12 10 155 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1c0eb2ad8c98b8b52a72d852dfb0943f.pdf 3a242b293d885e6654d7b55cdba3a65e PDF Text Text i - . iU v -T l __ _ :fX.- __________________ u i: . T7\ ...L < .____ . I v ■ MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE (With IS Or Mor« Order) ~ SWIFTS BROOKFIELD D IX IE CRYSTALS 5 S ig a r U s. (With IS Or More Order) A WORD TO THE W IVES. . . SOMETHING’S HAPPENING H E R E . . . AND IT ’S WONDERFUL! Every carcass of Swift’s Premium Beef goes through a natural aging process. . . a process that literally lifts it “out of this world” in flavor and tender­ ness. If you’ve already tried it, there isn’t much to tell you. If you haven’t, just ask your neighbor. She can tell you the “something” special in our beef makes it the best in town. Look for this brand —Your Assurance of Eating Pleasure! IN QUARTERS Lb. Box OAK HILL B A K ER IT E i I ________ (Limit S PleaM) SHORTENING (‘►V \ 303 Size SAVE ■ • (With IS Or Mere Order) •i : D O L LA R S BONELESS BY T H E CALO 8 5 4 5 DRINK APPLE SAUCE 7 5 PEAS SCOTTIES 4 DOG FOOD MACKEREL PEACHES JACK FOOD KING WHIN A RED STAR APPEARS ON YOUR ; CASH REGISTER RECEIPT SW IFTS CH O PPED ,1 1 ■ .■ I i STOKELY'S PINEAPPLE ORANGE MUSSELMAN’S FR O ZEN FO O D S ] WAFFLES »l • 1 1 0 a. QUIK 8 Or. M m 25' T .V . Dinners Bif 2V i T, . 29 Oz. Ca m SOI Cam '308 Ca m r' i *' Born GREEN GIANT CORN 6 SWANSONS . TWIN PACK ~ Fruit Pies r itT C rack ers i No. 1 Cm i (f i’ ,•, (i 4t' $|00 $joo $]00 $100 $joo $|00 BROWN A SERVE LINKS I Of. Pkf. MEATY TASTY SMALL SWIFTS PREMIUM SLICED $|00 BIG 408 SIZE SWANSON'S NESTLE? No. 1 Cana 1 GRfcEN GIANT CHEF'S • FROZEN POT ROAST W O R T H SOI Cam $l°o. HELP YOUR PAVORITn ORGANIZATION INQUIRE WITH f # P # «N<>UIR* TODAY (4 P irn ) -STACK PACK" SCOT TOWELS 2 >■t ‘ KGb * LESTO IL jHAMS MCKENZIES CHOPPED SPINACH J U IC E GOOD t \ •W IL S O N S •T E N D E R ! SMOKED Rou* 3 9 * rtBt 37‘ PR ICi ES * CELLO MARCH 3 • 4 • 5 • EVERY P O U N D G U A R A N T E E D * • 1 4 -1 6 Lb. Size • • W hole o r 12 Os. 2 1 OWN o S h sn k P ortion FOODM ART “W H IL E TH EY LAST* Boils PLASTIC * WASTE BASKETS ONLY PA R K A T 25 th i • '1 * • . .' • ' '\'V *. * £ V' i- •fu r. a ; imuC-imtirii n f i r — ii K X f n m j , SANFORD �I ■' 1* i- c ,. • jfsw m jggm m m y. - . c' *. Tornado Slams Into M id-Florida; D ixie IceFew Hurt As Twister "Skips Near Seminole f News Briefs Prohibition Vote JACKSON. Miss. (UPI) - Both houses of the Mississippi Legisla­ ture were expected to vote today Uy United I’ren* International on a bill to eliminate the nation's A lute winter atorm that battered the South with enow, only statewide prohibition law. WKATHER: Considerable cloudiness with a few showers rmling and tuminir colder tonight. High today, 74-78. I/»w tonight, 42-62. freezing rain and sleet spawned a tornado early today which SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 641 THURSDAY, MARCH 8. 19G0 United Press Leased Wire Established 19U8 VOL. XLIX hit three central Florida towns, causing minor damage and Ad Budget Okayed injuries. TALLAHASSEE (U P I)-A 2296.The twister struck just west of Groveland about 5:30 000 budget, same amount as last ^ n. m., overturned a house trniler and knocked down trees and year, was approved for the state W “ House Probers Call FCC Boss 'On The Carpel' "l power lines. ltNskipped to Mascot a tew miles north and damaged part of a service itation-restaurant. At Apopka the tornado took the roofs from lour Negro home* hut no ont was reported seriously In­ jured. # Sheriff’s deputies couldn't find any tornado damage hi southwest Seminole County to­ day. The deputies were sent lo spot tornado damage when they heard reports about a twister In northwest Orange County. WASHINGTON (UPI) -House Investigators called the boss of the Federal Communications Commission on the carpet today to explain why he downgraded their charges of broadcasting The South, unused to the ravages "payola." of winter, was nearly paralyzed KCC Chairman John C. Doer- by ice and snow which isolated fer was summoned' to an after­ entire towns. The winter onslaught in Dixie noon hearing as the subcommit- knocked out power lines, glased W tee turned its attention to what roads with Ire and closed schools. agencies have done to stamp out The storm dumped up to 18 payola and other radio-TV decep­ inches of snow in Virginia. It turned Dixie from the Appalachi­ tion. ans to Middle Georgia into a In response