railed In a to outfit him. Prince** Margaret went over her potential guut list to kup it within tbs limits of about 2.250. Tho final detail yet to be oottlto was the selection of en offi­ cial photographer for the cere­ mony. The royal photognplwr used te Antony ArmstrongJones. LONGWOOD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT members ate their fill at the Longwood Pit Barbecua when Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bourabolaer welcomed them to a free barbecue dinner. Getting the welcome sign from Mr. and Mrs. Biuimbolaer are, from the left, truck captain Ken Inman, Claude Layo, Dick Zartmann, Tyrol Hicks, BiU La Brae, Homer McClen­ don, John Saunders and Carl Lommler. (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (UPI) - An attempt to launch a 00-pound space probe into a tun orbit between the darth and Venus hat been postponed because of fueling dif­ ficulties. the federal space agency announced today. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration bad planned to put a beachball-sized aluminum sphert Into a <00.000,000 mila solar orbit to explore space be­ tween the earth and Venus. In announcing the postponement NASA said "a new firing date for this probe has not been sched­ u led / The Intention bad been te launch the attach space vehlele at Cape Canaveral between s and ■:30 a. m. today. Difficulties en­ countered In fueling the three stage Thor-Able rocket, however, The Fellowship Hall of tha First Methodist Church of. Oviedo was the scons’ af tfw'annual Blue and Geld banquet of the Oviedo Cub geouts, Boy Scouts and Explorer Scouts and their parents. Tbo ball waa dacoratad with tha blue and gold thema and Scout insignias, tho Scout flag and tho American flagScoutmaster Ralph Nealy spoke briefly and introduced members of the Scout board present as did John Evans, Cubmaster. Den S, under the direction of Mrs. Ralph Neely and Mr*. James Pearson, den mother and assistant, presented a skit on Tba Plrst Boy Scout Tree, depict­ ing "Marching Through SO Years of Scouting;" Dsn 4, Chuluota, under tho.dlrcrtion of Mrs. James Fraser and Mrs. A. E. Volght, Civic Responsibility Asked Of Kiwanians Kiwanlaaa should run for public office, become members of govern­ mental boards, rivie and cultural comraittMs, a Klwanls District Committee Leader told tbo lanford dub Wednesday. Howard Palmer of Winter Park, head of tbo district • public and business affairs Klwanls committee for 1900, said the Kiwanlans must emphasis* e I v i e responsibility, especially in 1N0, tines it ia an election year. CiUaens complain about high (axes and blama the far oif imago of Washington, but how mtny know how public funds are spent in Iheir slate, county and city. Palmer ■iked. Only a few hands were rais­ ed when he asked the Kiwanlans how many had road this year s county and city budgets. St. Patrick*! Doy Plan! Discusied You east afford to be without a Harold mailaway edition. Cali tha laafotd W-s’-r-e...e-0-t...s-f... w m MY-S-T-U-S The sphere contained an ultra high frequency ISO-watt transmit­ ter. The various instruments were designed to provide Information on micrometeors, radiation, mag­ netic fields and temperatures in space. JERES DEL MARQUE8AD0, Spain (UPI)—A Spanish-Amorlcan rescue team today began carrying down tbo rugged snow • bound slopes of Piedra do Ios Lobos mountain eight Americans, includ­ ing n DeLand man, who were critically Injured when their U. S. Navy transport crashed Tuesday. The long and arduous trek be­ gan at mid-morning. Tba night wero the last of 14 passengers and crewmen aboard tha plane that scraped ageioat a peak and crash-landed during a h e a v y snowstorm. They were being brought down In stretchers. "We bop* to have them te the hosptul by • tonight," reported Lt. Cmdr. Robert Manley, who bMded the rescue (earn. Tbo other IS Navy men and Marines walked or were brought out during the past two days. The eight critically injured men had been huddled together in the snow-covered wreckage of, the plane for tho past two days, awaiting a break in the weather. The inowstorm abated today but high winds prevented the use of helicopter to fly them out. Tho United States embassy la Madrid aald that among tho men Council will present a banner to student* of Cists 12. Section 1. of Crooms Academy, Friday, for raising Hi* most money in a Heart Fund contest at tha school. The class won In competition with tho to other classes in grades seven through 12 at the school Runnerup was Class 7, Section 4. Plastic Heart Fund coats Inera wera placed In each clast room and the contest wet to u e which group raised the most money through the students' own efforts. Tho Oviedo Womaa'a dub will hold Us April luncheon and moat­ ing an Friday at noon at Followship HaB of tha Plrat Methodist Church. Mrs. Domar Daniel te chair­ man of tha luncheon committee. She wlU be assiited bp Mrs. A. A. Myers, Mrs. Prank Symt, Mrs. J. T. McLain Jr.. Mm. R. C. Milter, Mrs. Vara BaB. Mrs. TboodOu Aulla g r /a n d V ft^L . H. Wtbh. CO-HIT AT Id# ONLY "In Love A n d W a r " DN EMASCOPE * COLOB STABRING ROBERT WAGNER LAST SHOWING OPEN IM S EVERY BOTTLE AT DISCOUNT OLD THOMPSON TOWN CLUB Whiskey 3 for 911.71 4t* IMPORTED Scotch VODKA i S far 913.95 STARTS TOMORROW Belmont C A N A D IA N CLUB 3 for 910,59 9.10 Calvert 5.10 Bchenley 9.10 Natgram -74.69 Unrclny'n Gin 5,35 Gordon'* Gin CUT RATE ON ALL SIZES IN C L U D IN G P IN T S A N D H A L F -P IN T S KKI.8KA «% VODKA 3 Gokcuheimer (M M Whiskey * 3 : ? • for nt.aa HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR OM Crow n roa Ancient Ago Hchenlcy g# \ Cohort g (■* 911.75 BU LL DOZER • POW ER SH OVEL CLAM SH ELL • GRADER • A N D OTHERS Trained Maa Asa Barqiag Over nightsticks broke up a Negro rail/ at the campus Tuesday. King, who moved to Atlanta last month, released copies of his triegram to Eisenhower through M Southern Christian Leadership Con­ ference of which he is president. He charged that Montgomery police and local and atate officials have "inhibited" the holding of Negro religious services and have tapped telephones of Negro leaders. Ha said police "in/iltnted the col­ lege campus" of Alabama State armed with rifles, shotguns and tear gas. ^ "We feel this terror which g r i" a whole community in an Ameri­ can city violating elementary con­ stitutional rights requires imme> dlate federal emergency action,’* he said. Negro students in Houston eontinted their sitdowns Wednesday at segregated lunch counters. Four stores with lunch counters have closed their counters since the demonstrations started last weelTO There was a lull elsewhere m the six-week-old campaign. A snow and ice storm over much of the 8outh caused at least one sche­ duled demonstration to be can­ celed. The only southern state not yet Involved in the sitdown demon­ strations is Mississippi. There, Rep. Thompson McLellan introduc­ ed bills in the Legislature to provide sUff fines and jail terma lag any demonstrators. W "We’re not waiting until they oome,” McLellan said. "We are getting prepared." Oviedo Women's Club Sets M eet Crooms Class Wins 100 Proof m Q Q Heart Fund Contest Bourbon AT* The Seminole DeBsry Heart TRAIN NOW TO BE A • • Lt. Prank A. Rentier, Aabeboro, N. C., Injuries unknown. Lt. Clifford V. Jenson, DeLand, fee* contusions, fractured nose end lacerated knot. AMS P. J. Rupp, Norfolk, V*., back oontuslons. AOl R. B. Former, Lynnhaven, Va., injuries unknown. ADS A. N. Edmondson, Virginia Bench, Va.. chest contusions. Marina PFC, J. P. Webb, Mem­ phis, Tenn., back •contusions. S. Sgt. J. W--Wilkinson. Mori-' dlan, MLs., back contusions. FORT LAUDBRDALR (UPI) — The FBI arrested ISNegroes Wed­ nesday oa chargaa of collecting Gl BiR education allowaneea though net students. The dean of DUlard High School for Negroes, William A. Johnson, 31, was also arrested and charg­ ed with altering records te permit the IS to eelleet the money. One other Negro ia being sought in the ease. At e preliminary hearing Wed­ nesday bonds were aet at 91,000 for Johnson and 9M0 to 97M for the others. The arrests ended n year-long Investigation. The government contend* Johnson falsely stated on Jen. to, 1050, that the men worn students. g for $10.30 ATTENTION MEN! nnd urgsnlislteni FBI Arrests 15 On Gl Bill Frauds forced postponement of the shot. The scientific package, with solar cell "paddle wheels” Jutting from it, carried equipment to test feasibility of radio communica­ tions over planetary distance up to So million miles. The Ladies Auxiliary of tho Lake Mary Votuntoor Fir# Depart­ ment will meet al • p. m. today, at the fire house to make plans for a St. Patrick's Day party to be held March 17. All member* are urged lo be present and all women who are interested are invited lo attend and Join the group. ■• toys of the Ug issn Sanford By United Press International The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. accused Alabama officials to­ day of trying to incite a riot at Montgomery In hopes that Negroes would be blamed. He said he has asked President Elsenhower to In­ tervene against a "reign of ter­ ror." King, the Negro minister who led a successful boycott of segre­ gated city buses at Montgomery five years ago, aald he asked the President to Intervene "by In­ structing the attorney general to take Immediate action in your name to restore law and order in the capital of Alabama." Montgomery has been the cen­ tral point during the past two weeka of Soulhside Negro pro­ tests against racial segregation. Nine students at Alabama State College were expelled on orders of Gov. John Patterson for leading a demonstration at the county courthouse snaek bar. 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IT 3-Pack S haken O Q F Z 7 M orton K ra ft Ronco T h in SALT 2 XV 27* SALAD OIL Q u a rt C1F Bot, ^1 SPAGHETTI 12-ox. 1Q f Pkg. iy �1 I :>&}Ux ■I*-: * « ' WASHINGTON CALUNG . i n f ocm inoie uouniy b iu z e n s K of Progress A m b . t » i l o s t T u e a d a y a ta meeting to which ail candidate* fo r county Office* ware invited to spaak. ‘ The aaaociation did a public acrvlce by nuking the can­ didates to make their views known on whatever issues they Seal are involved in the com ing election. •W e hope the Citizens fo r Progress will get more candldates out and we hope they will speak up in answer to ques­ tions b y interested voters. . I t would be a good idea i f more o f our voters turned out t o r such meetings, too. DeGaulle Turns Algeria Army Tour contradittieni, Charles JU * OsaUe frequently baa eosfuaed •ad Infuriated Wa allies. This Week be was deles It to bia own ".The eoefuaiod anas after DoGaulle’s three-d»y tour at French in a r peat* in dlfm a. riyias by beUsapter from post fa poet, DeOauli* indicated be feed loat atl bop* of any early neSatiated settlement of tb* war in lllafta aad atid testsaf: •‘A aolotioa (la Al|«ria) can # m only after a victory of Preach anaa la Ihla territory." • About tb* free election which fee sate would follow a oeaae flro: “ II will tab* year* before s fate cam bo bald. It wiU be a tens Baal." DoQauIte’a now bard Una dlaBtsytd Freach SoctllteU and oth- ■ Insufficient—ecpSclally the irapllcation that in a ceaae-flre the rebela would continue to hold their arm*. It waa on Nov. I. 1194, that 30 rebel Modem band! itruck aimul> Uneoudy a c r o a a Algeria and launched the rebellion which now Ufi up nearly bail a million Preneh aoldlsra at a coat of roughIf a billion dollar* a year. In the upiurga of haired both aldea have been accused -of wan­ ton daylnj, with no otbar purpoie than revenge. Franca bellovoi that much of He future sreatneia Ilea in the largely untapped wealth of Atgerla’a Sahara. But, even aa lb# rebel*, Francs has pot boon una­ ble id win tho deelaivo victory which might teal to poses. The only preaent hope la the alight indication that both aides gradually are modifying their posillon. The rebela So looser insist on complete independence as a bails for ceaia-flre. DeGaulle, as tb* other hand, dies set Insist an Algeria wholly Integrated France, lb fact, sa/i Jt would be "Impossible."--, What ha looks ter now Is. aa “ Algerian Algeria," autentmoui but closely linked with France, it Uw ground already prepared for a meeting m rebeli to dltcusa a WUh It farMSkt relolalni to of tb* rreach army, the aad eapattaBy to tha eotena” of Alferia who • ft teawan there would Mll-out U Ibe reel*. From DeOaulte*a paUtlcsl opcan* deXUMI that he Ua ambiguities and sat Sanford baa collected M.M per at *ne* to tko bard caaei i f i i i fin. cent of Its l*sa» tax roll. DeOaotte never baa been given City finance director Hear? lb ezplanaUon oe to apologlei. 1. be wna anllkely to chaoga Tamm said Monday that 9>I0,ISMS baa bats turned la at Cftj ■ m Han, Taxes selteeted la Fate ar, Moslem nary, tha teat mouth for a digsuite's Algertea .. ______ M i l l Abbas eount, totalled 111,US.II. Personal dropped bla testeteass an po- and real property tazee sched­ ■ negotiations ever Algeria's uled ter collection in amount, to 1419,901.M. e esaao* Tazac ate delinquent after u tio f n a rtH fiD i April 1. Starting April I, a one _e gnhnflimt ah percent per month Interest penal­ Whatever hop* Abbas' ty will be added to delinquent 'p ea t may bat* raised la bUla. A ante of delinquent tax eerkreaala, DeGaoll* tifteate* will be held ia June. r Tax Roll Funds Nearly In For City DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS i s n - e d» Graduated a: ' SgFV.fl 1 '• * . I . \ *1« ** U*4 ' • ■ •1a 91 w i*V#i • 1 tV 1 t 1 •» 9« 19 • '*1 l9 , •“J. . • 99 . • r- :m : r' *11 II it 11 i i r: *9 ; : 1*J|M •S'' *'1 '•1 • \4•1* IV\ '!• it •*1;i -4 1.«•«ldi 4 •' 1T-4. j •.German apn T. Jewish I t Eight, month part 8. Two comp. t t . l b drink 0(1JLX-Greek ad. * .3 E £ “ Uon venturer S I Chop 11. Half an aas ST, Anger 9•. Flavor SA Oattie 34. Observe XT. African (archaic) 17. Russian river 80. Before ill, Lincoln's river Sa.Fteh 39. A leavaMF aacretary of 1*. Roman magistrate SO. Wagon etate SO. Thin, crisp ST.Oennan XX. Pact cake river 8S. Hawaiian SMtodder vat aqulrreiaah. I t Malt New York • Republican I t Drew beverage 1L Genus of lily II IfanrXIlke 41 Employ dtftooUilM 44. StaUiemaU* cal term 4T. Siberian Stdf power SKBlwep «*> closure U. Greek 41 novate as. TranquilHty P rh U w M i 4g.CxbhofU »ssr u h I H M id iy w ^ M M U M m m m ASSIGNMENT WASHINGTON WASHINGTON — When wife Dotty set down to the dinner table I waa taken by her new cotton blouao — white with big red polka dote, “ Where," I .aid, “ Did you buy l it " She replied I "At the A A P (tore —for PU cent*.* J reached over and turned the cellar. Tha label read: “ Mada in Hang Kong." Ahd now, M the Weil of the San* ate, tha wiry little man with the brink blaek tnuateaha waa shouting •a I've never heard him about bofore. The blood ran to bla face ae If ht wert yelling for survival. And, ae a matter of fact, he waa— for the economic survival of the Until* Indaatry. Tb* aonoroua try of Sen. John Pa.tore (D.-1U.) now twanged With agitation. “In the laat 10 year*," he aboetteL “717 tastUo miUa eteeed dawa la tha United Itatee," Ha blamed It on cheap Imports. And, shamefully. 1 saw thosa big red polka data dancing before my eyes. Senator Pastore had cema flail* Hearings wen being held .test weak her* In the House Agricul­ ture Cemmftte* *n tha Farmer's Hem* Administratis*. Speaking about the week e f this agency, Congressman Billy Matthews said, "Everybody today la hearing about tb* terrific cost of the farm program. Out, tills la one part of tha program that doesn't cost tha taxpayer any money—la fact H makes a profit. The budget will show that |Z94 million havs been appropriated for this agency. This money la for loans to farmers— and Is paid back. In fact, test year tha agency ended up with g ll million profit. The Farmers' Home AdmlnlstreUon lends money to farmers for the purchase of tend, additions to tbolr farms, oeoperatlvo loans and either aa Insured loons with the housing. These loans aro'mnd# by total hfoks making the loan aad tho Government guaranteeing It or In some cases by direct loons to tho farmer. President Elsenhower’s visit to LaUn-Amerka has served an ex­ cellent purpose la bringing attenUon to our good neighbors to tho Bouth. It la hoped that now bo will cease forth with definite plana and pragrams for strengthening a. by Ed Koterba Ing Into the middle *f a m m ai­ ds to presentation by Ben. Strom Thurmond (D.-8. C.) who waa calling for Congress to exercise Its constitutional control aver be* porta. Tbs dramatic alary rolled aut . . . that imports at cotton shirts, for example, had exploded lata a flood or M l million Josan last year. And that imported unbleach­ ed cotton cloth la IMS rose to 146,405,000 equaru yards. Meanwhile, our nulls were elan* Ing down, throwing thousands ef people out ef work. You cant put all the blame on housewives who buy M eant polkadot blouse*. In 4ha fleet plaoe, to maintain our rising economlt status, w* have a gl-an-bour m wage law. Goods from mn Orient are manusrtutwd by or google wfce are paid as llftte as 10 r But, there's the ireuy . . . our own government to selling surplus cotton to foreign countries for eight cents a pound lees the* whet our own textile people can buy it for. But the clincher le this: seme WASHINGTON SEE SAW Quotable Quotes by Win Pendleton our traditional friendships with the LaUn-Amcrican countries. For years, members of the Fla. r l d a Congressional Delegation have worked to develop bettor economic and aoclal Use with those countries. Senator Smothers is Just hack from a trip through Central and South America—and is preparing a lengthy report on kls visit, n t e report Is sxpsated to outline the major problems fac­ ing ua to this area—with iia m to and workable solutions. Bmathors la as nsar to being an “egpori” as ws havs In tbo Senate# This was hi* eighth trip South since his election to the Senate. And Just this wselg both Beaa# tor Holland and Congressman Boh Sikes spoka on tbo subject of our relations with Latla-Amorice. Holland spoka hi support of more money for eenHaued eon•traction an the Inter-American Highway. This la the highway that will some day cover the 1,149 miles from Laredo, Texas to the Panama Conal. It will tee verso Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Kica aad part ef Panama. It. I* being built as a cooperative venture by all of these countries—aided by Uw United States. ta 1966, Holland was chairman TNSQUL N ever Too Old NANTUCKET, Mass. (UPI) At M, George E. Grimes .has an­ nounced he'll seek his Uth term *• tews assesssor la the lag eloctlea. HOLLYWOOD . (UFI) - Pagu 4—Thors. Mar. 10,1M0 Pro- ducer Albert Zugamltb baa annouaced plant to film ‘‘Dendl,'*' hotel an the syndicated aewa -------eatete atrip. 9 P R •K {"•IS ./ on . Popular Braids it Farrell's A reads Package Store a Tea* . m Bast n m , Wp Gift Tup VahM =■: i ■■■ -i- i In terms of men, thry have only the most-limited significance. On the Nixon dale book only one engagement is presently en­ tered. That is for ■ speech In Nebraska on Founder’s D a y March n . It is to be a nonpoll-<A Ileal speech, maintaining the above-the-batUe tone that the vice president has set for this stage of tha contest. But If anyone thinks the vice president is left with’ a great deal , of idle time on his hands they do not know Richard M. Nixon. He is directing the preparation of ■ series of position papers that will be tbe basis of bis campaign after be is nomlnsted in July. 4 One, and perhaps the most im-v portent one, Is- on agriculture, with advance Indications that Nixon will call for a program radically different from anything put forward by tfe Elsenhower administration. Similarly on de­ fame and national security there will be c Nixon program to chal­ lenge Democratic critics. These plana fit neatly Into tbe charter spelled out In Nixon's speech to.-, the big Republican dinner in Chl-% eago where he promised ta "build" on tb* foundstloa of the Elsenhower record. Four years ago Adlal Stevenses and Estes Kefauver knocked each other out in one primary alugfeat after another, coming to the fall campaign braised and weary. In contrast, the Republicans had suf­ fered no auch punishment. They bop* to repeat this same history,. In 1999. • WORRY CLINIC byDr.G.W. Crane Dondi’ M ovie Set •mrtarb O m it WASHINGTON — Whlls tho the vice president's major ob­ DomScratle candidates for presi­ jective in Mch of tbo primary dent are slogging through the contests. But others were opposed, warn­ (new and tee la one state pri­ mary after another the Republi­ ing Nison's lieutenants that he can candidate to watting It out will almost certainly get tower with at least an outward show votes than the combined total of patience and even contentment. of Kennedy and his rival In Wis­ Tremendous pressure was put consin, Sea. Hubert Humphrey of M Vico President Nixon to get Minnesota. This will be true If him to campaign la the New only by reison of the feet that Hampshire primary. He was told t number ef Republicans will ardent Republicans that If ho erots ever Into the Democratic net go late the state ft was primary. very likely that Sea. John P. Tests by Nixon strategists show Kennedy would get mere votes that up to 20 percent of all Re­ than Nlxaa, Kennedy, the only publicans who vote will cast their Democratic contender, has been ballots, in the Democratic pri­ its (lag a spectacular show with mary. They will be consenrstlvei out to get Humphrey and to do the Kennedy troupe. To all the urging Nixon replied him as much harm as possible in with a polite no. Warned that he neighboring Minnesota where he might get fewer votes Uwn were must run for re-election to the cast far President Elsenhower la genate if be foils of a place on the New Hampshire popularity «ho national ticket. Others, la contest four years age, hla answer this estimate, win bo Republican was that If that happened then Catholics showing thslr loyalty to the reasons for ft would bo ob­ one of their faith. This ealculstion, which Is be­ vious enough ia Kennedy’s inten­ lieved to be on the cautions side, sive campaign. Ha ate* reminded those pleading help* to explain why Increasingly with him that In 19M, when Her­ Urn predictions ar* tor a bed ald Slisoaa had Initiated a move defeat tor Humphr*T- Incidentally, ta drop him as vice president on there could hardly ha a more the ticket that tell, ha bad got striking Illustration of how mean­ 99,999 write-la votes la New Hamp- ingless the primaries are and shir*. He believes, la short, that particularly ia states where vot­ the cere of his personal support er* may cross party 11m s . They and tbs strength of organisation serve Kennedy's taetic well sines Republicans In the state teava no they ere a form of national sky. doubt as to the ovP-oma in Novem­ writing, advertising his candidacy ber, no matter what the name and its successes. But as to ac­ of the Democratic candidate may tual voter ebolee, ia terms ef lasuoe or even for that msttef he. Tha real reaaea. af course, why ho declined to ge into New Hamp­ shire Is that If bs had made even a single speech there that eould be Interpreted as partisan and political then ha would have Clark raises to go late the seven other states In which his name to entered ia me* criticisms that are directed primaries. These a n Wisconsin, at •this columa by occasional Oregon, Ohio, Illinois, Indlaae, profs of psychology. They say I Pennsylvania and California. To belittle science by uslag S-eylbarnstorm around tb* country as table words. Bat they should toko ef these evereaae plants in which the Democrats are doing would cutthroat-priced good* ar* nude blur the Identity of the worthy a mutsi uader Americsa news­ were furnished free by our Own ■on and deserving heir of Presi> paper editors la hew to write Uncle 8cm. dent Elsenhower, who has been tone, punchy copy. Seek a Bine* ’World War II, we’ve sent. accepted by a considerable seg­ course would Improve their col­ abroad about 970 billion to reha­ ment of opinion as ■ kind of lege teaching very meek. D—403: Clark 0., aged B, bilitate noddy countries. Mcond “ Father of His Country." la CASE a graduate student working for A few ’ months age I waa elated Wisconsin Is another state In to see the fruits of this program wkieh a tot ef pulling and hauling hla Ph. D. In psychology. "Dr. Crane,'' be began, "some of Working so well In Western Ger­ has gens on over the Nixon stra­ many. Counters overflowed with tegy. Organisation leaders were my college profs ridicule the prac­ German-made goods, end experts mostly la favor of hla coming tical brand of psychology you put your daily newspaper column. to the U. 8. were tremendous. la to help unify tha party for late "They any you overly simplify But now the shouting Paster* Nereabor. This happens to be human problems and belittle the made that prosperity look oMtaous dignity of actentiflu psychology by —for us. ustex l-eylteble words. . “ W* have encouraged Western “How would you reply (0 their Europe to overexpand,” he said. charges agalast you?" "Whan they bqgle to needs aad College professors can be divided shut down, they win blaan ua for roughly late two classes—the prac­ net continuing to buy their extical Muealora va. the bralatruapended production.” ten. What to deT “ Face tb* facts of "U m language the customer can United Free* laterasBauil life," Paster* bellowed. "Tall our understand," is thus e cardinal OLD BRIDGE, N. J. - Richard rule of salesmanship. friend* aboard that there will have to be a atop I* aateaaivu Imports.” K. Combs, a . wha may lose the Dr. Gtoaa Frank, while president About tats, tha facts of Hfo to 4-year-old girl ha and his wife of the University of Wisconsin, uld mo located IneurmoaaUbl*. For havs reared sine# she was 10 all teachers and clergymen ere my port^Um only thing I could mouths old because the Child really salesmen who simply deal out, I guest, would be Welfare Board says the girt Is with Intangibles (words). do to to go bom# and bawl < out Dotty lee bright for them: As such, they need to put their “ It's not what the blood line IdM* across la the swiftest, most for buying that blouao. is — she's our daughter, and efficient mamter. that's that . . . I know—It's their And that involves use of simple policy. But they’re dealing with language wherever possible. Alas, human beings — not material the braintruster profs deliberately things — human beings with tool- shun simple words. They actually lags aad love.'' try to employ the five-syllable of the Public Works SubcemaUttee (polysyllabic) vocabulary and letIn charge of the project. In that HOLLYWOOD - Rock 'a' roll press their students by tbelr “Jaw year, ha represented tha State Do- stager Fabian, 17, on his archbreaker" terms. partment at ceremonies held on rival Klvlg Presley: Yet the average word In tho Bi­ tho Ntesragus-Coeta Ktoaa bor­ “ I remember him from the time ble contains only two syllables: der—opening a new Motion of I wet a kid. I was only about Bead Christ's unique Sermon on highway. Up to new wu hard paid 19 wbea his first big record hit, tha Mouat, ar the Lord'* I'rayer, bill million dollars aad a n put­ 'Heartbreak Hotel' came out. I or tbo 23rd Psalm, or Lincoln's ting up about 99 million tach year gues* a lot of his fins havs Gettysburg Address, and you will toward continued cenatractioa. up with him." sm now effective simple language Heltead \ wants this speeded up. caa become. LOGAN, W. Va. - Relatives mum he urns urging more Newspaper editors realise ft la of twe ef the II miners trapped money far this project, Boh Bikoo inefficient to employ five syllable In a coal mine since TMiday WM spooking In tho House on our words when twe syllables will put overall relations with LoUa-Amer- morning, disclosing whether they the Idea across. Ico. White ho was concoraod with still have hope: So U would be a splendid Idea H Dewey Oerrels, 19; “ 1 don't ALL teachers took a souse under our trouble la Cuba, ho pointed out expect my father aver to come how well Guatemala had handled a newspaper editor In tens, pun­ chy diction. their brush wkh ooammlaa. Ho hack." Mr*. Birdie Horvath, whose told how anticommunist Presi­ Ktrl Bichert, Proxy ef the dent Miguel Ydlguraa Puentes w u husband was among the II: "I elected twe years aga 1* a hard think the mea will be found another alive." Joe* Luis And hpw, la tlw Almost five billion pounds af face e f peselhli trouble wMh the garbage wiU bo UtersBy washed communists, Puente* strengthened down the drain in ths U. S. In his position against them by tak­ 1999 by pereoaa trim eso garbage ing fcte farmer rival, OeL OtusBateaar late hie cabinet. 1 con­ sider," Sikes said, “ tela Milling of differences . . . . a groat net of ■tatssmaaifclp both an tha part ct Uw President af Guatemala, Conoral Ydiforus, aad an Uw part af OoL Jom Late Crus-4 a 1 A question and answer period was held after the speak■'ira had had their turn. There should be more meetings at Which the voters could nee and hear the candidates and ask questions to be answered frankly In public. by Marquis Childs Evansville Press, (old me his pa­ per had sponsored a survey of its features regarding their use of simple, understandable words. And he added that this Worry Clinic rated among the top feat^l ures in containing a minimum of long, "Jawbreaker’* terms. When I get up before the packed auditoriums as 1 lecture In many cities where this column is run­ ning, I find very appreciative audi­ ences, and they Include tbe lead­ ing doctors, attorneys, clergy aad other educated groups. None ha* aver charged me with using too simple language, even, though these men bold advanced* degrees: So why should some of my psy­ chology colleagUM say that 1 am beiitUlag psychology by writing for newspapers u d by employing two* “ Dr. CTi m ," many listeners have complimented me after an address, “ I never could understand psychology before. But you make It sound just like common sense." Others wUL, adds-."You put into# words Just wnstThavl long been thinking." When I Was located at Smith College, a famous European aclentist, gave a lecture there. It was superb. Average folks could under* stand It. But at the reception for thl* scientist later, I overheard some of tbe female profa sarcastically asking each other how he ever got Uw reputation for being a grea^ •dentist: They reseated hla being understood by the toy public: They also thought he was "too simple." Qood teachers simplify abstrac­ tions. Punk teachers complicate simplicity: ; Always write ta Dr. Groat ta ca n af this 1 tong 4c etai and Me 4* sever typiax Rriatiag coats when you far aw of Mehookkia.) �T hun. Mar. 10,1900— P art 8 Miss Raynor To Wed Thomas M. Munday Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Trier, Lake Monroe, announce the en­ casement and approaching mar­ riage of their daughter, Sylvia Ann, to Alfred W. II. Stanley Jr., ton of Mr. and Mr*. Alfred W. H. Stanley Sr., 2131 Elm A v e , Sanford. M iu Price was born In Lake Monroe, attended schools there and graduated from Seminole High School in 1957. While there abe wai a member of the glee club, triple trio, and during her aenior year, ahe war vice preaident of her claaa and waa chosen queen of the May Day Ball. She la preaently working in the office of Seminole Memorial lloapital. The groom-elect waa born ir Macon. Ga., attended achoola in Sanford and waa a member of the 1957 graduating claaa of Semi­ nole High School. He la now a Catholic Women T o Hold Election A t April Meeting MISS SYLVIA ANN PRICE Church Circles Plan Supper For March 17 Mrs. Adams Hostess T o Meeting O f W SCS Circle Seven Mrt. Ross Adams was hostess A "Pot Luck Supper” for mem­ day at the Fellowship Hall and bers and friends of the Congrega­ Mra. Edward Simpson selected to cireta T of the W. S. C. S. of tional Christian Chureh ia being from tha Bible, "Jesus feeda the Firit Methodist Church, Monday anned by Mr. and 5irs. Edward five thousand” , ai her devotion afternoon at her home on Park ideeke and Mr. and Mra. Howard followed by reports from the sec­ Ave. Rollins for March 17 at S:30 p. m.retary, treasurer and the various Mrs. Adams, who is devotion This will he the first in a serlea committees. chairman, arranged a "worship nf four suppers being planned by The chairman of tha smorgas­ center" in a sunny room amid • the Ethel Root Circle and the bord, held Feb. 27, gave her re­ Friendship League. Immediately port. She waa very pleased with spring flowers. The worship center featured a beautiful reproduction following the supper at 7:30 p. m., the cooperation of members, and of "The Smiling Christ". She told Rev, Richard Carter will deliver thanked all for their help In mak­ Ihe story of how the artist waa in­ his message "Peter The Rock." ing it a huga success. spired to paint the picture while Everyone interested is invitad to New business discussed was the in prieon. tome and bring a covered dish. project of the circle in planning Circle chairman, Mrs. L. T. Mrs. Maurice Corbett, president, to publish a cook book Jn Ihe presided at the regular meeting near future la celebration of the Dost, (banked members for their of the Ethel Root circle held Mon- 70th anniversary of the church. special offerings to be used In missionary work in honor of Mra. The book will contain favorita re­ Godfrey of Orlando. cipes of members of the church, Mrs. C. H. Winn presented the inany taken from the smorgas­ study on Ihe book of Luke. It con­ bord!. A business committee was cerned money and the many par­ appointed with Mrs. Rollins as ables In the Bible, referring to it. general chairman of this project. She compared the rieh young The group voted to contribute ruler, who willingly gave to the toward the purchase of material poor but could not comply to the ordered for new choir robet. demands of Zaecheus. Mrs. Corbett, hostess, served re­ She explained how an excess o. • THURSDAY • freshments to Mrs. Rollins, Mrs. money can he a handicap gnd Tha Aisles Ctrela of tha San­ Ludecke, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. T. R. present temptations but eonversly, ford Garden Club will meat at Alford, Mrs, Jamas Bedenbaugh, a lack of It can also have a dange­ a l p . m. at the home of Mrs, Al Mrt, Bonnor Carter, Mra. Richard rous and demoralising effect. * Hunt. 205 Palmetto Ave. Guest Carter, Mrs. Max Coberiy, Mra. The 19 members enjoying the Ralph Losiing, Mra. Owen Mere­ strawberry shortcake and coffee, •pcakar will ba J. F. Darby. Camellia' Circle meets with dith, Mrs. Earl Moxley, Mrs. 01- served by Ihe hostess were, Mrs. Mrs. James DeBord, lit Sunlsnd tiff Nordgren, Mrs. Helen Remu- Doss, Mrs. Winn, Mrs. H. B. Mc­ Dr. at • p. m. Mrs. R. W. Turn­ sat, Mrs. Gua Scbraah, Mrs. H. Call. Mra. J. C. Davis, Mrs. Flora er will present the program an Thurston, Mrs. Edward Woods Donnan, Mrt. O. R\ Eatridge, Mrs. R. U. Hutchison, Mrt. Bertha Me"Flowars and Trees" of the Bible, aod Mrt. Otear Zittrowcr. Mullen. Hemerocallia Circle meets at Mrs. Effie Melke. Mrs. Howard 7:30 p. ra. with Mrs. C. E. Enterprise Montielh, Mrt. C. C. Priest, Mrt. Hunter on Narcissus Ave. A lec­ R. D. Priest, 5lrt. R. F. Robison, ture and workahop on the garMrs. P. A. Rowltnd. Mrs. J. II. ^ dan will ba given by Miss CampStrphsn, Mrs. Olive Walls and bell of Winter Park. Mrt. T. C. O'Steen. . Tha Ivy Circle will meat at tha home of Mr*. Lloyd Swaia, BY HELEN SNODGRASS 07 San Carlos Ava. at • p. as. MAKES REPAIR EASY Clifford G. Lewis, U. S. Navy Tha Like Monroe Home Demon­ An easy way ta apply plaster arrived Friday from Sanliago. stration Club meets at 7:30 p. m. or cement in minor repair jobs at tha home af Mrs. Kuth Swag- Calif., te spend his leave time is with a soft plastic hottla Ilka with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. those used in restaurants far party an Watt 1st St. C. L. Lewis at tha Long Apts. catsup and mustard. FRIDAY* Sunday visitors at the home of tha Lewis's also were Mrs. Hattie _ The VAH-11 Enlisted Mens’ L. Kennedy and Mr. and Mra. A plastic foam furnace filter la Qwivaa Club meeU at 1:M p. m. at L. H. Kennedy and son of Tarpon washable and treated with • the E.M. dub at NAS. Springs. germicide additive. Tha Dirt Gardeners’ Circle of the Sanford Garden Club will moat at M a. m. at tha home af Mra. Beeate Yooag in Geneva. Mra. Charles Campbell will apeak oa "Herbe and Herb Cooking." The Hibiseue Circle moats with Mrs. D. H. Fauvar at her home aa, Kuroka Hammock at I p. m. DRESSES DESIGNED Ixora Circle members will moat 9 * ilh Mra. B. F. Sheddcn at bar FOE YOU* CHILD new home, 213 Citrus Dr. in Ra­ venna Park. Mra. Frank Dooabaa CoKoaa made ia Tasaa will prescat tha program entitled "Corsages From My Carder^' Lain af Trimming Each member ia requested ta bring Extra Deep Hama, a plant for oxchaagt, ia observ­ ance af tha elrclo’a anniversary. WaM Main Tha Jacaraada Circle will moat at 7:90 p. m. at tha home af Mrs. Irving Pryor, 90S Margaret Bead. Members who da aot know how tn jget to tha Fryer home may meal at 7:19 p. m. al tha heme of Mrs. W. B. Brinson; 199 Park Ava. aid g owith Mra. Briasoa. Rofi aali will ba answered with members birthday Mower. Mrs. Blaalea Owen will ba guest speaker and give a demonstration on "Dried Arraagementa." Mimosa .Circle meats with Mrs. Raymond Clicquennoi at 001 Elliott Ave. at 10 a. m. Mra. G. Sweeney fjwill present tha program and a white elephant sals will ba conduct­ ed. Rom Circle mambara will meat at the heme af Mrs. Z. L. Barks, MM East Seminole Blvd. at t:09 a. m. Guest speaker will ha Mr. Uoyd GaUlgher. A covered dish Ins risen will ha aareod al aaaa. Mambara are ram m ed ta bring s C c£jDCg 1 Personals Mrs. Prank C. Huhn was appoint­ ed chairman of the nominating rommltter of the Catholic Women’ s Club of All Souls Church at the monthly meeting thia week. Mrs. Edna Swlgonskl and Mra. Edith Krygier will serve at fellow committee members. 5lra. Lenox Fay presided at the general busi­ ness meeting. The nominating committee was Instructed to present a complete slate of otfleera at the April meet*in*. Another slate will be nominat­ ed from the floor and thr new offi­ cers for thr coming year will be elected by written ballot at this time. Mrs. Fay announced plans for a farewell reception to be held in the social hall Sunday. March 19, at 2:00 p. m. for Ihe Rev. Nllus Huhhie. Navy chaplain. Mrs. Carolyn Higgins Is rhalrman of the event and all families of tha parish will be present at the reception. Mre. Jo Von Herhulis displayed the layette to be entered In com ­ petition al the coming Orlando Central Deanery meeting to be held In New Smyrna Beach, March 22. Colors for the layette were blue aod while and many articles were handmade by members of the club. After the display In New Smyrna Beach the layettes will he turned over to the Catholic charities for distribution. junior at the Univeraily of Flori­ da in Gaineaville, where he it taking a prr-med courae. While in high aehool he war a nicmhcr of the glee club, foot­ ball team and was choien king of the May Day Ball in 1»5T. The wedding will be an event of June 17 at 7 p. m. at Holy Croaa Epiacopal Church in San­ ford. Mr. and Mra. William T. Raynor of Sliver Lake. Sanford, announce the engagement and aproaching marriage of their daughter, Ellen Ramona, to Thomaa M. Munday, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan C. Munday of Benton, III. Miaa Raynor ia a graduate of !C P O Wives Club Judge Alexander Plans Spring Dance Guest Speaker A t A t N A S Ballroom Jaycee Wives Club The Jayerea Wives Club met at thr home of Mra. Mason Wharton. 180(1 Magnolia Ave., for the March meeting. Mra. Wharton presented Judge Wilson Alexander, who gave a moat interesting talk on the duties of the county Judge’s office and of the different departments of which it,is comprised. He at»o told of some of his experiences in handling juvenile cases in the county. He closed his remarks by saying “ that aa a whole the youth of Seminole County are to be commended rather than condemned." Members of the club voted to to help the Jaycees with the preparation of food for thr spring caucus to be held April 10. Mrs. Tom l.argcn was appointed chair­ man of the committee for pur­ chasing and preparing thr food. Five guests and prospective new members were welcomed. They were 5lrs. Kenneth Camp­ bell, Mrs. Charles Tetenbaum. Mrs. John Spolski, Mrs. Emma Jernigan and Mrs. Tom Largen. Mrs. Largen won th« hostess gift. Following the meeting re­ freshments were served hy Mra. Wharton and co hostess, Mrs. An­ drew Speer. Next month's hostess­ es will he Mrs. Dill Klinefelter and Mrs. Rill Slayton. Ellen Ramona Raynor Navy Wives Club Forms Car Pool, Plans Activities Members or the Navy Wives Club have formed a ear pool. Plans were formulated at the meeting of the group this week at the C. P. O. Club on the base. It will be used in eonnectlon with Navy relief. Members will use their cars to take wives to a doctor or any emergency errand when their husbands are away. Those not present when plans were discussed may receive ad­ ditional information hy calling FA 2 1990. The club has also formed five howling learns and the required number of girls have signed to pl*y. It was announced lhat installa­ tion ceremonies for incoming of­ ficers will be held al the Mayfair Inn, Saturday March 12. A dinner will precede the Installation and starts promptly at 7 p. m. A covered dish luncheon and social will be held at thr home FRENCH TOAST French loest sandwiches taste of Mrs. Evelyn Stockhouse, 815 best grilled over eharroal. Make Mimosa Terrace, March 25 at 1 • sandwiches with while or whole New members joining the club wheat broad and your favorite were Doris Ellis, Ouida Baldwin, salad-type filling. Blend >« cup of rooking oil with Beverly Grabarklewies, Lorraine 2 beaten eggs and 1/3 cup of Rowen, Sandra McAunelly, Bobble milk. Dip sandwiches, nne at a Wilson, Lillie Spain and Ruth Wedtime, into egg blend (o coat both deke. Hostesses for the evening were eidri. Place sandwiches in a hinged wire toailer and hold over Mrs. Mary Lieghty and Mrs. Mar­ hot roalt until brown on both tha Mahlke, sides. Church By MYRTIF. C. WILSON Eggs are good to eel anytime of Ihe day; They are a protein food lhat may be star attractions In your meats (hit month. Also, they may co-star in many main dishes such as cheese fonduei, creamed dishes, and souffles which are cheese, meat and egg conthlnrd for flavor appeal. Soma other rgg combination! include egg end olive stuffed tomato, rgg* a la king, cheese and egg omelet, eggs benedict, and egg cutlet! with parsley isuce. Their arr sophisticated yrt aeonomical main dishes, especially at this teason when large-sire eggs are plentiful and frequent­ ly low In cost. Other .g g dishes such a- cas­ seroles of cheese and marraroni with eggs or vegetable* escallop ed using eggs make thrifty main dishea and aupply the same high quality proteins as doe* meal. Three large eggs are equivalent to I ouncei nf red meat aa a protein sourer. The general rule of protein rookery applies to egg use, - • low to moderate heat. Eggs be­ come tough and leas appealing if cooked at high temperature, or are overcooked. When making custards, saurcs, or other mixtures (that call for combining liquid with rgg) avoid curdling by adding hot liquid gra­ dually lo the beaten egg, never the eggs lo the hot liquids. To combine beaten egg whiles with other mixtures, fold • • • don’t stir • • using a light, under and over motion. For omelets and souffle!, fold thr heavy mixture Into thr beaten egR white. Don’t ovrrmlx, or you will lose some of the air you have beaten into the egg whiles. Calendar THURSDAY Spfing Deanery Meeting of tha Episcopal Churchwomrn meets at SI. James Church, Ormond Beach. Girl Scouts meet in Youth Build­ ing of ihe First Presbyterian Church al 3:15 p. m. Pastor’* claaa of the First Chris­ tian Church meets at 7:30 p. m. Pinrcrest Baptist Churrh eonlinues visitation at 7 p. m. Members of the C. P. O. Wives’ Club met at the C. P. O. Club, yesterday morning from 9:30 to 11 a. m. for a "Get acquainted Coffee." The event was for all Chiefs' wives, both active and retired. About 50 of the wives attended. Door prise* were won by Sylvia lluhn, Dorothy Anderson, Norma Welsh, Marjorie Lynns and Rue King. Prizes included a lubrica­ tion job by the new Vnmdran Shell Oil Station, one shampoo and set by Neil's Beauty Salon, tour free hours of baby sitting h,v Kiddle Korner Nursery, a Jin gift certificate by Yowell'a and a floral eenterpieoe by the C. P. O. Club. The St. Patrick'! Day theme waa earned out in both decora­ tions and refreshments. Mrs. Fred Murray president, welcomed all the guests attend­ ing, explained the functions of the club and invited all Ihe wives and their husbands to a "Spring Dance", April t at the NAS ball­ room. the DeLand High School and waa a member of the 1959 graduating clasa of Florida State University. While In high aehool abe was n member of the National Honor lo> cicty. During her college years ahe was selected for membership in Kappa Delta Pi a national edu­ cation honorary fraternity. She has been teaching at the Blaakner Elementary School in Orlandos during thr past year. Mr. Munday ia a graduate of the University of Illinois Engineer­ ing Collegr and ia preaently em­ ployed by Dynatronlcs, Ine. in Orlando. A June wedding is planned. Complete announcement In ho made later. Shows Safety Film The P. T. C. Board meeting was held at the Enterprise school cafctorium Tuesday to complete plana for tha regular meeting, which will he held March IT at the cafctorium They were all happy to note the installattea of the new stage curtalna. The program for assembly thia week was a most interesting film on safety entitled "The Step and Go twins", shown by Prof. L. O. Ilayman. He also announced that tha elimination contests.for Bie entries for the Enterprise school would be held Wednesday and Thursday this week. The wiaaere here will compete at the Dempeie Brewster aehool In Deland Mareh 22 at 7:30 ht the contest sponsor­ ed by the Orlando Sentinel. Another busy day? Enjoyitin.e. . paradtsel/* '5 black patent or white $14.95 FRIDAY First Baptist Church W.M.S. Week of Prayer program at 2:30 p. m. Bible Survey Hass in the enurrh building at 7.30 p. m. STORE DANCES, WEDDINGS GO RIGHT GO LIG H T IN 3 ixvlj rjMkindoff*9 HQVV and yo u n g fro m vmmurs* COAT 3 2 9 -5 0 TR O U SER S $ 1 2 .9 5 A L L ACCESSORIES SALES and RENTAL SERVICE UMEN'S rn. Ke&Aon WEAR H i 8. MAGNOLIA AVE. 8ANKOKD FA M i t t �N _ . ringjjut the surest one is the crack of AU over the atato baaeball camps are eoming the center of activity and you n bear tha loud yella of young rookies ind asaaoned veterans m they take to the mttifif cage with anticipation of a big w ahead. To this writer, aa well aa many other inorta fan*, this is the greatest time of Be year, for we ail know that soon our national pastime will be back in ell its -^°?he Giants' minor league camp will be in full awing within e few days here in Stanford end noon our beautiful training base-will be literally covered with young­ sters who are dreaming of a chance of eventually landing in San Franciaco. We are perry to say that this will be the laat time the Giants will be here for spring trainingbut we are also hopeful that an •astern team will taka over next year. Thin year Seattle of the Pacific Coast League the AAA team training here and replace Phoenl Also, the Corpus . Chriiti class A franchise has been moved to Harlingen, Tax, and Ray Murray wilt •gain ba field manager for the club. Qmch Dave Lauda end hia Seminole High baaeballers ere now hard at work prraaring for thsir season that will get unnarway tha and of thia month. They will ptay their games under the lights again this year at Municipal Stadium. The footI ball and basketball teams at tha local high aahool have been very successful this sea•on and Lauda la very hopeful that ha can :a rolling. At preaent, hla big* geat problem la experienced pitching end if he can come up with * big winner they could be tough. The Sanford Greyhounds ere set with a full working agreement with Kansas City and the A'g will replace the club sup* plied by the Washington Senators last aaaaon. Buaineaaman Pata Schaal will haad ths front offiea thia aeaaon, with BUI Robcrtaon of Roanoks, Va., aa tha field boaa. Local produce man HsrOld Kastnsr waa elected aa president of tha club thia year and ho will replace Dr. Mathers who filled thia capacity laat aeaaon, W. K. Me* Roberta will be the principal sponsor of the dub again and he is looking forward to a great year. The A'a are busily assigning young players to the Sanford club and they have assured us that they are going all out to improve the caliber of baseball players who will play here this year. Everyone la anticipating a fine year in tha Florida State League and now that Lakeland and Leeaburg have been admitted, it ahouid be nolld, with eight teams represented. Thia year the league will have St. Petersburg. Tampa. Orlando, Palatka, Daytona, Sanford, Lakeland, and Lees­ burg. For anyone who caraa for baaeball, you couldn't find a better place than San­ ford—for from here on out, thero will be very few days and nighta through tha aummer that you can’t watch a good game. AFOrrtc*^ OFdOM W T tM K i ; PENSACOLA (UPI) - Tho |U,9M Pensacola Open golf tourIgtoont got underway today with ■ Arnold Palmar n solid favorite to ; win his third straight tournament, j Something an one has done since AfAMMfg et twa , m u iuuenvti in \ money In all nine masts he'a S entered. lie won the dl00,0M Des­ wwm ort Gallic at Palm Springs, CallL, earlier this year. Hla competition for tha dl,M0 Brit prise manor in tho PoasaMta Open, however, Includes thnd of four winners from past tournament* and Kon Venturi of Bala Alto, Calif., wbo flnlihed fifth and second la past moot* *A rt Wall Jr., 1137 winner, was hospitalised In Scranton, Fa:, and Wdi unabln to mnka .tha tournnmeat this year. Howavtr, 1IM ahimpion Don Fairfield, Jackson­ ville. Hi.; m m winner Doug Fsrd, Crystal Rlyer; and 1IM champ Paul Harney, Worcheater, Man., whs abet a record IP under par Mi for hla victory, wen on hand to try to break Palmar'* hot Tourittoy NCAA SMALL COLLEGE TOURNAMENT AT BVAXVOXR, IND. tourtor-Ftoala Cornell, Iowa 13 N. E. Miss. 91 |Chapman 71 Whaaton 97 Kaa. Waa. M St. Michael's 99 BvaaavlUa 191 American 91 $ A rru ^G O R D O N fitHUS# FULL(ff *0 A *O * A t TA* m ts s warn MAVTTF0 70 J ** Tho Ladies Night feature tonight at Sanford Orlando Kennel Club will bring out the current cham­ pion, Happy Jo* Lucky, and seven other Grade-A stalwarts for what la expected to be on* of tbo sotton's most oieltlng contests. Women will bo admitted free for the 10-race pngram which starts at 9:19 with a fast Grado-B encounter. la tha hot ninth, only one famale grayhound U aUtad for ac­ tios and aho'o rated tho longsbot, at 11-to-l morning lino digits. Early favorite, of court*, It big Happy Joe Lucky from the Raeo Stm t Kennel. Happy Joe h u moved to victory sight limes, eland five times and shown ikne tint** in 19 trip* thU sea­ son. Tho dark brtndle muscleman U a 9-to-i choice from tho se­ cond post position. Expected to give him plenty of compleUtisa U youthful W. A. McCarty and El Cantina Shadow. Carl Tracy'S W. A. McCarty will march fnm tho five-boa with 9-to1 early dJgiti, while El Camlno Shadow owned by Charles Rein­ hardt! will run from tho third poet position. Other top-grade entrants in tha fast lineup o n Big Blimp, Roc­ H trd -W a y Four MOT SPAINOf. Ark. (UF1) Jockey Roland Campbell made a lour tho hard way Wcdaaaday, riding the Uat four winners at toe Oaklawa Park track. Campbell won aboard Colonel Patch la the sixth race, LoadxttaMr in tot oavaate, Dashing Squaw to ton eighth and I thaaaa Hep* la the ninth. WEST PALM BEACH (U P I)Arnold M. Johnaon, millionaire induitrialiat and owner of the Kama* City Athletic* baaeball team, died thia morning after Buf­ fering a cerebral hemorrhage. The 34-year-old, Chicago-born ezecutlve died at 1:43 a. m. at Good Samaritan Hoapltal, where he waa taken hour* earlier after Untied Press latenattonel Tha “ big rookie” of the 1M0 training season Is Frank Howard of tbs Los Angeles Dodger*. It’s true literally because How­ ard stretches 9 feat, 7 Inches and weighs about 230 pounds and It’s GEORGE TRAUTMAN true compeUtively because the 1100,000 bonus baby Just could be ready to mako the big Ume this year. And, If that’s true, those Dodgtrs ara likely to be­ come solid choices to make it two straight National League penants. Willie Maya of tho San Fran­ cisco Giant* and Tad-Williams of the Boston ned Sox flexed their muscles la Intra-squad games Gaorga Trautman, boaa of minor Wednesday but It wan Howard league baseball, arrived In San­ ford Wednesday to set up winter headquarters. Trautman, who has been presi­ dent of tha minor Isaiuea for 14 years, plana an extensive tour of wiatar training camps around tha stats during the next 30 days GAINESVILLE (UPD-Tbe sac Thar* are now 92 clubs training ond round of quarter-finals of tho in Florida, Trautman said, “ with Florida High School Basketball aver 9,000 youngsters planning to Tournament i f sat for today, with' become futuro Mickey Mantles Miami Edltoa against Tampa and Ted WUllamsat.” Plant and North MUml facing Whan questioned on minor Clearwater In Clan AA games. loogu* problems of survival, la action Wednesday night. Man­ Trautmia emphasised that “ as atee of Bradeatea beat Robart E. long aa there la a kid dreaming Lea of Jacksonville 19-41, Class of playiag cantarflald for ths AA; Pasco beat Palmetto 39-42, Yank*** thora will always b* Clan A; Bleuntstowa beat Citrus minor league baseball.” High 89-97, Claat R and Mount Discussing the decline of minor Dorn Dibit School beat White league ball over the past decade, Springs 79-37, Class C. Wednesday afternoon, EdgtwaTrautman laid, “ Aa long aa you have fra* television when the old ter boat Panama City 33-54, data man can taka off hla shoes, put AA; Chtplsy beat Jacksonville tha air conditioner and the TV Bosch 92-31, Class A; Branford sat on, minor league baseball will always have lta problems.” Trautman la looking forward to a good 1IM season for the min­ ora. Ha ■trailed that It the sew Continental League get* off the Hard meats CampMlten, Class C; ground It will be a abet in tha Clermont meet* Ponce do Leon, data >; Callahan meats Zephyrarm for tha minors. “ Whart can they get their tal­ bills, Class B; Gainesville P, K. ent from but the minors?" Trout­ Yong* meet* Aiburndala, d a is A and Bronson meets Everglades, man asked. Trautman said tha MM season Class C. wlU have the bast player talent In year* end will be better “ stablUed” than In previous year*. Title Bout Set “ Minor Magu* baaeball la an LONDON (UPD-Promotor Jack Important part of any small Solomons announced Wednesday community. The minor league that Mario Veecklattn of Italy, pltrcr la a missionary for base­ European lightweight champion, ball and a part of the com­ will defend hla title egalnet Dave munity," Trautman said. Charnely, British and Empire tillsholdor, In a 19-round bout at Lon­ don, March 99. Minor League Hard Luck Ktgler On Lanes Today TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) - Allio Brandt, the bard-luek bowler who holds tho all-time American Bowl­ ing Congress ABC loaguo play series record of IM but baa never won an ABC championablp, will ba on the tournament Unci for an­ other try today. Brandt, M, of Lockport, N. Y-. cam* within 14 piaa in MM of toll­ ing a perfect stria*, which U roughly like tha aclcnUat’a at­ tempt la cool a liquid to abaoluto ton. Ho find game* of 39T, 911 and 9M. But the beat Brandt bat ky MaeGlaly, Far Fotebod and bean able to icon in ABC tournamoats was a third pUt# in doubles Blue Backstroteh: Matinee action will atari at in 1133, the year he shot a 771 for 2 p. m. tomorrow with 10 ovoats tb* third highest ABC aeries in his­ on tap. tory. eoUapalng at the wheel of kja car on a downtown atreat. A policeman found Johnaon alump over the ateering wheel of hla car. Johnaon apparently had aenaad the ontet of the at­ tack and waa able to atop the car before collapaiag. He waa conacloua when taken to the hoapltal but later loat eon- wbo produced the eyenews a tremendous wallop that not even Arthur (Rad) Patterson, wbo ran down Mickey Mantle’s famous 343-foot drive in Wash­ ington, D. C., several years ago, could find I Howard, who hit 4 horasrs in thn minor laaguas last season and la regarded as certain to bt a great major league slugger some day, claartd a tree In dead center Bald, 449 feat from the plate at Varo Beach. Howard la trying out for first bate with tha Dodgers and will force a complete realignment of the team if he mskta it. Man­ ager Walt Alston admit* It and so does veteran first • basemen GU Hodges, whe could wind up la the outfield or at third bate If tha big kid cornea tbraogk. Mays baited two heatrs la the Giant*’ iatn-aquad gam* while Williams ceanacted far a 911 Met bemer on the flrat pitch served up to him la the Red ges' game. Williams, who only a week. ago was talking about retiring, show­ ed no signs of bit mysterious neck ailment. Frark Robinson continued hla heavy spring hitting far tha Cin* clnnatl Rada and At Kallne, runnarup to American League batting champion Harvey Xuenn, took special drill* for tha Detroit Ti­ gers. Robinson hit two homers sad drove In four runi in tho Redi’ Intra-squad gam*. Kalina, who hit .927 last season, had a special 11* hour batting drill which b* said “ would help me get the snap and roll back in my wrists.” Bobby Malkmus, n .300 hlttof at Danver laat ataaon, hit three singles in tha Philadelphia Phil­ lis’ first intra-squad gama. Ha la trying out for aecond base . , Outfielder Tom Burgesa of tha Pittsburgh Pirates singled la hi* only time at bat to give him seven safetlea in eight tries In Intra-squad competition. Tony Kubek, working out tor tho first time after signing, for on estimated |M,000, nude one hit la four appearances In tho New York Yanks*’* camp gam* . , Jo* Adcock ckcckad into tho Mil­ waukee Bravos' Bradenton camp as k svelte 997 pounds—hla normal playing weight. . Billy Hoeft acquired from Detroit during the winter, pitched three shutout inn­ ings in hla spring dabut for tho Baltimore Orioisi. . Holdout Minnlo Mlnoso arrived in tha Ameri­ can League champion Chicago White Sex' comp. iclousness and waa placed la an oxygen tent. With Johnson at his death were hla wife. Carmen, and a brother, Earle. He la alao aurvlved by a daughter, Wendy, 11; and a aoa, Jeffrey, 9. Jofenaon purchaied the Athletic* from the Connie Mack family In 1994 and ablfted the club to Kanaaa City the following year. He rank million* Into the chronie second diaviiion team. Following hla dlacbarga from the Nary after World War II. he returned to hi* native Chicago and gained hi* first entry into iport* aa n member .of a group that purcbaaed the Chicago Black Hawk* hockey team. He alto branched out fait la the bualneaa world. He was vice-chair* man of the board of the Automat* ic Canteen Corp., a vending ma­ chine organization, and. alao waa active in building contracting and hotel management. In IMS, he headed a group that Newell Honored NEW YORK (UP!)—Pete NeweU of California, United Press Interna­ tional'* coach of the year, has been accorded a similar honor by the New York Metropolitan Basket­ ball Writer* Aaan. Newell, wbo step* up to the post of athleUc di­ rector after the Golden Bear* com­ plete their NCAA tournament competition, guided California to a 94-1 record during tho regular saason. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The Philadelphia Sports Writer* Asia, basketball dub has named All* American Tom SUth of Bt. Boaaventure aa tha outstanding visiting basketball player to appear at ths Penn Paleitra. SUth will bo honor­ ed at Ui* club’s annual banquet March 99. in the County for C O U N T Y , STATE AND FEDERAL E LE C TIO N Beginning March 4th Registration O ffice will be open for registering 30 d*ys. • • Monday - Friday 9 ’til 5 Saturday 9 ’til Noon a A P R IL 2nd Is The L ast D ay Supervisor of Registration Chamber of Commerce Bldg, 4SS E. let Sanford Order Your • Valet Parking Barry, Na Minora > IK I Stith Outstanding Not Registered L A D IE S N IG H T E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y . Jnrrr Ctattfca. Cp Owmt NEW YORK (UPIl-Ed Smallwood of EvanvlUa, Jackia Morelaad of Louisiana Tech, Kally Cole­ man of Kentucky Wesleyan, Mcl Peterson of Wheaton and Jim Me* Donald of West Virifnla Welleyan today war* named to tho United to Press International small colleia All-America basketball team. Tha second team for the lUS-SO aeaaon was composed of Don Curry of Mississippi Southern, Whitey Verstraete of Georgia Souther*, Charlie Vaughn of Southern Illi­ nois, Tommy Covington of Missis* slppr College and Jack Riley of Llafleld, Ore. To those who have Wednesday* Friday 4 Saturday 2 P .M . • Hdatod I lands Small College All-Slars Named 7 L o ik s You c a n ' t a f f o r d to 60 M a i l a w o y E d i t i o n . i O bM m m bought Yanks* SUodium and lta related property, later eelling It to the Knights of Columbui. Although a giant in the buiineit world. Johnton failed to build the Athletlca Into contendera in the American League. ( % �% fg Iw fttl frralB T hu rn . M a r. 10, 1960— P a r t 7 Presidents Tour Places U. S. More 'In The Family' With South America 1 By PHIL NEWSOM UP! Fore Ipi Editor "The United Stole* It coming to occupy a seat in the American family and Is no mora the old, rich and distant uncle." It was Chilean Toreign Minister German Vergara Donoso’ a sum­ mation of President Eisenhower's four-nation South American tour which turned into a tremendous personal triumph for the Presi­ dent and provided heartening re­ assurance that not all of Latin America regards the United States as a grasping nation of scoundrels. The impact of the tour will ex­ tend all the way to naxt May's summit meeting in Paris. For In promoting his campaign for hemispheric solidarity, Elsen­ hower also promised hi* Latin American hosts that their views would be carried with him when he and other Western leaders meet with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. This emergence as hemispheric spokesman provided another of the interesting parallels to develop from the barnstorming tourr un­ dertaken simultaneously, but on opposite sides of the world, by the two leaders of the Western and Communist blocs. Khrushchev also sought to make himself a spokesman, and in this hr had some measure of success. From India's Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru during a "little summit" meeting in Calcutta, Khrushchev drew praise as a worker for world peace. "Khrushchev worked a lot for his country and the world during the last few years.” Nehru said. “ But the biggest thing is that he is flying the flag of peace." In Indonesia, President Sukarno also hailed Khrushchev as a man of peace and even delegated him as a spokesman for unrepresented nations at the summit conference. But in each case Khrushchev had to share the praise for his efforts toward world peace, with Eisen­ hower. and so, the second half of his mission — to undermine the influence of Elsenhower's Asia tour—failed. In South America, the President had gone a long way toward as­ suring Latin Americans that the United States neither supports dic­ tators nor it forgetful in the midst of world responsibilities of obliga­ tions closer to home. But there also was agreement that the trip in partially erasing some old problems also had cre­ ated new ones and that Initial en­ thusiastic reaction could rebound unfavorably unless follow-up steps were taken. This is true because each of the K .v J t fU r nations Elsenhower visited has its special problems. UPI’ a State Department Report­ er Stewart Hensley accompanied the Eisenhower tour and noted some of them. A major sore spot in Chile is the U.S. tax on copper imports. Chile's major export. Many Chile­ ans now believe this tax will be removed. In Argentina, President Arture Frondltl is in political hot water because of his rigorous austerity program. The Eisenhower visit could either help or hurt him, with attendant effects on U.S.-Ar­ gentine relations. Brazil, Argentina and Chile all need money. Uruguay docs not ask for aid but wants loans for its own development program. * yes, the sonford htrold is a family a f f a i r . . . read • • advertise . . . shop in the herald E �—J . ' - WANT ADS Are As Good As Gold Something Classified Phone FA 2-2611 y DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY i -***■-. Mini FH. • J P. M. day ba* Q T m iaeartiaa. Man. • Sat. noon. t 8TEAIGHT CLASSIFIED: ' { T i m . t k n FrI. • I P. M. day ba* 'fora insertion. Man. • Sat. noon. Z'. RESPONSIBILITY: •The Htrald vIU net ba raaponiiblc '.far Man Hum aaa Incorrect later.-.Uon af yoar ad, and raoarraa tba -right U rarlaa ar rajact any ad* jrrrtlecment from that ordered ta ■aoafarai U tba pollclee af thia IS * * CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Good Food 2. For Rent 3. Wanted to Rent <. Real Eutata Wauled B. Real Eatata Far Sale d. Mortgage Leans 7. Business Opportunities 7*A Insurance 6. rex.sis Help Wanted 0. Mala Help Wanted Id. Mala ar Fantalo 11. Work Wanted 12. Plumbing Serelceo 13. Electrical Serricaa 14. Build, Paint ft Repair 15. Special Service* IS*A Beauty Parlor* Id. Flowers ft Plants 17. Pets • Llvestork * Supplii 18. Machinery • Tools • II. Boats and Molar* 20. Automobile* 20*A Trallrra 21. Furniture 22. Articles For Sals 22 A Article Wanted 22. Naticaa ft Peraanala 21. l*oet ft Found 23. Education • Instruction 2. For Rent 2. For Rent fflfr FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipped. P h o n e FA 2 3303. N A V Y AND NEW COM ERS TO SA N FO R D Wa Invite yen la ba eur nuaeta abaolutaly free without aatlgaIlea at ana o f Sanfard'a landing atala while yon locate anil* la banning for youraalf and family. Pick up year key at our Salaa Offlc*. S SUNLAND Estates & South PINECRES1 4th Addition Jfomea Designed For Florid* Living. S ft 4 Bedroom* — 1 * 2 Baths V A - FHA F H A In Service Conventional Financing Down Paym ents Low a i 9425 You can move in immudl* atolr while tKo papers are being processed. We Guarantee Personal Satiifaction On The Construction Of Your Home For The Firat Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Coat WU1 Be Cheerfully t Refunded. Odham & Tudor, Inc. ' 2-BEDROOM h a u t e , Adulta. FA 2-7664. furnished. NEW RAVENNA THE TIMb TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-6128 Turn Weal On 20th St. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Watch For Our Signs . . . . 2-BKDROOM unfurnished, kitchen 5 ACRES fa,m land Sanford ery Delta, 8430 per acre, equipped house; den, U l baths. 8230 down, fiva years to In Lake Mary. FA 2 8608. balance. Richards Hotel LARGE furnished upstairs apart­ bourne, Fla. ment, 3 bedrooms, downtown; water Included. 863, Phone FA 23071 before 3:00. 2-BKDROOM furnished apartment, close In, reasonable rent. Phone FA 20641. 2-ROUM furnished apartment, 310 Magnolia. Phone A. K. Rosselter, Florest. FA 2-1831, FURN. apt. 2300 Mellonvills. RENT SO Waal SStb Street FA I*I1M Construction Co.. Inc. AGENCY S N OTICE HOME SEEKERS Watch This Space BROKER 2 BEDROOM upstairs apartment, clean and roomy, 973. FA 2 0861 FURNISHED apartment, Avalon Apartments, 116 W. Second. Strklfo I FHA FINANCED Priced Under Preeent Market SEE OR CALL TODAY Slemper Agency Ph. FA 2-4881 118 N. Park Av*. Ph. FA 1-8821 2881 Park Av*. S e lla ffio n ••1 COST IVERY CAR REDUCED! W I’U TAKI TRADES 1 59 FORD CUSTOM 300 Forder Sedan, 6 Cylinder and Heater. Extra Clean! 58 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE *1195 Forder Soda*, V-B Eaglaa, Automatic Tranamiaalan, Radio, Heater, Power Steering. Ra Sara And Sea Thia On*. 58 FORD CUSTOM 300 Fordor Sedan, V-2 Engine, Fordomatle, Radio, Heater and Power Htaoriag. Law Milan and Only On* Owner! *14195 Tudor Sadaa. 6 Cylinder, Fordomatle, and Heater. Beautiful T»a and White! Hardtop Canpa, V 4 Bagla*, Aalamatie Tranamiaalan, Radi* and Heater. Don’t Pan* Thin On* Up! *1295 V*8 Engine, a M | J g J Fardar Sadaa. Y*g Engl**, Fardematir, R ada and Haatar! Priced Ta Gal SAVE *5 4 5 53 FORD CUSTOMLINE SAVE Fardar. V*l Engine, Straight Stick. *195 50 DODGE 52 STUDEBAKER *145 Tuder Sedan *1295 55 FORD FAIRLANE ]F® 54 FORD RANCH WAGON Cham plea aad Fardar Sadaa, Fall Power end Air Can. ditlaa. On* Loral Owner! m V*g Engine. Fardamnll* and Heater. See Thle One and Yew Will Bay It. Extra Nice! Radi* 56 CADILLAC 60 SPECIAL *1195 *P Fordomalir. Haatar. Cam para Thia Prira Anywhere! 55 PONTIAC C H IEFTA IN Forder, V*g Kwfiea, Hydmmatle, la d !*, Heater, Power Steering, and Paear Brake*. A have Avarag* Bet Prtaad Real *1295 57 FORD RANCH WAGON 57 PLYMOUTH SAVOY RAYMOND M. BALL *1595 58 FORD CUSTOM 300 57 FORD CUSTOM 300 Fordor Sedan, V*| Engine and Fordo* matte. Summer la Coming and Thin On* Ha* Air Caadltloa. W ® 1 a h c L O* REAL ESTATE INSURANCE SURETY BONDS 3 B«drooms-11/2 Baths IVt ft 2 BATHS Drivo Four Blocks Waat Off French Av*. Oa 80th St. A Slemper Associate U Oa Tha Premise* Daily. St. Johns Realty Co. ’ '7 V 3. Real Eatate For Sale V • ~ OFFICE SPACE. 830 month. 306 W. 13th Street. Ph. FA 2 2931 days, FA 2-1401 nights, AND ASSOCIATES 1 BEDROOMS USED CAR UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipped, double gar­ age. About 2 miles from navy base. 833 per month. Call FA 2 8063 or FA 3 4373 nighll. Listen to this. Attractive two bed­ room, one bath, Masonry noma In Lake Mary—Extra large liv­ ing Room, a Florida Room which could be used for Bedroom. Convenient to Post Office and Stores—Reasonably priced at 911.300. Term*. • ISO DOWN This beautiful six room and bath home has screened porch, ear’ 116 North Park Avt. Registered Broker porte, utility and storage room. ASSOCIATES Underground sprin'tie* system IN SUNLAND ESTATES: 1 bed­ Merle W. Warner for the lawn. Located on a iargt room, 2 bath home. Low down Bettye D. Smith eorner lot at 2400 Oak Ave. The payment, no closing cost In­ price will be reduced 830 each R. E. Maenusson volved. See 006 Cherokee Circle Ned D. Julian day until sold. Original price or call FA 2 2808. 816,130—today's <16,100. Present R. J. Boynton Linvil J. Rimer loan, approximately 810,700, can FURNISHED 2 bedroom house 8800 down, taka over payment*. Robert K. Lee he assumed. Monthly payments Come, and let's talk. Mra. Lottie Broadway are 878. Shown by appointment Lane, 131 Country Club Circle, only. Don't deity. See today. Kenneth Torbett Sanford. Call FA 2-3204. 111 N. Park Pb. FA 2-2430 FURNISHED upstairs apartment 833. Call TA 2 6337. WHITE BRICK FIREPLACE FOR SALE Located Weit end of spacious liv^, ing room. Also thrown In fo r good m ciiu rc—two bedrooms, tile bath and a half, modern electric kitchen, terrauo floors throughout. All this situated on Lovrly Lake Lotus, three blocks olf 17-92, Casselberry area. Buy this lovely year old homa for the low, low price of only 914,300. ' 17-82 FRONTAGE 332 ft. on 17-12, 1800 ft. deep, lo­ cated just outside city limlta. Good’ terms, 3-ROOMS it Bath, nicely furnish rd, 830. Apt. No. 1. 407'* W. lit., manager at 111 W. 6th. KNOLLS IDEAL FAMILY HOMES C. A. Whiddon, Sr. b* seen anytime. HERBERT STENSTROM 'Cl/lCt Tador Sedan. Don't Let Tka PHoa S can Tea. It'* Wartk HI *195 (Me M u , WE A L S O H A V E A N I C E S E L E C T I O N OF USED T R U C K S Ham' $ 1 0 ,6 5 0 FHA $ 3 5 0 Down Fwn $ 6 8 .5 0 2:00 P. M. TU Dark Cer. Hwy. 17*11 * 27th Bt. PImhmi FA 2*1SOI BED Rollaway, Hosplla' A Baby Beds By D ly, Week or Month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2.5111 116 W. 1st St Dtvalopar PRESENTS •tOO A. M. Til Dark SUNDAY SkoamaJtaM A || m■ W O l i g f fit w i i m v i v OPEN DAILY Office Open li M TU OiH Dally lilO F . M. *T1I Dark Snaday Cel­ only pay Mel­ Stenstrom Realty Amy Anderson Genevieve (Jeanie) Blair FURNISHED apartments, hard­ Carl Chorpening, Jr. wood floors, tile hatha, 402 W. Robert J. Schmidt 27th. Street. W. R. Shlppy Cmdr. G R. Strickland SMALL apartment M Avocado. Marvin Williams CLEAN 2-bedroom unfurnished III So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 1-144! house, knotty pine snack bar Sanford Evani Bldg. Lake Mary and ablntli, 1 master bedroom. 238. Call NO I-32I7. Ph. FA 3-1390 ftUflfANMNft NATUUSi STEMPER NOTES FARMER^ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor 202 So. Park Ave. Ph FA 2-3991 Raymond Lundquiat, Assoc. 3-BEDROOM house. 8430 down. FA 1-8831 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 208 Oakland Dr., Sunland. Can Real Eatate For Salt 2. For Rent Quiet Community Near Golf CaitTM $450 Down BY OWNER: 3 bedroom house, draperies throughout; landscap­ ed. Must see to appreciate. £ FA 28704. w S t Johns Realty Co. HOMES • • FOR SALE: 2 bedroom house, I 'i baths, excellent condition. You may appreciate some unusual feature* in this attractlva home. Phone NO 1-4086. J. W. HALL Phone FA 2-4148. PARK 5. Real Estate For Sale ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates 2-ROOM rottaga completely furn­ ished, all utilitiei, ready (o move in. Adulta only. 2404 Park. Ap­ ply Slemper Agency. 1703 MAGNOLIA, large l-BR. furn. apt., tila bath, acreened porch, 863. FA 2-3831 or FA 2-2206. 5. Real Estate For Sale This Is aa easy to buy as a car; N. V. Farmer, Realtor Neat and modern 3 bedroom home, has a price tag at ONLY D. H. Whitmore 88,330 and 887.00 mo. after rea­ Lillian G. Trama sonable down payment. Nicely Associates. landscaped with fenced back , 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA *-5221 After hours, FA 2-2818. FA 2-4821. yard. Registered Real Eatata Broker FA 2-0281 Ph. FA 2-13pt 17-82 «t Hiawatha if you waited for an exceptional NICE 2 bedroom home, 2 baths, value—THIS IS IT1 Call us REAL ESTATE DRU'E IN will to wait carpel. For quick right now. sale rill FA 2-2721. W. H. • Bill'’ STEMPER Agency 2344 French Av*. 112 N. Park Re ait^r NICE SMALL two bedroom house Phone FA 2-4991 “ Call Hall" Phoni FA 2-3841 on two landscaped lota; equip­ Phone FA 2 8331 2601 Park Dr. ped kitchen and space heater. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS Located just outside of city > 80 ft. x 130 ft., on Briarcliff AN limits, with city water. Price : Street, Dreamwold, 8600 each. 86,983. Any reasonable term s) EM considered. SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gablea, 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. TO ALI. I'KftgONH IIAVIMI CI.AUIH fin IHSMANIM AOAINHT FURN. Apt. 2011k W. 1st Ht. ■Atll CHTATK: Ton and each of )nu ara her#. RENT OR SALE: 2-bedroom, kit­ chen furniihed home. Phone hr nntlflad and *rri|ulrad in fill any rlalma and dsinanda which FA 2 2341. you. or alihtr of ynu, may tint* aaalnat aald ratals In tha nfflrr COMPLETELY furniihed 4 Bed­ nf Hun. Wllann Alaxandrr, I'ounty room, 2 Bath home on Mellonhulas nf Hrmlnnla t'nunly, at hla ville. Large living ruom, dining nfflra In Ihr Court II oum- in Han* ford, Klnrlda, olihln Main calroom, kitchen, Florida room, amlar months fmm lha lima nf flraplace, beamed ceiling, wash­ Ihr fill! puhlla-atlnn nf tlila no. er-dryer, dishwasher, e t e. lira. Kach Halm nr demand must ba In wrltlns and contain lha Available Mar. 21 for 4 months. plat-a nf rraldrmr and pnat nfflra FA 24140. addrraa nf ih» rlalmanl and mual hr awnrn In hy lha rlalmanl. hla aam t «r sttnrnay, or tha anma HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East aide between Celery and Geneva ahall ha void. Jam,a H. Hralry, Jr. Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitrhr ap­ Aa Parrutnr of aald asiala pliances. School but atop. Quiet Aharman, Turnbull, aantarfltl A neighborhood. 873 per month. ICIdann Altnriitya fur K.arrutnr Publlrh Marrh H, IT. f«. 01, 1*S*. REDUCING PRICE for quick sale. By owner: 2 bedroom CB house, wood floors; corner lot, feaeed backyard. FA 2-1263. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, 830, Crystal Lake Avr., Lake Mary. FA 2-4068 or FA 2 6271. I.A rot'.VTV At IMIK'S «'OI NT, I-BEDROOM with kitchen privi­ BKNIhOl.H ent ATT, ri.ONtOA leges, close in. FA 2-4800. Orlando. Florida by STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOWN LAKEFKONT: CB home, 3 large bedrooms, Florida room, carporte, l&tt bath, kitchen equip­ ped, central heat; grove. In L a k e Mary. 1123. Phone FA 2 3682. linn »f tlila notlrc. Kai-h <-lalm or daniand mual ha In wrltlna and FURNISHED 3 room apartment. rnnlaln «Ka nlarr nf rraldrnrr and Apply apt. 2, 2019 South Sanford linat nf flea addraaa nf lha claimant Ave. or call NO S4323. and niiial ha aworn to hr lha claimant, hla aarnt nr attornay, ar lha lama ahall hr mid. UNFURNISHED house, FA 2 1020. t u b pinnT n a t i o n a l h a n k a t oaiM.vrMi • BEDROOM, 2 bath, kitchen Hy Jna Itroll Klrlnn equipped, 1 yr. old home. Call Hrnlnr Trust offlrar, FA 2 0341 after 3:30. Aa Kaacutar nf aald aatats Drraasrd. MITICM TO rNKHITONB WYNNEWOOD: 2 B. R. CBS house, 81208 equity am) atsume 832 monthly payment. Phone FA 2-1478. CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY Ml N. PARK AVE. FA 2-2420 Legal Notice KHTATt: UK JAXIKH It. ilKALKT, Page 8— Thurn. Mar. 10, I9 6 0 5. Real Eatate For Salt HOMES, DUPLEXES, APARTMENTS WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE CLEANEST. BEST RENTALS IN SANFORD. CALI. FA 20274. •17 EXCAMBRIA DR.: 2 bedroom unfurnished house. Ph. FA 2-0020 Golden Lake: 2 bedroom furniihed garage apartment, Lake privi­ after 3:00 p. m. leges. 873. APARTMENT, M2 Elm. FA 2-0372. 2418 Orange: 2 bedroom unfurnnlshed house, kitchen electrical­ ly equipped. 880. 2412 Willow: 3 bedroom unfurn­ r ic T tT io tn n a mm ished house, kitchen electrically NOT1CR in fcarthr alvan that t tv rot vrr ji ihik' i cm nr, equipped. 8100. am twanged In hualnaaa al do. sKMiMH.i: c o r v r r . r m n i n t Pemlnola County, KlorMa, utular KHTATH 'U P IIP.NHIK At.POnD tha flrlltloua nami at. Tarrar# llAU .A M i: IlCCKAHKII 4-ROOM furnished apartment 880 ** Eactianga Tatanlmna Anawarlna .MITICM TO CRKOITOM* month, FA 2-3021. " Pereira. and that t Inland t» TO t l .i , p i : n » o > « M A T t v n •' raglalar aald name with tha Clerk t'l.tlMW OH IlKWAXDe a o A I V S T F U R N I S H E D or unfurnished at tha Circuit Court, Hamlnola ■ a m k s t a t s : i County. Florida. In anurdama house. Call FA 2-1832. V..u and aarli nf ynu srs hatrby ■•with tha provtalona of lha Flrll* nnilfltd and miulrrd to fils any tloua .Varna Olatutaa, to.n il: K*r. rlalnia and damanda which you, NEWLY, decorated, clean 3 room - Mon tll.ll Florida Mtatutaa lltT. nr rlthrr nf you, may have aaalnat furnished apartment. 601 Pal­ m ’ Hlg: Carol Talrault aald eatalr In Ilia offlr* of linn. metto. Dial FA 2-4338. . Puhllah Mar. to, IT, tl, It, IMa. Wilton Al»iand»r, I'ounty Judaoof 1-— ■. — - . ---------Henilnnlr County, at hl« iiffl.a In 3-ROOM furniihed apartment with tha Court llniiar In Hanford, Plnr. large screened porch* Phone Ida, wllhln right lalrmlar mnntha from ihr tlmr nl tha flral tmhllra. FA 2-3164 7:uo a.m, to 6:30 p.m. WELCOME ftrralh 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house on eorner of Sanford and Grand­ view. Call FA 2-4447 or apply M il Magnolia. 2-OEDROOM and 3 bedroom houses for rent, kitchens equip­ 3 ft 4 R0021 apartments. Phone FA 24261. ped. Across from school. Phone FA 2-4411. REDECORATED 3 bedroom furn­ ished house with enclosed porch. 3-BEDROOM furnished h n m e FA 2-2202 or FA 2 3383. available March 17th. to respon­ sible people, 2100 per month. FLORAL HEIGHTS: 2 bedroom FA 2-3282. apartment, one block South of Sanford Avr., on the air base 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. route to (he right. 6th. house on Call FA 2-4468. the left, Endcrs, Fit. 2 Box 372. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipped, 2103 Willow FURN. apart., also Rooms with Ave. Call FA 2 2032 or FA 2-2821. kitchen privileges, FA 2-2764. Legal Notice ftanfnrfi STRICKLAND - M ORRISON, IN C k ^ MMSMAY H A Y MOORS 0NN IR ye * MOMS OMt BUY: ^ N h M M t a M M * FORD * FALCON Salea ★ THUNDERBIRD and Servica Sine* PHONES B u te * ! pa M a i FORD TRUCKS 1931 Prut Wiatnr l*nrfc: Orimft . Ill 44111 (N« TNI) / * ★ I / f K 6 I �J — A Want Ad A Day Makes All Business P ay! Ph. FA2-2611 iteal Instate For Sale II. Work Wanted ITljf ftanfitrb GROVE MANOR HOME: 1013 Lin- TYPING at home, legal or any other. Phone FA 2-6644. roln St., h lied room, l ' i both, double carport. BOOKKEEPING in my home. Call 3 BEDROOM block home, kitchen FA 2 269*. equipped. Patio. Buy my equity, assume 4,4rv mortgage. Pine- CHILD CARE, daytime. Countrycrest area. FA 2-2843. Club Manor, 130 Mayfair Circle. FA 2-8005. ONE of Sanfords more desirable two bedroom homes, on a well WILL DO ironing in my home. Also babysitting by day, yieek shrubbed double lot. fire place, floor furnace, oak floors, plenty or hour. FA 2-8463. of fruit and a two car garage. Furnished if desired. Deal with HOUSEWORK. Call FA 2 6627. owner. Phone FA 2 6157 for ap­ i BABY SITTING, house cleaning. pointment. FA 2-0538, 709 Cypress Ave. 3-BEDROOM home. $400 down. Sell or trade equity, 103 E. 12. Plumbing Service* Woodland Dr. FA 2 2614. ONE SKUNK, dc-musked: will soil or trade for high powered rifle. FA 2-2808. IAFF-A-DAY 19. Rnnt* and Motor* Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer Robson Sporting Good* 304 81 E. 1st. 14 FT. BOAT k MOTOR. Phone FA 2-8608. St. Johns Realty Co. 118 M. Park Ave. 8. Female Help Wanted BEAUTICIAN WANTED on or be­ fore Mar. 15th. Call FA 2-5742 days, FA 2-2455 eveninia. 14. Build. Taint ft Repair THOS. E. THOMPSON “ General Contractor Home Carpentry Repair* Roofing k Siding Phone FA 2 6452 WALL PAPERING k PAINTING Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Contact 508 Waat Ith St. INSIDE SALESMAN for building Phone FA 2 8643 material business. Good income for young man with tome ex­ IF YOU have painting problems perience. Write qualifications to and want to take advantage of Box 40, e /o Sanford Herald. year* of experience and the beat of workmanship, call K. M. 10. Mnle or Female Young. Lake Mary'. FA 2 0596 or J. L. Bledsoe, 107 E. Onora, CARPENTER: Must have own FA 2-4122. toola and transportation: pick- 9. Male Help Wanted bp truck preferred. All work 15. Special Services sublet. Apply in person, Jim Walter Corp., 1415 South Blvd., SERVICE CALLS $1.50. For de­ Deland. pendable TV service call San­ ford TV Center, Ith. and SaiMen-Women $20. Dally. Sell Larnlford Ava. FA 2-9741. nous nsmeplates. Write Reeves Co., Attleboro, Mass. ; ) l n ■<,; ( i> /i . 1 .MM ^ v _ r _ v n.., i r , r . r « " f f-. . AUTO GLASS INSTALLED i 112-114 W. 2nd St. MASSAGE. Swedish. Ethel M. Steele. Phone FA 2-8054 or atop at 111 W. 12th. St. TWIN BED with eoil spring Innerspring mattress, $25. FA 2-7237. 35 MM CAMERA. $20; IS pieeo punch bowl set, IS. Phono FA 2-5187. 2-1. Lost ft Found LOST: Car keyi on ring wtth leather strap. Please return to Sanford Herald or post office. FOUND: Tan Persian Cat, M ay fair section. Call FA 2-5068. FA 2-4622 GOOD Used Appliances and TV’a. Gormly, Inc., Third k Palmetto. 1931 STUDEBAKER Champion, outstanding condition, automa­ 52.000 BTU oil circulator Heater, tic shift, *250. FA 2 0369. hat to be seen to appreciate. Cheap! Call FA 2-4387. 1959 RAMBLER station wagon. $300 and take over payments. NEW WINDOW or floor fan $20; Phone FA 2 8510 after 6:00 P. M. barbecue grill with eleetrie rollsserle $25. Call FA 3-3091. 20-A Trailer* 27 FT. GENERAL house trailer, $850. Hollywood Trailer Ct. jm h a d ft l HEATING H. B. POPE 290 S. Park - CO. FA 2 4234 Sewing: Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES k MODELS 104 So. Park (24 hr. ser.) FA 23625 NEW hot water heater, to yr. guarantee. Call FA 1-5742 or FA 2 2455. 21. Furniture KEN.MORE Automatic Washer, good condition, reasonably pric­ ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby ed. Can be seen at 2207 Cordova TV ami RADIO REPAIR W * Bed*. Day. Week or Month— Dr. 5:00 nights and weekends; San­ FURNITURE CENTER ford, Like Mary and Longwood. 195* I.AMRRETTA motor scooter 1100 French Ava. FA 2-2T72 and FA 24618. Ph. v A 2 79Sj $175, excellent condition. Call FA 2 0360. HOUSE CLEANING 15. Special Servlcea 15. Special Services Windows, Floors, Walls. Free Es­ timate. Call FA 2-1212 or FA 2-1933. $SAVE$ New & U*ed Furniture and Appliance* GOOD Breakfast room suite, steel chairs with plasHc upholstery. I’ hone FA 3 1677. INCOME TAX SERVICE USED LUMBER, about 1.000 ft.; 15-A Beauty Parlors WILLIAM H. MURRAY ‘55 Ruick, new seal covert; 1111 Celery Ave. Tel FA 2-1394 B* Lovelier With Professional 398489 I. First 8L Ph. FA $4998 FA 2 8463. Beauty Care. PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING LTWIN BED, excellent condition* • BIO VALUES W. L. HARMON $50; 2 6 drawer double dress­ • JUICK CREDIT PH. FA 2-4223 After 6 P. M. ers. $75: Call FA 2 1379. • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS SINGER “ ee'' round bobbin portGUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS inBeauty Salon Halted and repaired. Roof re­ able. 7 payments of $6.00. At­ FA t-7684 pair. No job too small. Free 2610 Oak tachments and guarantee. Write New and U»ed Furniture estimates. FA 28IC3. Crodlt Manager, Box 000, C/O FA ’2-5822 A Satisfied customer la our b*W $11 E. Firit St. Sanford Herald. advertisement. ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ New 4 Uied Furniture k Appli­ HARRIETT S BEAUTY NOOK ments, invoices, hand bills, and ance! A Good Place Ta Ph. FA 1-5742 programs, etc. Progressiva 106 So. Oak BUY, SELL or TRADE Printing Co. Phont FA 2 3131- June Brown** Beauty Salon 208 West 13th St. 2010 Adams Ava. Ph. FA 2 1827 408 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7450 PUMPS - SPRLVKLERS EASTER SPECIAL A I types and sixes, installed CUSTOM BUILT furniture -afe•8 50 Wave* Now 86 SO “ Do It Y ou rself |W piece* or set*. Alio furni­ Hair Styling lc Cutting Included WE REPAIR AND SLRVICE ture repair. Cabinet* made. EVENING APPOINTMENTS AC­ FA 3-7083. STINE CEPTED. Machinery and Supply Co. DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 34492 2004 Adams________ Ph. FA 2 3553 i w i .s a I and RAMBLER Sales . . . . DOWN! WILSON - MAIER * 5 7 "pI y M OUT h " " Furniture Ctmtom Suburban Nino I CFUnder For Rent Reonomy. COMETS *109 5 C O tV i^ u ! FA 2-1822 1005 SANFORD AVE. Phone FA 2-120$ SPECIALIZING IN FRONT END ALINEMENT M yrs. experience with Bear Equipment. FRANK W. JONES or * I Come Used C a r Prices a Jenkins 24 hr. Wrecker Ser. ■ l Go New PO NTIAC - BUICK 8 Mather of Sanford Dawn's 'F A 2 4622 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All work guaranteed. Free Esti­ mates. Phone FA $-7111. 22. Article* For Sal* MODEL "A ". Thone FA 1-5813. Windshield Rack Giaas CLOCK REPAIRING: Whrelaaa, 16. Flowers ft Plants Door Glaaa Vent Glaaa Longwood Park, FA 9-7671. SERVICE Cut Flowers For Any Occasion Sankarlk Glass and Paint Co. JONES SANFORD FLOWER SIIOP11: $14 W. 2nd St. l \ i >i Used furniture, appliance*, tool* LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phone etc. Bought-Sold. Larry's Mart FA 2 3295. 215 Sanford Ave Ph. FA 2-413* 5* CUSHMAN scooter, $150; Phil22. Article* For Sale co air conditioner, $75. Call FA 2-6140. WORK clothes, luggsge, tents, tarp*. blanket*, cots. Army-Navy CUSTOM MADE oval braided rug. Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave. IP x 15', used five months. FA 2-7975. • Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With Th# Cash. SUPER ORANGE TREES for a le . Will TRADING POST. FA 24677. plant In yards or groves. Shads trees alio available. Ed 4>avls, FA TORY TO YOU FA 2 4317. ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. Senknrik Gian* and Paint Co. 20. Automobile* Wall C1IRYSTAL LAKE IS. Electrical Services Twn-wood-ehot* from golf eourte, aptit level borne, $84 ft. front on House Wiring — Eleetrie Servlet ChryaUl Labe, 284 It front on Sid Vihlen Lake Mary Road, It* acre RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. grove included in 13 acre tract. 112 Magnolia FA 24915 Ph. FA 25961 SACRIFICE, leaving town — 1957, 22 ft. Trojsn Crusier, ship to shore, galley, automatie bildge pump. 95 Gray Marine, $2250. FA 2-5281. OWNER MUST SELL AT ONCE: 2 B. R, home just outside city limits, on Magnolia. Kitchen Plumbing &. Heating equipped, Venetian blinds, space AIR CONDITIONING heater. On 2 nice lots. Was | $6995, priced to sell at onee CONTRACT and REP*IR WORK for $5495—will trade for ear. ! 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6562 FA 2 0861 or FA 2 0535. PLUMBING 8-BEDROOM, 1 bath, CB. kitchen Contracting & Repairs equipped home. $700 dosrn, Free Estimates $78 J8 mo. FA 2-1543. R. L. HARVEY 304 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 338$ 22. Article* For Sale Thun*. Mar. 10, 1960— Page 9 17. Pet*. Livestock. Supplies 21. Furniture Srrallt 5 6 FORD Tudor, Red and White, Only *0,00# Actual Milas, Showroom Now. FA 2 0270 17. Pets, Livestock, Supplies HOG: half Polafi China, Guinea Pig. FA 1-2908. PUPPIES, FREE. Juat weaned. FA 2-1088. half dog*, 5 5 PONTIAC Now's the tim e! Here's the place! R70 Tudor, Hydramatle, Radio and Roatan. la Top Condition. 56 FORD WAGON 2 Of These *9 9 5 55 STUDEBAKER 5 5 CHEVROLET I Door Sedan Overdrive Be! Air Fordnr V-H Poworglida, Radio and Heats Rough Rut Ready, As la 55 PLYMOUTH I Door Sedan Heal Nice Car *4 7 5 1950 DODGE $ # q • 001 1 54 FORD 2 Door Sedan Overdrive, Radio, Healer >95 Y e§, Hollers history m ik in g used car sale is going on this week. Every car on the lot is a special! Y on won’t find a better deal in Central Florida. They have a wide selec­ tion o f O K used cars and more “ near new trade-ins” coming in every day. They’ re open unti l. . . every night this week. Tjm e is growing short Come in and drive home a bargain today! HOLLER MOTOR SALES Second ft Palmetto S a n fo rd Ph. U. C. U t . FA 24231 Office FA 2-0711 J h id a if. T U to m ALL DAY SAT. 53 FORD 4 Door Sedan, Real Nico, Standard Tran*mitMion, Radio, Boater - OPEN - | "VAm w . Buy With Confidence At Your Seminal* Candy AuthorU*d • Pontiac • Buick • Rimhtar Deft Ssuminobi C O U N TY MOTORS SANFORD, FLORIDA • D odge • Chrysler • Sin $19 E. FIRST ST. Ph. FA 1 4 ■*W W. PH. PA �v ^ ■■■ - 1 - ; ‘ . ' t r - v • • fe t ia to l F i|* 16— U n ite . Mar. 10, *66 V m l •-v '■!' ‘ m m 'Missing 'Ice' • Found In Grating Clark Admits He Broadcast Songs In Which He Had A Financial Stake WASHINGTON (UPI) Dl»c jsckcy Dick Clark ha» dated un­ der oath that he broadcait *ongi In which ha had a financial dake ; ell bis nationally televised *how, ; . It waa learned today. . . Clark a matinee idol of the ’ teenage act. alao conceded that a record manufacturer gave him a B ling and his wife a necklace with S combined value of 63,400. Rep. John B. Bennett (R-MIch.) ranking Republican on the Houae "payola" .nvedlgating subcom­ mittee, told of Clark'* .worn mmc< tomenU In reaponae to querlea atater from United Preaa International. *aolt, dtmandlng that Clark be Benw aummonad a* a wltnea*. laid at a 'Mlbllc hearing last Friday that the diic Jockey it one time held .ownership In 17 record end ‘ Riualc companica. . He laid Clerk confirmed theae bolding* In an affidavit obtained Korn him by the American Broad- V ceding Co. last November. ABC gave Clark e choice of levering theae mualc builneaa connectloni or leaving hi* "Bandatand" show; he chose to cut the buslneaa Ilea. Pressed for further details, Bennett aald today that Clark In thq afiidavlt to ABC "admitted playing songs that were owned by By DICK WFJIT looked up the Congreisional Rec­ ord of Sept. 1, test, and found only a brief mention that lf.R. •313 had been referred to the Senate Armed Services Commit­ tee. . Two days later, it was approved Like many Important events, It waa little noticed nt the time. 1 bv the committee and took IU place on tho legislative calendar aa No. 024. Had not the Senate been In a hurry lo adjourn, it might have been rouUnely pasted on the apot. Instead, It was carried over until the 1960 session. Little did anyone dream that it would becoma the focal point of one of the longest filibusters on record. While awaiting Senate action, H.R. «313 waa picked at the va* hide to carry this year’ s civil rights legislation. It waa a logi­ cal choice. II.R. 1315 has nothing to do with civil rights. An Inocuous little bill, It mere­ ly would excuse the Stella, Mo., school district from paying rent a U.8, Army building used for classrooms while a burned * out school waa being rebuilt In the past three weeks thou­ sand* of words have been spoken about amendments to H.R. <313. But aoldom has the bill itself been mentioned. WASHINGTON (U PI) - It was on a Tuesday la d September— a fateful day If I ever aaw one— that H R. <315 reached Mm Sen­ ate. Rock And Roll Generation May Get Fling On „.. Future TV Specials I Itheir .J H ------- or distributed’ or preised by com­ panies that he wholly or partly owned, and that he thereby made a financial profit." "Clark's admission In the af­ fidavit alone make a stronger case against hint than any of the rlnky-dlnk disc Jockeys we've bed ea witnesses so far," he laid. Civil Rights Filibuster Stems From Little'Left Over'Bill CHIEF PETTY OFFICER H. B. Taffer, left, /• n il/ beam with pleasure after the ehief wai presented hla orders to tha fleet reserve by Cdr. Lewis D. Tamny, right Taffer Jo retiring after 90 years of service. By BIRD DANEIG United Preaa Interaauueal NSW YORK (UPI) - 1 can aea B now. In about 13 ysars, then will be a big TV'special called, "The Bookin' Rollin' Veers." It probably will feature aucb re­ nowned performers as BUI Haley gad The Comds, Fate Domino, Frankie Avalon, Frankie Lymoo and the fabulous Fabian. Elvis f Freeler, atm a charmer at age « , wiU be the bod end these won­ derful old-timers wlU recreate •erne old hit records ef the late 1630*. Nostalgia wlU pour from the TV lube, Just as it poured Tuesday uigiit when NUC-TV'a " I t e r t i m e " presented, “ The ■wingin' Sinaia' Yeera," a musi­ cal tributt to the big bands and (heir vocalists of 19-ao years ago. This hour-long special, descend­ ed from the Feb. I "Startime" special called "The Swingin' Years," waa more tuccesaful (hen Be predecessor because it was more flexible and less ambitious. The .emphasis Tuesday night «as aa reproducing htt vocal and ittBtrumanUl record* rather than a quick history lesson. Tuesday Bight's number* wera presented f r e m re-creations ef theater lUgss, supper clubs, radio sta­ tions, a Parisian cellar dub, tha Hollywood Bawl and even a to­ bacco warehouse. WUb theae sail, producer GU Rodin wea able te Impart ea sir of authenticity la Mm Droeeadinrs. D u Swingin’ Bingin' Year*" (oh, those lilies!) started off on the right foot with Woody Herpen's herd racing through *'Apt. pie Honey" and "Your Father's Mustsehe." Weedy wee the bright spot in the February musicals and hie enthusiasm, showmanship and, ■ 9 of course, sperk-Ailed arrange* menu, same through again in fine Style. , la addition is Woody, there were EUa Man Moras and Prod4ta Sleek, Freddy Martin and ■Sack Fine, Jo Stafford, Louis Jordan's group, Diasb Washing­ ton, Charley Barnet, Vaughn Mon* re* tad Staa Kenton. Brief ex* eerpts of Blag Crosby, Duke ElSagtoe and Kay Kyaer records •lee were worked into the ahow. / Next week, "surtime" wlU sJi- • round op same Academy Award* n r c Wiaatag songs gad It'a begtaniag la leek m (hough the sponsor, Feed, it finding thet papular mu* gk aad bis beads sea land to bigt-V reBags. Certainly, Bwre'a no NEW YORK (UPI)—Mrs. Thom­ as Burka got a <2.000 sparkle In her eye and there was more cele­ bration In a corner of Brooklyn than when the Dodgers won the pennant. The whole neighborhood at Nostrend and Flatbush avenues had been depressed. Joyce Mullan had playfully taken off her diamond engagement ring when her fiance, Thomas McCauley told her it was worth only II cent*. It dropped Into the snow and disappeared. The MuUana, the McCauleys, the Burkes and the police shoveled for days but it couldn't be found. Mrs. Burke was standing on the corner bus stop Tuesday whan a twinkle from a subway grating caught her eye. " I think I've found It," Mr*. Barke said rushing into the Mul­ lin' house. A neighbor enlisted tha aid ef a 16-year-old friend and they climbed into the subway air vent and retrieved the ring. M waa Joyce's. combos such as Nat Colt'i, Bay Scott's and John Kirby’a. Ptrhaps modern Jau group* could be fit* ted into a format, too. The lade looks promising and If proporly exploited could offer many enter* U icing, nostalgia-filled h e it re. Hang in then, you roek'a rollers. There may be a TV special in your future. The Channel Swimt If CBS-TV la unable to cut the number ef commercial Interruption* in Bar* ry Moore's variety hour, as Moore has asked, there la a possibility the show wlU move to NBC-Tv In the faU. Former Miss America M was refreshing, therefore, to note that Sen. Sam J. Ervin (DN.C.) aaw At to Include It in a speech be made. If he confused Frank J. Lausche (D-Ohlo) in the process, well such are tha hntards of a filibuster. Ervin waa on the floor com­ plaining b e e a u a a Democratic Loader Lyndon B. Johnson (Tox.) Republican Leader Everett M. Dirkscn* (IU.) had put tha Senate on a M-bour schedule, TbU, be said, worked a hard■fcto lot onlv on nt civil rights legislation'but alee aa "poor Stella, who la lost aomtwbera la outar apace." The long fight, ha laid, was de­ priving the children of Stella of an education. At this, Lausche, ever the gen* Homan, scrambled to Ms foot pre­ pared, I aiaumo, ta defend a lady's honor. "I hava boon eonstaotly hear­ ing mention of Stolls," ha said. "Who la aboT" " f think aha must bo a girl friend of lha majority leader and of the minority loader," Ervin inpllod. "1 think tboy are treating bar exactly right, with tbo proper degree of — what ia U that Bta French eoU RT "Ead'smourT — because they p her-waiting ao long." 1 trust our senators will con­ tinue ta keep Stelto and H.R. MIS la mind aa tboy go their weary way. But from now on, gentle­ men, let's leave sox out of this. Oil production In tha U. S. dur­ ing 1939 averaged 7,043,000 bar­ rels a day, an Increase of about S per cent over the preceding year. LAKE MONROE GIRL SCOUTS learned about interna, tional diatoms and friendship in preparation for Nation­ al Girl Scout Week this week. Drexxing the part are, from the left, Shuron Ganna in a Dutch coatume; Durlene Roberta wearing the United Staten Girl Scouta uni­ r im UTOa t ™ b ATEU PHONE CORNER OP CYPRESS V A L U E A S A V I N G S The M-yeer-old graduate af Seminole High School ta with the A compitint ta Sanford police headquertara battery ef Mm about theft of 6M worth of tools Seventh Artillery at the base. Ho from • Mayfair Inn tool aback h u been ta the Army two yeere. lad ta the arrest of e Cincinnati, a miner tag wound Wednesday wlma a stray ballot tail tala Imr lap at a eabeoi playground, be boat "We’re euroi it must have investigator The ‘b u st G E M " ; mm CARLOAD mm* TRUCKLOAD OUANTITIiS . . . at Mr saving* mm quantity end distributer ditcevetv R m m SAVINOS ARC PASSIO ON TO YOU hi Mm term M Mm Wwm I price* yM will Hnd M ywHirt. Chech Mm erieeuding value* h tbta Circvler. Compere mm • BADCOCK WILL TREAT YOU R IG H T - YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD • M ly (u in n lt n l Iren i Matching Box Spring Police Close Lid On Treasure Chest Ohio Mon Charged In M ayfair Thoft yaeMid Cberietta Jordan suffered FLORIDA » «*•■ cwzk s1 5 8 H p c SOFA ISO GROUPING JUVENH.I CHAIR curt, COtOROML STMBO Hand m ade. I T M L Ktere sarong and doon* roled to gay cetera. Sanford Soldiar Gets Top Award HAWTHORNE (UPI) - CELERY SANFORD, C SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) Police Wednesday dosed the lid an a trunk full of money that 30 boya had been dipping Into for tbo past five months. Tho boya, ranging ta ago from If ta II, found tbo mature chest la a circus atorage yard last October sad used it oa (heir own private bank until four of Uwm finally laid pallco about it Tues­ day. Detectives tboortied M might be the loot from • burglary or a aeriea af burglaries, but they rould not coma up immediately with any pMStaolar crime to At tho loot. Startled police found about <00,000 la Australian pounds, <0,060 of M ta Um chest and the root ta Um homes of the boys. Tboy think more money may he' bidden alsowbore on tbs tlrcua lot. “ It'a not mine; I wish It waa," We. James M. Moya, son ef circus manager Stafford Sullen Mr. aad Mre. J. M. Moya ef M •aid. W, Mth St. has boon chosen "e dier ef the aaonth" at (he Thule. Greenland U. S. Nikn Missile Stray Ballot Hits Nine-Year-Old ■ r> k » ■ « . » « ▼ and FAIRFAX 2-8240 " E V E R Y Msry Ann MoM*y returns to COT- TV's "Be Our Guest" neat Wednesday, when Keefe BrasseUo tales over the emeee role from George DtWIU. Featured oa the ahow Perry Como wlU tape In London lor airing oa NBC-TV April IT are Sir Ralph Richard son, and ballet aiart Margot Fon toys and Michael Some*, Cliff (Charley Weaver) Arquette sharea tha "Person To PeraoT‘ celling card for-Friday, March M with fashion designer F**i Bchta Pirelli. Chrin opher Plummer baa landed the title rota in O.B.B.'