to questions about fairyland of glistening ice that Wished reports, Doerfer said coated blooming jonquils and bud­ lore the start of tha inquiry ding azaleas. that he was a guest lsst month Traffic and business came to on the luxury yacht of a broad­ a standstill in many areas includ casting company president off the ing the million-population Atlanta coast of Florida. area. 4 Doerfer told a reporter that be The towns of Calhoun and La­ played bridge on the cabin cruis­ fayette in North Georgia were iso­ e r Lasy Girl of George B. Stop lated in Georgia's worst ice storm er, president of the Storer Broad­ in 14 years. The National Guard casting Co. He aaid that along was given blanket authority to with other guests he wss invited move wherever needed. The on a SO to 60-mlle trip in the Gulf. Guard aet up emergency genera­ The FCC rhief said that it was tors at several places, transport­ purely social. ed nurses to a hospital in Mariet­ Two years ago Doerfer was ta and sent forces into North questioned by House investigators Georgia communitiee to help about a free trip to Miami and them dig out. W tha Bahamas in Storcr's private More than 12 North Alabama plane. cities and towns were isolated by the ice and freexing rain. Heavy Ice and wii.di ripped down long distance lines and snapped off poles. The weather bureau predicted some snow, light freezing rain and sleet for parts of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia Bids on 8,000 feet of paving for today—If days befora the offi­ three Long wood streets arc due cial opening of tprlng. at tonight’s Longwood town coun­ Th« mgjor winter storm, which cil meeting. blew in from the western Gulf of The paving to be financed by the Mexico, caused many major high­ recently cold Longwood 870,000 ways to be closed because of street and water improvement severe ice and enow conditions. bonds will be on Grant Ave. from Atlanta was hard hit by Ms WUdmere To Georgia Ave., Pal­ worst ice storm In 24 years. It metto Ave. from Grant, weal to struck during the morning rush the railroad, and on Wilma Ave. hour Wednesday and swiftly coat­ from Moinar Ave. to Church Rt. ed streets, roads and express­ The town council agreed in Feb- ways with ■■ inch or more of » ruary that contractor*' bid* on lee. • tingle, double and asphaltic con­ Thousands were late to work crete surfaces for these streets because a ll' toiler buses were should be in for today’s 8 p. m. halted when overhead wires be­ meeting in the Longwood Town came coated with ice. Many per­ He*. sons were forced to abandon their cars when lb* slick streets be­ came impassable. The record breaking March storm, packing a triple punch of ice, snow and sub-xero cold from the Rockies to the Atlantic, was the worst crlppler of the winter for parts of the Midwest and South. K longwood Council To Meet Tonight • industrial advertising campaign by the State Development Com­ mission Wednesday. New Countdown SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) — Caryl Chessman started a new death row countdown today—and a State Senate committee ordered a public hearing on a bill lo abol­ ish the death penally in California. DeWitt To Quit Show NEW YORK (U P I)-C o m ed ian George DeWitt said Wednesday night he is leaving the "Be Our Guest" TV show just a few hours after Mary Ann Mobley, Miss America of 1959. blamed him for getting her fired from the same program. Tops In Sales GAINESVILLE (UPI) — Dade. Duval, and Pinellas rounlirs ranked one-two-three in Florida retail sales (or the nine-month period ending August. 1959, a business survey showed Wednes­ day. Sales for the state as a whole were 13.3 higher during the period compared to tha same time the previous year. Fire Rakes Town CHICKAMAUGA, Ga. (U PI)-A fir* fanned by a high wind swept through the downtown teclion of Chlckamauga today, destroyingat leatt four buildings and leav­ ing 12 families homeless. The fire wai reported under control about two hours after It was first dis­ covered. No Injuries were report­ ed. Bear Lake Tax Roll Surveyed Preliminary survey* for reappraiaal and readjustment for the I960 tax roll in the Bear Lake area have been completed, Tax Assessor Richard McCanna laid today. OomparaUv* studies along with an analysts of recent salsa Indi­ cates some substantial reduction of assessed valuation will be forth­ coming for the I860 roll, McCanna added. The Bear Lake area, McCanna said, has been the first area stud­ ied under the new reappraisal and adjustment program due to the number of complaints received on the 1959 assessment roll. McCanna also emphasized again today the nead for all business persons to file personal property tax returns before March at. TED WILLIAMS Political Novice ' * In District 2 Race Tod Williams, 42, Sanlurd busi­ nessman for 22 years, haa quali­ fied as candidate for the County Commission from District 2. Entering the political arena for the firat time, Williams aaid his desire to improve Seminole schools, roads and drainage—yet achieve thin goal economically— 9 led him to eek the commission aeat. "The public needs to gel more . for iti tax dollar,” hr said. The owner of Ted Williams Lum­ ber and Hardware Co., 205 E. 25th St., aaid bin many yrars exper­ ience timbering throughout (he county baa given him an insight into problems faced In every sec­ tion of Seminole. Williams, who came to SemiAJ Dole County with bis parents from f if t County, Ga., in 1925, ii martied to the former Miss Selma Carlton of Euslia. They and their five children— Jane 17, Jimmy, U , Unde, 14, Larry, 9. and Mary Beth, 2—reside at 409 Piuraosa Dr. They nr* members ef the Firat Methodist Church of Sanford. Broker Pushes Wrong Button; Faces Jail Term NEW YORK (UPI) - A Wall Street broker was under arrest to­ day for wbat may be the first elec­ tronic embesslemenl of the push­ button age. Frank B. Hadcrer. So, is accused of transferring $250,000 from a firm account to his own by juggl­ ing the holes in punch cards in the firm's accounting machines. DeBary Civic Group Sets Meet Tbt Delia ly Civic Association will hold it* regular meeting next Tuesday. After the business meeting. Forest Breckcnridge of I)*l.aiui will present a program on hypno­ sis. DeBary teenager* who have volunteered to act a* subject* are Carol Corson, Lands Hart, and Rill Stilh. WASHINGTON (U P I)-S en ate Republican trailer Everett M. Dirknen mid today a proposed Democratic civil rlcht* conipromite aimed at ending the Senate filibuster stalemate la unaccept­ able. He announced he was turning down the proposal on a prelimin­ ary basis at Senate Republicans met to discuss the situation and tha non-stop debate on civil right! reached the 72-hour atage. The Illinois Republican told newsmen that while no formal compromise approach had been made to him, he "definitely" re­ jected a suggestion that the Re­ publicans atiandon the seven-point administration righta hill in favor of the watered down measure. The compromise was shaped up by Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson, who said it is substan­ tially the same as a voting righta bill offered in the House by a Republican member. Dirksen aaid Johnson informal­ ly suggested at one point that he w i t h d r a w the edministration “package’’ and consider just one amendment to guarantee voting rights. The Republican said he "definitely could not" agree to that. Dirksen said he would find out at the GOP lunch meeting how the Republicans feel about trying to iavoko cloture—a seldom used gag ml# to cut off debate. One aouthein leader, who asked nu\ to be Identified, said he fore­ sees no chance of a compromise jelling at least befuae *h> -inning weekend. Zoning Hearing V v Set For March 24 Tbe master hearing by (he County Boning Board on (he pro­ posed comprehensive zoning plan wtU be held March 24 in the court­ house at 7:30 p. m. Hearing in four of the districts were held last month. Aflrr the m atter hearing, the toning board will present the pro­ posed plan to the county commitakm for adoption,' Zoning Direc­ tor Robert Brown laid today. Rash Of Holdups Hit Dade County Candidate Filing Pace Slackens All was relatively quiet on the qualifying front at the courthouse Wednesday afternoon and this morning with only two candi­ dates filing qualification papers. Roy Mann qualified Tuesday af­ ternoon lo run for the District 2 School Board post and James Blkenmeyer qualified this morn­ ing for the District 3 School Board job. Candidates have until noon March IS to qualify. GOP Rejects Move To Halt Rights Talkathon JAMES IIIRKENMEYEK School Board Post Sought MIAMI (UPI)—A night service station attendant was robbed and shot four times early today and another died from wounds suf­ fered in an earlier stickup, the second death In four filling station holdups in the area since Monday. Sheriff Thomas J. Kelly imme­ diately cancelled all vacations and days off for Ihe