* "Copt. Brasebound'a Conversion," the "llaUmark Hell ef Fame" production for Monday, May I on NBC-TV. Member* ef the NatU el Aeademy of Televtsioa Arts and Sciences, now voting aa Emmy award*, will consider showi between March 1, 113# and March 31, 1900. Previous Emmy voting wea conlinad to the colon dar year'e programming. form ; Margie Petty, repreaenting the United States; Vickie Sheehan, representing Argentina; Chnrlene Abrnma, repreaenting Mexico; Rebecca Gllea nn Kgyplinn girl; and Elizabeth Gobcn, representing Japan. (Herald Photo) Ohio m u Tuesday. Homer Stewart Thacker was charged with potty larceny ta connection with ta* theft. Police recovered Um tools, two waltata end otaor articles staled tom con. C « li |jg| Cavfy *« 9 7 c Yon, Bedrock Funiturg cut nave you nanny dnilara on tho naonf nut* standing FURNITURE VALUES EVER! Bedrock's FULL CAR. LOAD and TRUCK LOAD PURCHASES — mouao GREATER SAVING in EARNED DISCOUNTS. — These SAVINGS wn pane on to our ruatomern. Come In, Brown# Around. THEN COMPARE. "Your Credit la Goad." ASSOCIATE STORK CORNER B U Y O N B A D C O C K ’S E A S Y B U D G E T TE R M S Make your nolectioa and (hen auk Mr. Evers about our convenient paymemt plana. You can toko 11,18 or 24 anentba on Balance after m eal dawn payment. PHONE OF F A 2-8240 C YP R E SS and C E L E R Y SA N F O R D L C EVERS jtxOtbera parouUy fired straight ap bp deviled p Re rid email one la the am, hf “ H f ^ • m m ^ �' ................. ’ ; ■■■■■• | ' Education Everybody's Business' Edmunds Says Stetson University President J. Ollie Edmund* told the Chamber of Commerce Thursday night that "education it everybody’ s busl­ i n e * * " and that the American peo­ ple mutt put greater emphasis on their schools to catch up with Russian technological advance*. Edmunds, speaking to 300 mem* hers of the Chamber at their an­ nual meeting stressed that the U. S. spends lets thin one per­ cent nf its gross production on education while the Russians are spending three percent. "W e are building bigger and f f} --------------------------- i finder schools, hut what are we dhing about teacher*?" Edmund* asked. "W hat are we doing to nise the status of teachers and jive them the respect they are die to devoted people will con* tinue in the educational field?" )e asked. "How many of you know the rpme of the math, or chemistry teacher in your high, school? You Inow the name of the football and lasketball coach. Why not the same of the math teacher? "This could never happen In lu ssia," Edmunds emphasised. "In Russia, only the party lead­ er* are more prominent in stature than teachers," Edmunds said. "Young people Just don’t aeem to want to go into teaching in this country. Why should they? The young man getting out of col­ lege can start off double the sal­ ary in industry than he can in teaching. "We must become aware of the importance o f t h e teacher's plight. College enrollment is go­ ing to triple In 10 years and we'll need SO,000 more faculty mem­ bers. "What the good of building fancy schools and having no one to leach in them," Edmunds said. "Now, in the Sputnik age, with the debates raging in Congress on why we are lagging behind Russia, people are realizing where the trouble is and are finding out that education is everybody’ s business. "W e are behind in the missile race not because » e are not producing enough steel, gas and metals, but because we are not training our youngsters for the times," he said. Edmunds also stressed that the people must give their support to private colleges and stop counting on the government to take care of educational needs. "Seminole County supports tts own schools and there is no rea­ son why private schools can’t get along without federal funds," Edmunds said. "Once the government controls start in the schools, teachers will start thinking about political af­ filiations and won't concentrate on their teaching methods," Ed­ munds said. (Eh? j^attforfo lirralit WEATHER: Conniderable cloudinc** through Saturday. High today, 75-80. Low 0V O L . XL1X United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, MARCH 11. 19110 SnowTraps 500 Families As New Storm Blows In WERT JEFFERSON, N. C. (UPI —Foc-Uto mow aad brisk winds stalled efforts today by balicoptara and National Guard # trucks trying to f i t food, tael aad medlctoa to some 500 families trapped in their saountala homo by maaiiva enow drifts. New snow began piling up ka the rugged northwestern corner at the atato aad A4J. Gen. Capua Waynlck conceded, "It looki Ilka wa have a real problem. We can't take loo many chance* with that many Uvea at stake." The femiliea were marooned by • the second severe aoowatora to eweap acroaa the mountains with* Housholder To Run For Prosecutor » ait C e u a t y Prosecuting Attorney _ Xariyle Houihsldac today aaaauae• ad. that .he weald aaek reflection la the May S Democratic primary. Housholder la a member af the First Matbodlat Church, American Legion, Disabled American War Veterans, 01 aad 0, Elka, Joyce**, Chamber of Commerce, County Bar Association aad Florida Bar Association. Ha waa bom aad raised in Semi­ nole County, and returned to Sana ford to practice law after grada­ te ating Worn tbs University of Flor­ ida in inns 1MT. Sine* that lime he has bean active in civie affairs o f tha County aad City and has served aa rarioae board* aad asmmil toes. In announcing lor re-election Houaboidar said, "It baa been a great privilege and wooderfui ex­ perience to serve the people of Seminole County aa their Prose_ euting Attorney sines January g, O 1353." The volume of criminal cases in aar County Court has increased greatly and la increasing daily as our County and neighboring coun­ ties grow in population. 1 now file an average of approximately 171 cases tack mooth, and process many others that are not filed on because af insufficient evidence, and ether pertinent reasons, la test I proposed a aew procedure # f o r handling cases which wa have followed since, and which allows n quicker disposition af casts for defendants who want to estreat their bonds, plead guilty or have a jury trial. "I feel that 1 have done a good job for tha people of my county and hava always put tha duties of prosecutor ahead of the de­ mands of my general law prac­ tice. This I will continue to do to 9 the best nf my ability, he added. in a waak. Tbs storm spread 30 to M inches of enow evar the Blue Ridge Mountains Wednesday and fresh, wind-whipped flurries began settling on the tale* layer today. A helicopter piloted by C. L. Lawrence of Pope Air Force Base attempted a flight over the stricken area early today but wai unable te land because the area wai enclosed by fog. The blustery winds piled drifts as high aa It feat along winding mountain roads whose outlines were barely visible under the matted layer of Ice aad snow. There was danger that other A last minute rush of poliiira! ^ activity is expected next Monday and Tuesday as the official quail* lying dale for the Democratic primary end* at noon Tuesday. Aa of noon today, 27 candidates have qualified for the 20 public offices open for election. Those who have qualified ara: Circult Court Clerk. David Gatchcl and Arthur Berkwith Jr.; lax rollcclor, John Galloway; ■^Sheriff, J. L. Hobby and J. Q. • g allow ay; District I County Commissioner, T. V, Brown and J. C. Hutchison; District X Coun­ ty Commissioner, Ted Williams and J. D. Cordell; District 2 County Com missions!, Lawrence Swafford, Id lo n s ra a a . Jamas Avary aad OUa Four Mo*; Dis­ trict 5 County Commission post, John Fitzpatrick and Homer lit- Tha new storm lashed the Mid­ west and South today with snow, rain and sleet. Tha latest winter onslaught gave the hard-hit eastern half of tha country no time to clean up record snows of two days ago. At least five inches of snow were forecast in part* of Illinois, Ken* tucky and Tennessee, where ap to 31 Inches fell Wednesday. The storm dosed rosds and suited traffic in the Midwest. Aa unexpected storm dumped four Inches of snow on Atlanta, where rain but no snow bad been piedicted. News Briefs Suit Dropped MIAMI (U PI)—Federal District Judga Joseph P. Liab dismissed the extradition ease Thursday against MaJ. Pedro Dias Lent, former Cuban air fore* chief sought by Ihe Fidel Castro govern­ ment for allegedly dropping ex­ plosives on Havana. CAPE CANAVERAL (U1*l) — A near perfect apace that today sent a beachball-sited American satellite late orbit around the aun. The National Aeronautics and Spec* Administration said la Washington tha W.I-pound alumi­ num sphere was on a path around the sun iniida the erbits for Venue aad the earth. A jubilant scientist here said the launch by a three-stag* ThorAble rocket waa aa close to perfect ae anyone could expect. The satellite, Pioneer V, was designed to radio back to earth a wealth o f information oa radia­ tion, cosmic dust and magnetic field* to be found in deep apace. The silvery glove reashed a velocity o f 24,862 milaa an hour to escape tha earth's gravitational pull, within HO m.p.h. o f tha planned speed and S7I m.p.h. above the speed needed. The Up to tha sun and tha orbit o f Venue will lake several months. Pioneer V'a orbit la inclined toward Venus and will ca n y It IB million mile* closer to the sun than the orbit o f tha earth, NASA'* Dr. Abe StlversUin said. At its nearest approach, tha Sanford To Have 2 A t Blindness Talks Seminole County representsUvea at tha National Society far tha Prevention of Blindness slate meeting at Miami Beach, March 12, will ha Mri. Guy Allea of Loch Arbor and Dr. D. H. Ma­ thers of Sanford. Mrs. Allen la NS PH county branch chairman and Dr. Mathrri ii NSI'B coun­ ty professional advisor. Reports on tha rare fnd use of tha eyas will ho given at the convention. Supervisor of Registration. Mrs. Camilla Bruce; School Board District 1 post. James Birkenmeyer; District 2 School Board post, Roy Mann; Con­ stable District 3. George Kelsey; Peace Justice District 4, Hugh Duncan: Constable, District 4, Bob Carroll; Peace Justice Dis­ trict t, L. L. Cox. John Nettletdn and Elmer Ashley and Con­ stable District 6. W. D. Bridge, Frank Luc/y and Grady Hall. In the lax aasesaor's post both Richard McCanns and Mary Earle Walker have said they would seek tha post but neither has qualified. County Commission Chairman apbarc wUl bo 74.700,MM milaa from the sun. It will resell this diatans* about 111 days from now. It will complete IU journey around the sun In 111 days. Pioneer T. equipped with Urn most powerful radio transmitter over sent aloft by tha United States, was launched ta tost comasaaicaUona over planetary dis­ tances up to M million milaa. Amariaaa eriantista to Britain put Urn payload an an apparently true oouraa, at the proper instant Gatchel Qualifies For Clerk's Job David M. Galrhel, who wa* appointed Circuit Court Clerk in November today qualified a* a candidate for that post. Gatchcl was appointed to ihe post to replace th e1 retiring O. after the launching hare at 1:02 P. Herndon. a.m. The U. I . taam, headed by Gatchel served on the County William Young o f Los Angelas, -Commission for ona year; on* pushed'a button at 1:27 a.m. and year as Sanford mayor and thro* the bugs Jordrell Bank radio lei# scope triggered the release of the year* oa th# City Commission. In announcing hit candidacy, B0-pound instrument-carrying capaula from tha carrier rocket. Gatchel said, "Since 1 have been Payloads o f earlier U. S. probes privileged to serve in Ihl* of­ have boon separated from the last fice, I have had the excellent stages o f their carrier rockets either automatically or by signals cooperation and help of tha staff and In addition, the invaluable from U. 8 . launching sites. aid of E. L. Burdick, former chief deputy dark. "Now that I am well acquaint­ ed with the many varied duties of this office, I am submitting to the voters of Seminole Coun­ ty my earnest and sincere de­ airs to continue to serve them aa clerk of th* circuit court," Gatchel said. will be let in th* summer and work "In my ambition to stay will proceed aoon afterward*. abreast of th* current time and Davis also said that the Sanford j labor sav'ag methids possible la Ave. project from Geneva Ave. to this office, 1 have made various Gindar's Corner should start with­ trips to Uia clerk's office of other in tha naxt two weeks. "W * ar* counties In erntral Florida. Aa Just waiting for th* rontrartors t o 1 a result I have formulated timr post bonds," Davla said. tested and approved plans for However, on th* other top pri­ msximum efficiency and econ­ mary’ projecta presented to the omy to be applied in all circuit board, Davis said "1 will make no court work, In the duties at commitments." keeper of the public records for Krlder aatd aftar th* meeting Ihe county, in the responsibilities that during the past two budget ■s rounty finance officer and years 2500,000 has been in th* auditor and all other duties as 8RD budgets for Seminole County prescribed by law," Gatchel stat­ making |U!00.000 "and we are ed. Gatchel la a graduate of Stet­ disappointed that no muney ha* son University, served in the Air been spent.'' Plans should lie made for the Force during World War II and spending af these fund* In the wa* coow ner and manager of county during th* budget year, Central Florida Quick Freese and otherwise it is misleading to the Storage Co. for 10 year*. I'r lives with his wife at 410 public,'' Krlder said. W. 19th St. and ii a member of the First Baptist Church, Kiu-anii fluh iiui rhimhup Commerce. Osteen Bridge Project To Go Into Road Budget Remind* County received the assurance o f tha 8t*te Road D* partment District I board Thurs­ day that work on a new Osteen Bridge will be put la tha 8RD budget and that contracts on the W. First 8t. project will he 1st in June er July. Tha board also informed County Commission Chairman John Krfdar and Stnto Hen. Douglas Miantirom that the Sanford Ave. wid­ ening improvement project will start within tha next two weeks. Road member Rolfe Davis, noted that requests always exceed the available funds hut are valuable for long-range planning. Twelve counties, including Sem­ inole ware told by tha board that project* will be undertaken ac­ cording to th* need and the dot* tars available. District engineer Rickey Green said that Seminole County has I7V4.000 secondary flinds available through June 1941. Sen. Stenstrom, told the boaid of the necessity for constructing a new Oaten Bridge as the prrsent ••nr was "obsolete.*' Davit told tha Saininola County delegation that construction on tha biidge would be put into the bud­ get this ye«r. Cost o f the project is expected to bo around 3750,000, arrmdlng to Krlder. On the W. First 81. project, which will go from French Ave. to th* Interstate, Davla told th* Seminole delegation that contracts 2 More Survivors Pulled From Ruins RABAT, Morocco (UPI) - Two more survivors of the Agadir earthquake were rescued from the city's ruins today, 12 daya after the nibble bad entombed (hem. Their rescue brought to 12 tha numbar ad person* pulled out of the wreckage after virtually all hop* hod beta gives up. Eight John Kridar aad Rnnrd member war* r eam ed Thursday aad tors from District 1 said today he tha dap h a lm . will make an announcement Mon­ Tbs two lurvlvor* brought out day on whathar ha wUl by search craws today hath war* Progress Report Shews C O f C Role __ DeBary Firemen Name Officers of th* Navy plane that crashed In tha Sierra Nevada mountain* to Ihe naval hospital here from Granada today. All 24 Marines and Navy men aboard th* plane survived tha crash and the Navy said all Ihe injured are expected to recover. Pioneer Merchant, N. P. Yowell, Dies Citrus Shipping Up At Orlande Home i' TAMPA (U PI) -T h e Florida Citrus Exchange predicts It will ship 30 per rent more (resh cittrus this^shason than It did last y efr- despite smaller grapefruit and tangerine crops. A* of Feb. 20, when early and mld-aoasoa fruit was cleaned up, Exchange Uancxsl Manager Jaha.JXM.J>aley aaid shipment! ware up 22 percent ever Iasi season. Appointment Out SALEM, Or*. (UPI) - Republi­ can Gov. Mark Hatfield hai indi­ cated he wilt not appoint Mr*. Maurine Neubvrger to (ill out the unrxpired term of her lata husband, Sen. Richard L. Ncuherger. The move came only a few hours after Mrs. Neubcrgar filed as a Democratic candidate for the Senate scat In tha May 20 stale primary, and only 34 hours before Ihe filing deadline of 3 p. m. today. Cuba Reply Studied WASHINGTON' (UPI)— The U. S. government may send nrwa broadcasts to Cuba to counter the heated charges leveled •gainst tills country by the Cas­ tro-controlled prcis and .radio. No definite plan ha* been de­ cided upon, hut on* proposal dis­ closed Thursday ealli for Ihe Voice ef America to ,buy time on commercial station* in Flor­ ida or Puerto Rico for special broedcaats to the Cuban people. Jewelry Stolen WEST PALM BEACH (U P D Thieves took an undisclosed amount of jewelry Thursday from tbe hotel room of Mrs. John McCarty, wife of the gubernator­ ial candidate, in the jlatrit of four Jewel thefts in the area. Tha FBI waa called into the theft teriea Thursday aftrr Jack R. Dorman of Palm Beach reported more than tto.ouo in jewel, jewelry and woo in caah was takrn taken from hi* home while he and hla wife were attending a movie. The Drllsy Volunteer Fire ■lien's Auxiliary has announced its slate o f officers for the coming year. Th* year Miss Hratiice Tyson, president; Mrs. Thomas Howard, vice president; Mr*. Paul Froctschrr, secretary; Mis. William Siekmann, correspondent; and Mrs. Julius Voigt, lirasurer. Mrs. Sylvan Gniniharh has been select­ ed to be a director for a three year term. New members are' Mis. Eric Wessberg, Mrs. Atihui .Sinclair, and Ms. George ShivelhiMMl. e m u ’ll Florida merchant pio­ neer N. P. Yowell died lait nlghl at hit Palmer St. home to Orlande. Tha to-foupder ef tha present Ivey's of Orlando and of Sanford's Yowell Company died In his sleep at th* eg* of 22. Mr,v Yavail had been 10 poor hdaltfa and had weantly had medical treatment ta Duka University Hospital, Dur­ ham, N. C. Mr. Yowell started tbe preaeot Ivey's of Orlando about 1222 in partnership with Benjamin Drew. Ha owned the Sanford Yowell'* to partnership with hla brother, A. E. Yowell, until 25 years ago, when ho sold tha atore to hla brother. Born to Luray. Va., he came to Orlando with hla parents, bro­ ther and lister to 1124, whea ha wai 11 years old. Before the sale of the Orlando Yowell-Drew atore (o Ivey'a, about 12 yean ago, he waa president of ihe firm and his sister, Mra. J. D. Barnes, was vie* president. After selling the etore Mr, Yowell retired to hia Palmer St. home, though he stUl had many tovaati incuts to Central Florida. Ho was ' a member af the Presbyterian Church. lurvivlng oa* hia brother, Ar­ thur E. Yowell of Sanford; Ua sister. Mrs. J. D. Barnes af Or­ lando; a soa, M. P- Yowell Jr., af Orlando; two daughten, Mrs. Wil­ liam Pittman, and Mra. A. A. Stewart, both or Orlando; seven grandchildren and nine greatgrandrhlldrea. Funeral services have been ten­ tatively scheduled for Monday, with Carey Hand Funeral Home of Orlando to charge. Injured In Fire ^ j)K 12824*. Cleveland ala* outlined the Chamber's efforts la battling for batter roads to the county aad promoting Samtooie Ca u l * aH evar th* nation. " I never realised K," Cleve­ land said, "but th* Chamber hap had Inquiries from 4V stales, Mo*- loo, Canada aad area toons Com Ire's Cuba." Cleveland laid toe Chamber ha* worked hard to publish now map* of Sanford and the residents aad aot a* a post afflso committee to weak with todecal agencies getting * aow goat office hare, s;^ho atioraoy aaid toot darto* tha past year too Chamber re*eta ed Ha hlghOst membership Id history and ho thaahad th* toooe* bars for their "united" suppaita Cleveland also praised th* wait done by Manager John Kridar aad public ralatlOM Charlie Morriaoo. Ball To Benefit Crippled Children Tha famtool* County Children's Society will ball March 12 to cola* tha society. Tha bafl wiR be bald at 2 p. to. to tha Mayfair inn ballroom. There viU bo dancing and d floor show, highlighted by vartond musical selections and a marion* •tie show. Chairmen are Kan Ma> latosb and Mr*. A. O. Payne. Tickets may b# purahasod frosn any member af the Sanford Pitot rw b and from Mrs. Barney Om> thaus, Cfauluota; Mrs. J. W. Tam boruogh, Geneva; Mra. X o b o if Bradford, Altamonte Springs; Mrs, George J. Buambach, Casselberry} Mrs. W. A. Forward, Forest Cltyt Mra. Raymond Ball, Lake Mary; Mrs. Joka Lambertsoa, DeBary and Mrs. Joseph Pavelchak, Fora Park. A Start Putting diesel fuel on a fire hospitalized Herbert Parker, a Negro, after the fire flared up Ground breaking ceremonies far on the Wheeler and Co. ground* in Hu- County Health Center were Oviedo Thursday night. Slirrilf's held Thursday afternoon. deputy Roy Alford helped Parker Mra. Hulda Ktbbe, tha oldest get to a hospital. nurse to (ha county's health sys­ tem turned over tha first sboval to aa impressive ceremony which featured city and county officials. Construction on the projert, lo­ cated oo Ninth 8L and Frenah Ave., started today. NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock prices al i p. m.: •fils American TAT .............. 1W American Tobacc* i Bethlehem Steel .. 47* Chrysler .............. IV4 Curtisi - Wright . DuPont .............. ••eoooeaeo Rescuers Begin 'Push’ Into Mine LOGAN, W. Va. ( UPI) - R e * cue worker* early today prepared for a final drive they hoped would push them through a fire-ravaged coal mine blockade to reach 12 trapped men. The crew* battled throughout the sight to subdue a smoldering fir* that stood between the entombed men aad themselves, and to cool the area to enable them to saw- .WL" •. H The Chamber o f Commerce has played • major role Hi . >nt icing new industry into tha county. Mack Cleveland J r pnst president, told approximately 800 C o f C membdn at Survivors Airlifted their nnniinl meeting Thursday night. ROTA NAVAL BASE. Spain “ Without the work of the chamber there would not hava (U PI)—U. S. authorities said they jeen any Dynatronica or Dearborn here,*' Cleveland aaid In would fly the remaining survivors raviewing Chamber artivttloa to* U.S. Satellite Orbits Sun 2 7 Qualify For County Offices As Deadline Nears a areas would toon be isolated. "North WUkeaboro is running out of fuel," Waynlck reported. " I hava ordered truck* to head for that area from Winston-Salem. The coal la being put in im ­ pound bags to bo dropped from helicopters." Wayniek said tha biggest needs were fuel and aha in* for emer­ gency vehicle*. National Guard troops teamed up with police to distribute food in soowbouad areas of Virginia. More than half af Virginia’s school* stayed closed, *a did hun­ dreds of others ta the winterweary Southland. DRIVING HOME A POINT un th e need fo r in crea sed public interest la I*. A n ton y listen ers at the apaahera* labia education is Dr. J. Ollie Edmunds, at the C o f C dinner ware, from le ft, M r*. Kart Higginbotham and Mr. and (Herald Photo) Mr*. B. L. Perkin* Jr. Eastman Kodak •OMI«**M Ford Motor ...... 7244 General Electric General Motor* w id o iiE iA n i i n n u o u r unv ui incite g in i lMieu uiv ocniiu* ol* High Heart Fund queen is chosen nt * Civic Center dance tonight. The candidate who hon the moat votes from Seminole High otudenta will be crowned bp School Sunt. R. T. MUwee at 9 a.m. Prooeeda of the 841 p.m. dance will also go to tne Heart Fund. Candidates, from left, art Angie Stewart, Colleen McFariln, Sally Williams and Betsy Williams. France* Strickland, the fifth candidate, wan not present for the picture. .(Harold Fholo). Graham • Palg* lot. TAT ......... Lorillard ........... Minute Maid ... 25 44H at* asvh Penney Peon EE S een Roebuck ................. Standard OU (NJ) .......... 42H Studebakar ....................... XU* U. A Stool .................... Alto •’Vv/ ,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 10, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 10, 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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March 8, 1988 Sanford's Jay H. Beck will be MM a t the oldest alumni at the Uni­ versity of Florida reunion Mar. 19. Beck b a a e s f about throe sur­ viving members at the U. of F. class at 1994. Tbs only other living class mem­ ber Beck recalls is Gen. A. U■landing at Bartow who gave hit name to the former Camp Blandlag near Starke. Wkca Beck waa In college, the University of Florida waa made up of flvo branches at Gainesville, Bartow, DeFunlak S p rin g , St. Petersburg and Lake City. The branches merged In 1900. Beck's studies at the Gainesville state military institute branch included bookkeeping, gsography and his­ tory, arithmetic and spelling. College wai t lot different in those days, Beck said Mooday. The 62-year-old Stnford resident has a sheepskin signed by the fac­ ulty. naming him as a cadet first lieutenant a t the institute. Beck recalls that be was more interested la the military aspects than in the academic side of college life. The veteran alumnus Is a mem­ ber ef the U of F "Grand Old Guard,” made up of alumni who graduated from the school at least M years ago. Members of the class a t 1910 will be initiated at the March 19 reunion. Beck, who still rides tbe horse bo rode as a colt in the 1930's re­ calls how a duck hunting adventure put him through a siege of pneu­ monia at college. Ha went duck hunting In Lake Jessup over Christmas vacation aad waded waste deep In water to get at the birds. After Beck retu n e d to tbe campus, his mother bad to follow him and nun r him through poeumonia and a 10. degree fever. Beck was not often the man to hang back. Once when he had a shoe store on First St. a man walked in whose face Beck recognised although he had never met him. “The honorable William Jennings Bryan,” Beck said as be stepped forward with band extended. "In person. Sell me a pair of shoes.” the famed political orator replied. Beck's father and mother were in Sanford before General Henry Sanford arrived. Charles H. Beck and Nancy Beck were here when Indians were all about. Hit father left Sanford in 1(98 to follow the lure of the Alaskan gold fields. Shortly after his arrival in Alaska be was buried in a snow slide at Dyea, along with more than 7S other persons. Berk is a lifelong Sanford resi­ dent and has lived at the same 419 Magnolia Ave. address since 1913. His old house burned down in 1924 and be put up a new one on the same site. The two story frame house in which Beck was born in 1879 is still standing near the corner of French Ave. and 23th W riter/ Selection* Jurors To Resume Deliberating Today In Finch Trial more deribeli than conviction. Saturday Night'* CBS-TV produclion of "Treasure tiland" waa a smashing aucceai, it I Judge my 7 -year-old aon’a reaction at ail accurately. He'* now asking about a repeat and demanding that I read the book to him He had only two complaint*: "They didn't fbaw the pirate flag.” and •‘they never showed the writing on tbo treasure map.” Tho»e item i iu*t can’t be Ignored in such production!. I'm inclined to agree with my boy's enthusiaim over this latest S i n . . n __ a itflth M "Du Pont Show *of1 #k thea UMonth." although I felt it moved a bit too quickly to allow for the fulleat savoring of the suspense, the meannesi of those scurrilous pi­ rates and the heroism of the good guys. Especially rousing perfor­ mances by Hugh Griffith, Boris Karloff, Barry Morse and Georg* Rose. LOS ANGELES (UPI) _ Juror* will resume deliberating the fate of Dr. R. Bernard Finch and his redhaired mistress today wheq final parts of the surgeon's testimony in the three-month trial are read. The reading of the last few pages of the 43-year-old surgeon's testi­ mony about the night his wife was killed was expected to take about an hour. Then the seven women and five men would return to the jury room to pick up deliberations where they left off Saturday when they asked to hear again Pinch's description of the events leading up to the death of Mrs. Barbara Jean Finch last July 19. Pinch and Carole Tregoff. 23. are charged with murdering Mrs. Finch after trying to buy her death. Defense attorneys deny the couple planned to kill her. If could take the Jurors a week or more to reach a verdict—if then. Hen Can't Read But Knows Letters NOBLE OkJa. (UPI) - A hen owned by D. B. Compton, a farm ­ er living near here, appears to bo trying to tell us something. She lays initialed eggs. Compton said she had laid eight or ten such eggs. Among them are some which bear marks recogniz­ able as the letters S, I, and C, and one that is either a capital E or a small G. JAY U. DECK What Next? LOS ANGKLKS (UPI) — A blind- man, Frank Spagnulolo, 38, waa fined 8100 Monday for booking horae race beta in braille. The Channel Swim: The hourlong mystery series •‘Thriller,” with Boris Karloff as the host, will replace NBC-TV's Friday night fight aeries next fall . . . Part of Leonard Bernstein'* next CBS-TV special. on Sunday, March 13. will find him and the New York Philharmonic compar­ ing the use of rhythm in music with Shakespeare's poetry . . . TheJonious Monk, a ‘way, ‘way out j a u pianist, will he seen on ABC-TVs ''Music for a Summer Night” Wednesday, March 16... Jeff Chandler will play the title role in "David,” the two - hour long Biblical drama* being pro duced for ABC-TV by Wiliiam Goetz. Filming starts in Israel NEW YORK (U PI) — Tom d e n and R ar Paprocky oi N t« York University and Tooy Jack* ion of St. John'! were nnanimoui eboice# on the AU-Uolropolitan collate baiketbaH team selected by tbo Metropolitan Baiketball Writeri' Anociatioa. Bob Mealy of Manhattan and Ivan Kovae e o m l plete the mythical first team. aam aM w en u n ts row WELCOME H U S H SPONSORS... ENTER RENERAL DEVELOPMENT’ S CHEAT NEW CONTEST nsssan r ttiuit arsu ir, ins Hospital Notes Frances Hirt, Osteen; George Ferides, - Sentord; Mabel West, Dar; Tlllle Mae Chandler, San; John Hart, Sanford. Births Mr. aad Mrs. Willie Cbsndler. San­ ford, a sen; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gardner, Sanford, a son; Mr. and Ml*. Bobert Hirt, Sanford, e son. IMsmissels W. K, Me Roberts, Sanford; Elmer Hayraea, Sanford; David Johnson, Sanford; Helen Hughseo, DcBsry; > * i|H Sanford; Bobert Pringle, B uford; Vcrnett Joy Fox, Sanford; George Perides, Sanford. » WASHINGTON (U PI)-W bea be goes-to the summit and to Moscow lo the next few months President Eisenhower may find a changed Nikita Khrushchev, softened in some ways and hardened In others toward the United States. The Soviet premier was reported to bo greatly impressed with tbe American standard of living, care, drive-ins, ice boxes and houi-lng during bis trip here last Septem­ ber. U.S. Eab Too Much Mary Anderson, Sanford; Roy J. Livers, Sanford; Beverly Francis, Oviedo; Clara M. Clawson, San­ NRA Prexy Says ford; L e n a Robbias, Sanford; Barbara Ruprccht, Sanford; Mar­ garet Crockett, Sanford; Canrlo Blckeobaeker, Sanford; William E. Costello, DeBsry. p U n iiitli Mrs. Willlo Chandler and baby, Sanford; Mrs. Thomas lively and baby, Sanford; Mrs. Ellen Hay, B uford; Erma Kelley, B uford; Mrs. Otfo Mezz till and baby, San­ ford. LOS ANGELES (U PI)-T iie head uf the National Restaurant Asso­ ciation says Americans eat too fast and too much. Raymond C. Matson of Omaha, Neb., said Monday Americans have a tendency to bolt their meals and stuff themselves, when they should leave the table a little hungry to be completely satisfied. "This only indicates a lack of food appreciation In a country where 19 billion dollars ■ year is Tb« sloth is wo slow an animal spent on Just eating oul," said lhat by tbs time ha has finished Matson, who Is here for the South­ M tlag one msal, K la tima for ern California Restaurant Associa­ tion meeting. tho next Though he has boasted Russia will pass the United States eco­ nomically in a few years, Khrush­ chev was said to feel privately that this will be a tremendously diffi­ cult task. He was believed to have high re­ spect, for U. I . military strength and to concede that this country could devastate Russia in any war. It is said that one man who does not attach great weight 4o the "missile gap” la Nikita Khrush­ chev. But Khrushchev la firmly con­ vinced that U. S. officials arc am­ ateurs at "the a rt of revolution," ■ phrase which refers to the struggle between East and West to win the peoples of the world to their side. Kremlin officials boast that Rutala recently Invited aeveral thou­ sand African* to Moscow to study medicine and other aubjecla while tbe U. 8. Senate was busy having a filibuster over a civil right* bill. Weitcrn circlet feel Khrushchev baa no doubt that In the long run Russia will tako over Use world by cold war means. Thus, he secs no need for a cataslroplc war and views his military establishment mainly as a deterrent against any Western hoitility. It was this philosophy which re* cently allowed him to ask the Sov­ iet ambassador to Sweden to nom­ inate him for a Nobel Peace Prize. Jm t like walking from one room to another. . . a brand M ackle-buit ho— and lot In pour choice o f five General Development Corporation communitiea. completely furnished, ready to move in, plue a guaranteed Job for one year at $100 a week. 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See photographs and floor plans of Mackle-built homes. Find out shout their quality construction aad many attractive features. TH E LARK, « d a ia x n p u c t* ,o a c r a y a a a lw B M n e d » « a f c m n p ^ models . . . a s m r titd e ((be only one in the field and die knvrat prior U.S. made), haetloop, t-door sedan, 4-door solan, 2-door wagon, 4-door siwgoa, at these Branch Offices and Home Communities 7 0UTSTANDIN6 FLORIDA COMMUNITIES PORT CHARLOTTE betweea Sarasota and Fl. Myers oa Use lovely Southwest Coast . _ ' PORTBT. LUCIE an the East Coast, between Fort Pierce and fltuar _ PORT MAIABAR a t Palm Bey, oa tbe Beet Coast, 0 mile* south ef M elbourne^ SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS a unique Y ^ ^ b c o m m u a l M r e g the East Cast 7149 CaBtoe Avenae HOLLYWOOD BEACH , joo-A Mawea Street FT. LAUDERDALE 1744 E. Suariae BHd. The Compact Without Compromise/ Sanford Motor Co.,SANFORD, Inc. MM IAN FORD A V I. -V E R O BEACH H IO H lS w S i oa tbo East Coast;»H nutos south ef Vera Beech VERO SHORES On exclusive waterisawt cosssunitv. 6H in ilea south ef VeroBsocii POMPANO BEACH HIGHLANDS Madden ef tetter commandite for finer Honda Uoiag ■ A C M C M M IT A ll I I I I I U M V IltP M N T C IIM IA V III 4> f �Sleet, Snow Pelt South, jOther Areas By United P rrst International A new late winter storrii pelted the South with ileet, snow and cold rain today. . it spread a new blanket of snow and ice atop the remnants of a record ice storm that struck Dixie a week ago. Highways were icy and hatardous and ice coating the streets turned to slush as the ^tem peratu re rose slowly. But there was deep snow and a ‘hard freeze in the Appalachians —Measuring up to IS inches in southwest Virginia and half a foot in the Johnson City. Tenu, area. Heavy snow occurred across the top of Tennessee and through the Cumberlands. Lighter snowfalls reached as far south as Macon, Ga., and the northwest quarter of South Caro­ l i n a . Hundreds of schools ware forced to rlose by the snow that reached across the mountains and Piedmont area of North Carolina. Most of Tennessee had sleet and freezing rain and similar weather struck northern Alabama, slowly recovering from the worst ice storm on record In that area. Much of the Corn Belt turned into a snow belt and travelers, school children, factory workers M and oven coal miners were forced In stay home. Shortly after dawn, a foot of snow was piled on usually busy, industrial KvansviUe, Ind. Bowl­ ing Green, Ky., reported an in­ credible IS inches of snow in the latest storm; London, Ky., had It Inches. •Adjustment Board Grants Appeal VOL. XLIX WEATHER: Partly cloudy and warmer today and tonight. High today, 65-70. Low tonight, 55-60. United Press Leased Wire Established 1508 WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9. 1560 SANFORD, FLORIDA 18 Miners T rapped By Gas, Fire SEABEES CELEBRATED their 18ih birthday by crowning Mrs. Donna Saylor "Queen Hep” as a climax to a party at the VFW Hall. Lcdr. K. M. Michael placed the crown as Mrs. Shirley Cason, maid of honor, and Lt. D. L. Connor looked on. The other maid of honor, Miss Carol Cason, is not shown. Cdr. L. D. Tarnny, executive officer, NAS. wns an honor guest nt the celebration. Counters Wanted Examinations for positions as Sanford censua enumerators will be given Thursday from 2 to 4 p. m. at the Snnford Chamber of Commerce building on First St. Only persons living within the Sanford city limits are eligible for the positions, Sanford census crew work­ er Mrs. Ralph Smith said today. Persons who want to he enumerators, but are unable to be a t the exams Thurs­ day should cull Mrs. Smith at FA 2-4368. Efforts are being rnnde to have the districts small enough that census takers can make their count without transporta­ tion. Sanford’s Board of Adjustment decided Tuesday to classify real estate and insurance offices’ as professional offices. Tha board made tha decision af tar an appeal from Cullen and * * A Harkcy final Estate that they be ▼allowed to build a real estate and insurance office at the northeast corner of 33nd St. and Park Ave. This land la toned R-l for pro­ fessional offices. Sanford Building Inspector M. Tux Assessor Richard McCann* and Circuit Court Clerk A. Yelvingtoa told board mambers David Gutchcl told a large crowd a t the Sunford Shrine that they were determining whe­ Club Tuesday night they will qualify for their respective ther a real estate and insurance posts within the next few tlaya. business was alfowed in a pro­ Both men, along with nine other candidates, fessional tone, it ions from the floor in a meeting called by the lea and Mri. I County Citizen Citizenst for <9were not appl to build In tba graup.'< .• r v > ' Though the Alt candidates poll ance lists phy contiWerslal lax eq dentists as professional pcrsol Issue said they favored full cash doesn't define what a professional person is. It docs aav that profes­ valuations. sional' building should be similar Candidates who appeared before to residential dwellingi and may the group were T. V. Brown, and havs only one non-lighted sign with J. C. Hutchison, both running for tha name of tba occupant on it. the District 1 county commission Mrs. Cullen and Mrs.' Harkey post; Ted Williams, running for plan to have their real estate ope­ (he vacant District 3 commission ration in one part of the building post; Otis Fourakr* and James and to have insurance offices in Avary, opponents for tha District another part. There will be an i t 3 post, Homer Uttle and John by M foot off-street parking area. Fitzpatrick, running for Uie dis­ trict S post and Sheriff J. L. I ^ i •’ . Hobby. Ail gave a brief run-down on what tbay hops to accomplish If elected. McCanna apoke on (he Job hie office ie doing, aad tha incraasa In valuaCnns In |f pas* *rar. It, E. CARROLL Gatcht.' told the .roup ' j plans O, G. Owen of Sanford said he to announce hia platform eithlc w il qualify today or tomorrow to the next few days. run lor District 4 ooostabla. County Commission chairman Owen, who ran for sheriff in and presont commissioner for MM, waa chief deputy sheriff in District I John Krlder spoke to Seminole County from ISSS-SS. He the group briefly on progress in la new a conductor for the ACL the county citing industrial gains. Railroad. Krider, this morning, said be R. E. Carroll qualified Monday The 44-year old native at Poootoc, still is undreided on whether he Mia*., is a member of the Central aa a candidate tor constable from will seek another term. .^Baptist Church af Sanford and haa Seminole County's District 4. No ana qualified aa af noos ^ b n a a member af the Brother­ Carroll, seeking Me ffret term loday. hood of Railroad Trainmen for 31 years. He Is a member of the Na­ aa constable, has been a county tional Sheriffs Aasn. and Is a past resident for Ihe past IS years member of Ibe Sanford Lions Club. and now live* in Paola. A native Owen live* at 3105 Palmetto Ave. nf Ohio, Carroll has been a de­ and haa been a Sanford resident puty sheriff under J . L. Hobby JERKS DK MARQUESADO, for M years. He la married and haa a M-yeer oM son, Glenn Owen and Denver Cordell. He has beea Spain (UPI >—American and Span­ a bookkeeper for the H. C. K ee­ ish rrscua teams today reached frr. the wreckage of a U. S. Navy Owfca said Tuesday that ho is ner Co. for II years. transport plane that crash-landed J l a staunch believer ie segregation Carroll ia a member at the on a mountain peak In a raging W and believes that schools and pubsnowstorm Tuesday with 34 per­ lie reereetiaa arena Mould be kept Sanford Lions Club, the Florida sons aboard. Peace Officers Assn, and tba Na­ negregated. The rescue teams radioed that "I will promise the people of the tional Sheriff Assn. A member all aboard survived but that 13 rnurth District of Seminole County of the Methodist Church, Carroll wera in "critical condition." The that if elected I will do everything is the father of two daughters. plane was carrying 13 passengers within the powers of that office to and a crew of til. see that lids ie carried out," Carol Ann and Darleen, who arc students at Christian Home aad Owes raid"1 also believn that equal lad- Bjble School, Mt. Dora. litiaa should be made available to Carroll said be Is seeking the ,«k*ah races. constable post on the heals ef / V •n promise the people d this his past experience. He believes district to administer the duties in "honest, efficient law enforce­ BY JACK PHILLIPS sad responsibilities of this office ment and bringing to Seminole The County School Board ia defi­ es ant forth ie the Florida statutes County the best protection the nitely interested to putting aa eleh r the stale legislalurs and ibla county can get. rlrm rntary school within the North 1 promise to do in a prompt, friend­ "We owe this to odrselvei and ly and courteous manner," Owen Orlando Council Tuesday night. eur children," Carroll said. Jackson anid Mayor Boy Liddicotl showed tba school board four possible school altos within tho Raises Granted TALLAHASSEE (U FI) - The village, but a- report from tha board hod not been received. Legislative Reference Bureau':re­ School Supt. B. T. Jdiiweo aaid The Merah meeting of the Cen­ ported today tho Cabinet has today that a survey team will bo tral Florida Chapter al the U J . granted M U raises for auto em­ here to October to so* what kind ployes to eaceaa of S per rent of of school ahould bo pul to the Naval Acadam wiR be hold ia 0oc#4 Beach e t their June, IMf, pay. The legi­ village. Jackson, presiding over Ibe •torttof o» at oow Bad* slature last year authorized * per meeting Ramoo’e,. atofttog to Ihe abeonro at Mayor cent increases for stale employe* t r i l l . Aa • brtareatlag pregrem has been planned which include* but gianted Ihe Cabinet Budget Uddicott, aaid that North Orlando Commission authority to give kighr is asaurod of botut-to-honao mail a mottos pictora ef doJivaap bp Juno. This wtO bo malt or increase! whoro Justified. Zm y-Nevy Gatchel, McCanna To Seek Pests Ex-Deputy Enters ..Constable Contest Carroll Candidate In Constable Race Rescuers Reach Navy,Plane Wreck LOGAN. W. Va. (U P lt-A res­ cue tram struggled desperately today to reach If miners trapped deep underground since Tuesday morning. West Virginia Mines Director Crawford L. Wilson said that an eight-man rescue team equipped with oxygen masks may reach Ihe trapped men "in a few hours." The team moved past the a rts where fire had blacked the tunwal until early today. Wilson said the mrn could have survived If they built a barrier of coal to protect themselves from gas and fire caused by a slate fall. The rescue team entered the mine along with 40 other mrn and began groping through tha gas and imokt-filled tunnel. The oth­ ers, carrying tools and timber, began shoring up the roof and walls ef tha tunnel to prevent further cave-ins and attempted to extinguish the blate. Wilson said the rescue tram moved past the fire by "clearing, ly carbon momrxide gas may a pastaway around it." have filtered through to the spot The miners were entombed 483 | where the miner* were located. fret below the surface—about two Two survivors w'lo clawed (heir miles from the pithead. way around the maze of flame Officials first expressed opti­ and fallen timber for 1.500 feet mism that (he trapped men would to rrarh sifety also feared for be reached alive, then said dead­ Ihe livra nf the trapped mrn. Willis Carter, 44, Vcrdunsvillc, W. Va., who had designed the miaa'g ventilating ayatem, led one j other man out of the pit and plaadcd with the others to follow I him. " I kept talking to Ihe men to gat them to come with me jut Latin American Relations At All Time High, Ike Says WASHINGTON (UPI) - P r e s i­ dent Elsenhower told the nation Tuesday night that US. relations with Latin Amerira are at an "all-time high" hut ’ conceded there are soma "serioui miiundem anding!." In a 13-minute radio-TV report on his 10-day trip to Brazil, Ar­ gentina, Chile and Uruguay. El­ senhower declared that "no other area of tha world is of more vi­ tal aignlflcanca to our futura" than Latin ‘America. He said "an even firmer part­ nership" with tha nations south of lb# border muet bo the V. I. goal. reported that ho k America "a vast admiration lb* United w I Tt7 he dlscovritandiaga" of (hit country In Latin Amerira. And, he said, U. S. rilirrnt are not aa well informed at they ahould be about their neighbora to (ha south. Meanwhile Secretary of State Cbriatlan A. H erttr aaid the United Statca eventually might have to consider breaking relationa with Cuba, but that he hope* thing* would never come to (hat •tage. Hector told a news eonferenea B ut no aonaideratloa is being given at this tlma to such drastic action despite Premier Kldrl Castro's apparent determination to keep trouble stirred up between the two eountrieo. SEMINOLE COUNTY CANCER CRUSADE preparation* are being mad* by numbers of tha Cancer Society. Making plane for the April drive are, frunt the left, Varnun Mira, president: Mrs. David Gatchel, assistant tren•urer; Mrs. Homer Walkar, county anairman for tha crusade, and Mrs. Tom Largen, educational chairman. (Herald Photo) Longwood Resident Sen. Heads Cancer Drive C. Vernon Mite, presides! of the Seminole County r hapter-ef the American Ca*c*r Society, an nounced today (he appointment of Mrs. Homer J. Walker ei county chairman of the Cancer Crusade to be held during April. Mrs. Walker, a resident of longwood for Iwe years, waa born In Roanoke, Va., attended Sutlins College, Bristol, Tann., and graduated with a degree hi business administration. Until local haadquartcri are established, Mrs Walkar may be reached at TE 1-4314. Mr*. Wal Walker loday attwaeed the need ir volunteers le he area chairen and captains throughout the inly so that the cruiada may attended to ell aacUona. Neuberger's Death Halts G vil Rights Fight . WASHINGTON (U PD -Tbo Sen­ ate railed a halt In Its bitter civil rights fight today because ef the death of Ken. Richard L. Neubergor (D-Ore.) but arranged tor a showdown vote Thursday on a gag rule. Neubergar, the first Democrat slatted from Oregon to Urn United States Senate la 40 years, died early today after suffering • cerebral bomorrbaga. Tha 41-year-old author and pollttofan had been railing at home far asvaral weeks, convalescing from a series of virus attack* and a bout with the shingles when bo was stricken suddenly nt 4 p. m. Tweed ay. Democratic Loader L y n d o n Johnson told the senate bo would f Uko to recess early today out of raapeot to Neuborgor, than veto Thursday afternoon on tho bi-parBeen debate limitation motion. Bon. Jacob K. Javita (R N.Y.), a ORLANDO (U P I)-T ha Justice In the move to Impose Department official In charge af a federal grand Jura probe af Teamster Union actfvillae ia Flor­ ida revealed Tuesday be had re­ ported two Orlande seen h r at­ tempted intimidation of witaeasei. James T. Dowd raid the men A car bit a moving train on tfto he named wera Orange County SR 444 Wrathcrafteld raUrond Deputy Georg* W. MeEaehraa crossing early today but the car’s and formrr Deputy Donald W. Winter Park driver neaped In­ Elms. jury. Dowd said Elmi look pictures A ta r drives by James Okey of both Jurors and witnesses with Bragg of Wintor Park cam* a miniature camera eutaid* the around a enrve too faat aa Jury room last week. He said Bragg was approaching Ibe Klin a was also taking tho names tracka, Highway Patrolman Wil­ of those pholographad and Me- liam Stringfield reported. Bragg’s Eachran waa checking the work. car bit Ihe freight train broad­ Dowd aaid both wera employed side and waa dragged M feat, by a Miami firm af private in­ Damag* to the car amounted to vestigators behoved le be working $700. for Ben Coben. Cohen, a t Miami, The iccidaal happened shortly hat described himself aa personal after midnight between Weathersattorney for Teamster* Pytsident field and Forest City. Bragg wai James R. Ifoffa. charged with reckless driving. § Orlando Men Face •s. 1 p. m. Stocks Intimidation Probe NEW YORK (UPI) —frock pri­ ces at 1 p. m.: American Airlines ............ American TAT American Tobacco Bethlehem Rjeel . Caterpillar .......... C A O ................... Chrysler ................. e e e e e a e a Curtiss * Wright . DuPont * Eastman Kodak Ford Motor .................... General Electric .............. General Motors ................. . Graham • Paige . Ini. TAT ............. Lorillard .......... Minute Maid ....... Penney ................. Penn RR . . . . . . . . e e e e e e c a Royal American ... Bears Roebuck .., Standard Oil (NJ) Studebaker ............ U. R. Steel ... Weatinghouse El. I9H 44’* 10144 43M U 'l S144 3UH 3124* as 70H 8ft 44'. Ilk 34 33H II'* 11444 ll'» 3H 4S<4 41' ■ 15 IIS 4T'» delivery to a box in front of oath Donald Ford of 111 Corton Dr. asked Ihe eounril what Ihe proapacta were for organizing a Norib Orlando volunteer tin department. Councilman Frank Faaula aaid the department would nerd a fire en­ gine and k« didn't think village resident* could ha nsaetaed lor this. Ford sold he thought residents would contribute money if they knew U waa far a fire engine. Faaula, Jackson and Ford agreed that n volunteer ttre department would tower village insurance rata* aad would be an inducement to surrounding boose* to the *44tape It at lie. | they all looked like they were la shock." | Carter gave the remainder af his party little hope to survive unless they Joined six others 1.1M fret farther back and built a wall of coal to prevent the fire-caused gases from suffocating them. Kennedy Cuts New Hampshire Margin Of GOP Driver Escapes As Car Hits Train Elementary School For North Orlando Studied Navy Alumni Group *T o M eat Saturday NO. 646 "1 agree with Mr. Fbrd that the fir* department la our neat atop," Jackson aaid. Faaula will find the coat of different typo* of ftre/lgbt lag equipment bp lb* neat moot­ ing. G. W. Pettit of •• I . Cortot Dr. complained lo the council about dogs running loos* to North Orlando. Ho asked tor a* ordin­ ance to compel resident* to h a th their dogs. Robert E. Johnson df tho Ionford Human* locietp waa peasant and said that the snctoly, though Just getting atoned, would ho a bio to help by picking up stray dogs. Jackson aaid that plana for too 344 homo addition to North Orlando a rt progressing ant should start going up tliers within tha nail tow weeks. Jackooo said tost too developer, Parry Wlllata, baa left room for a church and school area to the development on the LongwoodOviedo Bd. between Wad* BL and Sherry Ave. The FHA ia tinseled lo approve mere than 1M iota to the south sectioa af North Orlando. TMs will bo tho nail aMe of village aspens toe. Jackson said. Ha told Ik* oouacil tost drain a pa of tho propoood roersattoa area in the northwest station af the vlUaga will probably bn ecaompMshod bp dig­ ging a small Ink* and naing lb* fill to build up lb* aurreundtog land. Tha ails la more than tour •area. MANCHESTER, N. H. (UPI) — Both Sen. John F. Kennedy and Vice President Richard M. Niton polled record vote* In New Hamp­ shire'* bell-weather presidential primary but the Republicans ap­ peared today to b* losing their grip on the state. Niton easily lopped President Eisenhower's 1934 vote. Kennedy doubled Ihe 1834 total piled up by Sen. Estes Kefauver and loosened the GOP'i traditional 3-1 hold on the electorate. On the basis of virtually com­ plete return*, Kennedy polled turn vote* for every three Nixon bal­ lots In the preference polls. There was no direct contest, Ihe party primaries being separate, but tho comparative vole waa significant Complete Demnrralic return* gave Krnnrd.v 43,969 votes a t com­ pared with Kefauver'* 193* total of 21,701. Chicago pen manufac­ turer Paul C. Fisher had a,874 volet and Sen. Stuart Symlnftaa (D Mo.) polled 375 write-ins. Complete returns ou the RrpuMfr can tide give Nixon 43,077 votoa to 34,484 for President Eisenhower in 1938. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York had 3.880 wrtte-to votes and Fisher piled up aa low prestive 2.0AJ In the GOP poU. Interpretation of the big Fithef vote a t compared with Rockefel­ ler's was clouded by the fact lb a | Rockefeller withdrew from tho priniary contest .early to the gam* while FJ4hrr campaigned actively, althougl a< a Democrat.* The balloting was heavy, pe* haps a turnout of 100,000, with til* voters apparently lured to Ik* polling boolhi by a campaign brawl Involving Kennedy, Nixon and Nix­ on's Hate campaign manager, Gor, Wesley Powell, 4 cloture, .aid ha thought this would be satisfactory hut asked for time to consult with his li­ beral colleagues. Johnson told newsmen be still thinks the Senate will 'p ast an "effective voting rights." But he said earlier that the et fort to* apply cloture or gag rut* on the debate is premature and predicted it will "prolong debate Instead of azpsdltlng It." Vice President Rlcbard M. Nix on told United Presg International Approximately 330 persona ar* Ibo administration civil right! expected to attend the annual m aaturt still has the "beat chanc# Chamber at Commerce meeting of anactmcnt" by Congress. at 8:30 p. m. Thursday at Ibo Mayfair Inn, Chamber Manage* John Krider said today. Principal speaker for the graft­ ing will b* Stetson University President J. Ollie Edmunds. Mack Cleveland Jr., outgoing Bowl Addition Okayed president of tho chamber, w il JACKSONVILLE I UPI) - Tho glvo a run-down. on what tbe city oommlssion approved a 4,000- afcamber accomplished during Bra soal addition la tha Gator Bowl past year regarding now Industry etadium Tuesday, increasing total and growth. •sating eapasltp lo 10,000. Others participating to the pro­ gram will be Pina Harrison who Gates Injured will give a selection of vocal WASHINGTON (UPI) Do aoloa, accompanied by I** Comp­ ton** Secretary Thomas 8. Gate* ton en the piano. waa injured today to an aulomoTheca will also bo an organ Ml* collision. After the accident, novelty by Glen Nelson and HerOnto* preceded to his Pent a run schel Boyd. Tho organ* have bean office, but a spokesman said he furnished, courtesy of Keller’s would received medical attention Cooper and Gregory Mutie Co. for ao injured shoulder. of Orlando. Maatnr of eeromonlca for lb* Esso Moving Offices evening will bo B. L. Perkins Jr., MIAMI (UPI) - Esso Standard present Chamber of Commerce Oil, S. A., ia moving its Caribbean president. and Central Amrrican headquar ter* from Havana, Cuba, lo Coral Cables, the Miami Naws reported today. Easo, a subsidiary of Stand­ ard Oil of Now Jersey, is tha big­ gest petroleum firm in the Carib­ bean area. The company has in­ TAMPA (UPI) - Fire whipped vestments totaling about $30 mil­ lion to Cuba, Ihe newspaper aaid. through! the 33 year-old YMCA building in the heart of down­ town Tnmpn today, ravaging the P alact Strafed JAKARTA. Indonesia (UPI) - six-story structure with roaring Aa Indonesian air force MIU17 Jet flam* and dirty brown amoke. More than a dozen persona to piano strafed President Kukaroo’i palace to downtown Jakarta and the 133 • room brick and wood tho nearby summer palace *1 Ho building fled to safely after the gor today and then disappeared. blast broke out to tho basement Sukarno was not injured. But pres­ boiler room about 8 a. m. Two idential spokesman Rochmuljali firaraen war* hospitalized for said two persons wrro wounded smoke iohalalion and several at Merdcka palate. No aoa was others were overcome but wer* revived at tba scan*. hurt 04 Bogor. Unofficial tslimatea of damag*up lo $300,*00. The builfr Ike Studies Message ranged log had been constructed a i • WASHINGTON (UPI) — Prrti- hotel in 1908 and dedicated by dent Eisenhower today studied a William Jennings Bryan. surprise personal message from Soviet Promiar Nikita S. Khrush­ chov. There was ^eculaUoa it Hotel Purchaied dealt with Elsonhowor's planned MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Metal Irip to Russia. Neither tha Whlto partners Morris Laasbnrgb s a l (louse M r tho Soviet embassy S i m C o h ti innnuirad U d iv I would diaolooo tba oootools of too bad bought tho 430-room Flamingo message when it was delivered to Hotel and Catiao at Las Vega*, too President by Ambassador Mik­ Nav.. for a reported price af 111 hail Moushihov Tuesday. mill ia*. Chamber Meeting To Be Thursday News Briefs Fire Ravages Downtown Tampa YMCA Building �* wm Titan Failure, ’. >5* « . < *• : «\ Mars Test Success poae tax revisions to bring In more money, especially for edu* cation. David said ha would pro­ pose a SO cents per ton severance tag on' phosphate, and an increased tax of 10 cents an acre on private timber lands. David also said he would veto any stats salts u k on groceries, medicines or other necessities. Remember a former Sanford baaaball great by the name of Mayo Langston? Well, Mayo was eee of the finest players for tho Sanford team •way beck la ISM. ' t b a Herald received • card from Mat the ether day asklst aay af his friands in the area to writs to him at the Citadel Medical College iHeepital, Charleston, S. C. Mayo is SttfftrlBg from gangrene in both |)oga bat rows he'll play ball again. Quotable Quotes I Tv* Sanford man were named read appraisers on the W, First [St. Road Improvement project by the County Commission Tuesday. They are T. W. Mere and Ray !Lindquist, United Frees latereetienal NEW Y O RK -Jack Pear, con­ ceding he la "thin-skinned" but stating he has the courage to fight criticism la the press: * i 'a not afraid of you, and U's about timn that tela vision actors and people ho treated like human beings and not Ilka monktya in a esgs." ! The Sanford Recreation Depart'formation of o duplicate bridge [dab. Urn Brat organisation meeting <vf tho group will be Thursday at |7iM p. a . la the Civic Center. Mrs. [Fvtor Shew will bn director of the U . Joseph J. Bachman, af mlab aad nay interested persons IwUUnf to join afv asked io attend Heavy Attack Squodreo 11 has w aaally bean promoted to lieuten­ dm meet ing. ant commander. Lt. Bachman, I ssu ed service station operators lire cvmplalolng lo- police that ■ Usd s Is are emtiag through their pare la avoid traffic light*. I I Owens, owner of o service station a a ISth S t ta d Park A w . ad d police " it isn't had oaeugh WASHINGTON - Rep, Marvin Coed (D-lowa), charging that 10year-old Marilyn Canby was chos­ en tn be Iowa Stale princess a t the ■naval cherry blossom festival by a phantom organisation la cahoots w u Republicans: "Insofar as all hat a very few lawsae in Washington a re eoneernid , selection of the state's cherry blossom princess la recent years kftfl kMfl a in c iM ik flttiW in mystery.” Snow Low Against Slaigh Sans Balls loosing Starts reacted To Drop » year wfll atiR be -belldtai year by oMwdtaf to tho aad Loon League. CAPE CANAVERAL ( U P l)-A Titan missiles failure to trigger Its second stag# marred America’s attempt Tuesday to score .a •‘onetwo" test success - with Its two mightiest war rockets. Missilemen were left with a "success and a h a lf’ to show for their efforts with tho Atlas and Titan, both Intercontinental* ballis­ tic^ missile*. The 32-foot tall Atlas rumbled 6,100 miles' across the Atlantic to tack another success to Its record—now 21 in a row. Five hours later, the # 8-foot tall Titan left Its pad in what ap­ peared to he a normal launch. Two minutes and four seconds later, the booster stage dropped away. But tha second stage, biggest ever to operate In flight, failed to Ignite. The Titan fall fa r ahert of the Intended range of about 3,000 miles. • y l l d M P m Intcruatieaal Atlanta Negro atudenta an­ nounced in • full-page newipaper %d today they intend to join a Southwide campaign against all forma of segregation and will not wait quietly for equal rights. Other Negro college students at Montgomery, Ala., balked by Negro by four whites who carved XKK Initials on his chest and stomach was blamed on an at­ tempt to break the back of the sitdown movemeat. Other Negroes Registration 1# now open for were threatened. Police said the tho 1M0 fall session of ths Lu­ situation was tease, but under theran Church af the Redeemer control. kindergartea. Parents af aU children of kin­ dergarten age are invited te a social hour at tha church at 10:30 a. as. Thursday. Tba kindergar­ Loagwood bad M0,<13.79 on hand ten under the leadership of Mrs. Norris Jordan has included musle, at the and of February. Cash on hand broken down aria and crafts, games, safety and health la Ka past season’s amounted tv 333.0U.44 in the con­ Name Fits Pattern curriculum, as well as field struction fund, 11,301.14 in the KAN8A8, Ok la. (U P l)-K a n - trip*. Further Information may be water w orts fund; >43.01 in the •as, Okie., la In Delaware Coun­ obtained from Mre. Jordan a t cemetery fund: fT03.IT In the pav­ ty, near ths Arkansaa*Mlsaouri FA 3-9710 nr from Mrs. Willism ing fund: 01.079 in tha sinking fund boundaries. and M.1M.M in tha general fund. Southward at FA 3-4000. Church School's Registration Opens Longwood Finances Set A t $36,413 NSWARK, N. J . - Miss Nell Grissl, Si, dlsclo dag what sha shouted to slop a street fight betweca two mea and an FBI agent: "Don't yva dare hit that man agaia.” SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UFt) - P c lice report moat of the city's children h n 't o j a n lawbreakers ovary Rme It oaowa. A d ty ordinance says: "No ririgbs of any d a d without attached thereto shall bo used or drawn U o r tbreosb tho streets af tho d ty ." The law Is generally ABOARD THE U J J . GLACIER NBAS ANTA RCTICA -Folar ex plorer Sir Vivian' Fuchs, radioing thanks to tha U. S. Navy leohroakar Glacier for leading the Danlih EM*' Rating O ff Aid For Refugees HOLLYWOOD (UP1) HU army atlat boo coot BlvU F re e ley his rating pith Amsrisa's HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - "SUPER RIGHT* HEAVY WESTERN STEER SIRLOIN or m | t - bone & M ea k 8am- v d Gridwya, motion picture pro dnear, ban announced tin ontlrs 61^0040 of tho "Forgy and Boas" urvpean premiere April 1 la Mu- OUR FINEST QUALITY ^ TW id t/ • Frida? - SetunUjr. Mir. 10, 11,12 THRBI ARB QUALITY ITEMS FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK V' •• ' -F *" ’>• _ _______ ' *• t i' • ____ ' I . . 'v • ‘ GALVANISED * ' • .*• • ^ ( t Gal. CapasItF) Nahtaao I I Os. Rifs Crackers 27c Comet 2 cans 33c Ivory Soap 4/25c Towels 2 rolls 39c S e ll e n d S e r v ic e F r ig ld m lr e FEES PARKING A p p M s ir e s 1 u n « ( �■**T| -T-^T. ■ 1 1 1 SAVE 1 4 ? «^O pD STO SS Quantity Riqht* Reserved 5 0 FREE Top Value Stamps Prices Good Thurs.. l-’ri.. Sat., March 10. 11. 12 A stor Pure V « g « ta b l« SHORTENING C W T IP IC A T I CO U PO N ■ N T IT L IS Y O U 1 toft Stuns '* N tA R K T I* Limit on* with a $5.00 or mor# Food Older. U S? ! • SUPERBRAND Shippp.d Grade " A " VVitH •FABULOUS FAB LARGE EGGS G IA N T FAB WHITE ARROW APPLE JELLY 2 TOMATO JUICE 4 LIBBY DRINK 5 CLING PEACHES Y O U R CH O ICE DETERGENT - Blue or Chase & Sanborn A sto r Inst. Coffee Dozen O N LY DEEP SOUTH PURE 29 THRIFTY M A ID Land O' Lakes Blue Bonnett store 6-oz. J a r. O N LY 1-Lb. Qtrs. M a rg a rin e 2 < $ 4 9 * B u t t e r DELICIOUS PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT Limit on* of >«ur choice with a $5 00 or more Food Order. Morton Frostn MEAT DINNERS $ |0 0 ClM ASTOR CHOICE YELLOW Limit. N *. 2 Vi Talm adgt Forms or Brooks County LYK tS PORK COUNTRY ■ ■ ^ M o rto n A p p le , C he rry, Peach, C o co n u t HOULDER ■ ■ M Fruit Pits s 3-M°° HAMS Fo r Astor Frozen Green Peas Pan-Redl Jumbo Frozen 6 nig.. *1°° S h r i m p Astor Fordhook or Baby L im a s 2 *1” Taste O' Sea Fish M 00 S t e a k s 5 u>. 3 9 ' HALF •r W HO Lt Lb. Fresh, C risp CARROTS AVOCADOS 3 -2 9 CAB8A6E - « , Chuck ROAST Tondor, Flavorful Rib, Club or Full Cut ROUND STEAK Larg e, F irm W -D "Branded" Flavor Filled Firm s Heads, Green II Hi i.l 11 III i.l 1111I.l lll.l.M.I I.i.i.i l.i.l 11 i.l Controllsd Quality Freshly MuTip Vtlsc Slaaps I m Nw m » h « w AMIHm T# These Rofwlerfy I* AMMw Te Thee* tetulert, lerued Wfceu Veu Purtlieee A N Y Ground Beef f r t d Wksn Y«« Pvr*bts# T W O Oookiti Pi IbnUi Fares Salks ••t,eea vote amm MtMN utN Round Bone PLATNER FAMILY PACK COMBS Delicious Sirloin BOB PINS K ra ft Frtnch BEANS ’•/.V 27* STARLAC a -Q t-o O ft^ - K 7 ft Size Z / Size J / DOG FOOD O No. 1 r \ Q t B &*M Oven Baked Instont Dry M ilk Colo STARLAC '%:■ 8 9 * CAT FOOD 3 S5 27* BEANS 35* £ .7 Beef ib. 2 9 " S h o r t * Bacon Copeland Hot or M ild u>. 3 9 * P o rk S a u s a g e /-i------------ «£. Colo Cans u. 8 9 *. S l a b Superbrand Instant Dry M ilk dm S te a k P ork. R o a s t B & M Oven Baked W -D "Branded" Smoked (Not Sliced) Boston Butt 25* MCO. Flavorful Plate S h o u ld e r R o a s t u>. 5 9 * S t e w DE LONG Pkg. DRESSING B-oz. O C ft Bor. Z J 29 ' Copeland A ll M eat PICKLES 29^ 16-oz. M ilk A m p lifier BOSCO l2 - o z 0 7 f t 2 4 o z C O f t Jar O f Jar j Y Ga. M aid S'wt M ixed Morton DRESSING P IC K L E S 8-ox. Bor. 2 2 **. Jar SALT 2 27* K ra ft Italion Q O ft O J O Q ft O O u,. 3 9 ' Georgia Peach U,. 2 9 * 'S lic e d B a c o n u,. 3 9 * Frozen Fried Lb. 3 9 * F i s h S t i c k s u>. 3 9 * Fillets of Frozen W ie n e rs Ga. M aid Sweet Sliced R ib s u>. 4 9 * F r i e d P erch u. 5 9 * M orton Ronco Elbow SALT MACARONI 3 .P o c V Shakirs O Q ft Z z 1 9 * Ronco T hin . K n ft SALAD OIL • $ 5 * 51* SPAGHETTI . ’A ? 1 9 * �4—W «1 M irtll t . MM TROOP 1SS A favorite dessert used to be fruit and cheese. Our fea<r tive meals do Rot consist of aa many course* an the pri' <vllefod used to enjoy but they are still rich and satisfy"• tar. Jutey fruit and mellow cheese are atilt the favored dessert Tangerines were once retarded aa a luxury. Be. cause of the attractive prices this year, they should be Vi, found in fruit bowls, lunch bowls and on the tables. They are a food source of vitamin C. Hostesses may serve «»them as dessert in their living rooms. Tangerines can be *•' piled high in a bowl and each guest peels his own easily, no fuss and bother. They didn’t earn the name “sipperskinned” for nothing. They are refreshing after dinner *.Zand compatible with a variety of cheese flavors. BROWNIE SCOUT 10S bid a sad farewell to Carolyn Robertson at their last meeting. Carolyn, along with her sister, Sallys and her mo­ ther, Mrs. Gordon Robertson, left last week for Olathe, Ksns. where Sally and Carolyn will reside while Mrs. Robertson Joins Cdr. Robertson, who is in Europe. The brownies gathered In gypsy costumes a t the home of their eid er, Mrs. OUn Boutwell in Loci Arbor Jbr a cook out. After bear­ ing stories about gypsies the girls gathered under an archway. They formed the traditional Scout friend­ ship ring and made secret wishes for Carolyn. As she left the group, she stopped on stepping stones that had farewell good wishes written anthem . Saying goodbye to Carolyn ware: Dorie Bach, EUa Boutwell, Sally Carman, Jeanne Fletcher, Patty Fletcher, Deborah C orns, Candy Hartwig, Leslie Hartwig, Susan Hartwig, KSthy Klmmons, Nancy Moore, Pamela Pigott, Elisabeth Rodgers, Diane Sorokowaki, Bonny Van Pelt, Lucia Wallace, and Mary Beth Willlami. AaaUUhg Mra. Boutwell was her co-leader, Mra. Miltoa Sorokowaki. Growth And Care Of Belgian Begonias VSOUTMG AMD PLANTINO Tubers should not bn planted Stefany Westgate celebrated her twelfth birthday with a cook-out supper and slumber party Fri­ day night at her home, 2007 Cor­ dova Drive. Due to the cold weather, instead of sleeping On the porch as plan­ ned. they slept on mattresses scattered all over the living room floor, listening to rock and roll patrol layad a trail sad the ether had to try sad fallow it. The cashout wad held at the Scout Camp oo Silver Lake. Other girts peasant warn Linda Pigott, E a rn Williams, Dubbin Clark, Janice dark, Kama deYarala, Deaaa Merritt, Neela Mratfort, JCarla McNair, Patricia Jeans tad Margaret Wllaea. la th girt was assigned a special Jab, M an ooshsuti am planned Boat And Ski Club To Meet March 17 la canoe the tubers to decay. [•Istare la important far if Urn rowing medium is toe dry, the to n will act grow. Starting of 5** 4 ■ *4.• W " i ■ HE3 ajHj ■■ | !HR H V S W 1 5* R fc i| H U 1 Both the date and meeting pia of the Sanford Boat and Ski Cli SPRINGTIME b a c h e l o r purple ssskes this tvo^il flannel suit deaigned by Anne FomrtF. Double rows of batur nuttona close the velvet-cbUarod jacket. Garden Club Plans Meet In N. Orlando The North Orieade Garden dab STETSON MELMAC 46 PIECES FOR 8 SAVE NOW! ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL LOW PRICE winter home ham . Edgar Higgins, also from B ar Harbor la building a home la this area. * Mr. and Mrs. Goacfa Nettling of Cbossauliif, Mich., were recent guests of Dr. ta d Mrs. John Bradin. Mrs. Louis Kaapp and Mrs. Fred SPECIAL POLO SHIRT BUY! • dcceraled dinner plat** S cepe, I saucers, • dace* rated salad platsa, g soup bowls, 1 augar howl 'n car* er, 1 14-luck platter, 1 dl* vlded ,vegetable bowl, .1 creamer, 1 round vegetable bowL Quality mclamlus din* nerwara! Bowen and children. Fatty and Robert, at Ocoee visited Mrs. Prank George this weekend. kls parents, Mr. and Mm. Harvey On or too lew temperature. Either In* moderate exertion or activity, who require n a i m u c i regirdiag ability to go back to their old Job* but unfortunately they have been or who need guidance in finding doing little beyond aittlng and ly­ new or more auitable employment. ing down. Between two-thlrdi and three-quar. An outline for them Is a month te n of patlenti after coronary at« of progreaiive walking, light work tacka h a rt been able to return to. around home and getting out into gainful employment. u the world before they are in trim for their job». Often unwarranted fear* muit be overcome in getting tbeae people going, but with devel­ opment of confidence and Increared muscular and circulatory tone, they will soon be ready to reaume self support and employment. At the Cardiac Work Classifica­ tion Units of the Heart Associa­ tion are seen many such patients i Osteen Mm. A. R. Ktnnard of Melbourne was the Sunday guest of Mrs. Riebard Pickles. Irving Vltno, Longwood, visited iMro a sprout h u g te to thaw, ha ptaaOng medium can vary but Mistily It should bo • mixture a right. Direct t e be carefully evetoed. Twelfth Birthday Celebrated With Slumber Party Many are now about and outside within six weeks, and if they are fartunate enough to have office or relatively light Jobs, they can be back to work within eight weeks. By the end of ten to twelve weeks the average patient is able to re­ turn to moderately strenuous work. Patients after a heart attack may he compared to athletes out of training. General strength docs not return through rcsthiiaae but through a guided balance between rest and Increasing activity. All too often we have seen patients three to four months after a coro­ nary attack who wish to discuss returning to. their old Jobs iavolv- TROOP H I BROWNIE TROOP 271 made invilationa to the Girl Seoul Pair out at construction paper to (end to their parents. On the outside they decorated the invitations atfeetlvely with the Girl Scout em ­ blem and outlined It with a white waxy material. Girts la this troop am Terry Chevalier, Constance DeJong, VaJfrfe Hamilton, Su i t Har­ rison, S h o rn Hasting*, Mary EUen Ascending te the Belgian Bego- au u re proper drainage. The pot Hoffman, Diana HusUa, Joyce Janet Lewis. Mary Marga­ ^ Growers flies rial ton this is the Should be filled two-thirdi full with Jones, ret Reynolds, Pamela Reynolds, ___a . . . t - J m a " » ___ the thoroughly mixed components. V Spri nkl e with a couple a t tableI f f a rs grown successfully. These g m organic fertiliser m m warn determined after many n e b ns fishmeal, ate. Add aaa •m ars at research a a I expertises- inek of potting mixture, than ftla tte . ratva the plant carefully by bead, at the home of their leader, Mrs. set firm and cover’ top of root R. A. Smith and practiced their skills in home making by making BEFORE PLANTING mass lightly with potting toll. Similar procedure is used is the candied apples. They pot anly fix­ . . neierv pleating, eaon the bags i s - _v_ . hr .V Y . A | ! t T ! lI.-T. ed the apples but helped clean up :: i - . , /7 r r ^ . , '.^ r T -!77 rr** V ease at boats m waJcb the punts .2 ® ¥ I f * * * “ . * - . * - should be set eight te h e e a p a rt tbs kitchen afterwards. Mra. C. g t e M a _ e o o l f * f t coM puce. w<tef n#m atlowinrf D. Schoonover, assistant leader, | y 111 the soil to become dry. Tuberous S t i yoadklw j tu tu an. dinner aageoUa are heavy feeders. They f req u ln a complete and balanced w , M tl l t l J ® d i e t for good growth and pmfttrn ee pmnwn m pow m blaaaoma. Every thrue weeks apply g * . S 5B 1 JS S L * 1 * 5 5 foruilsar as soon as the poU C* ° fuli cI mats. Ask y o u dealer g tm a u m u d to tea open garden {or y , rictm iniinditkm i. M»»Ht Hy J J i i M w STEFANY In the past seme doctors have subscribed to the theory, “The lon­ ger you rest after a heart attack, the better.” A patient was told by his doctor to go borne and stay to bed for six months. Fortunately he sought other advice and spared himself the consequences of -quite a complete breakdown. Before World War II. when a diagnosis of a coronary attack was made the accepted formula was six weeks of absolute bod rest. Today wo knew that the majority of such patients can be safely am ­ bulated within three weeks, and under this program total come* back Is more speedy and sure. Incredible, such first u a l l t y at Penney'a >W pried! JDlosu looped, thirsty cotton! White, turquoise, green, yellow, rose, brown, pink. Hand Towels 8 for 77c Washcloths • for 77c S At Pennay's low pried you can easily pick-up several of these soft combed cottons t Smart crew neck styling . . , . m a n y bright multi* color combinations! Boy’a Six* 4 to 12 Enlisted Wives Sponsor Coffee ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL BUY Members of VAH-S Enlisted Mens' Wives am spensertng a getacquainted coffee, Thursday from i f to 11:10 a. m. a t the home of Mrs. Norma Welsh. l i t S. Sunland Dr. All wives at VAH 5 enlisted personnel am eordlstly Invited to •Head. DEVILED EGG CASSEROLE Fur duvilud ugg casserole, pre­ boat the oven to 221 degrees. Arfangs about 2 cups ef cooked broc­ coli la the bottom of a buttered baking dish. Top wtth I deviled •ggo and pour a eaa at cream of mushroom soup over all. Bake for 2U-20 minutes, or until IPs bubbly and hot Serve with a Jel­ lied fruit salad aad bat mfis. EMBOSSED TAILORED BEDSPREAD 3.88 SPECIAL! GIRLS' NYLON PETTI BABY. CARE PLEAT SKIRT BARGAINS! • IT S RE-DECORATING TIME Prop out* her prettiest dresses with our wide sweep petticoat. 8tyied with layers of nylon net to make her look like a little lady. Gay colors. Sixes 4 to 14. f to 14 ’ Finney priced yet they meet strict q u a l i t y musts — heavy weight A r n e ! triacetate. 80 inch s w e e p s ! Hand wash, drip dry . . . little or no ironing needed. • NO - IRON - MACHINE WASHABLE • TAILORED - NEW LOOK • DOUBLE AND TWIN SIZE BABY TO FOLD! QUICK DRYING! INGREDIENTS - I cupc cook•d rim (chilled), 1 rup drained S t e y p i e tidbits, to cup heavy FOR COMPLEXION PROBLEMS GET THE 8 * POINT BEAUTY PL A N -B Y They'll live In theee the summer l o n g — aeoop up lots gft this low price! Cotton pop. lin—floral prints, polka dote, nautical stripes, solids. Elastic waists. Our heavyweight, ab. sorbent cotton gauze diapsn are full 21 by 40 inches — in rectang­ ular shape that folda •° «aay, gives growing baby lasting coverage. ITB IN 8T9 CK NOW.AT YOUR WALGRBEN AGENCY! WOMEN* COTTON PRINT DR ES S ES Sh CHJ - ( �— B anforh g rra ltl Wed. March 9. 1960—Page & Mrs. Pennington Dorcas S. S. Class BEFORE MOVING, Virginia (Mrs. Hal) Lang was guest of honor at a bridge-luncheon given by Millie (Mrs. frving) Felnberg and Mrs. Amy Rust at the Feln­ berg home. Guests were Creala Higginbotham, Lorraine Langford, Ty Ramigc, H aul Rowell, Pat Murphy, Betty McCracken, Las­ sie Smith, Lucy Yates and Mary McCumber. _ • 6 Ths Leei built their charming home only three years ago and have done ■ lot of yard planning since that time. This weekend 3lr. and Mri. Lee bad a* their guests, her lis­ ter. Mrs. R. F. Curry and her daughter, Mr*. Joe Waters and children. Jimmy and Leslie of Savannah, Ga. And. of course, they all visited back and forth with Mrs. Lee's and Mrs. Curry's mother, Mrs. W. P. Brook* of 417 West 2nd street. MISS NANCY FOSTER, chairman of the DOES dance last Sat­ u rday night, told me they had a successful evening—Ed Russell's orchestra from Orlando furnished music and the Elk's Club was attractively decorated with a pro­ fusion of Spring flowers for the occasion. FOUR SANFORD COUPLES had complimentary things to »ay about the smorgasbord served at Rymal'a restaurant in Deland—Kilning there one night recently were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gramkow, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Crumley, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Silver* and Judge and M n. Volia Williams, COMBINING BUSINESS AND Jr. Artar dinner thfy spent the PLEASURE, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. remainder of the evening playing Morris receotly stayed at the bridge at the Crumley's home. ANN (Mrs. William) MEYERS is the woman who slays busy at the "Little Red School House" (as it is called in Sanford) and her (even pupils, exceptional chil­ dren. range in ages from three to around 11 years old. A native of Iowa. Ann is a Navy wife who has lived here for two year* with her husband and seven year old son, Steven, on Bradshaw Dr. in Country Club. She is a Sunday School teacher at the United Luthern Church and also la active in public tchoool work. Mr*. Eugene Pennington wai hostess at ihe March meeting of the P o m * Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church. Mr*. Charles Lewis, vice presi­ dent, presided at the meeting. Mrs. William Tanner led the group in the opening prayer fol­ lowed by a love offering. A social hour was enjoyed with games being played and refresh­ ments served to Mrs. W. W. Horne, Mrs. M. V. Wilkin*. Mrs. R. A. Cohen. Mr*. Curll* Green. Mr*. Douglas Stenstrom, Mrs. William Tripp. Mrs. J. A. Fuller. Mrs. Lewi* and Mr*. Tanner. Elect Officers The VAH-ll - Enlisted Mens' Wives Club will meet Friday at 1:30 p. nt. at the Enlisted Mens' Club at the Naval Air Station. Plan* will be dircussrd for a so­ cial event this month and an Kas ter egg hunt for the children. Thia young woman says of her work, "It is an inspiration—I learn aomethlng new every day". She stresses good health habit* and learning to thara and play together. Betty (Mrs. 'D avid) Laude, preiident of the Seminole Alsoelation for Retarded Children, aald that the school has the faci­ lities to handle more children. MEMBERS OF • Canasta Club that hava been meeting monthly for acveral year* had another en­ joyable evening together Saturday night when they met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Well* on Magnolia Ave. The hostess served what sounds like a "real glam­ our" dessert—meringue, tinted green, topped with fresh straw­ berries and peaches and lime aherbert. Other club member* present were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Redding. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Harper, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Monforten, Mr. and Mrs. George Stine and Colonel and Mrs. Paul Cheaterson. By BETTE GOLDMAN Staff Sgt. and Mr*. Noah Reedinir, Thlid St., me the proud par­ ent* of a new son, Craig Allen, born Feb. 21. Mr. and Mr*. John Wood* be­ came proud parent* for the third time, Feb. 25. Rarliara Ann, the new baby, weighed I lbs. 4 o*. The Wood*’ have a »on, John Jr. and an older daughter, Kim. Member* of the Chulunta Youth Club showed their wonderful spirit again by- making door to door cotlections for the Ceiehral Palsy Fund. Late TV viewers Sunday morn­ ing,, had the pleasure of seeing Mis* Phyllis Howell, president of CYC make the presentation of their rereberal-paUy collection to Stubby Kaye on the C-P Telethon. Snow hound in Florida! Mr*. L. Vorveie and her son, John Wil­ liam were scheduled to return to their home in Providence, R. L last Saturday, hut all flight* North were cancelled due to the storms and record snow-fall there. Their host*, the Murphy Family, of Second Street, are .pleased to have them for a longer visit than planned. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Kimmel The wedding will take place June of Atlanta, (la., announce the en­ II at the First Church of the Nata« gagement and approaching mar­ rene in Sanford. riage of their daughter, Betty Jane, to John Carlo* Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter of Sanford. Mis* Kimmel will he graduated from DeLand High School June 3. Mr. Carter i* a graduate of Seminole High School and la now attending Athens College in AthTwenty-one 4-H gtrla. two 4-H rn t, Ala. boy* and four leaders met with Mis* Myrtle Wilson at the Home Demonstration C enter,. Saturday morning, for " ‘County Demonstra­ tion Day." T h e following . demonstration* wrre given by the girli and boyas The VAH-5 Enlisted Men's FOOD PREPARATIONS — "Pigia Wives Club held their first month­ Pie". Carla Lommlcr, Longwood; ly meeting this week at the "Twelve Rule* For Good Cook­ N. A. S. meeting room on the ing," Dcbby Krecek, North Orlan­ base. Ifficer* wrre elected to do. TALENT - "Piano Solo", Joyce aervr for Ihe coming year. Mrs. Ruby Travis, was named Kclltiorn. Slavla, "Good Groomj " . Lydia Tiohy, Joyce Bellhore president. Mrs. Irene Chaney, vice ,n8i and Geraldine Elliott all of Slavia president, Mr* and Maureen McV’ay of North Or­ secretary, Mr lando. "Entomology", Michael treasurer. Mrs Krecek, North Orlando. "Cleaning Silver", Marsha Clarke, North Or­ lando. "Making Brushes", Patty Harville, North Orlando. "Health", Martha Dean, North Orlando. "Public Speaking". Linda King, Sanford. "Electricity", B r u e e Dean, North Orlando. "Setting Ta­ ble." Mary Connelly and Catherine Dean, both of North Orlande. "Making Pot Holders", Debby Davit and Bonnie Stodden, both of North Orlando. llrure Anderson Jr., is spending Carla Lommler and Linda Klag (lie spring holidays with hi* par­ will represent Seminole County a t ents, Mr. and Mr*. B. W. Ander­ the district demonstrations, March son at their home, 4080 Orlando IB in Orlando. Dr. Frank Scott, son of Mr. and Automobile accident* eaaaed 11.4 Mr*. F. D. Scott, 437 Scott Ave., ia home for the spring vacation. per cent of all accidental death* Both boy* are students at the i In the United Statas In 1*6*. . Baylor School fur Boy* in Chattannoga, Trnn. Robert 31. Morris, son of Mr. and Mr*. Herman E. Morris has entered officer* training with the local National Guard unit station-, ed at Ft. Henning, Fla. Hi* ad­ dress i* O/C Robert 31. 3torri», 32nd Co. (O. C.) 3th Stu IOCS) TSR. FI. llcnning. House guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira E. Southward at their home on Hibiscus Dr. arc Mr. and • Carpet 3Ir*. Charles E. Nutlry and Mr. • Tile and 3lrs. Russell Nullcy, all of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. VAH-5 Wives Club To Meet Friday Personals • • Demonstration Day Observed By 4-H Girls and Boys V A H -II Wives Club Chuluota - - Miss Kimmel To W ed John Carlos Carter Hostess To Ponce De Leon hotel in St. Aug­ ustine. They were there when THE HONOR of hating the ihe Gay Ninety Rail was held in "Garden of the Month" goes to the Gold Ballroom of that color­ Mrs. Harry Lee, Sr., who lives ful hotel—and they joined other in a grey French farm house tourists in doing a lot of tightlocated on the corner of E. Sec­ seeing of the many historic ond and Shirley St. Her neatly- | places. kept green lawn i* bright with Ixorn. geraniums, whitr alyssum. STILL BUBBLING WITH EX­ na*:>;riums. snapdragons — and CITEMENT—but oh, to sleepy, very lovely Gerber* daisies. How- were the five young girls who eter, Mrs. Lee said that recent arrived home Sunday after a fivewinds nave been playing havoc day whirl about Washington, D. with her garden. She docs her C. with their host, J. Brailey Odown yard work, with some help, ham. Betty Odham, Barbara and next to playing with her Smith, Michele Jones, Linda Rob­ grandchildren it gives her the son and Faye Kants had namemost pleasure. engraved autograph hooka (given to them by Mr. Odham) filled with signatures of many VIP'i that they met while away—They observed* a setsioii of Congress, visited the Senate, toured the White House and from early morn­ ing ‘till late at night were busy seeing all the many places of interest. One day they were lunch­ eon guests of Congressman Syd Herlong—also never to be for­ gotten was the Italian icstaurant where they were serenaded by. strolling singers—and the rollick­ ing good time they had tossing snowballs in front of the May­ flower Hotel where they had a suite of rooms. - .MISS DEITY JANE KIMMEI Church Calendar The First Methodist Shut-In Player Group will meet at the homo of Mis, Emma Duliose, Flora Heights, at 0:30 p. lit. The Friendship cIh>* of the First Chrisliuu Chuich will hold a “wiener roast" at the home of Jay Walters on Banana Lake at 8:30 p. m. First Baptist Church W. M. 8. piaver service for the week of prayer meet* at 7:30 p. m. SundaySchool Woiker'a conference meets at 8:15 p, m. Plnccrest Baptist Church XX of­ ficers and teachers »uppi r and meeting will he at (1:30 p. m. It. A. meeting at 7 p. m. Prayer Meet­ ing followed by business meeting, R p. m. Gill Scout Troop 233 of the First Piethyterian Church meets at 3:15 p. m. Senior High Choir Supper will lie at t! p. ni. Mid­ week Ilihle hour meets nt 7 p. in. Special Lenten service at All Saints Episcopal Chuich, 1:50 p. m. THURSDAY Spring Deanery Meeting of the Episcopal Uiiurchwomrn meets at St. James Church, Orntond Reach. Girl Scout* meet in Youth Build­ ing of the Fir*l Prrsbytcrlan Church at 3: IS p. nt. Plnecrc»t Baptist Church WMU Week of Prayer Program at 0:30 a. m. Church Visitation at 10:30 a .nt , 2 and 7 p. nt. Pastor'* class of the First Cltrittian Church meets at 7:31) p. in.' Try New Recipes For Lenten Season REALLY GOOD STUFFED POTATOES — Bake the d esire d number of "Idaho*,” ncrubbed but not oiled, in a 400 to 450 degree F. (hot) oven to make a criap skin. Teat for donenesa with m thin skewer no as not to mar the nkin. When tender, roll each in mitted hand*; cut top off lengthwise. Scoop out potato: whip or rice. Add enough hot milk or cream to make fluffy, some butter, salt, pepper. Or uae thick, dniry-noured cream and nnipped chiven, adding shredded Cheddar or Swii* cheese if vnu like. Refill poUto shells, pilling high. Top with butter, cheese if desired. Return to hot oven to heat and brown, 10 to 15 minutes. May be cooled, wrapped individually In heavy foil, and quick froten for later use. THURSDAY Tha Azalea Circle of tho San­ ford Garden Club will meet at I p. m. at tha homo of Mr*. A! Hunt, 24U Palmetto Ave. Gucat speaker will bo J. F. Darby. Camellia Cirelt meets with Mrs. James DeBord, 111 Sunland Dr. at S p. m. Mr*. B. W. Turnm will present tho program oa •Tlower* and Trara" of tho Bible, Central Circle will meet ot tb* home of Mrs. Ira E. Southward, 1916 Hibiscus Dr. Tha meeting will start at 1:45 a. m. HemarocalUs Circle meeti at T:30 p. m. with Mri. C. E. Hunter on Narciaeua Ave. A lec­ ture and workshop on tb* garden will bo given by Mia* Camp­ bell of Winter Park. 3!agno!ia Circle members will meet at tho home of Mr*. Frank Lieaha, 404 Palmetto Ave. at *:** a. m. From th e n they will leave in a group for a tour 01 of J1CBQ9 3lead* Cardona, followed tap a luncheon at Johnson's Restaurant. Palm Cirri* moats with Mrs. W. W. U ni, Silver Lake ot *:3o o. m. Guast speaker will be Mn. William H. Graham of DeLand, past chairman of district • and prasideat-eloot of tbs DoLand Garden Club. Woodroae Circle meela at the bom* of Mrs. A. A. Wilson, >04 Collin* Dr. at 10 a. m. Mr*. H. A. Moreland will givt a program on horticulture. The Ivy Circle will moot at the home of Mr*. Uoyd Swain, 407 San Carlos Ava. a t S p. m. Sanford HD Club To Meet Thursday If you are Interested in a aatIsfying little luncheon dish during the Lenten Season try the fol­ lowing recipe. EASY BAKED TUNA AND MARCAROM 1 can creole style macaroni with mushrooms 1 7-or. can tuna 1 tablespoon maragarine '« cup fine dry bread crumbi t4 cup grated Parmesan cheese 3IETHOD: Empty macaroni into mixing bosrl. Drain oil from tuna, add to macaroni, break up tuna meat but leave In fairly large piece* and m il lightly. Pile m a­ caroni mixture into 4 Individual shell-shape baking dishes. Melt margarine in small aklllet, stir In rrnm bi, remove from heat and mis in cheese. Sprinkle crumb mixture over macaroni. Place on cookie sheet and bake la hot (400 degrees) oven until hot through and bub­ bly—about 11 minute*, Sheila may be put under broiler for a few seeonde, if desired, to brawn topping a bit more. Makes 4 servings. Serve with salad, hot broad and beverage. Flyaway sleeve* wing from shoulder's adge to art off tha marvelous shape of this slender .Miiygnshrl linen. The bodice area and inner alreva scrolled with Hrhlffll embroidery, patterned lika Persian paisley. Charcoal with oatmeal, navy with Como blue, inuff with oatmeal, Como with oyster, oatmeal with oyster. Sites 6-11, 7-17. la tied in n bow-center front. Samlalwood, dove grey, navy, black. Sice* 6-18, 7-17. SPECIAL MARCH • - 21 Silver Standing Include* Tooer and Bleach. REG. 120 NOW 9 |Q Pro* Manicnr* with each TINT M4* HIAWATHA DRIVE The Sanford Homo Demonstra­ Pham* FA S-7T4T For Phillip, tion Club will moot Thursday at ■oh, Mnrgi* or Prance*. I p . m. a t the 8 . D. Cantor on Mth St. Topic of the program Teas. - T hun. • PH. • Evening win uc vaiw Ban ruiiBuwg vi Appointment* a t « iibdic* Furniture." 1 4 1 ■. * | w-VHB r j �2U0 t AIK AVL SANFORD, FLA. CHASE and SANBORN u 4 F M Fair L IM IT -3 W IT H 55.00 FOOD ORDER L IM IT -1 W IT H S5.00 FOOD ORDER 8h«p Food Fair For CowfUto Liao Of World Fonouo BA RRICIN I Chocolates CAN Big Dip Tempting L IM IT -1 W IT H $500 FOOD ORDER ■ VtoaUi Sob. Henry M. m (D-Waab.) « f o i Cmgnn tbariaa JaiMdlatt.oMutnic- f aack tr p m r floats at tbs U. • . bases la Aatoretko. at aaM tbo floats, fries* at iWm dslhrs afioao, would FYNE-BAKE ASSORTED Ina Safety estions Mode SO (UFI>—Wkb spriof s a l at say y a n its rs tab* bo nod «a Merries, tbs Motor d a b arises these H |i . CAKE MIXES C. V K: \ GOLDEN a O R Y CRUSHED ' . * . PINEAPPLE 2 FINEST PREMIUM FLAVOR I f riabtwd'Wsy to fadesLIBBY’S OR CYPRESS CARDENS PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT BLENDED Fre»Mar Purple Roeedale Garden rtalatftf. ATS « mlxm OF D efeaieeta. FliORtOA TOi oRisen: a. c. ctm n ri L4HKTH MAH , BURUOYNR; tISSt. HACKNKT] JAMKS I>. tOBTTt J. D. HACKNKT, alee ae JOSKPH n. HACKNKT] J. IIACKNKT: FAN NIK SBTTi C U SA H. COX. MBIN . COX aaO EMMA COX M il H it-law • (- H a m il t o n c o x kaeO: CHART.ES C. WARWICK] U HACKNKT. SUSAN M. ON a n , J. O. HACK NET, AH V. DOnBETT, MARTHA LXT, H. C. WHITBREAD. IT A. KTRAUtJHX, DANIEL. M. CKXKT. WM. O. HACKNKT, IAN HACKNKT, JOHN A. HAC. 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TOILET SOAP DEODORANT IV O R Y SNOW ZEST SOAP DETERGENT FOR FINE LINENS TOILET SOAP — GETS DEEP D O W N C TO ILET SOAP — IT FLOATS DREFT DETERGENT LAVA S O A P IVORY DETERGENT - HARDWATER SOAP CASTILE 3d OFF DEAL TO ILET SOAP — 2 2 IVORY SOAP 2 SOAP TO ILET SOAP — IT FLOATS 0XYD0L K I R K ’S S O A P LIQUID bfT IR C E N T — 4 * OFF. DEAL DETERGENT TOILET SOAP. .(WITH KNIFE DEAL) IVORY FLAKES ZEST 2 IVORY SOAP SOAP 4 3 �V fr W tnfarl I r t i S Wed. March 9, 1960—Page 7 Hon., Tuw ., Wed. Opm Till 7 P. M. T h u rs, FrL, Sat. Opm TUI • P . M. PSG U. S. CHOICE FYNE TRIMMED HEAVY WESTERN MATURE •Trices Good Through Saturday March 11th' Boneless CROSS CHUCK ROAST Standing: Sirloin or Porterhouse Feshly Ground KRAFTS CHEESE FOOD PARMER CRAY ALL FORK "PIGGY LINK' FRESH CUT HALIBUT or RED SALMON BO NELESS STEAKS FARMER GRAY SKINLESS FRESH CAUGHT LARGE HICKORY RANCH FANCY SLICED RINDLESS BREAKFAST FRESH DUG CHERRYSTONE WASHINGTON* <UPi> — Two corn state peaches *r* Involved today in a ta rt rhubarb. A con* grrum an aayi tha apple of his cyo ia tha viethm of a political plum. Democratic Rep. Marvin Coad of Iowa charged that 19-ytar.old Marilyn Canby w ai picked ta bo tha stats'* princes* a t tha annual cherry blossom festival hero by a “phantom organisation'' working in cahoots with Republicans. Mis* Canby, a student at Aner* Iran University, told United Press International she wanted no p art In tho bitter cherry wrap. But sha said sho was •'thrilled'* a t her selection and was “looking forward’ to tha April 4*10 fasti* val. Coad wrote tho Washington Board of Trade, festival sponsor*, th at lowa'a princess crown should go to Sandl Ann Loveless, 19-year, old daughter of tho state's Demo, cratlc Gov. Herschel C. Loveless. Mias Canby was selected by the Iowa Stato Society run by its sserstery-trsasursr, Mrs. Ralph 8. Gromann. “Insofar as all but n vary few Iowan* In Washington era con* cerned,’* Coad wrote, “selection of tha state’s cheriy blosaom princess In recent years has beta a process shrouded in mystery." lie iiid the only knowledge ho had of Mra. Gromann'a group was that aha bald a brunch one# a year, and that a president, a l­ ways an Iowa GOP congressman, was named each year who select, ed tha prlneats. Rep. H. R. Grots (K-IOWt) la this year’s president. On the other hand, Coad aald Miss Loveless (who hasn't been heard from yet) wae picked “a t an open meeting of a properly or* ganlied Iowa etata society," a newly formed group ta which Coad belongi. Coad coneedod th a t the Confer­ ence of State Societies had recog­ nised Nias Canby as lowa’a prtncase. But he said ha wanted Me protest brought to tba attention of the Board of Trade anyway* D A /P Y P fP T . CHEES Fresh PORK ROAST MISS WISCONSIN * PIZZA CHEESE *1 Ml BREAKSTONE % TEMPTE W HIP FROZEN FOODS FRESH PIG HEADS Fresh Country Style Back Bone Lb FAMILY PAK BREADED NEW DELHI (U PI) — Soviet atomle expert V. 8. Emeloyaaev aald Tuesday night • report th a t Communist China will e xplode itg first atomic bomb this month la a “fairy tale." Experts on Communist Chinese affaire in London and Tokyo ■greed that there waa little peeeW bllity tha report was true. Member of parliament Dr. la * ghuvlra made hie claim ta th e legislature Monday and repeated it In a U l'I Interview Tuesday. H a said the bomb would ha tgplodad a t • a, m March M in Biaklaag Province. Emeloyanov, chairman of th a Soviet Atomic Energy Utilization Board, commented on the claim a t a newa conference. Asked If China haa produced an atemia bomb, he aeldt “God knows." Bui he Indicated ho hlmaelf did n e l bellsve It. He !> touring India In coanao* tlen with poaaibla Soviet plane ta cooperate on peaceful atemia energy projects, U. S. Icebreaker WORLD Of Fresher Yet Fruits & — Vegetables! -K -K -K -K WINTREE FROZEN SUPPERTIME FROZEN MACARONI 0 CHEESE ICEBERG Lettuce 2 — 2 9 Tomatoes O fP T HARD RIPE Carleu SAVE Oh m Tsm ' it WESTERN WINESAP LIQUID DETERGENT J OY L I Q U I D DETERGENT A LL PURPOSE TIDE DETERGENT DETERGENT — 3d OFF DEAL* BLUE CHEER DETERGENT BLUE DOT DUZ DETERGENT TODAYl E Cinnamon Buns or Spanish Bar Cake Escarole & Endive Reg. 35c Now DETERGENT — lOtf OFF DEAL 65* DASH DETERGENT c TOILET SOAP DETERGENT — I t OFF. DEAL 15* CASCADE DETERGENT HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER — 8 f OFF DEAL’ 30* S P I C & S P A N HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER 81* COMET CLEANSER 2 CAMAY SOAP * WATER CONDITIONER CAMAY SOAP LIQUID CLEANER MR A B O A R D U J J . GLACIER NEAR ANTARCTICA (Delayed) —(UTI)—The U. S. Navy’s meat powerful Icebreaker led the Dan* Ish icebreaker Kista Dan to tha safety of open waters today. The husky Glacier tore through the last of a B4.mll* peck of lea a t *8:20 Tuesday afternoon with tha red-hulled Scandinavian ship dose astern. The Kista Dan, carrying Sir Vivian Fuchs' expedition, had been trapped fe r 1# days a t tha eastern end o f tho Bellingkanaon Sea a t tha aatraaca ta Marguerite Bay. Before the aiecler freed H, lea* irou* pressure ice had tipped the Ista Dan I t degrees. Fuchs, In a message to the OBu clcr’s Capt. Philip Porter, eh* pressed thank* oa behalf aif hie expedition end the JClsta Dan crew members. CLEAN 7)4 O S FKC �*-W «d. March 9, 19B0 • Iff fo v ir u jio n By JERRY COVINGTON To an old Greyhound fan, last Sunday was a delightful day. Aa aoon a* l learned that my buddy, Joe Bonikowaki, waa achcdulcd to atart on the mound In the Senatora Intra-aquad game, 1 immediately made my way to Tinker field juat aa faat aa I could go. When I got there Bongo waa already on the mound and who elae would he be facing then Harmon Killlbrew, laat year'a home, rim champ. He gave him a blazing faat ball and then a curve. With the third pitch he ■ came in with a beautiful change.up and **Killcr*' topped It timidly to third and thia ended the inning. They got one run enrlicr in the inning and from here on out Joe waa very aharp and effective. In the accond inning there enme a time when 1 had mixed eniotiona. Joe had re. tired the firs t two men without any dif­ ficulty and the next man he had to face waa faat year'a Sanford teammate, Jake Jacobs. Of course', I waa pulling for both Joe and Jake throughout the game and it waa hard to choose whether I should pull for a strike out or a base knock. Joe got two by Jake and then he guve him the fat one right down the middle and Jnke lined it sharply to center for a single. Joe went three innings and his final time out he had to face big Harmon again. This time he used his same effective change*up and got Harmon on a ground, er to third. For a 19 year old kid, I would say th at •■ n fn rb 9 m lb Yogi Berra M ay W ind Up* Third Sacker This Season Covers Sports Joe waa outstanding. The Nats are loaded with power hnd he came through with all (he poise and confidence when he faced these seasoned veterans. ’After the game we had a nice chat and Joe was very calm about the fine job he had done. He said, "you know, Jer’, I have found th a t it’s a lot easier to throw against these guys because you know that you really have to hear down on every pitch and you usually get it across the plate." Joe is very confident about his chances to make the majors and, although he will robably be sent somewhere for seasoning, e feels that if he gets his curve working th a t he will be in the big time. While Joe was busy on the mound, our friend Jnke also was making his bid to stick with the big club. Besides the single off Joe in the second inning, he hit a booming triple down the right field line in the 12 th inning. It would have been a double for most players but, with Jake’s speed, he stretched it into a triple and later raced home on a long fly. He didn’t get any defensive trys in the outfield but when they see him work in the "pasture" I am sure that the N at brass will be im. pressed.. Theso two youngsters will I* in the lineup a great deal during the Grapefruit League season, so plan to go down und sec them in action. The Nats open up lando Sunday when they face the Tigers. .. R American Loop Adopts Suspended Game Rule For '60 Ohio Bowlers Squeezing Ouf From NCAA Cage Tourney Held In Tourney Notre Dame Eliminated IW M Press lei fractional . West Virginia today led all other Notre Dame U the jlrit major favorites into aecond round berths. casualty of the NCAA major-colOhio University, after trailing legs , basketball tournament, but by 11 points at halftime, stunned laat year'a. finalists California and Notre Dame with a second-hair surge and beat the •Irish, 74 68. at Lexington. Ky., In one or six first-round games played Tues­ day night. Also scoring first • round wins were New York U., Duke, and KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Western Kentucky. All qualified Defending champion Tennessee for second • round berths In four AAI aad high-nearing West Vir­ regional lournamenii opening Fri­ gin La Wesleyan flash tonight in day night. The last two second-round the feature eenteot of the 22sd annual NA1A basketball tourna­ berths will be tilled tonight when New Mexico State and Oregon ment. Each teem waa Impressive la clash In a first-rounder at Corval­ Tuesday’s first-bound action, West lis, Ore., and Kanaaa and K aniis Virginia Waalayaa routing Vailay Slate play off for the Big Eight at Manhattan, .City (N.D.) Me44 and Tenncsace championship ■3 •.. AAI trimming Midwestern (Tex.) Kant. Here's how the field now lines W 4 I. • ■ :■ Tanasseas AM, the top-seeded up for the four regional tourneys: At CharlatU, N. C.—Duke (15-10) team hi the weeh-leag tournament id h r the National Aflo­ va. St. Joseph’s (19-5); West Vir­ a t IntereoUeglate Alhlat- ginia (25-4) VI. NYU (20-3). At LMlaville, Ky.— Ohio Unlv. Ian, h a t won the title here the pael three yoara. The Tiger* dll- (174) va. Georgia Tech (21-3); ployed the aamo type of ball- Western Kentucky (104) vs. Ohio handling aad fine shooting in State (21-3). At Manhattan, Kaaa. — Texas Tvtaday'a game which carried te aa unprecedented three (114) va. Kansas or Kansas State; DePanl (114) va. Cincin­ entire championships. Pour Tonnoet oo AAI players nati (23-1). At Seattle, Wash.— California ecered M points or heller against the Teians, with guard Porter (23-i) va. Santa Clara (21-0); Utah Meriwether’s 28 points leading tha (244) va. New Mexicp SUta er Oregon. attach. Notre Dame walked off. the West Virginia Wesleyan was paced h r Jam es McDonald and court at halftime with a 32-11 lead ■ill Smith. McDonald , was high over Ohio Univcriity, but the scorer with S4 points, while Smith Irish were blitted in the opening hit 11 of 11 from the floor and minutes of the aecond half as Ohio one of one from tho frea throw ran off to a 44-34 lead. In (he other first-roundcri, Cali­ lino for 23 points, Tho two oontury • plus scoring fornia crushed Idaho State, 71-44, olubt am scheduled to meet at at San Francisco: West Virginia downed Navy, 34-88, NYU defeat­ I p. m. firal-rouad action concluded ed Corfnectlcut, 71-33, and Duke All fir Tuesday, with third-seeded Jlouth- trounced Princeton, 1440, at Xtw ora Illinois, seventh-ranked Stet­ York; and Western Kentucky son, ninth-seeded Pittsburg (Kan.) mined the tourney scoring record State, aad lOth-soeded Christian by only one point In hlaating Mi­ Brother! (Tenn.) among tha ami (Fla.) 10744, at Lexington, Ky. aarly fataliti#*. Defending Champs Look Impressive TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) - Ohio, playing host to 30,000 bowlers In the American Bowling Congress tournament here, isn't leaving much room for the real of the na­ tion to sueeze Into the standings. As tha fifth day of the 73-day tournament opened here today, Ohio entries held four of the top five scores in open team compe­ tition. Yesterday Robert Wheeler and Frank lannsrelll of Ashland. Ohio, rolled into first place la doublet with a 1,237. Charley Grosselin of Wooster, Ohio, grab­ bed second place in the all-events ilandinga with an 1,323. The acorea are not expected tn stand up when the biggest names swing tnlo action. Cincinnati's Western Bowl No. 1 learn, lead­ ing open Itam s with 2,333, should give way at le a d by next Monday night, whan the defending cham­ pion Detroit Pfelffera appear. The Pfelffera, led by tingles and all -events champ Ed I.ubanski. rolled 3,242 In 8t. Louti last winter. In doublet yesterday, Wheeler, a bowling businesa owner throw­ ing from the port aide, rolled games of 233, >04 and 213 for a 333 serial. Iannartlll chipped in 211, 243 and 171 for the 1,237 total. John Smresiak and Edward Weber of Linden, N. J., rolled 1,2H In take third place, Sm reuak get­ ting 343 and Weber 393. la all-eventa,. John Scarpa ol Detroit took over third place with l,3M after Grotielln had taken second with 1,323. Scarpa rolled a tournament high 831 series, on gamea of 211,236 and 224, and with hit partner William Murray's 303 aariea grabbed seventh place in doublet with 1.300. In tingles, Gene Westlork of Saginaw. Mic|t., rolled an eighth place 333, but the rest of the standings remained intact. Murray’! Bake Shop of Ashta­ bula, Ohio, took over fourth place in open teams with a l,392, led by At Camplesa with 314. Robertson Voted Nation's Outstanding Cager MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) Oacar Roberteoa of Cincinnati, callaga basketball's highest allh a s scorer, today was votad the Batten's No. 1 player for the second straight year In the All-America Ring Results VmM frees lateraatiossl LONDON (U PI) - Wally Wift 34714, England, outpointed Virgil Akias, 14144. 84. Louis. (10); Del Flanagan, 160, St. Paul, Minn., va. Phil Edwards, Itl, Wales (no cfloteat), both fighters disqualified ia 7th for holding. TRENTON N. J , (U P D -J. D. Ellis, 123U, Trenton, stopped Ed­ die Armitraag, 133, Elisabeth, N. J . (I). LOB ANGELES (UPI) - Don Johnson, 123, Los Angeles, draw with Juan Ramlres, 1ST, Mexico City (3). s e c u r it y A selections of Mm National Basket­ identical to the UPI All-America picked la a poll of 330 newspaper ball Coaches-Association. Jerry West of Weet Virginia, writers and radio-TV broadcasters. Darrall imhoff of California, soph­ omore Jerry Lucas of Ohio Stela and Tom Stith of Rt, Bonaventurt also were earned to the AU-Amer ica first team chosen in a poll of 441 members of the coaches' asso­ ciation. Robertson, the 3-foot-S pbenom who owns II collegiate scoring records, received a total of 3,413 lnts in the voting system used the coaches. Weat had 3,311 points, Inboff 2,033, Lucas 3.013 and Stith 374. Robertson and West are repeaters from last year’s tesm. The team was chosen by tho na­ tion'! coaches for the Wheaties Sports Federation and distributed exclusively by United Proao Inter­ national. The roaches' first team was with the New York Yankees this year is lo get Berra and Elston Howard into the lineup at t ! 0 same time — despite the fact there is room on the field for only one catcher. So Casey announced that he’s going to experiment with the ever-agreeahle Yogi and see what the 35-year-old slugger ran do at third. Esposito, a .187 hitter in 33 garnet for the White Sox last sea­ son. went 3-(or-4 for the second straight intra-squad game Tues­ day and has made three ex trV base hits in two days compared tn two all last season. He had • double and two (ingles Tuesday to lead a brisk assault against 18game winner Bob Shaw. Lavagetto waa emphatic about the Senators' improvement this year but insisted on keeping tha bad news from the fellows ha thinks will finish below Washing­ ton this year. "I'm not saying who we'll bea% out. but it’ll be somebody," he ORLANDO ( U P I ) - T h e Ameri­ said. The Senator* have finished can League today adopted a sus­ pended game rule that conforms eighth the last three years but closely to tha National League Lavagetto is encouraged by a bumper crop of Waihington rook­ rule. Preiident Joe Cronin announced ies who he feds can win behind that games terminated at any time power generated hy Harmon Kilafter 4V4 innings by curfewi, time lebrew, Roy Sieveri, Jim Lemon, limlti, light failures and darkness etc. Richards' sermon to his pitchers during second games of double headers no longer will be replayed came after the Orioles had manM from the start. Instead they will be aged just 43 hits and 10 c a r n n r resumed from the point at which runt in 34 innings of batting against the Baltimore pitching they were terminated. "Such gamea will be known a t machine. The machine throw* outpended games," said Cronin. nothing but straight fast balls— "However, exrta - inning games but alm ost all of them go over which are completed and Kill tied the plate. "I guess this upsets a lot of will be legally lied games just a t theories on pitching," said Richbefore.” Weather will tik e precedence in ardi in a «arcastic vein. "It Just determining whether ■ called game goes to show that after all, if you will be a suspended game. A game can get the ball over the p la te n hailed by weather, and then a sub* you'll get a lot of guy* o u l .'^ The Orioles, of course, didn't do sequent light failure, thus would be too well against "live pitchers" a completed game. last season with a :238 team batiting average. Two more key holdouts agreed to terms Tuesday when shortstop Johnny Logan signed with the Milwaukee Braves and all-aroundman Tony Kubek signed with tha Yankees. Logan Is believed to have signed for $30,000 while K u * NEW YORK (U P I)-N o w that bek, probably signed for *18,000™ Outfielder Gene Woodling ended the Archie Stoorc-Erich Schoeppner light Heavyweight title match a week • long holdout when ha has been made. Andy Niederretter signed with the Baltimore Orioles plana to fly to Berlin, Germany for an estimated $33,300. Woodling Thursday to get the signatures of led the club with a .300 averaga challenger Schocppner and man­ and drove in 77 runs last season. ager Walter Englert oa the con­ His signing completes the Orioles' 40-man roster. tracts. Niederretter la tha American representative of Schocppner and Englert. Unbeaten Schocppner la champion of Europe, Jack (Doc) Kearnt, manager of champion Moore, likewise plana to fly to San Diego, Calif., Thursday to have 43-year-old Archie co-sign By United Press InlenulJoaal the contract* for his ninth defanse Bob Pettit ii using the opposition of tho 173-pound crown. for target practice while warming Kearns signed (or the mateh up for the National Basketball As­ Tuesday at headquarters of Fea­ sociation playoffs. ture Sporti, Inc., which wUl pro­ Pettit, lest season'* scoring mote Ibe bout, probably in July champion, hit for 34 points in Tues­ at Jersey City, N. J .; the Los An­ day night's only game ae the B t ^ geles Coliseum or tha New York Louis Hawke wound up a success™ Polo Grouada. fnl homo seas on with a 123-101 via­ tor? ever, the Detroit Platons. The former LSU lia r has canned 13* points hi bis laat five game* for a 27.3 average,'ailghtly better than his 33.3 seasonal mark. United Press international Yogi Berra la on third base. Sammy Esposito is hitting .730 and Cookie Lavagetto is talking like the Washington Senators are pennant contenders. It's spring, all right, and if you still don't think the whispering palms tell managers strange things, then how about Paul Richardi saying big' league pitchers should take a tip from "Iron Mike," the Baltimore Oriolei' mechanclal pitching monster! The little birds have told Caiey Stengel that one of hit problems Moore's Defense Title Slafed HAHEBAIX AND TRACK PRACTICE gets into full awing ns Seminal* High begins it* apring sport* program. A t top. Coach Dave Laude give* *omo pointer* to three of hi* bnllplayer*. Bottom, four of Coach Jim Pigott'* npinter* afart practice. (Herald Photos) Big Ten College Students Blast Rose Bowl Ban By United Press International Student newspapers at Big Ten schools altackad a proposed ban on pott-ieason sports on general grounds it would turn their con­ ference. Into a "little ten," or a replica of Uit Ivy League. Nawspapcn at three of the schools commented on varying days and In varying ways in edi­ torials decrying a conference de­ cision to end the Rose Rowl pact and a proposal tn eliminate all poit-seaaon contests. Conference athletic director* and faculty representatives will vote on the final ban at a May 18 meeting at East loosing, Mich. It was at East Lansing, home of Michigan Slate Unlvrrilly, that the student daily newspaper, "The State Newt," . suggested naming tha eonferenre the "Little Ten to Crain Signs MONTREAL (UPI) — Milton Crain, a 243-pound center from the University of Mississippi, has sign­ ed with the Montreal Alouettes of the’ Canadian Football League. Crain worked nut briefly last sea­ son with tha Baltimore Colts. avoid desecrating the name of tha Big Ten of yore," "The State News commends the Rig Ten In its traditional form but until conference academic re­ presentatives kill the strategy proposal of the athletic director* that all post season sports com­ petition by member schools be barred, our conference will no longer have Its aura of bigness," the editorial said in a paper pub­ lished Monday. At Illinois, Urbans, 111., the stu­ dent newspaper, "Dally llllnl," laid in an editorial Tuesday that athletics "creates solidarity and university pride" on the national scale a a well as at eonfercnct level. "To withdraw from the real of tha country athletically," the ed­ itorial said, "we believe would ultimately lead to loss of student pride and the destruction of the conference itself." "Should (he Big Ten continue io be one of the finest namea ia collegial* sports, or should tha eonferenre be relegated to the position of a ‘once athletically powerful hut now Ivy League' typo of conterenct of Midwest- cm universities?" tha lllini said. Tha Ohio Stale "Lantern" ran an editorial Monday regretting the death of the Rose Bowl paet and entitled it "the end of an era." The "Minnesota Daily" termed the poet • season baa as " ri­ diculous" and said "it may hurt recruiting and make the Big Ten just a atop behind the Ivy League." The Iowa etudent dally w«i ofReally mum oa tha m atter but carried comments from athletes who were "disappointed" and who predicted (hat top . notch high school athletea would not go to Big Ten schools. Wrestling Title UNIVERSITY PARK. Pa. (UPI) —Penn State will seek it* 14th team title Friday and Saturday when tha 33th annual Eastern In­ tercollegiate wrestling champion­ ships are bald at Princeton, N. J . Lehigh la the defending champion. Pettit Using Opposing Fives ForTarget Drills Seovy Seeks Win In Snipe Regotta CLEARWATER (U P D -F ran cii Seavy of Clearwater nought an­ other win today as the 28rd annual International Mid • Winter Snipe Regatta went Into Us second day. Seavy took tha lead ia tha first day of competition Tuesday, win­ ning tha first of two racta aad placing aecond la tha second race. Jn tha runner-up spot was tha current national enipe champion, Air Force L4. Dick Tillman of Val­ paraiso, Fla. Following him was a six-time winner of thli event, Ted Wllla of Wichita, Kan. EVERY­ BODY NEEDS PRESTIGE Nightly 2T, 8:10 P .M . K s s o c ia t e s , in c . VA 1-7BM «r FA M TM Stock Exchange BONDS FUNDS • rtasa Arm* of per»t if* In On I civic Ufa of your community. F ar information, coil • 3 MATINEES WEEKLY whin youdo... visit FAMILY! Ifyoune»d UP TO$600 phoni:FAirfu2-4012 before noonto arrange formoneythesimedsyl Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY Saving Ii Convenient Here! Every feature of our'n»*oclation is da* slghod with esfety, increased earning* and con­ venience for you in mind. For your convenience: • Save-by-Mnil plan, enay-to-serve-you office facilities, fast service. Como in! • Clubhouse • Hooted Stands J*rrv Collins, Co-Owner • V a k i Parking Sorry, N o Minora FIHAIKI SIRVia INC. r| YinfoeJ M NRIVTV 1H SouthPartAnom Phwi: FAsrfsn2-4412 FA 3 7331 Sanford. Florida f �-*d** 8 ljr Oanforh ftrnlb Wed. March 9, I960—pnpe 9 National Labor Force To Increase, Hahn Tells Lions By 1870 there will be five work­ ers In the national labor force for every four there are now, D. B Hahn told the Sanford Lions Tues­ day. But the smallest increase in the number of workers will be in the 25-44 age group where employes era most wanted, the manager of Sanford's branch of the Florida State Employment Service said. Workers 45 and over will account lor more than 40 percent of the expected labor force growth, Hahn eaid. The great number of workers tinder 25 will present a problem since these ranks arc expected to grow 37 percent more than they have In the past 10 years, llshn said. The employment service man­ ager said the small number of men expected to be available in the 2544 group in the 60's is due to low birth rates during the depression ridden 1990's. Employers will have to use all qualified workers avsilable if em­ ployment ranks needs are to be fill­ ed, Hahn said. More women will also enter the labor force, he pre­ dicted. Kiwanians Take Awards At Meet Xiwanis International won a top award, the George Washington Medal in the American competi­ tion, again on Washington's hirthM dsy In special ceremonies at the • Freedoms Foundation headquart­ ers In Vslley Forge, Penn. A second awsrd, the Distinguish­ ed Service Award, was also given the Kiwanians for having received at least nine awards in the eleven 'annual competitions sponsored by the Freedoms Foundation. I The George Washington Honor .{Medal was givan the Key Club In­ ternational, a high school boys £ club, for a seven point youth pro• gram to cultivate creative citizen- ship. Sigrns New Pact PHILADELPHIA (UPI)-Dcmald (Dudey) Moore, who coached La­ Salle to a 16-6 record tbli season in the second year of a three-year contract, has signed a new fourpear pact. POLICE STRUGGLE to hold back crowd of screaming women who try to get a glimpna of Prlnceaa Margaret and her fiance, Antony Armatrong-Jonea. The engaged couple are ahown (bottom) aa they entered Covent Gar­ den in London to attend the ballet. LONDON (U PI)—Princess Margarst and Antony ArmstrongJones will be married in West­ minster Abbey May 6, it waa annuunved officially today. Prince Philip will give the prin­ cess away and the Archbishop of Canterbury will conduit the serv­ ice. Announcement of the data waa made after a tendon newspaper, the Dally Mail, came out with it in a headline thia morning. If reporta in royal circles are confirmed, the doll-like prinreia will wear a wedding dreaa de­ signed by her fiance, who created fashions in tha days when he waa snapping pictures for society and royalty. There was no Indication yat who Economy clothes washing with modern convenience It the watch­ word at the new Econ-O-Wash at 1203 W. 20th St. The new $25,000 Econ-O-Wash has 20 washing machines and six dryers. One hundred percent sort water is made on the spot by re ­ moving all the hard minerals from city water. Five hundred gallons ol water are kept hot alt the time. Econ-O-Wash is always open. Customers can set the clothes dryers for desired temperatures. Dacron and nylon are among the fabrics these modern machines can dry. Econ-O-Wash also features a sink for starching and soaking clothes, coin changing device, a detergent and bleach machine, clean rest rooms, a juks box and drink machine. The SO by 25 foot Econ-O-Wash building is owned and managed by Charles H. Robertson. The Sanford business is on a two acre plot of land. Robertson also has an eight month old EconO-Wash in Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Robertson staff the Sanford wash­ ing center. • • • The fourth anniversary of Don ft Oeri's of Longwood Is being cele­ brated this week with the restau­ rant's usual fare, plus trimmings. The owners moved to Longwood from Cleveland, O. six years ago. Tender - Flavorful STEAK Lykea Thrifty Sliced Barbecued Whole ALL MEAT Fersons wanting to contribute cakes, pie or coffee to the Longwood Civic League auction March 26 may bring their contributions to the league building during library hours, Saturday mornings and Tuesday evenings, the afternoons of March 24 and 25 and all day March 28. The auction at the Civic League building at 7:30 p. m., March 26, will feature cake, pie and coffee 'tales. Proceeds will be used to benefit the Civic League. would be bast man for ArmstrongJones but ona name mentioned waa th at of his uncle, Oliver Me*sel, tha famous designer. Queen Elisabeth now will direct the Archbishop of Cantobury to issue a special royal wedding li­ cense. It will be written by hand an vellum by Henry J. Fisher, a skilled artist, in a form of script dating back to 1600 when the first ElUabath ruled tha land. Tha British Broadcasting Corp. already baa applied for permission DAYTON, O. fUPI) - Jet Joc­ to televise the wedding and it ia certain that at least part of the keys have borrowed a piece of terviea inside tha church will be equipment from their counterparts on the race tracks—spurs. televised. Lt. Col. Charles Itlgney, com­ mander of the 56th Fighter In­ terceptor Squadron at Wright P at­ terson Air Duse, explains he w ean the spurs on' his boots to stay aboard the ejection seat of his JACKSONVILLE (U P I)-A sec­ Lockheed F-104 Starflghter In cate ond Florida baskalbatl team, the he la forced to use it. Univerilty of Jacksonville, was named Tuesday to eompete in the Gator Bowl Basketball Tourna­ ment Dee. 29-30. Jacksonville, third in the tourney last year, will eompete against the University of Florida, Georgia and Georgia Tech. Gator Bowl of­ ficials said there was a possibility that two more teams may be in­ vited. AF Jet Jockey Finds Spurs Useful FIRST CUT FRESH MEATY Limit 5 Lba. I’leana Jacksonville Set To Compete In Bowl Super Value HERSHEY’S With 15.00 Food Order MR. HIGGINS TAKE8 A CALCULATED W H IR L S W f FIRM RIPE 4 RED BIRD V IE N N A SAUSAGE GOLDEN RIPE A LONE EMPLOYE walks through a movie »et winter acene on the first day of a acreen actors' atrilw th a t may make thia one of Hollywood’# longest and hardest winters. Thousands of atudlo workers were thrown out of work by the first actors’ strike In Hollywood history. NOTICE Applications are Invited from male persona Interested in partima position aa Assistant Secretary and Examiner for the Civil Service Board of the City of Senford, Florida. WHITESIDE COLLARD GREENS PRIMER* — 1 Lb. Cm SPAGHETTI REDWOOD LUNCHEON LOAF 1* Mr. Higgins b a calculator, Ha calculated price differences and decided to give margorino a whirl— If ha didn't lihe It, ha could always go bach to you-know-what, right! PORK & BEANS FOODKING Bleach Bird* ly e Potstoe Patties I t Ox. NUkely Cut 2/35c Beam Bird* Kyo Crinklo Cut Duties consist of maintaining personnel lecords, conducting of examinations and other admin* ietrative duties. AMERICAN BEAUTY 9 Os. BLACKEYE PEAS NAVY BEANS J k i LIM A BEANS 1 Merton Mecerenl Potatoes 2/39c & Cheese (irH x Glint Nat Peas I I Oi. C a n , >91 21c T V Dinners A p p lic a tio n s s h o u ld c o n t a in : Ketchup 1. Full name, age and residence. 2. Where employed for last ten years. 8. Minimum of three references. A. NOW Q u a lific a tio n s . 2 Fabulous Markets 5. Where resided for last ten years.' Mail applications to: • Civil Service Board P. O. Drawer 220 Sanford, Florida Applications should be submitted before March 19, 1960. 4* Mrs. filbert's Margarine f • Calculate prices yourself —then try Mrs. filbert's. You'll find It e moment of MARKETS SAVINGS 1100-1 3 th St. Goldsboro �•ft S a fa ri •m g F t f t 10—W«a. March ». I860 WASHINGTON (UPl>r- Harold where he died about five hour*' WASHINGTON fUPI) Be raps hire's presidential returns strengthened Vice Presi­ dent Richard M. Nison's grip on the GOP nomination today and iv e an expected lift to Sen. ohn F. Kennedy In the Demo­ cratic race. » An unimpressive write-in vole for Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York gave little encourage­ ment to his admirers who had hoped he might still be a sleeper candidate to cbatlengo Nixon at the Republican National Conven­ tion. Incomplete returns from the nation's lead-off presidential pri­ m aries In New Hampshire Tues­ day showed that Nixon and Ken­ nedy Were runaway victors. Any­ thing else would have been an op set. Nixon was unopposed In the {residential preference vote and Kennedy had only nominal com­ petition. In the separate election to national convention delegates, there were candidates who fa­ vored other presidential aspir­ ants but they trailed the pro-Ken•edy and pro-Nixon aisles. From tho nstlons! standpoint, Republicans were particularly In­ terested in Ibe write-in vote for Rockefeller as evidence o( the ttrength of GOP opposition to Ninon. Rockefeller decided In De­ cember against trying for the nomination. Results from more than twothirds of tho precincts gave Rock­ efeller Shout 2,000 write-in volea against 40,000 for Nixon, whose l» m a waa on the ballot. In 1932, When Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. Sen. Robert A. Taft and Harold <1. Ita lia n warn on tho GOP ballot, Gen. Douglas MaeArtbur received 9,227 write-in vote* and Mil fourth, SSf-'i ■i Kennedy partisans cheered the Now Hampshire results because 1Ikwl* ,leiMSflee IkoH their candidate *ass ran stronger than 6ny previous Democrat- In a con­ tested Of nneontested presidential printer? In the normally Republi­ can state, la 1932 and 1936, the -Republican veto exceeded that east In the Democratic primary by more than 2 to 1 . ' Trailing Nixon by a margin of teas than 2 to 1, Kennedy could be showing greater appeal io tho Cetera la his neighboring state or could bo demonstrating that bed a stronger organisation N un earlier candidates. / Whatever the reason, Kennedy'! Mew Hampshire vote was not cal' eulated to damage hts position as t e a l mirreat pacesetter among eaaOdalea for the Democratic J 6 i Kennedy viewed hie showing as - • "vote lit confidence" which would mean much in his bid at the Democratic convention in Los Aagcles next July. Sen. Thurston B. Morton (RKy.), chairman of the GOP Na­ tional Committee, and Sep. Norrte Cotton (R-N.H.) both hailed the Nixon vote. They were fee facts a more savara test April I te Mi head-on presidential pri­ m ary contest with Sea. Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Mlnn.). AIRMAN RONNIE D. TOILER, left, Wesley QIIm , NAS Safety Enuineor, center, and Lt. Emmanuel J. Vlllnr, dinplny nljrnn painted by the men of Fleet A ircraft Scrvico Squadron 61 for use In the monthly nnfety campaiifn. WEST PALM BEACH fU P I)The 17-year-old Californian who coolly told police he killed seven people sobbed uncontrollably Tues­ day night when he saw his sister. Dennis Whitney, held here for grand jury action Friday, was visited by Mrs. Darlene Clesry who flew here from California with her husband. Mrs. Cleary, 28, barely holding back her own tears, said "it's ell so horrible. It's hurt so many people. I can’t understand why he did It.” The lean, red-haired youth spent Tuesday In his cell, smoking and writing letters, making the most of n "day off" from Intensive grilling by police. Two hearings for Whilney will be held In Miami Monday to con­ sider charges in cdnneclion with the killings of two filling station attendants there. Miami attorney Louie M. Jepeway has been named to represent Whitney. The young killer's slater apared lale Tuesday, Before then had maintained a quiet, cold attitude a i he answered ques­ tions. But when he saw his sister he broke down and sobbed heavily, clasped In his slaters arms. Mrs. Cleary said "all he could do waa cry, lle'a so sorry, so sorry." Tho youth admitted shooting eight persoas with a .22 caliber pistol during a murder-dolled, 19day trip from California to Miami. Seven of hi* victim! died. The Palm Beach County grand jury will consider one of the killings, that of Mrs. Virginia Selby, 62, of Hialeah last Friday night. He told police he killed two service station attendants In Mi­ ami, one each in Victorville, Calif, and Tucson, Arlx., and a Negro man and a middle-aged vagrant In Phoenix. He also wounded a third aervlce itation attendant In MiamiDeputy John Kirk, J r. aald Whitney li a "model prisoner. He sleeps most of the time and is quiet when he'a awake." Kirk said the aix-foot Whitney la in a cell with 10 or 12 other prisoner* and there has been no trouble. He said "he hasn't asked for anything except some wrjting materials and we've given him some, We've kept him supplied with clgarcts." Mrs. Cleary said her husband took a two-wcck vacation to make the trip. "We ean't. slay long," she said. " I wish they would try him as a juvenile. I can't under­ stand why he did It." In Miami, the truck driver who picked up Whitney In Arizona and gave him a lift to Miami said "he seemed like a clean-cut young fellow.” Howard T. Farleigh, Jr. of Miami said "I thought he waa 22 or 23, probably a college boy. He never even once used profanity.” Farleigh said "I had a roll of bill* on me worth more than he got from all those holdups put together, and he knew It. We speht three days together on the road." There will be more equitable voting for county school board members now that school districts have been made to conform to county commission districts, coun­ ty school superintendent R. T. Milwee said today. Milwee said that the creation of a new school District 2 In the' heart of Sanford and movement of old district lines will put more equal numbers of people in the five school districts. Under the old system, District 1 Included Sanford proper and East Sanford. District 5 Includ­ ed West Sanford, Lake Monroe and Paola. District 4 Included Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Fern Park, Forest City, Longwood, Lake Mary and Bear Lake. District 3 included the Oviedo area, and District 3 took In land around Geneva. Under the new system, a dis­ trict has been taken away from the less heavily populated area in the southeast part • of the county and given to the more populous Sanford area. Districts 1 and 3 which form­ erly Included from Paola to East Sanford have been broken Into Districts One, Five and Two, with District 2 occupying Sanford proper and Districts 1 and 5 re­ treating east and west on either side of the new area. Where southeast Seminole coun­ ty had two districts, much of that area is now Included In Dis­ trict 4, which covers everything in southeast Seminole east of Hwy. 17-92. The line between dis­ tricts 4 and 3 has been moved west so that District 3 now only takes In everything west of 17-92 and south of Lake Mary. District 1 grew eastward and now includes East Sanford and Geneva. E. Fellows, M. preiident of the later of an apparent heart attack. National Asia, of Broadcasters and chairman of its board of di­ rectors, died Tuesday oa the eve of what officials described as an "Important" board meetlag. Fellows eollapied at the NAB offices aad was taken to George Washington University Hospital REV. ROBERT WELLBION Six NAS Men Get Liberty Passes Church To Hear Missionary Talk Rev, Robert C. Wellmon will describe Nicaragua and the work done there by Church of the Nasarene missionaries a t San­ ford’s First Church of the Nasaene tonight • Mr. Wellmon, a Nasarene mis­ sionary to Nicaragua, Is on a furlough visit to the United in Jorge, Rivas and Managua since 1943 and has been super­ intendent of the Nicaragua dis­ trict since. May 1939. He is now stationed in Granada. A native of Union City. Pa., Mr. Wellmon graduated from the Hou­ ston Bible Institute in 1934. He was a pastor for 11 years before being assigned to missionary work. He served Nasarene churches in Warwick, Warren and Chester, W. Va. Six Cheekertalls of Heavy At­ tack Squadron 11 were awarded a hour liberties In the Mediter­ ranean this week for their ex­ ceptional efforts as members of the squadron's Line division. The six men comprise two of the division's A3D plane crews. Selected were: ADS Donald P. Smith, ADJAN Kenneth D. Se­ well, ATNAN Thomas L. Sigrist, AD3 Richard E. Jones, ADJAN Lloyd Frost, and ADJ3 Earl D. Vaughn. These men, by roundthe-clock maintenance and careful pre-flight and post flight inspec­ tions of their assigned aircraft were Instrumental in helping VAH-U's Skywarriors meet their operational commitments. No Lesson Learned HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) — Two youths who attended a crimi­ nal trial a i Interested observers California leads all other states landed in the same courtroom the In both car and truck registra­ following day as defendants. They tions, with 6,130,000 automobiles were accused #f driving to eourt and 1,136,000 trucks. In a stolen car. Legal Notice NOTICE W& dCavA /Bern tippoinbtd FHA Dealer T , whom It msjr concern; C Tho Htmlnnl* (.'minty Bnorfl of Adjustment wilt hold » p u ttie heorlne to ronilder the p o u lb llltr of nro nllnx » oetbsek variant* to Hen Ion IS of tho Zoning Regulation* a* requeued h r HoronSnn * Klncher, Inc., on tho followlnn described property: Lot S, Block C, IJnalUh Katalea Unit nn*. Public hearlnc will b* bald In lha Zoning Offlc* In th* Stmlnol* C ounlr Court Hour*. Hanford, Florida, on March IS, IMS a t 7:St P. Publish March S, ISIS. REPAIRS and A D D ITIO N S Bemlnola r n u n t r Board of A4)ultm*at B r 0. a . H«rrlm*n, Chairman •RSffVaLW r o r v r r wo t e n n r adjiistmscat kail## of Pohllo Mrarlag MRS. EDITH (sRIMSLEY, 20, of Los Angelos, holds her newly-born non, Jack, and the p art of an airline ticket nho didn’t get to une. She wan on * non-ntop flight (St. I-oute to Icon Angclefl) when nhe realized th a t she was going to have her baby before the plane reached Log Angeles. Mrs. Crimnley hnd the pilot radio ahead to Denver to have an ambulance ready. The baby wps born an hour afte r landing. Hospital Notes MARCH T Admissions Rossa, Sanford; LUlle llama, Sanford; AmerllB. Sanford; Dorrl. L. Cook, ttJ W Sanford: Lucille G. Willcutt, DeBary; Paulina M. Hobby, Sanford; Daniel Spcncer SUrr. Sanford; fteikln. te io r d 5 H0**"* S S ^ d a u g h te r* To whom It m a r concern! Tho Hemlnota Conntr Board of A djustmeat will hold a pubtla hoarIne on « n appeal h r Richard W. Hanks aealnat a decision h r th* Hemlnolo C ouatr Zoning Commission which refuMd a .,•U##•• permit to build A B*a station on lb* followlne deecrlhad p rn p r rtr i N IS* ft O f w SO* rt *r N IIS ft of KM of HtvH loo* R/ w for suiting roada, ISoetli.ii I4.SIH.XSK. Public hearing will ha bald In Ih* Zoning Offlc* In th* Hefalnol* C ounlr Court llouoe, Hanford, Florida, on March IS, 1ISI a t T J* P. M. or aa aooa thoroaftor a* poaalble. Hemlnolo County Board af Adjuatment _ . B r I . a . Harrlman. Chairman FA 2-7898 Order Your T 'X i nford-*Km11y*Bruce TSan Mr*' Abr*h,m Buckner, Senford, rutin# Hucifner stnfon' 1 «**u*hl*r; Mr. and Mrs. Richard BlJu. ’ rd- Chandler, Sanford, a daughter. Csnaty Agent To* ,don't have to buy fertilis­ er-blindfolded. Each fertilizer hag to required by law to carry a te g ate ting tho contents of the hag. A knowledge of tho m at­ erials end amounts of ehemieals th at m ake up n balanced mineral yteat food mteturo 1a essential if N i l success 1a te bo achieved te growing planta. Let's see what h carried on the fertiliser'tag. First of *11, the teg •tales that the manufacturer has reglstrod his fertiliser with tbo State of Florida and has atampd his name, iWirVlli address, IQQ aad OPlOl dates PI* thoroo*. Tho manufacturer Indi­ cates that this mixed fertiliser to mon g-H or aimllar |grade, aadi m w rw w w (e u f i H 10 followed the name of tho rtilisbr with a guaranteed anasis. The guaranteed analysis put thorn ter your protection. mi should study this analysis (roughly before purchasing farlaar. la te* first place, tha figures 1-6 iadlcate tea total available teaary plant food 1a tho beg of rtUtoor. Each figure 1s a per■U p. Thus, the total amount plant tend represented by this m ala la 94 per coat or 24 Uada t e a m pound hag of lUtear. fhaao figures may rua aa high m . You should buy all feril- m to th* haste af aoat par H M 'p te a t food aad not per us* ad fertiliser.. 1m Arte figure te tha M S •d« «f fertiliser repreteats tight w m a r eight pounds of total napai tea aecaod figure Is H percent af eight pounds of third figure represents tight percent or eight pounds of potash. Each of these figures will vary widely as manu­ facturers formulate according to tho recommendations published by your 8tsto Experiment Station. A more detailed breakdown of tha fertiliser follows under the head­ ing of "guaranteed analysia" oa tho fertilizer teg. The manufacturer ha* a rea­ son for using several forms of nitrogen. For Instance, soluble nitrogen U quickly used by grow­ ing plants and readily Machad from the soil, 11 only tho water soluble nitrogen ware added to the fertiliser and no crops were growing in tbo field, nearly all of this form would, do lost with on# good shower of rain on dan­ dy soila. Organic forms of ni­ trogen are slowly converted to more soluble form by microbial activity In Uio soil. Tho fertilizer tag moy Indicate that tobacco stem* or some other filler waa Included In tho ferti­ liser. Since It U In exeesa of other ingredient! shown, i f can bo assumed that this material waa. used a i a filler. So by reading tho fertiliser teg, you eaa bo absolutely suro of whst you're buying, end you can determine tha aources from frhteh lha pteat teod elements came. Remember, buy fertilizers oa tha basla to the cost per pound to plant food, end pot tha cost per pound to fertiliser. d i S h t . ? " 1* ' C°°k' ” Dlsmlesala * N « il7 l j k a Vnnrao• 'Button Maitland- Mild' Loo oJinV . Chv- Vfarv f im f/ tP fl • H- Chipman. Sanford; L ,* 6jr Br*M ‘ *i " f * d S Raymond Abram*' Vincotown, N. J.j Chrl,lln* Bobb. DeBary; Pearl B ,,M ' s,nford; B««b»»W Sheddea, “"'•liSS “ j^L “g t“ * CmM * Tan A ttn ftm * . "• "W # S lW O r d . NO\V 8 HOWING OPEN 12:45 FEATURE: 1:15 • 5:19 6 :2 3 - 7 : 2 7 - 9 :3 1 WIEBOLOT CAMERA • B. Park > Senford. Fie. Thin Prlc* Include* Mailing • Y o u c a n ’t p u t o u t M the human fires that burn in You c a n ' t a f f o r d to 60 M a i l a w a y E d i t i o n . CAMERAS Photography Supplies 1 • Day Developing Service Before becoming preiident of the NAB la .J u n e 1931,. he had been associated with radio station WEEI In Boiton and had man* axed the New England operationa of the Columbia Broadcaiting Sys* tern. The NAB represents about half the nation’a radio and television broadcasters. During the recent TV quit show and payola dlsclo*-1 urea it revised Its code of ethics in sn effort to combat abuses. Fellows also waa a director of the Advertising Council and a member of the executive commit* tee of the United States Com* mitteo for the United Nations. • STASIS n u n AT “ON THE BEACH” * a - Ja'atw. -A �•n !H WmR Wed. March 0. 1060—Titffe 11 nra MAVBB W E tD \ get along BETTER wrrH worth A tN? TURN NG A t i m e A \o*e A m ' \ to v c jR e o a , SA*u:E? BAR6B IFWB NEW YORK (CPI)—The season of the year ha» a great deal to do with how well people iee In the dark, according to rn u lti from a nrwr icirntific approach to an unsolved and increasingly im­ portant question. , Fast transportation, b r i g h t lights, and other modem innova­ tions have made nocturnal crea­ tures out of human beings who in the scheme of nature had been dependent on daylight. The high rate of accidents which befall them in the night showi they're not ai well suited for It at owls and cats. In their new approach three sci­ entists of the Naval Itrsearch Laboratory, New London, Conn., produced evidence which indicat- TRIEDTO LOGIC AT HIS WOt , OF THINGS J THERE.' TH ’ C L O T H E S HANGER WIRE AROUND MY NECK WILL HOLD TH’ HARMONICA IN POSITION/ :h«» cl smcpho me home, HASH ' a BAP CASE O* h e p a t it is .' K x m pc uuowr_ AW J O B ' TOO BAT. 0.0 7 WAN — V\£ £AVT ALL \ iH T THE PCEAAS.' ITS RE STOP ANDBt BLAKE. ttCOWWEO, I ALWAYS SEEM T’GETMYTASKS DONE MUCH/* ...W HEN I ’M ABLET1 WORK T ’ M U S IC /r— Q U IC K E R ...r WHAT JCf \ nsfwHATs THIS ALL , jo, ABD uT/ J/U YOU O T HOUR ROCKERf iWEVC GOT ORDERS ID . ' ARREST YOU » YOU ( EKTER1ME GROUNDS/ ) Jf.'ueiTV/lPON’T r.VCf TflL >OU A cd the lets daylight the human being tees, the better he aeet at night. Owls, eati, and other nat­ urally nocturnal anlmala itRy .ln the deep shade by day. Most peo­ ple don't. By’ the calculations ot these sci­ entists, Edward J. Sweeney, Jo Ann S. Kinney, and Alma Ryan, people should have their best night vision right now, toward the end ot winter and the beginning of spring. Their worst night vision comes in August and September, at the end o( summer. Many existing Ideas about hu­ man night vision are based upon one or a (ew measurements in large numbers of persons under special circumstances. The new view comes from extensive tests of only three persons for more than one year under ordinary cir­ cumstances. These three were neither out­ door workers nor vault peoplewinter or summer they had about as much exposure to the sun as most people. In the fall they were exposed to less and less as the days grew shorter; in winter they were exposed to more and more as the days lengthened. At each end of the scale there was a seasonal lag between max­ imum and minimum day-length and minimum maximum sharpness of night vision. In late winter and early spring, their night vision was at its best. Then M started falling off gradually and reachad ita low la la to saa* mer and early fall. Thera were differentia ta tha vision of Lha throe, of courae. But the scientista noted ta their report to tha Optical Society of America that those differences were not greater than the differences be­ tween the night eeelag ability of all three in the winter and tb# summer. ...A v O ACTS liA f A BAP ceoss PF TWEEN CATTA.N M j H AVP CCXOfiti. PlIWP— K X ItL , ----KNOW amaT X MFAN.' / . worn! txjtrr am£n nouauct w a our- w. ’THAT'S THE LAST .. 'miATS ViC I KNOW, READ ITHIS. THING I v n c n v ! {1 MtOSAae ? WANT M K TO 9 0 TO WITH VOUR /.O .U tP | |,,| I , better meals build better families OH, DAGWOOO. YOU KNOCKED MY RING DOWN THE DRAIN h and for the best food at lowest prices WHY ARE YOU ' ALWAYS SO « CROSS IN TH e M O RN ING S?^ shop Sanford and the Sanford Herald! NO PlAtTEf TO GET SOMETHING DIFFERENT... BREAK THE MONOTONY/ W H L Y O U 3T O B ^ ■lANGINO AROUWD7 D IN N ER S A L M O S T / A j $ t . READY ^ 7 PHEW"iris ; HOT IN H ERE/ ‘ A t u r n o n >o u r k it c h e n ■< ["[■(EXHAUST fa n nothing doing/ WIN3EY.S RARKfO j o u r in o u a [ DRIVEWAY fv ,, 3 -irH e \ •M ILLS THIS / ROAST ( se e r, ^ , H E 'L L W A N T TO S T A Y * - �Page 12—Wed. March 9, I960 Naval Attache Calls Caslro Red; Resigns Post BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!) — Capt. Felipe Vidal Santiago said today he resigned as Cuban naval attache in Venezuela because he regards Prem ier Fidel Castro as a Communist dictator who be­ trayed the men and women who ,*bed their blood to put him in power. Vidal dismissed as "ridiculous" Castro's charge that the United States was to blame for the ex­ plosion of tbe French munitions ship La Coubre in Havana last week. He said the blast was al­ most certainly caused by over­ heated water in the dock where the ship was unloading. "The cooling system of the Ha­ vana electric plant empties hot water alongside the Tallapledra pier (to which the La Coubre was moored)," the 34-year-old naval officer said. "When I was chief of maritime police in Havana, I would allow no ship carrying ammunition to unload at the Tallapledra pier." Vidal said be believes the pres­ ent maritime police chief is one of Castro's rebels who has no technical qualifications for the job and who accordingly may not have recognized the danger. HEALTH AND SAFETY TECHNIQUES are demonstrated by Girl Scouts gf Sanford’s Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Troon 204. Suzanne OrMoe practices artificial respiration on Linda Staples while other Scouts watch and demonstrate bandage techniques. From the left, are Linda Webb, Sally Robertson, Lynda Bedenbaugh, Martha Hoblitzell, Peggy Bowaa, Rowans.Van Pelt and Wanda Bedenbaugh. The demonstration was (Herald Photo) given to mark Girl Scout Waek this week, EDUCATIONAL TV ia a new way of teaching (science at Plnecreat Jr. High. Mrs. Helen Wostgato’e eighth grade science clans watches a half hour science program Mondays from 9:45 - 10:15 a. m. The program on WLOF-TV la used as a basil for the week’s study in science. It deals with ilS f e * faf * -- - - .. - Phagan, Mrs. Helen Westgate. Peggy Grier, Ronny Cash, Bobby Pollsrd and Jamaa Bennett. The Orange County School System and Orlando's Radiation Ine. sponsor the 18 program series. • GAINESVILLE (UPI) - A busband killed his pregnant wife Sun­ day In tha office of an attorney she was consulting about a divorce. The husband, Robert Radke, 2S, then shot himself In the chest. Ho was in critical condition. Mrs. Patricia Louise Radke, 2S, a phy­ sical education instructor at the University of Florida, died of a single .22 catlber bullet in tbe breast. The shootings were In the office of County Prosecutor A. Z. Adkins Jr., whom Mrs. Radke was con­ sulting as a private attorney. Adkins said tbe couple went into an inner room. Ho was following them when ho heard Mrs. Radke scream. Then be heard two shots. Adkins said ha grappled with Radke for the gun. Radke wrestled free and shot himself. Police said the Radkes were mar­ ried last August. They wel¥ separ­ ated and Radke lived in Jackson­ ville. LOS ANGELES (UP!) - The lense hours of wailing while a | murder trial jury deliberates the I fate of Dr. R. Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff are beginning to I show on the accused couple. I The tennis-playing surgeon and . bis red-haired mistress appear i glum and withdrawn in contrast JiSfV . /' I jo the near-gaiety they displayed much of the time before the case , was turned over to the jury Fri­ day. The jury returns to its delibera­ tions today to decide whether jjg/’ as « a-llmSfiLsf* jp 1 C. , -i m jk ' , V4Tn ~r . 3V * *^ ' «r'- vPVk. - *AsAmeD' ** * * rja THIS LITTLE FELLOW will be one of the many a tarn of The Herald’s annual growth and progress edition to be published this month. The Herald staff ia closing out the Agriculture and Industry Section today and will have the big six-section edition on the press before the month is out. Reserve copies for the traditional "mail, away” now. CROP Aids Needy Finch. 42, ynd Carole, 23, are coilty of murdering his estranged wife last July II. Superior Judje Walter R. Evans indicated night sessions may be neceasary if the jury fails to reach a verdict soon. Design Congress Set HOUSTON, Tex. (UP1) — The nation's first annual Drafting and Design Congress has been sehedrled for June 3-13 at the Rice Hotel in Houston, according to John E. Sedan, executive ice president of the Assoclatiosi of Professional Draftsmen. MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) — The Christian Rural Overseas Pro­ gram (CROP) last year received cash and commodities valued at $33,310 in Minnesota. The project was sponsored by the Minnesota Council of Churches. Gifts of 14,000 bushels of com to be process­ ed into oil for needy persons over­ seas. WHAT A DIFFERENCE THAT DAY MADE! I . Mrs. Filbert wot a lady like other ladiesshe baked and ironed and tidied. r* By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) - It was difficult to detcrmlae merely by watching Jack P aar’s kittenish smile whether H came from swal­ lowing tho canary or eating the crow. But one thing was d e a r: Jack's back. While listening to P aar renew old acquaintances with his NBCTV late-night audience, it seemed that ha was easting himself as a crusader against what he takes to bo journalistic injustices, lie's free to do this, of course, al­ though thus far, his thrusts have been limited chiefly to those who have attacked him. In his references to newsmen who covered his stormy February days, and nights, P aar made it sound as though they were all a bunch of nosey, vulgar bar­ barians. This is odd because tha newsmen be invited Into his home a few hours after the Feb. 11 walkout spoke sympathetically of his agitation and noted his graciousoess under fire. Paar was most eager to tell the press his story and they promised to print it fully. In fact, P asr's Feb. 13 press conference found newsmen offering him sound ad­ vice which he appears to have heeded to some extent. Finally, no mailer how Paar appears to make the press seem at fault in all of his problems, it's hard to believe thst tbe press publicity has harmed him or his show. He has thrived on it. Now, let’s hope ho learns to live with his press clippings. VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Pop# John XXIII said today that his visit lo a Communist section of Romo brought such an enthusias­ tic reception that "police had quite some trouble protecting my physical safety." The pontiff left tho IM-acre Vatican City Sunday to go into the poor Gentocelle quarter of Rome, He attended •Lenten services In the Church of San Falice dl Cantalica and then Joined the procession that walked in penitence around the church. The noblest instincts of William Turn hundred thousand faithful Faulkner's invincible cotton far­ turned out to cheer. mer, Jackson Fentry, w en glow­ ingly brought to life Monday About SO por cent of Uio ryo nlgbt In tba "Playhouse tO" pro­ produced comes from Russia and duction of "Tomorrow." other European countries. Horton Foote's moving, adap­ tation of raiilkner'c short story starred Kim Stanley end Richard Boone. Mias Stanley, whose TV ap­ pearances usually find her portn y ln g young Southern belles, added a few years for Monday night’s CBS-TV production as she played the part of Sarah Eubanks a married, pregnant Southern girt whose husband had deserted her. Her performance was a magnifi­ cent one. She has the knack of bringing out the small Joys and tortures with a tired breath, a sigh, a wistful wish for sunshine and warmth. She captured the full despair and loneliness and bleak­ ness of Faulkner's E u b a a k a woman. Boone, as tbe atole, hermit-like sawmill hand who befriends Miss Stanley and marries her after she gives birth lo a son, only to watch her die, also was a powerful fig­ ure Monday night. In a slow, quiet, open-faced and understated fashion, ho tnado the role of Jackson Fentry a superb portrait. Robert Mulligan's uncluttered direction also helped ease - the emotionally unrelenting story to its natural conclusion. Ths h ire bones of tho story, which dealt with a man'a devotion to those he loved, made for a simple state­ ment. But the dialogue, the acting and the direction added Immense amounts of flesh, blood and feel­ ing to that statement. II was car­ ried out In the best "Playhouse 90" tradition. 2 . But then one day instead of gingerbread or (am, Mrs. Filbert made margarine . . . 3 . Mixed tha finest ingredi­ ents her own way and made a d ilff t n l margarine . . . 4. A margarine that was cool and delicate and sweet to taste—delicious! 4. Try iust a little slice oil by Ranch Snaky itself—that's the real tost# test for morgarinol SAN SABA. Tex. (UPI) — C. E. Tisdale Is a man who really has to watch his step. In a 10-day period recently he and two cmployos killed SI rattlesnakea they M rs . F ilb e r th M a r g a r in e came across at his Barnet Springs Ranch cast of San Saba. . Louis Rotas proudly announces the HIGHWAT 1 f • 9t» SOUTH O* SANFORD Completely Remodsled Visit the NEW Mar-Lou Restaurant • for food you*li tell your friends about You'll find ths finest foods • deliciously prepared by a Master Chef with nearly SO years experience. A complete menu is offered -h ere are some o f the specialties: C f / k M I fC * J L E \J U \& M M to yenr taste ever charcoal. Inch thick m i larger!. • Charcoal Pit • for Steaks and Barbecue! Fried Chicken Greek Barbecued Chicken a wide variety* Plenty of Parkin* Cocktail Loans. Adjoining i f aVdnf■■auyi an = 3 == �Girl Scouts Have Their Week (JOHN) BULL'S EYE 1 ^ is te rs .th e B ro w n ic .sa re engaged in a variety of activities. ' ' cck ,nc.lu,le homemaking, citizen­ ship. health and safety, international friendship, arts and crafts and outdoor activities. The interest of these girls in beginning useful training at this stage is important to the future generations, since they’ll be rocking the cradles in the super space age. Also deserving the highest commendation from the commumty are the (»trl bcout leaders, who put in manv long hours of work and supervision with the girls, teaching and advising them. (ffi Programs such as that of the Girl Scouta must be en­ couraged and supported here and throughout the world. Nothing is more vital in these times than adult interest in th« youngsters npd provision of useful training and moral advice for them. Marilyn’* problem U fared thou*and« of lime* by good wive* who enrouter Jealou* ho*. Hilly from their husbands. Uae the advice below to banish the caufttlr remark* of inch rgoI Uttlral mate*. Save thl* rate and ute the non profit booklet below to help( other wives In our church or' PTA, for your newspaper tries to promote hap­ py homes. CASE 1) 493: Marilyn D.. aged ' 29, ha* been married 6 years. | “ But. Dr. Crane,' sue protest­ ed unhappily, “ the doctora said 1 could never bear a baby of my own. “So I have made application to various places, hoping to find a baby for adoption. “ And now I ran get a little hoy. But my husband objects: Ha says if it were a baby girl, that might be different. “ But he vow* he will never become the father of any other man's 'brat.* “Oh. Dr. Crane. I’ll die of hrarbreak if I can't adopt this i cute little boy. “So how ran I persuade my | husband to change his mind?" Whrn you marry, you simply | “adopt" a person of the nppusite sex and of no blood kinship whatI ever. So have no hesitation in likewise adopting a boy or girl, whether D B A O B Y B , / 7 fj0 0 ( r A D*% troL<=>*r Ti Ike Is No Ordinary Tourist— •He Didn't Bring Back Any Bongos By DICK WEST | Convinced that we ate facing WASHINGTON (UPI I If ; a new menace to our national President Eisenhower were an ) sanity, I stopped by a local mu— aWIn i ry tourist, it would be T15T sle store to investigate. This eon9a Imagine a scant that would firmed my darkest suspicions. lake place soon at the White I The bongo clerk told me that Rouse. he alone sold more than Soft acts The president would be upstairs V ia hla bedroom unpacking tha during the Christmas season at souvenirs he brought back from prices ranging from 18.05 to 13.1.60. hla. Latin American trip. Suddenly, the corridoi, would “It shouldn't be long before reverberate with what would sound like a load of buckshot every American horns has bon­ rleoehating off tha bottom of a gos," ht said. Shuddering, 1 asked if he rould galvanised bucket. Guards and stcret servicemen account for their current popular­ would spring up in alarm and, ity. It accompanied, he said, tha rushing Into the bedroom, would recent rise of calypso music. ^ i n d tha president perched on the ^ t d a of the bed, trying out hi* Amateurs took to them, he added, ‘‘because they don’t require any new set of bongu drums. Since the chief executive is not formidable amount of talent." an ordinary tourist, he probably 1 don't know what the bongo •voided becoming a bongo owner binge is going to lead to, but 1 during his travels south of the recently heard a story which in­ bonier. If so, he is luckier than dicates the dircetiqn. It was told most of his countrymen. to me by a colleague with whom Nowadays, a U. 8. citiien who I was discussing the problem. visits the Caribbean area brings He sweats that while visiting a home a bongo drum a ssurely as neighbor he saw bongos being ^ o n t who visits Swrltxerland brings played by a French poodle. •b a c k a watch. Not only that, for the past two or three years we have baen importing bongos in large numbers. Not only that, several U. S. firms ara mass-producing domesticated NEW YORK (UPI) - A pretty bongos. I waa blissfully unatvsr* of tha brunette and har fiance spent bongo boom until last Christmas most of Sunday melting a snow­ when tha yuletide peace ws* ,hat- bank to find some ice. Joyce Mullan, 21, and Thomai tered by what I thought was one of the children emptying a sack McCauley, 21, were looking for her 12,000 diamond engagement of marblaq Into tha bathtub. 1 regret to say 1 was mistaken. ring. Joyce end Thomas were saying The disturbance came from a set ef bongo drums which some mis­ goodnight after a Saturday night guided Santa Claus had deposited dale when the ring came off her finger and found its way into the down the chimney. In the following weeks I was snowdrift by her door. First ex­ to loom that bongo "playing" is planation was that Joyce had not restricted to children. Some handed the ring back to Thomai a t my adult' friends havs taken after a quarrel—and that Thomai tossed it away. K up, with uniformly dlsasterous angrily The couple later said the ring iulta. slipped off her finger. I Couple Searches Snow For ‘ Ic e ’ • DAILY CROSSWORD IsTha aaar kH aadU gtta a itta a Xk Malaga DOWN M.BusL B o n t «f ttu dM M fataa/I t-Rxeusea XkRxtra. k X aclaa* ocdL tkm 4daoo> nary 4. BpeUmkea*! ST.Oot Sk Writs. milieu Needle aperture Flower tO- kies m B aU o/a kMuaM fabhr.) IFuM to Ml I. Silent quarrel ig. Exclama­ tion Si Large 90. Severely 24L r 4k Palm lead fvar.) parrot GkCtasa t t ST. Relieves sr r 7” V G ina Becomes C an ad ian C itiz e n His southern colleagues generally have kept their addresses to about three or four hours. But Russell's father, the late Kingdsh Long talked for t6 hour* and 36 minutes in a 1936 speech •gainst the .Saw Deal'a National Recovery Act. Huey was the champ until Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) lifted his crown in 1063 with a 22 hour and 26 mlnuta speech on the tidelands oil controversy. Sen. Strom Thurmond (D S. C.) is the current champion. He talk­ ed for 21 hours and II minutes « L O rien tal bur tool U sat for religious nr educational pur­ poses, The federal penalties would apply only If there were local lawa against such violence and the arsonist or dynamiter fled to escape local authorities. Federal jurisdiction would be established only if the offender crossed a slate line or, in the language of the bill, moved in interstate oy foreign commerce. The FBI would move in at that point, making the situation very iiasarduus for racist goons. l-abor goons using fire or explosives for their special purposes are excused of federal penalties and relieved of tho FBI by the language of the administration hill limiting it to the religious and educational field. Federal penalties would be fines up to |b,000 or imprisonment up to five years or both. Several bill* were introduced last year to HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Italian penalise hate bombings, None of actress Gina I.ollohrigida and her Yugoslav husband plan to become Canadian citliens so their 2-year- Tourist Dollars Rise NEW YORK (UPI) — Mora than old ion Mllko will have a nation­ a million foreign tourist* to the ality. “ My husband Is slalclen,'* the United States will spend 9760 mil­ 32year-old beauty Monday night lion during 1960, the Oray Una •aid, “ but I waa very lurpriied Sight-Seeing Companlea,- Aseoclatand hurt when my own country’s ed. reports. Chief reason for the Increase, official* would not give my son twice Hie number for I960, la the my nationality. "This way, he will at least hava relaxing of money limitations by many European countries. a country." ptNNOUNCING-TW o %♦ H tr % it AMI MICAS lo w r .i fR in n r, PASSING!k MAIION WAGONS (By DR. r . LKO K HRWIN) tr 9 p Jit % w 9 m America's sMien trayea w achl ih m a p * Mm wertfs (aryesf sengsa fwnNy wbh TWO NIW-SIU srageas. They're Falcons in lira and savings—and lull Hedged Fold wagon wondera when tt comes In work I Willi S (cot leu car to manage, you're a genius at solving traffic problems—a past master at paiklng. fakes Wagsas « • grind eg la ItM Ism than other 0-pasaangsr compact wagons. Ilia 2-door modal is America’s lowast-prioad 6-passenger wagon.* faksa gives Mm beet gw aMsags a t any Amcrican-buflt wagon, on regular furl. You can go up to 30 miles on a gallon a t gasoline) Ysa gel aliMr faksa i ad apt, Isa. Repairs cost less. Change oil only once in 4,000 miles. And the Falcon's *l»m»i»u»««l puniuiiy Luis I w k t aa long as the ordinary kind. , tsagast bad less b Mm ssaga* laid is yours in a Falcon. TF» cast 7 ft. long, with cargo space totaling more than 70 cuhio feet! fsM-sIs-gaassaa* tarn, las, because Faloon Wagons ara bulb fed peopfs. There s room for hats, hips and legs. Came saw these aawssl wlinden bom tin Ford wagon weald I rou uvismm. % % % 9 9 1 9 % % % % 41 ■■coordination o f f i body functions, f; Normal health la ■ a state wherein ■ R t d t tha nerve trunk* ara free and clear of intarfer* cnee. Organa, muscles and Wad. March 9. I960—P at* IS KVM.TS i . ctaM ia*. aa.ortfeioa c s c a its r s a a u •eel*tv M iser „ MB|t*r aeteker ft, l i l t at the Reel rt k t MeraM Svelv so t t e tion, the Chiropractor acientifically locates tha aubluxation (alight displacement) of vertebrae th at ara causing interference, and through spinal adjustm ent la able to »»>• flow of Ufa force a t'is ijs if s js r s s s iflrs L rs s rs WSLIKB SI__________ M a a u tu Mile* w oN oa»! This - We Believel % fa m> M normal function within a reae< - — ska am « | C n i i m mi Marc* 1* UT9. * g| d o pfliH i fr# M wfcWfc If tt H l I i l •••!» •- 7Z Zoa Sleattoa e T a ll tfc* Ural aew s prtas*« Settle T t S a i S t i a m l m CHS..ate in the brain and pans out through the spinal aord, branching out between the vertebra# of the a p i n a l column. ,“ **h » ' — • Oae of a series of articles published in tha public laterM{ te explain and iluetrate (he practice ef scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. m b. PO R D -rar I* I a/a UHUmt PAt-CON-rSS {tar sus M .----------------- January, I960. I t waa patterned* after 'he Limiting kidnap law to permit the FBI to move quick!/ to ataiil local enforcement agra*' cies against bomb threweaa amt arsonists. The intent te crack down em labor goons equally with racist hoodlum* was boldly spellad out. It extended to any- building e# other real or personal pro p art/ damaged for the purpose of inter* faring with its use for edaeatloo* al, religion* charitable, resldrtw tial, business or civic ohj aellvaa' and to the intimidation a t a n / Ilemon pursuing such objective* , This patient -waa available whesa the Eisenhower etvil rtgtita H t waa drafted. Some senator reap find talkathon time In net question: Why did tho admin* choose to excuse the labor Happinaai Through Health If JACK TRIM n e w -size wagon it a 1 r 9 m«U into the hand of the anchor man who completes the rare. Well, human procreation is Just like the mile relay race, for bus* band and wife just pass along the genes and chromosomes in their germinal cells whieh their parents handed on to them. And their children, in turn, wrffl likewise pass them on to all later generations if they matura and marry and have children at their own. Inform your foster children early as to the facts. A father can tell them he "adopted'* their mother, too. from strangers who were not of any blood kinship to him at all. Yet he feels closer to his wifo than to hi* blood brother* and sisters with whom h« grew up at a child. And hit wife adopted Kira. Then they both adopted the new boy or girl. And as kmg aa mis* tual respect and love are present,*1 they are closer knit than reel blood kin. Romember how Cain slew Abel and Absalom tried to* kill hla own blood father. King David?) There's no Ihaglc In blood Ma* ship: Send for my booklet, “Ho* to Inform a Foster Child,** en« closing a stamped return enve­ lop, plus 20c (nonprofit). Usn II the third, who tinally thrusts it m- y s w c n u rc H o r fly LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON ( lll’l) —A fair question about the Elsenhower administration's civil rights hill now before the Senate would he this: Why were labor goon* excused of penalties for arson and dyna­ miting such as are proposed in the hill for racist goons? Section Two of the civil rights bill deals with such violence. Aa proposed by the administration, penalties would be imposed on person* who fled arms* state lines te avoid prosecution or confine­ ment nr tlie giving of testimony relating to certain wllfull arts. These ale defined as flight.after wilfully damaging by fire or rxplosivo any building, structure, WASHINGTON — In some dis­ town, and recently their target tant year, an ohscura government has been the Capitol. Architect of the Capitol George accountant will be causually scan­ ning tha 1000 expenditure* for Stewart and his men are in the midst of a once-in-a-llfetlme pro­ conduction work a t the United ject of painting the Capitol dome State* Capitol. His eyes will pop in it* entirety. at the entry: For months, the men have been "Fish neU — 12.076." slapping first one coat, then an­ He'll do a double-take. He'll other over lha metal exterior. read further: “ Mackerel-type net­ First cam# a muddy raspberrylsh ting, one-inch mesh, 16,800 square hue for anti-rust, then red lead, feet.” and now come* lha atari of a Fish nets for tha U. S. Capitol? bright mustard intermediate roat. What kind of mackerel fishing, he Last will be a fine, neat pearllahwill wonder, did those 1DG0 politi­ whit* paint. cians do around Washington? But every day the painter* spent Then the mans eya will move on half the morning just rleaning up to the column listing “Justifica­ after the starlings—ahd 1 don’t tion." ' maan mud track*. Over week ends, It will read: “For the birds.’* the evidences were knee-deep. The clerk* most likely rommrut What was worse, the bombing' will be, “ Yeah, strictly,** as ha runa of the bird* caused acid launches an investigation of the hole* in tha paint which had to ba strange spending practices of the touched up morning after morn­ Eisenhower Administration. ing. But, a* things ara around (he Ill exasperation, Stewart called Capitol, truth is oftime* mid. T‘ The in tlie couliliy'a greatest bird drfish nets really are for birds. I! tectivcs — men from the Fish and Tha past several yearn, tha city | Wildlife Service. Their deposition, of Washington has been oveiruniin effect, read: “Thera ara 36,000 —overflown? — with starlings.(starlings roosting in and around Eveninga they come to roost down-1 tha Capitol, When in such great j-r.vu is i M'H'.VH'u v -d i’x y lim a si:'. ii i:u > ; i: M2! rt>: " rlisrv-; 4: Uil :)I4 1 •JMKM Lit'.i '* .)'• CTIM miii '.vji ii l ilVJIJM mi i • : x : till n :4ii UM II'Ri-! rduir.i in n a n U :V-IS*4 M i ati of infant age or even 10 or 12. Egotistical young husbands of­ ten act and speak like Marilyn's mate, but the? should wake up to the medical facts. First of all, no husband ever creates the sperm cell that unites with his wife's ovum to produce a baby. Those germ cells were planted in the first man and first woman on this earth by God Almighty. So flesh-and-blood parents should quit being so egotistical. They are simply "carriers’* of those primitive germ cells, much a* relay runners in a college track meet Just carry the baton. You readers have probably ob­ served the mile relay race where four winners take a quarter mile lap apiece. The first runner la handed a baton to carry. Mark you, he didn’t carve that baton out of wood or paint It or have any­ thing whatever to do with it until it was placed in his grasp. Moreover, he doesn't repaint it or re-carve it or do anything to it while he carries it round hi* quarter-mile lap of the race. N'o, he simply holds it in his hand and carries it until he then passes it on to the second run­ ner. The second man likewise ear- T H y .N O onnin^nM n**r» m a t �t Something Now, Something O ld - W A N T ADS Are As Good As Gold Classified OTIir ftanforh Rrratb P a n 14—Wed. March 9,1960 S. Real Estate For Sale HOUSE, unfurnished, So. Sanford •17 EXCAMBRTA DR.! 2 bedroom unfurnished house. Ph. PA 2-0120 Ave. on Oakway. $50. mo. after 9:00 p. m. FA 24005. ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates HOMES. DUPLEXES, 2-BEDROOM and 3 bedroom APARTMENTS housea for rant, kiteheni equip­ ped. Across from school. Phone CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY 111 N. PARK AVE. FA 2-2420 FA 24411. 3-BEDROOM furnished h o m e 2-MODERN FURNISHED apart­ ments. FA 2-4556. 601 Palmetto avaUabla March 17th. to respon­ Ave. Available now. sible people. $106 per month. DEADLINES FA I4M8. LAKEFRONT: CB home," 3 large CLASSIFIED DISPLAY! bedrooms, Florida room, ear2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. ports, 1AV4 bath, kitchen equipTua* tom Fri. - 2 P. M. day be­ Call FA 24468. d, central heat: grove. In fore laaertiem. Mem. • fat. a m a k e Mary. $125. Phone UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, FA 2-368% kitchen equipped. 2405 WUlow STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Ave. CaU FA 2-1832 or FA 2-2821. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, Tnee. thru FrL . I P. M. day bt* 850, Crystal Lake Ave., Lake WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms fort iaaertton. Mem. • gat. Mary. FA 2-4066 or FA 24271. private baths, 116 W. First StRESPONSIBILITY: SLEEPING ROOMS, The Oables, 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. Reiistered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha ✓ Phone REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN J. W. HALL FA 2-2611 Tha HERALD CLASSIFIED INDEX l,Q u dT ud------;-----------8. Fer Rent ft. Wealed to Real 4. Reel Estate Wanted 5. Reel Estate Fer Sale 4. Mortgage Loans 7. Business OftpertaalUse 7-A Insurance ft Female Help Wealed 8. Male Help Wasted 18. Male er Female II. Work Wanted IS. Plnmblna Servicea IS. Electrical .Services 14- Bnild, Paint k Repair lf t Special Servicea 14-A Realty Parian 1ft Flowers 8 Plan* 17. Petp • Livestock . Supplies 1ft MaeUaery • Tesla 1ft Reals sad H elen - Legal Notice i s w as cikclit c o c r r , sixth judicial e m c irr, :x axi» m s a x i v e i a c e is rrr, p m s i m , h i t to s t 'i a r t i t u 1703 MAGNOLIA, large l-BR. furn apt., tile bath, screened porch. $65. FA 2-3951 or FA 2-2296. NICELY furnlrbra h o u ti,-raw ly decorated, earporte and breete way. fruit trees. Lew rent t( good tenant. 11 Smyrna Dr., Da< Bary., Fla. APARTMENT, 112 Elm. FA 2-0571. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom bouse, kitehen equipped. P h o a e FA 2-5303, PACK INSUnANCK, INC. a Florida Corporation, 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house on corner of Sanford and Grand­ rialatlff, view. Call FA 2-4447 or apply D. 0 . CTOKZR, at a t. 1118 Magnolia. ■ Dsfantsata. xoticb to D a ra so 8 ft 4 ROOM apartmaata. Phone TOl I>. a . STONRR and................. FA 24281. •toner, bio wllo; tho holro ot law of W. II. UANOKIt- REDECORATED 3 bedroom furn' FIELD) II Ih.jr aro living lahed house wjth enclosed porch, ■nd It tb tr aro daad. Me, bar or tbair known or unFA 2-8101 or FA 1-8363. baawa balra, davistst, apauaaa, creditor*, Honors, grantLORAL HEIGHTS: 8 bedroom oto, oialena, iru slr.s, and apartment, one block South ef aealnat i n r ■and all olbsr Sanford Ava., on the s ir base parlloa having or elalmlng to have a e r rlglit, till, and/or route to tho right, 6th. house on latoroot In tho property her*tho. laft. Endera, RL 3 Box 172. Inaftar doitribod. otld Undo ■Ituotod, lying ta d being la U I W lo I1 M A w i n l Wl lam laala County, Florida, laW ill Lola t anil I. according to Plal a t aurvay far Xark Davla mad* by II. >1. Tinklapaugh, datad A uau it is, ISIS and racordad In Dead Baab l l l , paga l i t . of tha Publla Record* a t a.m lnolt County, Florida, otld Undo alto known and daaerlbcd aa fallbwa: From a vancraia block on rig h t o f way ot Otata Hoad Na. t, located H U fast .V a t *W aarnar at BWU 8BU I V U , Oaatlae I t , Tawnahlp f t • a u th . Itanga so Kaai, run K IS* I F $ along laid righ t a t way I t fia t to point of beginning, thtnea rantlnua N IS* as* N l l . t toot, the nut ■ 41* II* C l l l . l l te s t thtnea South ss.| foal, thtnea a It* IF W Si.tt faat, thsnra S II* la* W IIS.* faet lo tha beginning; and llegln 111 teat N of a w cornar of flNH n\v«» a s ' i • WU, Bactlon It, Tnwnahlp I t aauth, lU n aa St East, run N 70.6 faat to a eoncrata btaek a t rig h t of way «f a ta te n a a d No. I, thtnea N. 81* a r ■ l l faat thtnea B It* I F H I t s I faat, thtnea a TO* I F W 301.84 faat to point a t btglnnlnf. . t o d ABB h b iu e s t n o t i f i e d th a t the F laln tlft h traln h a t in. ailtutad * ault agalnat you In tha Circuit Court a t tha Ninth Judlolal circuit, In one to r Scmlnala Coun-. tr , Flarlda, la qulat Ha tltla tu tha abava dtacrlbad proparlr. altu•ted. lylae anS balng I, Oamlnela Caunty, F U r ti a , aa . haralnabava ■ore po rtlau larlr sat tu t. Tau are haraby required la tlla your An. ■war with tha Clark o f slit Circuit Court, In and for Hemli.uU c'uunly, Flarlda. and aarva • Copy Iliareot upon Danlal tt. Iluntar, o f tha « rm a t Wlndarwaadla. Halnta, Master ft Ward. t t « P a rk a vsone, aauth. W inter Park. Florid*. A ttaraey far tka Plaintiff In tha ahava aetlan, an a r bafara tha is th day of March, A. D. Ilia, alia a Derraa Pro Conftaao will ba an taral agalnat you. IT I I ORDERED th a t thla ba publlahad In lha Han* rd Harold, * nawapapar publlahad In Oamtnala County. Florida, onca aacli waah for four aaniacuilva waaka. WlTNKHri tha hand of tha Clark of lha Circuit Court, a.mlnoU County, Florida, thla }lth day ar February, A D. ills. David M. annual Clark a t tha Clrault Caurl Oamlaola Caunty, Florida Byt ‘fa r th a T. Viklan kitchen privllegai. FA 2-2764, MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE CLEANEST, BEST RENTALS IN BANFORD. CALL FA 14274. Goldin Lake: 2 bedroom furnished garage apartment, Lake privi­ leges. $78. 8418 Orange: 2 bedroom unfurnnlibed house, kitehen Electrical­ ly equipped. |80. $412 Willow: I bedroom unfurn­ ished bouse, kitchen eleetrleaUy •quipped. $100, WILL DO ironlag in my home. Alto babyiitUng by day, week or hour. FA 24463. volved. See 90S Cherokee Circle HOUSEWORK. CaU FA 24627. or caU FA 2-2809. 3-BEDROOM block home, kitchen 12. P lu m b in g S e rv ic e s equipped. Patio. Buy my equity, assume 4 tV i mortgage. Pinecrest area. FA 2-2S43. 13. Electrical Services N OT I C E HOME SEEKERS Watch This Space OWNER MUST SELL AT ONCE: 2 B. R. home Just outside city House Wiring — Electric Service Sid Vihlcn limits, on Magnolia. Kitchen RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. equipped, Venetian bUnds, space FA 2-0011 heater. On 2 nice lots. Was 112 Magnolia This beautiful six room and bath home has screened porch, car' B l rfmltmq t o porte, utility and storage room. 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath, CB, kitchen is special qualifications for tha Underground sprinkle- system equipped home. 8700 down, Ip la a bom cone." for the lawn. Located on a large corner Jot a t 2466 Oak Ave. The price will be reduced $50 each CHRYSTAL LAKE day until sold. Original price 816,850-today's 818,800. Present Twcwwood-sbots from folf course, UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house. WYNNEWOOD: 3 B. R. CBS split level home, 384 f t front on loan, approslmately $10,700, can Ph. FA 2-0626 days, after 6:00 * house, 81300 equity and aasuma Chrystal Lake, 364 ft front on b t assumed. Monthly payments 858 monthly payment. Phone FA 2 0573. Lake Mary Road, 1W acre are $78. Shown by appointment FA 2-5876. grove included In 13 acre tract. only. Don't delay. Ste today. 2-BEDROOM unfumiihtd, kitchen CaU FA 2-3204. St. Johns Realty Co. equipped bouto; den, 114 bathi. In Lake Mary. FA 24601. Stenstrom Realty I l l N. Park Ava. REDUCING PRICE for quick HERBERT STENSTROM sale. By owner: 2 bedroom CB LARGE furnished upstairs apart* Registered Broker house, wood floors; corner lot, 8. Female Help Wanted m int, 3 bedrooms, downtown: ASSOCIATES fenced backyard. FA 2-1263. water included. $65. Phone Merle W. Warner FA 2-3071. before 3:00. AVON HAS Bcttya D. Smith * FARMER’S AGENCY S open territories — city — R. E. Magnusson t-BEDROOM furnished apartment, N. V. F anner, Realtor also opening In LOCH ARBOR. Ned D. Julian close In, reasonable rent. Phone D. H. Whitmore WRITE IMMEDIATELY for R. J. Boynton FA £-0041. Lillian G. Trams Interview — Box 246, Lockhart, Linvil J . Rlsner Associates. Fla. CLEAN 2-bcdroom unfurnished Robert K. Lea 116 B. French Ave. Ph. FA S-ISSl house, knotty pine anack bar Lottia Broadway After hours, FA 2-1818, FA 24821, aod -ablnete, 1 master bedroom. Kenneth Torbett UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for FA 24281 855. CaU NO 8-5367. 111 N. Park — Ph. FA 2-24 educated, amblUoua rather than NICE 2 bedroom home, 2 baths, experienced; person. 34.000 mini­ 2-ROOM furnlshtd apartment, 310 wall to wall carpet. For quick mum first year with promotion Magnolia. Phone A. K. Rosactaale caU FA 2-2721. each 100 days. Writo Box 4, ter. Floreat. FA 2-1851. Sanford Herald. NICE SMALL two bedroom house BEAUTICIAN WANTED on or be­ RENT A BED on two landscaped lota; equip­ fore Mar. 13th. CaU FA 2 3742 RoUaway, Hospital ft Baby Bads ped kitchen and space heater, dayi, FA 2-2455 evenings. By Dsy, Week or Month. located Just outside of city CARROLL’S FURNITURE limits, with city water. Price Fh. FA 2-5111 11$ W. l i t B t 81,893. Any reasonable terms INSIDE SALESMAN for buUding considered. material bualnasi. Good income young man with soma .ex­ C. A. Whiddon, Sr. for perience. Write qualifications to BROKER Box 40, e /o Sanford Harold, 2-BEDROOM upstairs apartment, 308 So. Park Ave. Ph FA 2-3881 clean and roomy, $75. FA 24868 l-BEDROOM house. 8450 down. 10. Malt or Ftmalo FURNISHED apartment, Avalon 208 Oakland Dr., Sunlaad. Can Apartmonla, 118 W. Second. bo seen anytime. 4-ROOM furnished apartment $40 FURNISHED upstairs apartment month. FA 8-5021. 855. CaU FA 24357. S-BEDROOM, 3 bath, kitchen UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom heuao, equipped, 1 yr. old homa. CaU kitchen equipped, double gar­ FA 2-0543 after 5:30. age. About 2 milei from navy base. 853 per month. CaU FA 24083 or FA 2-4373 nights. TIME FLIES and why keep oa ranting whan you can buy a three bedroom homo close in and have a 338. total monthly payment? Excel­ CARPENTER: Must have own lent lerm i can bo arranged on toola and transportation; pick­ lha down paymant lo fit your up truck preferred. AU work budget. By the way. Mom, the sub-lat. Apply In parson, Jim kitchan 1$ designed with you Walter Corp., 1418 South Blvd., Deland. OFFICE SPACE, 850 month. 300 W. 13th street. Ph. FA 3-2831 dayi, FA 2-1401 nights. INFREQUENTLY 2-BEDROOM bouse, completely furnished, free water and gai, deposit furnlahad. CaU FA 1-2577. WUto only. •re wa fortunate enough to be able to scU tha "nlceit” homa In town, but hero U la. Two bedroom, on tho moat beautiful tot In one of Sanford’s bait FOR SALE: 2 bedroom house, M •ran . If you o n dlscrlmlnaUng bathi, oxcaUant condition. You you wUI not bt disippontrd. may appreciate some unusual Owner must move, so it’s only fu tu re s la thla attractive homo. $10,050. (with good lermi). Phone NO 0-4006. W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Agency BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS Phone PA 84881 111 N. Park •0 ft. x ISO ft., on Brlarcllff S tru t, Draamwold, MOO each. Phono PA 843)1 M l Park Dr. Oavalapar PU8INTS 3. B a d r o o m s-J '/a B ath* Stenper Agency hsm.SIO/650 FHA $ 3 5 0 Down fm .;S6S.50 Mm HU, MtflAY 0HN BMW noons LOCATION: 2907 Park Avenue, In bountiful Pinacraat, and situated on w el landerapod 76' x ISO* lot. BOOMflt 8 nice hidnsm ft tik bath, living room, dining area, kitchen, carpw ta and ntlhty roam. Tarn Wont On 20th St. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Watch For Our Sign*. . . . OPEN DAILY 9:00 A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY 8 ll# P. M. TU Dark Shom ahk CONSTRUCTION: CB construction, with terraxxo floors and marble chip roof. EQUIPMENT: Electric range and unit, h o t w atsr boater, Venetian and chatalink fenced yard. tor, hooting ss, awnings, WALL PAPERING ft PAINTING Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Contact 508 West Sth St. Phone FA 24642 f YOU have painting problems and Want to taka advantage of ta rs of experience and tha ist of workmanship, caU K. M. Bledsoe, FA 2-4122. S 15. Special Servicea Sewing Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES ft MODELS 104 So. Park (24 hr. aer.) FA 2-3825 SERVICE CALLS |1.50. For dapendable TV aervieo call San­ ford TV Canter, 8th. and Saxford Ave. FA 2-3741. 15. Special Servicea AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Windshield Back Glass Door Gians Vent G lasJ SERVICE Scnkarik Glasa and P aint Co. I l : 114 W. 2nd SL FA 84622 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All work guaranteed. Free EiUmates. Phone FA 2-7818. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Wo invito you to bo our gueata absolutely fre t without •Wigs* Uan a t o u t of Baaferd'o leading Molelfl white you locate gaitohlo hoc stag for yeuroelf gad family. Pick op year key ot our Balra Office. You can nova in immadlfttely while tha papers are b e in g d to c c u k L We Guaranty Personal Satisfaction On Ths Construction Of Your llama For Ths First Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Coat WUI Ba Chaarfufiy B tf " n d s d i PRICE: This homo can bo yonrn for only 112,180, with Juat 81500 down naymaat and law mouthy payments. EXCLUSIVE WITH STENSTROM REALTY W. PARK A V I. 1 Phone FA 24452 VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low aa $425 HOMES Quiet Community Near Golf Count THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home Carpentry Repairs Home* Designed For Floridn Living, 8 ft 4 Bedrooms — 1 ft 2 Baths RAVENNA PARK • • 14. BuUd, P aint k Repair W. If. "Bill" STEMPER Agency STEADY WORK for able .bodied Phono FA 2-4891 112 N. Park handy man. Phono FA 24518. Pboas FA 2 8331 1801 Park Dr. Men-Womta $80. DaUy. SeU Lumi­ nous aamoplaUi. Writs Reeves BY OWNER: Must sell thla week. Co., Attloboro, Mata. Furnished 2 bedroom house, large lot, some fruit. Near in­ tersection of super highway and 17-82. Price $5,700. FA 24230. TYPINO at homa, legal or m y other. Phono PA 24644. 1742 FRONTAGE $32 ft. on 1742, 1000 ft. deep, lo BOOKKEEPING In my home. CaU FA 2-2696. cited Juat outside city Units. Good lerm i, , CARE, daytime. Country St. Johns Realty Co. CHILD Club Manor. 120 Mayfair Circle, 110 North Park Ave. FA 24005. HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, Eait 8 ACRES farm land Sanford Cel­ S t Johns Realty Co. ery Delta, $450 per acre, only aid* between Celery and Geneva THE TIME TESTED FIRM 1250 down, five years to pay 118 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 8 8121 Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kltchtt ap­ balance. Richards Hotel Mel­ pliances. School bua atop. Quiet bourne, Fla. neighborhood. $75 per month. Phone FA 24145. HOUSE FOR SALE: Lovely 2bedroom homo oa largo shady eoratr lot la Wynaowood; kit­ chan equipped. Jalousie porch. Low down paymant. 2415 Stev­ ens Avo. FA 24088. V. & / r A 11. Work Wanted 2544 French Ave. BeaiUr lU Hall" Phone FA 2-3641 ONE of Sanfords more desirable Plumbing ft Heating two bedroom homes, on a weU AIR CO'DITlONINa shrubbed double lot. fire place, 3-BEDROOM, 114 bath. fuUy air floor furnace, oak floors, plenty CONTRACT and REP MR WORK conditioned .home with utility FA 24562 of fruit and a two car garage. 1007 Sanford Ave. and separate storage room. Furnished if desired. Deal with Largs fenced yard, patio. 414'fr PLUMBING owner. Phone FA 24157 for ap­ loan. 870.60 monthly. 105 Laurel Contracting ft Repalra pointment. Dr. FA 24174. F re t Eatimatea R. L. HARVEY ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor 3-BEDROOM home. $400 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3263 SeU or trade equity. Raymond Lundqulat, Assoc. Woodland Dr. FA 2-2614. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. r 2-ROOM cottage completely furn­ ished, all utilities, ready to move In. Adults only. 2404 Park. Ap­ ply Stamper Agency. 5. Real Estate For Sale PH. PA M i l l �#. A Want Ad A Day Makes A ll Business P a y! Ph. FA2-2611 22. Article* For S lit till* fcanlnrb f t n U Wed. March 9. 1960—Pay* 15 •A -■» hr. \\ rocker 5* 1*. S p ecial Services M l 11X7013 A V T. f tmw fro n t d o INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM H. MURRAY IU1 Celery Ave. Tel- FA : PIANO TUNING A REPAIRIN' W. L HARMON PH. FA 2-12:3 Alter 3 P. M » IUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS lu lle d and repiired. Rso* pair. No job too small. F estimates. FA 28153. ENVELOPES, Letterbndi, state­ ments. invoices, hind bOIi. and programs, j t c . Pr ijte ith e PrintiB* Ca. Phona FA 2 3 3 1 JM Wait Uth St. PUMPS - SPRINKLERS 1 types and sires, installed -Do It Yourself* WE REPAIR AND SERVICE STINE Maeblnary ta d Supply Co. f W. 2nd S t Ph. FA 2 *112 CLQCK_REPAIRING: Wfarrlrii. Lonywood Park, FA 2 r a :*j r 3 i i a u u r r n . cxjcrja z n w ra B ei: EmcqpoMtt. » I x f t r v iv u K tti w~* i i i i j • A n s u c it. MLLkWAY. BM9&S1 u d Bcdv Dir. Week cr Mji r u knitter cents * EASTER SPECIAL M W ilts V.-> » . » Ki-* ScvLag k C » ! * f 1- : U f l EVENING AF POINT MENTS AC­ CEPTED. DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP ?SM Adams Pi- FA 1IW FTtSji A rt. n » a : twj II FT. BOAT k MOTOR- Eicne WORK ( jx V i. I i t p i t , testa, n n UMMETTA b x « tu ft, n J j Am e-N *i i HO, t m ^ i t m l b ) L Sarv. .■». I » Siv-'jei Ait . FA H W - SLAVES N ew 1 V «J FA MUWL 20. Automobiles Furniture MODEL -A “ . Pleae TA 2-MU. Mather ol Sanford and SINGES - « ' tvtwa Krbbua yeet- Call «Vt T p itx tiU *f late AtU r t a t M u 4 t t i r n i t t . WMU C rtd .t V i i u p r , A m « w, C O M x'.-ri lltn id . GOOD R r r i i t u t r . v a »c-:e. »:re! wriib p-'tsne epbSaltry. M MU CAMERA. * » . 13 rtw a* FA MtCT. ^ t x t Ktvi H t, U . fa :r .r r . CUSTOM MADE T ilt b i d e d mg. U* \ i3 \ ««rd Lit ssostbi. Appliances FACTORY TO TOC ALUMINUM VENKTUN RUNTS fa r- :»». E ic 'fw J bead -proof M m • BIG VALUES HOUS*: CLEANING FOUND: :i H. P. oa: board malar n U wiih platuc eois. Piastre USED LUMBER, about I.N* It • ICE CREDIT V t S ; u , FVxri, «t»D Free EiP e ts . L iv esto ck . S u p p lies subsetted ta St. Johns. Identity e r r i j j a tapes. CM M «r nylon ‘S3 Buck, m * seal covers • EASY TERMS timate C*T FA I U U <: MUST SELL j : Font Coaier.iNV ax»r r-aber. male and l y w.’tfx FA MM3. F A 2-U33. nS:;e. VI. j-ower steer-ng. n i v , WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Scxikurik Glass ar.d r » ia t Co. Pt«SfB*:e plat* M L Call v L t r t t L i . { M l c-;ei.:ua. A»V FA :< k : l 1 TWIN BED. excellent coai-uoa. 11MII W. n :i StFA t4 C J 15-A B eau ty P a rlo rs a t SIS*. FA 225SI. IN>: I < drawer double dress­ New a;d I v d IMraiturr ers. i n . CaB FA M 1 3 . J i t E. First Sc FA r.vscc GOOD l'ied Ayp'.-.isre* aad TV»Ba L n e -e r t a Prtieamcaa’ Gortcly. ti e . Third A Palmetto. l u s t y Care. LOST: Car keys ea nay with New A Used Furniture A Appli­ 12.1X1) BTU eJ elreUatar Heater, leather strap. Please return to ance! A Goad Place TV bis to be »eea to apprecate Sanford HeraM or jv-it edT.ee. Bl'Y. SELL er TRADE Cheap* Call FA : i » : 20-A Trailer* ORANGE TREES lor sale. WGl plan: to yards or rro ie i. Shade NEW WINDOW er tlooe laa L», 19. B o a ts an d M o to rs Sanford Ave. FA ::«■ ) I* FT CORRECT CRAFT boat. barbecue gr.U with electric r-'Ul trees also available. Ed P i rig, 23 H. P. Joiasc-i asd trailer. serve U l CaU FA 2-M t FA 2-UIT. Gateway To Tbe Waterway CUSTOM BUILT forutare - s .n A SatitLed r tita a e r ta eer bert *«0 J Call FA 2-210. Your EVLNRUDE Dealer tie pieces or *ets. Also furni- NEW fc.-t water beater, to yr. M CUSHMAN ,.-v>uer. I l » ; PkOadvenisexesL Cn»vt« U iLirtiltf__ CaU FA >-3tt> oe r,E \F »A L *3» Hollywood T ra2 tr Ct. FA 2-410. P i. FA V-JTC SMAI E. 1st Cut E n n Far A:y O m itia a SANFORD FLOWER SHOP f a 2-1*22 oc fa :« r r i ISM FORD C :« j s firdo.-. radio. iealer. iu*r.{li « t r » pw J ,iV ::5 N Dr. FA 2-011. WILSON* - MAIER Jenkins Furniture STOCK COMING 58 CADILLAC •*•2" Fordor • Full) Equipped Including Factory Air Condi­ tioning • Very Low Mileage • In New Car Condition Thrnughout • Including Tires. 58 CHEVROLET Bel Air Sparts Coupe - VS • Radio • Heater • Automatic Trans, mission • Esrrlient Tires • Very Low Mileage - New Car Condi, tion Throughout. I N and W E ' R E S E L L I N G ’ EM C H E A P ! 57 CHEVROLET Hel Air Fordor V* • Radio • Heater • Automatic Transmis­ sion . 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Whllo Bide, wall Tiree • Spotless Inside and Onl. 54 CADILLAC -CO" Special Fleetwood Fordor • All Factory Accessories Including Air Conditioning • Beautiful Tntone Finish • F.t(client Tires - Perfect In Beery Way. 58 CHEVROLET 57 CHEVROLET 58 CHEVROLET llrl Air Fodor Via • Radio • Healer • Automatic Transmission lllack and Weills Tulono Finish • Had Interior. or V8 • Automatic Transmission • Perfect Light New Tiree • Spotless Inside sad Out. ; $1595 TAGGED WITH REGULAR AND SALE PRICE Risea)ne I'urdur V8 • Radio . Heater • Power Conditioned • New Tires « Beautiful Tutoae FI Inalda and Out. NOW $1170 47 CADI L U C Fordor • A Real Good Car That Lanka and Runs Good, 55 BUICK 58 CHEVROLET Convertible • Fully Equipped Including Power Window■ and Power Seals ■ Huy As Is and Save Hundreds. r VI • Radio • Healer • Power Steering . Auto. 1ailsa . Beautiful Tnlnao Finish - Perfect Is 51 CHEVROLET 52 CHEVROLET Second b Phone 55 CADILLAC Palmetto Psedsr . All Fortney A Beautiful Tnlnao Finish • W Way. H T Office FA 2-0711 �SWIFT’S PREMIUM SW IFTS PREMIUM TENDER GROWN (W H O L E ONLY) ABSOLUTELY FREE Li«U » WHEN A MED STAB APPEARS ON YOUR RECEIPT —OVER 1*0 WINNIES TO DATS — SW IFTS PREMIUM - BONELESS READY TO EAT CANNED MAXW ELL HOUSE INSTANT A REAL SAVINGS SW IFTS PREMIUM ALL LEAN M EAT FLORIDA GRADE A LARGE MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT SW IFTS PREMIUM * i , LEAN BONELESS BOOTH • BREADED ^ TRAILER ^ T1D - BITS t MORTON'S SALISBURY STEAK LOAD FERTILIZER ARMOURS SLICED CHASE FERTILIZERS, ARE MADE BY LOCAL PEOPLE ^ FOB LOCAL BOILS • EVER .Y P O U N D G U A R A N T E E D # W A S TE BASKETS Mt A1M. A BEAL VALUE / f �WUt jS a ttfn rfr lf? raU > /Ol* XLIX WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild through Friday. Hijrh today In the mid-70's. Low tonight, 55-60. SANFORD. FLORIDA United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY. MARCH 10. 1900 Crippling Snow Storm Smacks D ixie By lu lled Prc»» International The aectpid severe atorm in a week crippled the South today with staggering burdens of snow A id ice. Governors in at least five stales declared state* of emergency. The storm closed schools and bus­ inesses, knocked out communica­ tions and isolated whole communi­ ties and scores of farmers. Up to 20 inches of snow fell on arts of Tennessee, Virginia and orth Carolina. Another four to aix Inches was predicted from North Carolina . up the Atlantic .Seaboard into Ohio, West Vir­ R ginia, Pennsylvania and New Je r­ sey. As the storm moved up the East Coast, it merged with another wintry blast which scourged the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys with record-breaking snows and heavy drifts. The Weather Bureau said an­ other snow storm was building up in the Rockies and “ possibly could become very rough” as it moves into the Plain states. Dozens of highways and most rural roads were closed through­ out the South and East and weath­ er officials posted hazardous driv­ ing warnings for the area. Ilollings of South Carolina de­ clared a state of emergency for 10 stricken counties buried by six Inches of snow. Georgia Gov. Ernest Vandiver askrd President Eisenhower for immediate federal aid for poultry farmers in 21 north Georgia coun­ ties hard-hit by the two storms. Ten inches of new snow covered northern Georgia and took a heavy toll of properly. The new storm took at least 16 lives—including • in Illinois and 4 In klissouri, raising the death toll in the week-long seige of weather to well over 200. ky ordered a state of emergency and put the National Guard at the disposal of snowed-in towns. High­ ways throughout the state were impassible. North Carolina Gov. Luther H. Hodges ordered the state Highway Department to lake emergency arlion to clear 10 to 15-fool drifts off highways in the western part of the state. Virginia Gov. J. Lindsay Al­ mond sent National Guardsmen Into the stale’s snowbound south­ western mountains where 1> Bombs Destroyed Giant Sugar Crop, Havana Says Regular Election To Fill Vacancy Studebaker Plant Workers Strike Board Plans Bid On Furniture Soon « 99>i 73H 80'v 4IL« Ini. T A T 35'. Lorillard Penney Penn RR ......................... ................................. 3fi>. ............................... Il.l'x ............................. Scar* Roebuck .................... Standard Oil (N J) ................. Studebaker ............................ U. sr steel .................... Wcstinghousr El. ......... 14 4 7 '. 4 4 '. 15'i *p. 4 9 '. I.OS ANGELES (UPI) - The Kinch-Trcgoff murder trial jury remained out (or the sixth day today to deliberate the life or drath fate of the accused couple. It was obvious Hie panel of »r\rn women snd five men was finding it difficult to agree on the guilt or innorrnrr of Dr. R. Bernard Finch. 42, and his redhaired paramour Carole Trcgpff, 23 The conflicting .lories told by the defense and the prosecution about the gunshot slaying of the handsome physician's wife, Bar­ bara Jean, 33, last July II were being given time consuming con­ sideration by the jurors. The trnse hours of waiting while the jury deliberates have given rise lo score* of rumors around the court newsroom con­ cerning progress of tee Jurors’ discussions. One New York newspaperwom­ an aald the jury was divided with to voting for second degree murder and 2 tor first degree murder against Finch. But a de­ fense attorney said it was his opinion the vote was Just tha op­ posite—10 tor convletion of first degree murder and I for second. A to , Angeles newspaper., re­ ported It of the'Jurors wera for convicting Finch and were being blocked by a lone Juror. The om dissenting juror was responsible for causing the court to spend two days in reading Finch's testimony shortly after getting the rase last Friday, reported the paper. In short, there was consider­ able speculation about what was happening lo tha Jury room and Hie consensus was that no one knows tor sure. Giaht Farm Teams Arrive In Sanford Twenty-tivw players from two San Francisco Giant Farm Clubs ar­ rived in Sanford today to open Spring (raining. Trams arriving^ were the Tacoma, Wash, and Harlingen, Texai Clubs. Loral training director Hans l-obert also reported that Carl Hubbell, Giant farm director arriv ed t today te look over the yuung players. The exhibition schedule starts March 19. Stetson President To Speak To C Of C Stetson University President J. Ollle Edmunds will be the prin­ cipal .p rak rr at Ihe annual Cham­ ber of Commerce meeting ai 0:30 p. tn. today. The meeting will be held at the Mayfair Inn. The program will also Include a report on .chamber activities for Ihe past year ‘and various musical selections. Wife May Succeed Sen, Neuberger counsel of the Atlantie Coast Line Club'a monthly pot luckm apprr utbera la the stomach and Sgt. Navy To Study Building Needs tamptasefi* net eosnemlhla" when • keynote address f r a s Friaso F . V:M p. m. Osborn, view p r s d f i s t and general Tha program ■wS tottow tea ha test relics Chief S. B. Car- * ja . Eastm an Kodak .................... Ford Motor .................... General E le c tr ic .................... General Motors .................... SALEM, Ore. (UPI)— Pressure mounted today oa GOP Gov. Mark Hatfield la appoint Mrs. Maurine Neuberger to succeed her late husband, Sen. Richard Neuberger, a Democrat, to tba Sen­ ate. Thera were indications that sha would run for tha post whether or not Hatfield appointed her to A program on hypnosis was thr (ill out Ihe unrxplred term. highlight of thr DeBary Civic Association meeting this week. Forrest Breckrnridge of DeLand performed several experiments on volunteers. The volunteers includ­ JACCKSOMYILLE (UPI) - Top ed Carol Corson and Jan Trrek■oo, of DeBary, and John Smith, ranking Navy officers wLU meat at DeLand, all teenagers. Several with scientific and Industrial votuateors also earn* forward lesdaw at t e JackaanviMa Naval from the audience. Ah’ Station March M te atudy tha Breckenridge put the volunlrrrt Navy's shipbuilding nerds in degrees at hypnosis. coming years. Sanity H earing NAPLES (UPI>-A sanity bear­ ing for police flgt. Edward Halrnek, wba shot two policemen Tuesday, will bo held before the county Judge, Asst, state Attorney Frank Watson aald Wednesday. Wataen said Hetenek was "at Last ev Curti»* • Wright ............... 