detective division and ordered an "all out effort” to solve the cases. Detectives aaid the four cases may bo connected. Jack Lincoln Beecher, 3(. was ahot three times in Ihe head and once in tba back at the rear of a southwest section station about 3 a. m. After the robber took an undetermined amount of money. Beecher crawled lo a telephone and notified tba operator who con tactad police. Beecher was hospitalized in critical condition. Kenneth Mezzarano, 21, allot down in lb* second of two servire station holdup* Monday, died In a hospital about five hours after Beecher had been shot. Earlier Monday, Arthur L. Keller, 53, wai found dead at his station in the Petera community in South Dade County. He had been shot in the temple and the nation's cash register rifled. A lone gunmen hit another atation her* Tuesday but tbe at­ tendant waa not harmrd. Jam et A. Birkenmeyer of Cassel­ berry said today he will run (or the Seminole County School Board from District 8. Birkenmeyer, who moved to Casselberry in 1947, has been as­ sociated with the liquified petro­ leum gas business. He was one of the founders af the Metergai Co. in Maitland and is on* of the principals of the Allied Home­ owners Aun. Birkenmeyer feels be is quaUfled to serve an the school board since he is now completing hit sec­ ond term as a county school truslee and is familiar with the many and complex problem* of the coun­ ty school systems. lie la a member of St. Margaret Mary Church and president of the Lyman School PTA. He is married John Heama waa elected chair­ lo the former Evelyn Hull and they man of Longwood's Zoning Board have three sons, Wayne, 21, Dale, of Adjuitment at a meeting in the 17, and Alan, 14. town hall Wednesday night. John Saunders was elected vice chairman and Dick Zartman secre­ C O f C M eet S et tary of the five man board. Th* The Lake Mary Chamber of Com­ sooing beard of adjustment was merce will meet at 9 p. m. today appointed by tbe Longwood Town in the C of C building. Council last month. Longwood Board Names Chairman Officials Hail Ike's Tour As Unqualified 'Success' Riot M ars V isit's End OKJUTES Will-Join 76 IS5.SSolon, fS L duet* s ________ and dorpa performances Florid* MweWMfrjIA'K' ftO T ru W ' ? b# put < High, Edge water High and Seminole High; Sanford Jr. H igh; Boon*. High. Robert E. Leu Jr. High of Orlando, Apopka High and Osceola High of Kliwimnicf. Th* Seminole High twirlern above are, from the left, Roitemttry Southward, Angie Stewart, Barbara Bradley and Carolee Ontcrholm. Aclnmnion to the nhow will be 50 cents. Proceeds will be used to help the Sem­ inole High band and majorettes. (Herald Photo) Seminole Advised To Tell 1 p. m. Slocks Story To Draw Industries Seminole County haa what in­ dustry want! but its citizens must sell Sanford and the county to get more Industry lo rom r here, At­ lantic Coail Line industrial agent Uythel Warrrll told Sanford Kiwanians Wednesday. Seminole County lias good water. New Auto Engine Can Operate On Peanut Butter LONDON (UPI) - The RollsRoyce Co. today displayed an auto engine that ean be run on just about anything—even peanut but­ ter. A company spokesman said that once the engine is used in c a n , motorists who run short on gaso­ line—or peanut butter — might al­ so fill the lank with diesel oil, high octane aviation gasoline, or kero­ sene. "The design of Ihe engine is such that its appetite for fuels can be widened to anything from peanut butler to creosote,” the spokes­ man said. 3 Cars Damaged In Road Mishap Three cars received nearly 2700 damage in a collision in Caiselberry today. Cara driven by Benjamin Gold­ field nf Holly llill, and Edith A. Dagley of Daytona Beach werr waiting behind a stopped school boa on llwy. 17 92 when a car driven by Vincemino S. Nadile ran into Ihe back of Edith Dagley’s auto. Highway Patrol Troop­ er Olin Garrett said. Edith Daglcy's car hit Goldfield'a auto which waa in front of her. NadUt, of Now Rochollo, N. Y., was charged with failure to have his vahlcla under control. enough electric power and labor, good schools, rail lyatems second to none, and a predicted population of seven million by 1970, Warrell said. But not many person* have heard of Sanford, he added. "You'r* going to have In tell the Sanford story. It's that sim­ ple," Warrell itressed. He said It's sometimes hard to sell industrial development in Flor­ ida because so many tourists who past through build industrial c a t­ tles In Ihe air, but never follow­ up. New industry near the railorad will benelil the train lines because of Ihe added freight traffic, but It also will benefit the community, Warrell said. The agent pointed out that more diversified industrial products have been added to the rail ex|Mirt of Florida agrh-ultural goods during the past 10 yea.