22'« DuPont ................... 221'« Hypnosis Program Given In DeBary Hartley f . Ravage, president of the Chuluota Retired Couples Club Forestry Meet announces that the public to In­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - The vited t e ' attend tha showing at 19th annual Southern Forestry slides from Wnodlawn Memorial Conference opens here today write Park oa Thursday March 17, at * MW 0 N M M * O at A 47'* 601* 53'ii Jury Still Out L. L. Cox To Seek 1>eacg Justice Post fiaiiroad. Bethlehem Slccl .................... C A O .................................... Chrysler ......................... Murder Trial the trapped man moo are believed to have barricaded themsehe*. " It looks as though it's going to bo another long day,” Lingo said. "Tha only two possible av­ enues of approach to where we believe the miners to be are blocked by roof falls.” I.ingo said the intense heat from the fire was preventing the rescuers from ahoring up the tun­ nel to prevent the roof fall*. The roof falls actually occurrrd Wednesday, but were not reveal­ ed by official! until today. A federal official said in all bis 21 years of axpericncc, this was the worst mine fire he ha* ever seen in West Virginia involving1 trapped moo. Workers leaving the mine after 11 hour* inside the shaft reported that condition* underground wera terrible. REBUILDING HOME and businesa in Chuluotn are Mr. “ There's a lot of smoko and and Mr*. Ted Morski, whoa* house burned tu the ground LINTON 1* COX steam and the beat to terrific,” Feb. 20. dentroying their household goods end the said Clifford Bowen, 40. "They doughnut making equipment which wan their livelihood. are trying to cool off the area Residents of Chuluotn and Oviedo joined in a voluntary with water but t look* like it will contribution effort to nid the Morski family, raising take quite a while before they caw gat past the boi area.” funds for purchase of a new doughnut machine. Morski fiRNPlmat* vjoeatAu w b»:Ur is Altawn AOVkidh nti a new "fireproof” ahop and he carton monoxide turns* and aald he'll be delivering doughnuts every Tuesday again dense smoke seeped through a soon. (Herald Photo) Linton I*. fkm announced that he barricade and taffocaied the ie a candidate tor Peace Juatiee miners, trappnd since l:to a. m. Tuesday. in the sixth district. Cox h a t been a resident of Loafwood for the past nina years. Re to a graduate ef Lakeland HUfit School and Stetson University, te Mr. Cox has taught in various high schools in Florida and Geor­ gia for the M years. Ha is a member of the Winter April 2 la lbs leal day to register Park Methodist Church, Masonic HAVANA (UPI) - incendiary dent, involving a private plane Lodge $2 of Sanford, American to vote in this yoer’s ntections. bomba dropped by a light "plane which flew out of Florida. For the convenience of county Legion Post US in Altamonte Ehrlier planes from Pinar del burned nearly 4,000 tons of sugar Springs and the auditory highway residents outside e f Sanford, Coun­ cans on a plantation near the aid three -men were arrested ty Supervisor of UngUtration, Mrs. patrol. Wednesday in connection west Cuban town at Consolation He to also a member of the Long- Camilla Bruce wiU have registra­ del Sur, it was reported today. alleged plot lo bomb the wood Chamber of Commerce and tion books at Foreit City’a R. E. adqilgrters o( Castro*' Dispatches front Pinar del Rio Purvis Real Estate Ofljc* from Volunteer fire department, rebel movement. estimated the amount at the burn­ M p. today for Precinct Ne. m The only candidate to qualify Ob of th e. men, identified as ed cane at S M B dos. It was im­ This morning was John D. Nettle- 12,' nt Geneva's Community House possible la m i dflUjy to determine Luis Gonzales Hcnriqucz, wa» Tht ’ for Precinct «; Goldenton who will be seeking the game rod’ Ao tatico'a Real Estate Of­ where the crop-burning plane came captured with a bomb in Ills pus post as Cox. session. Police said Gonzalez had fice Friday for Precinct S; at Lake from. In similar instance* in Ibt past, confessed taking part to a num­ .Mary’s Community Presbyterian of previous torror bombings. Church Annex Monday for Pre­ Premier Fidel Cctlro'e revolution­ ber Gonzalez's father and an cx-solcinct No. 10; at Longwood's Town ary regime has charged that the Hall, March 15-U for Precinct 9; plane* came from basea In the dier were seised as accomplice* bomber. und at Oviedo’s City Hall March United States. The State Depart­ of IntheHavana, the government reg­ ment apologized for one such incl17-!■ for Precinct I. istered new advances in Its con The books will bo open at these flirt with tea independent press locations from 24 p. m. and radio. The registration office in San­ ^ There won't bo any special elec­ Packets of ncwspicuircs of last tion involved in filling the vacat­ ford's chamber of commerce week's munltion-siiipif| blast, cuoed District 2 county commission building to open Monday through Mgned lo the United Stales by post, Slate Rep. Mack Cleveland Friday from 9-5 p. m. and will be United Press international and As­ open from • a. m. until noon, Sat­ J r. said today. sociated Press, were seized dur­ •Cltveland said he spoke to At­ urdays, until April >. ing the weekend by Army in­ torney General Richard Ervin SOUTH BEND, ind. (UPI) -T h e telligence agents who said they earlier in tha week and the At­ United Auto Workers Union went wanted “ to see if (hey offered clues torney general's office handed on strike against the Studebaker- to the explosion." Packard Co. today in a production down a decision that there to ne The picture* have not been re need for the special alection. standards dispute. turned. 5lembers of UAW Local 5 set m Cleveland said if there to a The independent Artalcjo radio v a c a n t post during a regular elec­ up picket lines at the plant her* station announced Wednesday that when a midnight strike deadline it is discontinuing domestic news tion year candidates for it can run on a regular ballot. This Bid*, on furniture for new capired without a settlement. commentaries rather than allow The walkout abut down the com­ applies this year. county schools will be asked the employes to attach Cleveland said that the can­ latter part of April, administrative pany'* production lines and idled pro-Catlro ''editor's notes” branding news­ between 4,000 and 5,000 workers. didate who baa the majority vote assistant Waller Teague told (be cast Hems "false” or ' unethical.'' Oifice employe* and some main­ A court here ruled Wednesday* on the regular ballot probably school board today. wiU be appointed by Gov. Col­ The bids will be for an the tenance workers ware not affect­ that newsmen and printers may lins to the Job until Jan. II 1ML schools and will be for about ed. Federal Mediator Cheater Rals­ continue to Insert comparable foot­ After the primary, the legis­ $100,000 worth of furniture, commenting on press copy ton met with union and company notes lative delegation will ask Collins Teague *told the board teat until the Supreme Court rules on appoint the person who has Ibis year’s federal government official* Wednesday In an unauc Ihcir constitutionality in a test e most votes. allotment to help pay for school ccsiful effort to reach an accord. rase brought by Informacmnr*. The UAW charged the company one of Havana's tour remaining The general election will put tog of military family children a man in tbo position until Jan. hero will be 1117,952. Word of with a production speedup. But independent newspapers. II, 1902, as two years remain In Ihis allotment came from Sen. the firm said the production Spcssard Roll and recently. The standard* must be maintained if the term. Cleveland, also attorney for the money had been budgeted by the Studebakcr-Packard is lo remain competitive with the rest of the County Commission was author­ school board. auto industry. ised by the board to ask for the ................. ■ __ Chuluota .Retired Couples To Moot American Tobacco ............ 1051* Finch-Tregoff rj LOGAN, W. Vh. (U PI)—Rescue workers tryI hr to reach T8 ntinera entombed more than two day* deep inside a smold­ ering coal pit reported today th a t the only “avenues of ap­ proach” wera blocked by roof falls. Paul Lingo, deputy state mines director, said the rescue teams could get to within only 2.000 feet from the s|>ot where general’s officer earlier had ruled that a special alection should be galled. 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (U i’l) — Stock prices at 1 p.m .: ............... M‘» Gov. Bert T. Combs of Kentuc­ inchrs fell and Gov. Ernest V. American TAT Trapped M iners Escape Route Reported Blocked Vole Registration Deadline Nearing NO. 647 fc te d m . * & - * / Single School Sessions By Fall Despite Growth The school board expect* lo eliminate double das* sessions throughout tee county, even though it face* an estimated in­ crease in smith Seminole school population of 13 prreent during the next fall year. “ Figures imliratr that we will School Administrative Assistant throughout the county unless (here is some unexpected increase in the south end of the county. Sc ooi Administrative Assstant Walter Teague told the board to­ day. Supporting Teague's view of (lie schools gelling back to single sessions. County Supt. R. T. Milwee said "With what we have we feel that none of them will he in double session.” Milwce said that there will be no double sessions in Sanford and that the schools will he able to handle students from Navy fam­ ilies. Teague predicted a 43 percent increase in student population in south Seminole County for the KHtOflt school year, lie predicted a 19 percent increase in the Oviedo area, an eight percent rise in Sanford clrmcntary school pupil population, a 14 percent rise in Sanford secondary school ranks and an overall increase of nine percent in Ihe number of students in Negro schools. Teague predicted 2,691 children in the Sanford area elementary schools, (Sanford Grammar School, West Side Elementary School, Southsldr Elementary, I'inrcrest and I.ake Mary ele­ mentary). Hr estimated there will be 900 children in Sanford Junior High and 1.050 in Ihe new Seminole High’s grades 9-12. Emphasizing thr great increase in south county students, Teague predicted 3.600 in Lyman ichool. Altamonte Elementary, and the new Lingwood amt South Seminole rlrm cntiry schools. There were 2,519 Lyman and Altamonte stu­ dents this year and 805 Lyman students four year* ago. If county population keeps growing at its present rate. 66 additional classrooms or three big new schools will be needed each year, Teague said. There ha* been a 21-28/100 per­ m it increase in average daily attrndanre in 1959 60 over 195859. For 1957-58 there was only an 847/100 perrent increase. In 1958-57 (he rise was 4-43/too per­ cent. “ Tha buildings we will have completed this fall wiU almost double Uses sis* at the present school system," Mil wee said. Teague predicted that five new elementary schools will be aeeded in the southwest section of the county In the next five years. A junior high site near ihe Lyman School will also be needed, be said. Teague aaid a school will be needed for Ihe Sunland and Kastbrook developments in Goldenrod; a 20 acre school sit* will be giv­ en to the school hoard oo Ihe east side of the Lake ef the Woods, near tha Orange County lint, for a subdivision there; and that developer Hibbard Cassel­ berry baa offered two possible sites for a ichool to Casselberry. The erhool board voted lo ap­ prove a stale and University of Florida survey of county school nerds tor the next three years. This will lake place in October. Supt. .Milwce suggested rano. vallon of part of ibe old Lyman School to make a home economies suite and a science suit*. Galloway, Board Set Pay Scale Talk Tax Collector John Galloway, the most outspoken critic of the County Commission's proposal to unify pay schedule* for all county em ­ ployes, has agreed to meet with the board neat Tuesday to discus* Ihe proa and cons on Ihe plan. Galloway has said he is definite­ ly opposed lo Ihe plan, citing that it should be up to the individual courthouse department head lo decide on just how much to pay his employes. "I get my budget from Jhe comptroller's office and I'll de­ cide what wages to pay my help,” Galloway emphasised. Funds Okayed For Hospital Architect.* are discussing plan* for the 40-bed addition to Seminole Memorial Hospital today after the federal gov* ernment announced Wednesday that it ha* given final ap­ proval to a grant of $225,000 for the $500,000 project. Flans for the addition will be presented to the hospital's board of truatee* thi* fall. Administrator Horry Weir said today. Construction will not start before December or early 1961, he said. The Floiida rnngiession*! deleRation sent out • wire Wednesday importing the formal approval by the Health, Education and Welfare Dept, of the tJ-JS.OOO In Hill-Burton matching funds for the Han­ ford hospital enlargement. A. R. Peterson Sr., rh*irm*n of the hospital hoard at trustees, said the hospital is ready tn match funds and begin work as soon as final plan* for construc­ tion ate approved. Architect John Burton, appoint­ ed to draw up preliminary plans, is meeting today with Dr. Herman Smith, Chirigo hospital consult­ ant. Plans must lie approved by the hospital hoard and tha Flo­ rida Development Commission be­ fore work can start. The addition will be made on tha east side of thr hospital and extended to the south. Expansion of the laboratory department and x-ray farilttie*' will be included along with the inrreas* in bed spare. Apopka Man Hurt In Auto Mishap An Apopka man was treated in Orange Memorial Hospital today after ha received a broken leg in a one-car accident on SR 434 Ihis morning. Listed in (sir condition at tha hospital is Marion Millrr. Tha Sheriffs office said thr Miller car, traveling at a high rale of speed, apparently ran off Ihe road and slammed tola an orange tree. Gasoline Operators Threaten Strike MIAMI (U P I)-S e rv ic e station operators, worried over the rob­ bery-murder of two of their num­ ber here, have threatened a strike unless oU companies allow them to cloao during "unprofitable hour*.” Two night etallon attendants were killed add a third wounded critically recently by a 17-yearold mullipte (layer Dannls Whit­ ney. Perry E. Gary, president of 800-member Allied Gasoline tollers Asm . at Dade County, his group had pasted • resolution to send to all major oil companies supplying Urn Miami area. “ if tha companies do not heed our resolution,” Gary laid, 'Than we wiU recommend that associa­ tion stations cloao Indefinitely until an equitable situation is worked out." 'I Train Crash Kills Five In Alabama ANNISTON, Ala. (UPI)— Five perooos wore killed today when Ihe Kanene City-Florida Special passenger train at the Southern Railway struck a stalled automo­ bile at a crossing near here. The highway patrol tentatively Identifiad tee victims as those at the Marvin Bentley family. Four persons were killed tostonily al tha scene of the acci­ dent at Ihe Kulation crossing on Slate Highway 109 about four miles west of Anniston. A baby died at Anniston Me­ morial Hospital shortly after Ihe accident, which occurred al 9:53 a. nt. Persons to a car behind the one involved in the accident said a woman was driving and started across the tracks. They said she apparently became excited and stalled the vehicle to front at tee train. —— — — —— —— —— News Briefs Chairman Proposed TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — For. Gov. Millard Caldwell pro. posed Wednesday that Rep. Robert Sikes or Sen. Sprssnrd Holland be named permanent chairman ot the Florida delegation to the Democratic National Convention. liter Pilot Questioned JAKARTA, Indonesia <UPt>— Military authorities questioned one of Indonesia's top Jet pilots today •bout • strafing attack on two presidential palaces and a village, and announced he would he tried by an Air Force court. Nintteeu persona were Injured by the jet'a chattering guns Wednesday. Girl Drowns I.AKE HELEN tlH ’M — Dvho. rah Lee Clark, 2. daughter of Mr. and 51rs. John Clark, drowned ta Ijike Helen Wednesday. She and a neighbor boy, klark Grubb, 4, had liern playing near the l*k«u The girl wa* found floating hy the hoy's mother, Mrs. Barbara Grubb, who had gone to look fog the children. Textile Problem WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tb# U. S. Tariff Commission began sifting testimony today on the problems rreated by imported roi> ton textile goods, ktembers kept mum on the scope of their study. The commission Wednesday eon. eluded seven d*ya of hearings or* tiered by President Eisenhower tn find out what affect* the influx of foreign goods ha« on eotton growers and the domestic textile industry. Western-Style TOKYO (UPI) -Prtoceas Ruga, youngest daughter at the Emperw or and n champion of Western* style righta for Japanese woman, hood, married an |8.:i0.a-we#lt bank alark today ta an ancient Shinto wedding riluaL Shortly after tha cqrvmony, Ruga, RL now ptaia Mrs. Htosanaga Rhfnte. au, announced she and her heabsted were oensiderlng a delayed honey, moon visit to tha United States— provided they could afford H. Convicts Captured TAMPA (U PI) — Bloodhounds tracked down two of three eaoaped North Carolina eoAviet* early te* day who shot it ont with a ateto trooper near hero and escaped after alightiy wounding him, A force of about .10 highway patent men and deputies from Polk and Hillsborough eounttes, operating with bloodhounds, captured (Lett Holland, 28, and Fred Bowman, 46, in a swamp near tba Hills, borough Hlver about i s utllex north of here. Tax Exemption Deadline Nears For Homesteaders County residents have only a few more weeks to file for bom*, stead exemption, Tax Assessor Richard McCanns said today. Tax laws provide that In order to receive tee benefits ef home­ stead exemption, residents must file each and every year betwaea Jan. 1 and April 1. Applicants were urged by Mc­ Canns te file as sooo as possibia to avoid the last minute rush. If an initial application Is filed, it will be necessary to appear in perron at the assessor's office bringing the deed to property oa which the homestead i* filed, HaCanna added. The tax assessor's office is open daily Monday through Friday be­ tween the hour* of 9 a. m.-to $ p. m. Senate Headed For Rights Showdown WASHINGTON (U P I)-T ha Sen­ ate headed toward a showdown on civil rights today and the House prepared to come lo gripe with the same thorny problem. The Senate met at 9 a. m. (or final debate for and against a cloture move te cut off a civil rights talkathon that has bogged down tha chamber since Feb. II. Hy agreement, ■ vote was sche­ duled at 2 p. m. Renal* leaders, southern opponents aod barkers of tougher civil right* bills were In agreement that the gag mova would fit). • Sen, Harman B. Tolmadge (DGa.), arguing for the Route, tootended teal adoption of the clo­ ture aag would ra n te r i "prostrate and detonation . . .tyrannical abuses." Ran. John 0 . Pastoso r t i i t k ) told tha Senate that everything that can be said has been said iq tea log debate, and tha time has come to “get down to business." The House meets at noon to start debate on its own civil righta bill. Southern Democrats vowed to ase every parliamentary wea­ pon to delay a final vote. But House leaders forecast a measure would be passed by next Thurs­ day. U could provide a way to break the Senate stalemate. Senate Democratic Leader Lyn­ don B. Johnson Tax. renewed bis prediction that advocates at tba gag rule would foil te Muster a majority — much lesa tha twothirds veto needed to limit debate. OOP Leader Everett M. Dirhsan (Ok) said ho sanocwB spread wMi this forrcait. San. Jacob E. Javite (B-N.Y-k a leader of tee cloturo mova, said tee liberals were lining up (hair speakers for tha aeat phase ai Ihe civtl rights battle while "try* lag to get out maximum support” for the gag rula vole. The showdown comes near tbo ead of the fourth weak of Senate debate oo civil rights. The cham­ ber remained ta session aroundthe-clock, except for two brief breaks and Sunday off, from fa ta 29 to Tuesday night. After a long struggle, the Howto finally was calling up a laur-poM bill its Judiciary Committee ap­ proved teat August. But sights aid* vacates and aouthoraon M i agreed ta* main fight would ha ever attempt* to tack on the ad* ■lalatraitea'a voting referee plate � 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 7,1060 Wilton’a Certified or Norbett "P fitM Good Through Noon W ed. Mur. *1h" W ASHINGTON ( U P I )-P o l lt l. rut m sp-rtartcri will watch the Now Hampshire pcsldsntlal pri­ me rlet Tueid ay (or freih cluea to ■how whart voter* are heading In thla presidential election year. The clue* could ba provided by write-in vote* fo r president or vice president, or strong showing* by aupportere o f preildential can­ didate* other than Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Sen. John P. Kennedy (D -M a**.). New Ham pihlre traditionally hold* the nation'! bellwether presi­ dential primary. The next teat ;wlll not eoma until WUcomin vote* fou r week* from Tuesday. CAPT. F. f*. EDWARDS, commanding officer o f VAH-8 at the Sanford On the Republican ballot In New Naval Air Station at the controla putting in the 5,000th hour hie training Ham pihlre, Nixon la unoppoied in group haa 4 »rform ed nince its operation at the baae. the direct preildential preference vote. On the Democratic ballot, Kennedy M s only nominal oppotltlea from Paul C. Haber, a Chi­ cago manufacturer. A conspicuous blank apace on the ballot almost Invite* write-in Vote* from person* dissatisfied with the principal candidates. W rite-hi vote* fo r vice president also are permitted. F R A N K FU R T, Germany (U P1) ■ A spectacular write-in vole for By DICK WEST and the new House office build­ — Tha U. 8. A rm y In vest! gated a complaint today that the l-y e s r N ixon In IM 6 helped stall Harold WASHINGTON (U P I) - There ing. R. SUaaen’a drive lo block the n - la so much sidewalk superintend­ The paint Job I* scheduled to be old son o f a colonel, dressed in a t » m {nation o f tha vice president ing to take ca rt o f around tha completed sometime this month plnt-tlaed uniform and awaggar s i President Klsanbowsr's running Capitol thete day* It’a a wonder and then I esn devote more at­ stick, conducted bis own “ Jnspec■ a te . Congress gets any legislating tention to the .her project*. I tion” o f troops under hie fo o le r 's Backers of.both Nixon and Ken­ done. can only hope that Ihcy won't be command. nedy will be pressing fo r a hlg I find that superintending the botched up too badly In the mean­ , Young Rickey Juergene waa re­ to te . Comparison* will be risky, new paint Job on- (ha Capitol time. ported to have strutted down the however, because Republicans nor- dom e Is about aU that I can han­ Most sidewalk superintendents, inspection line behind hta father ■ a lly outnumber Democrats in dle. Thi* meana I h i . e lo neglect as you know, superintend by peer­ Col. K. K. Juergena, in Munleh Naw Hampshire by a substantial the work on the new eaat front, ing down into excavations through Peb. 88 picking out faults with margin. 1 the new Senate aubway terminal knot hols i . Once the eonalruction tha sotdlon and m arking deficien­ In addition te tha presidential reaches aye-level, they lose Inter­ cies In a notebook. preference balloting, Naw Hampest. Ufa specialty tailored uniform ahlra Vptera will be electing dele­ This Is why the Capitol dome was complete with gold-braided gates to the national political con­ paint Job has been such a chal­ hat, unit Utslgna, a row e f r ib ­ ventions. Democrats w ill choose lenge. It require* the superintend­ bons and lieutenant bars. 80, each with half a vote, and tha ent to look up all the time. M ore­ I,t. Col. P, J. Corso, Inspector GOP will elect 14, each with ana over, thla must bo done out In general fo r the 7th A rm y eupport Vote. PHOENIX, Aria. (U P I) - Mrs. the open wilhout the aid o f knot­ command, said hi* oCffaa waa In­ Other political developments Mamie Eisenhower arrived Sunday holes. vestigating a complaint from one aver the weekend! Soma leas dedicated superin­ o f the soldiers. for a two-week vacation at aa ex­ — Kan*** Democrats wound up clusive health and beauty resort In tendents might have given up Col. Juergens, a veteran o f thalr state convention without In­ sunny Phoenix. long ago, but I am determined to more than 80 years army service, dicating d ea rly who will get the The President's wife was met by see (he Job through to completion. confirm ed the Incident but said ■tote* support fo r the presidential Gov. and Mra. Paul Fannin, savWhen the great cast tron dome he had not been aware o f what ] nomination. Organisers for both cral dignitaries and about 1JM spec­ was assembled 87 years ago, U the boy waa dolag. Kennedy and Symington claimed tators when ahe stepped from her was painted an eggahe’ * white to " I wasn’t paying too much at­ a m ajority o f the Si Kansas votes privata railway car at Union Sta­ match tha building's marble tention," he said. "A n inspecting St the national convention. walla. With the passage ot time, o ffice r doesn't have much chance tion. — Son. Harman K. Talmadge Those accompanying the First the m arble got d!rty and the to notice anything beyond what he (D -G a.) perdteted that Democrat- Lady included her slater, Mra. dome had to be painted a eorI* doing." fa National Chairman Paul M. George Gordon Moore; Mra. John responding greyish lo.ie. An Arm y spokesman said Ricky's Butler "w on 't last lon g" as party McCone, wile of the chairman of Now that the Capitol east front father bought the cloth fo r hla leader after the July convention. the Atomic Energy Commission; Is being rebuilt with new marble, son’e uniform and men o f the Tlat Talmadge alee hinted a t a possi­ Mrs. Arthur Summerfield, wife o f the dom e la beln - restored to ita Ordnance Battalion paid fo r tha ble Southern walkcwt by saying the postmaster general o f the U. S. original color. Thla hasn't been tailoring and adopted tha boy as ■oathom srs will "begin to resent" and Mra. John Foster Dulles, wid­ easy. th eir,"m ascot.’ ’ To begin with, we had lo chip ow o f the secretary o f state. their role In the party, A 7th Arm y spokesmen said the o ff 23 coals of old paint, each coat con slating of about 2,300 gal­ incident appeared to be a "m is­ lons. If you’ ve ever tried to re- understanding" alnre the boy, aa finish a piece of lawn furniture, nftscot, had been Invited to at­ you can im igtne what a Job that tend the inspection, "A pparen tly ha Juit got out o f waa. First we found that the Iron hand," the spokesman said. "B u t dome would, begin to ru n almost tha Incident is being Investigated as soon aa the old paint waa re­ fully. You can rest assured it moved. They solved that problem w on't happen again." "The existing social and edu­ by scraping o ff small areas and WASHINGTON ( U P I ) - A n au­ thority on human heredity aaid cational structure o f this country quickly covering them with a coal Monday only one child out o f lo o ffe n a* much to the average o f anll-ruat compound. Then v e discovered that every la born with the "Inherent capabil­ child a* can lie found any place time we cleaned off a apace a ity " o f making "really original la tha wurid today," Neel aaid. The United States can also gang o f dirty birds would com e contribution*" In knowledge In M A Y R[ "tik e great pride" In the -special along and nullify our efforts. We •clance or other field*. Ha aaid this naturally gifted services It ha* provided for handi­ solved that by draping a huge nel over their roosting place. fraction o f tha population consti­ capped children, he said. Things are going smoothly nqw Net-1 continued: tutes "ou r greatest national re­ source." Hut hi* warned that It I* “ None o f t hr tty service* should although the dom e at the moment being dangerously neglected by a in any way be weakened. Indeed, la tri-colored, like brick lea cream V . 8 . educational system which I* many mutt be strengthened. RuL —ona layer of vanilla, one layer of raspberry and one layer of al­ "geared to the average child." It I* high time wa fared the p ro­ These statement* were made by position that the gifted, on whom mond toffae. These arc the shades of the D r. Jamve V , Neel, professor of we unknowingly rely to such an human genctlca a t the University extent, deserve from thla democ­ paints being used as undercoals. Soon we will have It aU white o f Michigan medical school, In an racy fa r more than they have again, for which I'll bs thankful. article contributed to a three-vol­ been given in tha past . . . . One m ore Job like this and I'd ume report on "Tha Nation's "Hy gearing our educational e f­ not only have tha sidewalk super­ Children.*" fort to the average, and putting intendent's occupational disease— Tha report wae published a* a the great bulk o f our » per lei e f­ fallen arches — but I'd have a background study document for fort Into facilities fo r the handi­ stiff neck aa well. tha 7,000 delt-gate* who will par- capped, wa have been giving our Kripato to the White Hou«* con- very able children less than tha faranra on children end youth equal opportunity to which they lamb 87-Aprtl 8. ara entitled." A M O U R 'S COOKED READY TO SERVE __ r 1 /^ / /■'V V.4A1 b o n e le s s SLICED TENDER C A L F * LIVER - 69< FARM IR CRAY SKIN LM t FRANKS'™ 39‘ FRESH DAILY OYSTERS-79‘ Inaiont Mamie To Get Health Treatment F L Y IN G ANTS-“ ^ T A R Eaticell Green Label STOCKTON RICH ON-tf. - TERMITES Bottle ROYAL PALM m • OtANM •ROOT N M •BOIBLi UP j | GRAPE SO DA M LICIOUB AND GOOD FOR YOU! SPANISH BAR CAKE LA-CORONA. ECONOMICAL BUNS .: Paya To Save *Regularly H ere! ^ tU N T lC R egular saving always pays , , , asaka up your Mind to save so much each weak o r month, then save before you spend. It pnya more to anvo regularly hare, before the 10th o f tha month. la this way savings steadily r a m *ur CINNAMON KILN DRIED SWEET TOW N TALK Flavor Full Potatoes WASHINGTON STATE W1NESAP I > �WEATHER: Generally fair, continued * VOL. XLIX United Preia Leased Wire Established 1908 c o ld th r o u g h Wedne«dny. High today, 58(18. Low tonight, .18-48. TUESDAY, MARCH 8. 1990 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. MB City W o n 't Tolerate Violence, Demonstrating, Negroes Told » ■ M B B B mk• SNOWSTORMS HIT THE NATION and the record-breaking weather took «ix lives in Pennsylvania, five in Massachusetts and four each in Texas, Ohio, Colorado and Indiana. At top center a New York policeman mnns his snowy post. A t top, right, a newspaper delivery man wrestles with his papers. Two youngsters enjoy the white stuff at bottom, right. A family enjoys a sleigh ride in Scranton, Pa. nt top, left. Skiing to work was the solution in Charlottesville, Va., at bottom left. .OsteenBridgeTopsRoadList Th* County Com m inion today agreed to appear s* • body be­ fore the Stale Road Department Thursday to "b a ttle " for needed m ade projects for the county and New Health Center ‘ Construction Starts Wednesday The Shoemaker Comtruction Co. will start work oa the new county health center tomorrow. The County Com m iuinn received • telegram today from the Florida a ) Development Commission at 11:10 a. rn. that plans, specifics lion*, con­ tracts and W ff p r t S r * A » appear' ed and that work could itart Im ­ mediately. Shoemaker told The Herald at noon that he would start his crews in laying Uie groundwork fo r con ­ struction at • s. in. tomorrow. The Sanford construction firm was awarded the rontract for the project in February on a base bid >1 o f IBS,000. ” However, coat of the entire pro­ ject, including equipment, should be approximately $120,000, accord­ ing to Architect John Burton. Board Chairman John Krider al­ as reported this morning that be had received word from HUl-Burton fund official* that they will Increase their participation oa the project to $31,000. The original grant was for $45,000. ~ The center will be located beV tween Eighth and Ninth 8 ti. on French A vc. County Health Director Clyde Brother* Is expected to look for needed equipment for the building within the neat two weeks. Newspaper Claims First Photograph * O f ‘Flying Saucer* VIENNA (U P !) — Tile Vienna newspaper Wiener Uontag Monday published a full front-page picture of a while-glowing object against a dark background and identified it as a real flying saucer—"the most sensational photograph o f our century." The newspaper said Kdgar Srhedelbaucr, 36, its photographer M m the Styria province, look the picture last Wednesday. It quoted Scbedelbauer as say­ ing the object hovered for about 10 seconds over a wooded area shout 43 feet in the air. He said he cuuld feel heat from . it. • “ It looked like a white glowing spider,” Scheldelbauer said. “ 1 im ­ mediately took my camera and made a few shots. Fortunately enough of them were g ood ." • ---------------------- Square Dance Set Saturday Night There will be a square dance in Chuluoia Saturday at the parking lot. It ia to be the “ Third Nile F or Fun” sponsored by the Chuluota Women’s Club. Square dances will be called by ~ Mr. Ralph Neely o f Oviedo, and • round dancing and refreshment booths will com plete the program . The public la Invited. commissioners specified that a new Osteen bridge and connect­ ing link to SR 4* will be the lop primary priority project. Right-of-way money for this project la already in the budget, according to Board Chairman John Kridar. The Seminole County portion of the hearing will begin at 4:30 p. m. at DeLand. Other top projects Include the widening and rebuilding of SR 410 from Altamonte Springs to the Turkey F arm ; four-laning Geneva A vc. from Mellonville to French Aves.: Realign and resurface SR 426 from the Orange County line to SR* 46 and complete W. First St. from French Ave. lo Ihc new interstate highway. Top secondary road projects are im provements on SR 417 from SB. 4M to the Orange Coun­ t s lin e; JIT i f f Irtnl Urtgwood to Altamonte Springs and Bear Lake Road from SR 438 to tho Orange County line. Board attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. was authorised to present tbs Hall Co. Awarded Paving Project The L. L. Hall Construction Co.,’ o f Orange Park today was award­ ed a contract to pava 1.7 milea ot roads in Fern Park at a cost ot $20,283. The roads Include South St., Prairie Lake Drive, Lake and Ridge Roads. Work It expected to start im ­ mediately. In other business during the meeting, the board; Agreed to advertise for bids for a pickup truck for the county road department; Turned down a request for medical leave for George Bell of the County Hoed Department. Advertise for bids on gasoline and oil for the county road d e­ partment April >. DeBary Orchestra Program March 14 The DeLand Tourist Club an­ nounced today arrangements have been made for a return engage­ ment by the DeBary Concert Or­ chestra. directed hy R oger Casinl, as the entertainment feature nf its regular meeting March 14 at I p. m. The sotolsli at the previous con­ cert will return with a different program . Pina Harrison, soprano of Sanford, and Robert McGee, bass-baritone of DeBary, will pre­ sent a variety o f soioa a ccom ­ panied by Mrs. Theresa Rupees. The orchestra will present this program again March I I in the DeBary Community Center as a benefit perform ance for the Civic Association Building Fund. Seven Killed In Train Crash BERLIN, Conn. (U P D —A New Haven Railroad passenger train ■lammad into a . aU lion wagon today, killing a foster mother and seven children while the wom an's horrified husband watch­ ed from (heir nearby home. The victim s w o n Mrs. John Whitaker and aeven state wards, ranging in ago from • to 14. Five bodies were burled about •00 feet. Three ethers w o n tropped in the ototioowagon which The Chuluota Sportsman’ s Club was shoved into ■ pond where H to Ikes to«4 of Chuluota Group To Moot Thursday projects to the 8RD at Ha yearly budget bearing. At that tima the board will bear requests from all counties In the district including Voluaia, Orange, Brevard and Lake. Holland 'Raps' All-Out Sessions WASHINGTON (UP1) Sen. Spaniard L. Holland (D -Fla.) charged today that Senate leaders were driving senators Into a “ val­ ley o f death" by keeping session* going around tbs d o c k In an e f­ fort to break the southern civil rights fllib u ts r. Holland arged the leaders to J r in g an and to w hat h e ta iled ^ h i * dtw r dn b procedure.** The day-and-night sessions have been broken since Feb. 26 only by a IS-mlnuto racexi and a Sunday ef rest. In an angry exchange, Senate Dem ocratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson o f Texas challenged Hol­ land to yield the Boor for an im ­ mediate vole. Johnson blamed southerner* for wearing down senators with quorum calls and other laclica. Holland declined to permit the vote—at 10 a. m.— and said he would speak until noon. He said Johnson “ may do as he pleases." Holland said the “ real reason” for the drawn-out sessions was (hat the ‘ ‘ minds of the leadership have not jelled on the form of a bill" that should be voted on. lie blamed GOP L eider Everett M. Dirkven as well as Johnson. Holland said the marathon ses­ sions wera endangering the health and lives of senator*. He added that he thought the "greatest risk" of the long sessions was to Johnson and Dirksen. He said both had been heart attack v ic­ tims. Johnson, who suffered a heart allark in 1635, said he didn’ t know where Holland got hla in­ formation about Dirksen. He said he understood Dirksen’ * difficulty was eye trouble. In urging (hat Hie leadership “ cry ita llze" its operation, Holland at one point orated: “ Into the val­ ley of death rid* the too, under the leadership" of Johnson and Dirksen. 'Traffic Insanity' Called Problem Police arrested six N egro youths )*** wriving and Ulysses Casey, Monday night as city officials be­ 17, and Grady Caldwell, 17, with g in a close check on a Crooms disorderly conduct after the chase Academ y "Y ou ng Man’ s Social on Magnolia Avc., during which Club” which appeared to be d e­ police reported that the car w ai parting from its avowed purpose driven through stop sign* at of obtaining better recreational about 30 miles an hour. facilities through “ peaceful Three juveniles under 17 year* of age also were in the car and mean*.” The arrest Monday night raine were charged with disorderly con \ at the end of a chase by police duct. Another Negro youth. Curtis of a car driven by Freddie Ix-e was arrested about Walker, 18, on* of the youths Goldman, identified with a Saturday night noon Monday after a group of students had massed effort to enter a dance at the Crooms downtown and demanded use of Civic Center. Walker was charged with reck- the Civic Center ur improved tael- News Briefs WASHINGTON (U P I) - Arthur H. Motley, a magazine puhliiher, has been named new president of the U. S, Cham ber of C o m -! m ere*. Motley, president of Parade publications, was sleeted by the cham ber's board o f directors to succeed Erwin D. Canham, editor of the Christian Science Monitor. Powell In Court Synthetic Diamonds CO LO RA D O S P R I N G S . Colo. (U P I) — A 1M1 asodol London taxi haa arrived boro to bo read­ ied for on osaouH on 14.116 foot Pikes Peak lata Italn spring after snow* have ossttod /com the moun­ tain's rood. Older n o n hove mode the Pikes Peak clim b, but the London bock to too first to bo b r a W. OTIS E. FOUKAKKE Former Member Of Commission Candidate Again $6,000 Gift War Game Starts WASHINGTON (U P D -T h * U. S. aircraft carrier K ean argr hat res­ cued four Russian soldiers who had drifted for 46 day* In a small boat to the W rit Pacific, the Navy annoum-ed today. A hi-licopler from the carrier plucked (he Hu* atana from thrir storm tovsed land­ ing craft Sunday night l o w miles west-northwest of Midway Island. The Navy said the Russians ap psrrntly were on manuevt-rs oil Ktorofu-To Island in the Kuriles. Cox Qualifies For Peace Justice Union L. Cox today qualified to run for Ihe District 6 justice of Ihe peare post. O lheri who qualified today were Oil* Fourakre for the Dialrirl 3 commission post; Frank Luccy. Constable for District 6 and R. E. Carroll, constable for District 4, Candidates Asked To Attend Meet 'JACKSONVILLE (U P I) - "T r a f­ fic insanity ia the nation's number one dom estic p roblem ," Slat* Treasurer and Insurance Com mis­ sioner J. Edwin Larson told the .Southern Safety Conference Mon­ day. Larson said strictar laws, better highways, and m ore driver edu ca­ tion for youth were needed to rombat the problem . Morn than 1,000 delegates from 14 states heard Thomas A. Seals o f the Insurance Institute for High­ way Safety, Washington, urge a college level safety course be set up for stale troopers hi every stair. Seals said stales which have such courses "report substantial savings in stale motor vehicle mainten­ ance and accident reduction." Peak Car’ s Goal t p. m. Stocks FT. MONMOUTH, N. J. (U P I) —Arm y scientists are turning graphite into synthetic diamond* for use as electronic materials la rocket ay item s. A team of acleaUate, headed hy Dr. A. A. Gtsrdlnl, of Long Branch, N. J . / are productog the minis rule crystals as part Olf* K. Fmirakrr, '■ fon d er of a program to develop electronic .Seminole county commissioner other devices calling for material. anil school truster, today quali­ Is resistant to extreme heat. fied lo run for county commixllonrr from Dlstrlrl 3. Fourakrr, who has lived in LONDON (U P I) — Princess Mar garel gave her roinm oncr-fianre Longuood for Ihe past 30 years, Antony Armitrung-Joncs a *6.000 wax rounly rommissluiirr from •ports c a r for hi* 30th birthday, London newspapers reported to­ 16(8 to 1638 and w ai a eounly day. There was no confirmation of school trustee from 19(4 iR. FourIhe reporli from Buckingham Pal­ akre Is in Ihe citrus and road con­ ace, where Antony Monday night struction business. was honured at a party presided The 51 year-old native of Fargo. over by Margaret and attended by Ga , is a member of the Second a “ few friends." Adventist Church, lie is married and has three children, Otis Eu­ gene, 27; Dorothy, 23; and Fran­ BALBOA. C. Z. ( U P I)—A siin ces, 21, Fourakre said that Seminule ulated com bat landing hy Pana­ manian—4ftfaniry and U. S. and County must push forward rather Hraiilikn T fto u ir u o p s about loo than stand still. “ Hut I do believe that we should miles west or the Panama Canal kicked o ff six-nation army maneu­ go forward in a sound and sen­ vers early today. Peruvian ami sible manner within the ability Chilean Jet fighters supported the of our people to p a y," he em theoretical defenders against “ ag­ phasized. g ressors." Airborne troops from Colombia also are taking pari in the esercise. Navy Savea Russian Ciliieni for Seminole County Progrrsi will sponsor a meeting at 8 p m. today at the Sanford Shrine Club at which all announced can­ didates for nffire have been invited In give their views on election is­ sue*. There will lie a question and an­ swer period at the end of the meet tog. Adenauer To Cite West Berlin Rights MEET RONALD Edward Murphy, your Herald delivnry boy ia chuluota. Ronnie ia an active member o f th* Chuluota Youth Club and a seventh grade mudent at tha Oviedo High S c h o o l . Call him at FO 5-3198 to get Thu Her•14 delivered. purpose of obtaining Improved city officials by helping to Negro recreation facilitiea “ hy itudenta from maaa demonstra­ peaceful and non-violent m eans." tions. A student named Jerome Davis "It appears that some of these was identified a* president of the club. He was one of the students don't intand to ahido by thrir non-vtolenco group which congregated down­ strictly town Monday and spoke with City policy.” Know lea said today. “ The city will not tolerato far­ Manager Knowles after the ther demonstration! or violence. demonstration. Five o f the Crooms sludrnts had Police have been lnilructed to ■ session with Knowles after lake whatever measures are ne­ they had hern a.krd hy School cessary to prevent any recurrence Supl. R. T. Mtlwr* lo return lo of the Saturday night or Monday morning happenings. school. "T h e six arrests have been tha They told Ihe city manager that they would eooperale with result of this policy and It wiN continue. “ Police also will not tolerate any Interference, or supposed assistance, from any othar groups or outside inlereata,” Knowles said. “ This applies to all other stu­ dent groups, organlxatlons or In­ dividuals, The city doesn't want any art Ion which will atlr up added (rouble. “ Thla la a local problem and will be handled effectively hp The County Commininon today agreed on tho necessity local official*. This to the policy nf the City of Sanford,” ho en». to tuke emergency measures to give relief to property own* phaalzed. era near land-locked lakes, Knowles pointed out that toe A delegation of approximately 15 property owners from city haa $60,000 worth of recrea­ Lake Orientu near Altamonte Spring* urged the board that tional facilities In Goldsboro ah immediate action was necessary to prevent “ flooding the ready and has worked out detail* property owners o ff their lands.” of obtaining title to additional Tbe board authorised D istrict 8 land for expansion of tho pro­ Commissioner Ijtwrenc# Bwofford gram there. He told the five Negro youth* to check Into the cost o f cleaning nut drainage - wells In tha Laka Monday that they will not be NEW YORK (U P lj - Stock pri­ Orient* area and proceed with tha granted access to tbe Cvi« Ceiw ces at I p. m .: Job, subject to opinion by Attorney tar. This policy was established American Airlines ................. 20 Mark Cleveland Jr. on the legality a year sg o and the City Com­ mission haa upheld h as final. American T I T .................... 83 o f tha action. American Tobacco ............. 104 Last month a similar delegation* ilclhlrhrm Steel .................. 44'v o f property owners near Laka Caterpillar .................. JO"' Seminary asked for help. C It O . ................. 3 9 '« Spokesman for the group today 52'* was Charles Batts, who said (ha Chrysler . — . Curtiss - Wright . i I I ( I • » * 301k water waa rising lo IU highest 1261k i ■a ( « • •■ Du P o n t ................ level in £3 years and "something 60H Eastman Kodak must be dona about it ImmediaU, 7m Ford Motor ly.” A Sanford woman nami n g • General Electric t « i i c l i • « ik 83H Gommltiuiirr Horner Little an­ fractured nose cartilage and g 44'* General Motors . 2U swered that the problem Is pri­ bruised knee In an accident am Graham • Paige .. 341* marily that o f the land owners, .Seminole Blvd. today, Ini. TAT Olga Vihten Hunter, M , o f MW* 36‘ * since they bought In that location. I-orillard .... • ( l i t # * However, Chairman John Krider rlaau* Ave. w ai taken to Seminal* IH'k Minute Maid ........ said "w t have been brow-beaten Memorial Hospital and lit e r re113 •■*.*«* Penney ........... U S often by owner* on this problem leoaed, police said. A ca r driv e* Penn HR ......... 38 >4 hut there {* a limit to what we ran by Wiley rranklto Tuten o f M Scars llorlmrk Maple Avp. waa going weto on 4.Vk do. Standard Oil (N J) I l i t t M * "W e recognise your problem but Seminole Blvd. when Tuten turned 13H Studrbaker 81H you must bear with us” Krider em­ across Ihe boulevard to drive into U, S. Steel phasized. Ihe rily sanitary land fill entrance, Wrstingliousr El..................... 48 Thr iHMtrd agreed to let 8wuf- Tuten eul in front of Mrs. Hunter’ 6 ford rhrek the cost of the “ emer­ auto and hi* ca r waa hit in th* left side, police reported. gency” situation. Tuten waa oharged with toilur* lo yield the right eg way. A collision at the Park Dr. and French Ave. intersection today brought $3oo damage to two other ears. Seminolr County crew leaders Everett Conrey Slilnkte o f Rich­ Orville Dunckel, president of mond, Ind., cut serosa northbound for Urn ttwo c<*n»u* of poplation and housing arc Charlotte M. Ihe DeBary Chamber o f Com­ French Ave. lo turn into southSmith, 2021 Park Avc., Sanford; merce, announced that the month­ bound Park Drive, police said. Bill R. Lee, P. O. Box 1463, San­ ly dinner meeting March 16 at ] Hhtnkle waa reported to havo cut ford; and Martha C. Wlengea, XL. T p. m. will feature diatusilon of in front o f a car drlvan bp Joseph Ihe proa and cons of moving the Griffin of 1807 Persimmon Ave* I, Maitland. Tito crow leader appointment county aeat of Valusla County who wa* also driving north am was announced today by Horbcrt from He present location to De- French Ave. Griffin's enr hit J. Benson of the Census Bureau's Land, with Robert Kilgore, se­ Shlnkle’ s police said, Ihlnkto was temporary district office to Orlan- cretory of the Voluaia Taa Having charged with failure to yield the Assort aIiun of Daytona Beach, right of way. do, Each crew leader will supervise ■peaking in favor of the move, about 20 ccnaui fakers to the and Warren Cobb, attorney of hig rnunt which bogini April 1. DeLand, speaking against k . Tbe dinner meeting will be held Crew leader training starts today in Orlando and Includes toatruction to Ihe Stetson University dining on recruiting and training census room and members may bring Seminole County Is expected to lakt-fa, canvassing methods, prepa­ guests hy making advance re gel an ealimaled $1(7,833 in (rderar tervations. ration and submission of reports funds tor education, with (88.386 and supervision of census laker* to ■et for immediate release by th* insure a complete and accurate government, the office o f Congressoounl. man 8yd Harlong reported today. Crew Iraders recruit rrntua tak­ The funds have been put to ■ ers and allocate work assignments. tentative county entitlement under Plans are underway lo obtain a ihe policy of furnishing federal charter for so Am erican hagion fund* tor schools to area* where Post In Chuluota. All Interested there ia an Impact on population velerans ran contact G eorgs Pack­ through military installations and ard for further Information. other federal operations. CAPE CANAVERAL F l o . (III'I)— An Atlas hitarrontinrntal ballistic missile streaked 8,30(1 miles across tha Altantlc O cea n . today in a aucceaaful teat o f • ! new guidance "brain,” th* Air Farce »aid. An all-inertial guidance aysteiu rude th* miaaile a* a "ps***ng*r" for th* first time. But tha rocket ilir lf waa controlled, aa usual, fay Lake Mary residents were urged presented a "m em oran du m " to tho ground statione. to form a planning commission and cham ber member*. It outlined tha If it* first few teste pan out •• history of Lake Mary and IU cham ­ ex peeled, th* guidance package la gel • professional civic advisor ber of rum m erro and named goals at tha community Chamber of will be worked Into a controlling that should be lot by the co m ­ role aboard the A lias within tha Com m erce meeting. munity. next few weeks, auurcea Mid, Professor Paul Douglas and A motion was mad* and second­ Alice McMahon of the Rollins Col­ ed lo baek Otis SJoblom financially lege Center tor Practical Politic* and morally to hia effort to reinsaid that Lake Mary should be •tale public ownership ot Ihe Crys­ kept o high standard residential tal Lake park. The mottos waa area. They urged formation of a tabled by Proaidcnt Don Coleman A Church o f'th * N aiarrne m is­ M vea-m cm ber planning eommis- pending a report by Prank Evans sionary to Nicaragua will apeak ■toa to outline ton com m u n il)'• and Earl Toney about legal t o w al the Lake Mary Church of the g oa l!. Tho commiaaton should bo Involved. Th* motion will be vota4 Nazarenc at 7:30 y . m, Wednes­ cemptotoly representative of Lake on at the April I bnsiaoao moatM ory 't resident* and should today, Mrs. Robert Wellman, who to home on leave, will toll about her and should provida lo r functional •ad Jam es Avery were to ■ committee to work out (ho work to Nicragua. The public ia com petence, they aald. Donglao and Mia* McM ahon atoa details to o U k e Mazy blood hank. Invited. Land-Locked Lake Relief Studied Elects Publisher NEW YORK (U P I) — The gov­ ernm ent's long and turbulent in­ com e taa case against Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. (D -N . Y .) goes to trial in federal court hero to­ day. He it charged, in a threecount Indictment returned in May 1638, with making fradnlent dedttelions in a 1832 Joint return. lilies of their own. lie was charg­ ed with destroying private pro­ perty and police said he threw a rock and broke a headlight oa a truck driving along French Av*. While Walker was being booked a( the police station oa Ihe reck­ less driving charge, the pass­ enger* in hia car were questioned and officer* found them armed with sawed-off pool (tick*. Two of them gave falsa Information, police reported. Investigation hai revealed that the “ Young Man’ s Social Club” at Croonn was formed about three months sgo, with a staled BONN, Germany (U P I)-—Chan­ cellor Konrad Adenauer believea )l would be a catastrophe fo r the frae world If tha W salern power* yield any right* to Woat Berlin, Informed aourrea said today, Tha Weat Gel man leader flies lo tbe United Stales this weekend for talk* with President Rlaenhower end influential leaders o f Cung i ass, Thla la the thtni* he will stiwM a* Woman Injured In Car M ishap. County 60 Census Crew Leaders Are Appointed DeBary C Of C Sets Courthouse Talks U. S. Funds Slated For Seminole Chuluota Planning For Legion Post Guidance 'Brain' Missile A Success Community Plan Group SuggestedAt Lake Mary Church To Hear Missionary "V * S 1.(1, ■ fi �••atari V. Rrralb Gubernatorial Candidates StartMovingInHighGear •material ft *• Negro Protests Spread ToMiddle, Border States Page 2—Tuea, March 8, 1960 candidates Monday. la n o t c h e s and statements from MeClenny to Miami, the m i a f candidates offared a variety 0 ( solutions to the two problems. Jacksonville Mayor Hsydon -Barns, speaking at MacClenny, •aid B londs needs o businessmen Ubo himself fo r governor, not an attorney as several of his oppo■oato are. ."T h e n Is a place for attorneys la the state pictu re," he said, "b u t as laglslatora, Judges and in the office of attorney general." B u m s said he was the only eeatfttsto qualified to handla the ■ U te'i million dollar-a-diy spend­ ing program. Ul Miami, Fred 0 . Dickinson of West Balm Bosch said Florida is troatlag S million dollars annual­ ly ia overlapping sMU offices. L o is r be labelled C. Farris t s m * Ocala and Doyls B. four cent *a»olin* lix ihould be spent to speed up the Inlerstsle rosd program. He said there were only three alternatives to his proposal! "Build on a patchwork basis as we're doing now, take money from the general revenue fund, o r Impose an additional M s." David said he will recommend the slate lake over the buying of highway righto-of-way. The coun­ ties are buying them now. David pledged not to pad the sprawling rosd agency with "p o li­ tical supporters aod Incompetent job seekers." At Oldamar, Ku Klus Klansman Bill Hendrls criticized six of his opponents for allegedly "keeping the integration question stirred u p." Labelling Burns, Dickinson, Bryant, Carlton. David, and John McCarthy o f Fort Pierce as the "silk drawers gan g," Hendrix said he Just returned from campaign­ ing In Miami, West Palm Beaeh and Orlando, where he found the six hotly competing for the Negro vote. "T h ey are meeting with Ne­ groes aod promising them any­ thing," be assorted. B y United Frees International Negroes campaigning through out the South against raeial har­ rier* reported two victories la one southern stain at the beginning o f the sixth weak of tbolr pro­ test. The "passive resistance" movement elso spread into tho Midwest and border eMtes. Negro student* who entered three drugstores in pairs at Sallabury, N. C., were served, without comment at the store*’ eode fountains. Tw o other drug stores refused them. A few members of a large group o f Negroes who marched Into a variety store at WinstonSalem, N. C., were served hot dogs and soft drinks at Uw lunch counter. There were no IncidonU. J , Charles Jones, IS-ynr-nld Negro theology student at John son C. Smith University la Char­ lotte, N. C., predicted som e stores in Charlotte will quietly abandon the long-aUndlag custom of r e ­ stricting lunch counter atrvlca to while patron*. The picketing and mass fe m e s stratlona appeared to bare bit a momentary lull In the Deep South. But now demonstrations w e n reported in Texas, West Virginia and Ohio. At Montgomery, Ala,, site of near • violence la recent days, N egro shsdenu at Alabam a State College* may have abandoned their announced threat to boycott registration for a naw term and try for inUgratlon o f Auburn Uni­ versity and the Univartlty o f Ala­ bama. Collega President H. Council Trenholm gave them an extra week to decide If thoy will reflstor at A labam a Stain be­ cause "everything has been de­ layed by developm ent! o f tho past two w eeks." At Nashville, Tenn., where 1U persons were arrested in attdown protests, a M-raelal com m ittee & p S S E r c 'fS r | & & V 1' 1 ‘- l ...1 ■ V m ,m ■-w 1ivH*’ dL - n S * 14 . w a g h l» u r * ir <» . a ■ , I V 'M § \ m v i 7 V / f i r &5 •• % ■- ’A* THE BROWNIES and Girl Scouta o f All Souls Cathoiia Church In drens formation outside the church after a special church program wan held In recognition o f Girl Scout Week. Tha girla, members of Brownie troops, 183, 186, 490 and 2, and Girl Scout troops, 186 and 289, attended mana and received communion in a body. s e c u r it y A Mombeeo • Mew met with etudent le a d e n In hopti o f working out e solution. of._ flclali agreed to delay court s c * Uons against those arrested “ while the committee Is w orking." But i t P eten bu rg, Vs., n Negroes were arreited under a new anti-trespass Isw Monday when t h v refused la leave tha white eeetioa of the nubile library. Four were released under Bloc bonds, and stven others e b o n te go to JbB. At Houston, Tex., police rccciv w ed a report that a bom b h id * boon placed la n supermarket where SO Negroes sat at a lunch counter in protest agalait Uh m arkol’s segregation polley. N< bom b waa found. A restaurant at Xenia, Ohio agroed te "aerve everybody’ ’ M lowing a demonstration by »te dents from Central State Colic,i and W llberforce University. St gross complained o f "p o o r s e e * v l« ." • Nasser Attacks Jordan Rulers DAMASCUS (U P I) United Arab Htpublie President G a m il. Adbel Nassar returned to the s t - f lack Monday against the rulers ml Jordan and the regim e of Pre­ mier Abdul Karim K asiem » tragi Nasser laid soldi era at a eamy M miles southwest of Damascus that Am m an's "govern ors . . . yielded them selvae to British im ­ perialism and Am erica in ait against Arab aatianaliim ." He also charged that "AngleCommunist forces in Iraq tried t o p destroy A rab nationalism but fadad. A rab nationalism shall ac­ hieve a victory In Ir a q ." s s o c ia t e s , Task Stock in c Bxehsago CASSELBERRY'S KADET TROOP puta on a display of military forma* . STO CKS - B O N D S . tiona at tho Florida Kadet* o f America review.at Fort Mellon Park Satur­ i M U T U A L -F U N D S I day. Bottom picture ahowa Marine* and a reviewing team innpeering the rank* o f Kadeta from the Sanford and DeBary areas. FA I. Tea, Mgr. (Herald Photoa) . Popt Criticises Crime, Sex Stories Air F orce officials today investi­ gated reports o f a mysterious stream o f brilliant Ughts that lashed acm es tho eastern United Sutaa Monday night. The Defense Deportment said la a statement the lights were seen as far north aa Lake Brie and as far south as Key Weal. Air F orm officials In Washingloo said the llg h u were believed to have b u n caused by a meteor. But missilemen It Cape CanavM yaars o f age u d over eral said the lights "d efln lu ly i In Join. Dues for either ooked" like a satellite as It fell r aasodaie membership hack te earth with tha red heart o f air friction tearing it apart. VATICAN CITY (U P I) - P o p e John XXIII criticised the press Monday for playing up erlm o and sox stories in an "ostentatious stress o f whatever la ag alait the law of G od ." "T h ere are things that impress the Pope painfully,” ha told an audienee of Italian Catholic pubUshers. "F o r instance the wide apace newspapers am devoting to all tho things that represent an illustration o f tho anti-dacalogu* (tho opposite o f tho Ten Commandm eats) and of falao testim ony." Mom Gives Birth To Heavyweights track o f satellites once they a rt launched, said they could not ta ­ pis In tho lights, which triggered a amaU flurry of "flyin g saucer" talk. Tha flaming, colored lights wers reported by airplane pilots. Air MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich. 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The winner announced April I, io a new Easier wardrobe, i from the project will for charitable purposes d by the chapter. Wallace Tyre, .unihinc airman, presented Mrs. L Snrinelielri and Miss The “ Spring Rush" will begin March 17, with an informal St. Patrick's Day parly. The prc*ident, Mr*. Swain, was surprised with a birthday cake. Refreshments were served by the hostel* lo Mrs. Tyre, Mi** Wright, Mist Carter, Mr*. Springfield, Mr*. 1-con Swain, Mr*. I.loyd Swain, Mi** Joan Wright, Mi** Barbara Chamber*, Mil* M ckl Hall, Mr*. ^am Skelton, Mrs. Harvey Wil* kimon and Mr*. James Lyon*. The children o f tha Osteen School attended the ‘ 'Science Fair” at the children's museum In DeLand lest weekend, Member* nf the gim ip that had never *ern a ftre station were shown through the station there. On the return trip, they were trruted to soft drinks at a road­ side stand. Parent* furnishing transput tntion were Mr*. John Tatum, Mrs. Gerald Ho.ark, Mr*. Albert Pell, Mr*. Jean Katnwiti, Mrs. John Juris andithe teachers, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Harris. Mrs. Jack Little Hostess T o Parly C H U N K F A 2-l-tb T O M I K ONLY 8:30 - JALOPY NIGHT ON SCREEN AT 7:00 K 10:13 “ C o u n tr y M im ic H o lid a y " STARRING PER LIN lil'M s t - FARON YOUNG CO -FEATU RE A T 8:13 ONLY “ Good Hay For A Hanging" FRED MuvMlIREAY ST A R TS (VEIL CO -FEA TU RE A T »:0fl ONLY “ IN LOVE AND WAR" KOHEKT WAONKll CINEM ASCOPE * COLOR NOW BHOW1NG OPEN 12:45 FEATURE: 1:15 • 3:19 5:2.1 - 7t27 - 9:31 f t You can 't p u t out i f the hum an fires th at burn in For Rushees The Gamma Lambda chapter of Rcla Sigma Phi feted rushees witli a coffee at the home of Mra. Jack Little. Guests were greeted nt the door by Mr*. Little and ushered into the dining room where they were served hot punch and cakes by Ihe chapter sponsor, Mrs, Katie Corley. Mrs. Little's home was decorat­ ed with arrangements of spring flowers and bouquets of dried material. The coffee table ws* covered with *n Irish cutwork doth and rentrred with, an ar­ rangement of flowers. Rushees honored at thp party were Mrs. Shirley MUi*. Mrs. Jeanne Warnkc, Mrs. Fran Rivero, I Mrs. Reid Iverson, Mrs. Marga, ret Horne. Mrs. Helen llamner, I Miss Tommie Methane and .Mis* Iningene Methane. Members attending were the hostess and sponsor, Mrs. Faye Stetson, Mrs. Pst Largen, Mr*. At a recent meeting o f Seminole Chaptrr No. 2, O. K. S.. held at Masonic Temple, Sanford, Mr*, llnxet Wealing of Oviedo w ai ini­ tiated into thp order. After the ceremony ihe » a * prerented with a mi all while Ribte, a g ift of the Chaptrr, aim with a g ift from her Oviedo friend*, presented by Mr*. Marian .loner. The Worthy Matron, Mr*. Mar­ jorie Shepard, ha* instituted a “ Rig Sister" plan this year. It will tie the duty o f big lirter to act a* guide and mentor to the new mem­ ber, leaching the work o f the o r ­ der and the meaning o f the ritualUtir sym bol,. Mr*. Shepard ap­ pointed her*elf Mr*. W ealing'* big »i*ler, ami Mr*. K*si« Cole a* The Officer* Wive* of VA H -U big *i*ter to Mr*. M argaret Tap- will lie hostess to the Officer*1 pa*. Wive* monthly get-together. A Luncheon F*»hion Show will tie held at the Imperial House in Winter Park. Friday. (Member* please note thi* U not the regular luncheon date.) *pecti Pre-Ka»ter f*«hion* will be 1*r**io *hown by Minette’ * o f Winter i April, Park. Mr*. I(u**ell Am leixin ami Mn Mr*. R. H. Rrown will model the her i fashion* and Ihe makeup will be and done by Mr*. Rernard Harkey for . Funic Reauty Conn trior. Cole. Mr*. W illifm Fou Ik and Mr*. I cake Joseph Raehtuan will be co-ho*. te**e* for the event. Spring will he the theme carried out in alt dec­ oration*. „ . All O fficer*1 Wive* are advised to come early a* the fa-hion (how will begin promptly at 12:30. Repir«rnt*tlve* will contact mem­ ber* for re*ervation*. Officers’ Wives MRS. LLOYD O. SWAIN, left, president of the Zctu Xi chapter of IJtta Sipma Phi, is shown receiving the jtiri certificate from Jack Hall, manager of Yowell Co, while Mrs. Robert L. Reaves, president-elect and Miss Joan Wright look on, (Herald Photo) Member* o f the Zeta XI Chap­ ter of Beta Sigma Phi elected officer* for the coming year at Ihcir bim onthly meeting. Mr*. Robert L. Reaves was named president, Mr*, Wallace Tyre, vice president, Mis* Mary Ann Wright, treasurer, Mr*. Sam Skelton, re.cording secretary and Mrs. Leon Til. Swain Jr., corresponding secre­ tary. The group met at the home of Mrs. Reave* on Summerlin Ave. with Mr*. Sam Skelton serving a* cn-hoitcs*. Mr*. Lloyd O. Swain. presidenl presided at the business m eet­ ing. Plan* were completed for Fie way* and mean* rommlttce that time. J. S. Moore, extension poultry man, will fiv e a talk at Ih* county council meeting in the Home Dem­ onstration Center April 21, l l l i topic will be “ Poultry and E g g*," a program that it »ute to lie more than worthwhile. Club* are « 'k r d In ronsidrr the diacontinuance of all buslnc..* at Ilia rounty council general meet­ ing* and devote the entire time to educational prottam *. Mr*. R. It. Gray, finance chairman, asked (or luggestiona fo r fund raiding for the ruunrll. The routicil ehnru* 1* w diking hard and lecently »ang fur the l.ongwood Civie League. Mr*. R. R, Cray, l.ongwood, it director of the rhoru*. Plan* were di*eir**ed for Ih# IDB2 National Home l)emon*tration Counril meeting, and toura for achievement day were alto on the agenda. Ruth Harriet, family life *peciallel, »ugge»t» viewing thp fo l­ lowing TV program* on Channel it; March 31, 3 to 4 p. m., “ You Can't Ilai*o ChildiTn ily the R ook," and April 27, 111 to 11 Chuldota MR. AND MRS. STOWELL Osteen Couple Visits Parents .MISS JACKIE DAVIS; bride-elect wna honored nt n shower at the home of Ituth Hohiii.ion, on French Avo. this weekend, (lames were played and re­ freshment* nerved from a table covered with a hand made lace cloth and centered with a cake decorated with n miniature bride and surrounded by pink azaleas. Shown at the table, left to ri«ht, are Miss Robinson, Miss Davis and her mother, .Mrs. E. A. Davis. Others attending were Mrs. Viola Kastnor, .Mrs. Dot Nettles, Mrs. Frances Wright, Sirs. Sylvia Kcrffstrom, Mrs. Lucile Itehrcns, Mrs. Hetty Chaney, Mrs. Wanda Hubbard nnd Misa Mary Jo Robinson, (PsA A nnah Recent hou*esuc*ti of Mr. and Mr*. N. H, Brewer include, Mr. and Mr*. Ernest llinm an, o f Bur­ lington, Conn., Mr. and Mra. Vera Griffin o f W en Springfield, Mass., their daughter, Mrs. Charlaa R. Allen and grandchildren, Mark and Elizabeth Allen, nf Gaatoala, 8. C. Their son-in-law Is •rector o f St. Mark's Episcopal Church la Gastonia, * Church W °*ID f *ATI Calendar TUESDAY P incrrrit Hapliil Church Dea­ con* Meeting* at 7:30 p. m. The WMU Executive meeting and Week of P r* )cr meeting at 7 30 p. nr. and R p. in. the First Methodist Church in W EDNESDAY Orlando. The Fii»t Melhpdikt Shut-In A resolution In memory of Mrs. Player Group will meet at the Angie Purdy was presented by home nf Mr*. Emma DiiHose, M r.. It. F. Cole. Fima Height*, e l (L3n p. m. Mr*. L. D, Hailing* gave Ihe The Friendship das* of the devotion and Mr*. E C. Williams First Chiisllan Chinch will hold a introduced Mr*. T. J. Taylor and “ wiener roa it" at the home of Jay Mra. E. W. Christensen who gave Walter* on Hauana Lake at 0:30 Ihe program on ennservalinn of mature life and conrrvalion on yonlh. HEAT CIRCULATION’ Luncheon IN' THE HOME In Albion, Iowa .Mr. and Mr*. Dun Ktuwrll, Osteen, attended the gulden wed­ ding anniversary o f Mr. Blow ell's parents, Mr. and Mr*. K. R. Stowell, Fel>. 23 in Albion, low *. Thp couple observed the annf. ver-ary with open house from 2 to 4 p. nt, at the Methodist Church in Albion. They have been frequent visitors at the home o f their eon and hi* family for several yeara and hava many friends In Osteen and Enter­ prise. I Little Robert Roy Kendrick Is doing nicely at Orange Memorial Hospital, Orlando. The baby was born prematurely to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kendrick of Third SI. Feb. ( Ho weighed just two pounds snd right ounres, and will remain in the hospital nursery until his weight reaches five pounds. Hi* sistrrs, Robbie Jean ago three and Toni, one year old, are anxious to meet their brother. m a a v K sm IT S T R U E -T H E 3 . POINT PLAN LOVELY FAMOUS FOR Air eirculattun plays a big role in healing your home. The movement of warmed air through a room may be slowed down if Ihe cooler sir has no way nf es­ caping. You ran sperd up Hit process hy opening a window an inch or two from the top. Better yet, open (hr windows a crack at the lop and bottom. In that way you'll gel maximum circulation of air and heat. Dinners $1.35 Carry • Out Shop Opon Daily 11 • I f Sunday 11 • S 2506 • 8 Oak Atra. FA 1-991 Notice Citizens For Progress of Seminole County COMPLEXIONS BY T ue s d a y , March at the Sanford IS NOW AVAILABLE SANFORD AT WALGREEN STARTS IN YOUR AGENCY — FRIDAY “ O N TH E B E A C H ’ “ On Tha Conwr By Tha Clock1 *.*■I M m �r » - M |^|— t» *d P « Quotable Quotes ABOUT FACE, HUPJ HUP! ONE, NIN& SIX, OHf Law LSt Saafor Negro youthr made a mistake Saturday night and Monday morning by throwing rocks and other missiles at automobiles on the d ty streets. Thin la against the law and polka are required to make afreets whan offenders can ba caught Such actions also involve a lot o f Innr^nt people and Issvlng them at the mercy :•/, thrown objects. wto youths think they have a grievance about i ■■ .v ! ■ WASHINGTON (UP1) - Every now and then, our government be* gina to run abort o f atatlatica. When that happens, It goes out A t Isst count, w e h sd 11,171 fed ­ eral em ployes engaged In the col­ lection and compilation o f statis­ tics. But this, naturally, Is not they should taka tha advice o f the morn responsible ones in tfcatr own community and not gome bleeding hearts from an* other nertion o f the country. * Brickbat throwing la going to gat them a thrill they're net looking fdr. " I bad Just walked out o f a eats screes tha street when the explotiaa happened," said deputy Charles Parrish. " I thought it was a Jet plea# at first. Then 1 glaared a t the courthouse and saw papers Mown out tho w indows." Tho Mast did oiteaslve dam age to tho clerk's office, a records vault, and tho superin tcndtnl o f school's office. Windows w ere blown out, plaster from the ceil­ ing and walla fell in, furniture tossed about, and an Inner wall In tho clerk's o ffic e collapsed. gw;-. ' l* l i in r- - D A ILY CRO SSW O RD W A S H IN G T O N - A second tele­ gram has com a this w ay from Bob Hope sotting down his plans as the ISM presidential candi­ date o f tho Humor Party. It waa filed in N ew Orleans at the odd hour o f 1 :M a. m . The wire follow s: " I t 's exciting Juit thinking shout being president far four years. CASE D M 2 : T on y X ., aged 32. waa tho stingy, latravertlvi hus­ band described yesterday who ignored his wlfo aad children In lter around tho bouse during i spare tim e. Thou his w ife shocked him late waking up, a a aha told M m she planned to file cult far divorce, so he shod tears. And when she let him rata him ­ self on tho "T e s t for a Good H usband." ho ranked him self s i " p o o r ." H er rating ctesatflod Mm aa "v a ry p o o r ." S o ho tore up tho laate, d o m ­ ains m e aad ph yectology in gen­ eral. But later that night, ha dumped the waetebaket on tho parlor ru g aad dug out the tern eces o f that "T est for a Good usband." M ethodically ho put tha fragmeats together, fo r ho know tho test w ee sound, though his pride wouldn't let Mm adm it hie own errors in front o f his wife. Tony w as about as sett-center­ ed as S crooge. And the adds wore much against his making a dram atic chaaga at tho ago o f 32. But h o did: And M s c o m proves you should never give up In your b o p o f Improving human ptraon- E V - D A ILY ACSpM CRO SSW O RD XPnteauo BAPoe g Mug" I f I'm elected ch ief csceu tive, I’ d nama Jackie Gleason as m y secretary o f agriculture. Give Mm a Mb aad a spoon and that win taka care o f tha farm supplus. " I havo a few ideas for am ­ bassadorships, Milton Berio Is go­ ing to lo v e U at D evil’ s Island. . children. But w t didn't knew hew t* Intervene. "T h en we read a couple o f «r» tid e s la your colum n in tho Chi­ cago D aily News, t o 1 urged m y daughter to consult you. 'W ell, 1 d e a l know what you told her. And m y husband and I w ere alm ost positive this mar­ riage could not bo salvaged. "B u t it m ay surprise you to know that T on y did a real rightabout-face. " M y husband la not hero to­ night because ha Is at hom e, baby-sitting with ou r tw o grand­ children. " F o r Tony won our daughter’ s affection aad they are m are ar­ dently In lo re than on their ori­ ginal honeymoon. "In deed, th at'i why we have tha children these two weeks, for they havo gone on a trip to N i­ agara Falls to celebrate. "N ew spapers reader a trem ­ endous service to their readers is helping give readers an ve view o f themselves. So w o are eternally gratefu l." Newspapers take tha scientific feets and release th a n lo ovary parson who can m d . Newspapers are thus our greatest educational fort*. Bo send for the M0-point "T ests for Husbands A W iv es," enelei_____ „ enclos­ ing a stem ped, return envelope, plua 20c (non-profit). F ate them around am ong all m arried folks, fo r they are Ideal Insurance against divorce. M F or exam ple, the very sea t weak T s o y turned M s fo il pay check o v e r to his w ife, though bo bad aavar g iv es bar a red cent In all their previous seven years o f marriage. SJace the "T a e l fo r a Good Husband" requires a man to take U s wife out on a date at least once per week ho resolutely did so. And ho began paying m ore at­ tention to M s children. He n o le a f- R v /j! g s * 1' i F B C i4 -T u M .lb r c h S .lM 0 fo i O n t fs r ft flr r a lk 11------------- r : ____ _____________ — --------------- Also, ho began paying a few compUawnia ta Ms w ife aad youagaters. But she waa uabeUtviag aad som ewhat hostile ta T esy ’ s first attempts. A couple o f months later 1 was Invited to f i t * an address at Um Ham anway ch u rch la Bvanstan an “ M arriage P roblem s," After m y talk, 1 shook hands with m aay o f Urn m em bers o f tho audience. Including a cultured w om an about I I y e a n st age. " D r . C rane," aha began, "y o u d o s t realise what you havo done fo r my husband and me. " T e a r waa our aon-te-law aad w e both saw tho handwriting on tho w all as regards that m ar­ riage. "W e triad to keep out a f it, hut w o hated ta are a d ivorce, largely because s f their two Another topic that interested the department waa *'th# effect o f coupons and special offers on the aalo o f butter, margarine, shortenlog and cooking ofla o t retoll lrra l.” F or 32, 100. the department w s i able to eatabliah that "th e Influ­ ence o f epecial deala on total purchaaea o f food fats and oil waa slight but did result la switching o f branda fo r margarine, shorten­ ing. and salad and cooking o ils ." Sly w ife could hare told th an that fo r nothing. This, however, would only havo boen a alnglo statistic and, a c­ cording to tho dictionary, tberu (a no such thing, Statistics only com e in bunches, Ilka grapes. T o overcom e the shortage. It has been necessary lo r the gov­ ernment to purchase $ i0 ,?t2 .u e worth o f statistics from private collectors during tha past five yean. At least. I guess It waa neces­ sary. The House subcommittee on governm ent statistics seem s to h are som e doubt on that p o in t The subcomm ittee has been gathering atatlatica on statisticsgathering to s e t whether the g ov­ ernm ent la unduly burdening tho public with Its constant quest for obscure Information. In n report issued last D ecem ­ CAMBRIDGE. M ast. (U P l) — ber, the subcommittee said It had found that businessmen and other Massachusetts Institute o f Techdtixana regularly file nearly 3,000 oolog y today announced It had con­ different farm s with the govern­ firm ed the first successful twow ay radio communication in which ment. These enable the governm ent to artificial sateDites were used for keep track o f euch things ns bow tho signal relay. An M IT freshman and a M ary­ m any railroad cross ties are used e a ch y e a r en d how m any beer land high school senior—both 17w e n responsible fo r the acteatleaas are m ade each month. N ow the au bcoam lttee la out fie achievem ent. MIT officials said. Raphael SoUer, o f New York with a new report estimating that it costa the governm ent around 7* City and MIT, and Perry I. Klein million dollars a year to satisfy o f Bcthesda, Md., clim axed two years o f experimentation Feb. « Its statistical craving. The report doesn't tingle out when they sent and received sig­ an y particular set o f figures as nals between New Y ork and Beth•sda. being som ething the government Dr. Jerom e B. Wiesaer, director could perhaps do without. But the subcom m ittee does say It is hard o f (ho M IT research laboratory to believe that ell those figures o f electronics and an authority in tho field o f communications re­ a rc necessary. search and space technology, veri­ In this connection. It h at pub­ fied the w ork o f the two students. lished a list o f ** contracts which "1 am Impressed by the careful Eagle ad with a bottle w arm er federal agencies have awarded In and a diplomatic pouch full o f tho past fire years fo r outside preparation mada by Solfer. and I found no m a jor technical fault In com le beaks. statistical services. his p a p e r," Wiener said. " I would nam a Zsa Esa Gabor Tho bulk o f tho contract* was “ I would stress." ba said, "tha head o f our bureau o f wild life. awardad by tha Agriculture De­ " I ’d put Walt Disney In charge partm ent, which seem s to have an need fo r m ore data and m ore use o f scientifically instrumented m ea­ Insatiable curiosity about such bow to rue a shooting gallery and things as tha "econ om ic evatua^ surements before any absolute make a p r o fit Why should we lion o f beverage consumption by claim can ba m a d e." h are those M g rockets financial children.” Hope? Let’ s sell rides on them. I f 1 Interpret tho results o f tho Ten years before tho Pilgrim s " I 'd like to d o something for beverage eurvey e o r m t ly . most landed at Plymouth Rock, Santa tho taxpayers. I'd taka George kids drink milk. Nailing down this Fe. N. M.. was an active seat or Washington o ff the dollar bill and fnet cost 128,200. government. replace him with a beautiful giri In a bikini. . , "T h en , when you kiss your money good-bye, it w on't hurt so much. " T o represent th o United Slates at the next summ it meeting. I'd ■end Danny Thom as, Georgia Jetsel and Greueho M arx. With these guys nobody would get a war la ed g ew ise." t . i At this point, com edian Hap* bared Indignation about tha pre­ sent inequalities In our tex ts. Ha M id : ISA "V ffiy should Arthur M iller aad 1 nay tho sam e amusement ta x?' T b s wire coatiau ci: " I 'd sand federal troops out W est to those television studios and put aa end to those Indian uprisings. " I ’ d alas Insist an w id s-s m e a money. I f we are going to have h are Inflation, let's look a t 1L" Candidate H eps said ha was la favor a f Integration. "J think YOU DECIDE HOW MUCH D em ocrats should ba allowed to MORE CORVAIR GIVES YOU IN m ix with tho BopnbUcaas." Thera waa o a t thing that was COMFORT, CONVENIENCE AND bothering tha m aa. " I ’ m not •are," ha wrote, "that w e dan't CONTROLLABILITY . . . WITH already h are a Humor Forty. Soma o f tho statements m ad* by THESE EXCLUSIVE FEATURES. the Dem ocrats end the Republi­ cans could put m * out o f busi­ INKY DON’T COST ONE n ess." Hope neglected an* thing — cam paign slogan. Symington has, "M e Tan fo r Stu." Kanandy's is, "L o t’a B ack J a ck ." Boefcsfalter's was, "W h o ala* but NalaoT" S o w by a st: "C ro p * With H op *?" United MEMPHIS, Tenn— Elvis Prtsley, refusing to pose with o n e £ (he stuffed toy animals with which be filled his hom e before entering the A rm y: " I t would look a little silly ror a 23-year-old man hom e from tho A rm y to be playing with dolls." WICHITA. K an. — Petite eolmal trainer Evelyn Currie, iftrr wrestling a 230-pound tlgloo (h ilf tiger-half lion) that had bolitd from Its cage: W "Handling one s f these big csts is like bolding a machine gui. You never knew when it is gsiai to go o ff." NEW Y O R K — Jack P u r , returning ta his T V show about throt weeks after his emotional walkout ov e r a censorship dis­ pute: "C om ing baek la hard and en^ barrasslng ft» a w ay. In a crijfl you learn who your friend* are.” RESEDA, Calif. - Mrs. D srltm Cleary, sister o f caofsssed mur­ derer Dennis Whitney, 17, stating that sha aad ba r husband will fly to Miami to show him his family Is standing b y him : " I guess ho never felt wseted. We always admired how wall ha was taking c a r t o f himself. We had no Idea it w as through reft bery.” M otive F or Punch BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (U PI) " I had a toothache and sha would­ n’t let m e sleep s o 1 let her hive it ,'" said Robert Hobby In explain­ ing to the judge why he punched his wife. In Thankful Tribute — ’ TBB SEM INOLB — D oBARY COUNCIL gratefully . acreate and ackaowledge* Igea me memorial cootribaUano fo r H E A R T RE SEA RCH . p. o. box let SANFORD; FLA. WORTH? To (hose who h ive corvair in the County for COUNTY, FEDERAL • STATE AND ELECTIO N B erinninff M arch 4th R egistration O ffice will be open fo r regiiterin g 30 day*. M onday - Friday 9 *til 5 Saturday 9. 'til Noon A P R IL 2nd I» T he L a st D ay to R egister ' W- HOLLER MOTOR SALES SEC O N D » . . i _ i f. ‘ ' .* * v P A LM ET T O _______ ■a* m I -j I PH O N E PA 2-0711 �\v w < ^ O TH aR n.1INj ThE J RO«e TO JWACIRS 3 OCO y AUSTRALIA IHTHFTf AUlfS AH HCVK \ HOURS? 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Y ft' d gth o be L A ih j e c t o q “7 D U A t* R A B K 8 ) jt T S .'W O W / G E E /W H A T DOES f W E L l.'Y D U X TVIATS allth sv / a girl HAVE TO 0 0 ’ -T H I N K O F / ^ x \ 1I ijB m A TTB A C r A _ ^ ] BOVS A T T E N T I O N /^ ! to HW HTTAV ^E A SIN G A J pE B PU M E J s. t m a t C H O D TO P S C O M IN G i t s m V b o w l in g N N IG H T.'A R E YO U ff f h jS jZ i OM OUNC/ " ------ [ A N O y ^ f SMELLS L»KE O VER.* IT U - B E T V a ^ r c V v i/ / Gee,OAD( ^ l A R E YO U V K ID D IN G j^ t r 7 A bbco rd s FO R.M E.' H t '3 s r a ic r L V t h e IN D O O t'P A R K IN G !*----- - T V P E /y .---- - - - ETTA/ A HERE’3 VOUO SITTER �7 Future Giant Hopefuls Classified Ads Bring Fast Results Arrive Here Thursday Classified Covers Sports By JERRY COVINGTON Tht baakctbnli Reason is over. Al­ though our Scminoles failed in their bid for a trip to the siato tournament they provided us with a great season. It has i* yea n to put the game where Uk esn m a n y___ . . It should have been all along but Coach Bud Layer and his youngsters did Just this, and now it is here to stay. Game after game they continued to thrill everyone with their talents on the court and in doing so they piled up a fine 19-S record for the season. They also brought home the first trophy since 1937 when they took the Orange Belt Confer­ ence tourney in Apopka. During the season we saw many great individual performances and msny new records set. Ray Lunduuist proved himself to be the finest guard in the entire area and he now holds the new scoring record in a single game with 36. Ray was the first ‘ * f . Seminole to letter all four years in basket­ ’ . ball and he will be long remembered as the most colorful player ever to come on the court at SHS. S O High scoring Jim Gracey has estab­ lished a new season scoring record with -4 8 8 points and a 18 point p*r gsme avei * age. He broke his previous high of 335 points for a single season which he eatabliihed last year. HU great shooting •ye accounted for many of the Seminole victories and hU loss will be a great one M at season. Senior Terry Christensen, who was the finest defensive player and passer on the •quad thU season, also will long be remem­ bered for hU leadership and spirit on the cou rt It was his determination that made the big difference in the OBC tourney vic­ tory against Winter Park. Terry is due a lot o f credit fo r the points scored by Gracey and Lundqulst because it was his great passing that made the fast break go no well. Cowboy Oravetx and Doug Tamny came through time and time again for Layer their rebounding was very effective moat o f the Maaon. Oravetx will be lost by graduation but we can expect great things from Tunny again next season. Junior Guard George Perides started •lowly at the beginning o f the season but he soon found that he waa ready and was n great asset to the success of the team. He can look forward to a great season again next year and should pick up right where Lundqulst left off. Coach Layer was blessed with a fine bench all season and most o f these young­ sters will be back again next season. John Taylor, John Marsh, Dave Wilson, Alex McKlbbin. Mike Roberts, and Kddie Fuhrman all saw a great deal of action and with exception o f Wilson, all will be back again. There aren’t words to proise the job done by Layer this season. He has worked BP ; *3 • -.'j COACH BUD LAYER vigorously for five years at, SHS and the results o f his efforts can be seen in the record books this season. He Is a great coach and a fine gentleman and the parenta of these young athletes should be proud to have a person of hli ability on the faculty at SHS. When speaking of the future Layer aums it up this way. “ This Is only the start. Basketball finally found its place in Sanford and when we get in our new gym next season we should stilt be plenty tough. We have found out what it is lika to win now and we aren't ever going to be such an easy target.1* Congratulations Semlnolti on a great •easonl 1kl.n*%AJ, totoglLv I VA'tlJ . ■yfctA7‘hi a v * • p i A (I jW iH wt X w (r W-TivV. ■< The I960 baseball season Meka off in Sanford Thurariay with tha arrival of approximately so young iter* from the San Francisco Gianta minor league teams. Future Mickey Mantles and Ted Williams' will be com ing from p lie rs aa distant as Artesla, N. M and Eugene, Ore. Giant training cam p officials re ported today that the stadium It in " lo p " working condition and every thing will be te l for the cry of "p lay ba ll" when the first cxhlbl lion gam e begins March I f with the Harlingen, T exai team meeting Tacom a. In other aprlng training news according to United Press Interna lional the condition o f Ted Wil Hams' neck haa becom e a top secret Item In the Boston Red Sox training cam p. Manager Billy Jurgea supplied the new tw lit Monday when hr placed a taboo on any mention ol neck Injuries. Only a week ago the 41-year-old slugger had laid the painful aliment could force him to relire. ‘ Don't even ark Ted how bis neck is ." Jurgea told reporters. ''Let': ict it go at that." Williams, meanwhile, appeare Improved to newsmen who watch I ed him go through Monday’s work out. He no longer carries his neck to one side and Monday he was blasting away In batting practice with hia old test and lecturing |younger players oa bitting. Williams la attempting a com e I back after hia l i s t balling average |fell to an all-llma low of .2S4. Veteran players produced the I moat important newa in other ramps, especially at Tam pa where Frank Robioaon'a slugging had the Cincinnati Reds beaming, Robin­ son, who batted .311, hit M homen. |and drove in 123 runa last season walloped three straight double |during the Redo' intraaquad game Pitchera Dick Donovan o f the I American League champion Chi eago White Sox and Ned Carver of the Kansas City Athletics alsc |looked and felt great. " I feel just like a 25-gama win I n er," said D otvvan after revealing that ha weighs only 90S pound compared to his JOT at the end o last aeaaon. "A fte r all, Uiii i. spring training and if 1 don't fee, |optimistic now I never w ill." Garver, lO -ll last year, engaged I ia hia first workout at W eil Palm Beach and surprised everyone by throwing hard. "M y weight ia under UO because II worked out at home during Uie w inter" he said. "1 think I'll have |a better year this year than laat.' One cam p In which n rookie stole I the show waa the Milwaukee Braves* Bradenton alia where Zti year-old Len Gabritlaon enjoyed the kind of day about which rookie, dream . Gabritlaon, a $71,000 bonus baby o ff Iba University at Souther. California campua, hit a three-run hom er o ff Warren Spahn and a two-run tingle off Carlton' Wlllcj in an Intraaquad gam e. Hc'a a 0-4 203-pounder who hasn't had a day o f professions l experience. Tw o o f the year's staunches holdouts gave ground when Pedro Ram os signed for an anim ated Stetson Loses |ln NAIA Ploy S E A S O N CHAMPIONS I Nightly 3 T h e . Robson’a Sporting Goods team same out an top in this season's Biddy Basketball League. Coach Tirado proudly displays the trophy as the team beams, The team includes, left to right, back row, R. Henson, Cason, Todd, Lanier and Rumley. Front row, WilHams, K. Henson, McKibbin and Brown. The Biddy Basketball League ia con­ ducted under tne auspices of the Sanford Recreation Department. (Herald Photo) (Except KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P1) |Top-seeded Tennessee AAI will [ try to avoid the upset jinx tonight which already has claimed two of the high ranked teams in the 22nd annual NAIA basketball tourna |iqent. Tenneasee A * I, tournament champion here for the past three |y e a n , makes Its debut at I p.m i against Midwestern <Tcg.) Uni I varsity. Tonight's play will and first round action la the week long Na lional Association o f IntercoU* [ fla t* Athletic* Tournament. Sharing tha night billing-w ith Tennessee A M and Midwestern ars games between Hamlins (M inn.) and Florence (A la .), 1:10 |p. m .; Pittsburgh (K an.) State and Findlay (O hio), ■ : » p.m Christian Brother* (T e ) and Paraana (Iow a) at 10 p. Two tournament favorites were felled In M onday'! first round ae Don aa unranked Oklahoma BapDM rod# tht M-potet scoring and brilliant all-round play o f Afoot Finch Don Msatera te a Ti l l vie|lory over third-seeded Southern Illinois, and William Jewell (M o .) |boated seventh-seeded Stetson, Spader) M A T ! N EES California Cagers Selected As No. t U. S. .College Team NEW YORK (U P I) — Califor­ nia's Golden B ea n , who employed "old-fashioned" methods like ballcontrol and defense to win 24 of 23 games, today were acclaim ed national college basketball cham ­ pions for the 1130-M regular seaion by the United Press Interna­ tional Board o f Coaehes. ' Coach-oMhe-year Peler Newell’ s men beat out Cincinnati for the honor by a margin of 10 potnta In the final ratings by the 33 outjtandlng rnsrhes who com prise :'ie UPI rating board. This was a fitting tribute to 44* y ca ro ld Newell, who retires aa coach after thin aeaaon and steps up to athletic director at Califor­ nia. Before that, however, tha B ean make a defense of their NCAA championship, atading to night agalnit Idaho State. In their float ratings. 20 coachea made California their No. 1 choice and 13 voted for O scar Robertson ed Cincinnati. Third-ranked Ohio State and fifth-ranked Utah each received one tint-place vote. In points distributed on a 10-F V-7-F3-4-3-2-1 basis for voles from .lrat to 10th places, California r e reived a total of 3)4 to 324 for ClncinnaU. Both teams compiled 24-3 regular-season records. California will receive the Unit .*d Press International trophy, em Hematic o f the national champi­ onship. Following ClncinnaU In order cam e: Ohio State’ * Big Ten cham lion* (21-3), Bradley (24-2), Utah, .he Skyline Conference champ (24-3), West Virginia, Southern Conference champion (IF 4 ), Utah Stats (33-4), Georgia Tech, South cistern Conference winner (21-3) Villa nova, an independent with 18-3 record, and Indiana (20-4). Sugar Ray Signs Bout Willi Veteran BALTIMORE (U P I) Ray (Sugar) Robinson haa agreed to meet veteran middleweight Tony Baldonl In a to round bout at the Baltimore Coliseum April 2, ll waa announced today by promo '.er Al Fora. Robinson accepted the bout a* luneup for his rematch with "aul Pender at Boaton April Pender won Ibe New York Maijichuaelta version o f the world middleweight title by outpointing sugar Ray in their first meeting at Boston Jan- 22. Baldonl, a native of Wilkes Bar re, P a., who now resides la 8a ! IImore, has been boxing pro fetilonally sines 1141. Ha has iron only three fights ovar tha last four years. He engaged to only three bouts lis t year, losing two on knockouts. Dondanville Wins Women's Golf Play Donna Dondanville took top honors In a point system .soil tourney held at Ibe M ayfair Golf Course Sunday, Runner-up ia tha tourney waa J. Livingston. A special tourney will be held March I I sponsored by Navy wives and tha woman's golf tour­ ney scheduled Wednesday baa been peitponnd until Mereh te. Palmer Top Money-Maker DUNEDIN (U P !)— Arnold Pelmer, 1968 Masters g o lf champion, haa sat n new PGA monay-maklng record by winning $11,MS In toro months* Hia winning* for the first two month a o f 1H 0 wars more than any g olfer aver won In that length o f tim e., Rescheduled Routs WE E K L Y W ednesday, Friday Ik Saturday I P , M . L A D IE S N IG H T E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y >«i CetUaa. Line Coach Quits iT h rteW oyT ie M o a c o w , Idaho (U P I) - Don | „ Y f l C h t R flC O aid S w a m , football lino coach at , n 1 W 1 *T- PETERSBURG (U P I) lha University o f Idaho steco IMS, Three boats tram tho Now York resigned Monday te tebo a Ugh Y elebt Chib were first across lha M arking job is ~ (h lino in tho Mtemi-to-St. Petersburg yacht roe*. 9 warts played P acific!*, a 40-foot yaw l sapState University. teiaod by Gabrlsl M. Glannlnl, Gashed across the lino at Egmont Roy at 0:17X1 Monday night- It was fallowed by M it t e n . Thor Ramalng'a 00-tool sloop at t:4$.4t sad Touche, a OFfoot sloop owned by John Fetter at 8:»7.te. Divide Sugar 1T-U — $10,000 with the Washington Sen­ ator* and infielder Tony Kubek In­ dicated be Is about ready to get together kith the New York Yank­ ees. Kubek announced he will fly to the Yankee*' St. Petersburg cam p after first stating he wouldn't budge out or Milwaukee until he cam e to termr. NEW ORLEANS, U . (U P I) — t h e uaireralDoa of Mississippi and Louisiana State received a record amount o f t U M N sack far playteg to tba last Sugar Bawd teatfail games. Mississippi scored a » - 0 victory over U U te t e f b u m . Phone FA 2-2611 DEAD LIN ES CLA SSIFIED D ISPLA Y ! 2. For R e n t _______ _______ 2. For Rent SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gable*, 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 1-0720. REDECORATED 3 bedroom furn­ ished house with enclosed porch. FA 2-2202 or FA 2-3333. 2-ROOM cottage completely furn­ ished. all utilities, ready to move FLORAL HEIGHTS; 2" in. Adults only. 1404 Park. Ap­ apartment, one block ply Stamper Agency. ____ Sanford Ave., on the route to the right, 8th. FURNISHED apartment*, hard­ tho left. Endrrs, Rt. 2 wood floors, tilt hatha. 102 W. n th . Street. SMALL apartm ent'200 Avocado, RENT OR SALE: 2-bedroom, kit­ chen furnished home. Phone FA 2 2341. Tue*« thro Frl. • Z P. M. day befere Insertion. Mon. • SaL noon. 2-BEDROOM houie, completely furnished, free water and g ai, STRAIG H T CLA SSIFIE D : deposit furnished. Call FA 2-2377. Tuet. tltrn Frl. . I P. M. day bnCOMPLETELY funtUhed 4 Bed­ fora insertion. Mon. • SaL anon. room, 2 Bath home on Mellonville. Large living room, dining RESPONSIBILITY 1 room, kitchen. Florida room, fireplace, beamed ceiling, waihTha Herald will not be responsible er-dryer, dishwasher, e t e. Inr m ore than one tecorrect la ser Available Mar, B for 4 months. Don o f your ad, and reserves the FA 2-8140. right In m i s t nr reject any ad­ vertisement from that ordered to HOUSE, unfurnished, So. Sanford conform to the policioo o f thte Ave. on Oakway. $30. mo. paper. FA 2-OMS. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Goad Food „ 2 . Fer Rent____ ___ .. ____ ___ 2. Wanted to Rent 4. Real Eatata Wanted ». Real Estate For Bale •. M ortgage Loans 7. Business Opportunities 7-A Insurance A Female Help Wanted I. M els Help Wonted It. Mole ee Female I t . Work Wanted I t . Plumhlag Services 12. Electrical Services 14. Build, Paint 4k Repair 15. Special Service* 15-A Baaaty Parlors 1$. Flower* A Plante 17. Pet* - Livestock • Supplies 18. Machinery • Teels I t . Bents and Motors 3*. Automobile* M -A Trailers 21. Furniture 22. Articles Far Sale n -A Article Wanted 21. Net lees It Personals 24. Lest A Found B . Education • Instruction FURN. apart., alto Rooms with kitchen privileges. FA 2-2764. MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE CLEANEST. BEST RENTALS IN SANFORD. CALL FA 2-0274 Golden Lake: 2 bedroom furnished « garage apartment, Lake privi- » lege*. 373. 12411 Orange: 2 bedroom unfurnnished house, kitchen electrically equipped. ISO. 3412 Willow: 3 bedroom unfurn­ ished house, kitchen electrically I equipped. 1100. 4-ROOM furnished apartment *tV) month. FA 2-3021. 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, kitchen ^ equipped, 1 yr. old home. Call FA 2-0363 after 3:30. 2-IlEDROOM and 3 bedroom 1BEDROOM with kitchen privi houses for rent, kitchens equip­ leg e!, close in. FA 2-4699. ped. Across from school. Phone FA 2441J,-----------------------2BEDROOM h o u s e , furnished. Adults. FA 2-7684. FURN. apt., downstairs, 3 rooms, screened porch and garage. 812 UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house. Park, mgr. apt. 2. Ph. FA 1-7498. Ph. FA 2-0826 daya, after « no FA 2-0373. 3-BEDROOM furnished h o m e available March l7Ui. to respon­ 3-BEDROOM unfurnished, kitchen sible people, $108 per month. equipped house; den, ltk baths. FA 2 3888. In Laka Mary. FA 2-8608. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished Call FA 2-44M. house. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipped, 2403 Willow Ave. Call FA 2-2U2 o r FA 2-2821. FOR RE N T: 2 bedroom house, LAKEFBUNT: CB bom s, I large kitchen equipped. P h e w bedrooms, Florida room, earFA 2-5303. porle, lA li bath, kitchen equip­ ped, centra! beat: grove. In 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house on L a k e Mary. $123. Phone corner o f Sanford and Grand FA 2-3883. view. Call FA 2-4447 or apply U U Magnolia. 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house, $30, Crystal Lake Ave., Lake 3 A 4 ROOM apartments. Phone Mary. FA 2-40H or FA 2X271. FA 2-6281. Defending Champions Are Favorec As NCAA Tourney Regionals Open * 1-BEDROOMS, dinting room, kitchan and batb. t i l l French Ave. See Mr. Fault, Fausts Drug Store. NEW Y O R E (U P I) - T h a 12 round welterweight elimination bent between Federico Tkompeoo la the M ideas* regtenate at Lex­ at Argentine and Berate (E ld ) Paret at Cuba baa been reschedul­ ington, K y., Notre Dame to favor­ ed to March n at Madison Bqutr* ed to eliminate Ohio University and Garden. I b e original March B Western Kentucky la expected to bout between Argentina'! Eduar­ turn hack Miami, Fin. I f California, named ten regulardo Louise end Canada’ ! W ilf Greave* was moved forward to son son national ehampians by tho United Press International Board March 1$. at Coaches, j o t e by Idaho State na expected it meet face Bento Clara Exhibition Slat* to the second round to Beattie, NEW YORK (UF1) - I b o New Wash., Friday night. York TUans o f the Am erican Foot­ Santa Clara c a n e d an automatic ball League will open teair five- berth in the NCAA jam boree Mangame "p ro - 1* l i e s schedule Aug. day night by defeating Loyola, against the Lee Angelas Calif., 30-63, to a playoff for the rgers lu Los Angeles. The West Coach Conference title. TUans elan win play Oakland D ePoul end Utah alee bounced (C a b f.) al Candlestick Park. Saw tote ten eecoad round at their r e ­ Francisco, Aug. 14; Ike Dallas spective regional elimination*. DoTexans n l ten Cotton Bead, Aag, Font earned ten rnmnetobto honor 21; tee Houston Otter* at Houston 1 powerful Ctociantol to Aug. B , and the Buffalo Bill* at' the second round at tho Midwest Bosnia. N. Y , Bate. 4. reiterate hg downing tee Air f i 6. Real Estate For Bain INFREQUENTLY a r t w o fortunate enough to bo able to sell the "n icest" home In town, but hero it la. Two bedroom , oa tho most beautiful tot In one o f Sanford's best areas. If you are discriminating you will not b* dlsapponted. . Owner must move, ao ft’s only '* $10,830. (with good torma), W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Agency Phone FA I-4H1 112 N. Park Phone FA 2-03*1 fcot Park Dr. ROSA L. PAYTON And Associate* Academ y, IM S , at Chicago and Registered Real Estate Broker Utah eliminated Southern Cali­ fornia, SO 73, at Prove, Utah, te tho Ph. FA 1-1801 17-01 at Hiawatha q , Far Weal playoffs. SACRIFICE, leaving town — 1937, Kanaaa finished in a ti* with to fi. Trojan Cruller, ship to Kansas State fo r the Big Eight shore gaUey, automatic bildco Conference title by turning bach ump, >3 Gray Marina, $2230. Nebraaka, 70-74, and will m eet the A 2-3211. Wildcats in n playoff gam s Wed REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN needay night at Manhattan, Kan, The winner will gain a berth op­ posite Texas te the second round M44 French Are. o f tho NCAA Midwest regloaali. B vaitit Cincinnati completed its regular "CaM H a ir Phene FA » M 4 l season b y whipping Xavter Univer­ sity, 88-8$, fo r it* B tk victory te B games. •t. Louis relied to a 88-H tri HERBERT STENSTROM tunph ov er Louisville In its final Registered Broker warmup tar tho National InvUsttoa ASSOCIATES Tournament and Missouri boat Merto W. Warner Iowa State, 18-47. Betty* D. Smith R. E. M i gnus too Ned D. Julian R. J. Boynton Linvil J , Rim er Robert R. Lee Lottie Broadway Kenneth Torbett ' 111 N. Perk — Ph. FA l-243e J J. W. HALL Stenatrom Realty Little Miss Top Dog Track Choice Flva at tea eight standouts lined Z-BEDROOM, M batb, fuUy oir up lor tonight’* Grade-A feature conditioned home with utility at Sanford-Oriando Kennel Club and aeparata alorag* room. ■re female steppers end K looks Large fenced yard, patio. 4teri Ilka fair aex will sweep honors if loan. $70JO monthly. 108 Laurel morning lira odds are a guide. Dr. PA $4171. The hot niath will spice a i t event schedule starting al 0:18 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor a Raymond Lnndqulat, Assoc. ® P. m. A little m lia named Bold And P * Z-ZHI___ AUatote Bant Bldg. Golden, owned by B. F. Bennett, la rated e Z - t e - i choice to te* headliner. The town n e a r will m ove after Iw iftie, the mechani­ H O M E SE E K E R S cal rabbit, from the fourth post The speedy, hut erratic, W atch Thi* Space entrant wil) bo seeking her fourth TUa beautiful ate room and hath leeeoo triumph. home ha* screened porch, earIn the throe-box will be Dor lent, porta, utility and storage room. another little lady who haa toowa Underground sprinkle system § enough power to run with tho best tar the lawn. Located on a large la the tori of queens. Paul Boone's renter lot at 2*00 Oak Ave. The 37 pounder la assigned secondprice will be reduced $M each at tarty odds at 4-te-l.. Shn'll be J untjl sold. Original price day untft Hid. satog to quest of her A M v ic­ $18,110 today'* $18j o e . Present tory. loan, approximately $10,7H. ran ••■•to entrants to ha aaanmad. Monthly payments * ««tw e i r e outsm arting, O. are $7$. Show n- by appointment B- a Smokell* aad Ed’ e Red Penfig. NOTICE fiu r M f * ** t t bedroom » South o f 9 air base house on Box 372. FU R N . A pt. 201% W . 1st St. BRAND NEW 2 bedroom apart­ LARGE furnished upstair* apartment 190, water Included. 308 ment, 3 bedrooms, downtown; 9 W. 13th St., St. D ayi. Ph. 1 2*31, water Included. $63. Phone nights FA 2-1401. FA 3-1071 before 3 : 00. SMAIA, apart., also Rooms with 3-BEDROOM furnished apartment, kitchen privileges. FA 2-2784. cloi* in, ressonabli rent. Phone FA 2-084L W ELAK A APA R TM E N TS: rooms private baths, 111 W. T in t St. CLEAN 2-bedroom unfurnished house, knotty pint snack bar HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, E eit and .abtaeta, 1 m aster bedroom. aide between Celery and Geneva 133. Also furnished apartment Avenua; I bedroom s, kitche. ap­ H I M a g n o l i a . 163. Call 4 pliances. School bus atop, quiet 2. For Ront NO a-6MT. '* neighborhood. $71 per Month. Phone FA 2-1141. •17 EXCAMBRIA D R .: 2 bedroom 2-ROOM furnished apartment, 316 unfurnished bouse. Ph. FA 2-0020 1703 MAGNOLIA, large 1-BR. torn Magnolia. Phone A. K. Rossetafter 3:00 p. m, apt., til* bath, screened porch ter, Florest. FA 1-14M. US. FA 2-3031 o r FA 3HOMK8, DUPLEXES, FURN. a p t 2300 MeUonviU*. APARTMENTS NICELY furnished house, newly KENT A BED decorated, carporte and brcese CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY way, fruit trees. Low rent to Bollaway, Hosplla’ A Baby Beds 111 N. PARK AVE. FA t-2420 By D iy , Week or Month. good tenant. 11 Smyrna Dr., Da CARROLL'S FURNITURE 2-MODERN FURNISHED apartB * r y „ Fla. Ph. P A l - f t l l l 116 W. 1*1 St. mente. FA 2-4558. aoi Palmattb APARTM ENT, 112 Elm. FA 24*71. A vt. Available now. United Press laternettonal California end West Virginia, who finished only a point apart In last year's final, will be separated by 3,000 mites tonight when they start o ff on that long journey to­ ward a possible rematch in the NCAA basketball tournament. The defending champion Bears are heavy favorite* to crush Idaho State la Ih* Far West regional* at San Francisco and West Virginia Is aa equally-strong choice to sink N avy'la the East regional* at Naw York. California nipped the Mountainoars, 71-70, in the 1032 championskip gam e and both coaches—Pete Newell at the Basra nod Wait Virgtola’ e Fred leh au s—are confidant their paths will cross again la thja peer'* flan! a t San Francises, March l l . Ahead of them, though, lay other strong teams with the same dream s, plus a good d ia l o f travel lag that frequently drains the stamina at these eollfge kids in short pantw. The West Vlrglnla-Nevy meeting i* one o f throe gam es scheduled ia the East regional* at Madiaon Square Garden. New Y ork Univer­ sity is a 10H paint choice over Connecticut end Dub* ia n els-point favorite over Princeton to . f t o 6 , r ' �('CT+yiv'-'—: <9 Something New, Something Old-- WANT ADS Are As Good As Geld 5. Raol Eetate For Salt 3. Hem] Estate For Sale 8. Female Help Wanted Sh* Rrrnlfe • ACRES fau n land Sanfurd '% try Della, *430 per acre, w *130 down, five yeara to balance. Rlchardi Hotel bourne, Fla. i . Cel- I UKDROOM home in well ctlabonly llahed neighborhood. S p e c i a l AVON HAS pay terma. FA 2-615*. 3 open territoriee — city — Mel­ alao opening in LOCH ARBOR. NEW LAKEFRONT home: 3-bedWRITE IM MEDIATELY for rooma, 2 batha, cu ilom built, interview — Box 246, Lockhart, terrau o, glaaa eliding doora, WYNNEWOOD: 1 B. R. CBS Fla. bouae, $1300 equity and assume electric kitchen, fruilwood cabl neta. central healing and air W monthly payment. Phone FA l-MT*.__________________ conditioning; large plot, irriga­ UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for tion. Buy for coat direct from j educated, ambHioua rather than HOUSE FOR SALE: Lovely 1owner-builder. tlf.TOO, low down experienced, peraon. *4.000 mini­ bedroom home on large ahady payment. A. Frail. Clalrraont mum flrat year with promotion corner lot in Wynnewood: kitAve., Lake Mary, FA 2-2*61. each 100 daya. Writt Box 4, • ehen equipped. Jalouiie porch. Sanford Herald. l/>w down payment. 2413 SlavFARMER'S AGENCY BEAUTICIAN WANTED on or b e ­ ena Ave. FA 2-IOH. K. V. rarm ar, Rea liar •— ______ fore Mar. 15th. Call FA I-I742 D. H. Whitmore daya, FA 2-2455 avenlnga. Lillian 0 . Trama FISH CAMP, LAKE HARNEY Aaioclatea. Unusual Career Opportunity 333' front o s Lake, nice two bed­ room camp, aultable for year III! S. French Ave. Ph. F.V 2 5221 For woman age 25 u> 33. intervalAfter houri. FA 2-2611. FA 2-4*21, ed In bettering heratlf financial­ round liviog. FA 2-0261 ly and aociaUy. Eitabllabed na­ tionally known concern offtra I l l N. °a rk Ave. 3-ROOM modern home, furaiahod. future with aubrlanllal Income, Near air baae. Price 16,490. A plui aatiafaction of delivering S - Y E A R OLD, 3 bedroom CB turngood inveatment. 150* W. 3rd St. an Important aervlce to this lahed home near high arhonl. rommmunity. Good edurallon M C E 2 bedroom home, 2 hatha, CaU FA 2-4276 alter 6.00 P. M. and alncero inttrtat in children wall to wall carpel. For quick and all day Saturday and Sun­ necaaaary. Teaching or buaineaa salt call FA 2-2721. derbackground helpful. Muat hava car. Give background fuUy In NICE SMALL two bedroom houar Drat letter. Write Mra. Van WHITE BRICK FI REPLACE Dyke, P. O. Box *541, Orlando, o s two landacoped Iota; equip­ FOR SALE ped kttchea and apace heater. Florida Located Weal end of tpariosa liv­ Located Just outride o f city ing room. Alao thrown in for llmlla, with city water. Prico WOMEN SEW eaay ready-cut good meaaure—two bedroome, wrap-a-rouad aprona homo. 16,NJ. Any rcaionablt terma m tUa bath and t half, modem Earn $26.11 doi. — apart time. conaldered. ™ electric kitchen, terra u o floora Write—Accurate Mf$r’ t., Freethroughout. AU this altuatad on port, N. Y. Lavaly Laka Lotui, thraa blocka o ff 1T-M, Caiaalherry area. Buy BROKER 9. Male Help Wanted this lovely year old h e m s 'fo r 202 So. Park Ave. Ph FA 2-WSl the low, low price of only INSIDE SALESMAN for buUdiag 3-BEDROOM houar. $450 down. 114,500. material buaineaa. Good Income 206 Oakland Dr., Sunland. Can for young man with aome ex­ be aeen anytime. Liaten to Ihia, Attractive two bed­ perience. Write qu alification to room . one bath, Maionry home Box 40, e / o Sanford Herald. In Laka Mary—Extra large livTIME FLIES iM ing Room, a Florida Room and why keep on renting when 10. Mold or Female * which could be uaed for Bed­ you can buy a three bedroom MEN OR WOMEN to canvaaa room. Convenient M Poet Office home doae in and hava a *16. door lo door checking names and Storaa—Raaaonably priced total monthly paymentT E xcel­ tor the new city directory. An­ at *11,500. Terma. lent terma can bo arranged on swer in own handwriting, giving the doom payment to At your addroaa and telephone number. RE AL ESTATE LNhURANCE budget. By tbo way. Mom, the Write Box CC, e / o la a fo rd Her­ SURETY BONDS kitchan la deiignad with yon ald. in mind! CARPEN TER: Must have own AND ASSOCIATES W. H. “ BUI” STEM PER Agency tooll and transportation; pick­ Amy Asderaoii Phone FA $-4*61 112 N. Park up truck preferred. All work _ Genevieve (Jeanie) BlalPhono FA S-6331 1601 Park Dr. sublet. Apply In person, Jim ' • Carl Cborpenlng, Jr. Walter Carp., 1411 South Blvd., Robert J . Schmidt B Y OW NER: Must sell Uili week. "Del and. W. B. Shippy Furnished 2 bedroom bouse, Cmdr. G. R. Strickland large lot, aome fruit. N ear in­ STEADY WORK for able bodied Marvin WlUlame tersection o f auper highway to d ksady man. Phone FA 2-0511. *11 So. Park Ave. Pk. FA 21641 17-92. prico $5,700. FA t-*2M. Men-Women 190. Dally. Sell Lumi­ Sanford IN SUNLAND ESTATES; 9-bed­ nous nameplates. Write Reeves 'E v a n s Bldg. Lake Mary room , 2 bath bom *. Low downs Co., Allleboro, Haas. Pb. FA 1 1 » 0 payment, no closing coot' In­ volved. See M * Cherokee Clrtie or cell FA IM etcalf Building 2-BEDROOM block hom o, kitchen equipped. Potto. Buy sty equity, assume 414% mortgage. PineN AVY AND crest aroe. FA 2-941. #anfark Tues. March 8, lflflO—Page 7 IAFF-A-DAY WELCOME N E W CO M E R S TO SA N FO R D Wo invite j m U ha * « r lea sts a k w h u l y free v it lu s t e M s a tlho at s m a f l a a f w f n Im S m M*4ela w ills r e s locate aslt. able b e e tle * fo r yoaroatf osd fam ily. P h i a s y so r hoy s i •or Be h o O f flee. SEE SUNLAND Estates & South JPINECRES1 4th Addition Hums* Designed For Florida Living. 3 & 4 Bedrooms — 1 & 2 Batha VA - FHA F H A In Service Conventional Financing Down Payment* Low a* $425 You can move In immedi­ ately while the paper* are being processed. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home J?or The First Year — Or Your Down Payment And Cloelng Cost Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. O t a & Tudor, Inc. O ffice Opes I.M T il »:*6 Dolly 1:66 P. M. T i l Dork Bnadoy Cor. Hwy. 17-92 * 27th 81. Phono PA 2-1501 ONE o f Sa&fords m ore desirable two bedroom homee, o s a well shrubbed double lot, fire place, floor fu rn tee, oak floora, plenty i f fruit and a two car g a rig e. Furnished If desired. Deal with owner. Phone FA 1-tllT far appolatment. FOB BALE: I bedroom bouse, m bathe, eice lle s t'e e a d lU e n . You may appreciate nemo nauaual features in this attraeUvo heme. Phene NO 1-4006. Owner Transferred Must sacrifice 1 B. R „ 1 bath home with la ria Florida room. Lot OP x 145’ . Unusual 4te% mortgage. Buy my equity. Reaaonabla terms available. Call FA 1-6062 after 6;00 P. M. S t Johns Realty Co. THE T IM b TESTED FIRM 111 N. Park Ave. Pb. FA $-6112 REDUCING PRICE for quirk sale. By owner; 2 bedroom CB houar. wood flo o r s ;-co r n e r lot, .fe a r e d backyard, FA 2-1*62. NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES • q u ie t C o m m u n it y • Near Golf Courao $450 Down Turn Went Os 20th 81. Follow Country OMk Rd. * W itch For Our S i g n s . . . . OPEN D A ILY • too A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. TU Dark Shoamaket Const ructioa Co* lac. 241 Weal I6 tb Btreet pbMM f a s-a iaa ANNOUNCING A NEW DEAL For The Employer Itusuugbly screened, better quail(lad, mere competent people. Our Reputation Is •59 METZENDORF Travel Trailer priced for quick sale. Lot 40, Park Ave. Trailer Park. 14 FT. CORRECT CRAFT* boat" 23 H. P. Johnson and trailer, 1100. Call FA 2-2169. J - 4’ L '‘ j * ' • ••.» Orlando. Fla. 13. K le c l r l c s l S e r v ic e s House Wiring — E lectric Service Sid Vihlen RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia FA 2-0915 1 4 . B u ild , P a i n t 4k R e p a ir B A M ROOFING CoM ractisg A Repairs li anaad — Bonded —f FRE E ESTIMATES Laurel Ave. P>.. FA 2-7*43 THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Horn* Carpentry Repairs Roofing A Siding Phone FA 2 6452 WALL PAPERING A PAINTING Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Contact 56* West Mb St. Phone FA 2-1643 IF YOU have painting problem s and want to take advantage of years of experlsnca and tha beat of worbmenabtp, call K. M. Bledsoe, FA 1-4122. 15. Special Service* Sewing Mach. Repairs ALL M AEES A MODELS 166 I s . Park (14 hr. am .) FA 13623 SERVICE CALLS *1.30. For de­ pendable TV aervlce call San­ ford TV Center, 9th. and Sasferd Ava. FA 1-9741. .lime Brown's Beauty Salon 2010 Adams Ave. Ph. Be Lovelier With Beauty Care. FA 2-1627 Professional Dawn's Beauty Salon Used furniture, appliances, tools ete. Bought-Sold Larry’ s Mart 213 Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 2 4131 $SAVE$ New k Uaed Furniture and Applinncea Mather of Sanford 22. Articles For Sal* Thone 32.000 BTU oil ctrrutator Heater, has to be aeen tc appreciate. Cheap! Call FA 2-4317. T TWIN BED with mil spring innerspring mattreas, *25. FA 2-7237. 38 C U S H M A N Scooter $160; chrome kitchen table and chairs $23; Phllco air conditioner $75. FA 26140. ORANGE T R E E sT for sale. Will plant in yards or groves. Shade trees also available. Ed D avil, FA 2-4317. 24. Lost A Found FOUND: 10 H. P. outboard m otor aubmergrd in St. John*. Identity motor number, make and ap­ proximate place lost. CaU NEW hot water heater, 10 yr. | FA 2-0215. guarantee. Call FA 2-3742 or LOST: One watch at Day and ■ FA 2-2435. Night Real. R E W A R D . 1939 LAM BRETTA motor scooter FA 2 7332.________________ __ SITS, excellent condition. Call FA 2-0340. 25. education • Instruction NEW WINDOW "o r floor fan *20; barbecue grill with electric roll*serie *23. Call FA 2-3091. GOOD Breakfast room suite, steel chairs with plastic upholitery. P hone FA 2-1677._______________ CUSTOM MADE avalbraided^rug. IV x 13*, used five months. FA 1-7973. 21. Furniture ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds. Day, Week or Month— FURNITURE CENTER 1100 Frepch Ave. Ph. TA 2-7*53 l.*i-A Beauty Parlors SINGER “ 96” round bobbin port­ able. 7 payment* of *6 00. At­ tachments and guarantee. Writ* Credit Manager, Box 600, C /O Sanford Herald. USED LUM BER, about 1,000 ft.; ’ S3 Bulck, new seat c o v e n ; FA 1-6463. 1-TWIN BED. excellent condition. $30; 2 6 drawer double dressera, 973; Call FA 2-1179. LOST: Car keys on ring with leather atrap. Please return to Sanford Herald o r post office. AIRLINE ENJOY FREE TRAVEL GOOD PAY — SECURITY Men and women will he selected from this vicinity to train im­ mediately for attractive airline pvsitioni as Hostess, Reaervationlst, Ticket Agent and Ope­ ration*. Short, low coat training can qualify you. Will not Inter­ fere with present employmenL Women will be trained In charm and beauty technique*. Muat have pleasant personality, high school graduate, ag* 17 t* 3*. Inquiries confidential. Accredit­ ed school. Write for qualifying details. Include age, phone. Air­ line Personnel Training, Na­ tional School <4 Aeronautics, Bax I, c / e Sanford Herald. 3*6-399 ■ . Flrat St. Ph. F A I-0 9 U O BIG VALUES O JUICK CREDIT • EASY TERM S WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS O B ifi H. Oarritwi Dsvstopsr PRESENTS WILSON - M A I E R New and Used Furniture 311 E. First St. FA 2-3611 FA 2-T6I4 New A Hard Furniture A Appli­ ances. A Good Place To BUY, SELL or TRADE A Satisfied euatemer la our beat advertisement. HARRIETT’ S BEAUTY NOOK FA 1-7450 105 So. Oak Pk. FA 1-3741 460 Sanford Av*. 2110 Oak Jenkins EASTER SPECIAL *9 56 Waves Now $6 50 Hair Styling A Culling Included EVENING APPOINTMENTS AC­ CEPTED. DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP 1004 Adams Ph. FA 2-3335 19. Flowers At Plants Furniture CUSTOM BUILT lu rs A u n ~-*Ufl* pieces ar «*ca. Alee taraitura repair. Cabinet* FA 2-7063. 22. Artlelee Fer Bale WORK elothei, luggage, tents, tarpi, blanket*, tots. Arpiy-Navy Surplus, It* Sanford Ave. Oat Flow ers For Any O ccaaska s*n Us You* Furniture. Quick SANFORD SLOWER SHOP Service With Tbo Cash. SUPER FA 2 1933 or FA 2-9*70 TRADING POST. F A 94677. 19. Boats and Motors Gateway T o The Waterway Your KV1NRUDE Dealer Robson Sporting G o o d * 304-9-9 E. lit. Pk. PA 2 3*61 14 FT. BOAT A MOTOR. Phone FA 2-9606, FACTORY TO TOW ALUMINUM ’ VENETIAN BU NDS Enclosed heed. Sag-proof u rail wilh pfastie ends. Ft o r rayoe tepee. Oottee o r eyiee 3 Bedrooms-IVa'Bath* OU797ANOMG PlATU M I.'’ M e U * s ,~ * * s e n a f~ p o c J k utility teem , Veriest* B e e n , eatpsHe, s w a le s windows, ! MMAdMMm l&te sell s|4»| inrimBiIfRiteF(ladi WllAgja Prom $ 1 0 , 6 5 0 FHA '$ 3 5 0 Dcwn F r o M . S 0 8 .5 0 M lBthly WSPUY M0DBS O M fb M YJ * w . M m . *K ' * k .M $ .flM la ilifjjH k T P. a Bee 6 « f Senknrik Gin** and Paint Co. 111-114 W. and at. FA 1-41*$ THIS IS THK P U C E ! Windahfald Back Glaaa Dwar Glaaa Vent Glaaa SERVICE Stnkurlk G la s s and Puint C o FA 2 4622 GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS in•tailed end repaired. Roof re­ pair. No Job too small. Free •ittm itea. FA 2 6463. H E A T I N G H. B. POPE CO. MO S. Park — FA 2-4234 any CHILD CARE, daytim e. Country Club Manor, 130 M ayfair Circle. FA 2-9005. CU2TOM UPHOLSTERING: All work lUarantecd. Free Esti­ mate*. Pbona FA 2-7616. HOUSEWORK. CaU FA 1-asiT. ENVELOPES, Lalterliaada, atatam antl, lovolcca, hand bilia, and aregram i, j tv . Pr igrcaafvt Printing Ce. Pbona FA 2-2931— 996 Wait IIth St. IS. Plumbing Services Wall Plumbing k H e a t in g AIR COVUITIONING CONTRACT and RE P M R WORE 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6162 SJS K N O L L S IDEAL FAMILY HOMES ISO DOWN FHA FINANCED Drive Fear Mocha Went O ff French Ave. On g*th Ml. A ((temper Associate Is O s The frem lee* Daily. Priced w .v .e CLOCK REPAIRING: Wheels**, Lonewood Park, FA 2-7671, AUTO GLASS INSTALLED PIANO TUNING A HF.PAIRING W. L. HARMON P I . FA 3.4212 After 2 V. M. l ! i 4 2 BATHS « TV amt RADIO REPAIR a f -r 2:00 eights and weekend*; Sealord, Lake Mary and Long wood. FA 2-2772 and FA 26611. WILL DO ironing In my home. Also babysitting by day, week or hour. FA 2-1463. • a PLUMBING Contracting A Repairs Froo Estimates B. L. HARVEY 204 Sanlord Ave. Phone FA 2-3162 INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM H. MURRAY 1111 Celery Ave. Tel- FA 2-1114 3 BEDROOMS - » - : 15. Special Service* BOOKKEEPING In my home. Cal) FA 2 “ • a 12, Plumbing Services II. Work Wastad TYPING at home, legal or other. Phone FA 2-6644. a YOU." 11 114 W. 2nd St. Personnel Service 406 Metcalf Bldg. GOOD Used Appliances and TV's G orm ly, Inc.. Third it Palmetto 2 0 -A T r a il e r s For The Employee Id yrs. licensed and bended Florida. Member of tbo Chamber of Com m erce 1934 FORD Cuatom fordor, radio, healer, atraight stick, extra g.uJ condition, 5430. US N. Sunland Dr. FA 2-6311. 1931 STUDEBAKER Champion, outstanding condition, automa­ tic shift, $250. FA 1-0969. 11. Special Servient Mere ceurtsoue servlet, better jab opportnatUot, a competent em ­ ployment aervice. MODEL " A ” . Phone FA 2 5613. LIKE NEW h o ip itii bed. FA 2 3293. MUST SELL ’37 Ford Convertible, white, VS. power aterrlng, radio, whiten alia, good condition. Aakln| Itano. FA 2 2261. RAYMOND M. BALL PERSONNEL 22. Articles For Sole 1939 RAMBLER Super SlaUon Wagon, excellent condition, rea­ sonably priced, Phene r A 2-6510. St. Johns Realty Co. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. 2 0 . A u t o m o b ile s Under Present Market PUMP1 SPRINKLERS types and aitea. installed “ Do It Youraelf” WR REPAIR AND 8LRVICE S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 397 W. ted SI Ph. TA 2-6412 AM HOUSE CLEANING Windows. Floora, Walla. Free Eltlmat*. CaU TA 2-1212 or FA 2-1913. JONES 24 hr. Wrecker Ser. 1601 SANFORD AVE. Phone FA 1-1903 FRONT END ALINEMENT 10 yrt. experience with Hear Equipment. No leogar connected with Buddy's Automotive. The g -r -e -a -t-e -s -t U SED C A R S A L E in Central Florida is goin g on right now i t H oller M otor Sales, Second and Palm etto, Sanford* They have the largest selection o f d ean , mechanically perfect O K cars in Seminole C o un t y. . . . and they are going a t “G IV E A W A Y PRICES!'* I f you can't buy a car from us today, you can't buy one anyw here! SEE OR C A L L TO DAY Stamper Agency Ph. FA 1-4991 I t * N . Fork Ave. Pb. PA 2 *111 2691 Park Av*. Second 4 HOLLER MOTOR SALES Pelmet to Sanford Pk. U. C. Lot • FA M U l O ffko FA M T U �l F a r * § — T a w t. M a r c h Sanford's Jay H. Beck will be MW o f the oldest alumni at the Uni­ versity at Florida reunion Mar. 19. Beck ia ana o f about three sur­ viving m em bers at the If. at t . claas at 1994. Tba only other living class m em ­ ber Berk recall* la G ee. A . U. Bleeding at Bartow who gave his ■ i m to the form er C am p B leed­ ing eaar Starke. When Beck waa la college, the University ot Florida was made up o f five branches at Gainesville, Bartow, DePunlak S p r in g , St. Petersburg and Lake City. Tba branches merged la 1900. Beck’s studies s t the Gainesville state military Institute branch Included bookkeeping, geography and his­ tory, arithm etic and spelling. Col­ lage was a lot different to those days, Beck said Monday. The 92-year-old Sanford reaident baa • sheepskin signed by the fa c­ ulty, naming him as a cadet A n t lieutenant at the institute. Beck recalls that ha was more interested to the military aspects than to the academ ic aide of college IMe. Tba veteran alumnus is a membar o f the U o f F “ Grand Old G uard," made up of alumni who graduated from the school at least •9 y e a n ago. Members o f the class o f 1910 will be initiated at tba M arch 19 reunion. D ock, who still ride* the horse be rode as a coll to the 1930's re­ calls how a duck hunting adventure pbt him through a siege of pneu­ monia at college. He went duck hunting in Lake Jassup over Christmas vacation and waded waste deep to water to get at the birds. After Beck re* tar pad to Uto campus, bis mother had to follow him and n u n c him through pneumonia and a 10. degree freer. Back w ar not often the man to hang back. Once when he had a shoe store on First St. a msn walked In whose face Beck recognised although he had never met him. “ The honorable William Jennings Bryan,” Beck said as be stepped forward with hand extended. “ In person. Sell me a pair of sh oes," the fam ed political orator replied. Beck’s father and mother were in Sanford before General Henry Sanford arrived, Charles H, Beck and Nancy Beck were here when Indians were all about. 8, 1WW Hi* father left .Sanford in )S98 to follow the lure of the Alaskan gold fields. Shorliy after his arrival in Alaska be was burled in a snow slide at Dyea, along with more than 7S other person*. Berk is a lifelong Sanford resi­ dent and ba* lived at the same 419 Magnolia Ave. address since 1913. His old house burned down in 1924 and be put up a new one on the same site. The two story fram e house in which Beck w it born in 1S7I is still standing near the corner of French Ave. and 23th Jurors To Resume Excellent Acting, Direction Sparks Sunday Showcase NEW YORK fU P n — A touch­ That la where B elter’ s story ing tcleplay about Inlrlguing peo­ fsiled. The aulv or apparently ple was turned into a memorable wanted to show the havoc that production on Sunday night's ‘Sunday’ Show case" by excellent occu rs when literal-minded people intrude upon the world of fantasy. acting and direction. “ Turn the Key D eftly," NBC- But the havoc in this o h eras LOS ANGELES (UPI) J u ron T V 't piychologica! m yitery by Al­ murder and Schell's subsequent will retym r deliberating the fate o f < Dr. R. Bernard Finch and his red- fred Beater, itarred Julie Harri* insanity. So it was essential that dam age b# convincing. haired mistress today wheij final and M aiim ilian Schell a* sweet- the pans o f the surgeon’ s testimony heart* in a traveling circua. Fran- Schell's aet o f murder did not ci» Ledcrcr w * j the im p r e m h o . seem to be a natural develop­ in the three-month trial are read. By puahinf and turning a few ment. It cam e a* a sudden. Jar­ The reading o f the last few pages of the 43-year-old surgeon's testi­ keyi of hla own rather deftly, the ring clim ax and smacked o f ex ­ mony about the night his wife was author built up a aympathy-evok- pediency. The actors perform ed the quiet. killed was exported to take about lag atory that insinuated itself in­ to the marrow. *uperfa authority and understand­ an hour. First, he used a* a setting the ing. Director George Schaefer's Then the seven women and five m agic, illusion-filled world o f the men would return to the jury room circus, functioning in a non illus­ contributions were unfalteringly effective. Ills use o f eloseups. to pick up dellberationa where they ory world. To this dichotom y he bands and mirrors (both shatter­ left off Saturday when they asked added another. Miss Harris as a ed mirrors and whole ones) added to hear again Finrh'a description tchitoid who ranged from a good, dimension and much o f the Im­ o f the events leading up to the fantasy-oriented girl to a “ twin pact to this quietly told story. death o f Mr*. Barbara Jean Finch sister" who was world-based and last July If. evil. "T h e Book o f Silence." on “ GE Finch and Carole Trcgotf. XX, arc Max Schell's Intrusion into her Theater" Sunday night, derived charged with murdering Mra. life, or lives, led to Mis* Harris* It* story from Russia's treatment Finch after trying to buy her murder. He itarted out a* a noof its Nobel prire-wlnning author, death. Defense attorneys deny the nonsense architect. Once he was Boris Pasternak. Playwright Da­ couple planned to kill her. diverted into the eircus life by vid Karp gave us a series of If could lake the Jurors ■ week his father's dem ise, he learned to speeches that showed the effect o r more to reach a verdict—if then. love the people and their rlrcus that personal feelings, w irped mo­ fakery even though be larked the tives and artistic persistence esn fullest appreciation of their in­ have in a decision to censure a stincts. T h i murder occurred af­ non-conforming writer in a dicta­ ter Scbetl m arried Miss Harris torship. Rod Steiger, a* an aging and discovered he would be go­ author grasping at a last chance through life, not with to resume his career, marred an NOBLE Okie. (U P I) - A hen ing owned by D. B. Compton, a farm ­ the sweet girl he courtrd, but with otherwise excellent porlrayal with her evil “ twin." some shouting that contained er living near here, appears to bo trying to tell us something. She lays initialed eg g i. Compton said she had laid eight or ten such eggs. Am ong them are some which bear marks recogniz­ LOS ANGELES (UPI) — A blind- man, Frank able as the letters S, I, and C, and Spagnulolo, 38, was fined $100 Monday for booking one that is either n capital E or horse r a c e bet* in braille. a amall G. Hen Can't Read But Knows Letters Who* Next? j more decibel* than conviction. Saturday Night’ * C B S -T V pro­ duction o f "T ree *ur* Jriand” was a smashing success, if I Judge my 7 -year-old aon's reaction at all accurately. He's tow asking about a repeat sod demanding that I read the hook to him. He had only two complaints: “ They didn't show the pirate fla g ." and “ they never showed the writing on the treasure m a p " Tho*e item i Just can't be ignored in **ji-n productions. I'm inclined to agree with my boy's enthusiasm over this latest “ Du Pont Show of the Month," although I felt it moved a bit too quickly to allow for the fullest savoring of the suspense, the meanness oT those scurrilous pi­ rates and the heroism of the good guys. Especially rousing perfor­ mances by llugb Griffith, Boris Karloff, Barry Morse and George Rose. The Cbanael Swim: The hourlong mystery series “ Thriller," with Boris Karloff a* the host, will replace N B C -T V 's Friday night fight series next fill . . . Part of Leonard Bernstein's next CBS-TV special, on Sunday, March 13. will find him and the New York Philharmonic compar­ ing the use of rhythm to music with Shakespeare's poetry . . . Thcionious Monk, ■ ‘ way, ‘way out Jau pianist, will be seen on AB C-TY s “ Music for a Summer Night" Wednesday, March 16... Jeff Chandler will play the title role to “ D avid," the two ■ hour long Biblical dramas being pro duced for A B C -T V by William Goelr. Filming starts to Israel W ritir f Selections NEW YORK (U P I) — Tom S o d m and Ray Psprocky of N>« Y ork University tod Tony Jack, son of St. John's were tmanimoui choice* on the All-Uctropolinn collate baiketbiH team retorted by tba Metropolitan Baiketbal! Writera' Association. Bob Mealy at Manhattan and Ivan Kovae com M plete the mythical lirit team. PRESTIGE WELCOME JA Y H . UECK Hospital Notes MARCH I WASHINGTON (U P I)—When he g o e r to the summ it and to Moscow to the next law months Prealdent Elsenhower m ay And a changed Nikita Khrushchev, softened In some ways and hardened to others toward the United States. The Soviet prem ier w ss reported to be greatly Impressed with the Am erican atandanl of living, car*, drlvn-lns, ice boxes and houting during hla trip here last Septem­ ber. Frances Hlrt, Osteen; George PerJde*,< Sanford: Mabel West, De r; TUlie Mae Chandler, San; John Hart, Sanford. » M r. sad Mra. Willie Chandler, San­ ford, s non; Mr. and Mre. Walter Gardner, Sanford, a son; Mr. and M lt. Robert Hirt, Sanford, a son. Dismissals W, K. Me Roberts, Sanford; Elmer Hay men, Sanford; David Johnson, Sanford; Helen Hugh sen, D eBsry; WHigh*J s u f o r d ; Robert P rfofto, Sanford; Vernett Joy Fox, George Peridot, Sanford. M ary Anderson, Sanford; Hoy J. Livers, Sanford; Beverly Francis, O viedo; C la n M. Clawson, Sanfo ld ; L a n a Bobbins, Sanford; Barber* Ruprecbt, Sanford; Mar­ garet Crockett, Sanford; Carrie Btokoobackor, Sanford; William E. Costello, D eB sry. Dismissals Mr*. Wlllto Chandler and baby, Sanford; Mra. Thomas Lively and baby, Sanford; Mra. Ellen Hay, Sanford: Erm a Kallcy, Sanford; Mra, Otto Mamllli and baby, San- No n e a d to m o T H E LARK U.S. Eats Too Much, NRA Prexy Says LOS ANGELES (U P lI -T iie head of the National Restaurant Asso­ ciation says Americana eat too fast and too much. Raymond C. Matson of Omaha, Neb., said Monday Americana have a tendency to bolt their meals and stuff themselves, when they should leave the table a little hungry to be completely satisfied. “ This only Indicates a lack of food appreciation in a country where IS billion dollars ■ year I* spent on Just eating o u t," said Matson, who is here fur the South­ ern California Restaurant Assortslion meeting. ; b ig cm quality fu r Though he hai boasted Russia will past the United States e c o ­ nomically in a few yesra, Khrush­ chev was said to feci privately that this will ba a tremendously diffi­ cult task. He was believed to have high re­ sp ect, for U. 8. military strength and to concede that this country could devastate Husain in any war. It la said that one man who doc* not attach great weight -to the “ missile g ap " to Nikita Khrush­ chev. But Khrushchev la firm ly con ­ vinced that U. 8. officials are am ­ ateurs at “ the art of revolution," • phrase which refers to the struggle between East and West to win the peoples of the world to their side. Kremlin officials boait that Rus­ sia recently invited several thou­ sand Africans to Moscow lo study medicine and other aubjecla while the U. B. Senate waa busy having a filibuster over a civil righta bill. Western circles feel Khrushchev has no doubt that in the long run Rusaia will take over Uie w orld by cold war meant. Thus, he sees no need for a cataslropic war and views hla military establishment mainly as a deterrent against any Western hostility. 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V E R O BEACH H IG H LA N D S on the Eaet C o a st;6 H mite, south o f Vara I in lC PO M PA N O BEACH H IG H LA N D S * ) ’ W AG O N �T' a Sleet, Snow Pelt South, ■Other Areas By ta ile d Press International A new late winter stonh pelted the South with ilcct. snow and cold rain today. , It ipread a new blanket of snow and ice atop the remnants of a record ice atorm that struck Dixie a week ago. Highways were icy and hazardous and icc coating the streets turned to slush as the Wtempcrature rose slowly. But there was deep snow and a •hard freeze in the Appalachians —lAessuring up to 13 inches in southwest Virginia and half a foot in the Johnson City, Tenu., area. Heavy snow occurred across the top of Tennessee snd through thr Cumberlands. Lighter snowfalls reached as far south ai Macon, Ga., and tha northwest quarter of South Caro­ l i n a . Hundreds of schools were forced to close by the snow that reached across the mountains and Piedmont area of North Carolina. Moat of Tennessee hid sleet and freezing rain and similar weather struck northern Alabama, slowly recovering from the worst ice storm on record In that area. Much of the Com Beil turned Into ■ snow belt and travelers, school children, factory worker* 0 and even coal miners were forced to stay home. Shortly after dawn, a foot of wow was piled on usually busy, industrial Evansville. Ind. Bowl­ ing Green, Ky., reported an In­ credible IS inches of snow in the latest etorm; London, Ky., bad 14 Inches. •Adjustment Board Grants Appeal Sanford's Board of Adjustment decided Tuesday to classify real relate and Insurance o flir e s ' as professional offices. Tha board made the decision a f­ ter an appeal from Cullen and A Harkey Real Estate that they be wallowed to build a real estate and insurance office at the northeast corner of 22nd St. snd Park Ave. This land is toned R-2 for p ro­ fessional offices. Banford Building Inspector M. A. Yelvlngtoe told board members (h it they were determining whe­ ther a real eslate and Insurance business wae ellowed i n .a pro­ fessional lone. Jen and Mrs. I f were not appl to build In tbq Though the anee Hats phy dentists as professional _perso doesn't define what • professional person Is. It does Bay that profe*. alonal' building should be similar to residential dwellings and m ay have only one non-lightad sign with Use name of Uw occupant on it. Mrs. Cullen and Mrs. Harkcy i f plan lo hava their real estate ope­ ration in one part o f the building nod to have insurance offices in another part. There will be an 11 by H foot aff-straat parking area. Ex-Deputy Enters ^Constable Contest O. 0 . Owen o f Sanford laid ha w i l qualify today o r tomorrow to two for District 4 constable. Owen, who ran tor sheriff in MM, waa chief deputy sheriff in Seminole County from 1053-53. He la now a conductor for the ACL Railroad. The 44-year old native of Poootuc, Miss., ia a member at the Central imBaptiet Church o f Sanford and has * w a a m em ber ef the Brother­ hood o f Railroad Trainmen for >1 years. Ha Is a mem ber o f the Na­ tional Sheriff's Atsn. and it a past m em ber of the Sanford Lions Club. Owen lives at 2205 Palmetto Ave. an4l haa been a Sanford resident far M years. Ha la married and haa a W-yeor aid aon. Glenn Owen Jtr. Owtn said Tuesday that be is J l a staunch believer la ugregalion V e n d believes that schools and pub, Ho recreation w a i should be kept segregated. " I wiU promise the people of the * Fourth District of Seminole County t that M elected I will do everything within the powers of that office tn ■oo that IbU ia carried out,” Owen said. •*I a lw believe that equal facllilies should be made available to ^ k o lh races. prom ise the people sf tble district to administer the dutiei and responsibilities of this office as eel forth in Uw Florida statutes by Use state legislature and this I promise to do in a prompt, friend­ ly and courteous manner,” Owen (T it? §> a ttf0 rfo l i m t l i t WEATHER: Partly cloudy and warmer today and tonight. High today. 65-70. Low tonight. 55-60. VOL. XLIX W * ftv y Established 1908 WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9. 1960 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 646 18 M iners Trapped B y Gas, Fire LOGAN. W. Vs. ( U P l ) - A resrue tram struggled desperately today to reach IS miners trapped deep underground since Tuesday morning. West Virginia Mines Director Crawford L. Wilson said that an eight-man rescue team equipped with oxygen masks may reach the trapped men " la a hours.” SEA BEKS CELEBRATED their 18ih birthday I by crowning Mr*. Dnnnn S«y|(*r "Queen Bee" an a climax to a party at the VFW Hall. Lcdr. E. M. Michael Mi placed the crown a* Mrs. Shirley Canon, nmitl of honor, hi and Lt. D. L. Conner looked on. The other maid of honor, Mias Carol Cason, is not shown. Cdr. L. D. Tamny, Tamil executive officer, NAS, was an honor jtucsl gucal at the thn celt celebration. Counters Wanted Examination* for |>oxiti<>ns an Sanford census enumerator* will lie given Thursday from 2 to 4 p. m. at the Snnford Chamber of Commerce building on Firnt St. Only pcrmin* living within the Sanford city limit* are eligible for the position*, Sanford census crew work­ er Mr*. Ralph Smith said today. Person* who want to be enumerators, but are unable to be at the exam* Thurs­ day should call Mrs. Smith at FA 2-4368. Efforts are being ninde tn have the dixtricts small enough that census takers can make their count without transporta­ tion. Gatchel, McCanna To Seek Posts » • The team moved past the a n t where lire had blacked the tunnel until early today. Wilson ssld the men could survived if they built a barrier .coal to protect themselves from gas and fire caused by a slate fait. The rescue team entered the mine along with 40 other men snd began groping through the gas and smoke-filled tunnel. The oth­ ers, carrying tools and timber, began shoring up the roof and walls o f the tunnel to prevent further cave-ins and attempted to extinguish tha blaze. Wilson said the rescue tram Latin American Relations At All Time High, Ike Says WASHINGTON ( UPI ) -P r e a ldent Eisenhower told the nation Tuesday night that U S. relations with Lstin America ir e at a t "all-lim e high" but ’ conceded there are soma "serious misun­ derstandings.” In a 15 minute radio-TV report on hit 10-day trip to Brazil, Ar­ gentina, Chile and Uruguay, El­ senhower declared that "n o other area of the world is o f m ore vi­ tal significance to our future” than Latin ‘ Aresrica. He said "a n even firm er part­ nership” with tha nations south e f Ibe border mutt ba tha U. I . Tux Assessor Richard McCann* and Circuit Court Clerk David Gatchel told a large crowd at the Sanford Shrine Club Tuesday night they will qualify for their respective posts within the next few days. *“ '• Ruth men. along with nine utber candidates, tions from the floor in n meeting called by the County Citizen* for group-'- • r ■ Alt candidates poll wot i (ported that ba A a o itc a " a vast admiration ♦be United W M l f he dlscovrstandingt” Issue said they favored full cash of thli country in Latin Amerlra. valuations. And, be ssld, U. S. cllirrnt are Candidates who appeared before not as well Informed as they the group were T. V. brown, and should be about their neighbors J. C. Hutchison, both running for ts the south. Meanwhile Secretory of Slate (be District 1 county commission post; Ted Williams, running for Christian A. Harter said tha the vacant District 2 commission United (Hates eventually might post; Otis Fourakre and James have to consider breaking rela­ Avery, opponents for the District tions wilb Cuba, but that he hopei I post, Homer U tile and John thing! would never com e te that Fitzpatrick, running for the dis­ stage. Hertar told a news conference trict S poet and Sheriff J. L. tfaot no eons (deration ia being Hobby. AI) gsvc a brief run-down on given at this lima lo aurh drastic despite Premier Fidel what they hop# to arcompllsh action Castro’ s appareot determination if elected. McCann* spots on the job his to keep trouble stirred up between office la doing, and tha ineraaat Use hre countries. in value vVvoi in yt pan* -ea r. It E. CARROLL Gatchi .1 told the. .roup ' * plana to announce his platform withlc the next few days. County Commission chairman and present commissioner for NEW YORK (U P I) —(Mock prt District I John Krlder spoke to cea at 1 p. m .: the group briefly on progress in American Airlines 13H the county citing industrial gains. American TAT 34W Krider, this morning, said be American T obacco MIW R. R. Carroll qualified Monday 43 M still Is undecided on whether he Bethlehem M»e| as a candidate for constable from will seek another term. 2frie Caterpillar ........... Seminole County's Distriot 4. No saw qualified aa ef 33’ * C k 0 .................. Carroll, seeking Ms first term today. 31H Chrysler ................. . 2U*« Curtiss • Wright . ae constable, has been a county I22*« DuPont * resident for (lie past 15 years M Eastman Kodak and now Uvea in Pabla. A native 70H Ford Motor ....... of Ohio, Carroll has been a de­ aa General Eleclrie . 4414 puty sheriff under J. L, Hobby JERKS DE MARQUESADO, General Motors 2>A and Denver Cordell. He has been Spain (U P I)—American and Span­ Graham • Paige . ish reicue learns today reached Int. TAT .............. at a bookkeeper for tha H. C. Kail...... .13*, the wreckage of ■ U. S. Navy Lorillard ner Co. for It years. transport plane that crash landed Minute Maid ....... tm Carroll is ■ mem ber of the on a mountain peak in a raging Penney I14V4 ........... 13H Sanford Lions Club, the Florida snowstorm Tuesday with 34 per­ Penn RR . . . . , SH Royal American . .. Peace Officers Assn, and the Na­ sons aboard. 48'4 Thr rescue teams radioed that Scans Roebuck tional Sheriff Assn. A member 43* ■ all aboard survived hut that 13 Standard Oil (NJ) of the Methodist Church, Carroll were In "critical condition " The Studebaker --------- (3 is the father of two daughters. plane was carrying 11 passengers U. R. Steel ras ... 4T'» Westinghouse El. Carol Ann and Darleen, who are and a crew of six. students at Christian Home and It j bis School, Mt. Dora. Carroll said he Is seeking the constable post on tbs heals of his past experience. He believes in "honest, efficient law enforce­ BY JACK PHILLIPS delivery lo a box in front of each ment and bringing to Seminole The County School Board is defi­ County the best protection the nitely interested lo putting an slsDonald Ford a f t i l Coriaa Dr. county ean get. rlrm rntary school within the North asked Ibe council what the pros­ "W e nwe this to odrselvcs and pects were for organizing a North Orlando Council Tuaaday night, our children,’* Carroll said. Jackson said Mayor Ray Liddi- Orlande volunteer fire department. c*U showed tha school board four Councilman Frank Faauls said thr possible school sites wltbia tha department would nerd a fire en­ TALLAHASSEE (U P I) The village, but a - report from tha gine and be didn't think village board bad not barn received. residents could ba assessed lor Legislative Reference Bureau':re­ School Supt. R. T . flUwee said this. ported today the Cabinet hat today that a anrvey team will be Ford said ba thought residents granted M U raises for mate em ­ here in October to see whet bind would contribute money If they ployes ia excess of f per rent pf of school should bo pul in lb* knew It w as for ■ fire engine, Fssula, Jaeksoa and Ford agreed tlwlr June, l « g , pay. The leg! village. Jackson, presiding over 44m that a volunteer fire department efature last gnat authorized S per cent increases fo r state employtfk meeting ia thw sbsenee o f Mayor would lower village insurance bid gi anted the Cabinet Budget Liddicoll, said tkal North Orlando rates and would be an inducement Commission authority to glva highr la assured of beuac-to-honse mail Id surrounding homes to some dslivMV I f June. This WI8 ba mall the tillage Malta. e r increases whore justified. controversial tax eq moved past the fire by "clearing a passaway around It.” Thr miners were entombed 435 feet below the surface—about two miles from the pithead. Official* first expressed opti­ mism that the Irapped men would be reached alive, then said dead­ , ly carbon monoxide fa t may WUlIl Carter, M, Verdunsville, they all looked like they were In have tillered through to the ipol W. V s ., who had dentgned the shock." where the miner* were located. mias'a ventilating system, led one Carter gave the remainder e f Two survivors w'm rlawrd ihelr other man out of the pit and his party little hop* to survive way around the mare of flame pleaded with the others to follow unless they joined six others 1,200 feel farther back snd built a wall and (alien limber (or 3.500 feet hlaa. to reach safety alto feared for " I kept talking to the men to o f coal la prevent the fire-caused get them to com e with me rut jut gases from suffocating them. the Uvea of the Irapped tnrn. Kennedy Cuts Hampshire Of GOP MANCHESTER. N. H. ( UPI) — Roth Sen. John F. Kennedy and Viet- President Richard M. Nixon polled record voles In New Hamp­ shire's bell-weather presidential primary but the Republican* ap­ peared today to ba losing their grip on Ihe stale. Nixon easily lapped President Eisenhower's 1358 vote. Kennedy doublrd the 1353 total plied up by Sen. Estes Kefauvrr and loosened the OOP's traditional 2-1 hold oa the electorate. On tha basis o f virtually com* plcle returns, Kennedy polled twn vote* for every three Nixon bal­ lots In Ihe preference poll*. Them was no direct contest, the parly primaries being separate, but thn comparative vole was significant. Complrie Dem ocratic return* gave Kennedy 42,383 votes as com ­ pared with Kefsuver's 1354 total of 21,70], Chicago pen manutao* turer Paul C. Fisher had 4,474 votes and Sen. Stuart Symlngtea SEMINOLE COUNTY CANCER CRUSADE reparations are being made (D Mo.) polled 375 write-ins. by memljer* o f th n Cancer Society. Making ina for the April drive are, Complete return* on tha Rvpuhfr fr o n t the left, Varnun Mitt, president: Mr#, David Gatchel, assistant trencan aide gave Nixon 45,077 vote* lo 54,444 for President Eisenhower surer; Mrs. Homer Walker, county anairmitn in for the crusade, and Mrs. in 1353. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller (Herald Photo) Tom Largen, educational chairman. of New York had 2.300 write-in votei and Fisher piled up an liw* prrstiv* 2. W in the GOP poll. Interpretation of the big Ftshef vole as compared with Rockefel­ ler's was clouded by lb* fa ct that Rockefeller withdrew from tha ptk mary contest .early la tha gamn while Fjlher campaigned actively, C. Varnon Mita. president ef although a# a 'D em ocrat.' the Remlnole County C h a p t e r 'if The balloting was heavy, pegs the Ameriran Cancer Society, an haps a turnout o f ino.ooo, with Ut* cloture, said he thought this . WASHINGTON (U P I )-T b a Sen nounced today (he appointment of voters apparently lured to Ibq would be satisfactory hut asked polling booths by a campaign brawl Mrs. Homer J. Walker as county at* railed a halt In II* bitter civil for lim e to consult with his li­ Involving K rnnrty, Nixon and Nin­ chairman of the Cancer Crusade rights fight today becausa af the beral colleagues. on's stale campaign manager, Gay, lo be held during April. death of Sen, Richard L. NtubergJohnson lold newsmen ha Hill Wesley Powell, 4 Mrs. Walker, a resident of •r (D -O rr.) but arranged for a 'thinks the Senate will 'pas* an Isingwood for l wo years, was showdown vot* Thursday on * gag "efferliv e voting right*.'1 horn in Hosnoke, V a „ attended But he ssld earlier that the ef Sullini College, Bristol, Tonn.. m l*. Naubergar, the first Desaacrst fart to' apply elolure or gag rule and graduated with a degree in business administration. elected from Oregon to tha M Ihe debate is premature snd Until local headquarters are United States Senate In 40 years, predicted it will "prolong debate established, Mrs Walker may died early today after suffering Instesd o f expediting It.” Vice President Richard M. Nix­ be reached at TE !>43a4. Mrs. • cerebral hemorrhage. on told United Press International Walker today stressed (he oeed WEI Approximately 250 persona arq The 4J year-old author and poli­ r volunteers in ba area chair- tician had bean resting at home Ibe administration civil rights expected to attend the annual m a ttu rt sill] hat Ihe "b est chance on and captains throughout tha h r savers! wanks, convalescing Chamber e f Com m erce meeting _ Jonty so that Ibis crussds may from a series ef virus attacks nf enactment” by Congress. ai 3:30 p. m. Thursday at the be extended to all lectiona. Mayfair Inn, Chamber Manager and a bout with the eblnglae John Krider said today. when be was stricken suddenly at Principal speaker far the even* 4 p. m. Tuesday. Ing will be Stetson University Dem ocratic Loader L y a d n a President J, Ollie Edmund*. Johnson told Urn neaato ba would f Mack Cleveland Jr., outgoing like to rocesa early today out af president af tha chamber, w it reapsot in Neuberger, then vets JACKSONVILLE (U P I) - The Thursday afternoon on the bi-par- city oom m lstloo approved n S,000- glva a run-down. on what Mm ah amber accomplished during tbq tiaaa deb it* llmltatlan motion. ms t addition to tha Gator Bowl gee. Jacob K. Javit* (R N .Y .), a stadium Tuesday, increasing total pest year regarding new Industry ORLANDO (U P I )-T h e Juslics and growth. In the move In Impose tatting capatitp to 30,000. Department official la ehargt ef a Others participating in the pro­ federal grand Jury probe af gram will be Hina Harrison who Team ster Union acIlVillt# in Flor­ will give a selection of vocal ida revealod Tuesday he bed r e ­ WASHINGTON ( UPI ) lie solos, accompanied by l * r Comp* ported two Orlando itM far at­ fensa Secretary Thomas I . Gate* Um on the piano. tempted intimidation o f wilnoaaei. was Injurad today la an automoThere wtU elan he aa organ Jamea T, Dowd so id the mass A car hit a moving train an Mm bile collision. After the accident, novelty by Glen Nelson and Herhe named wera Orange County SR 4M W eatbenfleld railroad Gate* preceded to his Pentagon schel Boyd. The organs have been Deputy George W. McEachran crossing early today but the car's office, but a spokesman said lie furnished, courtesy of Keller's and form er Deputy Donald W. Winter Park driver escaped in­ would received medical attention Cooper and Gregory Musie Co. El mi. jury. far injured shoulder. of Orlando. Dowd said Elms took pictures A ta r driven by James Okey klastor of ceremonies for Ibq of both jurors and witnesses with Bragg ef Wtaiar Park earns evening will be B. L. Perkins Jr., a minlsturt cam era outside the •round a carve Mo feet i s MIAMI (U P I) — Esso Standard present Chamber of Com mere* Jury room last week. He said Bragg waa approaching (b* Oil, 4. A., ia moving its Caribbean president. Elms was also taking Use names tracks. Highway Patrolman Wil­ and Central American headquar­ of those photographed and Mr- liam Slringfitld reported. Bragg’s ters from Havana, Cuba, to Coral Eachran waa checking the work. car bit the freight train broad­ G ablai, the Miami Ntws reported Dowd said both ware employed side and was dragged M feat. today. Esso, a subsidiary of Stand­ by a Miami firm o f private in­ Damaga la the ear amounted to ard OU of New Jersey, is tha big­ vestigators believed to be working |TM. gest petroleum firm in the Carib­ fur Itcn Cohen. Cohen, o f Miami, The accident happened shortly bean area. The com pany ha* in­ has described himself as personal after midnight between WeathersTAMPA (UPI) - Fire whipped vestments totaling about AV) mil­ attorney for Team sters President field snd Forest City. Bragg was lion la Cuba, the newspaper said. Ihrought thr 32yesr-old YMCA James R. Hoffa, ehsrged with reckless driving. building la tbs heart of down* town Tampa today, ravaging Um tix-slory structure with roaring JAKARTA, Indonesia ( UPI) Aa Indonesian air force MIU 1T Jet flams and dirty brown smoke. More then a d u n persons ta plana strafed President Buka m o's palace In downtown Jakarta and the 123 • room brick and wood building fled to safety after tha "1 agree with Mr, Ford that Ihe should start golog up tbaro within tha nearby summer palace *t Bo gor today and then disappeared. blast broke out la the basement fire department is our nest step." the ntst law weeks. boiler room about • a. m. Twn Jacksao said that lb* developer. Sukarno we* not injured. But pres* Jackson said. Faauls will find the firemen war* hospitalized for Perry Wlllels, has left room far identUI spokesman Rochmuljal! smoke lohalatton and several eost o f different typos af flreflgbt a church and school area ia lb* Mid two persons were wounded la g equipment by Mm nest m eet­ development on the Longwood- at Mardeka palace. Ne eoe was others wars overcom e but worO revived at the aran*. ing. Oviede Bd. between Wade 14. snd hurt at Bogor. Unofficial estimates af dsmagaG. W. Pettit a f •§ I . Cortez lharry Av*. * ranged up la 3500,300. Tbs build* Dr. complained la the council The FHA is expected to approve log had b«en constructed as 4 about dogs running loose in North mere than 10* lota ia Um south WASHINGTON ( UPI ) — Preslhole! In 1303 and dedicaled by Orlando. Ha asked for an nrdin settle* af North Orlando. This dent Eiaenbpwer today studied a a oca to com pel residents in laask will bo Ibo nest sit* af village surprise personal message from William Jennings Bryan. their dogs. •spantioo. Jaekaan said. He told Soviet Premier Nikita 8 . Khrush­ Robert E. John*** a f the A ss the council that drainage af lb* chev. There was p ecu la tion it H otel Purchased ford Humane Society was peasant proposed recreation area In tbs dealt with Elsnnhownr's planned MIAMI BEACH ( UP I ) - Hotel and said that the society, thoug h northwest Mellon ef the village will Irip to Mussla. Neither Um White artnere Morris Lansbnrgh sad Just gettiog started, mould bo able probably ba •ranmpHshed by dig­ floa ts war tbs lo v lr i embassy to help by ptaktag s p stray dags. ging n small labs sad aahtf tbs would disslooa tha coolant* a f the had bought Um 450-room Flamingo Jackson said that plana far Um fill lo bulhf up (bo surrounding message wbeo it was delivered to Hotel and Casino at La* V*gam 244 bom s addition to North Orlando land. The sits Is smt* than four Ibo President by Ambassador Mik­ Nev.. for a reported price o f 111 art progressing sad that haoM* hail Menshikov Tuesday. million. R Longwood Resident Sen. Neuberger's Death Heads Cancer Drive Halts Civil Rights Fight Chamber Heeling To Be Thursday i News Briefs Orlando Men Face 1 p. m. Stocks Intimidation Probe Carroll Candidate In Constable Race Navy Alumni Group Raises Granted tUTo Meet Saturday The March meeting ef U s Can. tral Florida Chapter o f the U J . N aval Academ y Alauaat Aaae. wiM b# bald la Cocoa Beach at R am on's, storting at w o n Badnrday. Aa • tataresUag program has been plsnnad which Includes a moUoa pictnro o f * # J * » United Preaa Leased Wire Rescuers Reach Navy^Plane Wreck Bowl Addition Okayed Driver Escapes As C a r Hits Train Elementary School For North Orlando Studied Gates Injured Esso Moving Offices Fire Ravages Downtown Tampa YM CA Building Palace Strafed Ike Studies Message * 7 � 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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P i p l B - Y r t M a re * 4, 1MQ Recreatfa Calendar >' Whims Watts Spot On Demo Ticket DETROIT (UP!)—Gov. G. Menm Williams, dean of the nation’s avsrners, vans a willing randlita today fa r a spot on the Dtmn t i c national ticket o r “any to** I could ho of service.” ‘ if, Sanford Women's Group Spends ‘A Day In Court' 9ATURDAY • a. m.— Teen Charm Sc boot. Civic Crater. • a. m —Biddy basketball tour­ nament. Seminole High School. 9:98 a. m —Free bowling In­ structions, Jet Lanes. MONDAY T p. m —Teen dance class. Civic Center T p. m —Biddy basketball tour­ nament finals, Seminole High. T;M p. m.—Sanford Art Group board meeting. Arts k Craft Bldg. • :U p. m. —Adult ballroom dance class. Civic Center. 9:13 p. m.— City basketball All Star gams, Seminole High. TUESDAY I t a. m — Adult Charm School Civic Center. 7:30 p. m. Tourist and Shuffleboard Club covered dish supper. WEDNESDAY 9 a. m — Garden Club. Aria A Craft Bldg. T p. m — Square dancing class. Civic Center. t p. m—Square dancing Civic Crater. THURSDAY 7:30 p. m —Duplicate Bndte Club. Civic Crater. 7:30 p. m — Ratio Rider* Club. Arts A Craft Bldg. WiUiams, who announced Thurs­ day night ho wooid not seek n seventh term as Michigan’s chief executive, sold he was “throwing my brand npen the waters." Me will go eat of office Dee. gl. The 49-jrenr-eld governor, who b being boomed by Michigan Dem­ ocrats ns n natural for vice preeideat. said In a statewide radietoWviiion swan song he wanted to “work for the cause of peace in seme public office where I could be effective." But be emphasised he had mad* “n* commitments for national of­ fice” aad no deals with Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Maaa.) or ether White House hopefuls. Williams, wb* will central Mich­ igan* 91 votes at the national convention, said Democrats need a “hard-hitting, progressive can­ didate aad platform.” Mrs. B. Pickering lsDeadAt79 Mrs. Bessie M. Pickering of Lake Mary died at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital today after a SEMINOLE HIGH SOLOISTS « t the “Tw irling F antasy” short illness in th e Seminole High Auditorium a t 8 p. m. S aturday Mrs. Pickering. Thyear-old wife will be M arty Stem per and Ruthie Carlton. The m ajorof Leon Q. Pickering of Lake e tte show will feature about 75 Central Florida high Mary, lived hem for 34 years. She came to Lake Mary from Ames school tw lrlert from Sanford, Orlando and Kissimmee bury. Masa. where she was born. schools. Proceeds from the annual show will aid the Mr. aad Mrs. Pickering cele­ SHS band and m ajorettes. (H erald Photo) brated their Mth wedding anni­ versary in ISM. Mrs. Pickering was a member af the United Span­ ish War Veterans’ Auxiliary. She is survived by her busbaad. and a cousin. Elliott O. Smart of Merrimac, Maas. CECIL A. TUCKER Symptoms af bacterial diseases Funeral services will be at 9 Coaaty Agricwltoral Agrat a r t usually watcr-soakcd spots, or p. m. Tuesday at Briason Funeral All *f us who grow plants —whe­ blotches on the leaves; black wa­ Home with Rev. Lucian Scott of­ ficiating. Rev. Scott is a farmer ther we are home gardener*, nur­ ter soaked o r soft rotted areas rrs was formerly minister pastor of the Lake Mary Com­ serymen. ranchers, growers or oo the atoms; or sack spots on the something else — a r t concerned ie a t the Central Baptist munity Presbyterian Chunk. below ground porta af plants. with plants. In Miami. He is a baritone Da you know how to recognize Aa example of a bacterial di­ violinist and choral direrwhen your plants are diseased? sease is atom rot af geraaiom. Here are the symptoms af plant Plant disease* a r t often canned disease: The stem n u y be stunt­ by viruses. No oae knows fast what ed; the leaves may be curled, virus** are. We do know that they SMtUed or spotted; the plant may wilt; It may lack g rata color; or the flowers may be distorted or have aa unusoal color. Thera are maay things that make plant* do poorly but there are three major cause* of plant disease. These are fungi, bacteria aad vtr- Seminole Coaaty school health co-ordinators met at the Board of Public Instruction office Thurs­ The florid* Federation of Wom­ day to consider the best methods an's Club* and the Florida Council of teaching children about nntriof Juvenile Court Judge* a n ipoasoring a "day in court” this The Florida Board of Health week. F oot member* of the San­ regional nutrition consultant. Mrs. ford Woman'* Club (pent yes­ terday moraine in Judje WJ*oo May McBath. suggested teachers Alexander'* court after ftrst meet- use food models and posters sug­ gestive of the right foods to eat. ins with him for briefing. Attendins were Mr* George The health coordinators also dis­ Wells, president of the chib. Mrs. cussed tending for booklets oo Carl ShUke. Mrs. H. C. Echel nutrition cart. berger and Mrs. Irving Pryor. County lunchroom superintendBetween cases they were allowed to ask questions aad one thing '.>tj learned was. that Seminole Long-wood Dance Admission to the Longwood JayCounty has recently formed a lay advisory board composed of five re* teenage dance Saturday night men including two school princi­ will be 13 rents for one person pals and one minister. and 23 cents per couple. The dance The day in eoart between the in lb* New Jayce* youth center two groups is also being obaenr- win be from 7 :» p. m. until M:90 ed nationally this week. Guest Speaker Pastor Robert Collar, campaign manager at the Detaasore Evange­ listic warn w ll be to* gaost speaker at the Seventh-day Adven­ tist church Salarday. AddrwsMag the 11:99 worship a rn ic a Mr. Cel­ lar wM as* aa kto sabject “Snak­ ing the L ast” fa — CHAS. H. ROBERTSON AT THE MEW Econ-O-Wash . . in our Wednesday Ad one o f the item s listed was ALL TED W ILLIA M S ELECTRICAL WORK This *« correct aad this special price la good through Saturday March L HOWEVER, though a miaaadcrutaadiax. aa illastratian of a GARDEN RAKE « m used. Garden rake* are net a u s a i this weekend's bargain* — This was an heas»t mistake — with no latent to mislead. BY' - Hopkins Electric ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 2431 HARDWARE YALE AVE. FA 2-5892 GRAND OPENING WASH N’DRY! Special Services Set For Church plants. Mast af the para i dle fungi reproduce by spores. The vegeta­ tive body of f u g i consists of a mat of thread-like structures. Some typical fungus diseases are leaf spot af chrysanthemum, black spat of roses, aad powdery mildew. game terms of bacteria cause plant diaea ta*. Bacteria a n micro­ scopic, ooe-ceUed plants. Like the fungi, they have aa chlorophyll, aad so moat Use as parasite* an eat Mr*. Cbariottfc W hitm an taM American arhool children lark vitamin C and that Florida acbool* are required to *erre foods con­ taining this vitamin everyday. Vitamin C foods include ci­ trus, cabbege and greens. Serving vitamin C foods daily without being receptive is difficult, Mr*. . Whitmore added. C B R IN G A L L YO U R W A SH ! DAY W E’LL SU PPLY THE CO IN S! S A L MAR. 5th Thomas E. Spires Is Dead At 76 COIN-OPERATED LAUNDRY LOW COST WASHINGTON (U P!) - SELF **Tbo domestic tratil* industry ennaot possibly meet tbs rampottboo of these Imports.” AbcraetUy said, lie cited the twin ad­ vantage* «f low wage* aad low oattaa cost* whkh flourish in tor- Cotton Jcct Mg totae restriction oo the import ^ Of terries gaodz. v i e d the U. S. Tori* Commission today to apprase eight-scat par pound tees FRENCH SERVICE AGITATOR (D Jf.C ). DETROIT (UPI>—A G n u * Petal* dvatut. SOFT ■ HOT ™ *VVATER CMAlb ON TH E i f S INEXPENSIVE— ONLY CONGRATULATIONS MIAMI tU fl) — A M \\ HIGH SPt l l) DRYI NG M. ROBERTSON Grand Opening Giant MMhwrt On FerKiBerOfTwo TVPF WASHERS . . m TO WASH, .W 10* TO DRY. a s h OFENI GRAND OPENING ' EC ON “o ^ aY SATURDAY, MAIL 5th T U tt V . H U LAUMPRY * . ------ - t o m w u _________________________ U .U ^ e? ^IfT* *• . i -V*' ■he* a tj ii~ p - ' •* I S n f e * 'atVy,u * -•’f iy - ' i • 1 'tea �V U S. Develops Nuclear Attack y/arning Device WASHINGTON (UPI) - T h s Air Force has developed a almple tel­ ephone pole device to flash a warning of a nuclear explodon to key military ccnten In event of a ineak attack on the United Statet. Congreiiional teitlmony made public Sunday night diaetoaed that the new device is designed to solve the critical defense problem • f alerting military commands ol an attack when communications lines are destroyed. Immediate Information enemy attack could enable forces to lake fa nt retaliatory ac­ tion and help military authorities determine what units were left for a counterattack. The Air Force said the answer la a fool-proof bomb alarm sys­ tem that will transmit an electron­ i c signal of local destruction to ™ey centers fast enough to outrun atomic shock wave*. The heart of tho system la a small llght-sensillve unit which re­ acts only to the flash of a nuclear blast. — At least throe—and la the case of Washington, seven-of these anils a n to be mounted oa tele­ phone poles oa tho outskirts of m o n than MO critical target areaa ^ ro d cities. • After the nuclear flaah, of course, comes a blast that will doatroy tho unit and ttat aircull over which He algnal la routed. But the report la moved so fait it will be on ha way before the blaat hits. The signals will be channeled to command points. Including tba White House, Strategic Air Com­ mend headquarters, the Penagon, and an a Herns ta emergency Pen­ t a g o n buried la rock soar Ft. Ritchie, Md; New Aggregate Firm To Open "Sanford Office Pouolile, Inc., the new company planning a big plant near the Oiteen Bridge lo produce aggregate and manufacturing concrete, ha* announced that U will open a San­ ford office this week the Chamber of Commerce reported. * The Hrm’* office will be atjW l •M a p le ead wfll Ae rteffed aherUr, Victor H*eWae J f f 7* =T w g >Hfc told C of C Manager John Krldef. The Arm expect* to build a plant on 1U location at tba edge of Scmlnola and Voluala counliea which will coat about $150,000 and employ M people in its beginning stage. Plana ror the building and other details of the operation are being _ worked out for the aggregate plant, 9 which will give thla area an entire' ly new kind of Induitry and a brand new kind of product for the construction market. Fire Near School Site Extinguished A fire between 25th St. and the New Seminole High School site on a Lake Jennie was sxtinguUhad by w County Fore»t Rangers and Banford NAS fireflghtara Sunday. . The flame* were a "potential danger" to three houiea nearby. County Ranger Robert Gray sain today. Tba ranger* also fought a fire which burned 10 acres of pasture land a t Forest Lake Academy Sunday. A bey from the academy and Riversides fire department A helped put eut the blase near Fora*t City. Fire alao burned three ecrea Sunday a t Wilson Corner north­ east of Palola and an aero a t Flvo Pointo, east of 17-92 oa Uio Old Orlando Highway. DeBary Legion .A uxiliary To Elect (F ir? VOL. XL1X A $100 CHECK was presented to the Seminole Assn, for Retarded Children by the Navy Officers' Wives Club of the Sanford Naval A ir Station. Mrs. William Meyers, left, teacher of the classes for retarded children, receives kfaa check from Mrs. J. W. Taft of the Wives Cluh. (Herald Photo Slayer Of 6 Says Killing Came Easy MIAMI (UPI) — Once started, killing came easy to 17vear old Dennis Whitney. He shot his victims in the head because "it seemed like the logical place." The red-haired youth snuffed out six lives and critically wounded a seventh in a 19-day apree that started in Callforma and ended on a weedy Florida sand dune fronting the Atlantic. 1 p.m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI)—Stock pri­ ces at 1 p. m.: American Airline* ........ 2014 American TAT ................... STM American Tobacco............ . 103 Bethlehem Steel ................... 47H Caterpillar **,..••.,»•••••»•• 30 C A o ,..*,•«••••»••••••••*• at Chryiler ........ ....................... U tt Curtiss ■ Wright ................. 2P4 DuPont ....... ........................ 229 99te Eaatman Kodak .......... . Ford Motor ......................... 74V4 General Electric ............... M * 45'4 General Motor* 2<4 Graham • Paige »• • a• a#*i » 34 Int. TAT .. 3614 Lorillard . ... * « ■ • • • • ■ ■ • >■ * Minute Maid i M i l l l l t H t a i * 1114 its ’ Penney ......... ............................. ^ R R .. . . ! . 14 **** ^ ( r | Roebuck -47H 44M Standard Oil (NJ) Studcbakcr .......... • iiile itt 15(4 U. S. Steel .......... *•»**•»• S3 ' 49tt Weillnghouic El. Seminole Group At Carlton Kickoff Ernest Southward, chairman of the Seminole COunty "Carlton for Governor" Committee, led a Urge group of Scmlnola County citisens lo Wauchula Saturday for the Carl­ ton campaign kickoff. Southward said, "Some 12,000 to 15,000 people from aU of Florida's 07 counties attended the event to make it the largest campaign kick­ off for any atatewida candidate in the state's history.” Included in the Sanford group was State Senator Douglas Slenstrom, • Carlton supporter. "A meeting will be held soon at which wo w art to cordially In­ vite everyone interested in Senator Carlton's campaign to attend", Southward said. Herbert Slsnxtrom served aa chairman of the local kickoff com­ mittee. Chuluoto Women's Group- To Meet tu alert at this bean to fire ia Negro youths who said they are the facilities at the Civic Center. Hnwevsr, he assured them that sludenta at Crooms Academy plant were in the fire (or a new massed in front of the courthouse Negro center to be built behind this morning and demanded use the Goldsboro pool. of the Civic Center or Improved He invited the committee of recreation facilltlea for Negroes five tn attend the City Commis­ In the area. sion meeting next Monday night One youlh, who spoke for the when the board will study the group, said after a discussion with matter o( a Negro recreation cen­ School Supt. R. T. Milwce and ter. City Manager Warren Knowles Jerome Davis, a student at that tha group will carry on Crooms, said after the meeting a "passive resilience movement" with Knowles that the 980 stu­ to presa for a program pf improv­ dents at the Negro school were ed recreation facilities. protesting the inadequate recrea­ Some of those In the crowd lodsy also were identified in a group which cauied about an •stimatod 9300 damages to auto­ mobiles by throwing bricks and other objects at them Saturday ; night after the Negro youth* were refused admission to a teenager* dance at (he Civic Center. Police said three cars were re­ ported damaged and one had a hrick thrown through the wind­ shield. About 20 Negroes ware reported throwing at ears after a larger group had tried to en­ ter the Civic Center dance but was dispersed by police. One 17-year-old Negro. Curtis Goldman, was arrested after to­ day's demonstration by the oulhs and charged with destroyg private property. Police said he threw a rock and broke a headlight on a truck owned by the Florida Homa Gas JOHN GALLOWAY Co. at Birth St, a « l French Are. U til happened at U:90 p. a . after the morning talks with the "pesalva resistance" group. A committee of the students met with Knowles In a closed session Ibis morning for approxi­ mately 41 minutes. After the meeting, Knowles said Taa Collector John Galloway that be totd the committee "point this morning became the 19th can­ blank" that they would never use didate lo qualify for one of the 20 county public offices In the county since the official, qualifying began March I. Galloway has held the office of lax collector since 1947 when he was appointed by Gov. Cald­ Five Die On Roads well lo succeed the laie John D, TALLAHASSEE (U P I)-A t least Jenkins. five persons w en killed on Flo­ In qualifying this morning, Gal­ rida road* and highways during loway said, "1 have emlravored the past weekend, th* Stale Pa- te operate tha office economically ' ,rwwt*d V . - and'-to-reader wgrteou* and elliclenl service to kit." Anforiy Ia 30 Galloway, a native of North LONDON (UPI)—Antony Arm- Carolina, is a member of the Ma­ strong-Jones, Princess Margaret's sonic order, Amcricsn Legion, 40 handsome fiance, celebrated his and g Society, Veterans of Furclgn 30th birthday today, probably his Wars, Seminole County Sportsmen last aa a commoner. Cuurt cir­ Assn., Junior Chamber of Com­ cles were.discussing the possibili­ merce, Klwanis club and Holy ty that, one of Arrastrong-Jones' Cross Episcopal Church. birthday presents would be a royal Galloway lives with his wife in title from the Queen, his future- lach Arbor. sister-in-law, perhaps earl, mar­ During World War 1, Galloway quis or duke. served in the infanlry and wcnl oversea* ■* a first lirulenanl. He was lalcr promoted to the rank Plague Til eaten a RABAT, Morocco fUPI)—Health of captain. During World War It he com­ official* espressed confidence to­ day tin t the threat of a plague manded Co. C. fourth battalion or epidemic developing in the of the Florida State Guard until earthquake-ilia tiered ruins of Aga­ llte unit was disbanded In 1946 at dir had ended. Tons ol disin­ which lime he received the rank fectant have been spilled over the of major in recognition of fine rubble of the once gay Atlantic service. resort by special teams wearing gas masks and protectivo cloth­ Mayo Reported ing. c Whitney was captursd Saturday and readily admitted to three murders Ms the Miami area. Then he etunned authorities Sunday with tha statement: "I might aa well dean 'em all up."' He ticked off the details of how he killed three other men In robberiea as he traveled from 'Cali­ fornia to Florida. WhKnay, who has been in minor trouble ainee he was lo. started hla killing after he left home at N o r t h Hollywood, Calif., Ust month. Ha said ha killed a service sta­ tion attandent In a robbery at Victorville, Calif., because *T was broke and hungry." Ha satd ha killed another serv­ ice station num at Tucson, Arls., and a Nagro man who befriended him in Phoenix, Aria. He hitched a<ride to Mie*d *nd AiW* service station attendants In roi l-erles because "I couldn’t get a lob." He wounded anuther man crit­ ically and then slrw a woman whose ra r he stole to bresk out of a south Florida dragnet. The youth’s moods flitted back and forth as ha detailed his crimes. He was trucluent as he told detactlves Warren Holmes; "I plan­ ned to kill maybe a doxen or so." But when police took him to the scent of one of the men he killed here they said, "ha put his head in hii arm* and blubbered for two or three minutes, I t was the first and only time he broke down." He was contrite when he told reporters Sunday night: "I don’t think 1 Intended to kill 1 don’t feel too good about it.” But his voice was ryild when he told why h* shot all his victims In the head: " It aeemsd Ilk* the logical place." He dropped his head and seemed Jewel Thief Caught LOS ANGELES (UPD-Ted J a ­ afraid whan he talked about what cob Rinehart, 33, a skilled Jewel might happen to him. "I figure I’ll either get th* chair thief who has a last# for high living waa arrested Sunday night, or Ilfs in prison," h* muttered. little more than a month after the FBI placed him on Its "10 most Actors, Actresses wanted" lilt. Agents raptured Rinehart without a struggle i s he Open Film Strike sat in hi* auto in nearby Gran­ HOLLYWOOD (U PI)—The na­ ada Hills, lie had gained 4o tion's glamour girla and movie pounds and grown a mustache heroes grabbed their mink roaU, line* last July 23 when he van­ hopped Into Imported sport* cars ished from Florida. and roared off to their Beverly Hill* mansions today In ths first No Place Like Home actur* strike in filmland history. MEMPHIS (UPI) -M ille r Elvis The strikers Inrluded soma of Presley gut home from the Army lha richest show-people in tha today and headed for a mess of world — Marilyn Monroe, Marlon black-eyed peas at his ttoo.ooo su­ Brando, Gina Lollobrlglda, Doris burban mansion. Day, John Wayne, Gary Grant A rather small group of girls and Jimmy Stewart. end women greeted the rock ‘n’ roll singer whrn he arrived un a night train to Memphis in a dress blua uniform made especially for tho occasion. "School day, you know," a male Presley fan said apologetically, AF To Probe Atlas Failure aad age tag-range weasm ha­ ltered always an aaaaai fea « M t NO. 644 Negroes Ask Civic Center Use The Handicraft Group ef Ibe Chuluota ' Women's Club will meet a t 9:30 a. m, Wednesday ® The DeBary American Legioa at the home of Mri. R. A. MyAuxiliary is preparing for Me an­ ora. Co-hostess for tho morning nual election of officers. will be Mrs. M. Van Warmer. The Auxiliary last week named a committee to select a slate ef candidates for office for the com­ ing year. Members are: Mrs. G. E. Crosby, chairman, and Mrs. E. Hoffmire and Mrs. G. Fred Smith. The Auxiliary also decided te send a girl to Glrl'a State. The ^ choice will be made known et • the April meeting. The American Legion birthday dinner will be held March 15 at 5:10 in the Community Center. VANDENBERG AIR FORCE RASE. Calif. (UPI) - An Air . Force Board of inquiry today • tougbt why an operational Atlas missile blew up on its iaunch-pad culling the ICBM nuclear retalia­ tory potential of the United States by one-thirdThe military would art gay If the Atlas w ai the nuclear armed WEATHER: Higher temperature* today and tomorrow. High today, 60-6K. Low tonight, 40-K2. SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY. MARCH 7. 1900 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 BOAT LAUNCHING turned Into automobile launching in this case a t the public ram p a t the St. Johns River Bridge near Crowe’a Camp. The driver waa o ut of the car la help a companion with tha boat when tha auta daparted. T hat little w hite object on the w ater in front of tha car waa a card reading “wot paint." Tax Collector Files For Primary Race News Briefs Ike Flies Home RAMEY AIK FORCE BASK. Puerto Rico (UPI) — President Elsenhower wound up a four-day holiday in the Caribbean sun to* day and took off fur Washington la report to the American people on his "Operation Amigo" tour of Latin Amtrira, Tuesday at 7 p. m. the chief eaecutiv# will go before th* American people via radio and television and tell them that Notlh Americans should giva friendlier and more serious lunsiderallon to the problems of their neighbors to the south. Critically 111 Constable J. Q. "Slim" Gallq way was caliod out ef town today te visit Me mother who wm at the petal of death In Albertville, Very Satisfactory OCAI-A (UPI) - Florida Agri­ culture Commissioner Nathan Ma­ yo was in "very satisfactory" con­ dition at a hospital today with a bad cold.. Mayo, at 93 dean uf the Florida Cabinel, entered t h e hospital Thursday with a faver and cough. But Dr. Carl D. Lytle said he was not In serious condition. M*yo had been released from the hospital a few weeks earlier following an attack of pneumonia. tion facilities for Nrgrnc* In San­ I ported and no Negroes attempted ford and "wanted something done : to enter the store and seat them1 selves at the lunch counter, a about it." We don't want an) trouble, just store official said. The Negro rank* quickly built our rights." Davis said. Davis said the grout) plans to up to approximately too and they carry on a "passive' resistance then marched lo the courthouse. Mil wee slopped the procession movement" to see that the pro­ gram of Improved recreation and asked the group to come lo the school offlca lor a conferfacilities is carried oul. Student* from the school gath­ tnce. In the school office, school and ered in front of Touchton's Drug Store early this morning before church leaders pleaded with the massing la front of the court youngsters to go back to school and let a committee 'speak to house. However, no Incidents were re- city official* on recreation needs. "Nothing will be accomplished this way," J. W. Jameson, pastor of St. James Mission's Church told the students. The group agreed to go back to school after a M minute con­ ference with Mllwee and other officials. On Ihe committee appointed to see Knowles was Davis, Kenneth Lee, Anthony Miller, Jamea Wright and Lawrence Walker. They gave their word lo Know-tea that they will cooperate with city official* In finding ■ solution to the problem. Gen. Hutchison To Seek County Commission Post Heart Of Nation Hit By 'Frigid' Arctic Cold Wave A much-decorated veteran of World Wars I and II, J. C. Hutchisdn, a resident of Seminole County 45 years, today announc­ ed as a candidate for election a* county commissioner from Dis­ trict t. "This derision ha* eomc after countless citisens of Seminole County have urged me lo do so," Hutchison said. ’’. . . I hav* been actively en­ gaged la the marketing of Semi­ nole County vegetables since 1919. I feel that I am a businessman who know* the county and ia familiar with its needs. • "If sleeted to this position, K la my firm intention to vole my convictions, being ever mindful of tha needs caused by growth and progress but with remedies through sound, prsclicsl econ­ omy." Hutchison, married In the form­ er Anne Whitner and father of two children, Mrs, R. L. Cornell Jr. and Mrs. T. E. Tucker, has ■ distinguished military record, tn 19(0 he was made a brigadier general and Inducted Into federal service In command of the ttnd Infantry Brigdde, composed ef tha lijlh Florida Infantry and the 167th Alabama Infantry, He served in the Asiatic-Pacific area for 21 months in continuous combat service and at dose of World War II was commanding the 31*1 Division and accepted Hie surrender of Japanese troop* on Mindanao. On March I, 1951, he was ap­ pointed major general and placed in charge ol the 41ih Infantry Division, continuing In that com­ mand until Feb. 29, 1932, when he rellred aa lieutenant general, He is listed ia Who's Who in America. By United Prree International A mass of arctic air lingered over the nation's heartland today. Sub xero readings were common through the north-central portion ! of the country for tha third straight day. The frigid air, which came oat Firemen 'Busy* Over Weekend Eight fire calls over lha week­ end kept the Sanford Fir* Dept. busy. Saturday th* Sanford depart­ ment (ought a trash firs at 2490 Key Ave., a fire from a healer which blew up at 304 Hotly Ave., a grass fire si 25th St. sod Park Ave., a woods Are at Second St. and Cedar Ave. and answered a flooded oil healer eall at 491 Rosalia Dr. There were n* injuries in the blowup hsster incidtnl. Sunday lha firemen fought n grass lira on 25th St., and W. Third Rt. and Cedar Ave., a de­ fective electric ilove at SIS W. First SI, and a smoke scare at 1605 Seminole Blvd. GEOKGE W. BELL Road Department Worker Candidate George W. Bell, long-time resi­ dent of Seminole County, announc­ ed today he will be a candidate for Ibe Counly Com mission from District 5. Bell, whose birth Nov. II, 1913, was the 4$tb officially recorded le Seminole, la a former Sanford policeman and ha* been employed by the county road department for tho last six years. In announcing hia candidacy, Bell said: "Being employed by th* road de­ partment, I know tha county road* and their problems and also the problems encountered by the em ­ ployes of tho department. A civil service coverage of these employes would Increase their worth to the people of the county, knowing their jobs are sate." He added he believed in running the county's business on a sound economical basil, storm, knifed south into Florida and set records In a t least lg states Sunday. The cold wave art low temper­ ature records with readings of IT degree* below aero at Davenport, Iowa; I above at Chicago; 5 be­ low at Topeka, Kan.; ■ below et De* Moines, lows: 4 below a t Columbia. Me.; t below at India* spoils; 14 below at Madison, Wii.; 7 below at Milwaukee, T below at Flint, Mich., amd $ below r t Cleveland. Ths wsatber waa warmer today ever Ihe eastern peri of Ui* coun­ try. but some anew waa falling over Tenoesart. Light snow, generally an Inch or less, was (oroeart over most of the northern plain*, middle and upper Mississippi Valley and th* lower Ohio Valley, Deputy Resigns For Constable Race Deputy Sheriff end former Alta­ monte Springs Police Chief Grady L. Hail today resigned his deputy's job lo run lor constable from District 9. Hall has been a deputy for three years and has had M yean law enforcement experience. He was police chief tor three years In Altamente Springs, served with the Winter Park Police Dept, and was police chief In Ocoee. Hall ha* been a deputy sheriff In Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties. He I* a member of th* Kress Memorial Seventh Day Adventist Church In Winter Park, the Flor­ ida Pears Officers' Association and the Florida State Firemen's Association. Hall is married end has three children, a ion. Stanley, who ia • student at Orlando Junior Col­ lege, ■ son. Stephen, and daugh­ ter, Judith, both of whom attend Forest Lake Academy. Hall said ha would run on a platform ol "honest, efficient law enforcement." Seminole County's Siath District includes Longwood, Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Fern Park, Forest City and Bear Lake, HUGH DUNCAN Duncan Qualifies For Re-Election W. Hugh Duacaa qualified F ri­ day for rt-e le c tta aa Justice ef Ihe peace for Bemlnol* County'# District 4. Duncaa ie rocking hia Mlrd term as Justice of the peace- He was first elscled to th* pert M 1952. A resident of Sanford for 35 ytara, Duncaa came here from Canon, Franklin County, Ga. H i It a member ol Ui* First Baptist Church ef Sanford, the Elks and Moose lodge* and la secretary of the Sanford I-ton's Club. Duncan la past president of tba club and is deputy governor of Lions' District 360. Ha aarve* on the board of directors of the Florida Assn, of Justices of Ihe Peace and Constables and is a DeHary Heart Council, at the San­ charter member of the Florida ford Atlantic National Bank in SinLions Foundation for tha Blind, ford. Inc. and of the Florida Peace " T h e .Semlnolt-DsBary Heart Officers Ann. Council is delighted with these Constable To Run Duncaa I* the father of three results because they Indicate that children, Hilly Duncan o( Wau­ tho residents of Seminole Counly For Sheriff Post chula; Bette D. Klmea of Colum­ and DeUary recognise the Import­ Constable I . Q. (Klim) Gallo­ bia, S. C. and Dale Duncan, a ance of Hie Heart Fund In making way today qualified te run fur student a t Seminole High School. possible our attack on the heart Hee state County sheriff. Gallo­ Duncan lives at 505 Catalina Dr., diseases through research, educa­ way said be would release a lull tion and rommunlly service, South­ announcement about bis candi­ Sanford. "I am grateful for the confi­ ward said. dacy within the nest few days. dence our clilirns have ahown me In the past, and l desire to conlittuo in this capacity," Duncaa said. Th* peace Justlea aald ha wants lo make "further improve­ The Seminole Count)’ Cumminalon, m eeting in spe­ ments in handling the duties of this office, which Is the court cial aeaalon Friday, gave their approval to atari a large that Is closest to th* people, la acale drainage improvement program in the aouth end of a manner that would reflect credit the county aa soon aa poaaUile. le our Judicial system and te County Engineer Robert Davla aaid th a t Initial coat the course r t good p o v trn a e rt." I960 Heart Month Fund Drive Termed 'Success1 The 1960 Heart Month Fund Drive, wlilrh officially rniU-d Jan­ uary 29th was a gratifying suc­ cess, Ernrsi Southward, president of Hie Seminole-DeHary Heart Council announced. Total Heart Fund contributions in Sanford, Seminole County and Dellary have reached I5.72g.49. Proceeds from the lietle Davis Show were•*),501.15; Itollrr Skat­ ing Party held at Skate City 1707.12; miscellaneous contribu­ tions f372.uo; and although all re­ turns have not been made an the Heart Sunday drive held February \ the latest figure is (3,143.22. Thla amount will be increased by collections mads by volunteers who have not yet submitted Uteir reports. jf you were among thdse away from home when your volunteer called on Heart Sunday, or If fur any other reason you bavo not yet made your Heart Fund contri­ bution, your gift will ba moat wel­ come now and will boost the total raised by the Beminoie-DeBary Heart Gounett. Contributions may be sent or brought to Robert Bau­ man, Treasurer of the Seminole- tha heels of ■ devastating w inter Flood Plan Okayed of the program would be approxim ately $14,800. However, the ultimate goal ia th e aetting up of a tax diatrict in th a Tanglewood and Temple Terrace areaa and leveling tnillage to m eet th a coat of a $168,624 program . The fire t atop hi the program will be thn digging and cleaning up of canola from SR 426 to 15 A. M eeting Delayed The board ef directors ef the DeBary Volunteer Fire A* posted tta mast tog watt ay a t T tll y. m- a t the Brw �•>- :• V*f DtmftrV ; - ' -v'v RrraTI r” •' , 1 v p j P a re 8—Mon. March T, 1MO Mrs. Lucy McNab Dies A| Age 95 Mrs. Raymond Ball of the San­ ford Pilot Club haa been appoint­ ed district chairman of tnc to' ordinaling committee of Pilot InvternaUonal-for 1940-41. The appointment was msda by M in Mildred rarrish, governor ef District 4. At district chair­ man, Mra. Bali will' have charge • I proJeetion\bf eommlttea work ’ . at tho district convention to J * 'held May 20-21 ia Orlando. ' Mrs. Ball became a member ef the Pitot Club In 1M0. the served as recording secretary twice and was first vica presi­ dent to liM . Edward Harvey was elected 1 'president nt the Sanford Shufflc'hoard and Tourist Club at a -‘mooting of the organisation re ctntiy. Other officers u m a d were A. C. Madden, vice president; Louise Rowan, secretary, and Iva . 'W iber. treasurer. Trustees Mmed were Ralph Gage, Joseph MurA, D ew ing in. A & I Top-Seeded In N A IA Ploy KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI)— Defending champion Tennessee AAI <i the top-eeeded team In the 22nd annual National Auoclatlon of Intercollegiate A t h 1a 1 1e a (NAIA) basketball tournament which opens hare today. Tenneaata ASI carries n ' 23-4 aooson record Into the tournament ■ltd facet Mldwettam (Tax.) Tuesday in Ha first-round game. The defending ehampe qualified for the tourney with on tl-74 vie. tory over Wlnaton-Salam Saturday night la round out the 32-team field. to provide a broader knowledge of building construction require­ ments ever the itete. Sanford archera did thamaelves proud et the Tem pt InviUUonnl ef Sanford of tho state Tournament held this poet weekhuUdini OffUials Aaaoctatton at • mooOBf bold in Galneivllto Feb. Seven from the local archery -Id. Yolvington also attended a club took top honor* et the meet, of building Inspectors competing against archers from all ever the etete. ie ife rd win­ ner# were Joe Coulomb*, Joke Frith, ft. W. Mope, Glean WU- Hospital Notes held to raine funds fo r the school P-TA. F ifth grader Mike Yentach taken a big awing a t the atrength teatmachine a t the festival. The atrength teste r w as one of about nine games a t - t h e festival which not only raised funds fo r the P-TA b u t also gave parents and students an evening of fun together. Three day* later be connected his house for natural gas and start­ ed a heater fire U dry M eut. The houee not euly dried eel. ft wee all but blown te bits when gas from e leaky line Ignited. ATTENTION MEN! TRAIN (ha Mathis, Lake Monroe; Gilhart Blair FlUpor, Saifcrd; Woodguff Bailey, Lake Mifyt Raynaud Mrs. Xthol Juaalla A yna, a Marti* Pell, Oateati Paulin* Muirheed, Sanford; Jorotte Lee Hub- Loagwood resident far about I f roan, died last Monday at her herd, Sanford. xmgwood home. choosing a Haart Fuad qw ha this wswk* “ Miss Heart Throb of 1M0" aad “Xing Ugly” will ho crowned by lohool Supt. R. T. MUwoo a t fro Civic Castor Friday night. Studonta are choosing fro queen The BS-year-old retired mlaaienary was a member of the Long- aad eeetributiai to fro Heart Fund wood Clvla League aad Chamber at the same time. F i n f a n have Funeral services for Theodor* (T o d ). Burnell, 47, wall-known Sanford painting contractor who died unexpectedly Friday will be held a t I p. m. Tuesday at the Gramkow Funeral Heme. Rev, Carolyn H. Parsons, of the Unity Church of Jesus Christ, Orlando, of which Mr. Burnett was e member and pulpit assist­ ant, will officiate. Burial will be In Oaklawu Mem­ orial Perk with the following s*rvlag e t pallbearer*: Pete McRaney, Georg* Morgan, . Larry Pivac, d Richards, BIU Balk, Jorry •rlk. Surviving Mr. Bureau who mov­ ed to Sanford from Saginaw, Mich., in IN I, ore two brothers, Hayward of Fresno, Calif, and William of Chicago; four listers, Mrs. Margaret Kidman, Mexico K 8 U L S jlL U L I John M. Donelson Dies At Paola Home John M. Donelson of Paola died Funeral services will be 10 a. m. at hla home Sunday after a lin­ Wednesday at Brlason Funeral gering Illness. * Home, with George M. Yates effl. Ttie jo year old n t l n d minw lived at Wilson Corner lor the past three year*. He was bore Id White County, Twin. Mr. Donelson'a 11 children sur­ viving him are Mrs. William Hol­ land, Mrs. William McKay, M n. Carl Vilatoe. Mrs. Cecil Simmons of Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. William Clifton of Kookwood, Tenn.; Ben Doneleon of CraaavUio, Tenn.; George Donelson of Crab Orchard, Tenn.; Mra. William McOufley of Zcphyrhills; John Donelson of Sanford: Jack Donation of Cincin­ nati; end Miaa Carolyn Donelson of Nickel Parking Clincbport, Va. He also la survived by three sisters, Mra. Allco Dodson Meter On Way Out of Sanford, Mre. Harry Porter of GHICAdO (UPI) - The S cent Sparta, Than, and Mrs. Mamie Bal­ parking meter, like tha a cent timore of Croaivllle, Tenn. cigar, ia becoming a thing of tho past. The American Municipal Aun. New Bible Readied reported that of 40 large cities LONDON (UPI) - A MW trans­ recently surveyed by the Ban Fran­ lation of the New Testament into cisco Parking Authority, 3S charg­ modern-day English haa been com­ ed II cants an hour, or more, in pleted and may be publlahad early at Unit some areas. next Jrear. Four charged 10 cents hourly It will be published by the uni­ tor all metcra. Fivo charged M versity preiacs of Oxford and cents an hour tor some. Cambridge. ■AN ANTONIO. Te*. (UPI) Bexar County officials decided it was time to mack down on hoi redder* w hoajjtoy fdUcovand a pair' of y o u lh e n id oonvertod a public n a d to a private drag strip. Constable Henry Batcher aald fra youths aot up a quartor-mlle ■trip, painted start and finish lines and then divided lanes with beer cans tor reflectors. Ralph Ramirct II, Houston, and Charles ft. Manno, II, of Ban An­ tonio, w on charged with n ein g after they were arrested by Bat­ cher while performing b ato n a “large crowd of apectatora.” % FEATURE t I t i l fill III! 7 :4 7 A B U LLD O ZER C L A M SH E LL « • • POW ER SHOVEL GRADER AND OTHERS N ft Are Maretog Over *165-- V ^ UNIVERSAL EQUIPMENT ™ I OPraATORS SCHOOL, Inc. | . office building*. ate. Lncal end foreign omptoyment. No need te quit your prm ent job until yon are tretood. I Name g mr,- t , I City , r * L i . I aN*/ ItlJ T* I1 Every telephone is Important to u e . . Applications ahouid contain: •til 2. Full name, age and residence. 