*. Warrell aaid that Ihe ACL is anx­ ious to help industries find loca­ tions near its rail lines. He said industrialiati also look for good sanitary and industrial waste dis­ posal systems, and good roadj near thrlr plants. NEW YORK (UPI) priret a t - 1 p. m.r American Airlines ........ Amrrican TAT . ................ American Tobacco ........... Bethlehem Steel ........... Caterpillar ........................... Chrysler ............ Curtiss • Wright . D u P o n t............ Eastman Kodak . Ford Motor General Electric General Motors Graham • Paige list. TAT . . . . . . . . Lorillard saaeoe******** Minute M aid ....... Penney .......... . Penn Hit ........... Royal American . Sears Roebuck Standard Oil (NJ) * * * * * * * * Sludehaker ........ Stock 20(4 9IH 100** 4744 29S 58'4 22ts 227(4 102H 700 gG't 431k 2(k 331* 37(4 I9<4 3J.Y» 14S 3H 47(k 4D. ts>. MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay (UPI) American officials hailed today President Eisenhower's tour of South America aa an unqualified personal success which had ralyed the slock of the United States In Ihe area—at leatt tor th* tim* being. They admitted, however, they were worried about what might happen when (he rosy glow gene­ rated by the visit fades. Theae officials face th* task a! finding some way of transplanting into specific action th* generaliz­ ed promises mad* by Elsenhower concerning Intensified U. I . coope­ ration in Ihe rconomie betterment of the hemitphere. Elsenhower magnetised vast crowds in Brasil, Argentina, Chila and Uruguay with hia personal appeal and appeared to have left citlaens feeling that the United Stales waa going to mova quickly to do more for them In the future. The American officials ackaowl* edged that unless the warm feeling left In Elsenhower's wake Is follow­ ed by definite actions, the good ef­ fects of his tour will not last long. Meanwhile a heavily guarded President Eisenhower left Uruguay today for home, ending Ihe Tour that was m srred In Montevideo by student riots and a tear gaa bar* rage that sent . tears streaming down his face. . Elsenhower look off aboard Ufa propeller-driven Sued (a a | m •I -1 J ■ .-j M A* J i ‘-4 •W . I - RJca.-l relaf Argentina granted him at Mm Bueno* Aires airport during It* 30-mlnuta visit. 11a bad rectlvad another great Welcoma when ha visited Buenos Aires last wank, and an honor guard of Argentina T was waiting today. UnusuaUy heavy security i lions were placed in effect at tba U. S. embassy in Montevideo where b* spent Use night, nt Mm helicopter pad where he took oft for Carrasco airport and nt tha airport itself where he boarded the Columbine this cool, cloudy morning. Escapee Nabbed By City Police A city prisoner whe took off from a work gang today didn't get very far. Allan D. Mlnkwits escaped from a work gang on Sanford Av*. about to a. m., police reported. The polica later received a call from a Palmetto Ave. home about "a frllow with grey pants and with a white stripe down the aide of hia leg." Lt. Jack Hickson and Set. Leo Rock caught Uinkwlts on W. Firat St. Doors Stolen Fire Volunteers From Church To Sponsor Dinner The Sheriff's office The longwood Volunteer Fire Department will sponsor a chicken dinner in the city park. 3larch 19. Half chickens will be $1 for adults and 75 rents for young­ sters. The dinner will start at 4 p. m. Profits from the dinner will be used to buy new firefighting equipment. today ia investigating the theft of two Jalousie doors and an electric fan stolen from th* Chuluota Baptise Church Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning. Entry was gained into tha church by breaking open the front door. Th* theft waa discovered early Wednesday, Elvis To Rock Y Roll Minus Sideburns FT. DIX, N. J. (UPI) - Sgt. Klvi* Presley, setting foot on American soil today for the firat lime in 19 months, promptly vowed to stand by rock 'n' roll mijsic as long a* th* public wants it. "I will never abandon it aa long as people keep appreciating it,” Presley told a Hollywood style newt conference. lie arrived at thia military base about 7:30 a. m. with 79 other GIs and their