2. Whore employed fo r luat ten year*. ON TMB SCREEN SHOWING AT T>M ft tftalft “COUNTRY MUSIC HOLIDAY** 3. Minimum of three references. 4. Q ualification*. I. Where resided far la s t tea years. Mall applications to: ■TARRING FER LIN HUSKY FARON YOUNG COtFRATUftft AT liU "GOOD DAY FOR A HANGING" FftftD MeaMUftftAT 1 STARTS FRIDAY TOE BEACH** Civil Service Board P. 0 . Drawer 220 Sanford* Florida A h4 them'd * * * * * f w wpaite^ either . pMBphi jhI a n paaa taftHpInaa hvIh Application# ahqutd be 'subm itted March IB, 1980. > . i■ w m sm m flM UJGBH g ...— - , I on MeR for f r S l l S S h i i r i n v l n w toto t o T J n w ^ J w t f f i Upa, hulldtog r o n d o * NOTICE Dutiea consist of m aintaining personnel recorda, conducting of examination* and o ther admin­ istrative dutiea. O PEN 11:41 BE Complete Train in f P ilg rim , Including Aatvel Heavy Equipment, No Previous Experience Mendel Coupon for Complete Information. Application* are invited from male pornona interested in partlm e position na A u U tn n t Secretary and Exam iner for the Civil Service Board of the City nt Sanford, Florida. NOW 8HOWING NOW TO HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR Trained Loads To ‘Cooler* Burnett Rites Set For Tuesday ACCBA. Ghana (UPI) - Ghana baa signed Its biggest contract since gaining Independence, order­ ing eight new merchant ships worth I ts million, CODY, Wyo. (UPI) - David Craig la thinking about building a new house. And there’s one place he isn't going to build it — where • • Presbyterian Church Sunday. funeral will be held Thursday el the K. Snider Funeral Heme, Brighten, Ontario. It wea Mra. Ayrea particular wish that only one simple aarvlea be held i t lb* old family cemetery, la Canada, and that all her friends, both in Canada aad in Florid# re­ frain from sending Uw customary lend tribute, according te mamto r t of Mrs. Ayrea' family. The family bellavea Mra. Ayrea would preftr her friend* to aond memorial contributions to mlntona or charities connected with youth Ghana Orders Ships Home Jinxed, Owner Convinced The Sanford Civic Center will present the Civit Ballet of Cen­ FUN FESTIVAL hay rides tra) Florida at I p. m. Sunday. were popular w ith youngThis will be a workshop perform­ stem a t the m errym aking ance and there win be eo admis­ on th e Pinecregt School sion charge. Several Sanford grounds Friday. Teacher youngster* win appear h the -Freem an - B aggett manned production under the direction of tha tracto r (top photo) a t th e 5:80*8:80 p.m. festival Joseph Leveaott. The Seminole County Cancer flectoty will atert laying plans tor the forthcoming cancer drive tore i l l meeting of tho organisation a t 4 ; » p. m. Tuoaday. Tho m*ettog wit! bo told te Vernon Mite’s office in tho Building. children. 47 ■ itreal grandcMltlrca and Wo great-great grandchildren. Mr*. McNab was a member nf IHe First Baptist Church of Sinford, the T.E.L. Class, and t' a Daughter* of the American Ttevolutlan. She was the wife of the late David McNab. Mrs. McNab’* eight children surviving her are G. T. McNah of .rail* Church, Va,: Mrs. A. C. McNeely of Waycrois, Ca.; Mr*. Sarah Cbaamer of St. Petenburg: Mrs. Carl Yutzler of Springfield, Mass; Mrs. C. P. Forrester of Sanford; Frank MeNab of Douglas, Ga.; David K. McNab of Sanford and Boy L. McNab of Flagler Beach. Funeral services will be at It a. m. Tuesday at Brtason FuncraW Horae, with Dr. W. P. Brooke officiating. Burial wilt be In Lakeview Cemetery. Ura. McNab'a family baa asked that flowers be omitted. lira , tn e y 1, McNab, a fS-yearold Sanford reaident, died at tha Andereoa Nursing Home here Sunday. lira . McNab, who llred la San­ ford for the part 31 year*, is sur­ vived by eight children, H grand- The Clock * f I t ’g > �O aafarl R m ll ■Mon. M arch 7, 1960— Pag# 8 T ave ANNIVERSARY SALE! 50 FREE Top Value Stamps QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRjCES GOOD Thru Wednesday, March 9th. ASTOR CHOICK CLING PEACHES LIBBY DRINK 5 No 2 tt Can THIS COUPON Limit 2 CERTIFICATE please. DELICIOUS PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT lessons given to Hownle# of Sunford’s Troop 378 combined the delicious with the nutritious, Sampling the .tyrup on their homemade candy apples arc Terry Chevalier, Connie Be­ long, Valeric Hamilton. Sherry Hastings, Mary Ellin Hofmann, Diane Huskins, Joyce Jones, Mary Margaret Reynolds, Linda Smith, Kathy Todd, Judy Washburn, Pamela Reynolds, nml Pnt Howland. The Hrownles dabbled in sugar and spice at Mrs. XL D. Schoonover’s Pinecrest home. H O M K M A K IN G AN1) H O U S E K E E P IN G 32-oi. I Thf Srminole Association For 'Retarded Children nursery ichool 'on Palmetto Ave. now Include* [music, garnet, play with JnstrucJional toy■ and a milk break In its Schedule. | The children play with toy* de­ signed to develop coordination, finger manipulation and "such •kills a t the mentally handicapped child generally find* difficult to {leant," Aitociation Teacher Mri. iWilliam Meyer* reported Friday. [ Immediate plan* include facu­ lties for closely luperviscd outour play In a fenced yard. The nursery (chool, held in the «td "Little Ited Schoolhouse" at Sixth St. and Palmetto Ava. congain* the only facilities in Sent- f Search Is On * GLENDALE, Calif. (UPI) — Police are looking for a tricky boxvmaa who hunt* In tha city. Hi* latest "kilT w»» a blu* mink Stole. j I'olico oald ths bowman fire* fen arrow with a barred point through the mail d o t of fur shop*, then reel* in hi* loot and pull* It through the dot. Inole County for mentally retarded children.. The Gatew-iy School for Rxcrp Uoml Children in Orlando now lake* care of Seminole County children of ichool age. "But a cutback in fund* and the increadng number of children In need of thl* type of (clmollng may *oan make It Impoisiblc for Sem­ inole County children to attend Gateway. Already Seminole County children not enrolled prior to this year are being put on long wailing lilts," Mr*. Meyer* mi id. The Seminole County school is run Monday through Friday from 9 a. m. until 11 *. m. The nursery ichool i* free of charge hut par­ ent* are asked to tike a* active a part a* pouible in the work of the association. Children now enrolled are from three to 11 years old. There is no age limit. "The school provides the ment­ ally handicapped child with an op­ portunity to play with other chil­ dren," and with ■ "foundation for good social and health habits," Mrs. Meyers said. County school officials "are working with the association in an advisory capacity and will take over the program for the school aged children," the teacher said. Parents wishing further informa­ tion about the school may conlart parents of children now enrolled, at FA 2 2697 or FA 24)7(13. a t * * * * Mor» Food Order. Fabulous Suds Girl Scout Week To Be Observed In Sanford Area Girl scouts In the Sanford area will he husy this week portraying <■ "The Girl Scout Story" In observa­ tion of Girl Scout week which start­ ed Sunday, 'Hie Climax of Girl Scout Week will close Saturday when the girls put on their own fair. The fair will he held at the American Legion Building front 1 to 4 p. m. At that time a display of girl scout projects will be shown. Mrs. Lewi* Morgan will be in charge of the program. During the week, scouts will also visit the children at St. Luke's Lutheran Haven In Slavia and hold a special program Thursday to emphasize International Friend­ ship Day. i '* nearest fE STORE (Herald Photo) •Retarded Children Nursery School Has Varied Games, Music Program yo u u® Stamps 100 C am ' n t it l ij FAB ONLY Giant Package Limit art# with a $5.00 or mor# Food Ordtr. Limit ono with a 13.00 or mara Food Order DEEP SOUTH PURE T H R IF T Y M AID APPLE JELLY % 29/ TOMATO J CE ^ TEN D ER, DELICIOUS STEAK Chaplin’s Son Gets Married WESTHAMPTON, N. Y. (UP!) —Sidney Chaplin, 3-T-year-old ac­ tor »on of comedian Charlie Chap­ lin, and French dancer Noelle Adam, 36, were married Sunday in a private civil ceremony in the home of friends in this fashion­ able Lung Island community. Actress Lauren Ilarall was ma­ tron of honor. She ha* the lead opposite young Chaplin in the cur­ rent Broadway play "Goodbye Charlie." Producer-writer Adolph Green waa best man. 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Crane, Tony la Impos­ sible 1" hie wife proleitcd, “ ao I have an interview later thla very afternoon with a divorce lawyer. “ But I atudled child psycholo­ gy under you at Northwestern Unlvcrilty, ao 1 figured I ought to get your advice, eipeclally ■Inca we have two children. “Tony la *o atlngy, ha will not let me have a cent of money ef my own, ao If aome of my college eororily elstera drop In unex peclcdly and I need a loaf of bread for aandwichei, I haven't a quarter with which to buy the bread. “Tony puttera around the houae every apare minute. But he hain't taken me out for a dale or even a aoda In over a year. He doein't even play with the children. “He alio objects to my tending them to Sunday School. So fan't he an impoulble huiband and fath- er." But 1 refuted to content to a divorce, a t leait until aha had told Tony of her feellngt. “ Doea he realize yon a r t plan­ ning a dlyprceT" 1 atked. "No, ha doean't even dream ol It," aha answered. “He aeema to fael be la a vary aatlifactory husband." “Than alt down tonight, after the children are In bed, and tell him how you feel, Qlva him a chance. The odda are agaim t hla making a dramatic change, but Scrooge did, and It la POSSIBLE lo r everybody to altar hla per­ sonality. “ Even a ralUemake gives lla victim a warning before It strikes, so Tony deserves a chance. “ Call off your appointment with Uia divorce attorney. Taka home these 'Tcit* far « Good Hutband'. Let Tony rate himaelf on one and you rale him on the other. “ They will dlsiecl hla persona­ lity objectively. Maybe he will then begin to Ice himaelf as others view him." Grudgingly she contented to my plan. That night ahe broke the newi to Tony. He wae shocked. In fact, be thed tears, for the first time in their marriage. Then ahe asked him to rata himaelf on that 100-polnt “Ttat for a Good Hutband", Though men tend to favor themselves thereon, by Its own scoring he cams out at a “poor" proapeet. And her rating of him on the second copy ranked him “ very poor". So ha cursed and damned psychologists In general and me in particular, Then he tore up bolh toots and threw them into the waitcbaakel. She shrugged her shoulders and went upatalrs to bed. When she failed to hear hla steps on the alairs, the finally tiptoed out to the landing. And there she aaw Tony downatairi, on hla knees upon the parlor rug. He had emptied the wastebasket on the floor and was piecing together the - tor it- frtg-^ menta of that “ Test for a Good Husband." Quietly, she returned to bed. And two months later I heard a final report, a i outlined tomor­ row. Meanwhile, send for the “Tests for Huabanda It Wives", enclos­ ing a stamped return envelope, plus 20c (non-profit). They can prevent divorce easily. \ z '/ Ike Spending 'Champ'; ASSIGNMENT WASHINGTON U.S. Dollar Rotting Away BY LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (UPI) - I f Presi­ dent Eisenhower is guilty, as ac­ cused, of being a penny plncber, he has at least one other penny distinction. Ha has apent more of tha tax­ payers’ pennlaa than any other president. DDE probably has spent m ort pennies than any other per­ son anywhere, president or nol, American or foreign, Hla acoro through tha next fla•a l year will ba d o st to MOO blllloo. The champ! That spending , was compressed Into tight fiscal years. FD R 'w as a spender, too. In 12 fiscal year*, FDR spent M arly (473 1billion dollars. Harry a.- Truman waa latter with a buck than waa FDR. In tig h t fiscal years, HST got rid t f about $303 billion. These spending figures combine to spell out for U. 8. taxpayers the bad news. The bad m w i is that the U, S. govern­ ment spending (rend has been steeply up for nearly 30 y ean . The spending binge ha a been accompanied by a rising (rend of taxation. But taxea do not in­ crease as fast «■ spending. This, la turn, has created another trend which could end In blockbuster disaster for tha U. 8. That Is the trend toward deficit spending by the Treasury, toward steady increase in the national debt and toward a creeping In­ flation which rota the U. S. dol­ lar. The U. S. dollar la not rot­ ten, but It Is rotting. This rolling of the dollar la called inflation. They already have suffered to this exteat—that In tho past 20 yaara tha dollars In their pockets, or tha dollars la their banka, have shrunk in purchasing power to leas than 50 crnls each aa com­ pared with their 1931 value. The national debt has exploded from about 220 billion la tha year In which FDR first waa elected to about $2** billion now. To that extent, the U. 8. baa been living and fighting its wars on tha cuff. Someone may pay that debt sometime. To repudiate It would blits tha U, S. economy as effectively ae would an atom bomb. On the theory that tha debt aometime will ba paid, President Eiienbower said recently ha felt that he was not supporting his grandchildren but that they were supposing him. DDE usually budgets for a sur­ plus instead of a deficit but, with­ out reversing the upward trend of non-defenie spending. DDE's bud­ gets have sought additional laxea lo balance tha budget. Congress docs not grant (hem. D A ILY C R O S S W O R D . ACROSS T. College pale ST. ConsUl2. Lion trainer 8; Scottish* Utlon «. Negotiate Gaelic 29. Kddla 11, Exalt the t . Solar disk IUrkcn* spirit 10. An open pit backer. I t . Heart artery if . The heart for on* U.lW Uas oolnn ranaL) IL U . n. M. AUHudtn* If . Wink ground* _ I t , Prof tail on* to-air llM ri. §i c lu r ii tnlssllei . Wlhs» |0 , Uncooked 32. Crust V o lH b i’i 8a lost on x I I . Unite firmly xl. Copy IT, Tall wound 34. Macaws S3. Garden 20. Sword 37, Saucy Insert 33. Voided 32. l h I p eecutcbeou 39. Droop t l . Fueglaa Si. SwifU/ Bky.god 24. Color of a 40. ST. Make (BabyL) bora* WASHINGTON — A v i r i l e United States acnator of tha South — known tha world over — I* registered these days at a downtown Washington hotel under the name of Margie. Margie is playing a game of hide-and-seek, mainly to keep from getting arrested by the sergeant-at-arms while he gets his sleep as long as -the Senate's in around-the-clock session. Thera are five other Southern senators registered In hotels un­ der fictitious names. They're less imaginative. They used male names. Of the other 12 senators who are trying to hold tha lino In tho South, some a n hiding out ntghta in llttlo-uaed room a of tha Capitol or In other secret places. Thla cloak-and-dagger develop­ ment la one of tha strange compli­ cations in tha itrangesl Senate debate of the decade. Tho Senate had voted to argue civil rights without a rest. Ben. Lyndon Johnson (D.-Tex.), the majority leader, hopes this way (o eventually force a vote. Hut Sen. Richard Rosaall (D.-Ga.), who's leading tha southerners, figured he may be able to wear the “northerners" Into capitulation through aheer wearlnea*. Ha announced he just may rail quorums a t wea hours — a tactic to tlra out thus* who want a civil rights vote. When the roll Is call­ ed, at least Cl senators must ap­ pear on tha floor. If they don't show up after re­ peated calls, the majority leader can summon hla sargcanLat-arms to arrest any reluctant senator ha may find. (Two senators were thus arrested Ih 11)42). Thus, as long a i a senator is hiding out at a hotel under the name of Margie eomebody or any other fictitious name, the errgeant-at-ermi la up a tree. It wouldn't m atter one iota to Ben. Russell or his mates if 51 sen­ ators didn’t show up to make a quorum — aa long ae there was Just one of their own number on the Door to keep the Senate from voting. When the merethon sfkrted of­ ficially last Monday, the men in the Senate well-dreaaed mostly In tired grey, looked glum. Some of the old timers recall what hap­ pened In the 1040 marathon. The filibuster ended after 10 day* when they hauled the exhausted majority leader, Sen. Scott Lucas (D.-lll.) out on a stretcher to the hospital. Nearly a quorum of senators waa already there. Dr. George W. Calver, doctor of the senators, said he's not taking any chances this time. He has a physician and three assistants on 30-hour shifts. Everything alia was put on an around-the-clock bails — tba res­ taurant, the subways, tha eleva­ tors, page boys, Janitors and police. I haven't figured out how much by Marquis Childs WASHINGTON CALLING OLD STUMP, NEW FUNGUS by Ed Koterba (hla 24-hour operation la coating taxpayer*. However, a slide-endrule man once calculated that It coil* (22,000 an hour to opera to tha Senate. One thing worries me. A* long as the Senate i* in continuou* e li­ sion, no Janitor la allowed on the Door. I'm afraid about the spittoons running over . . . . WABHLVGTO.V—Within tha Eis­ enhower administration there la growing concern over the mount­ ing chorua of denunciation of the nation's defense program. Some of the ablest officials at the top Including one or two cloie personally to the president, feel that the line between economy and defense spending has been drawn too narrowly. The ichedule of new weapons coming in la computed on far too tight a bails. That la to say that if the estlmatea for such important wea­ pons in tha American arsenal at tha Polaris and the Mlnuteman do not coma up exactly to scratch a deterrent gap of fairly serious proportions will exist. And, a i the more experienced end sophisticat­ ed of tneie officials understand all too well new, vastly compli­ cated weapons almost never come out on schedule. Therefore, privately they are urging an Increase In the pro­ duction of Atlas and Tilan mis­ siles aa a precaullonary measure. They have discovered, however, that it la very difficult to bring (ills subject up with the president. On balance they concede that they are nol likely to get far with their hints for a step-up of anywhere from 3730 milliim lo tl billion In spending for missiles. One reason Is (he Intense re­ sentment the president h is come lo feel for his chief critic In the defense field. For Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri, President Eiienbower has words of scorn and contempt. Almost invariably In public and usually In private Eisenhower takes the lofty, im­ personal view which makes his biting derision of the senator the more extraordinary. The two men had sharp dif­ ferences when Eisenhower was chief of staff of the Army after World War II and Symington was Ihe first secretary of the Air Force. Aa a big air power man, Symington battled bolh the Army and Navy for larger appropria­ tions. He m isle d the economy budget enforced by Harry Tru­ man's secretary of defense, Louis Johnson. Today the president seems to feel that Symington's attack Is politically motivated. Although he haa not announced hla candidacy, the Missouri senator is campaign­ strated thla when he resisted tha attempt of Congreia to legislate a 70-group air force and Eisen­ hower held up nearly $1 billion of extra funds for aircraft pro­ curement. On* thing especially worrying some administration officials A the effect on the picture of the United States held by other peo­ ples, They cite a recent Gallup poll a thing the question la 10 countries whether the United, States or Ruiala would be ahead militarily and In scientific devel-J opment by 1970. The consensus on science waa 39 percent Russian and 28 percent the United States. On military strength the percent-1 ages were 34 Rustle and 28 t l f United States. If It had not been for the fact that Ihe United States was one ofthe 10 polled, the vote would have gone much more heavily In fav o r; of the Russians. In this country 70 percent said we would lead i n ' science and 61 percent In military, power. Virtually every other eoun-) try — included w*re India and Uruguay with seven European na­ tions — gave majorities to Ut) Soviets. * Such polls are far from dcfinl* live, since (he sampling Is so' small. But they show which way the wind is blowing. While this may be written off as Soviet pro­ paganda-and-the-w w ldw idc Im­ pact of iputnika and the lunika it Is nonetheless deeply disturb­ ing. The question being asked privately In the administration Is: 1 How much have the defem charges, whether true or falsi whether motivated politically or by pure patriotism, contributed BLACKPOOL, England - Mrs. lo the dimming of the American Margaret Hoyle, staling that she image? dyed her hair green lo show peo­ ple what the ityle of the future would be like: 'T l only needs courage." ing hard for tha Democratic nom­ ination and in almost every ipeeeh he attacks what he charges are serious deficiencies in America's defenses. While not naming tba president specifically, Symington haa seve­ ral times charged the “admin­ istration" with misleading the country about the facta of de­ fense. At a preia conference shortly before he left ' on hit South American tour Eisenhower reacted angrily to- a question on thla aeore. He not only reaffirm­ ed hla conviction of the adequacy of America's present and future defenses but challenged anyone to show that he had misled the country. Given the president's tempera­ ment and his reluctance to do peraonal battle, he la unlikely to clash directly with Symington. But to order an Increase In miltile production would seem to confirm the Symington charges and might even advance the sena­ tor's candidacy. The prospect, therefore, Is for more of tha same — charges fired back and forth a t the de­ bate warms up with the defense appropriation before tbe Senate. Congress cannot compel a presi­ dent to spend more than he chooses to spend. Truman demon- Quotable Quotes ASTHMA HOLLYWOOD - A spokesman for the Screen Actors Guild, explaning why striking actors neve not set up picket lines: “.Nobody ever heard of scab actors." MIAMI — Dennis Whitney, 17, confessing six killings to report­ ers: “ I've thought a lot about wbet the electric chair would be like. 1 suppose 1 would go to hell." ASK ABOUT SSSAHIOM INHALANT, A PISA SANT AND NOM ST M L Itf tV B S ro o st TNI MOST OtlTM SM LIGGETT . TOL'CHTON McRKYNOLD.H DRUG CO. CAMERAS Photography Supplies 1 • Day Developing Service WIEBOLDT CAMERA SHOP 210 S. Park Sanford. Fla. Go West, Driver, For Safety's Sake HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) — State Police report 10 per cent more accidents on Connecticut parkways occur wllh aaitbound traffic than with westbound, Thry said there's no explanation for tha difference, which has bean true for several yaara. Skin Spooks Birds SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) 0 . E. Foster has what he call! a "aura flro cow bird spooker." Ha uaaa a snake akin — preferably a diamond back rattle snake, and say a hla property la free of the peaky birds, Rain Peril Cited CHICAGO (UPI) - Roads a n likely to be more dangerous dur­ ing the first rain after a long dry spell, the Chicago Motor Club warm. The club said It takca up to two days to wash accumulated oil from tha highway. Happineaa Through Health The Neurocalometer (By DR. P. LEO KKRWIN) 98-Bark Tha practice of Chiropractic embraces spinal attulyala and ■ sword <v*r,> 41, Winged adjustment for the purpose of 43. Close to correcting nerve interfer* ■ (post) 42. Former cnccs due to aubiuxaled or Cnech misplaced vertebrae — tha president r e a l cause of 44. Vb many diseases. 8. Narrate AU parts of the 3. Hawallai body are co-or­ dinated and con* m TSS. trolled by t h e nervous nyatem. Nerve energy Is generated in the brain and d i s t r i b u t e d throughout the body over a Pact 4—Mon. March 7, I960 Vl|g Indark Rrralh network of nerves commwcd of the apinal cord ami the WAItTW 9 U M W , ___ nerves which branch out kviulv* j . cu ssu x o . aa«ertM ag a » w » JACK TRIM CgCKLU FARMCM from the cord between ver■eelelp B 4llw tebraea. A slight subluxation eaeeot M tsHay, in a s y , a a ! CAtto or misplacement of a verte­ brae can cause interference to Mitse Offtakes Of. IMS ot Iks test antes ml transmission of nerve energy M alw a, nw M o ease tba art efif C s is fM t e f M ars* a . lif e . and thus produce in-cor-orTWe gsraM lo a 1ml tfcff U I M VM M Wblab le e e tillff* teo ir is lbs m o a e f o il (be leoel pewe w is t * dinut Ion or disease. SZ1 Hie Neurocalometer nerve meter U a comparatively new w tr AU t it s inatrumtni used solely by the S -V M t SUMS I 9M b t f t 140 | Tsoi Chiropractor, that haa proven a MMtbe a rs aes o - M l I Mafftbs invaluable in atudying var­ 8 M eotbe lit see a U t a Maotba ■ B eats 140 I IB I ib I im b ious types of ailments. t - ■. ra e ta i a w s b t lM t grovtged tb «4 o il i 38, rro g ’a ro les 39. Cavalry Many times patients arc anuued at the quick relief they get front pain and.dis­ comfort following mi adjust­ ment. A short time ago, a lady who liad suffered with headaches all her life waa aur* prised that her headache cleared within a few minutes after the adjustment which removed the pressure from the nerves. A mun with a sore spot on his ankle which had been there for aome time came In the day following his first adjustment and wanted to know whether that adjust­ ment could have possibly re­ lieved all the soreness. He ulso "complained" of feeling better in every other way. Thousands of sick people have had aimllar experiences and arc high In their praises of scientific Chiropractic. One of a aeries of articles published in the public Inter­ est to explain sad Uualrate the practice of scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. K. Loo Korwln whose office is located at 201 B. Franck Ave. and hie telephono number is FAirfax 2*7442. First Place toUnderfill I t would ba difficult to enjoyable way to u b a gallon of g—cllna than to put It through Its pa dm In a 1960 Cadillac. For this groat motor car translate* it Into tho moat wonderful mike imagingbig. Just bow would wo doocrlbo tha distance that rolla beneath the wheels of a new Cadillac? Well, let ua March for just tha right words. Tha first word that conw to mind la—"effortless". Tba car’s rida la incredibly smooth and (aval and easy, t t simply absorbs tho rood's Imperfections. And driving itself require* but tho gentlest touch on wheel and pedal. Neat, wo would nominate "quiet". I t it virtually per Gallon! Impossible to detect tba oporatioB of its angina—and tba only sound of motion la tha lilting song of tho H H . Certainly, wa should include tba word " gracious". For the car surrounds the driver and poMongon with mete hie— beauty and elegance. And wa would odd "efficient". For 8 fe surprisingly economical In operation. Nor la thla tbs entire vocabulary of Cadillac per* formanos. There is "dependable", for instance-sod "restful"—and "inspiring". We suggest that you coma In aoon and let a new I960 Cadillac work its wondrous magic on n g-»«n of gasoline with yo u a t the wheel. VISIT YOVR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER HOLLER MOTOR SALES CORNER SECOND A PALMETTO SANFORD* FLORIDA » A 2-9711 tielVi. . .j .. J iiaL.^wTi»Lff : r .) �ffl)» franfarfe Rrr«Il» Mnn. March 7. lrfiO—Pnjr® 5 H. R. Hiers Miss Varnum, F. B. Rogers •Wee/ In Candlelight Ceremony The flower girl. Ml>s Robin | piece and c arried • Miss Elisabeth Cox Varnum. Sanford, and Franct* nrittingham Eno», wore a pink dress and head-1 while ruse pci^ls. Rogers of Winter Garden were United in marriage Feb. 23 in an 'tight o'clock ceremony at Holy . Cross Episcopal Church. Sanford. 1 Mis* Varnum has madr her Thome, lor the past several , ^ 'w i t h her aunt and uncle, • Mr*. Edward G. Cox, Fore*! Sanford. Mr. Rogers I* the *on • of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Rog­ ers. fits I’alm D r , Winter , den. i, Tne Rev. George Swallow offiriated at the double-ring candle­ light ceremony. The rhurch was , decorated with vases of white fchrysanthi mum*, greenery candelabra. Pew* were lighted ^ with V while The by ,l v wore a with white net shoulder length pearl headdress ’ ^ .. . . topped with white ro*e Streamers and white satin bon. Mitt Verna Ann MacGillis, maid of honor, wore an emerald green lilk dres* featuring a fitted bodice, green head piece, veil and acceaiiorirt and carried a bouquet of green tinted earns lion*. John A. McGill was best man and serving a* usher* were Guy Alien, Robert E. Roger* Jr., bro ther of the groom. John Glbbi, Jacksonville and Robert McGill of Gantva. M as. f . h . Ro g e r s Named President Of Enterprise WSCS nl ! cousin of the bride, served as ring * 1 hearer. The bride-* aunl chose a sap­ phire blue sil* dress with white »i’crs«orir* and corsage of 'weftheart ruses. The groom's mother wore a beige dres. with light green accessories and a pink car­ nation corsage. Following thr ceremony a recep­ tion was held at the Swniurd Woman'* Club. The room wot decorated with chrysan.hrmum*, gladioli, and greenery. The re­ freshment tahle overlaid with a white linen cloth held a four tiered wedding cake, candelabra and silver appointments. The hride's i-amlte was made by Mrs. Rogers, the groom’s mother. Assisting with the serving and entertaining were Mr*. Wade Snyder. Mr*. Irrne Kent. Mr*. Harry Adair, Mr* Ralph Wight. Mrs. Christine lllankenship and Mrs. ltussrll Spencer Mr*. Rogers chose for her gomg away ouTTil a grey o r e s with white accessories. The couple will reside at AM 3rd Avr. S. W. Gainesville, while the groom com plcte* his last year in chemical engineering at the I'nivcrsily o Florida. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mr*. II. A. Urlltingham of Macon, <}•.. Mrs A. G. Jones anil Julia Harvey of Flagler Itrarh, Mrs. Hubert K Rogers Jr., Gainesville. Mr. and Mrs. L. Ralph Smith, Orlando, aunt and uncle of the groom and a host of' friend* from Orlando, Winler Garden and Oeoep. Miss Davis To Wed T. H. Lehmkuhl Mr. and Mrs. Edward Alonso Davis, Dellary, announce the en­ gagement ami approach ng mar­ riage of their daughter, Jacqueline Sue. to Terry Henry l.rhmkuhl. son of Mr, and Mr*. Rudolph It 1-chmkiihl of Clinton, Iowa. Mis* Davis was horn in Drl.ind and attended grammar sc'tool there, junior high school in San ford ami graduated from Kalh'ren High Schoot in Kathleen. Fla. While in high school she wn* a member of the Future \ur-es Club, Rainbow Girl* and the year bonk staff. The groom dri-l was horn In Clintun, Iowa and gradualed from the Clinton High School. He is now stationed al McCoy Air Force Base in Orlando. The wedding will lakr place March 13 at 7 p. m, at the Oiieen Baptist Church in osicrn, with the pastor, the Rev. Jon Doulii- Calendar MONDAY MISS JACQUELINE DAVIS Sportswear Goes Bart-Back The hare hark, spine and all, la the atyle in eporti n so rt faahiona, report analysis of Women's Wear Daily, a trade publication. The bark la exposed from nerk to , waist and from shoulder to shoulder. The open midriff also finds favor. If you have an aluminum pan that stained, slew some tomatoes in it and the slain will disappear. Remove the cellophane wrap­ ping from a new lamp shade. II left on, tt may cause thr shade to warp. Airs. A. W.Woodall Elected W. S. C. S. Circles President Of Womans Club Schedule Meetings Mrs. A. W. Woodall was elected president of Iho Sanford Woman's Cluli at liir Mart'll business lunch­ eon meeting, tiihcr ul«iccr» elect ed to serve with her were Mrs. At lluni, first vice president. Mr* C. I,. Redding, second vice prcsl dent, 'Its. I . K, Spencer, third Mrs. Ray Honored By Members Of itt. officiating. No tornial invitations are being Is-ucd an l all friend* of the cou pie are invited to aitend. J jd jc o I £vsni& MONDAY The Jaycrcs Wives Club will meet at ft p. m. at the home of Mr*. Mason Wharton. IftOfi S. Mag­ nolia \ve. Judge Wilson Alexan­ der will he guest speaker anil discuss juvenile delinquency in Semin lie County. A tuard meet mg wi’l precede the program starling at 7:13 p in. WEDNESDAY Church MGS. A. \V. WOODALL, lull, pit l.lunt-elcct of ti. ■;:..iu\n\| Wontim's Club, .Mr-*. C. I.. M '».*i r. Vein llemit, Mult* president of the Florida Federation ami Mrs. Georyfe Wells, local president. (Herald Photo) l . P. <>. Wives Club meet, from 9.30 to It a. m. at the l luel* Petty Officers* Club for a get acquainted eofitc, AH Chiefs’ wive* are ear(Rally Invited to attend. Pritrs will lie awarded. For further informalin,i rail Julia (ilrtlcr at FA 2 1705. The Young Adult class of First Christian Church meet* at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ed Harless St. Mary's Chapter at 7:AJ p. m. for the monthly social. T o Meet Tuesday TUESDAY First Baptist Church Bible' St. Mary * Chapter of Ihe Kpi* Sundry classes mrct at 9.30 a ropal Church women will meet ill. ami 7:30 p. in. W.YlS Week ol Tuesday at the home of Mr* Prayer program / a 2.3o p. m. Troy Itay in Loch Arbor al ft p Pinccrest Baptist Church lira- m. Mrs. Raymond LundquiM will con* Meetings ai 7;3u p. m The be co hostess. WMLj Executive meeting and Week of Prayer meeting at 7 30 p. m. and ft p, in. Enterprise Choir vice president and Mrs, E. Comp­ ton, corresponding secretary. Department chairmen, elected la.i moot,i In the various depart­ ments and ratified at this meet­ ing were, Mrs. John K White, American home department. Mrs W, E. tiramkow, social depart­ ment. The l ine A * department had no meeting in February so they held a special election pre­ ceding the business meeting, and Mrs. R, C. Wiley was rice ted chairman n! that group. Sltr was also ratified at tho regular elec­ tion. Eleclcd lo serve with Mr* WiIcy in the fine arts department were Mr*. A. C. Mcltcynoltls. vice chairman, Mrs. J. L. Jewel, score tars, Mr*. Harry lloolcy, finance, Mrs. E, A. Monforton, member­ ship, Mr*. It it Crumley, pro grain, Mrs. It. t Moore. Bible, Mr and Mr* Fay l."c. Enter prise, entertained members of the adult choir of Hie Barnett Mrninr ial Methodist Church, last week. Mr* Vernon Bay w«* gur»t o' honor at the gel together. Site ha* been a member of the choir while her husband was stationed at thr Naty base in Sanford. lie hat been trail'sTerred to Nor­ Iintei’ii rise folk, Va. Mr. Ray ami the childilren plan to spend the next few months al their former home in Redwing, Minn and will J.iin Mr. Bay in Norfolk at the end of the HELEN SNODGRASS school year. Mis* Linda Dunn presented Mr*. Richard Harr * entertain her a personal gilt from the e l Friday evening al her home choir members. Itefres’imenl* were served to about 25 guests. in Lauren Court, Maitland, with a surprise luiffrt supper in celt*. Illation of Richard’s birthday Gucsis Included Mr, anil Mr*. M Lutheran Circle II. Ryan, Mi** Helen Stmdgr.ixof Entrrpriir and Mr and Mr*. T t ) M e e t T llC S c la V Fred Harris of Winter Park. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Osburn Good Shepherd United Lutheran Churehwomen will meet at Hie ot Meadnr, Ivy., were guest * ol home of Mr*. Jamc* Bryant, -'ll Mr. and Mr*. II. It. Stovall Wed Tangerine Dr. in Ravenna Park ttesday. Mr*, .larkie Couch and Chuck Tuesday at 7:30 p in for their Dunn of Tampa and Harvey Dunn monthly circle merting. The program entitled “ IntcHt of Daytona Beach weir weekend gent Giving" will he dlseus-ed by gur-t* at the home of Mr, and Mr*. Theresa llullck. Final plans Air*. Harvey t„ Dunn. Mr and Mrs. L. O Dayman will be made for a covered dish fellowship dinner. The grout Wlll visited Mr*. Hymn Itarlls* in he divided into separate circles in Gainesville, Sunday. The Groveland High school April. girl* basket hall tram was winner u[ Hie Mtdlake* rha inpion-Jtlp tillr Sprinkling a rake wtih a little recently. Their coach i* Miss flour when It first come* from the Audrey Hiers. daughter of Mr. oven help* keep icing from run and Mrs. H. It. Ilior* of Enternine off. pr-ic Personals Mrs. George McCall, music, and Mrs. S. J. Nix, literature. All officers will be installed at the June meeting. Delegates elected In represent the rluli at the slate convention at Miami Beach in April were Mrs. Carl Shilkc, Mrs. H. C. Echclhcrger and Mrs Woodall. Alternates were Mrs. George SI Inc, Mrs. White and Mr- Mr Reynolds. Following thr luncheon and busi­ ness se-sion, Mrs. C. L, Menicr, *ialr president of the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs, who was a special guest of the club for the day, spoke to the mem hers and elaborated on the duties and pleasures of serving as a state president. All past president* of the club were also honored at the lunch­ eon, Mrs Krhflberger sang "The Lord * Prayer" a* Hie invocation anil "Without A Song" during the program. t.'omiesy host esse* for the day were Mis. Siine and Mrs, Hunt. Luncheon luirtesses were Mrs. Woodall, Mrs Donald Fla mm, Mrs Sybil Itoulh, Mrs. C. M Walls, Mrs. It. S. Duggar, Mr*. William Kirk and Mrs. J. E. Courier. TABLE LAMPS Available in th e t u t Orlando Dr. • • Furniture Pianos • Rental Beds c lU07e Dai run - llrip Dry Popular D o rrK D s w is s K.MDKOIDKKKD DUG A N D IE S l i u yd. 1 to A Wide Srlritinn nl < idnrs and I'allerna New Tale Spring Shades of Velios, Blue and Pink. Ala* S1.59 In II.Id* yd. While. * 1____________ K.MIIUOIDEKED P O L IS H E D CO TTO N S ft|.»ft }d. 1 "Sarny a‘‘ Colton and Rayon Hlrnd l.aigc .-oppl) ol wnh ,SOI.II>S In .\U lih ft) 29 yd. Arnrl and <niton Blends lias) ( a t e • Washable, (Riirk Drying in Plaids, Cheeks, Solids and Jarquard » | 29 yd. Luncheon 85c For Clear, Lovely RKLTEX VII Rayon and Hayun-Bilk SUITING Complexions. E a sy Dinners $1.35 to $3.50 Carry-Out Orders $125 Carry • Oul Shop Open Dally 11*9; Sunday U • * 2506 . S Oak Av*. FA 2-9967 * E M I lltO lD E K E D FA HKICS ftJ.Sft yd. 1 Peter Pan COTTON S A T IN S Plain Hhadra Q B r yd. BO Prlnia ....... ft*.21 yd. Rasy Care • Require Little nr No Ironing. HOBBY C H R O M E Cotton and Chrome Spun New Soring Paatela g g e yd. SMART FOR A D U LT WEAR 3 • POINT BEAUTY PROGRAM f a r e • Washable | r yd. E xclusively FA I-I7U > Tile LO V E L Y FOR C H IL D R E N ’S DRESSES famous Sell RESTAURANT O FF The Fabric Shop t Carpet JI M ARRIVED: t ,'oma In And Sea lAlr Fabuluus Selection Of All The lajvlle.t Fabrics. Nylon. At i l.ile-und-N) bin and Cottons In a l.aig e Yssnr Intent of 1.aster Egg ( olora QQi lo ft | .9ft yd. So n n e FREE Decorating Beevtea SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY for fccudsih S&juoinq KELTEX 20% OVER ,i;» YEARS at First and Palmetto (Ailing Hide Post O fflra) F | M « I.ACES SANFORD... Variety of Biisa Cirrlr* of the First Methodist Church will meet as follows: TUESDAY Cirrlr t— Mr*. R, Graham, chairman, mens at 9:3(1 a. m. at the home of Mrs. W. R. Beasley, 3tn Summerlin Avc. Circle 3— Mrs, Ashby Jones, chairman, with Mrs. Ernest South­ ward, 120 Elliott Ave.. 9:43 a. m. Circle 4 - Mr*. R. F. Cole, eliairman, with Mrs. Ralph J a r ­ vis, 1719 Sanford Ave., 9:43 a.m. WEDNESDAY Circle 10- Mrs. W. W. Tyre, chairman, will meet with Mrs. Pat llalchrll. Florida Power and LighP Co. Village, at ft p. tr. P C H E C K TH ESE FABRICS FOR M OTHER - DAUGHTER O U T FIT S Decorator and METAL Mrs, It. R. Hiers was hostess to the March meeting of the Barnett Memorial Methodist W.S.C.S. at her home on Clark St. in En­ terprise. Mrs Warren Hise led the devotions and during the business session plans were completed for a rummage sale to he held at Padgett's barn March 19. Announcement* were made con­ cerning the parsonage project*; purchasing of a new refrigerator •nd upholstering the living room i furniture. An elrction was held and the following offierrs were elected for the coming year: Mr*. II. R. Hiers. president, Mrs Harvey Dunn, vice president: Mr*. Fay t.ce secretary, Mrs. J. R. Rich­ ards, treasurer. Mr*. W. Hise. itcreiarv of *piriiual education, Mr*. Aletha Evan*, secretary of promotions. Mr*. B. W, Carlton, secretary of missionary education, Mrs, Ruth Long, secretary of Christian sorial relations, Mrs J. W. Padgett, secretary of local church activities and supplies, Mrs. Cecil Sellers, youth and stu­ dent work. Mr*. Rill Swycir, liter­ ature and publications and Mrs. E. W. Jones, flowers. — Mrs—Herthi >lard:n, Mbs Sara— Burns and Mrs. A. Blackman, houseguest of Mr*. Ills* from Buffalo, N. Y. were welcome ai visitors. KELTEX Kay on and Itatrna SUITING Perspiration Resistant Urease Resistant Bun Fast Washable B|-ft* yd. at — ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON YOUR On T h e Corner By T h e Clock W ALGREEN AGEN CY GARRETT'S F A 2-3211 S �A t, ,dl,# tft M n f Page 6—Mon, M arch 7, 1960 V m lft w .■ a l » Rlauiawtf Singles Hitters Make Money, Too s Unites P m i International lle f te i hitlers can ao make bis money, Harvey ftuenn Install, and tbs American League batting d u m p ton proved hla point today by agreeing to a Sts.ooo aalary for 1000 — the falgbaat Detroit •Tiger •alary la nine ycara, Kncnn, wbo led the league with 0 . l i t batting mark last year lhat included only nine bomcra, ended h it Mr d iy haldw l Sunday \?fc=r bo and Tiger General Manager Rick Ferrell came to term* by long dlatanco telephone. The p a d , aald Ferrell, waa a ^compromise" between the $47,500 Kuenn waa aaktag and the $40,000 the Tigers were offering. It make* Kuenn the highest paid Bengal llace Prince Hal Newhousor, It alio kerpi tobacco-chewing with two no-hlt Innings In which Harvey the top salary man on the he fanned three, Yankee Manager Caiey Stengel currant Detroit roller, ahead or alto had hli eye on pitchers -and Al K alin.'i $42,000. Kuena'a signing leavea Charley announced that Whitey Ford, Bob Maxwell aa the only Tiger hold­ Turley, and Duke Maas will hurl In New York's opening exhibition out. Tbs Chicago White Sox are look­ game agalnit the Cardinals Satur­ ing for bomera and they got their day. "They’d heller be ready," he flrat of tbo spring Sunday from warned, Dennis Overby, an l$-year-old rooklt outftild-r Joe Hlcka. It waa 3 409-foot, Inalde-tbe-park job In southpaw starting hla second year aa Intra-squad game and followed In pro ball, highlighted a Milwau­ a 400-root triple by tha same rook­ kee'Intra-aquad game by pitching three icoreleaa Innings and driv­ ie on Saturday. Larry Sherry, Jhe Slx'a chief tor- ing In two runs with a tingle. mentor in last yaar'a World Me­ John Logan, one of fivt holdouts, risi, waa one of three Lot An­ again rejected terms. In other camps, rookio Ken geles pitchers to show good form In an Intra-squad game by the Hamlin went 5-for-5 In a Kanaaa intra-aquad gamo aa Xoufax, *world ___champions. ___Sandy _ / _____ i ' I City_ A’smt,,__ _ __ a______a. Reyea Figueroa, a Puetro mean not on the rotter, hit Iho only home In a Sena tori' scrimmage; Cincinnati Manager Fred Hutchin­ son named draftee Bob Miller to ■tart in the club'a first Intra-aquad game Monday; and Ray Sadeckl, a $40,000 bonui aoutbpaw, waa farmed out by the Cardinals aa Manager Solly llem ui predicted tha IP-year-old's return sometime this seaaon. Ever hear of a doubleheader that took only two hours and 24 minutes! That's wbat the Balti­ more Orioles staged at Miami in intra-aquad competition. Pitching machines were uaed to serve 'em up and .Manager Paul Riehardi concluded, "Apparently U’a the pitcher* wbo make a gama last almost twice aa long aa it should." CMK o r ttr fi M nartA L w a it* r m tttt Ma p m k wort m 7W0 ttretco L u m m r, 9*7. 7Wfi Foodmarf Holds Sandspur Loop Lead CfiOW fi M w ry * f i t W W fifiM 7H S 2 m Foodmart still remained one A tA T /O /tA L fiiD O O R and one half gamei up In The CAO W fi, A tA y tfA V g Sandspur Bowling League as it $ rA * rsc > tt/M s e tf i took two games last week to bring a v m e w / t o r tte Ihe total to 41 wins against 3* ------- TO P^f loner, A M A reV R 7TM ttf9. Pryor'a Insurance holds second with 481*. The Pig N' Whistle is in third with 38V*. Both WilsonMalcr Furniture and Robson Sporting Goods hold fourth spot! with 30 wins each, and Roumtllal A Anderson Druga has 31 wins to hold filth. Lucy Yatea picked up the 2-8-10 split to add to her good aeries to aid the grocers in their battle to stay on lop, with anenorman Eve BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) — Rogero rolling highest for their learn. Al Shaw made the 8-7-10 Arnold Palmer, who Sunday boost split, to go with MaryLou Dany* cd hla PGA money-winning record luk's high series, as the druggists to $22,211 with a seven-stroke vie pulled the last game out of the tory In the Baton Rouge Open, to­ day looked forward to fattening fire. Splits seem to be Robson's hla bankroll at tha Pensacola trouble aa they dropped all threa Open Invitational. Despite rain, chill winds and to The Pig N* Whistle. But they did pick up some nice onca, with near-freeilng temperatures that Dot Walls making .the' 3-7-10, Pat marred the $13,000 event, the UFoster the 3-10 twice, and Llbble gonlcr, Pa., golfer Improved with Whitehead making tha 4-3. Dot- every round to scorch the soggy tie Thomas alio made thla one, par 72 course for * 71-7149-68Camille Moreland made the $-7-10 279. Stranded In Palm er's wake were and the 6-6-10 on Tha Pig'a aide second-place finishers Doug San­ of the ihtcL Wllsou-Malcr dropped the first ders of Miami, Jay Hebert of San­ two games to Pryors but came ford and Ronnie Relf of Singing back strong to get the last win. Hills, Calif., with 288a and $t,233.33 Lead-off Rulh Phillips led the each. Palm er didn't once m ilt break­ furniture team, making the 3-10 along the way. Jane Pruden pick­ ing par aa ha boomed out long ed up this baby one for the un­ drives and played hla usual bril­ derwriters, while Lu Hoaeplaa liant long-iron game. Ho credited toppled the 4-7, alio turning tha a hot putter and new-found accu­ racy with hla onee-weak chip highest aeries In tha league. shots for the runaway, $2,000 tri­ umph. Palmer carried a four-stroke Cycle Classics lead Into the final round—th« same margin bo held In the doting round Open A t Daytona of hla win at tho $20,000 Text* DAYTONA BEACH ( U P l) - T h . Open at San Antonio last week­ annual motorcycle classics opened end then sprinted out of roach with here today for a full week of a biasing, found-under-par M. racing. He was In trouble only ooce dur­ Many of the nation’s top cyclists ing the final IB holes, when he will run In the main event next landed In n aand trap on tho third Sunday, the 200-mlle national hole and took n bogey. championship road race. Defending champion Brad And­ res of Hun Diego, Calif., will lead tha field. Ho won four major Eastern races In 106P a well as the Pacific Coast till*. I B M # TO fiAVg AHfifiOtifP at er**y IfrLA P R O LL. Palmer Wins Baton Rouge Open With A 73-Hole Score Of 279 BOB TERRY* pleasure-boat m arathoner from Jacksonville, accepts win. nee’s trophy a fte r taking first-place honors from 83 oturtcra in the^ twohour S arasota Grand National outboard race in Sarasotn Feb, 27. Terry, who is a winner o f both th e St. John's River and Suwnnnco River pleasureboat m arathons, had a n Unofficial average of over 05 m.p.h. NCAA Play bets Underway tonight UlUod Prow International at Lealnglon, Ky., has Ohio Uni­ Tha NCAA opened ill 1PM baa- versity of tho Mid • American kolball tournament with two fim e a Monday and hoped to fill tha remaining two bertha before tkp majority of regional conteata got under w ty Tuesday nigh!. Utah, Skyline Conference win­ ner and 1944 NCAA champion, meets at-large member Southern California In a F a r West regional game a t Provo, Utah; la ono firstrounder while DoPaul and the Air Force, play a Midwest reg­ ional contest at Chicago. Key battles In tha Big Eight pad West Coast Conferences may complete the 14-team (laid. Kan­ aaa needed a victory over Nebras­ ka to tie Kanaaa State for tha Big Eight title while Santa Clara gnd Loyola of California mat In p playoff gamo for the right to enter the Far West regional*. A Kansas triumph ordinarily would call for a cola tose to break the deadlock under confer­ ence rulei, However, this can be changed by a vola of faculty rep­ resentative* in favor of a play­ off contest. < Defending champion California highlights a flock o! Tuesday flrat roundera with a F ar Weil region­ al gamo against Idaho Stale at Frannaco. The remaining •actional contest will find Oregon against N tw Mexico State, r Conferenre champion, at Uli, Ore,, Wednesday night. In a triple-header at New York Tuesday night, DUke, Atlantic C e u t Conference king, meats tha Ivy League’! Prlncaton; Weal Virginia, which won lbe Southern Cowl*react tournament, faces Navy; and New York U nlm ally takca on Connecticult, Yankee Conference champion. A Mldeait regional doubleheader E People SO to 80, Tear Out This Ad Conferenct pitied agalnsl Notre Damn and Western Kentucky of tbo Ohio Valley Conference bat­ tling Miami of Florida. Second round matches will be held on Friday, March 11. In the Eaal, St. Joseph'* at the MidAtlantic Conference lakes on tha winner of tho Duke-Prlnceton conteat la o doubleheadcr at Charlot­ te, N. C, The other two firstround winners meet in a second game. At Louisville, Ky., the Big Ten's Ohio Slat* meets Ihe winner ot the Western Kentucky r Miami (Fla.) In P Mldeait game, and Georgia Tech of the Southeastern Conference facet the Ohio U. — Notre D im e winner. Midwait conteata at Manhattan, Kan., will havo Texas, Southwest­ ern Conference champion, facing the Big Eight tltleholder and Cin­ cinnati of the Missouri Valley Conference playing Ihe Dcl'aulAir Force survivor. la tho F a r Weal, tha Weit Coaat Conference king meeta tha victor of the Idaho 8Ute- Califor­ nia gamo at Seattle, Wash., with the othar wlnnera playing in • second game. « nc m ' Race Days Left With only 24 more racing days, Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club launches another weak of pari­ mutuel competition tonight in its moit successful season of the club'a history. A 10-raco alato will atari at 1:10 p. m., highlighted by the Grade-A ninth encounter over the flvcsixlccnlhs-mlle d'siance. One of Carl Tracy'a brilliant pupa, A. It. Ewbsnki, la favored by morning line odds of S-to-1 to nab honora In the fis t headliner. A. n. Ewbsnki will mova out from the three-box in quest ot hla eighth season triumph. The twoyear-old brlndle fellow recently exploded with power In the home­ stretch to beat O. B.'a Modest by one and one-half lengths and post an eye-itopplng 31.48-second clock­ ing. Another big winner In the head­ liner will be Discoverer, a 09pounder who haa notched five victories this season, along with two place* and two shows. Paul Sutherland's muscular greyhound will have the six-box for tha fea­ ture. and he's rated a 4-to-l shot on the morning line. Ml. Dora Bible School nipped Oviedo In the flnala of the Dlatrlct Six cage tournc> In Ml. Darn Sat­ urday night, M-S4. TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — Flo­ Oviedo gained the right to moat rid* Stats University's spring the Bible, School In the playoffs football practice opened today when they defeated Oeoee In the with new coach Dill Peterson pro­ itmi-finala, 65-48. mising a "htrd-nosed” team, la Saturdays' gamo, John Testa" f f s don't want to atraia th a t iky waa high scertr for Oviedo It will ba easy," he said. with 18 points followed by Mike Peterson was expected to have Duds, 14 and Jerry Arndt, 10. 89 players out for drills. FSU In Friday'* game, Ttainaky scar­ haa 36 days in which to gat In 20 ed 12 points to laid tha Ovlodo daya of spring practice. cagcre to the semi-final win. Faust Druga won the City Baa* kctball Tournament by defeating MeRoberta Tire, 58-42 last Thurs­ day evening. This completed action In the men'* basketball program for the season except for the all-itar game tonight between Robson Sporting Goods, regular season winner and the all-star team com­ posed of player* from (he other'I eight teams. Results of the tournaments were: Quarter-Fins Is: Faust, 37; National Guard, 2$; Me Roberts, 89; Evans. 39; VAH-7, 70; Walker Barber Shop, 54. Semi-Finals: Faust, S3; Robson, 43; McRoberts, 61; VAH-7, 47. B. Edwards Builders Supplies Finals: *9 Faust, 38; McRoberts, 42. regained a healthy lead in the Thursday Night Mixed Bowling Leagua last wssk, as they added three wine to bring their total wins up to 44H. Still In second is 8tslnmsyer Roofing, with 40 W wins, followed by Sunland Estates, 40 wins, South Pinecrest and Furniture Center, both having 85 wins, and "They were Just too big for u»." Florida Btata Bank, 30. Coach Bud Layer of the Sanford Tho supply team took on the Seminoles spoks these words a fttr bankers, winning all three with his Seminoles war* eliminated out pins to spare. Both teams had of tha Group 6 Class A Tonmey some nice gamss and series, with by Cocoa last Friday night In Fort Margls Wood*1leading B. Edwards Pierce. with a 600 ssrlea and Louisa Hos­ Coen* .opened up an early lead ts bting m$n w w isr Tor- it™ and went on to win, 88-84. bankers. Ray Lundquiet was high seorer Three big series wars racked up for the Seminoles with 13 points on the first pair of lanes, as Jim followed by Charles Oraveta with Macksy racked up a 619 for Furnl- 12. turo Center, helping hla team to Cocoa wont on to take the tour, two wins from Stelnmeysr Roof­ ney defeating Seafarcese In, the ing. The roofers had their own flnala Saturday night, 62-67. high bowlere, even In losing, as John Ogdsn rolled a 614 and D6n S u tler turned In a 811. Builders Pile Up Lead In Mixed Loop Seminoles Knocked Out Of Tournament But he bird led lbe sixth and Greyhound Bound slammed a 210-yard drive onto the eighth green, followed by a 44-fool Bonus Star Signs putt for an eagle. Palm er then stroked in a 13-footer to birdie the With K C Athletics 24th and used a 23-foot putt for an F irst bonus payment of tho 1980 other birdie on lbe 16tb. Sanford Gyeyhound Baseball Club season was mads this morning when a check for $600 was air mailed to IB-year-old Norman Lea Mldarskl of Chicago. I t was In payment of hla signing of hla contract, and Kanaaa City officials whose scout, Joe Bkurskl, saw tha youngster In semi-pro NEW YORK (UPI) — Archie play In and around Chicago for Moore, the re-crowned light heavy­ the past three years, are satisfied weight champion practically ac­ It Is an Investment th at will re­ cepted a May 27th tune-up fight turn a profit both to them and for Indianapolis today, but re­ the youth. jected another on June 10th for Mlderakl'a play last year earned New York. him a plaea on the mythical Chi Manager Jack (Doc) Kearns, cago Tribune All-City All-Star slated a t Moore’s reinstatement as team. He hit .830 and made but 176-pound champion by the n a ­ two errors In 20 gamss a t abort-' tional Boxing Aseeclatlon'a execu­ stop, his natural position. tive committee on Saturday, told Mldenkl broke Into Cblcage'a of the tune-up negotiations. fast semi-pro leagues whan he waa Archie, 46, must defsnd his tl- only 14 year* old. Aa a F a m g u t tls agalnit Erich Bchooppnsr of High SchOol sophomore in 1$$7 K Germany in lata July o r, early hit .167 and mad* but one o n e r August, the NBA atipulatad Satur­ la 20 game*. day when It voted te reinstate him. Mtanwhlle, he want* a nontitle bout to put him In ahape. Pirates Buy Pitcher Kearns disclosed today: "We've FORT .MYERS <UPI> — Th8 practically doted for Archie to Pittsburgh Pirates have condition­ have a tune-up with some good ally purchased pitcher Diomedos heavyweight a t Indianapolis on Olivo from Poaa Rica of the Dou­ the Friday before the Decoration ble A Mexican Laague. Olvlo I* • Day 600-mile auto race there , , •" 36-year-old lefthander. Moore Reinstated Into NBA Ranks If H i «$f... •Iwiyikit •Iwayickor •Iwsyi pbaty Ifi that R M U o • A Y A H * m, Water SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. . IQt Bnnford Avo, FA M i l l A test-drive WIN prove why 'Jeep' vehicles willHo yourjobs bstttfr! 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W A N IT A F lo r id * , up la 1 I'. M. M arch 31, A T K R S . D R C F .A S K D 14*4, for th * follow lu g : M I T I I K TO I It F .IIIT O R * One U o v ern m en tal A cco u n tin g TO A I . I. PKH SO N S H A V IN O and C o m p u tin g M achine t« he used C L A IM S OH D K U A N D S ' AO A IN S T b y the C le r k of Ih * C ircu it Court S A ID K B T A T B t of S em ln o l* C o un ty, In Ih * C le r k ’e V«U and aaeh nf you a r * h l r * n otified and req uired In (lie an y O ffice. S anfo rd, F lo r id a , ta meet o r c a r t e d Ih * fo llu w ln g ap eclflM IT lf O O F H IT c la im * and d e m an d ! w h ich you, nr O T A T K o r F L O R ID A Trtt e ith e r of you, m ay have ag aln at t allu n e. 1, M achine m uet have e le ctric A L M A O. W IL K IN S , w h o ., ad- eald re la te In the a ffle * nf lin n ty p e w rite r. d r**a I* It .F .D , No. t, C u llm a n , A le ia m la r W lleon C o u n ty J u d g e of t . 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S I A M ir . T. spectators and a couple number* of the jury of teven women and five men. About 300 pages of that testimony now was being read Ib the courtroom cleared of specta­ tors. Finch and Miss Trcgoff wer* brought from their jail ceils for the reading. The Jury asked for the reading Saturday before continuing its de­ liberations on whether Finch, 42, and Min Tregoff, 23, are guilty of the July 18 alaying of Barbara Jean Finch. Tbc Jury received the rase Friday afternoon. Legal Notice l a lb * Court a f Ih e C o a l y J u d e * . B ria la o la C a n a ry , F lo r id a , l a F ro * bate, l a r e . D ela te a t I.A U It A V. 1U \V A R T D eceased T o A ll C re d lla ra and Taraw a* H ave la g C la im * a r tlem aad a A g a la a t taald K a ta le i 1*uii and each nf you a r * b rr e b y n o tifie d and req uired In p re sen t a n y c la im * and dem and* w h ich you . n r e ith e r uf you. m ap h a v * • g a in * ! lh * t a la t r of L A U R A V . 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B ra w n BO M laal* C o u n ty Z o n in g D l r a t la r • op to 4oto oa HBqrlUii that'# going on U Somlnoto County — It M l Coll PA > 2811 tor iramadlali dtlivory of Tbo Eanfurd H«fll4 . m e® �~ ] : — ~ ---------------------------- — -* ‘ ’• ■ ’ . * . y ■■ ------------------------- “ i. . • * ' • ~ New, Something Old-- WANT ADS Are As Good As Geld Classified Phone FA 2-2611 E d u c a tio n • In s tru c tio n AIRLINE . ENJOY FR EE TRAVEL • GOOD PAY — SECURITY 2. For Rent ... Real E state For Sale I l |r REDECORATED 3 bedroom furn­ SACRIFICE, leaving town — 1957, ished house with enclosed porch. 22 ft. Trojsn Crusler, a'iip to FA 2-2202 or FA 2 33*3. shore galley, automatic bildge pump, 95 Gray Marine, 92250. FLORAL HEIGHTS? 1 and 2 bedFA 2-528]. room apartments, one block South of Sanford Ave., on the BY OWNER: 3-bedroom kitchen equipped, Sunland ' a i s l e s . air bast route to the right, 8th. Phone FA 2-7857. house on the left. Enders, Rt. 2 Box 372. 2-BEDROOM home in well estab­ lished neighborhood. S p * c I a 1 UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house. terms. FA 2-8150. Ph. FA 2-0628 days, after 6:00 FA 2-0473. 5 ACRES fa,m land Sanford Cel­ ery Delta, $450 per acre, only 2-REDROOM unfurnished, kitchen 1250 down, five years to psy equipped house; den, 1W; baths. balance. Richards Hotel Mel­ In Lake Mary. FA 2-8808. bourne. Fla, 3-BEDROOMS, dinting room, kit­ 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped, chen and bath. 19)8 French 3V4V* 25 yr. mortgage, $400 Ave. See Mr. F aun, Faust* down. FA 2-2614. Drug Store. REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN FUnN. Apt. KQltt W. 1st St. » ' •Men and women will be selected ! from this vicinity to train imi mediately for attractive airline • positions as Hostess, Reservei ttonlst, Ticket Agent and Ope• rations. Short, low cost training . can qualify you. Will not InterJ. W. HALL - fare with present employment. LARGE furnished upstairs apart­ 2544 French Ave. ment, 3 bedrooms, downtown; • Women will be trained in charm HaaRi.r water included. $85. Phan* "Call Hall" ; and beauty techniques. Musi Phone FA 2-3641 FA 2-3071 before 5:00. > have pleasant personality, high 8-LOTS In Dreariiwold Section: al­ ; school graduate, age 17 to 38. ready cleared and Leveled. Pric­ • Inquiries confidential. Accredit­ 2 BEDROOM furnished apartment, close In, reasonable rent. Phone ed to sell. Phone FA 2-0258. ed school. Write for qualifying FA £-0841. detail*. Include age, phone. Airlina Personnel Training, Na- CLEAN 2-bedroom unfurnished _ '■ ■ 41or.il—School—of—AsooBoutico,Stenstrom Realty house, knot t y - pine snack bar HERBERT STENSTROM ■ Box 2, c/o Banford Herald. and sbinets, l master bedroom. Registered Broker $55. Also furnished apirlment ASSOCIATES 801 M a g n o I 1 a. $85, Call Merle W. Warner NO 8-5287. BIT EXCAM BHI A Dh T i bedroom Ueltye D, Smith unfurnished house, Ph, FA 2-0920 2-ROOM furnished apartment, 810 R. E. Magnuison after 8:00 p. m. Magnolia. Phone A. K. BassetNed D. Julian ter, Florcst. FA 2-IISI, R. J. Boynton •BEDROOM nicely furnished garLinvll J. Rimer age apartment on Lake Golden; FURN. apt. 2300 McllonvUla Robert h . Lee lax* privileges. Call FA 2-0274. Lollte Broadway RENT A BED B-BEDROOM unfurnished house, Kenneth Torbctt 8812 Willow, $100 month. Cali Rollaway, Hosplta' k Baby Beds l i t N. Park — Ph, FA 2 2420 By D iy, Week or Month. VA 1-0274. CAR ROLL’S FURNITURE 3-BEDROOM, ltk bath, fully air Ph. PA 8-8181 119 W. 1st 8L conditioned home with ulilily HOMES, DUPLEXES, and separate storage room. APARTMENTS WELAKA APARTMENTS; rooms Large fenced yard, patio. 4 W i CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY private baths, 111 W. P in t St. loan. $70,80 monthly. 104 Laurel U1 N. PARK AVE. FA $-2420 Dr. FA 2-3174. HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East 1-MODERN FURNISHED apart■Ido between Celery and Geneva ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor m n te . FA 2-454$, eo: Palmetto Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitche. ap­ Raymond Lundqulat, Assoc. Ava, Available now._________ pliances. School but stop. Quiet FA 2-3831 Atlantic Bank Bldg. neighborhood. $79 per month. LAKEFHONT: CB home, I large Phone FA 2-9145. badroama, Florida room, car­ port*, I*V4 bath, kitchen equip- 1703 MAGNOLIA, lar«a 2-BR. furn. RETIREMENT RETREAT rt you the couple who will latch pad, central heat; grove. In apt., tile bath, screaned porch. A onto this neat brand new 2 BR L a k e Mary. $125. Phone $85. FA 2-3951 or FA 2-2298. CB Home, located just out of PA 1-3888. the high tax district with a lot NICELY furnished house, newly I-BEDROOM bouse 1810 W. Ird. large enough for a garden. Only decorated, carports and breeseinquire 171$ W, 3rd. <8300, Name your own terms. way, fruit treca. Low rent lo good tenant. 11 Smyrna Dr., De­ BLEEPING ROOMS? The Gabled W. H. "Bill" STEMPER Agency nary., Fla, 401 Magnolia Ave. PA 2-0730. Phona FA 2-4891 III N. Park t-nOOMS * Bath, nicely furnish- APARTMENT, 113 Elm. FA 24371. Phone FA 2 8331 2G01 Park Dr. ed, $43. Apt. I, 407H W. fit., WYNNEWOOD: 3 B. R. CBS HOUSE HUNTING? manager at 111 W, eth. house, $1300 equity and assume Take your pick fro- the follow­ 158 monthly payment. Phone •-ROOM cottage completely furn­ ing choice rentals: FA 2 5871. ished. all utilities, ready to raova tn. Adult* only, 2404 Park. Ap- Jewett Lane , ply Btemper Agency, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, built-in kit­ LARUE HOUSE on corner lot. Low down payment. C a l l FURNISHED apartments, hard­ chen equipment $00 per month. FA 2 3480. wood floors, til# baths. *0$ W. 1(09 Roseway HOUSE FOR SALE: Lovely 217U>, Street._______■ 3 bedroom, 1 bath, kitchen equip­ badroom home an larga shady ped, quiet neighborhood. SMALL apartment 200 Avocado. rorncr lot In Wynnewood; kit­ 9100 per month, chen equipped, Jalousie porch. IIF UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom house. I Low down payment. 2413 Stev­ Telephone PA 2-3950. Lake Mary ens Ave. FA 2-3069. FURNISHED apartment, 3 rooms 3 bedroom, I bath duplex, kitchen equipped and bath. 708 Park Ava. Phone $75 per month ~ N O TIC E FA 2-2394. HOME SEEKERS RENT OR SALE: 2-bed room, kit- 3layfair chen furnished home. Phone 3 bedroom, I bath, fireplace, Watch This Space attic fan, FA 2 2541,_____________ This beautiful six room and bath many exlraa homa has screened porch, carTWO 3-bcdroom houses, kitchens $185 per month orte, ulilily and storage room. •quipped. FA 2-8043; contact us today nderground iprin'Oc system Stenstrom Realty t-BEDROOM house, completely for tha lawn, Located on a large furnished, free water and gai, 111 N. Park Phone FA 2-2420 rorncr lot at 2400 Oak Ave. The deposit furnished. Call FA 2-2577. price wilt be reduced $30 each 5. Real E state For S alt day until sold. Original price 1-ROOM efficiency apnrlmcnl suit­ 118,950—today's $18,100. P re irr’ able for one or couple, private loin, approximately $10,700, can bath. Across from Postoffice. INFREQUENTLY be assumed, Monthly paymcnli are $7$. Shawn by appointment .COMPLETELY furnished 4~Beef- are we fortunate enough to be able .to sell the "nicest'' home only. Don't delay. Sea today. n u n , I Bath homa on MellonIn town, but her* It is. Two Call FA 2-3201. vilie. Large living room, dining bedroom, on the most beautiful n o tn , 'kitchen, Florida room, lot In ona of Sanford’s best 1-YEAR OLD, 1 bedroom CB furn­ fireplace, beamed celling, washished homa hear high school. areas. If you are discriminating •r-dryer, dishwasher, a t a. Call FA 2-4278 after 8:00 P. M. you will not be dlsapponted Available Mar. 21 for 4 months. and all day Saturday and Sun­ Owner must move, so’It’s only FA 24140. day. $10,150. (with good terms), 6 HOUSE, unfurnished, So. Sanford Ava. on Oakway. $50. m». W. H. "Bill" STEMPER Agency FISH CAMP, LAKE HARNEY Phona FA 2-4991 111 N. Park FA 84*08.____________ Phona FA 3 9331 2901 Park Dr. 335' front on Lake, nice twp bed­ room camp, suitable for year •-BEDROOM, furnished, $40 par round living, 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, doubt* car­ month. 709 Palmetto. ports, extra large utility room, St. Johns Realty Co. 3-BEDROOM and 3 bedroom Florida room. 119 Shannon Dr. Its N. park Ave. bout houses for rout, kitchens equipFA 2-1371. Across from school. Phona $-4411.________ S FURN. apt., downstairs, 3 rooms, screened porch and garage. 612 Park, mgr. a p t 2. Ph. PA 8-749*. 8-BEDROOM funtlahed h o m e available March I7lh. to respon­ sible people, $100 per month. FA 1588*. B-BEDROOM unfurnlihed house. Call FA 8-448$. UNFURNISHED 8 bedroom house, Utebea equipped) 2405 Willow Ava. C a U F A t-m i o r f k 2-2811, BRAND NEW I bedroom apartman! $*o. M W. u th . at. Days Ph- t a u t, night* PA 8-1401. •MALL apart., also Rooms with Utahan privileges. FA 8-1794. ftan f orb ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates Ph- FA 8-4991 IIS N. Pash A rt. Ph. FA 8-8841 M il Park Ava. 12 FT. RUNABOUT. 13 H. P. Evinruda ateelrie kicker, v«ry reasonable. Rav. Joel D. Brown, FA 2-3942. ' Mercury Outboord Motor# Windshield Back Glaaa Door Glass V ent Gla»i WOODRUFF MARINE SERVICE FA 3*1893 Senkarik G lasi and Paint Co. 3401 Frameh A rt. 11 111 W 2nd St. Personnel Service 20. Automobllaa Orlando. Fla. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: AH work ' guaranteed. Free Esti­ MODEL "A". Phona FA 3-M18. mates. Phona FA 3-7119. II. Work W anted 1954 FORD Custom fordor, radio, heater, straight aUck, extra go>d TYPLNG at home, legal or any ENVELOPES, U tte rh u d s. state condition. $459. US N. Buatend other. Phone FA 7 6*44_______ -_menl.«. Involrrs, hand MILL i hd. Dr. FA 34111. programs, ; t i . Prigrasatva WILL keep children In my home. Printing Co. Phona FA 2-2*51- CLEAN '58 Bal Air Chevrolet 201 .Maple Ave. 306 Waft 13th SU Sports Coupe, all power, radio, heater, autamatle transmission, WILL DO laundry In my homa i PUMPS - SPRINKLERS ona ownar. Call FA 2-1M8 o r ^ regularly, Call FA 2-5120. All types and s lu t, installed set at McKea Motors. BargslnV "Do It Yourself’ BOOKKEEPING In my home. Call price. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE FA 2-2699, STINE 1858 RAMBLER Super StaUon Machinery and Supply Co. 12. Plum bine Service* Wagon, excellent condition, rea­ 207 W 2nd St. Ph. FA 14432 sonably priced. Phene PA 14518. PLUMBING TV and RADIO REPAIR af r MUST SELL '37 Ford Convertible, Contracting t Repairs 5:00 nighta and weekend*: BanFree Estimates white, V8, power fleering, radie, ford, Lako Mary and Longwood. R. L. HARVEY whitewalls, good conditio*. Ask­ FA 2-2772 and FA 2481$. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3313 ing $1300. FA 12281. 406 Metcalf Bldg. 5. Rent Eat* la For Sal* 5. Ken! E state For Sal* NICE 2 bedroom home. 2 baths, wall lo wall carpet. For quick isle call FA 2-2721. Must sacrifice 3 B. R.. 1 bath home with large Florida room. Lot 67* x 145’. Unusual 4'V,i mortgage. Buy my equity. Rea­ NICE S3IALL two bedroom'house on two landscaped .lota; equip­ sonable terms available. Call ped kitchen and space heater. FA 24092 after 8:00 P. M. Located Just outside of city limits, with city water. Price S t Johns Realty Co. $6,993. Any reasonable terms considered. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 118 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-8123 Owner Transferred C. A. Whiddon, Sr. REDUCING PRICE for quick BROKER sate. By owner; 2 bedroom'CB 202 So. Park Ava. Ph FA 2-3991 house, wood floors: corner lol, fenced backyard. FA 2-1283. ' TIME FLIES CLOCK REPAIRING; Wbeeiesi, 1151 STUDEBAKER C ham pion^ Longwood Park, FA 2-7175. outstanding condition. autom aV tic shift, $250. FA 34389. HOUSE CLEANING Windows, Floors, Walls. Free Es­ Plumbing & Denting timate. Call FA 3-1313 or 20-A Trailers AIR COv UJTIONING FA 2 1933. CONTRACT and REP'»R WORK TRAILER SACRIFICE 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 24542 *1,000.00 OFF OF COST JONES I960 La Salta >3 ft., I bedroom, 13. Electrical Services Jalousie windows, tandem wheel. 24 hr; W recker Ser. Used six weeks. Clear title. Will 1003 SANFORD AVE. House Wiring — Electric Servlet :acrlftea for cash. Mrs. McDoaTitone FA 2-1803 Sid Vlhlen ald, DcWitt Trailer Park, 3 miles FRONT END ALINEMENT RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. So. of Sanford oa 1743. 1 112 Magnolia FA 24913 to yr*. experience with Bear Equipment. '58 METZENDORF Travel Trailer 14. Build. Faint ft Repair No longer connected with Buddy's priced.for quiek sale. Lot 40, Automotive. Park Ava. Trailer Park. B & U ROOFING Contracting k Repairs 13-A Beauty Parlors 14 FT. CORRECT CRAFT boat, Licensed - Bonded —In 25 H. P. Johnson and trailer, FREE ESTIMATES June Brown's Beauty Salon MOO. Call FA 2-3188. 500 Laurel Ave. FA 2010 Adami Ave. Ph. FA MI2T THOS. E. THOMPSON Be Lovrlier With Prefeaaiooal General Contractor Beauty Cara. Home Carpentry Repaira Rooting k Siding Phone FA 2-«452 and why keep on renting when FARMER’S AGENCY you can buy ■ three bedroom N. V. Farmer, Realtor home close tn and have a $39. D. H. Whitmore total monthly payment? Excel­ Lillian G. Trams lent term i can be arranged -on Associates. the down payment to fit your 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-6£21 budget. Hy the w ay. Mom, the After hour*. FA 2-2618, FA 2-4121, kitchen la designed with you FA 2-0311 in mind! 5-ROOM modern home, furnished. Near air base. Price 86,490. A W H " B u r STEMPER Agency 113 N. Park good Investment. 1308 W. 3rd St. Phone FA 2-4991 Phone FA 2-S331 2801 Park Dr. NEW LAKEFHONT home: 3 bed rooms, 2 Itsihi. custom hull!, terraito, glass sliding doors, electric kitchen, frultwood cabi­ AVON HAS nets. central healing and air 3 open territories — city — conditioning; large plot, Irriga­ ■Iso opening tn LOCH ARBOR. tion. Buy for cost direct from WRITE IMMEDIATELY for owner-builder. 919,700, low down interview — Box 249, Lockhart. payment. A. Frail. Clalrraont Fla. Ave., Lake Mary, FA 2-2861. WALL PAPERING * PAINTING Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Contact 501 Weal 8th St. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for WHITE BRICK FIREPLACE Phone FA 24843 educated, ambitious rather than FOR SALE experienced, person. 34,000 mini­ IF YOU have painting problem* Located West end of spacious liv­ mum first year with promotion ing room. Also thrown In for and want to take advantage of each 100 days. Write Box 4, good measure—Iwo bedrooms, years of experience and the Sanford Herald. tile bath and a half, modern best of workmanship, call K, electric kitchen, tcrraiso floors 41. Bledsoe, FA 2-4122. ' BEAUTICIAN WANTED on or be­ throughout. All this situated on fore Mar. ISIh. Call FA 25742 Lovely Lake Lotus, three blocks HOUSE PAINTING days, FA 2-2455 evenings. off 17-92, Cassc,berry area. Buy This 5Ionth Only this lovely year old home for EXTERIOR COMPLETE the low, luw price of only 2-Bedroom ......................... 1124.91 $14,500. INSIDE SALESMAN for building 3-Bedroom ......................... $139.95 material business. Good Income PH. FA 20309 Listen to this, Attractive two bed­ for young man with some ex­ room, one bath, Masonry home perience. Write qualifications to 15. Special Services In Lake Mary—Exlra large liv­ Box 40. c/o Sanford Herald, ing Room, a Florida Room Sewing Mach. Repairs which could he used for Bed­ ALL MAKES k MODELS room. Convenient to Post Office 194 So. Park (34 kr. ser.) and Stores—Reasonably priced MEN OR WOMEN lo canvass FA 2-3821 door to door checking names at $11,300, Terms, for the new city directory. An­ SERVICE CALLS |LS0. For de­ swer in own handwriting, giving REAL ESTATE INSURANCE pendable TV service call San­ address and telephone number. SURETY BONDS ford TV Center, 9th. end BanWrit* Box CC, c/o Sanford Her­ ford Ave. FA 2-9741. RAYMOND M. BALL ald. AND ASSOCIATES Amy Anderson Genevieve (Jeanle) Blair Carl Chorpenlng. Jr. Robert J. Schmidt W. B. Shlppy Cmdr. G. B. Strickland Marvin Williams 219 So. park Ave. Ph. FA 3-5941 Sanford Evans Bldg Lake Mary . Ph. FA 2-1390 Davalop«r PRESENTS WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Beauty Salas A Satisfied customer Is our be advertisement. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 104 So. Oak Ph. FA t-ITi EASTER SPECIAL | l . » Waves Now $6.30 Hair Styling A Cutting Included EVENING APPOINTMENTS AC­ CEPTED, a beelately free without oMiga* (lew at a m *f Basferd'a Mediae MetaU while you beat# aslt*Wt housing far yeuraelf aud family. Pick ap your bey ef M r Bales Office. DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP 2004 Adams Ph. PA 2-1551 Men-Women 920. Daily. Sell Lumi­ nous nameplates. Write Reeves Co., Attleboro, M an. 4th NEW RAVENNA PARK . r a / io t • Q iilat • Naar Coif Court* Turn Waal On 20th St. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Watch For Our 8lgus . . . . Prom IIU .O O O FHA r™ $350 Down $ 68.50 Monthly BW UY MOORS OHN DAKY ik * H M M O P E N D A ILY 9:00 A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY 1:00 P. «L T il Dark S h a u n a ka A LOCATION: 1501 Wywtawaad M u , la b a u llftf WynnawMd, and ailuatad an 75’ a 115* laadarapad h i ;* You cab nova in immedi­ ately vhlla tha pa par* are ROOMS: 3 aica-aixa bedroom*, fully Iilad lath , livtaf room, dlalag a n a , kitchaa, carport*, and utility roaau CONSTRUCTION: CB construct tea. with tarraua floors, aurbla chip pitchad roof, sad awaiag wladowa. EQUIPMENT: Electric rang* aad rsfrigaratar. hnatiag unit, hot walar haotar, aad vaosltaa bUada. PRICE: Tbia boat* can b* yaura for only 118,9*0, The down payment M l uni 11350, with monthly paymaata af E X C L U S IV E W ITM STEN STRO M REA LTY ita n * AX, Jt "'•mas - ---- * Homna Duniwned For . Florid* Living. 'i f. \ ■t j A d d itio n ' ■" VArFHAFHA In Servk# C onventions F in a n d n f Down Paym ents Low a t 1425 C o m m u a ily 3 B e d r o o m s - lV a B a th s ' * - I ft 4 Bedroom* — l ft * Bntha HOMES Priced Under Percent Market Stamper Agency 19. Boata and Motom FA 3-8882 March I* the montft for saUlni; to wa have tha following sales: HEATING All 1959 Evlnnides. Gator trail­ H. J’. POPE CO. For The Employer ers and boat* a t dose out T*) S Park FA £-4234 Thoroughly screened, better quali­ prices. Sample: 50 bp. Elect. fied, more competent people. 1595, and other sites $1495. 17* INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM H. MURRAY Scottia Craft Hard Top $1959,0 For The Employee t i l l Celery Ave Tel FA 2-1394 and many others oo display $94*w 94 k 501-11 E. 1st. 3lore courteous service, better job PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING opportunities, a competent em­ W. L. HARMON ]$' Tilt trailers $14$. ployment service. PH. FA 2-4223 After $ P. M. Save now—Buy now. "Gateway to Waterway” Robson Sporting Goods $04 E, lit. Our Reputation T V & Radio Service 10 yr*. licensed and bonded In Gateway To Tha Waterway Florida. Your EVINRUDE Dealer (Home & Auto) Member of the Chamber Robson Sportinir Good* N o rth O rlan d o E le c tro n ic ! of Commerce 39444 E Ut r k FA 3-SH1 Ph. FA 24954 - FA 2-8993 2713 Orlando Dr. - Hwy. 17-92 FHA FINANCED BKK OR CALL TODAY Metcalf Building ANNOUNCING A NEW DEAL IDEAL FAMILY HOMEB • 9 BEDROOMS • H i A 2 BATHS Drive Faur Block* Wsat Off Preach Ava. Oa Mlh Bt. A Btemper Associate la Oa The Pramteaa Dally. - AUTO GLASS INSTALLED PERSONNEL a knolls $59 DOWN 15. Special Services PiiRC 8— Mon. March 7. 1960 10. M ile or FarnnJa lAFF-AvDAY O m t — H . O c r r to M Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1101 1742 at HUwatka ss R rralh ♦ ** ' * .".V-" (iV • ---------- ' ‘in*-p.jl �Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 ff!|f ftanforb 21. Kuroi'ure ^ rra lft JjMon. March 7, 1960—Page 9 » 2I. Kurnilurs $SAVE$ New ft I ’aed Furniture and Appliance** Mather of Sanford 21. F u r n itu re 22. Articles For Sale New A L'ird Furniture It Applt ancei A Good Place To BUY. SELL or TRADE FA TORY TO YOU REBUILT auto senerator* and 2TABLE L*MPS with Fiberglass ■hades. Call FA 2 3421. ALUMINUM Matters, 6 and 12 volts New VENETIAN BLINDS mufflers for popular cars. Reel's MOORSE PORTABLE sewing ma­ Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Used Auto Parti, South on Hwy, chine, light weight. Five pay­ rati with plaatie end*. Plastic 17 92. Phone FA 2 062«. ment* of I8 60. One year guar­ or rayon tapea. Cotton ac nylon antee remaining. Write Credit Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick cords. Manager, Box 600, Sanford Her­ Senkarik Gian* and Paint Co. Service With The Cash. SUPER ald. TRADING POST. FA 2 0*77. H U H W, 2nd St TA 1-4622 '39 ZIG ZAG, almoi* half paid 52,000 BTU oil circulator Heater, LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phone for — lake over payment* of FA 12291.___________________ ha* to be seen to apprtclalt. 89.50 each; 60n different Mllchei, Cheap! Call FA 2-43IT. button holes. Write Credit Mana­ ECONOMY paint $3*5 per n i ­ ger, Box 600, e/o Sanford Her­ TWIN BED with coll aprtng Innerton, 2nd fillon free, ARMYald. NAVY Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave. spring m altrest, 823. FA 1-7237. Jenkins Furniture *--------------------------------------------too Sanford Are. FA 2-7450 • ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby .'•V., Beds. Day, Wtck or Month— 268-209 E. f t rat SL Ph. PA I-OVRS CUSTOM BUILT furniture -tin ale piecea or *eti. Alio furni­ FURNITURE CENTER S BIO VALUES ture repair. * Cabinet! made. 1100 French Ave, • JUICK CREDIT TA MOM.________________* Ph. TA 2-7153 SEASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 22. Articles For Sale Uied fiirntturr, appllancti. tools WILSON - MAIER *te. BoughtSold Larry’s Mart GOOD Uaed Appliance* and TV’a. New and Used Furniture VS Sanford A rt. Ph. FA 1-4181 Gormly, Inc., Third k Palmetto Stl E. Flr*t St. FA 2 3622 122. Articles For Sale 22< Articles For Sale 22. Articled For Sale 22. Articles For Sale NEW WINDOW or floor fan 820: '38 C U S H M A N Scooter tlM ; barbecue grill with electric rollschrome kitchen table and chain 823: Phllco air conditioner t73. serle 823. Cell FA 2 3091. FA 2 6140. NEW hot water heater, 10 yr. guarantee. Call FA 2-3742 or GOOD Breakfait room suite, — chairs with plastic upholstery. FA 2-2435. Phone FA 2-1677. 1931 LAMBRKTTA motor scooter 8173, excellent condition. Call 24, Lost ft Found FA 1-0360. FOUND: 10 H .Y outboard ORANGE TREES for sale. Will submerged In 94. Johns. Identity plant In yards or grovaa. Shade motor number, make and ap­ trees also available. Ed Davis, proximate pi see loot. C al FA 1-4317. FA 20218. STOCK REDUCTION! OPEN UNTIL EVERY WEEK 54 FORD 58 CA D I L U C -41" Fa ■ FsMr l a nipped Including Factory Air CondiW Low MReogo • la Now Cat Condition Throogh- WAS $3795 58 C H E V R O L E T Perfaat In AR WAS $2095 1 WAS $1495 WAS $1895 NOW $1425 F IN A N C IN G A V A ILA B LE DURING T H IS BIG S A LE! 58 C H E V R O L E T Macoyoe Tudor VI • Aatoootlo Tranamtaeioo . Perfect Light Greg Finish - New Tlree • Bpotleee laeide and Out. WAS $1595 NOW $1170 $AVE *425 58 C H E V R O L E T Bel Air Ferder VP . Radio • Heater • Power Starring • Aula, matte Transmission . Beautiful Tutene finish . Perfect In Bvary Way. WAS $1995 NOW $1490 SAVE *505 WAS $1795 NOW $1275 EVERY CAR A SPECIAL! Air Sporte Coupe . VI • Radio - Healer • Automatic Trane, tieo * Ranolleot Tlree . Vary law Mileage • New Car CoudU WAS $1995 NOW $1550 THIS IS THE GREATEST SALE IN HOLLER HISTORY NOW $790 WAS $895 NOW $625 SAVE *270 $AVE *495 54 M ER C U R Y Hun Valley Hardtop • Radio • Heater - Automatic slow . Power Windows and Power Boots • BauattM Piniah • Earellent Tlree. WAS $595 NOW $725 55 CA D I L U C “•1” Ferder • All Fortery Arrseesriee Isc lading Air l Beautiful Tntose Finish . White Sldowol Tlree - Pmfeut to | Wuy. 50 FORD end Ran# Good • Perfect Nine Passenger Mteilon Wagon Fur Henllng Rider*. WAS $195 WAS $1695 NOW $1275 $AVE *420 NOW $125 SAVE *70 47 C A D I L U C NOW $370 $AVE *225 55 B U IC K Convertible • Fully Equipped Including Power Windows i Power Hrata • Huy As Is end Have Hundred*. WAS $1095 NOW $1400 $AVE *495 NOW $975 $AVE *370 NOW $1000 WAS $1895 $AVE *420 $AVE *305 WAS $1495 “I T Coups. Fully Rooipped - Pertoot M n o I W d - WMto I wed Tires • Ppotleas 1aside and Out, Bel Air Fodor V» • Radio • Hester - Automalle Transmission Hlark end While Tutune Finl.h - Red Interior. 57 FORD Custom Tudor . • Cylinder • Btaudard Traeamission . Low Mila, age • Perfect Condition Throughout. WAS $1095 56 C A D I L U C . 57 C H E V R O L E T WAS $1395 NOW $275 SAVE *320 TAGGED WITH REGULAR A N D SALE PRICE $AVE *445 54 C A D I L U C 55 FORD WAS $595 $AVE *520 *MMftpostal Flesiuood Fardor • AM Factory Acreaeorleo Including Air Cm Btlenlsg • Rsosttfd Tutsms Finish • Esrelleut Tlree ■ Pesfeet in Every Way. Hialian Wagon • VI Engine - Automatic Taearnlesion • Perfect Light Green Finish - Spotless In.lde end Ont. 54 FORD Htation Wagon • VI * Autemette Ten________ Hester - Bona But Needs Boon Wash. Do I t I m n e R ■ Pave. Fordor Country Medan VI • Hudl» • Healer . Automotir Transmis­ sion . Air Conditioned . Beaulifal Red and White Tulono Finish. 58 C H E V R O L E T S P EC IA L NOW $1050 $AVE *345 57 FORD $AVE $470 O N E STOP - Ant* ear Rtaarlag - Air SAVE *470 NOW $1625 WAS $1395 NOW $1058 $AVE *437 58 C H E V R O L E T Biacoyne Fordor VI . Rodie ■ Kaotor .N ow H aao “ -------eod On*. 11*4 Atr Hports Peeps - VI Katin* • Radio * Heaton Transmission • Perfect Blerh end Wblto Tutene Matchtoc Interior . Perfect CendiHmt Throughout. Hcl Air Fordor Vu • Radio - Hester • Aulomellc Trsusmis. eion • Rscrllent Tires • Perfect Corel end White Finish • Clean Inside and Out. $AVE $270 NOW $3200 $AVE *595 M Air r * ■very Way. NOW $325 WAS $595 56 C H E V R O L E T 57 C H E V R O L E T Coodilteo. Y« 52 C H E V R O L E T t T en P Icfcop . A Bead Solid T rn * With A Foot Ppuod T* Feeder • A Reel Good Oar That Leahe end Rene Good. 51 C H E V R O L E T Leeho And Rous Gaud. WAS $195 NOW $125 SAVE 7 0 47 FORD Loot* And Hues Good. WAS $395 NOW $145 $AVE *250 *; I 2nd f t Palmetto HOKLER MOTOR SALES Sanford, Fla. I Ph. FA 2-6231 or FA 24)71! 1 25 '1 c*4T~’• _______________ �K> » n f« ri *««B Page 10—Mon. March 7,1060 Wilton’a Certified or Norbett "PfitM Good Through Noon Wed. Mur. *1h" WASHINGTON (U P I)-P o lltl. rut msp-rtartcri will watch the Now Hampshire pcsldsntlal pri­ me rlet Tueid ay (or freih cluea to ■how whart voter* are heading In thla presidential election year. The clue* could ba provided by write-in vote* for president or vice president, or strong showing* by aupportere of preildential can­ didate* other than Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Sen. John P. Kennedy (D-Ma**.). New Hampihlre traditionally hold* the nation'! bellwether presi­ dential primary. The next teat ;wlll not eoma until WUcomin vote* four week* from Tuesday. On the Republican ballot In New Hampihlre, Nixon la unoppoied in the direct preildential preference vote. On the Democratic ballot, Kennedy M s only nominal oppotltlea from Paul C. Haber, a Chi­ cago manufacturer. A conspicuous blank apace on the ballot almost Invite* write-in Vote* from person* dissatisfied with the principal candidates. Write-hi vote* for vice president A M O U R 'S COOKED R E A D Y T O S E R V E _ r 1/^/ /■'V V.4A1 CAPT. F. f*. EDWARDS, commanding officer of VAH-8 a t the Sanford Naval A ir Station a t the controla putting in the 5,000th hour hie training group haa 4 »rform ed nince its operation a t the baae. WASHINGTON (U P I)-A n au­ thority on human heredity aaid Monday only one child out of lo la born with the "Inherent capabil­ ity" of making "really original contribution*" In knowledge In •clance or other field*. Ha aaid this naturally gifted fraction of tha population consti­ tutes "our greatest national re­ source." Hut hi* warned that It I* being dangerously neglected by a V. 8. educational system which I* "geared to the average child." These statement* were made by Dr. Jamve V, Neel, professor of human genctlca a t the University of Michigan medical school, In an article contributed to a three-vol­ ume report on "Tha Nation's Children.*" Tha report wae published a* a background study document for tha 7,000 delt-gate* who will parKripato to the White Hou«* confaranra on children end youth lamb 87-Aprtl 8. b o n eless SLICED TENDER CALF* LIVER - 69< FARMIR CRAY SKINLMt FRANKS'™ 39‘ FRESH DAILY also are permitted. ■A spectacular write-in vole for Nixon In IM6 helped stall Harold R. SUaaen’a drive lo block the n t»m {nation of tha vice president s i President Klsanbowsr's running ■ ate. Backers of.both Nixon and Ken­ nedy will be pressing for a hlg to te. Comparison* will be risky, however, because Republicans nor■ ally outnumber Democrats in Naw Hampshire by a substantial margin. 1 In addition te tha presidential preference balloting, Naw Hampahlra Vptera will be electing dele­ gates to the national political con­ ventions. Democrats will choose 80, each with half a vote, and tha GOP will elect 14, each with ana Vote. Other political developments aver the weekend! —Kan*** Democrats wound up thalr state convention without In­ dicating dearly who will get the ■tote* support for the presidential nomination. Organisers for both Kennedy and Symington claimed a majority of the Si Kansas votes St the national convention. —Son. Harman K. Talmadge (D-Ga.) perdteted that Democratfa National Chairman Paul M. Butler "won't last long" as party leader after the July convention. Talmadge alee hinted a t a possi­ ble Southern walkcwt by saying ■oathomsrs will "begin to resent" their role In the party, ^ TAR By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) - There la so much sidewalk superintend­ ing to take cart of around tha Capitol thete day* It’a a wonder Congress gets any legislating done. I find that superintending the new paint Job on- (ha Capitol dome Is about aU that I can han­ dle. Thi* meana I h i.e lo neglect the work on the new eaat front, the new Senate aubway terminal Mamie To Get Health Treatment PHOENIX, Aria. (UPI) - Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower arrived Sunday for a two-week vacation at aa ex­ clusive health and beauty resort In sunny Phoenix. The President's wife was met by Gov. and Mra. Paul Fannin, savcral dignitaries and about 1JM spec­ tators when ahe stepped from her privata railway car at Union Sta­ tion. Those accompanying the First Lady included her slater, Mra. George Gordon Moore; Mra. John McCone, wile of the chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission; Mrs. Arthur Summerfield, wife of the postmaster general of the U. S. and Mra. John Foster Dulles, wid­ ow of the secretary of state. "The existing social and edu­ cational structure of this country offen a* much to the average child a* can lie found any place la tha wurid today," Neel aaid. The United States can also "tike great pride" In the -special services It ha* provided for handi­ capped children, he said. Net-1 continued: “None of t hr tty service* should in any way be weakened. Indeed, many mutt be strengthened. RuL It I* high time wa fared the pro­ position that the gifted, on whom we unknowingly rely to such an extent, deserve from thla democ­ racy far more than they have been given in tha past . . . . "Hy gearing our educational ef­ fort to the average, and putting the great bulk of our »per lei ef­ fort Into facilities for the handi­ capped, wa have been giving our very able children less than tha equal opportunity to which they ara entitled." and the new House office build­ ing. The paint Job I* scheduled to be completed sometime this month and then I esn devote more at­ tention to the .her project*. I can only hope that Ihcy won't be botched up too badly In the mean­ time. Most sidewalk superintendents, as you know, superintend by peer­ ing down into excavations through knot hols i . Once the eonalruction reaches aye-level, they lose Inter­ est. This Is why the Capitol dome paint Job has been such a chal­ lenge. It require* the superintend­ ent to look up all the time. More­ over, thla must bo done out In the open wilhout the aid of knot­ holes. Soma leas dedicated superin­ tendents might have given up long ago, but I am determined to see (he Job through to completion. When the great cast tron dome was assembled 87 years ago, U was painted an eggahe’* white to match tha building's marble walla. With the passage ot time, the marble got d!rty and the dome had to be painted a eorresponding greyish lo.ie. Now that the Capitol east front Is being rebuilt with new marble, the dome la beln- restored to ita original color. Thla hasn't been easy. To begin with, we had lo chip off 23 coals of old paint, each coat con slating of about 2,300 gal­ lons. If you’ve ever tried to refinish a piece of lawn furniture, you can imigtne what a Job that waa. First we found that the Iron dome would, begin to ru n almost as soon aa the old paint waa re­ moved. They solved that problem by scraping off small areas and quickly covering them with a coal of anll-ruat compound. Then ve discovered that every time we cleaned off a apace a gang of dirty birds would come along and nullify our efforts. We solved that by draping a huge nel over their roosting place. Things are going smoothly nqw although the dome at the moment la tri-colored, like brick lea cream —ona layer of vanilla, one layer of raspberry and one layer of al­ mond toffae. These arc the shades of the paints being used as undercoals. Soon we will have It aU white again, for which I'll bs thankful. One more Job like this and I'd not only have tha sidewalk super­ intendent's occupational disease— fallen arches — but I'd have a stiff neck aa well. FRANKFURT, Germany (UP1) —Tha U. 8. Army In vest! gated a complaint today that the l-yesrold son of a colonel, dressed in a plnt-tlaed uniform and awaggar stick, conducted bis own “Jnspection” of troops under hie fooler's command. , Young Rickey Juergene waa re­ ported to have strutted down the inspection line behind hta father Col. K. K. Juergena, in Munleh Peb. 88 picking out faults with tha sotdlon and marking deficien­ cies In a notebook. Ufa specialty tailored uniform was complete with gold-braided hat, unit Utslgna, a row ef rib­ bons and lieutenant bars. I,t. Col. P, J. Corso, Inspector general for the 7th Army eupport command, said hi* oCffaa waa In­ vestigating a complaint from one of the soldiers. Col. Juergens, a veteran of more than 80 years army service, confirmed the Incident but said he had not been aware of what ] the boy waa dolag. "I wasn’t paying too much at­ tention," he said. "An inspecting officer doesn't have much chance to notice anything beyond what he I* doing." An Army spokesman said Ricky's father bought the cloth for hla son’e uniform and men of the Tlat Ordnance Battalion paid for tha tailoring and adopted tha boy as their,"mascot.’’ A 7th Army spokesmen said the incident appeared to be a "mis­ understanding" alnre the boy, aa nftscot, had been Invited to at­ tend the inspection, "Apparently ha Juit got out of hand," the spokesman said. "But tha Incident is being Investigated fully. You can rest assured it won't happen again." F L Y IN G ANTS-“ OYSTERS-79‘ Inaiont Eaticell Green Label STOCKTON RICH ON-tf. - M A Y R[ TERMITES Bottle ROYAL PALM m • OtANM •ROOT NM •BOIBLi UP j | GRAPE SO DA MLICIOUB AND GOOD FOR YOU! SPANISH LA-CORONA. ECONOMICAL ^ tU N T lC CINNAMON BUNS .: Paya To Save *Regularly Here! Regular saving always pays , , , asaka up your Mind to save so much each weak or month, then save before you spend. I t pnya more to anvo regularly hare, before the 10th of tha month. la this way savings steadily ra m *ur BAR CAKE KILN DRIED SWEET TOWN TALK Flavor Full Potatoes WASHINGTON STATE W1NESAP I > �* VOL. XLIX WEATHER: Generally fair, continued cold th ro u g h Wedne«dny. High today, 58(18. Low tonight, .18-48. United Preia Leased Wire Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY, MARCH 8. 1990 NO. MB City Won't Tolerate Violence, Demonstrating, Negroes Told » ■MB B B m k • SNOWSTORMS HIT THE NATION and the record-breaking weather took «ix lives in Pennsylvania, five in Massachusetts and four each in Texas, Ohio, Colorado and Indiana. At top center a New York policeman mnns his snowy post. At top, right, a newspaper delivery man wrestles with his papers. Two youngsters enjoy the white stuff at bottom, right. A family enjoys a sleigh ride in Scranton, Pa. nt top, left. Skiing to work was the solution in Charlottesville, Va., at bottom left. )*** wriving and Ulysses Casey, 17, and Grady Caldwell, 17, with disorderly conduct after the chase on Magnolia Avc., during which police reported that the car wai driven through stop sign* at about 30 miles an hour. Three juveniles under 17 year* of age also were in the car and were charged with disorderly con duct. \ Another Negro youth. Curtis Goldman, was arrested about noon Monday after a group of Crooms students had massed downtown and demanded use of the Civic Center ur improved tael- Police arrested six Negro youths Monday night as city officials be­ gin a close check on a Crooms Academy "Young Man’s Social Club” which appeared to be de­ parting from its avowed purpose of obtaining better recreational facilities through “ peaceful mean*.” The arrest Monday night raine at the end of a chase by police of a car driven by Freddie Ix-e Walker, 18, on* of the youths identified with a Saturday night effort to enter a dance at the Civic Center. Walker was charged with reck- News Briefs Elects Publisher WASHINGTON (UPI) - Arthur H. Motley, a magazine puhliiher, has been named new president of the U. S, Chamber of Com-! mere*. Motley, president of Parade publications, was sleeted by the projects to the 8RD at Ha yearly chamber's board of directors to succeed Erwin D. Canham, editor budget bearing. At that tima the board will of the Christian Science Monitor. bear requests from all counties In the district including Voluaia, Powell In Court Orange, Brevard and Lake. NEW YORK (UPI) — The gov­ ernment's long and turbulent in­ come taa case against Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. (D-N. Y.) goes to trial in federal court hero to­ day. He it charged, in a threecount Indictment returned in May OTIS E. FOUKAKKE 1638, with making fradnlent dedttelions in a 1832 Joint return. WASHINGTON (UP1) - Sen. Spaniard L. Holland (D-Fla.) Synthetic Diamonds charged today that Senate leaders FT. MONMOUTH, N. J. (UPI) were driving senators Into a “ val­ —Army scientists are turning ley of death" by keeping session* graphite into synthetic diamond* going around tbs dock In an ef­ for use as electronic materials la fort to break the southern civil rocket ay item s. A team of aclearights fllibutsr. Uate, headed hy Dr. A. A. Gtsrdlnl, Holland arged the leaders to of Long Branch, N. J . / are producJ rin g an and to what he tailed tog the minis rule crystals as part Olf* K. Fmirakrr, '■ fonder ^ h i * dtwr dn b procedure.** The of a program to develop electronic day-and-night sessions have been other devices calling for material. .Seminole county commissioner broken since Feb. 26 only by a Is resistant to extreme heat. anil school truster, today quali­ IS-mlnuto racexi and a Sunday ef fied lo run for county commixrest. llonrr from Dlstrlrl 3. In an angry exchange, Senate $6,000 Gift Fourakrr, who has lived in LONDON (UPI) —Princess Mar Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas challenged Hol­ garel gave her roinmoncr-fianre Longuood for Ihe past 30 years, land to yield the Boor for an im­ Antony Armitrung-Joncs a *6.000 wax rounly rommissluiirr from mediate vole. Johnson blamed •ports car for hi* 30th birthday, 16(8 to 1638 and wai a eounly southerner* for wearing down London newspapers reported to­ senators with quorum calls and day. There was no confirmation of school trustee from 19(4 iR. FourIhe reporli from Buckingham Pal­ akre Is in Ihe citrus and road con­ other laclica. Holland declined to permit the ace, where Antony Monday night struction business. The 51 year-old native of Fargo. vote—at 10 a. m.— and said he was honured at a party presided would speak until noon. He said over by Margaret and attended by Ga , is a member of the Second Adventist Church, lie is married Johnson “ may do as he pleases." a “few friends." and has three children, Otis Eu­ Holland said the “ real reason” gene, 27; Dorothy, 23; and Fran­ for the drawn-out sessions was W ar Game S tarts (hat the ‘‘minds of the leadership BALBOA. C. Z. ( UPI)—A siin ces, 21, Fourakre said that Seminule have not jelled on the form of a ulated combat landing hy Pana­ bill" that should be voted on. lie manian—4ftfaniry and U. S. and County must push forward rather blamed GOP Leider Everett M. Hraiilikn Tftouiruops about loo than stand still. “ Hut I do believe that we should Dirkven as well as Johnson. miles west or the Panama Canal Holland said the marathon ses­ kicked off six-nation army maneu­ go forward in a sound and sen­ sions wera endangering the health vers early today. Peruvian ami sible manner within the ability and lives of senator*. He added Chilean Jet fighters supported the of our people to pay," he em that he thought the "greatest theoretical defenders against “ag­ phasized. risk" of the long sessions was to gressors." Airborne troops from Johnson and Dirksen. He said Colombia also are taking pari in both had been heart attack vic­ the esercise. tims. Johnson, who suffered a heart Navy Savea Russian allark in 1635, said he didn’t WASHINGTON (U PD -Th* U. S. know where Holland got hla in­ aircraft carrier K eanargr hat res­ formation about Dirksen. He said cued four Russian soldiers who he understood Dirksen’* difficulty had drifted for 46 day* In a small Union L. Cox today qualified was eye trouble. boat to the Writ Pacific, the Navy In urging (hat Hie leadership annoum-ed today. A hi-licopler to run for Ihe District 6 justice “cryitallze" its operation, Holland from the carrier plucked (he Hu* of Ihe peare post. Olheri who qualified today were at one point orated: “ Into the val­ atana from thrir storm tovsed land­ ley of death rid* the too, under ing craft Sunday night low miles Oil* Fourakre for the Dialrirl 3 the leadership" of Johnson and west-northwest of Midway Island. commission post; Frank Luccy. Constable for District 6 and R. Dirksen. The Navy said the Russians ap E. Carroll, constable for District psrrntly were on manuevt-rs oil 4, Ktorofu-To Island in the Kuriles. 'Traffic Insanity' .OsteenBridgeTopsRoadList Th* County Com minion today agreed to appear s* • body be­ fore the Stale Road Department Thursday to "battle" for needed made projects for the county and New Health Center ‘ Construction Starts Wednesday a) >1 ” ~ V The Shoemaker Comtruction Co. will start work oa the new county health center tomorrow. The County Commiuinn received • telegram today from the Florida Development Commission at 11:10 a. rn. that plans, specifics lion*, con­ tracts and Wff p r t S r * A » appear' ed and that work could ita rt Im­ mediately. Shoemaker told The Herald at noon that he would start his crews in laying Uie groundwork for con­ struction at • s. in. tomorrow. The Sanford construction firm was awarded the rontract for the project in February on a base bid of IBS,000. However, coat of the entire pro­ ject, including equipment, should be approximately $120,000, accord­ ing to Architect John Burton. Board Chairman John Krider al­ as reported this morning that be had received word from HUl-Burton fund official* that they will Increase their participation oa the project to $31,000. The original grant was for $45,000. The center will be located between Eighth and Ninth 8 ti. on French Avc. County Health Director Clyde Brother* Is expected to look for needed equipment for the building within the neat two weeks. Newspaper Claims First Photograph * O f ‘Flying Saucer* VIENNA (UP!) — Tile Vienna newspaper Wiener Uontag Monday published a full front-page picture of a while-glowing object against a dark background and identified it as a real flying saucer—"the most sensational photograph of our century." T h e newspaper said Kdgar Srhedelbaucr, 36, its photographer M m the Styria province, look the picture last Wednesday. It quoted Scbedelbauer as say­ ing the object hovered for about 10 seconds over a wooded area shout 43 feet in the air. He said he cuuld feel heat from. it. • “It looked like a white glowing spider,” Scheldelbauer said. “1 im ­ mediately took my camera and made a few shots. Fortunately enough of them were good." • ---------------------- Square Dance Set Saturday Night There will be a square dance in Chuluoia Saturday at the parking lot. It ia to be the “ Third Nile For Fun” sponsored by the Chuluota Women’s Club. Square dances will be called by ~ Mr. Ralph Neely of Oviedo, and • round dancing and refreshment booths will complete the program. The public la Invited. Chuluota Group To Moot Thursday The Chuluota Sportsman’s Club commissioners specified that a new Osteen bridge and connect­ ing link to SR 4* will be the lop primary priority project. Right-of-way money for this project la already in the budget, according to Board Chairman John Kridar. The Seminole County portion of the hearing will begin at 4:30 p. m. a t DeLand. Other top projects Include the widening and rebuilding of SR 410 from Altamonte Springs to the Turkey Farm ; four-laning Geneva Avc. from Mellonville to French Aves.: Realign and resurface SR 426 from the Orange County line to SR* 46 and complete W. First St. from French Ave. lo Ihc new interstate highway. Top secondary road projects are improvements on SR 417 from SB. 4M to the Orange Coun­ t s line; JIT i f f Irtnl Urtgwood to Altamonte Springs and Bear Lake Road from SR 438 to tho Orange County line. Board attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. was authorised to present tbs Hall Co. Awarded Paving Project The L. L. Hall Construction Co.,’ of Orange Park today was award­ ed a contract to pava 1.7 milea ot roads in Fern Park at a cost ot $20,283. The roads Include South St., Prairie Lake Drive, Lake and Ridge Roads. Work It expected to start im­ mediately. In other business during the meeting, the board; Agreed to advertise for bids for a pickup truck for the county road department; Turned down a request for medical leave for George Bell of the County Hoed Department. Advertise for bids on gasoline and oil for the county road de­ partment April >. DeBary Orchestra Program March 14 The DeLand Tourist Club an­ nounced today arrangements have been made for a return engage­ ment by the DeBary Concert Or­ chestra. directed hy Roger Casinl, as the entertainment feature nf its regular meeting March 14 at I p. m. The sotolsli at the previous con­ cert will return with a different program. Pina Harrison, soprano of Sanford, and Robert McGee, bass-baritone of DeBary, will pre­ sent a variety of soioa accom­ panied by Mrs. Theresa Rupees. The orchestra will present this program again March I I in the DeBary Community Center as a benefit performance for the Civic Association Building Fund. Holland 'Raps' All-Out Sessions Former Member Of Commission Candidate Again Cox Qualifies For Peace Justice Called Problem 'JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - "Traf­ fic insanity ia the nation's number one domestic problem," Slat* Treasurer and Insurance Commis­ sioner J. Edwin Larson told the .Southern Safety Conference Mon­ day. Larson said strictar laws, better highways, and more driver educa­ tion for youth were needed to rombat the problem. Morn than 1,000 delegates from 14 states heard Thomas A. Seals of the Insurance Institute for High­ way Safety, Washington, urge a Seven Killed college level safety course be set up for stale troopers hi every stair. In Train Crash Seals said stales which have such BERLIN, Conn. (UPD—A New courses "report substantial savings Haven Railroad passenger train in stale motor vehicle mainten­ ■lammad into a . aUlion wagon ance and accident reduction." today, killing a foster mother and seven children while the woman's horrified husband watch­ Peak Car’s Goal COLORADO S P R I N G S . Colo. ed from (heir nearby home. The victims w on Mrs. John (UPI) — A 1M1 asodol London Whitaker and aeven state wards, taxi haa arrived boro to bo read­ ied for on osaouH on 14.116 foot ranging in ago from • to 14. Five bodies were burled about Pikes Peak lata Italn spring after •00 feet. Three ethers w on snow* have ossttod /com the moun­ tropped in the ototioowagon which tain's rood. Older n o n hove mode was shoved into ■ pond where H the Pikes Peak climb, but the to Ikes to«4 of London bock to too first to bo bra W. Candidates Asked To Attend Meet MEET RONALD Edward M urphy, your Herald delivnry boy ia chuluota. Ronnie ia an active member of th* Chuluota Youth Club and a seventh grade mud e n t a t tha Oviedo High S c h o o l . Call him a t FO 5-3198 to get Thu Her•14 d eliv ered . lilies of their own. lie was charg­ ed with destroying private pro­ perty and police said he threw a rock and broke a headlight oa a truck driving along French Av*. While Walker was being booked a( the police station oa Ihe reck­ less driving charge, the pass­ enger* in hia car were questioned and officer* found them armed with sawed-off pool (tick*. Two of them gave falsa Information, police reported. Investigation hai revealed that the “Young Man’s Social Club” at Croonn was formed about three months sgo, with a staled purpose of obtaining Improved Negro recreation facilitiea “ hy peaceful and non-violent means." A student named Jerome Davis was identified a* president of the club. He was one of the group which congregated down­ town Monday and spoke with City Manager Knowles after the demonstration. Five of the Crooms sludrnts had ■ session with Knowles after they had hern a.krd hy School Supl. R. T. Mtlwr* lo return lo school. They told Ihe city manager that they would eooperale with Land-Locked Lake Relief Studied The County Commininon today agreed on tho necessity to tuke emergency measures to give relief to property own* era near land-locked lakes, A delegation of approximately 15 property owners from Lake Orientu near Altamonte Spring* urged the board that immediate action was necessary to prevent “flooding the t p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPlj - Stock pri­ ces at I p. m.: American Airlines ............... 20 American T IT ................... 83 American Tobacco ............ 104 ilclhlrhrm Steel ................ 44'v Caterpillar ................ JO"' C It O . .... .......... 39'« 52'* Chrysler . — . Curtiss - Wright . i I I ( I • » * 301k Du P o n t ............... i ■a ( «• • ■ 1261k 60H Eastman Kodak 7m Ford Motor General Electric t «i i cl i • «ik 83H 44'* General Motors . 2U Graham • Paige .. 341* Ini. TAT 36‘* I-orillard . .. . • ( l i t #* IH'k Minute Maid ....... •■*.*«* 113 Penney .......... US Penn HR ........ 38>4 Scars llorlmrk 4.Vk Standard Oil (NJ) I l i t t M * 13H Studrbaker 81H U, S. Steel Wrstingliousr El................... 48 County 60 Census Crew Leaders Are Appointed Seminolr County crew leaders for Urn ttwo c<*n»u* of poplation and housing arc Charlotte M. Smith, 2021 Park Avc., Sanford; Bill R. Lee, P. O. Box 1463, San­ ford; and Martha C. Wlengea, XL. I, Maitland. Tito crow leader appointment was announced today by Horbcrt J. Benson of the Census Bureau's temporary district office to Orlando, Each crew leader will supervise about 20 ccnaui fakers to the hig rnunt which bogini April 1. Crew leader training starts today in Orlando and Includes toatruction on recruiting and training census lakt-fa, canvassing methods, prepa­ ration and submission of reports and supervision of census laker* to insure a complete and accurate oounl. Crew Iraders recruit rrntua tak­ ers and allocate work assignments. Guidance 'Brain' Missile A Success C A P E CANAVERAL F l o . (III'I)—An A tlas hitarrontinrntal ballistic missile streaked 8,30(1 miles across tha Altantlc O cean. today in a aucceaaful teat of • ! new guidance "brain,” th* Air Farce »aid. An all-inertial guidance aysteiu rude th* miaaile a* a "ps***ng*r" property owners off their lands.” Tbe board authorised District 8 Commissioner Ijtwrenc# Bwofford to check Into the cost of cleaning nut drainage -wells In tha Laka Orient* area and proceed with tha Job, subject to opinion by Attorney Mark Cleveland Jr. on the legality of tha action. Last month a similar delegation* of property owners near Laka Seminary asked for help. Spokesman for the group today was Charles Batts, who said (ha water waa rising lo IU highest level in £3 years and "something must be dona about it ImmediaU, ly.” Gommltiuiirr Horner Little an­ swered that the problem Is pri­ marily that of the land owners, since they bought In that location. However, Chairman John Krider said "w t have been brow-beaten often by owner* on this problem hut there {* a limit to what we ran do. "We recognise your problem but you must bear with us” Krider em­ phasized. Thr iHMtrd agreed to let 8wufford rhrek the cost of the “emer­ gency” situation. city officials by helping to itudenta from maaa demonstra­ tions. "It appears that some of these students don't intand to ahido strictly by thrir non-vtolenco policy.” Know lea said today. “The city will not tolerato far­ ther demonstration! or violence. Police have been lnilructed to lake whatever measures are ne­ cessary to prevent any recurrence of the Saturday night or Monday morning happenings. "The six arrests have been tha result of this policy and It wiN continue. “ Police also will not tolerate any Interference, or supposed assistance, from any othar groups or outside inlereata,” Knowles said. “This applies to all other stu­ dent groups, organlxatlons or In­ dividuals, The city doesn't want any art Ion which will atlr up added (rouble. “Thla la a local problem and will be handled effectively hp local official*. This to the policy nf the City of Sanford,” ho en». phaalzed. Knowles pointed out that toe city haa $60,000 worth of recrea­ tional facilities In Goldsboro ah ready and has worked out detail* of obtaining title to additional land for expansion of tho pro­ gram there. He told the five Negro youth* Monday that they will not be granted access to tbe Cvi« Ceiw tar. This policy was established a year sgo and the City Com­ mission haa upheld h as final. Woman Injured In Car M ishap. A Sanford woman nami n g • fractured nose cartilage and g bruised knee In an accident am .Seminole Blvd. today, Olga Vihten Hunter, M, of MW* rlaau* Ave. wai taken to Seminal* Memorial Hospital and lite r releoaed, police said. A car drive* by Wiley rranklto Tuten of M Maple Avp. waa going weto on Seminole Blvd. when Tuten turned across Ihe boulevard to drive into Ihe rily sanitary land fill entrance, Tuten eul in front of Mrs. Hunter’6 auto and hi* car waa hit in th* left side, police reported. Tuten waa oharged with toilur* lo yield the right eg way. A colliat the Park Dr. and French DeBary C Of C Sets sion Ave. intersection today brought $3oo damage to two other ears. Courthouse Talks Everett Conrey Slilnkte of Rich­ Orville Dunckel, president of mond, Ind., cut serosa northbound Ihe DeBary Chamber of Com­ French Ave. lo turn into southmerce, announced that the month­ bound Park Drive, police said. ly dinner meeting March 16 at ] Hhtnkle waa reported to havo cut T p. m. will feature diatusilon of in front of a car drlvan bp Joseph Ihe proa and cons of moving the Griffin of 1807 Persimmon Ave* county aeat of Valusla County who wa* also driving north am from He present location to De- French Ave. Griffin's enr hit Land, with Robert Kilgore, se­ Shlnkle’s police said, Ihlnkto was cretory of the Voluaia Taa Having charged with failure to yield the Assort a Iiun of Daytona Beach, right of way. ■peaking in favor of the move, and Warren Cobb, attorney of U. S. Funds Slated DeLand, speaking against k. Tbe dinner meeting will be held to Ihe Stetson University dining For Seminole room and members may bring Seminole County Is expected to guests hy making advance re gel an ealimaled $1(7,833 in (rderar tervations. funds tor education, with (88.386 ■et for immediate release by th* the office of CongressChuluota Planning government, man 8yd Harlong reported today. The funds have been put to ■ For Legion Post tentative county entitlement under Plans are underway lo obtain a ihe policy of furnishing federal charter for so American hagion fund* tor schools to area* where Post In Chuluota. All Interested there ia an Impact on population velerans ran contact Georgs Pack­ through military installations and ard for further Information. other federal operations. Community Plan Group SuggestedAt LakeMary Ciliieni for Seminole County Progrrsi will sponsor a meeting at 8 p m. today at the Sanford Shrine Club at which all announced can­ didates for nffire have been invited In give their views on election is­ for th* first time. But tha rocket sue*. Lake Mary residents were urged There will lie a question and an­ ilirlf waa controlled, aa usual, fay swer period at the end of the meet ground statione. to form a planning commission and If it* first few teste pan out • • tog. ex peeled, th* guidance package la gel • professional civic advisor will be worked Into a controlling at tha community Chamber of aboard the A lias within tha Commerce meeting. Adenauer To Cite role next few weeks, auurcea Mid, Professor Paul Douglas and Alice McMahon of the Rollins Col­ West Berlin Rights lege Center tor Practical Politic* BONN, Germany (UPI)-—Chan­ Church To Hear said that Lake Mary should be cellor Konrad Adenauer believea kept o high standard residential )l would be a catastrophe for the Missionary area. They urged formation of a frae world If tha Wsalern power* A Church of'th* Naiarrne mis­ Mvea-mcmber planning eommisyield any right* to Woat Berlin, sionary to Nicaragua will apeak ■toa to outline ton communil)'• Informed aourrea said today, al the Lake Mary Church of the goal!. Tho commiaaton should bo Tha Weat Gel man leader flies Nazarenc at 7:30 y. m, Wednes­ cemptotoly representative of Lake lo tbe United Stales this weekend day, M ory't resident* and should tofor talk* with President RlaenMrs. Robert Wellman, who to hower end influential leaders of home on leave, will toll about her and should provida lor functional Cung i ass, Thla la the thtni* he work to Nicragua. The public ia competence, they aald. will stiwM a* Donglao and Mia* McMahon atoa Invited. presented a "memorandum" to tho chamber member*. It outlined tha history of Lake Mary and IU cham­ ber of rummerro and named goals that should be lot by the com­ munity. A motion was mad* and second­ ed lo baek Otis SJoblom financially and morally to hia effort to rein•tale public ownership ot Ihe Crys­ tal Lake park. The mottos waa tabled by Proaidcnt Don Coleman pending a report by Prank Evans and Earl Toney about legal tow Involved. Th* motion will be vota4 on at the April I bnsiaoao moat- "V •ad Jam es Avery were to ■ committee to work out (ho details to o U k e Mazy blood hank. * S 1.(1, ■fi � 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 07, 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 07, 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/411c18e8b3e13428fe4098490ec0d86e.pdf 5a45a64cd8e1a65046a8f926834ea4bc PDF Text Text Van Rie Freed In Ship Slaying Concede Oregon Primary WASHINGTON (UPI) — Darken of rival Democratic eandidatei conceded the front-runner poiition today to favorite eon Sen. Wayne L. Morae in the Oregon Democratic presidential primary. But unleti ha becomes a more terkm i candidate than ha la now regarded, a Horae victory in the May 30 Oregon vote would mini­ mise the Importance of the pros­ pective five-man contest. Morae already had been entered la the Oregon primary by petition before Oregon Secretary of Stala Howell Appling entered six others LONDON (UPI)—Princess Mararet's fiance discovered today he Ung-elted money problems of I commoner marrying into royalty. Antony Armatrong-Jonea learned ha must refuse a reported offer • f 938,000 for • sampling of hit pea - engagement photographic work, tinea his new fame aa Marf o n t 's bridegroom-to-be, th e n 's a f n a t demand Mr his work. While Armstrong-Jones studied hia purse problems, bo underwent royal schooling at Buckingham Falaca in preparation far hia m ar­ riage to the princess. Hlf teachers were reported to bo F rinra Philip, an almost penniless nobleman until be married Queen Elizabeth, ood Billy Wallace, the Millionaire commoner who picked Mi many a nightclub bill for Mar­ garet aver the past deeado. One thing Teny learned la that m yal etiquette allows him the privfe« a of Ignoring the waiter's bill when ho tehee Margaret out. But ha must pay up. Such bills are Ipeilad to Buckingham Palace, enson, 1952 and 1936 Democratic presidential nominee, and Sen. Estes Ketauver (D-Tenn.J—would withdraw, Appling also entered Senate | Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson and Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.), two undeclared candi­ dates, along with Sena. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) and Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minu.). Symington declined to comment except to say that be would not withdraw bis name. Johnson also Indicated he would leave hia name on the ballot. "My current responsibility is on Ihe floor of the Senate,!' Johnson said. "I have no plana to act in any way on the action in Oregon." Since neither Johnson nor Sy­ mington haa any plans for entering other slate prlm ariei, the Oregon vole will provide the only pre-convenlion teat of Uieir voie-pqlllng power. For the Republican presidential primary, Appling named VicePnaident Richard M, Nixon and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York. But he said Rockefeller, who decided in December against chal­ lenging Nixon, would withdraw. With the presidential primaries now virtually net, Keonedy-Humphrey contest* will coma to WIscon tin on April I and in Weal Vir­ ginia oa May 10 as wall aa in the five-man Oregon race. Kennedy faces Morse in Mary­ land oa May IT and is unopposed in New Hampshire next Tuesday, Indiana on May I and Nebraska on May 10. He has n aland-in, Gov, Michael V. DISalle, running unop­ posed in Ohio on May 3. Humphrey is pitted against M ont la the District of Columbia primary on May 3 and la unoppos­ ed in South Dakota on June T. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Pro*ecutor Fred N. Whichello today launches the la at act of hit dra­ matic final argLmcnts In which he piriurea Carole Tregnff at a Lady Scouting Merit Badge Turnabout MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) — An American Boy Scout can earn an interpreter's merit badge by learn­ ing a foreign lenguege, but Maneoor Alyeehmernl, 16, earned one by learning English. Haneoor couldn't speak a word of English when ha stepped off a plane from hie native Iran two years ago. Now he speaks it flu­ ently. His Scout master laid it was the first rase he ever heard of where such an accomplish­ ment rated an interpreter's badge. Biddy Basketball SCRANTON, Pa. (UPII - The International B i d d y Basketball Tournament, the cage game's ver­ sion of Little League baseball, wUl be held at Bridgeport, Conn., April 6 9, Jay Archer, its originator and national commissioner, announced Wednesday, About 15 teams, win­ ners of state and regional play­ offs* will take part. LUCKY Sanford Kiris left for the nntion'g capital Wednesday fop n five day tour an the guent of J. Brailey Odham, Sanford land developer. Th« Birin, left to right, are Betty Odhnm, Fay Knmn. Barbara Smith, Llndu Robeon and Michele Jonea, (Herald Photo) F IV E Conclave To Open Small C ar Club Conclave Planned PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The first national convention of the newly-formed Small Auto Club will be held in the greater Philadelphia area this antumn. Theme of the convention will be "safety and Fun in Small and Compact C an ." The club, with headquarters In Philadelphia, has members In nearly every state io the union and Canada. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — T h. 26 th annual three-day conference The nation's railroads are now of the Florida Association of Civil losing money on their passenger Service and Personnel Agencies service at the rate “fcf 500 million .began Wednesday. dollars a year.. LIGGETT SH A TT ER -PR O O F with BRASS FRAME TO U CH TO N Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushritov began beating back homeWird this week from hia Southdart Aria tour which had netted same propaganda successes but w hoa overall aebtovamanto had Allen short.of th* g a la . Hia auecaiaea had aome ia Ihe •aid of disarmament and world peace where in be wae balled aa • a a l communique which acknow­ ledged .Soviet econemlt aid but whoa* stress waa upon neutrality. In India the flam communique called attention to the ITI million dollar credit granted to India by (he Soviet Union last summer and Mid agreement had bean reached n III aw in "m ajor projects.1* In Indonesia, Khrushchev signed ICC Approves Time Zone Change an agreement ta supply Indonesia with a MO million doQar credit, bringing the total aueb since IN I to sea million. The final statement stressed In­ donesia's continuing neutrality. In Jakarta, it wai reported the In­ donesians / ad refused to include a renewed ta il for the seating of Red China in the United Nations and also bad rtfuaed to condemn Western overseas military bases oa the new V. f . defensive alli­ ance with Japan. T hen qrere a number of rea­ sons why Khruahchev'a drumbeating attacks oa tbs West fail­ ed to have th tlr desired effect. One la that V. I . foreign aid program haa continued loaf enough to convince Astons of toe United States' good kitont. This attitude wae cemented fur­ ther by President Elsenhower'* December vtoit to Asia. A second one to that Allans are beginning to realiao that U.I, aid haa far outstripped anything done thus far by tha Soviet Union. There to in Asia the additional realisation that the Soviets fre­ quently drive a harder bargain than docs the U.S. In both India and Indonesia, the Soviet grants are to be repaid in 12 yeara at an Interest rata of two and a half par cent. MAGNIFYING DIAL LfNSI Spacious Vinyl platform! Tip-proof design! Whits-finish! Rag. 5.00 FEVER THERMOMETER KUMT1.*!*, DRISTAN TA B LETS ......................... RUBBING ALCOHOL ISOPROPYL . . , SACCHARIN T A B S ........................... NOXZEMA CREAM SPECIAL” . ' * ' PILSNER BEER BLASSES 12-OX. . TELEPHONE INOEX LIST FINDER 6EM BLADES StNOLI ID O f............. LIQUINET HAIR SPRAY BOOK MATCHES................................. LIGHTER FLUID ...................„ RAZOR BLADES u m '^ puAwr"typi Mixed Nuts WASHINGTON (UPI) - T h e In- U. S. Hit Record toratato Commerce CommUtlon today approved a plan to ahlfl the Banned In England ■astern time m m westward «o aa LONDON (U PI)—Th* musical to Include more ef Kentucky and trade Journal Melody Makar ra. Tennessee. Tha eommiasiooer’a order would ported today that tha American flee* the ■ easier a moat counties hit record "Teen Angel1* haa been ef Kcntuokjr, toetoding the anliiw lluegraaa aertkm, on eastern Baautl-AIra M O V IE Indoor Folding H A IR D R Y E R CLOTHES DRYER Uso it . by hand or on Ms re- Folds compactly for store*, movable stand. Hot-Cold Meal fer mm h apartments, switch. Dries hah a am Cm also be used I A A Quickly, easily. SPECIAL * r * * outdoors. Sturdy!. - L w o Plump, juicy mara­ schinos floating in cream and jacketed ie rich, pure choco­ late.* Delicious! 8 000 a m i Howm *i mm sun oiai ^Lfa-3 T J r C A M E R A S r o u MAT WIN S Plated Back. POCKET WATCH hl and d»U^7 k had taste." U deals with ■ school girl's death in a rail­ road crash. Stunning framed mirror perfect lor hanging over the mantel or on the door, Electro-Copper Nickel-plated men's watch. Compensating hairspring' makes it keep better | q q time. Regular2.59.. I« « f AUWWV Macbeth who drove Dr. R-. Brr. nard Finch to kill hi* own wife. The Jolly-looking Whichello, hit pleasant manner cast by the w n tide, hat the latt word among m ^attorneys in the love murder trial. The jury of teveti women and five men may get the sensational mur­ der case by Friday, with the life or death verdict rendered anytime there aflcr. Whichello pictured the handsome surgeon, Mist Tregoff and Finch's slain wife a i latter-day Shake, spearean characters caught in a Macbeth-like tragedy. , — Carole, 23. a beautiful y o u * woman from modest beginnings, goaded the love sick 32-ycar-old doctor into carrying out a brutal plan to kill hia wife last July 18, Whichello said. The motive: So that ambitious Carole could step up from being the receptionist at Finch's medical center to the lady of the house. Finch's wife, and therefore a wom­ an of wealth, prestige and sorkl position. • That's' the picture Whlchrlln painted as the drawn-out trial which started Dec. 8 drew to a close. His usual soft-spoken, even kind­ ly words, suddenly dropping with scorn, Whichello called Finch a liar, an illicit lover and a deliber­ ate killer. “ 1 will do most of my talking about Dr. Finch," Whichello told Ihe Jury. "But I’m not forgcttiij tills latter-day Lady Macbeth at the other end of the table. (Carole). She is really the aggressor and in­ stigator of this whole thing, but Dr. Finch acted aa executor of the plan." ASK ABOUT SUPER P i t N A M IN S America v latest veiling vitamin m i n e r a l PORTA-FILE UTIUTYKIT pipCft. Cwpete ttth set ef waterproof beck. Reinforced AtoZindexfolders, IQ Q handie.Zipper.Asst. # * © _ leekadtoy.MIV4. LW C*nZW..... 9 8 C p r u r l n t t “ U ffo tt Ip aalale CIGARS Zeds ef nationally-advertised cigars! Flavor and Quality eel impaired! in g B sns-Rix Powder * * * * — tha ski Fait Away relief fro* A A a ttkilhioi ud -/ �2 By* A'OL XL1X Ijr r a lh WEATHER: Fair and colder tonight and tomorrow. Low tonfgh.t 80-36. Unitw) Press L naaed Wire Established 1908 F R ID A Y , M ARCH 4. lflfiO SANFORD, FLORIDA Navy Spent 'Huge' Sums On Faulty Planes, Government Auditors Charge WASHINGTON (UPI) —A too gresiional staff investigation wta ordered today into charge* by government audit or* that the Navy spent 1607.too,000 on (salty planet and radar equipment. Chairman Chet Hotifteld (DCalif.) Mid he was directing House Military Operitiona tubVimmittee aides to launch aa im­ mediate study of the report (Had with Congress by Comptroller General Joseph Campbell. "The turn ■ of money Involved are certainty huge and this war­ rant* a very careful itaff exam­ ination." lioiifleld told a reporter. Campbetl filed the report on procurement of F7U Jet fighters, T2V jet training planet, and APSIA radar acta to help PSM paol planes track down subma­ rines. The auditors charged that even « Rights Filibuster Sets New Record (U P D -T h t Sane, struggling In hold Ms collec­ •tiveWASHINGTON temper, te a rad tha 100-hour mark today la a civil rights fill buster marked by a nejv anre record far arouad-tba-cluek talking. Noon signaled the passing ef 00 consecutive hour* in session since senators began meeting day and eight In an effort by Democratic and Republican leaden to crack a southern talkathon against etvfi Wghta legislation. Early-morning eruption of tampora involving two supporters of the MU was soothed over and aouth•omeri resumed t h a l r lengthy qyeeches. The Gars-up audod with bandahakei, smiles and apparently no hurt feel Inga. Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon 1. Jobasou of Taaaa said afterward ha preferred wait at least until n u t week Ip wai A fo re trying W d n t d l l t l SU» raMfy u n d ofotme hunter petition. * At one point in the early morn­ ing bosun, attendants bad to awak­ en a spectator whose m oral could bo heard all over the chamber. Finch Case Goes to Jury Today LOS ANGELES (UPS) — The murder trial of Dr. S. Bernard Plaeh and Carol* Tragodf goes fn the jury today. Barring unforeseen delay, Mm aevan women and five men should start deliberating about 7 p m . whether the surgeon and tha radRpad murdered Mrs. Barbara Jean Finch last July II. It haa been a trial of mclodramalice. It reached tha peak Thursday with tha atata'a accuaulion that Finch waa a "monstrous liar,” a ham who Invented a "##«• ond rata aoap opera" account of hi* wife's death; Carole a surgi­ cal assistant who stood ready fa pass the instruments at death Is her lover. t Prosecutor Prod N. WhicbaUe spec ted to and Ms summation by' noon. Judge Walter Evans than will Instruct tha jury and lb* trial that started Dec. I will roach IU climax. « Oranga Taacher Loses Fight $ n Loyalty Oath TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — An Orange County school teacher to­ day lost hla fight lo atop tha school board from firing Mm be­ cause he refused to tako a re­ quired hyatty osth. David Walton Cramp bad chal­ lenged the Florida Statute which requires all public offlelali and employes, Including school t*achs. to take the noncomm uniat th. He lost his case la Orange Cir­ cuit Court, and took hli plea lo th* Supreme Court, charging there was “ reasonably probability" the statute wa* unconstitutional and Circuit Judge W. A. Patttshall was In error by not granting an « 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPS) prices at t p. m.: American T A T ................ American Tobacco............... Bethlehem Slee( ................. C4 O .............................. Chryaler ........................ Curtiss . Wright ................ DuPont . .. ....... Eastman Kodak .......... Ford Motor . . ............ General Electric ....... General Motors .......... Graham • P»ige .......... Ini. T A T ............. 1-oriltard ............... Minute Maid ............ . Penney ........................ Penn RR ............... Scars Roebuck ............ Standard Oil (NJt __ Studcbaker . ......... U. S. Steel ............. Weilinghouse El............ A hard freeze turned a two-dav accumulation of Ice and snow into a big nkuting rink over Dixie today aa a viclnua late season atorm that has taken more than 60 Uvea and shackled tha nation's biggest cities pounded New England with foot-deep snow and gale force wind*. Another Un inches of snow were predicted for tha hard* Stock M '. 1M 47'* hM Northeast, and ice • bound Southerner* suffered from bitter ] weather that sparked an outbreak of fires from overheated buildings and homes throughout after testing uncovered "known were produced in volume quinti- , doesn’t measure up to initial hopes Dixie. serious deficiencies" in the planes ties costing over <00 million dol­ is wanted. Thousands of homes In- the and equipment, the Navy contin­ lars." "The knowledge gained is utilSouthland were without any heal ued to p la n volume orders for The Navy replied that the re­ tied to advantage in latter pro­ at all after tce-lsden trees snapped ' them. port spoke “ the truth but not the curements and the equipment It­ power lines and eut oft automatic Ai a result, the report said, whole truth." For one thing, self may hate a useful life even Weathermen predicted frost and furnaces. “ aircraft incapable of performing it said, it couldn’t go along, if It does not completely lulflll Most ■cboots and offices re­ freezing temperatures for parts the designated minion and unre­ with the implication that every­ Its early expectations," the Navy mained closed for the third con­ of Seminole County tonight with liable and Inferior equipment thing spent on equipment that I said. secutive day. Few school buses a low of 30 degrees forecast. Die cold wave rolled into the and almost no private cars in the Deep South states were equipped county Thursday nlf'ht, dropping with lire chains, and only the temperatures as low as 32 de­ lucky few could move on other grees. County Agent Cecil Tucker said .AWKENTK 8WOFKORD than heavily-traveled streets and today that if the cold wave highways. Damage to trees, power lines should continue it could do st|K and homes was impossible to esti­ tout harm to the county's tenth ' mate. but civil defense official* citrus crop. Tucker said that last nlghf. said it would range in the mil­ lions. In North Georgia, heart of cold didn’t do too much damage the poultry b r o i l e r industry, but It the weather forecast la ac­ Royalty At Races sheets of Ice crumpled the list curate "we could be In for some LONDON (UPI) — Prime** Lanrenre SuoUord, tnvumbenl roofs of the poultry houses, kill­ trouble." Margaret took her ft*nr* Anthony county commissioner from District ing thousands of the valuable Frost wa* predicted tonight hut Aini*lr<>ng-Jonc* (n ih* Newbury 3. qualified today lo seek re-elec­ birds. should be light because of tha rare* today, with Quern Mother tion in the May primary. The roof of s school auditorium dry winds, the weather burr an Elisabeth along a* ront|mnionSwofford—who has lived In Alta- collapsed under the weight of aev* laid. rhaperone. morite Springs 26 years, owns'hit rn inches of snow at Durham, N. Saturday night should be only own business and home there and C. Four men escaped from the slightly warmer and frost should Is married and father of four child, wreckage of a tobacco warehouse form, w eilhrrm en predicted. Invitation TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. ren—sought election four year* ago which collapsed under Ice and Collin* aaid Thuxlay Democratic on a platform (or progressive and snow at Henderson. N. C. presidential hopeful* will be ask­ orderly development of Seminole Fires, traffic accidents and ed to come her* for ronrerencas so County. At that time the county other weather-connected mishaps ■ta ^ convention delegate* ran "raced a crisis that seemed lu lie killed at least eight persons In mounting dally," he said today. look them over, Virginia, Georgia, Trnncstee and "Wa had no plat law, no toning, South Carolina. no road building program, yet In A spectacular fire in a row of Negroes Blocked aver increasing demand from the 8T. PETERSBURG (UPI) — A public for service* such as roads, warehouses at Nashville, Tcnn., GROVELAND (UPI) — Three system of turnstile* prevented a streets, drainage, toning, (ire pro­ rained at least $2 million dol­ persons were left hospitalised to* sitdown demonstration by 16 tection and evrn a greater critli lars In damagr. Two children day in the aftermath of a small Negro junior roltrge ttudrnt* at faced our schools," Swotford said. were killed in a fire that de­ tornado that twisted through parta stroyed their home at Charleston, the all-white lunrh counter at a "I ferl that we have met (lie uf Orange and Lake counties. department store here late Thura- challenge with the program w* S. C.; one died in a house fire at Sevan persons were treated i t Gadsden, Ala.: a huge fire la the dajr. now have in effect in Seminole business district of Chlrkamaugs, two hospitals for Injuries received County. I am proud of the part i Gs.. left at least four families in Thursday's storm, but only had in it. . , Warning Note three of them were admitted. homeless. "if I am elected I will continue Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Pcddy of HAMBURG, Germany (UPI) — The Northeast today prepared A Swedish rocket expert, who lo work for ■ aound, progressive for more misery to fallow the Groveland were hospitalized a t A HI RLE PRESENTED lo tha Sanford chapter of Demolay by men of thu claim* he know* Russia'* Inner- program for the orderly develop­ IT Inches of snow and 50-mile-an- Clermont after their house trailer Sanford Naval Air Station was accepted from Ed Welter, right, by Emmett was toppled by th* high winds. most rocket secret*, reported to­ ment of Seminole County." McCall on behalf of the chapter. Other Demolay membera ahown arc, from The only other candidate to qu*. hour winds of Thursday. Mrs. Peddy, 45, suffered broket day tha Russians have developed Ice-cold tcmparaluraa Increased left, Bedford Aiken, Jimmy Edge, McCall, Buddy Kirk and Johnny Phillips. an atomic rocket twice •• power­ lify this morning waa John Kile- th# March mlavry across the na­ back, and Peddy, M. sustained aa (Herald Photo) ful a* anything known t« tha palrick seeking the District • tion. Tho mercury fait to oas de­ injured ankle. Couj uoty Commissioner poet, A Negro woman, Mrs. Man We*t. gree above saro ia Wichita, Kan., aad Kanais City, M*-« thia morn­ Wright, 91, waa Jwsptlaliaod a t Or. ing to act March 4 racord* In lando She la pregnant and autImib-eiMt-w., ferod Injuries when aha tell a t th# -^ W S w I r t - S T l e a t t n persons ” «g» — ■fA'gtki ■ ■ killed by tha onslaught a< ice. UM aocuoa wear March II after falling to agree Tho twister first ttruek at <$roarw> Orange Paving 'a id Construction low bidder on extending Long- his recommendation to the council on whether to indiet Dr. Georg* snow and cold a* it swept from land, bounced over to a point gear coast to coast, On. submitted tha apparent low wood's water lines. The company the first of next week. The paving H. Mickey, 60, I-auialana State Pennsylvania counted at Wait Monteverde and than dipped Bows bid on paving 1,000 feet of Long- submitted a bid of 13,530. com­ and water line extension will he University dean, for tha murder south of Apopka. pared to $3,665 for O'Mara I nr. of financed by l-ongwood’* recently of Dr. Margaret Rosamond McMil­ Tax Assessor Richard E. Mc­ six storm dead, Massachusetts wood street a r ts Thursday night. Winter Park; and 14,165 tor Utili­ sold $70,000 bond issue. Tha Highway Paleol reported ate and Indiana had five oach and Canns, beginning Monday, will lan, an attractive biology prof**Orange Paving's baa* bid waa ty Contractors Inc,, of Winter homes destroyed In tho Negro raatTexas, Ohio, and Colorado each Mayor Lormann (old the council ■or. make a round of preeincta hi re­ 07,171.60 for putting down a dou­ Park. dantial district and two more des­ lie has condemned a home on ceive I960 tax returns from Semi­ reported four dead. ble surface pavament on Grant troyed north of Groveland. Other The council decided to turn over Markham Rd. because of the un­ The usually conservative Chi­ nole County property owners. Tha structures war* domagad or do*Avb. from WUdmara to Georgia blda on both project! to O’Neal cago Weather Bureau summed up precinct, date and time schedule Avo., Palmetto Ave. from Grant and Associates for tabulation of healthy conditions existing there. th* deadly slags of weather with (rayed ae tho twister honored follows: west to the railroad and on Wilma these and alternate bid* and re­ The plumbing is a complete the observation that "conditions through tho center of tho ottrue failure, lmrmann said. He has LAKE MONHOE-Mondsy 9:30Avo. Mom Mother Ave. to Church commendation of the best bid. could beat b# described as miser­ bait. given tha family until Sat­ io a. m. St. A. E. O’Neal said he would make urday to move out. Lormann able.” P A O L A-Monday 10:1110:43 The coat estimate for the pro­ A foot of new snow caused aa said he "couldn’t see anything else ject submitted to the Iowa coun­ II rail* traffic jam ia Pennsyl­ lo do," and that the county health ''L A K E MARY—Monday, 11-11:30 cil Fob. 4 bp A. E. O’Neal and 00796699 vania. Hundred* of stalled cars officer had aaid ha would "tag" A 47-year-old Sanford painler • a in* Assoclatos, consulting engineers, the home within the next Tew died of a heart attack today while LONG WOOD-M on d a y , 11:45 clogged Boston street*. New York was slightly over 850,000. City ram* to a standstill under days. The mayor *atd the county a. m.-ll:13 p. in. The other baa* bids were from will give the family money tn gel aittlni In a Sanford'Atlantic Bank ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Mon­ 14 inches of snow. Dallas Asphalt Paving Co., $45,Another 14 Inches covered south­ them back to Tennc»*ee where Bldg, office, day, 1:13 2 p. m. 308.54; C. A. Moyer Paving and ern New England, Virginia report­ they camp from. FOREST CITY-Monday, 8:16Ted Burnett, 2601 Grandview WASHINGTON (UPI) — Construction Co., |45,902.10; Lloyd ed a foot and a half, 11 inches payola investigators reported to* Police reported today that they Longwood resident* who are Ava., had been talking to attorney 1:45 p. m. Construction Co., 8(9,711; and caught blanketed central Illinois and Bos­ day that Dick Clark, teen-age idol a Sanford Negro in the act overdue un paying llirir water Kenneth Spaulding for about three BEAR LAKE-Monday, 3-3:30 Hubbard Construction Co., 854,- of breaking into Southward Fruit ton recorded sight Inchai — Ha and ABC television network d u e bills will have their water turned I minutes when ho collapsed, heaviest of tiie winter, Co. Thursday night. off MondayTown Water Superin­ Spaulding said ^ GENEVA—T a a a d a y, 10-10:46 Jockey, formerly bad an interest Sana Co. Inc. wse the apparent A blast of ice-cold air chilled In IT record and music publishing Police reported they caught Alga tendent John Farina slid Town Coroner Hugh Duncan said Scott after receiving a call front Clerk Mrs, Unnie Rockett said death was due to a heart attack. * CHULUOTA - Tuesday, 11:15- ih* Midwest. firms. GaW warning* went up from fruit company foreman J. T. Abney several persons in Longwood are 11:45 a. m. Rep. John B. Bennett (R-Mich). Kodtt Competition that Eaitport, Me., lo the Virginia ranking OOP member of the aobsomeone was breaking Into delinquent in paying their waler OVIEDO—Tuaaday. l g p. m. Capes. Tide* up to four feet above a drink machine in the company bills. Mayor l-ormann said hr SLAVIA - Tuesday, 3:15-1:4$ committee, said evidence showed Slated Saturday normal battered tha Atlanlie Sea­ Clark was "quite obviously in­ building. found one person who hadn't paid Society Seeks Two p- m. Florida membera of the Kadel* C o m p a n y Executive William a water bill in two year* GARHIELLA Goldanrod — Tues­ board. volved in payola" and he should of America will hold * dress com­ Southward said that someone had Schools in the Ohio and Missis­ br summoned la testify as soon Acting council chairman It. C. Dogs — One Lost day. 3 3:30 p. mpetition at Fort Mellon Park Satur­ gotten Into the office safe, disturb­ Carlson suggested the council not FERN PAR*—Tuesday, 3:46-4:1$ sippi valley* closed down by tha as possible. day i t 1 p. m, ed papers there, and atrejvn mater­ take any further action on getting Other Is Not dozens. r m. Clark's name cropped up at Ibe A Eadet Queen of Florida will ial from the safe all over the of­ tester bills paid until thr rffect New York's oily's worst snow public hearing aftar the chairman The -Sanford Human* Society la also he crowned gt thst time. fice, storm in 11 years stranded thou­ of tha turn-off la ascertained. ur the Federal Trade Com minion trying lo find two dogs. One of sands of commuters and led tha told thr subcommittee that record them la lost and tha other la not. Senate Candidate Red Cross to set up shelter sta­ companies bad made payments Is The society is trying to help Mrs. tions in Brooklyn. ,23 disc jockeys and other broad­ Visits In Sanford R. J. Bloom find a watchdog. 8h* Eight Inches of snow stranded S. Gary Bennett Jr., who will congressmen tel their Washington casting personnel in more than 5g is expecting a child and has been cities. friehlcnrd at night hy prowlers oppose Bernard Parish for the homes. Earl IV. Kintnrr also said at »vvi-ral times recently in the State Senate sral from the 37th Chamber of Commerce mem­ The snow hamstrung Detroit. least seven stations received pay­ j trailer rourt whrre she lives. District, comprised uf Seminole Ballutnore, Pittsburgh, Boston and ments. He rrported the FTC has bers will bear a report on artivlHer husband works at night and and Brevard rountiei, viailed In Philadelphia with traffic-snarling turned over this data to the Fede­ tlaa for tha past year at their she would like a grown dog which Sanford this morning. drifts. ral Communications Commission annual C of C banquet Wednesday. Bemiell Is a native Floridian could be kept clot* by the trailer*. Airports shut dawn from Now and the Internal Revenue Service. Dr. J. Ollie Edmunds, president and has bern Mayor of Cocoa York to Weal Virginia. Mrs. Milton Lady of Casaelberry Chairman Oren Harris (D-Ark.) of Stetson University, will bo thr lias lost a toy Manchester dog fur 10 years. said that hearings un Ciurk's op­ gueat speaker nt the banquet thr** year* old and la offering a eration* are "contemplated." But reward for its return. It weighs he said staff investigators have which Marti at 8:30 p. m. in the Easter Seal Drive only about four pounds, is bla-# DeBary Veterans1 not lints lied laying the ground­ Mayfair Inn. and tan and has aa injured hind work yet. To Start March 19 Outgoing President Mack OavrlegAuxiliary To Meet Ktntncr was asked if Clark waa The Easter Seal Drive in Semiland Jr. will giva the report of Anyone with information about The DeBary World War I Veter­ note County will start March 19 under FTC investigation. Ho con­ the lust dog or about one which ans' Auxiliary will meet In thr Chamber activilie* in 1959 and B. firmed that some of Clark's ac­ ran be of help as a watchdog Community Center next Friday at with a gala Easter Lily Ball in tivities were under scrutiny and L. Perkins, the incoming presl the Mayfair ballroom. Is asked lo call Mrs, Harriett Cow- 1:30 p, m., with Mrs, Nichols* dent, will be master af ceremon­ Ail proceeds from the dance will added. "We fully Intend to explore lay, president of the Human* So- Kahoe preaiding. be used in activities of the Crip­ all those activliei." ies. ciaty at FA 2 32|8. Th* group alio announced it will pled Children’s Society. The Semi­ Music will b# furnished by Glen hold a bake (ala , April 16 at nole County branch U sponsoring Nelson a t th* organ, with vocal the DeBary Plata. the ball. 4-H Girls Set solfcliofii by Mri. Tina Harrison. Fun Festival m UH 22*. Cold W ave In Seminole Board Member News Briefs Seeks Re-Election 3 Hospitalized After Tornado Longwood Council Opens ^cad B i d s . S f e S ^ '69 Tar Refunis Pick-Up To Start Painter Dies In Bank Building Clark Involved' In Payola Probe Foiled By Police Cof C To Hear Annual Progress Report The high court upheld the lower C l t V L o V I f l Q C l l f b s lid not rule la tha eon* / f court, but did tutionality question. It aaid On Sanford Ave. |y that Cramp "haa filled com­ City workmen arc lowering wa­ pletely to Jemonstrate a clear abuse of discretion" by tha lower ter lines aad laying curbs on lanlord Ave. between Uth and court Judgt. 25th streets, Sanford Publtr Works Dirac tor Syd Richard said today. Council M —t Oaten (tea slang with sowar Tbs North Orlando city council catch basins and manholes is the nil! meet a t 8 p. m. Tuesday in b lu e s t part of tha Sanford Ave. « NO. 648 South Like Iceberg; Cold M isery Worsens I Scheduled Today The Pinericst Kun Festival will run the gamut from hot dog* io a hay rid* between 6:30 and 1:30 p. m, today. The Fun Festival wiU b* on the Pinacraat School grounds and will feature train and hay rid**, a puppy sale, cake walk, plant booth, hut dogs, hamburger*, pit, cake cookies, and eeffae, milk, cold drinks and Walt Dianay ta r toons. I Pro*toads will io to tha school T IA . Woods No Lab Two ambitious high school science student* probably will Ite more careful when they carry out • scientific experiment In the near future. The two boya were cooking fish eggg in u wooded urea across from the Movleland Drive-In on llwy, 17*62 when gras* ignited, starting fire that destroyed four acre* of forest tend. Forest rangers reacued the boy* and gave each a "stern" warning, according to Ranger Hob Gray. The eggg were overdone. Meeting Saturday County 4-H Club girts will hav* a special meeting at the Homo Demonstration Council Center at 401 E. 25th St. Saturday. Ilomamaklng demonstrations will bo given in preparation for Na­ tional 4 H Club Week March A ll. Firemen Meet Th* DeBary Firaaaan^S lion Auxiliary will hold Its regular m ealing. a i the fir# house want Thurtda# a i S p. m» �j I i l Church Of Christ o t u i c i op o n u r r To Hold Special Lenten Services l l U I r m r J r . ....... C m n l U BUM School .............. I0;00 a. a , Morning Wihklp ..... Il.-tt a. m. K m lm Worship......TiM p. m Wad. Prayer Barvine .. fiM f . a . c b l -r c b o r cbbvt nw i ' K m Duncan ...................Miaistai Morning Worship .. . 11 tM a. a . Church la hold in* spatial pro* ■rami throughout Lentan season. On Mondays, apodal Bible atudy leiioni for women will bo held a t 1:80 p. m.; Wednesday! a t <;30 p. m., a aeriaa of family covered dUh suppers and discussion croups, and oit Fridays programs for tn* children wilt ha hold a t d i l l p. m. Sunday sermons will be appro* priate for Lent, Tha three weekly sermon topics will be "The Nature af the Church." Regular communion aarvlcaa will bo held through tha.waek. E m in Wtnklp....... 0:00 p. a n o t . tibia Study .... file p. a "Tha Living Christ Klim FasUral," a special film series, Is being sponsored by the First Methodist Church. Each colored film, 80 minutes long. Is to be shown twice begin­ ning this Sunday. Morning show Is at H a. m. Ih tha church asactuary for th o u who ate not enrolled In the Sunday School Class. T he second showing, for tha Sunday School, la a t 6:50 p. m. Rev. O’Steen will present special ser­ mons on "The U fa of Christ" to go with thssa films a t 7:80 p. m. Tha filma relate tha events, In sequence, of Christ’s life, Every, on* Is welcome to attend. Sunday Santas Ohaniathasl *■' ■ I 8 .B . MtM a. m. Barnett Program Termed 'Success* a»---MI I nI I M I f Jewish Synagogue Othsr Chttrehss Tha Barnett Memorial Mfcho. diet Adult Fallowahip program was deemed vary succeaafal Manday night, Tha covered dish sup­ per was enjoyed by everyone and Urn book review af “Advise aad Consent" by Allan Drury was a ■pedal highlight. Miaa Elms John­ ston af DeBary was tlu guest af honor. A fter tho supper • short business meeting was conducted by Vice President Sunny McEethan. tag oar diUitnw la Km Fatih aaeording to oar talents and wo ffe fc y t a r Sod to aaa? Do wa prom ise H ha af oar Immm . . . Sava aatlt aatda ngatarty aa t la M aad la thoaa who aaad o a r help . . . do wa ■ d M S to ptrangthan our Church hjr more zenenea MS s r a Friday Saturday Mark I Carl Guest Missionary To Hold Sormons Rev. Pierre DuBost, n mission­ ary Mom Brasil, will apeak at tha First Presbyterian Church on Baaday. Rev. DuBose will present specie! sermons a t tha morning and evening service#. The Senior afc'L V K V B LUTUBAM The support of tho Church Series it sponsored h yth o following Business Firms Other Churches T B S SANFORD CON OBBO AVION OF JBBOFABW W1TNBMJ la s t w . la t a t Service, Wed Vtl Negro Churches pboqbesc m m oN Evaaioj Worship First Third fun Dakar Board. Tm Jartar Church, Wadaaaday ... Business Mealing > s s t iis r .. K te ; ■ M P .: HpjmMiJl . — . .■■■ Progressive �MB • 8Kf (KnforK feral* m m.«* 4. 1 HH-T.W » ,V . F. W. Auxiliary Miss Carol Wright Plans Election At lO o m & n March 15 Meeting on the So 1 By JEANNE WARNKE FA M U I IF YOU DIDN’T ATTEND the Shrove Tueiday Silver Tea you m ined a charming party. At the road entrance to Bzlalr Grove a •eig n read, “ To The March Hare Tea Party" • * and from the time you met- the cunning white rab­ bit (Crlaay Shedden) on the aralea-studded lawn to the last fare­ well it was an afternoon of en­ chantment. The Alice-in-Wonderland fantasy was remembered from the sleepy little dormouse (Sally Peterson! curled up in the living room to the “ playing y a r d s '' who frolicked about with croquet mallets on the back lawn • • they were Valerie Moore, Sha­ ron Smith and Kit de Ganahl. There were many other colorful characters. Ty# • • they were Betty (Mrs. Robert) Smith, Ann (Mrs. Troy) R s), Hope (Mrs. JsLk] Sclilr-rJ, Carol (Mrs. Joe) Dennison. Tatty (Mrs. Gene) Estridce and again • • Ann Cowan and Patricia Stcns'.rom who should be ‘great at bridge if practice makes perfect! DORIS AND DOC FAULKNER will be “ gaddlng-about for the nest two weekends • - tomorrow they will drive to Jacksonville to meet her new nephew and the following week they will be in Miami to attend the wedding of a MARGARET (Mrs. Harry) friend, Ll. (J.g.) Gene Campbell. ECHELBERGER. whoie besuliful MRS. FRIEDA O'HARA toon mesro-soprano voice is el way ■ in demand, sang “ Without A Song" will be leaving for her home In and “ The Lord's Prayer" i t the Ebrniburg, Pa. Since January she has been a guest of her daughterin-law, Irene (Mrs. High) O'Hara. LUCILLE (Mrs. W. E .) Kirchhoff as the Duchess, greeted arriv­ als at the front entrance and stood by her arrangement of beautiful red camelliai • • Ruth (M n . Her^ ry Jr..) Lee carried out floral •p lan a made by Mrs. John Celloway who was unable to attend • * ■he filled a silver basket with red and while tulips, Iris and while dataiei for the tea table. She also made in artistic array of aialeai for the mantle and for a conversation piece placed white plum blonom i and yellow dalsiei In a large blue tea cup and sau­ cer. Branches of ptum blossoms A about the lovely home of Peg V(M rs. S. 0 .) Chase gave evi­ MRS. ECHELBERGER dence that It Is almost springtime in Florida. Woman’s Dub on Wednesday . . THIS HAS BEEN A WEEK for Margaret received formal training card clubs to meet. Jean (Mrs. at Baldwin-Wallace College In Joe) Baker was hostess Wednes­ Ohio and alto attended the Cleve­ day to a bridge-luncheon club land Institute of Music. She singe that meals once a month. High regularly at the Grace Methodist score was won by Patricia (Mrs. Church and has been guest solo­ Frank) Slenstrom and Ann (Mrs. ist at practically every eburch in Ralph) Cowan won acreeno. Other Sanford • • A native of Ohio, the •p la y e rs were Audrey (U ri. G. said aba made her singing debut Andrew) Speer, Mery fMrs. Ken­ hero at tha Follies about three neth) McIntosh. Connie (Mrs. years ago • • and as tort of an Voile Jr.,) Williams, Jo Anna after-th&dght she added, “ 1 don't (Mrs. Vernon) Mite and Elisabeth know if there is any significance In this, but they haven't had ona (Mrs. Frank) Mebane. since!" CLAYDA (Mrs. Ashby) JONES entertained a Canasta club Tuts* day night a t her home on Elm A vt_- - The high award went to a adeit, Mrs. Wilma Colbert • • a C p LC t l another guest was Frelda (Mrs. •W e lsh ) Tyre. Members present were Joyce (Mrs. Blake) Saw­ yer, Nell (Mrs. Harold) Whittern, Nell (Mrs, Charles) Atkin­ son, Annia (Mrs. John) Dominty FRIDAY and Elsa (Mrs. L. E.) Forguson . . . homemade fudge was placed American L e g i o n Auxiliary about for nibbling and a t the meets in the Legion Hall on 77-92 close of the evening the hostess •erved coconut cream plo and a t YlM p. m. for Important butlneaa aession. All member* urged coffet. to attend. A YESTERDAY, ANOTHER CLUB SATURDAY •( bridge playera met at tba home of Darlene (Mrs. Wadf) Bakod Food Bale ef homemade eakea, cookies, plea and candy In float of Food Fair grocery, atariing a t P a. m. Sponsored by San­ ford Homa Demonstration Club. Spring Dance sponsored by the Mr. and Mrs. Douglai Humphrey B.P.O. Doe* a t the Elks Club. of Miami a noounce the birth of Hours are from 0:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. twins, a boy and girt, March 2. Ed Ruuell and hit orchastra, from Mrs. Humphrey la the formor Vail- Orlando, will provide music for • l a Tripp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. dancing. Miss Nancy Goster is G. D. Tripp of Melbourne. Shs general chairman. Tickets are f l lived in Sanford several years and per person. All Elks, their wives was employed by the Southern Bell and guests a n invited. Telephone Co. Mr. Humphrey la 1 ~ ■ : — the eon of Mr. and Mrs, Clyda An aversga of 47 per cent of Humphrey of Sanford. The couple the total cost of a house is cover­ was married here. Mr. and Mrs. Clarcnct Iverson ed by a loan today, while the left yesterday for their home la average 10 years ago wai IT per Springfield, 111. after n visit with cent. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Iverson on Coleman Circle. MR. AND MRS. D. H. FREEMAN JR., recently entertained with a parly in honor of their house guest, Miss Sandra Smith of Birmingham. Ala. • • it was a fun-filled evening with party gsmes enjoyed • • one that was especially amusing was the (eat of moving a clgaret lighter (piec­ ed on the floor) with the nose • • Ed Higgins was the “best nosepushert" A late supper was serv­ ed to Mr. and Mrs. Hlgginl, A1 Wallace. Gordon Toll. Mrs. Lor­ raine Deame, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Leffler Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Kite and Mr. and Mrs, Gene Flaherty of Orlando. A DESSERT-BRIDGE party was given i t the homt of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cavanaugh • • guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dultweiler and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mahrt of Orlando. Mr. and Mri. Marion Laney of Winter Park, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Self or Cas­ selberry and Mr. and Mrs. F. Wide Tye. A SURPRISE SHOWKR for Shir­ ley (Mrs. Lloyd) Resier was held Tuesday morning at her home in Sunland . . friends came in with good wishes and gifts for the new Hllle member ef the household who will be called "Mike." Hostesses were Betty (Mri. Sam) Day, Bobbie (Mrs. Bob) R o m and Marion (M n. Max) Bent. • £jusmi& (p n A A o n a lA Mis* Carol Dean Wright, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wright of Princeton, W. Va.. and Richard Lee Eckhart, son of Dr. and Mr*. J. C. Bunlen of Sanford, were mar­ ried in an informal ceremony, Feb. 2> at the Firit Presbyterian Church in Sanford. The ceremony was performed by Chaplain William M. Hearn, of the Sanford Naval Air Station. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white lace street-length dress and a shoulder length silk lutlo veil. She carried a White orchid on a white Bible. Miss Judith Runten, the groom's ■liter, was bridesmaid. She wore a blue taffeta dress, white hat and an orchid corsage. Dr. Bunten served as his son's best man. Following the wedding cere­ mony, a reception was held at the home of the groom's parents. As­ sisting with the serving of cake, punch ind coffee were Mrs, W. 1. Crabtree and Mrs. A. B. Peter­ son. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mri. E. M. Wright of Prince­ ton, W. Va.„ Mr*. B. L. Eggleston, Cheyenne, Wyo. and Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Bunten of Topeka, Kan». Parties Honor Bridal Couple In Lake Mary By FRANCES WESTER Mrs. H .' M. Cochran and Mrs. W. L. Harmon gave a miscel­ laneous shower Saturday night for Mrs. Charles Webster, a recent Lake Mary bride, who Is leaving this week with her husband to make their home in New York. The partr was held in the edu­ cational building of the Lake Mary Community Presbyterian church, which wa* decorated with pink asaiiaa and camellias. A cut work cloth was on the table and a silver serving set was used. Re­ freshments of tea, coffee, petit (ours, nuts and mints were serv­ ed by Mrs. Cochran and M n. Harmon. Fifty friends were pre­ sent to bid the popular couple goodbye, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rugenstein entertained at their home in Lake Mary with a dinner par­ ty last week In honor of Charles Webster, recent bride-groom, that turned out to be a surprise birth­ day party for him. Those attending were: the honorct and his wife, the formrr Eileen Willard, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bruestle, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keogh. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Keogh, Mn and Mrs. Jam es Rugenslein, Mrs. Ida Keogh, Mrs. Norma Young. Rev, John W. Pilley, Cathy Willard, Dunna Young, Terry Hrueslle, Dale and David Alexander, Craig, Keith, and Colin Keogh. Church Calendar FRIDAY CANDY ASHTON cele­ brated her 9th birthday thin week with a party at tha home of her parents, Mr. and Mra. Raymond Ashton, in Pinecrest. Bal­ loons and a “Happy Birth­ day Sign" decorated the party rooms. Green and white candy favora were given each guest. Young playmates helping her cele­ brate by playing games during tha afternoon were Patty Balner, Jan Simpson, Bobbie and Mary Rae Hite, Paula Holcomb, S u s a n White, Vicki Taft, Siuelte M a t t a i r a n d Sherry Daniels. Weds R. L Eckhart Mrs. Harriett Harris and Mrs. Marjorie Tilton of Casselberry, were special guests at the meeting of (he Seminole County Ladies Auxiliary of V. F. W. Port 3382. Tuesday evening. Mr*. Harriett is president of the Casselberry Auxi­ liary and Mrs. Tilton is guard. The group met at the V. F. W. Hut on the boulevard. The main item on the agenda was plans for the coming election which it sche­ duled for March IS. Ail paid up members are urged to attend this | meeting. A social hour with re i freshments wilt follow the elec­ tion. Memben attending were Mrs. Edna Norman, Mrs. Ann Faulty, Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs. Margaret Dillard. Mrs. Lacy flcilm, Mrs. Sally I'eralto and Mrs. Rita Trcdway. World Day of Prayer at the Nazarene Church, sponsored by the United Council of Church Women, is at 10 a. in. Nursery will be open, World Day of Prayer services will be held in Dcflary at the DcBary Methodist Church. Good Shepherd United Lutheran Churchwomen meet at 7.3U p, m. in the home of Mrs. Ann Meyer* at 210 Bradshaw Dr. in Country Club Manor. SATURDAY Pinecrest Baptist Church lnl-*rmcdlste Recreation meets at 3 13 p. m. MR. AND MRS. RICHARD LEE ECKHART | Enterprise Women WEST e f the Atleatle Oeeea we have tha .mam complete select lee ef laespeanlre COT. TONS, flee Weoleae, Li sews tad Lace*. Come la and tee ns. H ie Colonial Shop Fine Fabrics 111 S. Palmetto Avaane Day lews Hooch, Florida Free parting in the veer w i 4'.te-h*-dtsBam In Thenkful Tribute — THB •KM INOLI —DeBARY COUNCIL gratefully accept* and ackaowled it* memorial contributing Tor HEART RESEARCH. 0 P. O. BOX 106 SANFORD, FLA. rn m m On 17th Birthday KATHY CARLOS Kathy Honored At Birthday Party Miss Kathy Carlos was honored on her 18th birthday with a parly at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Clanton, at Five Points, Co-hostesses for the cele­ bration were her parents, Pat Slone and Arthur Ballard. The patio, living room and carporte were colorfully decorated with pink, aqua and yellow stream­ ers and balloons. A large “Wel­ come To The Party" sign, carrying out the same color theme, was hung by the front door for each guest In autograph as be entered. A variety of games were enjoyed throughout the afternoon with Hen­ ry Morgan and Pauline Rani win­ ning prizes. Door prizes were won hy Edward Korgan and Boyce Mo­ rel/, Refreshments were served to the following guests: l.ouis Girard, Seminole High School'D. C, T. co­ ordinator, the ro-hostrsses, Miss Slone and Mr. Ballard. Boyce Mo­ rels, Douglas Smith, Edward Kor- Pauline Bans, Henry Morgan, Jimmy Cohen, Arthur Blanton, Clarence Smith, Linda Rossman Pinecrest Baptist Church Youth and her guvit, Tom Sherry of Fellowship meets at 0 p. m. Orlando and Dcvorah Walker. ■UNDAY Beautiful Ravenna Park NO DOWN CLOSING Veterans can purchase a quality “Built with Pride" Home in Beautiful Ravenna Park with a VA LOAN — 5* 1% Interest GWALTNEY Jeweler FA 2-W99 20* S. Park Miss Cecilia Dreblow of Enter­ prise was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party at the Flor­ ida Power club. She was celebrat­ ing her 17th birthday and hoilclsea were Mr*. Sonny McKethan, Mrs. Alelha Evans, Mrs. Staila Monta­ gue, Mrs. Alica Anderson and Mra, H. Dreblow. A buffet supper with the tradi­ tional birthday cake was served in guests in tha early evening. Garnet and dancing followed: About 20 guests enjoyed tha party. C. P. O. Club Plans Morning Coffee The C. P. O. Wives Club Is plan­ ning a get-aequalnled roffee March 9 at the Chief Petty Officer'* Club. Prises will be awarded and they are very analoua to have all Chief'* wive* attend, even if they era not already mamberi of the.club. More than one-lhlrd of Louisi­ ana's area — where two thirds of Ha population live — must be protecled by river levies. CAMERAS P h o to g ra p h y S upplies 1 • Day Developing Service WIEBOLDT CAMERA SHOP 21* 8. Park SPECIAL PURCHASE So much flat toy a t auch a Ilttla price! Our glamor duster in a soft cotton and rayon faille goes smartly over everything you own I Lined in rayon taffeta, you’ll maka it your all occasion coat. Black, beige, navy or red. Sizes 8 to 18. 12.9S Sanford. Fla. SHOP PENNEY’S . . . you'll lira belter, you'll aarel SOUTH af Jacksonville e f Of lead* REPAIRING Watches Electronically Tented OPEN Friday Evening Miss Dreblow Feted Personals BAST t ine Waicit end Clock The Enterprise Episcopal Churchwomen met Wednesday afternoon at 2 p. m. at the Parish House with Mrs. Mlltspaugh Van Brackle, chairman of Christian education, in charge ef the program on the In­ dian mlialoni. The program wai sponsored by Ihr Episcopal Church in North Dakota. Ttie Rev. Robert Dunn, prayer partner of (he local churchwomen, m ille d with the program, The usual tea was not held as this is the beginning of the Lenten season. Enterprise NORTH ef F a ta Beach' [Diamond \?al*«« Hold Mission Study • Mrs. Grace RSale, wheel wed­ ding to Gerald R. Womack of Key West will be an event of M this weekend, was guaat of honor at i surprise shower given by Mr*. Ruth Keller, Mrs. Mickey Young, Mr*. Mabel Smith of De• land and Mrs. Rulb Long at tha home of Mr*. Long. Approximate* ly twenty .five guests were in­ vited and tha bonoree recalved many beautiful and useful gifts. Refreshmantt were served by the hostessts. The average American sees his doctor five times a year. Only 10 per rent of the physicians' visits were to the patients' home. Mrs. Eckhart la presently em­ ployed in Washington, D. C., and Mr. Eckhart, who is serving with the U. S. Navy, will soon be sta­ tioned at Quenset rolnt, R. 1. PAYM ENT COST M O N TH LY PAYMENT ONLY �t *.*h JO E KILLER'S JOKE B O O K By GORDON J. TOLL n r , Seesrity Anaoelatan, Inc. Whojsrs the •opla who nra common stock shareowners? ST YoriMStock m e M i* W 0TTA Exchange the high lights of'th e finding Ofte^out of sight adults is a shareowner, compared to one * ^W oS ^^^K i wowneni outnumber men 62.5 to 47.6 ■Mat, * eeOMwhat larger margin than In 1966. A total 1,000 housewives own shares—the largest single group mart.' \ Tbs average shareowner haa a household income of 10 compand to $6,200 in 1966. Almost half of all sharetwners are ia the $6,000-110,000 income bracket. The median age of ahareownere la 49, one year older Shaw the comparable figure in 1966. Also reported that among ail shareowners, more than fWMhbds,' 8,610,000, hold stocks listed on the New York ock purchase plans, which are offered by ■umr publicly- ield companies, have contributed materially to shareowner _ >wth. More than 2,600,000 people first ac•sired thoir stock;holdings through company plans, while an M0 shareowners now invest regularly S & f f i u i ^ 0,000 aombor of pUni In fore* under th* Monthly Invent■ m i Flea Jumped to over 98,000 In 1969, a gain of 18 perThe Monthly Investment Plan encourages smell lnveamake regular Investments in American business. One •an invest la ft ■Ingle stock or several different stocks. The basic colt la starting such • plan la $40. M1P was act up In January, 1964, and ha* grown naarly 870 percent In dollar Mkoma la Ju etilx years. Commenting on MIP, a well-known financial commenta­ tor baa this to say about it: “MIP is sold only through brokerage Arms belonging to tha Exchange Itself. It haa no eager troops of salesmen devoted to i t Because of the istetivaly small commission Involved (perhaps $2.86 on a In p a y m e n t), few brokers can afford to get out and pubh t a n to Stocks that have been most popular with people who take advantage of this plan are General Motors, General Electrie, Dow Chemical, Standard 0 0 of New Jersey, American fWephon* 4c Telegraph, International Business Machines, WASHINGTON - The Republi­ BCA, Scare-Roebuck, Eastman Kodak and Phillips Petro. cans In New Jersey are about With th* Monthly Investment Plan now going into Its to stogo a political drama almost seventh year of existence, It haa established • valuable place as eld aa East Lynne. It is a f t r Itself in the pochctbooka of those who are interested in repetition of the family quarrel so bruising that tba wo, is open­ •taring and growing with American business. Kentucky, George Alkea of Ver­ mont and Margaret Chat# gmltb of Molna, they would find it hard to prasont any tp p e t'tn e c of moderals or liberal Republican­ ism. Mora 'iftan than not that# same senators have bean glvaa short .shrift Lj the administration gnd the party hierarchy. But this is a year wbea there la a dire aeed for what they have to offer. Case's defeat ia tha primary or ovoa a win by a small margia would bo almost certain to mean not juat tha tots of on* more Senate seat but the contraction of the party itself within the narrow circle of Um • strome rig h t ed for the Democratic opposition to walk la to victory la tb* fall. What gives this national InUrest la tb* way la which It reflects tba struggle over tb* IdonUty of Um GOP. And ot tho same time it points up Vico ProsIdont Nixon's dilemma aa ha One day MarUa asked Um sher­ iff la to p him a cup of coffee at a total rn tta u ra a t Craft jokingly agreed aad act a Um*. That night, Craft was shocked to tears MarUa turned up at tto iM U uraat at tto appointed hour, drask coffee aad mturand I t hie aaIL> , MarUa explained that to had mada a to p from a tablespoon. Craft took tto top, but Martin MM faihlonod another from a **A*'a "practical joke” one night. MarUa ualoctod tto upstairs eaQ door aad transferred all prisoners downstairs. Ones Martin sent for Um sheriff ta d gave Mm hid latest top SR D A ILY C R O S S W O R D AUftOM L A quip 4slang) a n a S is MOWN. ttftevtel I . A i tww iaaa erty 9. High, stiff tt.S o ak lose collar SLIUveram* (hist.) banhmant g.EagUab IL Boundary rlvar 1 IS. Black, hard 4. Fenny wood ». Lew island « 14. Leave off, 4. Smooth naa ’.Flaking pole .4. aingts unit S4.Op.nInga . . ,4 l- . . • i. 1 1 ,1 1 It 1 ’ f.• II ’ |*( i > 4 i i t : . • I d *1 rv (anal) ' ’ .’t n » 1 4 ;t • l i i S V t i '* ’ 1 4 *1 » :- 1 f %. 4 M |) 1 •! • ft ■ 4 1to • i l ' . • • •% . j ri| • • . R * T|» 4 ft * II-. « * 'I • , 4 m . i . as Tsstsetar'a An s i Tirlmlly SI. Relatives ra. Additional (■tang) 2>. Obligate < 7. Vera# Arrange 30. Diacov.r by Um ^ystamaUcally Curtea 1. Spirited U .W M m 2T. Struck ; . extrema right • wingers, whoae to rt be already nas, and the moderate or Elsenhower Republi* cans aad Independent Democrats. vtoM aupport he a m t wta If to la to be presided. te a . Clifford P, Cato of Now Jersey, running for roMlacttoa attar oaa term, ha* a clear elates to Um title of moderate a t liberal Republican. He baa expected Fra sldsiit Eisenhower o a . almost on Utuos and to baa often gone further than tha president, being for federal aid to school construc­ tion, for help la clearing stream pollution. a*d Other matters w toie Klaaatowar economy comas down bard. Casa ia opposed tor renomlaa* Uoa by Robert Morris, tormorly counsel of Um Senate's Internal Security subcommittee and can of tto moat Impassioned end tin core erasedera aa tto Commuatoto*ln* practically-everything lias. Ha la stumping Um atata charging that Case favors spending poUetcs op­ posed by Um president. At Um u m time to (t out against re ­ peal of the Coaaally a~.ndm oat, which puts limits oa Amertaan aoeeptanca of Um Jurisdiction of the World Court although both Elsenhower aad Nixon are on record for tto change. Morris ia reported have Um WASHINGTON — When ho eauatara through the working hallo of the preea la the Senate gallery, there rella la hla wake a algh of admiration—or ia It eavyt Hla Plarida.bakad face ia usualty broken by a aalf-eonselous amlle. IBe atrida of hia long lege la not that of a man who walka with an air of Importance. Yet today ho haa accomplished what no other reporter haa dona in the memory of the Senate preaa gallery. He’a hot on the threehold of becoming a millionaire. Allan Drury reached this mone. tary summit by having written one novel. Hia flrpt book, "Advise and Content” Is a story of human beings in Washington politics. The strange thing about him la he’s atlll a shy guy. "la it true," I l i k 'd him aa ha paaaad by my typewriter, "that your book will Kara aoon grosaed you $1 million T "Um, nh, wall,” ha aald In an “aw-shucks-why-bring-it-up” man­ ner. "Yt«. eonceivably it could. Yea, conceivably ” y Juat a few tilnutea befora I learned from another aource that book aalea alon- had already groaaed him 1800,000. "Yea,” ha aald. "Yea, lt’a trua." And the worda came aa if it pained him to admit ha'a piled up a half million in four months. Now coming up ia a movie which Otto Preminger will film CASE D — 490: Harry Q., aged 27, Is an automobile salesman. "Dr. Crane," he began, "I have trouble answering obJecUosi from the prospect. "During my main sales talk. I get along fine. "But when they shoot questions back at me, I seem to lose them, though I have memorised answsra to all tba standard objtctlons from the prospect. "So what is my trouble? It sure­ ly can't be due to lack of that 'bail firs’ alemcnt you mentioned earlier this week." Salesmen usually fear the ob­ jections of a prospect, yet those ara golden opportunities — IF. And that big "IF " msans, It you first realise that the pros, pact la branded acrosa his chest with this psychological motto: " I WANT TO FEEL IMPORTANT.” Many times, the prospect is so snowed under by the skillful mem­ orised sales talk that ha feela be may look like a rubber stamp to his wife unless ha raises some objections. So the real motive behind the objection may often be an at­ tempt to assert hia own import­ ance, either to himself or to his wife. When you salesmen answer your prospect, -therefore, be sure your rapiy makes HIM foal important, not you yourself: Don't figuratively preen your own fan th a n because you think reel important, or you will sot makt a salt: And how can you inflate tho proapoct’s ago if you domoliah hla objection with • neat as. swarf Tht sc e n t lias in this crucial sales formula — "Pause k Praia*.” "That’s a sm art quaatioa you have railed." ean be lb* quick reply of the salesmen, regardlets of the typo of objection from tba prospect. "In fact. I wish mors prospects had your understanding of automobiles, for then they’d know what to look for la a ear." Thua far, aa you n a d e rs can sea, the salesman haa made no attempt to answer Um prospect’s objection, for ha haa simply been making hit poltnUal customer feel more important. And If tho lattor’l wife It atondlnf near, or sitting batlde bar husband la thslr living room (if the taletm aa is selling in­ surance), the proapeet now can preen bis feathers. FRENCH AVE. SECURITY sum from selling tba book aa a stage >tay, which la expeetad to open on Broadway before the No. vtmber election. On top of that, a British book publiaher paid Al a record aura for reprinting rights overseas. Everybody’s gotten into the act of publishing Drury’s one work of a rt In aome form or another. They're even printing hia books illicitly in Japan. For this, ha doesn't get a c e n t And it would coat him more than It would be worth In legal fees to collect his rightful royalties from the O rient What takes my breath.aw ay ia that Just one year ago Al was merely one of the boys—one of 1,000 Washington correspondents —reporting for one newspaper. Hla paper was the New York Times. And now, overnight he's a world celebrity — a Cinderella re« porter, a soon-to-be millionaire. Ju st the othsr day I saw a U. 8. * senator asking him for an auto­ graph. Tht way this money and glory fell a t hla feet was through hard work. Instead of going on the town evenings and taking it c ity weekends when hit regular work was done, this handaom* bachelor of 40 stuek his note to th* grindstone and hatted out a minimum of 4,000 worda a week § until "Advise and Consent” was * bom. Al has specifically Inspired two pas of peopla. One, of course, Is • newspaper crowd of Washington. They're now mors determined than aver, and dreaming harder, about writing their own great American novel The second ia tha Internal Re­ venue Service, From the minute ha struck it rich, they've becn-to hounding him worse than a bunch of autograph-seekers. S SSOCIATES, INC. Members - New York Stock Bxcbaago . t ot STOCKS • BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS 25th ST Rail Payroll! Rite WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rail* road payrolls totaled about 94.fn M o o O ia ISW, slightly a»*re than ia ISM. despite a I per cent drop ia employment to an average FR I. and SAT TV Stamps with each p u rc h a s e TEXACO GASOUNI Com* ia and register — Ne purchase necessary. 199 Gala. Gas 10 Gala. Gee 21 Gate. Gas DRAWING I P, I t , SAT. MAR. I Yes Do Net Have T# Be Present Te Wta Horry M. Kniffin, Jr. iM. b a m c i •$ „ _ . ROAD 2-0171 MANAGER SERVICE P I C K - U P end ■ » , DELIVERY W ASHING - POUSHI in u N T fc FIR ESTO N E T ire s and A cce so rio s / / f �r A_ to * Sw tfeH l Fri. March 4, 1960—Pair* 5 R e ta in Both Symington, Kennedy Backers Claiming Kansas Speedup Ordered To Raze Quake-Hit City AGADIR, Morocco (UP!) — Crown Prince Moulay D a m n to­ WASHINGTON (U P Il-B a rk e r* of both Sen. John F. Kennedy 111* day ordered a sprrdup in the razM an.) and Sen. Stuart Symington I ing of rarthquakc-shaiicrrct Agadir (D-Mo.) staked claim* today to s t ­ to halt Lie threat ol an outbreak ot able bloc* of the Kama* delegation • typhus and plague. to the Democratic National Con­ He ordered that the few building* vention. The formalilie* Involved in the selection of the Hair'* 21-vote •Mayor No Drip delegation will be completed today TULSA, Okla. (UPIl - Tulsa at the Hate Democratic convention Mayor James Maxwell .rased for meeting at Hutchlnion. billboard advertise nenl which Both Kennedy and Sen. Hubert ashowed him donating blood to the j II. Humphrey ID-Minn), the only two announced candidate* for the Bed Cron. Printed across the top Democratic presidential nomina­ of the huge signs was the head­ "Maxwell — Good to the tion, will addreji the convention line: Last Drop.” tonight. Easy To Remember WOODSTOCK. Vt. (UP1) Someone with a sense .r humor assigned telephone number 0M to the Ottauqueche* Health Center. The number f* ■ well known brand of mrdleine. Hr Sister Patsy si ill Handing hr blown to bits and ; of the estimated 4,000 to 6,000 perthe rubble covered, wiih quicklime ' sons who perished in the Monday to kill the swarms of rats (hat have night earthquake have already sprung from the ruins of Agadir. ! found their final rcsiing place Moroccan authorities announced ' beneath the debris. Unconfirmed reports said the ’ e had cnce decided lo coll on the U. S. Air Force to use nap alm - death toll may reach 10,000. Be­ jellied gasoline—to incinerate the fore the night of horror and des­ remains of the dead city, but truction, Agadir was a resort boom town of 30.000 residents. changed hi* mind. There was no immediate explan­ ation but apparently there was not enough napalm available to do the job and he feared Ihe fight on pcstllrnce might be slowed ra'hcr TOPEKA. Kan. (U P Il—Boyce than iprcdcd. Morocco also was using French Butcher feel* a close kinship with and American bulldozers lo demol­ a woman In California whose ish any still standing buildings, daughter ran up the big telephone Battening Agadir into an oblivion bill last Christmas. Rutcher, a widower, hired a possibly matched only by the level­ Rescuer Rescued JO yeai,-o1d baby sitter to keep ing of ancient Carthage. PHOENIX, N. Y. lU P l) — The The Romans wiped that proud hi* two rhildren while hs worked. table* were somewhat turned North African city off the map Shortly after (he quit he got a when voluntrer firemen and vil- and sailed it* earth oul of venge­ telephone bill of $026.07 for long | tage police rescued a dor from ance. But thi* city will be leved distance rails she had made, most | the icy water* of the Oneida Riv- j and dusled with lime, of them to a boy friend in Wash­ *er. The dor was a St, Bernard. Ttie drastic step meant that most ington. ‘Phonitis’ Hurts Kansas Widower GIFTED LIFE READER NO 1-4S5« H w y . 17-92 Across From Club DIsmoM S Mile. From Sanford DAILY R A. M. - II P. M. OPEN SUNDAY Will rv-unit* the separated, lo­ cate absent friend* and rela­ tive*, eaute happiness between men and wife. Make* up Invar*1 quarrel*. Tell* if tiekneia or bad lurk I* natural or unnatur­ al, how tn hold your poiltlon and win and hold the on* you love, overcome anemic*, evil taftiirnce* and bad lurk. Doea not tell to plea** you, but will toll the truth, pood or bod. One vinlt will repay you for 4isappointmenta In all o thers ------------- $ 1 ,0 0 ------------- EVERYBODY WELCOME Sal iaf art Ion, or no fro neooptad NEW OFFICERS OF WORLD WAR I VETERANS AUXILIARY to Bar. racka 486 were installed at a meeting thla week. They are front row, from left, Mrs. Caroline Pierro Jr., vice president; Mrs. Laura Ludecke, presi­ dent; Mrs. Lilah Kelley, DeLand, department chaplain, who was installing officer; Mrs. Letha Fowler, senior vice president. Bnck row, Mrs. Felice Swanson, conductress, Mrs. Madeline Covemey, secretary, and Mrs. Wini­ fred Stiles, treasurer. (Herald Photo) New Disc Jockey School Opens To Teach 'Laymen' The Trade By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPH - Rlghl In the middle of Ihe recent pay­ ola Investigation I saw ■* newspa­ per advertisement so perfectly timed that k fairly took my breath Away. The ad announced the opening of a school for dise jockeys. Now here la something, I said to myself, that ia going to fill a gap — you might even call it an aching void — in our educational system. I’m glad now I only said it lo myself. 1 was thinking of eome disc jockeys 1 have heard who sounded like they could use a lit tie more schooling. Upon further Investigation 1 learned that the school was not being set up lo reach disc jockeys but to teach people who aren't dise jockeys how to bo one. That, ai they say in radio, Is a record of a different label and New owners o! Longwood's Colo­ I'm nol sure the world is ready nial Restaurant era Mr. and Mrs. for it. .I've had a talk with Tom F. J. Keyes of DeLand. Mr. and Mrs. Keyes bought the Church St, and Eestlake Ave. restaurant from Mr. and Mrs. William 8ampson. • T h e Sampsons have decided to limit their restaurant Interests to their Ogunquit, Maine laa. Sanford’s newest service station will have iti grand opening this weekend. The Fairway Texaco Service Sta­ tion on French Avc. at 2Slh St. will give away 100, SO and 2$ gallons of gas Saturday to threo persons who bought gas at the new station. The 40 by 35 foot atation which Vcontalni two work areas Is on a 125 by 150 foot piece of land. Harry Tooke, 1301 E. Seminole Blvd., owns the building and Harry M. Knlffin Jr. is ths new station man­ ager. Besides gasoline service, the sta­ tion will feature washing, greasing, polishing, oil and filter changing. Regular opening hours will be from 7 a. m. until 10 p. m. Knlffin will be assisted by two men. Kniffln # h a s had 10 years experience with Texaeo. He has lived heya since September. Knlffin is married and has four children. Construction of the station was finished Feb. IS. Aamshaw, director of the school, and I'm still nol sure. The camp of old DJU it located in a downtown office building. The classrooms are arranged to look like the interior of a radio sta­ tion, with signs saying "Studio A" and "oa tha air" and that tort of thing. Although claases haven't atarted yet, Armshaw said ha had the curriculum all mapped out. It will be divided Into two parts—speech (how to ad lib, read commercials, etc.) and production (how to flip discs, etc.), Armshaw said the fa cully would he composed of local disc jockeys who have made good and arc willing to past the secret of their success on to the next generation. "Who's going lo be the profes­ sor of payola?" I asked. Arms aw, a young man wllh the c jn ’ldent air of one who has found his mission in life, seemed '-rlicd by Ihe question. ? v.cnt i j the wall and took i'j.vn a I.- med copy of the ichoji j t t J o. It was an eight-point ‘ '? of good practices for disc Jj; aid it was nothing s .. o liu j- r r tonal. Point -four -c*c?e VU» ;jr. u with the payola p r /j -m and, 1 would say, pinned it to the mat. 1 "Any person or company who would attempt to influence your own tense of judgment, tasio cr sha....unship by bargaining far special attention to a record, an artist, a label or a sponsor.. .i uhs nal u.ily your own value lo t r sia.on and your employer lu : your own abilities and self-re­ spect." 1 also waa Interested In point six, which said: “ You'll be flat­ tered by the amorous attention listeners of the opposite sex will shower on you by mail or phone, ion. These people are ‘poison!1 " Truly Iheie ara words to live cvep trying to reach you in perby and I trust each graduating cla n will taka them to heart. WAYS A p ril 16th h Ju st around An ca/endar co rn e r...and tha lima of frantic figuring ia upon ue, YOU CAN "How to save on Incoma taxes?" ia tha m/dnfght-oil-burnfng questionI . Electric Workers Hold Birthdayfete i O. Lewis Dinkins, distributor for The Pure Oil Company, is attend! the 1060 Pure Oil Company Sales Meeting in Atlanta at the Dinkier Plaza Hotel this week. The purpose of this Division-wide meeting is to recogniso outstanding sales accomplishments for 105* as a well as introduce new and Improv­ e d products and customer services. Sure Vote-Getters HOUSTON. T e n . (UP!) — Among candidates to filo for con­ stable in the Houston area thin year era Jock Dompaey in Frorinct 1 and Davoy CrocktU in Product 3. •Fam ily Set At Ease CAVENDISH, Vt. (U P Il-J a m e s E. Gsy, celebrating hia lOlat birthday wrote relative*. "I'm neither drunk, craiy nor Incapable of feeding myself, I ean watch my current account* and got there juet tha tamo though l ’v* ■lowed up a little." T L o Harvey L. Dunn served as m ailer of ceremonies at the buffet dinner and dance at the DeLa'ml Country Club Local 1491, Inter­ national Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Enterprise, celebrated its 14tb anniversary. The dinner was served from • to a p. m. with the program following. Wesley L. Tyler, president; Harvey L. Dunn, vice president; Bart Gal lets, recording secretary; B. L. Harkey, financial secretary; R. R. Kyle, business manager; L. W. Jones and R. F. Ragon, system company repreientatlvea were in­ troduced. This local organised in U46 with twenty members with the Isle Homer C. Peterman as first pce'ident and now has a membership of 74 and is comprised of traloyeee of the Florida Power Corp. i DoLand and the Georga E. Turner plant in Enterprise. John Davits, logiaiaUvo repre­ sentative for the Florida Federa­ tion of the labor council waa the guest speaker for lha evening. E t ic e Not Registered in the County for STATE on i n c o m ... e Taka advantage of all pppo tibia deduction!. There are reliable Incoma tox guides on tale that wtf give you a complete list of a l permfe sible deductions. You may be sur­ prised at how much you can save by itemizing your deduction*. LIT'1 GIANT FOOD STO RES Florid*'! Friendlier Most Cm t m M Food Stor* • Quick ftoreico French At*, at Mrd S i To those who h a v e COUNTY, R eddy has two suggestions that w ill reduce Incom e taxes today and in tha future: AND FEDERAL ELECTIO N Beginning March 4th R efu ta tio n Office will be open for regiitering 90 days. Monday - Friday 9 ftil 5 Saturday 9 ’til Noon APRIL 2nd Is Ths Last Day to Register . Camilla 6. Bruce Keep t o f i o v u i w i M t o u t of b u tin e ie . W hen I K * G o v e rn m e n t c o m p e te * with private enterprise* the cost ie reflected in higher ta xe s. In just one in s ta n c e -T V A -F lo r id a 's share of the tax burden involved has already am ounted to $ 12 5 ,9 5 0 ,0 0 0 * based on R o rid a 's 'ih a re o f Federal taxes. T h is am ounts to just u n d e r $ 10 0 per fam ily o f fo u r. S u p p ort tree enterprise* resist governm ent *om > petition, and you wM save on t e a * * . OPEN 7 A. M. - II P. M. IV1RYDAT COLD BEER Corto* To Carry Fiahlac A Paper Plata* Capa, Fort*. Fiahlac P^M , Erarythiap For A Conplata , Or Flahiap Trip. ICS C m hod Or Mock, To Keep Yo*r Gi m Or Ftefc. For CoM M a t e , f r h > o at*. LIGHT COMPANY COLD A QUICK COOK MEATS C k ltk n , t a —age * M M W. Scatt Buna. IVorfcfa » % a MT MaffMfta Av» DAIRY PRODUCTS TALL COME T TO II I z k te r �whcw-^i rnmmmmaoamOMH - ' ........ V . "'ip DeLand To Gain In Class A Tourney ‘ dv * : # ffar tognlnrh Recall Page 6—Fri. March d, 1960 THE WRIGHT WAY . . . La Gratey and Bay Luadqultt tie d the Sanford Seralnoles to 11-91 victory ever DeLaod to it their way lata the semi-final • I W the Class A, Group S ! ja k u a r p M B AttV n tw r \P P O B rrr \BYBHTOF 060, ! TH E M A ■ &CARP ' other winners in first round Flap wore deabreese, New Smyrna led Cocos. Maw Smyrna nipped Vero Beach B-M, and Seabreete rolled past Usaimmee, 109-24 In afternoon \O P E /f- WfitUM Pt! : t h i* ev ek v la a preliminary game to the laniard tilt. Cocoa toppled Fort W R IG H K 'G jn g President Virgil H eather said tod knew "absolutely nothing" •bout Use alleged gambling eltuaMan but « IS "a check will be m ade by tomeooa a t Urn univer­ sity" to see if the reports were IfW Hancber said he knew of no .aomplaints from students concernj a g the alleged hotting. "But, I • a n t want to bo quoted that th e n w a n no complaints because they m y h ive come to some ether Vklvsritty official who might be Mayor Purchases First Greyhound Game Tickets •e sfe rd 's Mayor Earl Higgtofarthest, today wee the holder of the firs t two season tickets to • g n f o r d Greyhound Baseball p a s s u a t Memorial Stadium this M icteey WORKER HER W A /U P TO B K O /R r/R R o n e / W lftH M RM K* with ir e ,# 2 iA tr wm stiZW ? IOWA CITY, Iowa (DPI) -U n ieereity of town officials and law \ M ire e m e a t officers here said they know nothing about a re- hotted ‘‘number* gams’* run by - gamblers on loam Hawkeys has. fastball games this astson. But, both promised to look Into lha reports to see If th e n was a a r validity to It. l h a Des Moines Register, In . a copyrighted article, said gamb a d "bllk»d" university stuSeeto asst e l "hundreds of dollars" i i r l a i the current N iso n by rig- ftao a p p r o ye p YEA R A R P ESO AM P Mb * g A R M / to * E V E R Y YEA R f fp * o * r fs 1 r ftP & . OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - The American Football Lcagua, boomaloof with plana for a successstart in tha fall, announced today that It had 400 players under contract and stadiums avaUabla in all tight cities. The league m et here with Commlailaoor Joe Foes presiding and them wasn't n hitch In the early tmeeedinas. Foal said that tha playara were without getting Into anyresembling a pries war with tha National Football League. "Tlw lowest co n tract! sew wee far 39,099 and the highest was IU.OOO—although some of tha outstanding players had some » « S tM U O R a S B available. "Give mo tbs asms two 1 had "We’ll make our announcement last summer," said tot Mayor. within a few deys," a i d Don Dl*md ba sun that they are near Mtgglo, one-Ume bsMbnti etar Shoes reserved by Ken McRoberta and now vice president of the and Ralph W ight and h i m of the Bolton Patriots. "U will seat at g h e r regular* so I ’ll hava someons least M,000." Chet Soda, gtaarai manager of Oteb officials this morning also the Oakland team, reported the announced a change in the price ally a r son FraseUco had offer­ o f season tickets, a change that ed tha « n of bath B eatt 8Uwill n u n savings of from 9UL90 to ISO. * For instance, a reserved hex Cold interrupts east th at will Include general admission will Mil for 990 which moans a savings of 920 since the nightly charge for admission and a box seat i> 31. or 970 for the vttfttoaal Tennis Tournament ro­ t u n d la the cold today after faama Mason of 70 games. F o r fans who prefer to ilt In beiug Interrupted by rote *and the bleachers o r upper stands, the wind Thursday. The passing of a cold front season ticket will Mil for 9«° Instead of 999-30, • savings of Thursday limited men's singles to 919.90 sines th* nightly gams only one match in which Jean Noel Grinde of France upset UU Schmidt of Swadcn, 9-4, 0 6, S3. Tha unMcdad Grinds. 100 pounds, 9 feet, 4 Inches tail, overpcwwrod Schmidt, seeded third, The U. S. paint industry 4 wfaaeo lobe and accuracy fell ta il to be Its first 91,000, A W K I I 'e M antle, Weiss Still 'Bickering' Over Salary Terms By Alan Mover F tR o rm M B * . otoHtm o p e n rw /c e R a row . dium and Candlestick Park (tha naw baseball plant). Soda said U "probably" would bo Candlestick Park, which will seat about 43,000. Kesar Mats 90,000. Tha other plant! and their seat­ ing capacities; Naw York, Polo Orounds (49,000); Los Angeles, Fact Prefers Stay On Relief Elroy Face, wbe chuckles softly any time he hears that only electIng pitchers make big money, In­ sisted today he prefers to keep mopping up at tha rate of about 139,000 a year. F act, tha compact Pirate relief act, takei a completely different view than Larry Sherry of the Dodgers, who would like to get out of the bullpen and become a starter with the idea of not burn­ ing hlmMlf out ao quickly and possibly earning far more money. "Pm getting the highest ealgry on the club," eald the five-footeight, 133-pound right-hander who potted a fantastic 11-1 record lait MCiotii "so no one la aver going to moke me believe that relief pitchers can't do as wall finan­ cially aa starters. "And 1 don't swallow that talk about relieveri shortening their careers, either," be added, fin­ gering trickles of perspiration off hla aun-tanned forehead. " I navar felt 1 w et tiring a t any time last year even thouah I did run Into one stretch there where I was making some bad pitches." NEW YORK (UP11 - Middle­ weight Yama Bahama of Bimini Island seeks his sixth straight vic­ tory tonight in a TV fight with Victor Zalatar, lanky Argentine slugger, at Madison Square Gar­ den. Because of his greater exper­ ience and skill, Bahama is fa­ vored at 7*3 to win their 10-round­ er which will be televised and broadcast nationally by NBC at 10 P. m. Neither Bahama, 27, nor Zaiaxar, 24, Is ranked among the top 10 contenders; but each baa ring assets that may make him a con­ tender in the somewhat shopworn 100-pound division. Yama, a former fishing guide In the Bahamas, is fait, sm art, unusually rugged and a fair lefthooker. Zalasar Is an unusually dan­ gerous puncher—when be con­ nects. Oswald Racers Favored Tonight Two stars of the Oswald Bro­ thers Kennel will be among eight hand-picked greyhound! to see action in tonight’s hot-box loth race at Sanford-Orlaado Ken­ nel Club. O. B.'e Medium, with three vic­ tories to her credit over top com­ petition, Is the favorite by morn­ ing line oddi of 9-to-2. The 92pound red mlse will be scamper­ ing from tho sixth position. O. B.'s Title,drew the eight-box for the lop-grade affair and she'll bo running la quest of her fifth ■easen triumph. Tho big 10th will highlight an ll-eveat schedule starting with a fast event at 0:10 p, m. Another female atar, Simmering, also will bo well-liked in tha head­ liner. This 98-poundar will in thofour-box waiting for SwifUe, tha mechanical rabbil. She rceenUy beat O. B.'s Medium and other standouts. The avonly-matchod field is expected to provide m o of the season'! meet hard-fought encounters. Others In the 10th are Ed's Hour Glass, Mountain Crest. Mltrn’s Dasher, Turnaround sad Rocket Dream. > Ualted Press lateraatleasl Slugger Mickey Mantle and Gen­ eral Manager George Velas ap­ parently have cleared the decks for the New York Yankees' big­ gest salary debate since the hey­ day of Joe DiMaggio. Weiss issued no comment Thurs­ day after Mantle’s remark th a t he might not mind being traded, but it was obvious to Yankee fol­ lower* a t SL Petersburg th at the general manager was aa mad as a hornet. A Yankee spokesman said Weiss is Incensed because a t Mantle's refusal to budge out ef Dallas, Tex., before be has agreed to terms. "Welt* thinks this is a serious enough m atter for Mantle to a t least meet him head to head-" the official said. " I t’s obvious this has become much more than a routine salary disagreement." Vic Heschl, the last really adaraent Yankee holdout, was traded after his selge but there is little likelihood th at Weiss would con­ sider a deal for Mantle. For one thing, Mantle is only 29, and, for another, the Yankees need hla power — even hi* disappointing power ia the form of a M i aver­ age and 31 homers. President Bill Dewitt of the De­ troit Tigers “hardened" his a t­ titude . toward holdout outfielder Charley Maxwell when he said a IHOOO offer was “absolutely fi­ n al* Maxwell led the dub with 31 homer* U lt aaason but batted only .261. American League bat­ ting champion Harreyy Kuenn i* the other Detroit holdout. Jackie Brandt, acquired from the San Francieco Glante during the' winter, delighted Manager Paul Richards with hi* sharp linedriving- hitting .during the Baltl- Kaiser Named 'Best' Player ATLANTA (UP1) Georgia Tacb'a jump-shooting Roger Kai­ ser, the Indiana marksman who •parked the Yellow Jacket! to an N.C.A.A. tournament berth, was acclaimed today aa the outstanding basketball playtr in the South­ eastern Conference. K ilter, the SEC scoring leader with hie 5M points and 22.9 aver•«e, was also tho top cholea for the !•*> United Prese InterneUoaal AU • Southeastern Confer•nce basketball team picked by raortawriters and •portscaiters from throughout tho aeven-state SEC area. Hla teammate Dave Dentoo waa named to tho team alio, making Goergia Tech the only entry In tho U-teim league with two firstteam AU-Confarenct players. The other first-team members, one The number of rndie stations ia tha United States has gone up t a per cent In the past 13 years, report* • spokesman for tha Na­ tional Association e f Broadcastora. Miami Gridtfers Open Practice ALP/HOPUCHCF H t* HOPE FOR Z u ccetz< y/7 * E L ACQOlZmolQP JAW a'B AM OtO 9 B B U .T R / n e t f i R t r H E R I t M A P TUB AN PO eH B n E c o m c m ^ F tA o * . FRFF t K TOP9P !P T M /M A K t/r7 m n i M B T *e jR tB A 6 d t'B f r e t t ea m f t s s w n (OTHER TKAK TPCRKKR u p tu b dime v o f f sh b b - r ta b s* tm 70TALEP 44MOM£R% lA tfttA R , 70TM 7I0C E R A R O X ft's tone ts InetiS • Pruess Hakes Golf Semi-Finals ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) -T is h Pruess, making her finest showing of the winter amateur golf circuit, will meet U. S. Curtis Cup team member Judy Bell la the Mm!finals of the Florida East Coast Women’s Amateur Golf Tourna­ ment today. Mias Pruess, of Pompano Baach advanced to the Mml-Oaela by Bell, of Wichita, Kan., eliminated Lenny Cranston of San Marino, Calif.* 3 and 4. The other semi-final match will pair 1930 National Amateur cham­ pion Barbara Mctntlro of Lake Park aiain st tore. Maurice Click or Baltimore. Miss Mclntlro defeated Barbara Williams, 4 and 9. Miss GUck de­ feated Mrs, Barbara FUlotf, Hamvilla, 1U„ 9 and 3 Thursday. Miss ilton, Ohio*,! and 2. OthBn talk gaa aavingt...but Plymouth lata you too it. At your dotto/o now—tho Plymouth Pro ve -It. y o u r u lf econom y Dr iv e M$ you toko tho whool ond too oxsc tty tho mUoagoyou got! Thoutandt havo takon thfa convincing drive. Don't mitt itt a No apodal teat track. . . no special test condi­ tions . . . no apodal teat driver i Just you at the wheel of a regular full-alxe Plymouth. Hcro'a bow It worka: ACTrpsfar»tofnawedprodiHf,>iuttciiewae«diwy«i>feepe«MtidMWa<ties. lightly S 5 otiOP.A WEEKLY ----- > Ctefakatma v«# • H s s U d S ta a d a • V ntot P o r t i a -..sir IT43 ' BRASS MOTORS B. r o m u r i i l Ava 4 d m " • •••" v r .............................................. * '** 1-v NATURAL GAS CO.* Then you drive in your usual fashion, through normal traffic. When the gaa in tha Jar has been used, cheek the mileage reading on the speedometer. See for youraelf the mile­ age you got on just a small amount of fuel Simple, fair—and dnunat'a proof, we think, of (he solid gaa economy eniineered Into the Solid Plymouth for 1860. See pour Plymouth deatar, Mounted on one aide of a Plymouth is a jar which feeds • measured amount of gaa director to the car. You turn a ooutrol and the oar ta pow­ ered by the g u (ram this Economy Meter. Wednesday* Friday ft Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY If always hit always claar always plaaty Plymouth gives you more miles per gallon! tho start. "Wo'JI have contact work to­ day, and avery day that wa prac­ tice," Gustafson said. Tha Hurri­ canes will work out Monday, Tues­ day, Friday and Saturday of each week until they complete the 20 Melons allowed under NCAA regu­ lations. Among tha 72 squad members Gustafson boprs to find a replace­ ment for quarterback Fran Cursi, whose passing and field general­ ship carried Miami to a d*4 {record last season, liii-to bo oprlnf. And one of thoto ciaya* you moy bo Interm u ! In ken* w • > Prove it to yourself! Dramatic tost proves CORAL OABLES (UPI) - Tbs University of - Miami's football team opened spring practice today •ad Coe eh Andy Gustafson promt- 3 M ATINEES more Orioles' workout a t Miami. Richards said Brandt’s style It "Just right" for spacious Balti­ more 'Memorial Stadium, where 490-foot drives frequently ere ju st long “outs." Manager Wait Alston surprised Los Angeles Dodger followers by assigning World Series starters Don Dryadala and Roger Craig to early exhibition appearance*. The T Dodger* war* forced to call off ’ Thursday'* workout but Alston said th* toam "on tho wholo is a Hula ahsad of last yaar.” . Home-run hitting Rocky Colavtto took hla first workout with th* Clavaland Indiana a t Tueion, Aria., and *ald, "I feel In my bones that I am going to havt e good icason." Colavito, who tied Washington's Hannon Klllebrew for th* horn* run lead with 42 y ( but hit only .257 last season,' > refused to make any spaclfle predictions, however. x.'- �§ a n (a rlt Sanford ii the shad fishing eapl 111 «( the world. 1960—Page 7 merclal Fisheries attic* at Beau­ fort, S. C., said. Thai makes Sanford the world'* ahrd capital, Crowe calculated. Average catch per boat from Crowe'a waa IV* shad, the report laid. The survey showed that already thia aeaaon more ahad have been taken than during at] of the Its*ST aeaaon, when 33,000 to 40,000 were taken. It alio pointed out the increaaed Intereat in ahad fiahlng In the St. John* aa evidenced by the Jump from 12.IS1 angler* in 1M6ST to tT,SM In llSt-S*. Thia aeaion about 11,000 fishermen already had been on the river ai of Feb. 14. Theae num­ ber* include only thoae who reguter their catchei • • there are other thouianda who do not report them to the aurvey. The government bureau of fiaheriea attribute! the increaae In fiahing and in catche* to the open­ ing of new area* not prevloualy flihed heavily and increaaed knowledge of the habits of the ahad. The aurvey reported a five per­ ANOTHER SHAD IS 1.ANDED on the St. Johns River. These two boats cent Increaae In fiah caught and weEe in tbe weekend traffic which continues to grow on the river. Surveys 30 percent more angler* trying to said 7,900 boata were nut, with an average of two fishermen in each, dur­ land them la at year. The fiah camp oparatar* believe ing the last ahad season. More arc expected thia year. The season ends that both the** p ereaiU fai will in April. (Herald Photo) A Winter Park flaberman, Phil be larger thia ataaen. Strict, won the top prito for ahad Tho government aurveyora call in a contest sponsored by Dei.- Intereat in the apart ‘phenomenal." mark Sporting Goods of Orlando. He entered a four-pound, six-ounce fiah In the competition which end­ ed Thursday. DAYTONA BEACH — Three firat group la Ed Rabat of Savan­ Includes the 31 degree east turn The winning shad got a 633 gift of fishing tackle for Strelt, who North Carolina driven who have nah, Ga., winner of the recent CBS of the two and a halt "Big D" caught It just before the deadline taken over aa owner* of three (deviled (porta car race ami alio speedway. of the contest. Fial-Abirth Zagstos of Ihe Fran­ wlnnrr of the first Florida region­ A total of IT0 boats have been klin D. Roosevelt racing team al feature here last September. registered In Seminole County of last season will make their Included among other early en­ Nurse Killed, 5 since the new state regulation on first appearance in competition tries are George Robertson of prower craft went Into effect, the with their new cars at Daytona Hurt In Mishap tax collector's affiea reportad to­ International Speedway Saturday Locust Grove, Ga., with a Cor­ and Sunday. vette; Ronald Courtney of Miami, MILTON (U PI)—A Navy nuraa day. The driven arc Eric Alexander with a Jaguar; Gaorga Peck of Purchasers Of boat! which a r t v s i killed and five persona in­ jured lata Wednesday In a two. powered with more than 16 hone- and Bobby Vann of Charlotte and Clearwater, with a DB Special; for Sanford and car collision on Highway 00 be­ power must ragiater tham as soon Tom Clark of Chimney Rock. The Bill Slory of Clearwater, with hi* as the boats are bought, tho col­ T ar Heels spceditcn recently pur­ Alfa-Romeo; Bob Klngham of tween hare and Panaacola. chased the racing machines from Auburndale, with > Jaguar; Chuck Four of tha injured were ai*6 lector pointed out. The coat varies with the horse­ (he Washington, D. C. distributor. Casicl of Ft. Lauderdale, with a Navy paraonnel. Tbe Navy with­ Thia will mark the first appear­ Porsche RSK; Jim Fritz of Ft. held name* of alt vlctlma until power used. Boat* with leas than ance of the Tar Heel* In competi­ Lauderadle, with a Monaca Saab their next of kin had baan noti­ 10 h. p. need not b* registered. Proper display of tb* registra­ tion at Daylana International ami Art Hultlnger of Windermere, fied. tion number* alio waa alreised Speedway, where they will be with his Bocar X P 3 Special. All of the regional races will be facing the top Florida and Geor­ again. When Rutherford B. llayei waa Tbe number* must be plainly gia driven In a Florida regional on a lime basis rather than laps elected President by one vote ia visible on a* eh aide of the bow program that lists two race* and and will be rolled off over Ihe the electoral college, hie election of lb* boat. A regiitration card practice for Saturday and five new 3.1 mile course that replace* 2401 French Ave, was contested and referred to an to bs carried in tb* billfold also racing eventi for Sunday with the the 3.81 mile course. The new course eliminates the 3! degree electoral commission, where ha la lamed and ahould be kept oa firat starting at 12:13 p, tn. won again—by a alngta vote. Rated aa the lop entry of the high banked weal turn but aUll the penoa of tha boat operator. •Thafa the word from an expert aeen aa many ahad haulad out in the field—J . SI. Crowe who hat of the St. John* River e* any­ body. "And I ain't Juat talking—If* a fact," Crowe said yeaterday, pulling out the latest government aurvey reauita to back up hi* atatement. Crowe, who baa operated hi* fiahlng camp on the river for yetra, laid thia fiahing aeaion ha* been real good and figure* up to Feb. 14 ahow that it will aurpaai tail aeaaon, when an esti­ mated 61,100 ahad were caught In Ihe river. A total of 4I.54T ahad have been reported caught from Dee. until Feb, 14 through the govern­ ment aurvey card* which snglera are aiked to fill out at the var­ ious fiah camp*. The aurvey eatimated that 36 per cent of.lbe fiahermen who onicred the river through Crowe'a Camp reported catches. Those re­ porting at thia one camp totaled up 23,163 shad, the Bureau of Comwait logged by two visitors to f A CATCH OF 23 SHAD Seminole County, Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell of Hampton, Va. Twelve of the 23 were roe. Happiness Through Health .(By DR. F. LEO KERWIN) Blueprint Of Your Future The condition of your spine the blueprint for your individual future. Your Chlropraetor can tell you whether you can look forward to a Jaunty 76 or whether you will bs miserable at 40. It's entirely a matter of whether your spinal part* are exactly Jn the place nature meant them to be. If however your spine sags beyond ita normal position 'and spinal bones, are out of (their correct position, don't h e surprised if you suffer with some chronic ailment, ^Misalignment Is as bad in Ah® human machine as it is In any kind of delicata m ichlnery. I t la particularly bad in a human body because the ia ■ I 4. FrI. March hrrnthr vital central station and switchboard of the nerve system are encased in the vetebral column, Nature has a miraculous way of righting Itself, once sags and constrictions are removed from the spine. Conditions such as backache, neuralgia, nnemia and indigestion are commonly corrected by Chiropractic Procedures, You can help Nature help you by resorting to Chlropractic. Aro >’ou * Chiropractic case? One of a aeries of articles published In the public intern t to explain and Uuslrale the practice of scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. Leo Kerwin whose office is located at 201 S. French Ave. and his telephone number is FAIrfax 2-7442, NEW YORK (UPI) Tho Evamville (Ind.) Puiyle Aces, who apccialize In homegrown tal­ ent, today were voted the No. 1 small college baiketball team of the regular 1639-60 aeaaon by the United P ro a International board of .coaches. Coach Arad McCutchan'a Ace* (20-41 received 34 firat place vole* and 366 point* in the final ballot­ ing. Evamville, which led the rating* 11 comacutive week*, will defend lla NCAA am ill college title with only two player* from outside Indiana Ed Smallwood of Louisville, Ky„ and Tom Boyles of Evclelh, Minn. Wiltcnhcrg (Ohio) finished third with a 20-3 record, a flrat-plaee vole and 212 points. Mlailulppi Southern (33-2) placed fourth with five (Irit-placc votes and 261 points after winning ita last IS games. Hofatra, the New York school which last only one game (33-1), waa fifth wilh a first-place vote and 222 points, Maine (IT-3) was sixth with 146 point*. Southwest Texas Stats (203), th* Lone Star Conference ehampion, was aeventh with 110, Kentucky Wealayan (11-11), s team which played one of tho country'! toughest small collage schedules, was eighth with 100, West Virginia Wesleyan (22-3), was ninth with 63 and Grambllug (La.) was 10th with s 24-4 record, a first-place vote and S3 paints. Your MERCURY D e a le r Seminole County m:L ri*-' 2 *Prr /V 1 J i, « *11ftH'' " with the Mightiest. Outboard Ever Built! pix cylinders ; V .;A ‘r i n i 'V J l ■foifcov•*.£ j f t B. 1 439 j , J n \\ ■ ! / C bM l f t L. > Now m th* f M M tttr of th* World’* Ns. 1 Outboaad Um —th* mighty six-cyl­ inder 10 hp Mess *00! 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(I) Donna (toed aatlv# woeka In THB SAKPOBD 1:0* ID Comedy Pteyhous* D tl l«) Cannonball ■CBALD, II) Brlgbtor Pay D ll (D Continental Claaaroom DONE AND ORDBHED In Ban. (I) Real McCoy* ID Amarloan Be n il toad T:*0 (I) Today—Dava darraway ford, dent Inet* County, Plartda, this i. l. .l <•) t l ) kecrot Secret Storm (I) Johnny Slarcaln M o Ml Weathar Kdgo af of Mlah Might tM (I) Kdg* lad day at March, Iff*. t.o* |D llerhslor Father TU* M) Cartoon* t l) Advontur* Tim* IBBAL) • Sea Hunt TUI t i t Nawa DAVID M. OATCHBU Clerk DM (1) Movla ) Pat Boon* DM tl) Nawa ID Three Thro* Staegaa Ctroalt Court, grmlnole Count:I* M) Markham • i l l (O Captain Kangara# leva rtayhoao# ty, Sanford, Plorlda (I) Brnt* Ferd • iM M) Morning Theatre DM \ \ \ u i v : By: n orth s T. Vlkltn (1) Tha Untouchabloa ID (lomaor Rom one* (D Cartoon* , Deputy Clerk ll:** M) droucho Mara • U* (!) 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M. fit* (1) State Trooper IAKLM JACKS— PBBRT, TUI ID Nawa If) K ile Smith Show DM (•) Nawa Defoadaat IliM M) Truth, ar Conaagnau*** tl) Choyonn* 1:11 Ml Captain Kangara* («) Lav# at U fa _____ vJ#tlUNM; • it* M) Morale* Tkaatra (D Bastlaaa dan om per Room AlakaaM Mata Hospital MU* itM tti ystory Houo* Teooatoooo. AlakaaM ill I 2 & K, V3.___ D ll Ml New—Iatarvlawo Van ara baraby aotiriad that (•) Lava That Bab D U , (I) New* • Waathar MB «S Complaint for Dlvoraa bo STATK OP riiOHIDA, Tot . . . d u ld ,.. M .k , . M lM 'fl) Douah Re Ml filed asalaat yau, aud you RDWAIID C. COWAN, JtL ID Red Row* Bhow ara raaalrad to aerve a copy of nr. * Dos *T, Dnugleevllle, (I) About Paco* ft) Kartoon Kapora 7 saew sr or ploadlas to aald Oeargle. e/n L C. I.uvolooa. (1) Topper O* Th* da MiM M) p la n t oa “ ~P liliU fT * A t. Ynu ar* hereby NOTIFIED that (D San Fran dace Beat HM (») Movl* teraey. Jaoapk M. Maraako, P. o. Marjnrle Cowan, has Iliad her (D Aa The World Turn* It) Play Tour Huaek Baa IM, Para Park, Plorlda, and a worn Complaint against you. be­ l l ) Mr. A Ura. Narth 111** ID Price I# Right file tba original answer or plead ing a null for dlverco, la circuit DM 1 Lov* Lucy '«V, i r - B o f lV r or Woro* l i d la tka alltao af tka Clark of Court for gemliiot* County, at Mil* if ! Conaontrallon tba Clrealt Caart on or bofara tho •anford, Florida; and, you are (•) Day la Court M) December Held# U lk day af April. IMf. It you fall hereby required la HI* personally DM Ml IVouo* Party to do eo, Jadgmoat by doraalt wilt or by an attorney, with th* lion , (D dale Storm t l ) Irfiretta Young Bhow FRIDAY P. M. ba takaa agalaat yau far tba relief arahle David nalrhtl, clerk of our (D Millionaire DM ______ __ la the BUI e.f ■aid Coun, at Sanford, Florida, lit** M) Truth ar Coaaoquasaag Ml Bast tba Cloak giant, your written dofonoo, If any, to tb* DON* AND OBOBRND at Pan- Bill of Complaint Iliad against U Bamleal • Coanty, Plorlda, yau In aald caaa*. and to til* a aopy thereof with tha undersigned (M U D * ^ ** IM*t attorney, by tbs 4th day or April . DAVI D M. OATCHBU Clark. 1M*| herein fall not or Judgment Clraalt Caart. gamlaola Caaa* w ill be rendered agalaat yea by THRU MARCH IS, IM* default. ty, Plartda Byi Martha T. Vlhlaa (SBAl.i Depaty Clark DavM M. Oatrbal, clerk k M. Maraako, Byt Martha T. Vlhlta, A t Water Mia — Liquid Vinyl ■ay far PlalatlM TL W. WarA Atteruey tar a Boa Me. IM f t Hemes* nor Plata tiff, 1*. O. Bag 1*11 Plorlda Sgn ford, Plorlda Or CsAlrsctsr «, II. II. H , IMS. PuBllah Mar, 4, U . I*. |( , i**o. CHANNEL LISTING ORLANDO (6) WDBO-TV CBS (B) WLOF-TV ABC DAYTONA BEACH (2) WESH TV NBC Program start 6 p. m. Friday, March 4 and end 6 p. m. Friday, March 11. ^ is s js r - Legal Notice K „u m M irth 4, l t w Programs For The Week News About The Stars : i M ssiiuis,ur °*y- r Pm * 8 - m asm.ms W, fensJif J » Slit HI H^nlbD cVbV Mf >mnsv.,ii J i r ! ; lt ::!* !:«• tU t 1:0* 1:1* t : tt 1:11 l:*t <:M D ll DM t! t Movl* (() ID DM ID If) 1:0* ID |t l Three Bioogei Poney* Pier bout* Rln Tin Tin Cartoona Weather - New • SoorU Iflghwey Petrol Helder come through with a freiher television approach and reach out for new technique*. T h e. orehcitra, conducted by Glenn O ner, gave fine auppart t lingers Bill Hayei, Betty Johnson and Rosalind Elias. Dancer Bamhi Lynn w ai seen In a poetic tranilatlon of Straviniky'a "Rile of Spring," I hardly recogniied Miss Johnson, though, in her new glamor get-up. She's apparently working very hard to become an­ other Dinah Shore whieh means there Is room now for another Betty Johmon. Now for the uiuat quota of quib­ bles: Thoie mobllux Illumination*, or whatever they're called, aren’t very effective when they spell out word*. 1 still believe linger* ihould ting, not llp-aync. And, fi­ nally, the bandstand looked a i though some 20th Century pyra­ mid prefabricator designed it. But on balance, “ Music for a Spring NEW YORK (U PD -T he neweit ABC-TV terle*, "Muiie for a Shriitf Night,'* hid it* premiere Wednesday night, at a time when molt of it* audienre i* probably Hill concerned with winter heatIng. Out, in any icaeon and with any tide, Ibis ihow’ ilill would be a happy telcvlilon event. The balf-hour matched the mcledict of Richard Rodger*, Straviniky and Debuaiy to imaginativelyedited videotape, dill pbolographi and camera direction by Jack Sameth. The producer of the aeriea It Frederick fielder, who fumed out “ Voice of Fireitonc" and aimllat muiie programs for ABC-TV. Those earlier production! devel­ oped a dry. sterile sameness about (hem that detracted from the musical treasure* being pretented. They were, In effect, radio broadcasts, for they ignored the eye of the beholder. So„ it w ai gratifying Wednesday njght tn see Peach King Proves To Be Novelty In Country Overloaded With Queens BY DICK WENT WASHINGTON (UPI) - If gome psychologist wants to enhance hi* reputation, I auggeat that he do ■ treatise on our national pastime of electing queens. If he dig* into our queen com­ plex deep enough, I suspect he will find something Freudian. Pos­ sibly we are subconsciously com­ pensating for being a republic and not having real royalty. At any rate, tea getting (o be a rare accomplishment for an American girl to reach the age of 21 without being named queen of something. We have football quecnj and snow quecnr and beauty queens and carnival 'queens and May quceni and Industrial queens. The Hit I* endlei*. There 1* even a textbook on the subject called “How To Be A Queen." This is why my eara pricked up when I received a call from Bar­ bara Norton, an energetic publicist who spends her days thinking up waya to get a certain hotel the Sh ... ton P k mentioned tn the public print. “ Come on out," she said, “ and meet the peach king. , .Yei, I said king." This sounded so unusual I thought it might be the beginning of a new trend In pres* agentry. So I decided to Investigate. A* It turned out, the peach king wai a novelty In more wayi than one. For one thing, he has a d i­ rect connection with peechei. He li, in feet, the nation’a largest grower. The king Identified himself as Vincent Caggiano, who wai born in Salerno, Italy, and came to this Welcome Mat Out As Paar Returns NEW YORK (UPI) - Jack P a ir returned to town Wednesday night and NBC pul him back on his Stoo.ooo Job. He was greeted at the airport on hii arrival here from a threeweek telf-impoied exile from hi* late night show by NBC official* and fans wearing "welcome back Jack" button*. “ I'm glad to be back, but I'm not dancing In the street," Paar said of his reception. He had huffed off hla show Feb. It be­ cause the network cut out a joke it thought was objvtllunab'c. “ I'm sorry about tha whole thing," Paar aald *i the final word. Ha will taka over hla thow Monday night. Paar'a vacation sulk had taken him to Florida, San Francisco, Honolulu and Hong Kong, but hi* return to tho “ Jack Paar Show" had been decided early in his travel*. “ 1 gotta ge faaek," he said Wednesday night. country in 1B9T before he ever tasted a peach. In the old country, the Caggiano claa was In the grape and oUve game. He got his U. S. H art In the berry buiinen In New Jersey and then switched to peaches. It waa a happy circumstance. Caggiano and peaches were made for each oilier. He now owns 3,000 acres of New Jersey and South Carolina o r-1 chard land which contain more Ilian 100,000 peach trees and pro­ duce about 230,000 bushels a year. I was told that he has turned down an offer of 11,200,000 Jor half interest in the enterprise. How’s that for a luccess story, Horatio Alg«.r fans? Sun tanned and still vigorous at the age of SO, Caggiano, who makes hit home In Giffney, S. C., spend* the winter In Florida and motlly lets his six son* mind the business. “ If I never see another peach, it's all right,” the peach king laid. “ I'm tired, of peaches." I would like to credit the Na­ tional Peach Council with a clean break wllh the queen tradition, but such 1> not the case. The council, Inevitably, also has s peach queen — * IT-year-old girl whose father raisei onions. *J TED MACK and the Ori­ ginal Amateur Hour re­ turn to ABC-TV and Chan­ nel 9 Monday, at 10:80 p. tn. For more than a Quarter of a century Ted Mack has presented out­ standing and talented new­ comers. From 10:30 until 11 each Monday night, you'll tie entertained by acts which, include singers, d a n c e r s and somethnea even unusual taientg. Join Ted Mack Monday evenings at 10:30 on Channel 9 when he presenta talented newcomers for your ap­ proval and entertainment. D A L L A S (6P1) —It will taka more than membership in a Christmas club if you’re thinking of Mving up enough money to catch Jon and Sandra Steele whan they make their annual appear­ ance at the Cipango next yulelid* Mason. The Steelea — she sings, be plays the piano and they're married — have been booked into the Cipango for IS consecutive holiday ehowa, but only millionaires — give or lakt a few thousand — have bean abla to maka their way into tho audience. That's because the Cipango re­ quires that its “ members" prove they havfe at least S100,000 in tha bank and membership is limited to 1,000 persons. About half of theao live In Dal- Thieves Vandals, Also Wiseacres SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UPI) - I t bad enough when Morton Nemerow entered hla aupermarkot one morning to find t l bottles of horieradiib spread over all tha meat, la hti display case. The thelt of beer and dgarets valued at 1103 alio hurt, as did the van­ dalism to his store. But tho unkindeat cut of aU. according to Nemerow, was a note, apparently left by the vandais, which read: "Mart, keep cool.'* wm _____ NAMB IS baraby give* that wo ara oagaged la baalnoM at m a te i l l . Somlaalo Coaaty, Plorlda. aad or tka flatlllaus aama of Peerly*wklta Laaadremal aad M at we tan ad to egftutar aald name with Use Clerk af tka Olrosll Coart, •pfalaala Coaaty, Plorlda, la am* organc* with the prarlaloaa of tha Matltlaaa N ana M ote tee# ta.w lti SboUaa M i.tdPbprnagtatm ioa IMf. Mgi Norwad tm aadroaut lac. Had w ig A Norwat j* Aana N- Norwat FghUafc Mar. d. M, M. M. IM*. D C m i W I NAHM NOTICK IS harpby given that I am engaged > buelaoaa at • • • Banin Barbara Dr. Bamlnol* Coun­ ty Florida, under th* llctlllou* name of K. a It Trucking Service end that 1 Inland ta register. aald name with th* Clark a? tb* ctr. cull r o a n , Seminal* County. Flor* Ida, In arrardanca with th* pro. vlolon* af th* Plrtltlauo Nam* Statutos, I*.w ilt So*Dog M l f t Florida S tatslsa 1MT. ‘ ■Igt I . R. Butterfield flea* Marl* Pari* I’ubllak van M, l l A May. «, U . SA V E >1,0* O FF REG, 4#G nL PR IC K — ________________ »f FREE FACTORY PAINT OUTLET N IT f a . f n a d i A vs. PA MUS V PAI N! 1 * 1 Buy I (i.i'lan O' l" ' ^ 1 \ 1-1 NOW ! U&R0AL =1 NYLON Decorator TABLE LA M P S NTS AU THIS! CAM m auamu »wje iMs mi racuss -------j •M IM MESSDK T' [RED.ea MtlMhf GLASS CHINA l*d METAL RM M 9# f lf t s S S M ! Variety af Siaaa What's your line? Ours is furnishing coaplctt banking service for stwjwn*. 20% O FF THI P A R K IN G — ir in uj |aa»r>«**»iM,io«eann «<«n *Tit*| W t G ivt Merchant* Green Stamps PLENTY The Channel Swim: Televfaweri will be able to "visit" V a tic a n # City at Icait twice in April. On Friday, April 1, CBS-TV’a “ Per. son In Person" presents Its special half-hour lour of Holy See grounds and on Good Friday, April IS, NBC-TV’s “Today" show con­ cludes a full week of taped pro­ grams from Romo with scenes of the Vatican. Tammy Grimes will star in hw own pne-hour special, produced by Robert Saudek Associates, oa # NBC-TV Sunday. April 3. A new situation eomtdy, “ Bringing Up Baby," Is part of CBS-TV'a tall plan. It stars Enid Markey and Doro Merande as the guardians of a 27-year-old “ baby” . Bobby Dar­ in heads the guest roster for ABCTV's “ Dick Clark Show" on Sat­ urday, March 19. The 90-mlnule "Emmy awards" telecast on NBC-TV U being aet back to lata June. # 1I I PA-CON WHIT* aad COLOW Dial In x and Filing: NBC-TV’S ’erry Como had one of Ml better thow* Wednesday night as Inn aur special guests — Carol Lau­ rence, Theodore Bikel, Nancy Walker and Robert Morse — r* » reived ample time and freedom ” for the display of their consider­ able talents. Each did his work unencumbered by the artificial need to blend - talents with tha others. It isn't alwayl like that on TV variety. Wedneiday night'* "actual" on CBS-TV’a Armstrong Circle Theater showed the fuix balling the beats out of their h o u and pads. Translation: It told how n special team of detectives trapped tome Greenwich Village W beatniks who were using and ped­ dling nareotipa- The play attempt­ ed to conclude with a message, but somehow, it all came out aa an entertaining comedy. The ac­ tors must have had* as much fun doing thin show as the detectives had in working among tho “ beats," lO IM ilU fS (laded. 11* I M g ) | ■ SIH WMTEWMl v m r tn iTo-i r $ !* .« ilill !» .« il 4 T p jjd E |t « M * IIAUWAU WHTFWAU Wi TUIUtit SPECIAL $ ?6 5 Night" is a program of vhlch VBC-TV ihould be proud. las. They include tha fabulous Murchiaona and Buddy Fogelson and bis wife, screen ite r Greer Garsoii. From elsewhere come such aa the Rockefellers, the Fords, and Hollywood celebrities like John Wayne. Members of the Cipango pay a dollar a drink to quaff the liquor they have to bring themselves (Texas prohibits th* aala oTliquor by the drink) and *7 for • steak imported from tbolr own borne town if they come from Keniaa City, Denver, Chicago or olaewbare In the Midwest, Tba remarkably talented Steeles are Juat about the moat popular of the entertainers to appear at tha Cipango. Their repertoire in­ cludes eld standards whieh the well-heeled middle-aged member­ ship remember* best. Most in de­ mand la Sondra’a enchanting Jowreglster singing of “ My Happi­ ness," which 'tha Steeles mad* brtg a record that b a t gold more than on# million copies, but she winds up tb* act by belUag “Savediy-SU Trombone*" clear out inso the street. Mixed In with her singing are Jon's keyboard axxcurtiong into Back, Beethoven and Brahma, ‘Vi* Hr • Dallas Club Steeles Itself For Rich B Legal Notice 'I . 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M arch 4, 19G0— P a g e 9 ye am , Elvis To Shed Army Chevrons On Saturday T H E e e 'e ON* c*t TWO n SO YOU'RE COMIN* INTO A BIT O'MONEY, EH, BILLY? WEALTHY UNCLE PASS ON OR SOMHTHINa ? I------- O M .K IO , IT W N O T H * -.O U # P O P E S N tE P o * w p ia n e t /s STR rP fT P O F URANIUM. VYE NAVE MAP TO r o a m IN SPA CE TO PIN P our uranium a s vrxu rs n fr o po o p/ t f you p e n y u s yo u * Alf rAtS, EARfuMAY.. Hicwr™ _ r-TMANKSf I THOUGHT ...VOUPOOM .MY IY Y O tf PACE TO A SlO% Sjp C . I t f A T r i/ A I HAVE A COUPLE O' LOOSE TEETH THAT X CAN PUT UNO— MY PILLOW SOON... lO O * WTD K 5 U * Biccrgusnc, m e scope/ there i s HOPE POR Y O U ... ON ANOTHER j V P U W E T 'rfl I f note vou ip K (wwiV ydu w m BACKWUALMOST]\ wATMMY BlOtt YOUfi NfCK. M / WOfOGSAPHEI S lA r tU 1 A & 6 Y fjm ...AN’ IT'S POSSIBLE TH' 6 0 0 0 FAIRY WILL TURN URAhiUM PEFOniTs/ THE g r a v it y 15 TOO W A V Y FO R M § M > TO ENCORE? 'OOVE*SWOENOU6M , ’EM INTO QUARTERS / THERE ...O N THE P lfts E T JU P IT E R ... ARK 6 R EA T QUKTlOMtUASY > , TU6BKT p jf L HWMNOWfy - i / v , TuEca ' rr w tu K o rA T rcr IS ! per* A n , A t tf* s o 114.VYcr-vruwss H E NAVE FO VNP A m \v HCAyftAw/ y THE MAINONE l-l-WMAT TOI DO WiWYOU* AS THEYSAVssVOU KNOWTOOMUOl THATfc BUIuEBCL'i K u M f l I rmv *vv , . g o * M M B S lF f IS YOUR CWEOir 6000? FESPONSIBLI h is s o n s o e UNTIL HE'S * TWENTY-ONE YEARS OLD- J RESPONSIBLE rob RAVI NS BACK . * 7 1 TUB DOLLAR „l 2 * If t P O N T , JUCT OiVffME <fi DOLLAR p o p . ILLTQuSr, ✓ s -fVCU ■ y. .HIGHTP r < TRENTON, N. J. (UP1) — A young woman driver tried to tell five male legislators Thursday how a motor vehicle inspector caused $410.05 damage to her car in five seconds. Ilut Margaret Mullay of Haekensark needed help from her brother, Harold before she could explain her grievance. Miss Mullay appeared before the legislative subcommittee on claims. She charged that on Dec. 1.1, 1P58, an inspector a t the Hac­ kensack station of the Motor Ve­ hicle Division engaged tha wrong brake on her car while it wa* in motion. The result, she said, wa* a ines* in her car'* transmission. But then she became confused when she tried to tell the legisla­ tors how this came to be. Her lP5fi automobile had two ausiliary braking system*. One was the familiar foot-pedat-operated emergenry brake. The other, Harold esptained, was a parking lock device that shut a metal pawl into the transmission. The parking lock switch was marked "parking brake." Harold said. But it was not a real braka because it could not be engaged while the ear was in motion with­ out ruining the transmission, he GIG YOUNG and Rita Hayworth in a neene from ‘‘The Story On Page One," coming to the Movieiand Drive-In Sunday. Is Justice always given a chance lo triumph in the United Stales? Or sre the cards legally stacked against the average cilisen in our courtrooms? These are some of Ihe grave, but oftrn overlooked questions raised in the new movie thriller “The Slory Of Page One” ’ coming to the Movieiand Drive-In Sunday and Monday. Starring in the production are said. The Mullays said the inspector Rita Hayworth, Anthony FrancIapparently engaged the parking osa and dig Young. The movie points out the inequity lock during a test of the automo­ bile's braking systems. The bill to repair th< damage cam* to $110.05, and the Mulleye asked the claims subcommittee to order payment by the state. The subcommittee reserved de­ rision, FT. DIX, N. J. (UPI) — Elvla I'rnlcy fun* began • countdown today in the last -4 hour* of their hero'* Army service. Sgt. Treaiey will *hr<i hi* chevron* Saturday morning, Preitey wa* isolated hero today from the squealing fan* who greeted his arrival Thursday by a snowstorm which closed the post to civilians. lie was being given his muster* ing-out checkup* before he le leunched back into tha world of entertainment, whera he h a t 1850.0(H) in contract* waiting. Pretty Nancy Sinatra, 10, pro* vlded the swivelhfpptd linger with two ruffled ehirte in which le face his adoring public. Sha greet* ed him Thursday a* a stand-in for the actor-singer father, Frank. Presley will appear on Slnatra’t television show May 12 for a |125,« 000 fee. . today between the huge law-en­ forcement devices In Ihe hinds of the average district attorney and the comparatively meager resourc­ es at the command of the average accused citizrn. On Tuesday, “Country Music Holiday" and “ Good Day for a Hanging" will play. United Preaa International Walt Disney's “Light of the For­ LONDON (UI'J) — Mrs. Louisa est" will begin a three day run starting Wednesday and Saturday, Spcncs waa granted a dlvnrea "Thunder Road, Peyton Place" Thursday after aha explained th at and "Canyon River" will be ihoarn. when sha mada crunching noise* while eating breakfast cereal, her husband always asked, "are them any rata er pig* a b o u tt" Desi Arnaz, Lucy To Call It Quits In Ihe News MOSCOW (U PI)—Local indue, try has been given a chance to make a go of the prison In Pinsk, The government newspaper lives* tin Thursday reported the Pinsk prison wa* closwi down for lack of prisoner* and converted for use in industry. BUNTING FORD, England (UPD—After Bachelor Fred H ar­ ris, 24, pleaded th a t "the right girl juat hasn’t come along," the town council withdrew lta order that Harris gat married or more out of his munlelpally-ownod house. ed the 20-year husband-wife part­ nership. That period saw the redhsired ex-chorus girl and the one­ ANGIE DICKINSON, Richard Burton and Barbara time Cuban bird-cage cleaner be­ Ruah Mtur in "Tha Bramble Bush," cumins to tha Rita come tha nation'* biggest TV mo­ Theatre Sunday. guls. "Our divorce will he complete­ ly amicable," said A rnai who unly Wedncsday celebrated hla 43rd birthday. "And there will be no contest. Lucy will pursue her ca­ reer on television and I will con­ tinue my work os head of Desilu Productions.1* It wa* the second divorce ac­ tion filed by Lucy In her stormy marriage with Arnas. She said it waa fur keeps this time because she found it "impossible to go on." Lucy sought custody of their two children, Lucie, I, and Dcit IV, S, In Thursday'* divorce aclion, but she said: "We both love them very much. Deal will be able to see them as 2-Footed Thief often as he likes, "I hope to do several spectacu­ Abandons Loot lars for Desilu and o motion picSYRACUSE,!, N. Y. (UPI) ture before 1 move tu New York When Ihe Empire State Footwear to do a play in tha fall." Assn, held Its annual meeting here, tha delegates brought only Letter Long Astray Ihe left shoes of their lines In AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) — A leL Farmers Reap sn effort to discourage thieves, •er mailed Jan. 24, 11)36, from Tha plan worked. Antarctica by Charlea Gill Mor­ Grass Dividend A talesman reported a dozen BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) — shoes—all for tha left foot —were gan of Danas, who was on the Dr. Thurston Adame, chairman stolen from bis car. A short second Byrd Expedition to Little of tha University o f. Vermont while later police found Ihe aban­ America, finally ha* been deliver­ agricultural economic*1 depart- doned samples and returned (hrm ed to D. Bennett L, G. Harber of Au*tln, ment, said "Vermont farmer* to their owner. literally are growing two bladaa of graaa when on* grew before." He tald "the output per work­ er on Vermont farms has doubled TODAY * SATURDAY since the ll>30i. Less than 1.4 OPEN 12:45 houra is required to produce 100 pounds of Vermont milk, BRIGHTON, England (U Pt) « A local coffea bar today won named the Whisky GO-GO, Error Buried WEWOKA, Okie. (UPI) — A Wowoka woman, after making re ­ peated tripi to Ihe cleaner* to pick up her husband'! suit, finally waa told the clothes would have to bo replaced. The cleaner* axplained a man had been burled In the suit by mistake, PIlONE FA $-121$ LAST TIMER TON 1TB 7:00 ANO 11M "RAMSON AND DELILAH” PLUS * AT OHO ONLY 'Last Train From Gua Hill" KIRK DOUGLAS * COLOB P J h h h F Deer Adorned With Reflectors PIERRE, 8. D. (U PI)—Should you be hunting In South Dakota's Black Hills and com* aero** a deer that's reflecloiited. tha De­ |i«i« •iiiwiiw vi mi*hi rFish m i ana partment of Game, and Parka say* it'a bo Joke. About 40 deer adorned with re* flectorlsed ear Uga and neck oollari era roaming tha hllli aa part of a herd management etudy. STARTS SUNDAY SUN. ft MON. (I DAYS ONLY) ■BOWING AT ) M ft UtM TOO BAD ABOUT YOUR COLD.'— HOPE IT DOE5NT a. MAKE YOU MISS, T V * 'io u a J 2 ) ( STUDIESJ ifj what; t h is / A MUSIC LESSON P j THEY PL*V THAT BETWEEN CLASSES DURING STUDY -XT' PERIODS. IT HELPS V CONCENTRATION 2 WONDER HOW JCiDS EVER GOT AN EDUCATION - < BEFORE RADIO J OQ TV WAS y - f v INVENTED/ ) □ �I r » ------ , A ■' '• «' o| 1 ■t J1 iJ ffh» CLASSIFIED 1MDKX -V DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY! . f ta a * tkrn F r i • I P . M. dap hoF- ffeta laaerilaa Men. • SaL aeon.' f £ " j STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Taaa. U rn FrL - I P. M. day beCara Insertion. Men, • SaL too*. RESPONSIBILITY i * The Herald will aat ha raaponalhta : far a m than aaa la c a m c t laser■ tlaa af pear ad, and m e rte a the right to rntUe or vajact any ad: rartiaeaieat from that, arderad to NORTH ORLANDO HOMES: 3 bedroom, icreened patio, awimmlnz pool. Children welcome. H I per month. Call FA 2-7104. t. O u t F n 4 L Far Rant A W u M la Seat 4. Real Eatala WontaS 5. Raal Batata Far Sala t . Martaaga Laaaa 7. Baalaaaa Opportunities 7-A In-jraaca A Faaiala H alf Wanted I. Mata Help Wanted II. Mala of Faaiala It. Ward Wanted IS. PhnaMac fervicoo IS. Electrical Barries* II. Balld, Fatal A Repair II. tipactol Sarriraa IS-A Baaatp Porter# II. Flawara A Ptaala 17. Pata • LI raal ark • Sapp II. Machinery • Tool* II. Baala and Matara SI. Aalaaiobllaa Ifl.A Trailara SI. Furaitura 21. Artlclaa Far Sala 22-A Article Waatad SI. Notices A Prraaaala 21. Laal A Faaad 21. Education • Instruction ifr«16 A SK A W A STW SY , CONTACT STENSTROU REALTY 111 N. PARK AVE. FA 2-2420 2-MODERN FURNISHED apart­ ment*. FA 2-4334. Ml Palmetto Ave. Available now. A NEWCWA /A4TV •J1: Jowai B*plnnl*x at tha Northwester. Nanlaalnp at tha Northwest, arly corner o f l o t , T, Block A. rua iouthorly alone th* > Kaatarly rlxht of way Ha* af West Adelaida Drive to >*• th* Hoathwoalarly eornar nr ; , Lot I, Block A. lhanco run Bouthwattfely alone Iho asNICELY furnished two bedroom - taaitan af th* iauiharly and two bath apartment. Adults. hauaiary 'Una o f iho aald J . O. L iasy, t i l l Sanford Ave., - Let «, to th* Wastariy rl*ht FA 1-1434. • f war lln* at W*»t Addnid* Drlv*, thane* run Northerly • I a s i th* W atlarly rlxht of i w ar lln* ef Waat Adalald* Drlv* ta th* North comer at feet a. Block <: thanra Northorlr ta th* Paint af Btaln- . king. All Irlnx In lha aub. dlvitlom known na Lab* Ad*. ' laid* Hkoras Ravlilnn accordkitchen privllegti, FA g-2744. iag*to a Pint raeordad in rtat ,,a * « k a, pas* >, at tha Pub. LABOR furnished'upstairs apart­ h Fa SUcorda at i.m ln ol# Cat/*, ment, 3 bedrooms, downtown; ty , Ptorwa, and, “ i n q u i m r i P W. 3rd, NICELY furnished house, newly decorated, carports and breeteway, fruit trees. Low rent to good tenant. 11 Smyrna Dr,, DaBary., Fla, TWO BEDROOM house, kitchen n o t Roseway equipped, water furnished, lake S bedroom, 1 bath, kitchen equipprlvUegei. 330. Ph. Geneva 2431. P *? quiet neighborhood. UNFURNISHED 2-bcdroom house. 1100 per month. Telephone FA 2-3950. Lake Mery LARGE 2 bedroom houio, kltchon 1 bedroom, 1 bath duplex, kltchan equipped. Children and pets equipped wanted. 143 per month. Phono 371 per month Geneva, 2431. Mayfair 3 bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace, attic fan, many estraa 9133 per month contact ua today Stenstrom Realty 111 N, Park TWO 2-bedroom bmiaoi, kitchens equipped. FA 24041. wator Included. 363. Phone PA 3-3071 before 8:00. WELAKA APARTMENTSi rooms private baths, 114 W. First 0L 3-BEDROOM furnlihed apartment, HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East aid* between Celery and Geneva Avenua; 4 bedrooms, kttchei. ap­ 2-BEDROOM tnd 1 bedroom pliances. School bus atop, quiet houses for rent, kitchens equipneighborhood. IIS pop month. , Across from school. Phono Phono FA 24143. 2-4411. HOUSE for rant, So. Sanfrord Ave., near Laka Jessup. Phona FA 2-3494. W ' ’ 2-BEDROOM house for rent, large yard and garden apace. Phone FA 2-1132. house. DOWNSTAIRS furnished apart­ ment. No pels. Adults only. Working couple preferred. 41T W. lllh. St. Legal Notice I* 4ha Canrl a f tb* raaaty S t i l t lam lael* C am tr. Itata at PlerM*. la Ft*bale la e* tb* Ratal* afi 0 AKUKL D. HUUII.ETMAN. **m»tlrata known a* X. D. II1GI1LKYMAN. Dacaaaad FINAL NOTICK Nolle* la haraby xlven th a t the u n d erlie* * ! will, an th* Slth day af March. A. D. 1 1 1 *. p re te a t In th* llanorabl* County Juda* a t ■emlnola County, Florida, h it final retu rn , erro u tit and v turher*. a t A dm lnletralor af th* ICatata of latn u al to Hlxhlaym an, decaaaed, and a t aald time, then and there, make application t* lha aald Judx* far a final eetilem ant o f Me adm laletralloa a t aald a iia ta , aad tor an order d lee k a rg la f him aa anek Admlnleirator. Deiad tbla tb* itn d day a f F eb ­ ruary, A. to III*. a t R a b a n I. H lnbtoym aa A t A d ailalatratar a t tb* B atata ef namual to Illfblcyxiaa, Daceaead Publleh Feb. t l A Mar. I, I t , II. ’ haa aMYad to a asw lacallaa aad w it ho Legal Notica Defendant XOTtCH RT PS'RLICATIOX T or Carl Neal lla m a Addreea Unknown You ar* hereby nollfled that O Bill ef Camplalnt for Divorce be* bean filed axalnit you, and you ar* required I* atrv* 'a copy of your A newer or Pltadltix to tb* Rill of Complaint an Plalntltfa Attorney, Joeeph M. Sturaebo. T. O. Boa SSS, Fern Park. Flerld*. and file tha arlxlaal Anewer ar Pleadlnx In lha orilc* af th* Clark o f th* Circuit Court on or befor* th* Ilth day af April. Ill* , aad If yau fall to do *o. decree pro confeiea w ill be tab** aaalnet yau for tb* relief demanded la th* Bill ot Complaint. Tbla nolle* ahall b* publltbad ear* each week for four aaaaacutlv* w ttka la THB PANFOBD HNRALD. d o n h AND ORDRRRD la Banford, Hamlaol* county. Florida, to ll la d day a t March. ISIS. (■BALI DAVID I t OATCHBU C tsrh C ircuit C anrl, Xamlaol* Cauaty, Saafard, Florid*. Byt M artha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clerk Jaaapk M. Muraaka, A ttaraiy for P la|atlff P. to Baa n s ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates FARMER'S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, R ealter D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Trama Registered Real Estate Broker Associate*. Ph. FA 21301 17-PI at Hiawatha 114 8. French A rt. Ph. PA 1-1231 BY OWNER: 1-bedroom kitchen Aftar hours, FA S-MU, FA S4B11. equipped, Sunland E s t a t e s . FA M N1 Phone FA 2-7S57. 3-BEDROOM, I bath, double car- NICE SMALL two bedroom houie porte. extra large utility room, on two landicaped loti; equip­ Florida room. 110 Shannon Dr. ped kitchen and ipaee beater. FA 2-137P. Located Just oulaide of city limit*, with eity water. Price 3 ACRES fat m land Sanford Cel­ 34,PM. Any reiaooable term* ery Della, 1450 p er,acre, only coniidered. P2U down, fivo year* to pay balance. Rleharda Hotel Mel­ C. A. Whiddon, Sr. bourne, Fla, BROKER FURNISHED one bedroom house, 3-ROOMS 4r Bath, nicely furnish­ U R G E 4-bedroom, 3 bath house. large living room, fireplace, Ideal for couple, d o st In, an ed, 943. Apt. I, 407t* W. 1st., dining room, kitchen; double ga­ large lot. 333 month. Phone m in aier at 111 W. 4th. VO WHOM JT MAT CONCKttN' rage, breeteway. Spacious well FA 2-0397. Nolle* le hereby xlvan that th* 2-ROOM cottage completely furn­ County Commlaatonara of nomi­ kept grounds. Close to schools, nate County at lit raxular matt- FLORAL HEIGHTS: 1 and I bed­ ished, all utilltlea, ready to move shopping areas. Completely furn­ le g hat* an th* I at day at Mareh In. Adulli only. 2404 Park. Ap­ ished. 3PM Orlando Dr., opposite room apartment*, one block A. to 111*, at the County Court ply Stamper Agency. Odbam 4k Tudor office, FA 1-1234 South of Sanford Ave., on the Houaa la Banford, Florida, purauant (a Patltlan an ! Nolle* harotofor* LOWER FLOOR apartmont, p art­ ntvan, s i n t d tad adopted a n cioJutIan eloalnx. vacallnr. rannunely furnlihed, electric kitchen. tag and dlaelatmlnu any and all Call Mrs. Appleby, FA 2-4411 or HOUSE HUNTING? ttohl at namtnola County and lha FA 2-3934. publlD la and to th* followln* RENT or LEASE: In Sunland Take your pick from the followRoadway as d*lln*at*d upon th* log choice rentals: Eitatea, 3 bedroom, I bath FURNISHED apartments, hard folio wine Mat aad Plat* racordsd b o u a t, unfurnished, kitchen la genlaal* County. Flartda. and wood floors, Ula hatha. 402 W. p ara particularly deaarlbtd aa tolJawett Lane equipped. For Information phono 27th. Street. I bedroom, 1 bath, built-in kit­ FA 2-2023. ■ ■ That partlaa of Waat Adachen equipment |30 per month. SMALL apartment 200 Avocado. i i laid* Drjv* dttenbad aa fat- THE CURIOSITY SHOP '•/ HOMES, DUPLEXES, APARTMENTS roadw ay BOARD OF COUNTT COM. MUUHUNKRX R ri David it. (Satchel Clark Publleh Mar. 4 , IMS. SXVtTATtOX TO RID f a a l a l bid* w ill b* racalvad ta Iba a trie* a t tb* a h a rttf a t Oemlnal* County a t th* C aunty Ja il, fa n ford, Florida, up to 1 :1 0 F. M. a f th* Slat >le> a t March, ISS*. All bide ahall he clearly m arked • a euck an lha auteld* a t tb* *n. vet***. The bid* w ill b* publicly apanod opened a t S:SS M l P. F. M. aaft tthhe r earn* -----Say. Tabalatlon ef lha bide will b* p res* n ltd la J. U llobby, I b t r Itf a t Seminal* County. B ach bid ahall contain * copy af th * m anufacturer'* npacltlealiana and d aaeriallv t literature. All bldd SkaU ba F. O. R . haaferd, F la rtd a and ahall ba blndlnx aa th* bidder fa r a minimum a f th irty day*, Bid* ar* raquaalad aa tha faU ow lag llam a: OMR NEW PATROL CAR •■ octfleatlaaa ar* available a t tb* th a r lt r a Offlr* o f fam laol* county, iM fa rd , Flartda. • J. I* DOUBT XhtrUf. gem lnala Oonaty h aaferd , F lartd a || S. U S S t> T O K N O C K « M 3-BEDROOM unfurniihcd houie. 3412 Willow, $100 month. Call FA 2-0274. 2-BEDROOM furnished, adults. U R G E HOUSE for rent. Children TA 2-7844. welcome. 121 Sunnylown Rd„ Casselberry, Fla. Phona Winter SLEEPING ROOMS, Tha Gables, Park, MI 4-4429. 401 Mifnolla Ave. FA 2-0720. - at Waat AdaUil* Drlv*. thanra run Bouihrrlr stnna tha Waatarlr rlxht nt wax lln* a t W alt Adalald* Drlv* to th* Boulhaaat eornar at Bleek B, thane* run Ksat t* lha Bauihwast eornar a l Lot 1, Block A, Ibanc* run Northarly alonx lha Knstarly rlxht of w ar lln* »f W ait AiaUld* Drlv* to Paint *r Baxlnnlnx- All lying In th* •ubttvliion known na U k i Adalalda Ohoraa Ravlalon, eccardlnx to s plat raeordad In Plat Book-S, pax* 1. of Iho Public Iloeorda ot taintpolo County. Florida. By th* Board of County Com- t-BEDROOM unfurnished Ittlnntr* ot nomlneU County tbla Call FA 24481. • t day of Marah, A. D. i n s . By STANLEY FOORYi N O T A S G O O D A S THr O U > W lt T U M I ' .N O W IM P fiO O D f i U Y l 1AM T KNOCKING T H E < B A P G UYS O N L Y H A L F > w ars css o r a n e u T i s s c u e n o a s o i a s a m m s o c r m ta ix "BtobsallX at th*' North waat Carwto *? Lot 1. Block A. run Waat Slant th* astanalon af too Hartharly boundary Una • f th* aald Lot I. ta tha W oattrlr rlxht at way lln* Pago 10—Fri. March 4, 1060 5. Real Batata For Sal# THE OLD HOME TOWN 3-BEDROOM nicely furnlihed gara ie apartment on Lako Golden; lake privilege!. Call FA 1-0274. FURN. A p t 201H W, l i t Bt. U g a l Notice Oinfarh Phono FA 3-2414 Legal Notice iq this c m r u T c o t r t , x ix t h J l DICIAI. CIRCS IT OP FLORIDA, 1ST AND IVOR ORRIXOLH COCXTT. IX CttAXPRRT SO. 1*0*0 XOTICR OP Ot'IT ARTHUR A. HROOTIIAND and IRENE R. HKDOTRAND, hi* wlfa, Plaintiff* VO OKORdR B. PARLEB, at al. DafandanlO STATE OF FIAlRinA TO: OKOItOK X, PAftl.KK, I. SIKOI.RT PAHf.XK, WIU.IAH K. PARI-KK. W III.tAM K PARI.KK. (IKonOK PAR. LKR, LIDA R. IIULBURT, HAHRT It. PAtM.KK, IIKOItOK O. FARLER. AUGUST ALLEN. WIIp MAM II. PARI.KK and EMMA P. PROCTOR, It allv*. I hair rotptcllv* unknown apouiaa If mnrrlad. and It daad. lha r**p*Mlv* unknown halri, d*vt.»«a, laaal*** and oranItaa If aald named Defendant*, and any and all percent havlne er tlalmlnx any eloht, till* and lalareal In and I* tha following <!»»,rlb*d land tylnx and belnx In Hemlnnl* rounly, Florida, le-w ttl Tha NK'i ef tha NR'e nt tha ■FU af tarllon II. 'Diwnehip It Hnuih, Renx* ft Eael. Tnu, end parh of ran. ar* her*by nollfled a a ! r.qulr.d ta ap­ pear and file, pereonally ar by yaur attorney, with tha Clerk of th* abnve-elyled Court, your writlea d efence. If any. In lb* Bill in Quiet TUI* filed herein axatnet ynu In lb* eb«y*.*iyltd raute, and In aerv* a repy .af Iba aame on Plalatlfta' allataey, below, an ar hefare tha ll lh day af Martb, A. D. IIS*. Herein fall aat ar alea a Derr#* Pro Canfetta will h* aatarad axalael you. WITNKOO iay h en ! aad eeal at panfard, Oeenlnele rnuaiy. Florida, Ihla atih day af Fsbruary, A. to IMS. INSIDE SALESMAN for building material bualneaa. Good Ineome for young man with aome ex­ perience. Write qualifications to L Box 40. e/o Sanford Herald. noua nameplatei. Write Reevcf Co., Attleboro, Mail. PERSONNEL Metcalf Building - ANNOUNCING NEW DEAL 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped, 203 So. Park Avt. Ph FA 3-SM1 S tir- 25 yr. mortgage, >400 For The Employer NEW LAKEFRONT home: 2-bed- Thoroughly icreened. better quali­ down. FA 2-2814. room*, 2 bath*, cuitom built, fied, mora competent people. REAL ESTATE DRK'E-IN terrau o , g la u sliding door*, electric kitchen, frultwood cabi­ J. W. HALL net*, central heating and nlr For The Employee 2544 French Ave. conditioning; larga plot, Irriga­ More courteous service, better Job Realtor opportunities a competent amtion.. Buy for coit direct from ill Hall" Phone FA 13*41 owner-builder. PIP,700, low down ploy meat' service. paym ent A. Prati, Ctalrmonl P-LOTS in Dreamwold Section; al Ave., Lake Mary, FA 2-2MP. ready cleared and leveled. Prlc Our Reputation TO yr*. licensed and bonded in REDUCING PRICE for quick CLEAN 2-bedroom unfurnished Florida. ■ale. By owner: 2 bedroom CB bouse, knotty pine anack bar Member of the Chamber houie, wood floor*; corner lot, StenBtrom Realty and tibinat*, 1 master bedroom. of Commerco fenced backyard. FA 2-1241. 335. Also furnished apartment HERBERT STEN8TR0M Registered Broker P O l M a g n a l i l . 9*3. Call U R G E LOT - NEW HOME, W Personnel Service NO P-32P7. ASSOCIATES s 44'. Automatic heat and air Merle W. Warner conditioned. Come aea and maka 4M Metcalf Bldg. Orlando, Fla Bettye D. Smith offer. E. Wilkinson, 323 3th. R. E. Magnusion Street, Lake Mary. 2-ROOM furnished apartment, 310 Ned D. Julian Magnolia. Phonp A. K. RoisetGROVE MANOR HOME: 1013 Lin- TYPING at home, lagal or any R. J. Boynton other. Phone FA 2-4444. ter, Florist. FA 1-1131, eoln St., 3 bedroom, Mi bath, Llnvll J. R ianer, double carport. Robert R. Let WILL keep children la my home. Lottie Broadway 301 Maple Ave. 1-YEAR OLD, 3 bedroom CB furn­ Kenneth Torbatt RENT A BED ished home near high school. WILL DO laundry In my home Ph. FA 2-2420 Holloway, Hospita' * Baby Beds II N. Park Cali FA 2-42T4 after 4:00 P. M regularly. CaU FA 2-3120. By D iy, Week or Month. and all day Saturday and Sun­ 2-BEDROOM, lVi bath, fully air CARROLL'S FURNITURE day. conditioned home with utility Ph. FA 2 - l l t l 114 W. 1st Bt, and separata atorage room. BY OWNER, attractive 2 bedroom PLUMBING Largo fenced yard, patio. 4ti7i CB home located on 2 large Contracting A Repairs s loan. 370.M monthly. 109 Laurel beautifully landscaped lots shad­ Free Estimates Dr, FA 2-3174. ed by oak, palm and citrus trees, R. L. HARVEY Listen to this. Attractive two bedftneed backyard. Kitchen equlp- 234 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 1-3131 95M.0O DOWN room, one bath, Masonry homo pod, apace heater, hardwood 2400 LAUREL AVE. In Lako Mary—Extra largo liv­ floors, built-in closets, drasaeri ing Room, n Florida Room This three bedroom block borne and chasta. This home can be with many extras can ba pur­ which could be used for Bed­ yours for less than 31000.* Buy chased through FUA Financing room. Convenient to Post Office my equity and assume 4V* mort­ Plumbing A Heating for only 914.0M.00. and Stores—Reasonably priced at gage, payable 344 a month In­ AIR COVDITIONINa 111,3M. Terms. ROBERT A. WILLI AMI, Realtor cluding taxes and iniuranet or * Raymond Ludqulat, Assoc. will aceopl a small down pay­ CONTRACT aad RXP*TR WORK FA 34141 WHITE BRICK FIREPLACE FA 2-3331 Atlantis la n k Bldg. ment. FA 1-3114 lor appoint- 1047 Sanford Ave. POR SALE meat. It Faya Located West and of spacious liv­ To Uaa ing room. Also thrown In for RETIREMENT RETREAT Owner Transferred good meaiuro—two bedrooms, A rt you tho couple who wilt latch Must aacriflc* 2 1 . R., 1 bath Tha HERALD onto (his neat brand naw t BR HI# bath and a half, modern Want Ada. home with larga Florida room. CB Home, located lust out of electric kitchen, terraaso floors Lot « r x II I '. Umuual 4ti% Iho high, tax district with a lot throughout. All this situated on mortgage. Buy my equity. Rea­ largo enough for a garden. Only Lovely Lake Lotus, three blocks sonable term s available. Call 91300, Noma your own terms. off 17-92, Casselberry area, Buy FA 3-aaia after 4iot F. M. this lovely year old homo for tha low, low price of only W. H. "Bill" STEMPER AgMC* Phono FA 2-4341 • MX N. Park FISH CAMP, LAKE HARNEY NAVY AND Phona FA 2-4331 2M1 Park Dr. 333' front on Lake, nice two bodGet In on tho ground floor. Sevaroom camp, suitable for year NEWCOMERS ral desirable tola available on WYNNE WOOD: S B. R. CBS round livinf. bouse, |13M equity and assume Route 17-92 near Five Poihta. TO SANFORD 331 monthly payment. Phono S t Johns Realty Co. Ideal business sites. I l l N. P ark Ave. FA 34073. Neat two bedroom masonry home, fully equipped kitchen. WlUiln view of n beautiful lake in town of Lake Mary. Prlc* only 9S930 AVON HAS cask. This is actually below HOUSE FOR SALE: Levaly 23 open territories city — market value. Good for n mortbedroom homo on largo shady also opening la LOCH ARBOR. gag* loan. corner lot la Wynnowood; kit­ WRITE IMMEDIATELY for chen equipped, jalousie porch. interview — Box 144, Lockhart, Entlro block, comprising 1*1/3 Low down payment. S ill Slov­ Fla. aercs—racing on four streets. In ens Av*. FA 24019. Town of Lako Mary. Haa usable fram e house, with city water Unusual Career Opportunity and electricity, Excellent for For woman age M to 33, Interest­ bulldiog site, High * Dry. ed to bettering herself financial­ Price: 314,900 HOME SEEKERS ly and aoelally. Established asUonaUy known concern offers Watch This Space REAL ESTATE INSURANCE fUUirt with substantial Income, Tbla beautiful six room and bath SURETY BONDS plus laliatacUoa of delivering baa icreened porch, caran Important service to this RAYMOND M. BALL homo porta, utility and storage room. eommauailjr. Good education AND ASSOCIATES Underground sprtohlr system and etocero interest to children Amy Andaraoa for tbo lawn. Located on a largo necessary. Teaching or bastoesa corner lot a t 2440 Oak Ave. Tb* Genevieve (Jeanle) Blair background helpful. Must k m price will b* reduced 330 each Carl Cborpeatog, Jr. car. Glva background fully to day unUI sold. Original price Robert J. Schmidt first letter. Writ* Mrs. V a t 918,330—today’s 113,400. Present W. B. Shippy Dyke. P. O. Bon 4911, Orlando, loan, approximately 110,700. can Cmdr. G. R. Strickland Florida. • be assumed. Mouth]} payments Marvto Williams are 970. Shown by appointment l l i So. Park Av*. Pk. FA 1 3441 only. Don't detoy. See today. Sanlerd Call FA 14104. Evans Bldg. Lake Mary WELCOME NOTICE Ph. FA l ino H orib4 Dwtgtt#d For Florida Livinf. S t Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 114 N. Park Ava. Fk. FA I4US UMtAL) DAVID V. IfATCHKL Clerk of th* Clrrull four! By Martha T Vlhlen D. C. W.■C. Hutehiaaa, Jr. Edwarda Bulldlag •enferd, Florida Attoraey far Plalntlffa Publlek Fab. IS A Mar. 4. 11. II. R AV EN N A PARK HOMES S A 4 Bodroowia — 1 A S Baths VA-FHAFHA In S«rvic« Convcnttoul F im n d nc Down Ptym enU Low m 9425 Yoo caa movn hi hnmndiatalp white th i papara arc balag pr oMRi i Wa Guarantee Faraonal SatiafactloR On Tha Coaatnsctkn Of Your Hobm For Tho First Yoar — Or Your Dews Faynoat Aad Ctoclaf Coit Will Bo Choorfuh 3 8o d ro o m *-1,/2 Baths 1 F are P ark. Plnrlda publleh Mar. I, 1 1 , 18 , IS. IMS. B e* $ 1 0 ,6 5 0 WA $ 3 5 0 Sim •BPlAOWNU OPM DUY am KH na Jt Ti l l i s JTA fj j .Tj. ag3.tfA J*an u t —au I �13. Electrical Bervtcaa Frl. March -I, 1900— Page 11 20. Automobiles lloute Wiring — Electric Servlet Sid Vlhlen RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia FA 20913 MUST SELL 'IT Ford Convertible, FOAM rubber $1.00 per lb., 0 . I. while, V*. power (leering, radio, ihovelt $1.49 each. Army Navy whitewall*, good condition. AskSurplus, 31o Sanford Ave. Ine $1300. FA 22261. '39 Z1G ZAG, almoal half paid 20-A Trailers for — take over payments of $9.30 each; 600 different stitches, TRAILER SACRIFICE button holes. Write Credit Mana­ ger, Bog too, e/o Sanford Her$1,000.00 OFF OF COST 19M Le Salle 32 ft., l bedroom, jalousie windows, tandem wheel. FACTORY TO YOU L'sed six weeks. Clear title. Will ALUMINUM acrlficr for cash. Mrs. McDon­ VENETIAN BLINDS ald, DeWltt Trailer Park, 2 miles Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom So. of Sanford on 17-92. rail with plastic ends. Plastie rayon tapes, Cottna or ay loo 1939 CHAMPION 3-bcdroom trail­ or cords. er 6 x36'. 6200 down. DeWUle's Trailer Park, on Hwy. 17-92. Senkarik Gla*» and Paint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd St FA 2-4622 59 METZEXDORF Travel Trailer 52,000 BTU oil circulator Heater, priced for quick sale. Lot 40, has to ba seen to appreciate. Park Avt. Trailer Park. Cheep! Cell FA 2-43*7. 14. Build. Paint A Repair B & M ROOFING Contracting A Repairs Licensed — Bonded —Insured FREE ESTIMATES 300 Laurel Ave, PL. FA 2-7943 THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home Carpentry Repairs Roofing 4 Siding Phone FA 2 6432 WALL PAPERING 4 PAINTING Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Contact 30* West Ith SL Phone FA 2-8643 • IF YOU have painting problems and want lo lake advantage of years of experience and the best of workmanship, call K. M. Bledsoe, FA 3-4122. GOOD Breakfait room auitt. ateel chain with plaitlc upholstery. Phone FA 2-1*77. TWIN BED with roll ip rin i Inner spring mattress, $23. FA 1-7237. 2-TABLE La m p s with Fiberglass shades. Call FA 2-3421. 23. Notleen k Pomonala WANT MAN or woman to drive my ear to Carbondele. Great building boom on there. Come, lete talk. Mr. and Mre. Martin Cowan, 111 Cedar. LOST: Pert Terrier, approximate­ ly II Ibe. Ian with white ring around neck. Answers to name of "Rip". FA 2-4346. 21. Furnlluro ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds. Day, Week or Month— rUHNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave, Ph. »A 1-7933 HOUSE PAINTING This Month Only EXTERIOR COMPLETE 3- Bedroom 1-Bedroom v V * • U R K u ru lu u W n tt.te .rid lK d lilw 15. Spatial Service* Here's your last chance to get Me nf Hotler’n N ifty ’## Tradeliu i t u unbelievable tarings. They nil have the fmiMM Holler "OK" Warranty and ten randy to go. Coma by for n demonstration ride today! CUSTOM BUILT furniture —etagie placet or sola. Also fuml—toee-rwpefc;— Cabinets made. •Tte mirror b on r fccr*,3<r. That'* t window. 15. Special Services 22. Articles For Sale $SAVE$ 17. Pete. Livestock, Supplies New k Used CLOCK REPAIRING: Wheel's*, MUST SELL by Salurday: Dach­ CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All Longwood Park, FA 2-T6TI. shund Puppies, AKC registered, Furniture and Appliances work guaranteed. Free me tee. Phone FA 47114 Reti­ HOUSE CLEANING $13. Phone FA 2-026B. PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING Windows, Floors, Watli. Free Be IB. Boat* and Motors ttmate. Call FA 2-1212 or W. L. HARMON M FT. RUNABOUT, N M. P, FA a i m . PH. FA 2-4229 Alto* i V. E Evlnrude electric kicker, very TREE AND YARD SERVICE o( reasonable. Rev. Joel D. Brown, AUTO GLASS all types. Celt FA 22013 lor FA 23942. fro* estimate. INSTALLED Gateway To The Waterway Windshield Back.®*** JONES Your EVINRUDE Dealer Door Glass Vent Glaai SERVICE fenknrttt Glass and Paint Co, 24 hr. Wrecker Ser. Robnon Sporting Goods Mather of Sanford 58 C H E V R O L E T IM PALA Sports Coup* « Radio • Heater • Power Steering • Power Brake* . Beautiful Turquoise nod White with Matehlag Interior and While Sidewall Tire* « Juat the on* yon'v* been looking for. Low down payment and easy OMAC Financing available. Call nr earn* In for n demosatrstis* ride today. • BIG VALUES • 1UICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - MAIER New and Used Furniture 311 E. First St. FA 2 5622 Ph. FA l-SNl New A Used Furniture 4 AppH1001 SANFORD AVE. aaeea. A Good P late To Phone FA 2-IM Mercery Outboard Motors BUY, BELL a r TRADE FRONT END AUNEMENT WOODRUFF MARINE Jenkins Furniture HEATING 10 yra. experience with Beer 2401 French Ave. FA 2-1302 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7430 H. B. POPE CO. Equipment. 200 S. Paek — FA $ 4 » No longer conaoctod wMh Buddy'* 20. Automobiles Used furniture, appliances, tool* Automotive. etc. Bought-SoM Larry'* Mart INCOME TAX SERVICE MODEL "A". Phone FA 2341$ 211 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 1-413* WILLIAM E. MURRAY li>A Beauty P arian W l (Mery Avp. T*L FA 1-1244 MUST SELL 14 Volkswagen, *>• Juno Brown’s Beauty Salon eellent condition. FA 2-T230. Wit Adame Ave. Ph. FA 91*21 GOOD Used Appliance* and TV'* Gormly, Inc., Third 4 Palmetto Be Lovelier With PredeeeWinel Beauty Care. REBUILT auto penerttora and 94 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Sports starters. < and I t volt*. New Coupe; 42.000 original miles, muffleri for popular eari. Reel’s mechanically perfect. $300 or Used Auto Parts, South on Hwy. beet offer. Cali FA 2-2237. 17-02. Phone FA 90*2*. & Auto) Mt4 FORD Custom ford or, radio, North Orlando Electronics heater, straight stick, eatra good Ph. FA 2-0034 — FA 2-W03 condition. $430. 116 M. Sunlend ITH Orlande Dr. — .Hwy. 1T-0* Dr. FA 1-9*11. tOORBE PORTABLE eewlng m a­ Sewing Mach. Repairs chine, light weight. Five pay­ ment! of $1(0. One year guar­ ALL MAKES * MODEU EASTER SPECIAL antee remaining. Write Credit 104 So. Paek ($4 hr. ear.) $4-30 Waves New W-W Manager, Box 400, Sanford HerHair Styling 4 Outtlag loeheded EVENING APPOINTMENTS AC­ ENVELOPES, CEPTED, LIKE NSW hospUM tied. Phone DORIS* BEAUTY SHOP MS4 Adams Ph. FA SdlSl id-2 E. lit. 58 C H E V R O L E T D ELR A Y Thrifty $ Cylinder Saline • Standard TranamlaelM • R fal Tnton* Finish Catalina Tudor — Hydra malic — Radio — Heater — Mechanically Bound. Needs Body Work. You Can Own It For TV 6c Radio Service (Home RIGHT IN ONE OF OUR 4 MONTH-old Toy Chihuahua Maaeheetar puppies. FA 9M H. 58 C H E V R O L E T B E L A IR Forder • Fally Eenipped Inslndlng Power Steeetug • I feet Tetene Ftaleh • Cleon hiside and On* and reod| *•1 P ho USED CARS 58 C H E V R O L E T B IS C A Y N E Coronet Fordor THE BEST YOU’LL FIND THIS OUR VERY BEST! 58 PLYM O U TH Savoy Forder Redan . Automatic Radis . Heater • A-t Candttiee - Oi Owner. 57 C H E V R O L E T Super Tudor Hardtop — Dynnftow — Radis — Haster —The Beat Of Transportation. 58 C H E V R O L E T B IS C A Y N E 57 C H E V R O L E T " lie " Teder - • Cylinder - Standard Transmission . first ar Cnatnm Tndnr • • Cylinder - Han* dard Transmission • Goad Time 4 58 C H E V R O L E T B E L A IR Fardor Hardtop • Radio • Heater • Pardee* la Beery Wi WAS $2095 ROOMS: Three nice bedreams. tile bath, living room, dining srua, hltchen* utUity psmu, and m tlaaed garage. C O N STR U C T^l^^am e^ew K rurted. with heautiful EQUIPMENT: Eloctrk range, refrigernlor, hearer, hot water tank, sad vanMl— him in. PRICE: For ealy SI 1.76# yen eaa teH this “your” home! After reasonable down payment, yen can aaaume a VA 4 ii 'r nwrtgaga with meothly payments of SIS per meMta. This we recommend highly! May wt earve Buy With Confidence At Your Seminole County Authorised •- Pool lac • Bulck • Rambler Dealer 54 D ESO TO Flredeme Feeder Sedan Fewer * tearing • Radi Whitewall Tlras FIAT EXCLUSIVE WITH STENSTROM REALTY USED CARS NOW $1 �. P ip •. , .v 'V ,v . y , — V-- ,, l B - Y r t M a r e * 4 , 1M Q WiUiams, who announced Thurs­ day night ho wooid not seek n seventh term as Michigan’s chief executive, sold he was “throwing my brand npen the waters." Me will go eat of office Dee. gl. The 49-jrenr-eld governor, who b being boomed by Michigan Dem­ ocrats ns n natural for vice preeideat. said In a statewide radietoWviiion swan song he wanted to “work for the cause of peace in seme public office where I could be effective." But be emphasised he had mad* “n* commitments for national of­ fice” aad no deals with Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Maaa.) or ether White House hopefuls. Williams, wb* will central Mich­ igan* 91 votes at the national convention, said Democrats need a “hard-hitting, progressive can­ didate aad platform.” Mrs. B. Pickering lsDeadAt79 Mrs. Bessie M. Pickering of Lake Mary died at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital today after a SEMINOLE HIGH SOLOISTS «t the “Twirling Fantasy” short illness in the Seminole High Auditorium at 8 p. m. Saturday Mrs. Pickering. Thyear-old wife will be Marty Stemper and Ruthie Carlton. The majorof Leon Q. Pickering of Lake ette show will feature about 75 Central Florida high Mary, lived hem for 34 years. She came to Lake Mary from Ames school twlrlert from Sanford, Orlando and Kissimmee bury. Masa. where she was born. schools. Proceeds from the annual show will aid the Mr. aad Mrs. Pickering cele­ SHS band and majorettes. (Herald Photo) brated their Mth wedding anni­ versary in ISM. Mrs. Pickering was a member af the United Span­ ish War Veterans’ Auxiliary. She is survived by her busbaad. and a cousin. Elliott O. Smart of Merrimac, Maas. CECIL A. TUCKER Symptoms af bacterial diseases Funeral services will be at 9 Coaaty Agricwltoral Agrat a r t usually watcr-soakcd spots, or p. m. Tuesday at Briason Funeral All *f us who grow plants —whe­ blotches on the leaves; black wa­ Home with Rev. Lucian Scott of­ ficiating. Rev. Scott is a farmer ther we are home gardener*, nur­ ter soaked o r soft rotted areas rrs was formerly minister pastor of the Lake Mary Com­ serymen. ranchers, growers or oo the atoms; or sack spots on the something else — a r t concerned ie a t the Central Baptist munity Presbyterian Chunk. below ground porta af plants. with plants. In Miami. He is a baritone Da you know how to recognize Aa example of a bacterial di­ violinist and choral direrwhen your plants are diseased? sease is atom rot af geraaiom. Here are the symptoms af plant Plant disease* a r t often canned disease: The stem n u y be stunt­ by viruses. No oae knows fast what ed; the leaves may be curled, virus** are. We do know that they Special Services SMtUed or spotted; the plant may wilt; It may lack g rata color; or Set For Church the flowers may be distorted or have aa unusoal color. Thera are maay things that make plant* do poorly but there are three major cause* of plant disease. These are fungi, bacteria aad vtr- Guest Speaker Pastor Robert Collar, campaign manager at the Detaasore Evange­ listic warn w ll be to* gaost speaker at the Seventh-day Adven­ tist church Salarday. AddrwsMag the 11:99 worship a rn ic a Mr. Cel­ lar wM as* aa kto sabject “Snak­ ing the L ast” Sanford Women's Group Spends ‘A Day In Court' 9ATURDAY • a. m.— Teen Charm Sc boot. Civic Crater. • a. m —Biddy basketball tour­ nament. Seminole High School. 9:98 a. m —Free bowling In­ structions, Jet Lanes. MONDAY T p. m —Teen dance class. Civic Center T p. m —Biddy basketball tour­ nament finals, Seminole High. T;M p. m.—Sanford Art Group board meeting. Arts k Craft Bldg. • :U p. m. —Adult ballroom dance class. Civic Center. 9:13 p. m.— City basketball All Star gams, Seminole High. TUESDAY I t a. m — Adult Charm School Civic Center. 7:30 p. m. Tourist and Shuffleboard Club covered dish supper. WEDNESDAY 9 a. m — Garden Club. Aria A Craft Bldg. T p. m — Square dancing class. Civic Center. t p. m—Square dancing Civic Crater. THURSDAY 7:30 p. m —Duplicate Bndte Club. Civic Crater. 7:30 p. m — Ratio Rider* Club. Arts A Craft Bldg. Spot On Demo Ticket ‘ if, ________ Recreatfa Calendar >'Whims Watts DETROIT (UP!)—Gov. G. Menm Williams, dean of the nation’s avsrners, vans a willing randlita today fa r a spot on the Dtmn t i c national ticket o r “any to** I could ho of service.” . plants. Mast af the para i dle fungi reproduce by spores. The vegeta­ tive body of f u g i consists of a mat of thread-like structures. Some typical fungus diseases are leaf spot af chrysanthemum, black spat of roses, aad powdery mildew. game terms of bacteria cause plant diaea ta*. Bacteria a n micro­ scopic, ooe-ceUed plants. Like the fungi, they have aa chlorophyll, aad so moat Use as parasite* an Seminole Coaaty school health co-ordinators met at the Board of Public Instruction office Thurs­ The florid* Federation of Wom­ day to consider the best methods an's Club* and the Florida Council of teaching children about nntriof Juvenile Court Judge* a n ipoasoring a "day in court” this The Florida Board of Health week. F oot member* of the San­ regional nutrition consultant. Mrs. ford Woman'* Club (pent yes­ terday moraine in Judje WJ*oo May McBath. suggested teachers Alexander'* court after ftrst meet- use food models and posters sug­ gestive of the right foods to eat. ins with him for briefing. Attendins were Mr* George The health coordinators also dis­ Wells, president of the chib. Mrs. cussed tending for booklets oo Carl ShUke. Mrs. H. C. Echel nutrition cart. berger and Mrs. Irving Pryor. County lunchroom superintendBetween cases they were allowed to ask questions aad one thing '.>tj learned was. that Seminole Long-wood Dance Admission to the Longwood JayCounty has recently formed a lay advisory board composed of five re* teenage dance Saturday night men including two school princi­ will be 13 rents for one person pals and one minister. and 23 cents per couple. The dance The day in eoart between the in lb* New Jayce* youth center two groups is also being obaenr- win be from 7 :» p. m. until M:90 ed nationally this week. eat Mr*. Cbariottfc W hitm an taM American arhool children lark vitamin C and that Florida acbool* are required to *erre foods con­ taining this vitamin everyday. Vitamin C foods include ci­ trus, cabbege and greens. Serving vitamin C foods daily without being receptive is difficult, Mr*. . Whitmore added. C fa — CHAS. H. ROBERTSON AT THE MEW Econ-O-Wash . . in our Wednesday Ad one of the items listed was ALL ELECTRICAL WORK BY' - This *« correct aad this special price la good through Saturday March L HOWEVER, though a miaaadcrutaadiax. aa illastratian of a GARDEN RAKE « m used. Garden rake* are net a u s a i this weekend's bargain* — This was an heas»t mistake — with no latent to mislead. TED W ILLIA M S Hopkins Electric ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 2431 YALE AVE. FA 2-5892 HARDWARE G R A N D O P E N IN G WASH N’DRY! BRING ALL YOUR W ASH! DAY WE’LL SUPPLY TH E COINS! S A L MAR. 5th Thomas E. Spires Is Dead At 76 COIN- OPERATED LAUNDRY LOW COST WASHINGTON (U P!) - SELF **Tbo domestic tratil* industry ennaot possibly meet tbs rampottboo of these Imports.” AbcraetUy said, lie cited the twin ad­ vantage* «f low wage* aad low oattaa cost* whkh flourish in tor- Cotton Jcct Mg totae restriction oo the import ^ Of terries gaodz. v i e d the U. S. Tori* Commission today to apprase eight-scat par pound tees FRENCH SERVI CE AGITATOR TVPF (D J f.C ). DETROIT (UPI>—A G n u * Petal* dvatut. SOFT ■ HOT ™ *VVATER CMAlb M. ROBERTSON ON THE Giant MMhwrt On FerKiBerOfTwo MIAMI tU fl) — A ifS INEXPENSIVE—ONLY Grand Opening TO WASH, WASHERS M \\ HIGH SPt l l) DRYING 10* TO DRY. .. .Wash C O N G R A T U LA T IO N S m OFENI GRAND O PEN IN G ' EC ON “o ^ aY SA TU R D A Y, M A IL 5th U tt V . H U * . T LAUMPRY ------ - t o m w u ________________ U .U ^ e? ^IfT* *• . i -V *' ■he* a tj ISnfe* 'atVy,u ii~ p - ' •* * - • ’f iy - ' i • 1 'tea �V U S . Develops Nuclear Attack y/arning Device WASHINGTON (UPI) - T h s Air Force has developed a almple tel­ ephone pole device to flash a warning of a nuclear explodon to key military ccnten In event of a ineak attack on the United Statet. Congreiiional teitlmony made public Sunday night diaetoaed that the new device is designed to solve the critical defense problem • f alerting military commands ol an attack when communications lines are destroyed. Immediate Information enemy attack could enable forces to lake fa nt retaliatory ac­ tion and help military authorities determine what units were left for a counterattack. The Air Force said the answer la a fool-proof bomb alarm sys­ tem that will transmit an electron­ i c signal of local destruction to ™ey centers fast enough to outrun atomic shock wave*. The heart of tho system la a small llght-sensillve unit which re­ acts only to the flash of a nuclear blast. — At least throe—and la the case of Washington, seven-of these anils a n to be mounted oa tele­ phone poles oa tho outskirts of m o n than MO critical target areaa ^ ro d cities. • After the nuclear flaah, of course, comes a blast that will doatroy tho unit and ttat aircull over which He algnal la routed. But the report la moved so fait it will be on ha way before the blaat hits. The signals will be channeled to command points. Including tba White House, Strategic Air Com­ mend headquarters, the Penagon, and an a Herns ta emergency Pen­ t a g o n buried la rock soar Ft. Ritchie, Md; New Aggregate Firm To Open "Sanford Office Pouolile, Inc., the new company planning a big plant near the Oiteen Bridge lo produce aggregate and manufacturing concrete, ha* announced that U will open a San­ ford office this week the Chamber of Commerce reported. * The Hrm’* office will be atjW l •M a p le ead wfll Ae rteffed aherUr, Victor H*eWae J f f 7* =T w g >Hfc told C of C Manager John Krldef. The Arm expect* to build a plant on 1U location at tba edge of Scmlnola and Voluala counliea which will coat about $150,000 and employ M people in its beginning stage. Plana ror the building and other details of the operation are being _ worked out for the aggregate plant, 9 which will give thla area an entire' ly new kind of Induitry and a brand new kind of product for the construction market. Fire Near School Site Extinguished A fire between 25th St. and the New Seminole High School site on a Lake Jennie was sxtinguUhad by w County Fore»t Rangers and Banford NAS fireflghtara Sunday. . The flame* were a "potential danger" to three houiea nearby. County Ranger Robert Gray sain today. Tba ranger* also fought a fire which burned 10 acres of pasture land a t Forest Lake Academy Sunday. A bey from the academy and Riversides fire department A helped put eut the blase near Fora*t City. Fire alao burned three ecrea Sunday a t Wilson Corner north­ east of Palola and an aero a t Flvo Pointo, east of 17-92 oa Uio Old Orlando Highway. DeBary Legion .A uxiliary To Elect ( F ir ? VOL. XL1X A $100 CHECK was presented to the Seminole Assn, for Retarded Children by the Navy Officers' Wives Club of the Sanford Naval Air Station. Mrs. William Meyers, left, teacher of the classes for retarded children, receives kfaa check from Mrs. J . W. Taft of the Wives Cluh. (Herald Photo Slayer O f 6 Says Killing Came Easy MIAMI (UPI) — Once started, killing came easy to 17vear old Dennis Whitney. He shot his victims in the head because "it seemed like the logical place." The red-haired youth snuffed out six lives and critically wounded a seventh in a 19-day apree that started in Callforma and ended on a weedy Florida sand dune fronting the 1 p.m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI)—Stock pri­ ces at 1 p. m.: American Airline* ........ 2014 American TAT ................... STM American Tobacco............ . 103 Bethlehem Steel ................... 47H Caterpillar **,..••.,»•••••»•• 30 C A o ,..*,•«••••»••••••••*• at Chryiler ........ ....................... U tt Curtiss ■ Wright ................. 2P4 DuPont ....... ........................ 229 99te Eaatman Kodak .......... . Ford Motor ......................... 74V4 General Electric ............... M * 45'4 General Motor* 2<4 Graham • Paige »• • a• a#*i » 34 Int. TAT .. 3614 Lorillard . ... * « ■ • • • • ■ ■ • >■ * Minute Maid i M i l l l l t H t a i * 1114 its ’ Penney ......... ............................. ^ RR. . . . ! . 14 **** ^ ( r | Roebuck -47H 44M Standard Oil (NJ) Studcbakcr .......... • i i i l e i t t 15(4 U. S. Steel .......... * • » * * • » • S3 ' 49tt Weillnghouic El. Seminole Group At Carlton Kickoff Ernest Southward, chairman of the Seminole COunty "Carlton for Governor" Committee, led a Urge group of Scmlnola County citisens lo Wauchula Saturday for the Carl­ ton campaign kickoff. Southward said, "Some 12,000 to 15,000 people from aU of Florida's 07 counties attended the event to make it the largest campaign kick­ off for any atatewida candidate in the state's history.” Included in the Sanford group was State Senator Douglas Slenstrom, • Carlton supporter. "A meeting will be held soon at which wo w art to cordially In­ vite everyone interested in Senator Carlton's campaign to attend", Southward said. Herbert Slsnxtrom served aa chairman of the local kickoff com­ mittee. Chuluoto Women's Group- To Meet Negro youths who said they are the facilities at the Civic Center. Hnwevsr, he assured them that sludenta at Crooms Academy plant were in the fire (or a new massed in front of the courthouse Negro center to be built behind this morning and demanded use the Goldsboro pool. of the Civic Center or Improved He invited the committee of recreation facilltlea for Negroes five tn attend the City Commis­ In the area. sion meeting next Monday night One youlh, who spoke for the when the board will study the group, said after a discussion with matter o( a Negro recreation cen­ School Supt. R. T. Milwce and ter. City Manager Warren Knowles Jerome Davis, a student at that tha group will carry on Crooms, said after the meeting a "passive resilience movement" with Knowles that the 980 stu­ to presa for a program pf improv­ dents at the Negro school were ed recreation facilities. protesting the inadequate recrea­ Some of those In the crowd lodsy also were identified in a group which cauied about an •stimatod 9300 damages to auto­ mobiles by throwing bricks and other objects at them Saturday ; night after the Negro youth* were refused admission to a teenager* dance at (he Civic Center. Police said three cars were re­ ported damaged and one had a hrick thrown through the wind­ shield. About 20 Negroes ware reported throwing at ears after a larger group had tried to en­ ter the Civic Center dance but was dispersed by police. One 17-year-old Negro. Curtis Goldman, was arrested after to­ day's demonstration by the oulhs and charged with destroyg private property. Police said he threw a rock and broke a headlight on a truck owned by the Florida Homa Gas JOHN GALLOWAY Co. at Birth St, a « l French Are. U til happened at U:90 p. a . after the morning talks with the "pesalva resistance" group. A committee of the students met with Knowles In a closed session Ibis morning for approxi­ mately 41 minutes. After the meeting, Knowles said Taa Collector John Galloway that be totd the committee "point this morning became the 19th can­ blank" that they would never use didate lo qualify for one of the 20 county public offices In the county since the official, qualifying began March I. Galloway has held the office of lax collector since 1947 when he was appointed by Gov. Cald­ Five Die On Roads well lo succeed the laie John D, TALLAHASSEE (U P I)-A t least Jenkins. five persons w en killed on Flo­ In qualifying this morning, Gal­ rida road* and highways during loway said, "1 have emlravored the past weekend, th* Stale Pa- te operate tha office economically ' ,rwwt*d V . - and'-to-reader wgrteou* and elliclenl service to kit." Anforiy Ia 30 Galloway, a native of North LONDON (UPI)—Antony Arm- Carolina, is a member of the Ma­ strong-Jones, Princess Margaret's sonic order, Amcricsn Legion, 40 handsome fiance, celebrated his and g Society, Veterans of Furclgn 30th birthday today, probably his Wars, Seminole County Sportsmen last aa a commoner. Cuurt cir­ Assn., Junior Chamber of Com­ cles were.discussing the possibili­ merce, Klwanis club and Holy ty that, one of Arrastrong-Jones' Cross Episcopal Church. birthday presents would be a royal Galloway lives with his wife in title from the Queen, his future- lach Arbor. sister-in-law, perhaps earl, mar­ During World War 1, Galloway quis or duke. served in the infanlry and wcnl oversea* ■* a first lirulenanl. He was lalcr promoted to the rank Plague Til eaten a RABAT, Morocco fUPI)—Health of captain. During World War It he com­ official* espressed confidence to­ day tin t the threat of a plague manded Co. C. fourth battalion or epidemic developing in the of the Florida State Guard until earthquake-ilia tiered ruins of Aga­ llte unit was disbanded In 1946 at dir had ended. Tons ol disin­ which lime he received the rank fectant have been spilled over the of major in recognition of fine rubble of the once gay Atlantic service. resort by special teams wearing gas masks and protectivo cloth­ Mayo Reported ing. c Atlantic. Whitney was captursd Saturday and readily admitted to three murders Ms the Miami area. Then he etunned authorities Sunday with tha statement: "I might aa well dean 'em all up."' He ticked off the details of how he killed three other men In robberiea as he traveled from 'Cali­ fornia to Florida. WhKnay, who has been in minor trouble ainee he was lo. started hla killing after he left home at N o r t h Hollywood, Calif., Ust month. Ha said ha killed a service sta­ tion attandent In a robbery at Victorville, Calif., because *T was broke and hungry." Ha satd ha killed another serv­ ice station num at Tucson, Arls., and a Nagro man who befriended him in Phoenix, Aria. He hitched a<ride to Mie*d *nd AiW* service station attendants In roi l-erles because "I couldn’t get a lob." He wounded anuther man crit­ ically and then slrw a woman whose ra r he stole to bresk out of a south Florida dragnet. The youth’s moods flitted back and forth as ha detailed his crimes. He was trucluent as he told detactlves Warren Holmes; "I plan­ ned to kill maybe a doxen or so." But when police took him to the scent of one of the men he killed here they said, "ha put his head in hii arm* and blubbered for two or three minutes, I t was the first and only time he broke down." He was contrite when he told reporters Sunday night: "I don’t think 1 Intended to kill 1 don’t feel too good about it.” But his voice was ryild when he told why h* shot all his victims In the head: " It aeemsd Ilk* the logical place." He dropped his head and seemed Jewel Thief Caught LOS ANGELES (UPD-Ted J a ­ afraid whan he talked about what cob Rinehart, 33, a skilled Jewel might happen to him. "I figure I’ll either get th* chair thief who has a last# for high living waa arrested Sunday night, or Ilfs in prison," h* muttered. little more than a month after the FBI placed him on Its "10 most Actors, Actresses wanted" lilt. Agents raptured Rinehart without a struggle i s he Open Film Strike sat in hi* auto in nearby Gran­ HOLLYWOOD (U PI)—The na­ ada Hills, lie had gained 4o tion's glamour girla and movie pounds and grown a mustache heroes grabbed their mink roaU, line* last July 23 when he van­ hopped Into Imported sport* cars ished from Florida. and roared off to their Beverly Hill* mansions today In ths first No Place Like Home actur* strike in filmland history. MEMPHIS (UPI) -M ille r Elvis The strikers Inrluded soma of Presley gut home from the Army lha richest show-people in tha today and headed for a mess of world — Marilyn Monroe, Marlon black-eyed peas at his ttoo.ooo su­ Brando, Gina Lollobrlglda, Doris burban mansion. Day, John Wayne, Gary Grant A rather small group of girls and Jimmy Stewart. end women greeted the rock ‘n’ roll singer whrn he arrived un a night train to Memphis in a dress blua uniform made especially for tho occasion. "School day, you know," a male Presley fan said apologetically, AF To Probe Atlas Failure tu NO. 644 Negroes Ask Civic Center Use The Handicraft Group ef Ibe Chuluota ' Women's Club will meet a t 9:30 a. m, Wednesday ® The DeBary American Legioa at the home of Mri. R. A. MyAuxiliary is preparing for Me an­ ora. Co-hostess for tho morning nual election of officers. will be Mrs. M. Van Warmer. The Auxiliary last week named a committee to select a slate ef candidates for office for the com­ ing year. Members are: Mrs. G. E. Crosby, chairman, and Mrs. E. Hoffmire and Mrs. G. Fred Smith. The Auxiliary also decided te send a girl to Glrl'a State. The ^ choice will be made known et • the April meeting. The American Legion birthday dinner will be held March 15 at 5:10 in the Community Center. VANDENBERG AIR FORCE RASE. Calif. (UPI) - An Air . Force Board of inquiry today • tougbt why an operational Atlas missile blew up on its iaunch-pad culling the ICBM nuclear retalia­ tory potential of the United States by one-thirdThe military would a rt gay If the Atlas w ai the nuclear armed aad age tag -ran g e we asm ha­ ltered always an aaaaai fea « M t alert at this bean to fire ia WEATHER: Higher temperature* today and tomorrow. High today, 60-6K. Low tonight, 40-K2. SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY. MARCH 7. 1900 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 BOAT LAUNCHING turned Into automobile launching in this case at the public ramp at the St. Johns River Bridge near Crowe’a Camp. The driver waa out of the car la help a companion with tha boat when tha auta daparted. That little white object on the water in front of tha car waa a card reading “wot paint." Tax Collector Files For Primary Race News Briefs Ike Flies Home RAMEY AIK FORCE BASK. Puerto Rico (UPI) — President Elsenhower wound up a four-day holiday in the Caribbean sun to* day and took off fur Washington la report to the American people on his "Operation Amigo" tour of Latin Amtrira, Tuesday at 7 p. m. the chief eaecutiv# will go before th* American people via radio and television and tell them that Notlh Americans should giva friendlier and more serious lunsiderallon to the problems of their neighbors to the south. Critically 111 Constable J. Q. "Slim" Gallq way was caliod out ef town today te visit Me mother who wm at the petal of death In Albertville, Very Satisfactory OCAI-A (UPI) - Florida Agri­ culture Commissioner Nathan Ma­ yo was in "very satisfactory" con­ dition at a hospital today with a bad cold.. Mayo, at 93 dean uf the Florida Cabinel, entered t h e hospital Thursday with a faver and cough. But Dr. Carl D. Lytle said he was not In serious condition. M*yo had been released from the hospital a few weeks earlier following an attack of pneumonia. tion facilities for Nrgrnc* In San­ I ported and no Negroes attempted ford and "wanted something done : to enter the store and seat them1 selves at the lunch counter, a about it." We don't want an) trouble, just store official said. The Negro rank* quickly built our rights." Davis said. Davis said the grout) plans to up to approximately too and they carry on a "passive' resistance then marched lo the courthouse. Mil wee slopped the procession movement" to see that the pro­ gram of Improved recreation and asked the group to come lo the school offlca lor a conferfacilities is carried oul. Student* from the school gath­ tnce. In the school office, school and ered in front of Touchton's Drug Store early this morning before church leaders pleaded with the massing la front of the court youngsters to go back to school and let a committee 'speak to house. However, no Incidents were re- city official* on recreation needs. "Nothing will be accomplished this way," J. W. Jameson, pastor of St. James Mission's Church told the students. The group agreed to go back to school after a M minute con­ ference with Mllwee and other officials. On Ihe committee appointed to see Knowles was Davis, Kenneth Lee, Anthony Miller, Jamea Wright and Lawrence Walker. They gave their word lo Know-tea that they will cooperate with city official* In finding ■ solution to the problem. Gen. Hutchison To Seek County Commission Post Heart Of Nation Hit By 'Frigid' Arctic Cold Wave A much-decorated veteran of World Wars I and II, J. C. Hutchisdn, a resident of Seminole County 45 years, today announc­ ed as a candidate for election a* county commissioner from Dis­ trict t. "This derision ha* eomc after countless citisens of Seminole County have urged me lo do so," Hutchison said. ’’. . . I hav* been actively en­ gaged la the marketing of Semi­ nole County vegetables since 1919. I feel that I am a businessman who know* the county and ia familiar with its needs. • "If sleeted to this position, K la my firm intention to vole my convictions, being ever mindful of tha needs caused by growth and progress but with remedies through sound, prsclicsl econ­ omy." Hutchison, married In the form­ er Anne Whitner and father of two children, Mrs, R. L. Cornell Jr. and Mrs. T. E. Tucker, has ■ distinguished military record, tn 19(0 he was made a brigadier general and Inducted Into federal service In command of the ttnd Infantry Brigdde, composed ef tha lijlh Florida Infantry and the 167th Alabama Infantry, He served in the Asiatic-Pacific area for 21 months in continuous combat service and at dose of World War II was commanding the 31*1 Division and accepted Hie surrender of Japanese troop* on Mindanao. On March I, 1951, he was ap­ pointed major general and placed in charge ol the 41ih Infantry Division, continuing In that com­ mand until Feb. 29, 1932, when he rellred aa lieutenant general, He is listed ia Who's Who in America. By United Prree International A mass of arctic air lingered over the nation's heartland today. Sub xero readings were common through the north-central portion ! of the country for tha third straight day. The frigid air, which came oat tha heels of ■ devastating winter storm, knifed south into Florida and set records In a t least lg GEOKGE W. BELL states Sunday. The cold wave art low temper­ ature records with readings of IT degree* below aero at Davenport, Iowa; I above at Chicago; 5 be­ low at Topeka, Kan.; ■ below et De* Moines, lows: 4 below a t Columbia. Me.; t below at India* George W. Bell, long-time resi­ spoils; 14 below at Madison, Wii.; dent of Seminole County, announc­ 7 below at Milwaukee, T below ed today he will be a candidate at Flint, Mich., amd $ below r t for Ibe Counly Com mission from Cleveland. Ths wsatber waa warmer today District 5. Bell, whose birth Nov. II, 1913, ever Ihe eastern peri of Ui* coun­ was the 4$tb officially recorded try. but some anew waa falling le Seminole, la a former Sanford over Tenoesart. Light snow, generally an Inch policeman and ha* been employed by the county road department or less, was (oroeart over most of the northern plain*, middle and for tho last six years. In announcing hia candidacy, upper Mississippi Valley and th* lower Ohio Valley, Bell said: "Being employed by th* road de­ partment, I know tha county road* and their problems and also the problems encountered by the em ­ ployes of tho department. A civil service coverage of these employes would Increase their worth to the people of the county, knowing their jobs are sate." He added he believed in running the county's business on a sound economical basil, Firemen 'Busy* Over Weekend Eight fire calls over lha week­ end kept the Sanford Fir* Dept. busy. Saturday th* Sanford depart­ ment (ought a trash firs at 2490 Key Ave., a fire from a healer which blew up at 304 Hotly Ave., a grass fire si 25th St. sod Park Ave., a woods Are at Second St. and Cedar Ave. and answered a flooded oil healer eall at 491 Rosalia Dr. There were n* injuries in the blowup hsster incidtnl. Sunday lha firemen fought n grass lira on 25th St., and W. Third Rt. and Cedar Ave., a de­ fective electric ilove at SIS W. First SI, and a smoke scare at 1605 Seminole Blvd. Deputy Resigns For Constable Race Deputy Sheriff end former Alta­ monte Springs Police Chief Grady L. Hail today resigned his deputy's job lo run lor constable from District 9. Hall has been a deputy for three years and has had M yean law enforcement experience. He was police chief tor three years In Altamente Springs, served with the Winter Park Police Dept, and was police chief In Ocoee. Hall ha* been a deputy sheriff In Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties. He I* a member of th* Kress Memorial Seventh Day Adventist Church In Winter Park, the Flor­ ida Pears Officers' Association and the Florida State Firemen's Association. Hall is married end has three children, a ion. Stanley, who ia • student at Orlando Junior Col­ lege, ■ son. Stephen, and daugh­ ter, Judith, both of whom attend Forest Lake Academy. Hall said ha would run on a platform ol "honest, efficient law enforcement." Seminole County's Siath District includes Longwood, Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Fern Park, Forest City and Bear Lake, HUGH DUNCAN Duncan Qualifies For Re-Election W. Hugh Duacaa qualified F ri­ day for rt-e le c tta aa Justice ef Ihe peace for Bemlnol* County'# District 4. Duncaa ie rocking hia Mlrd term as Justice of the peace- He was first elscled to th* pert M 1952. A resident of Sanford for 35 ytara, Duncaa came here from Canon, Franklin County, Ga. H i It a member ol Ui* First Baptist Church ef Sanford, the Elks and Moose lodge* and la secretary of the Sanford I-ton's Club. Duncan la past president of tba club and is deputy governor of Lions' District 360. Ha aarve* on the board of directors of the Florida Assn, of Justices of Ihe Peace and Constables and is a DeHary Heart Council, at the San­ charter member of the Florida ford Atlantic National Bank in SinLions Foundation for tha Blind, ford. Inc. and of the Florida Peace " T h e .Semlnolt-DsBary Heart Officers Ann. Council is delighted with these Constable To Run Duncaa I* the father of three results because they Indicate that children, Hilly Duncan o( Wau­ tho residents of Seminole Counly For Sheriff Post chula; Bette D. Klmea of Colum­ and DeUary recognise the Import­ Constable I . Q. (Klim) Gallo­ bia, S. C. and Dale Duncan, a ance of Hie Heart Fund In making way today qualified te run fur student a t Seminole High School. possible our attack on the heart Hee state County sheriff. Gallo­ Duncan lives at 505 Catalina Dr., diseases through research, educa­ way said be would release a lull tion and rommunlly service, South­ announcement about bis candi­ Sanford. "I am grateful for the confi­ ward said. dacy within the nest few days. dence our clilirns have ahown me In the past, and l desire to conlittuo in this capacity," Duncaa said. Th* peace Justlea aald ha wants lo make "further improve­ The Seminole Count)’ Cumminalon, meeting in spe­ ments in handling the duties of this office, which Is the court cial aeaalon Friday, gave their approval to atari a large that Is closest to th* people, la acale drainage improvement program in the aouth end of a manner that would reflect credit the county aa soon aa poaaUile. our Judicial system and te County Engineer Robert Davla aaid that Initial coat le the course r t good p o v trn a e rt." I9 6 0 Heart Month Fund Drive Termed 'Success1 The 1960 Heart Month Fund Drive, wlilrh officially rniU-d Jan­ uary 29th was a gratifying suc­ cess, Ernrsi Southward, president of Hie Seminole-DeHary Heart Council announced. Total Heart Fund contributions in Sanford, Seminole County and Dellary have reached I5.72g.49. Proceeds from the lietle Davis Show were•*),501.15; Itollrr Skat­ ing Party held at Skate City 1707.12; miscellaneous contribu­ tions f372.uo; and although all re­ turns have not been made an the Heart Sunday drive held February \ the latest figure is (3,143.22. Thla amount will be increased by collections mads by volunteers who have not yet submitted Uteir reports. jf you were among thdse away from home when your volunteer called on Heart Sunday, or If fur any other reason you bavo not yet made your Heart Fund contri­ bution, your gift will ba moat wel­ come now and will boost the total raised by the Beminoie-DeBary Heart Gounett. Contributions may be sent or brought to Robert Bau­ man, Treasurer of the Seminole- Road Department Worker Candidate Flood Plan Okayed of the program would be approximately $14,800. However, the ultimate goal ia the aetting up of a tax diatrict in tha Tanglewood and Temple Terrace areaa and leveling tnillage to meet tha coat of a $168,624 program. The firet atop hi the program will be thn digging and cleaning up of canola from SR 426 to 15 A. Meeting Delayed The board ef directors e f the DeBary Volunteer Fire A* posted tta masttog watt ay at T tll y . m- at the Brw � 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 04, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald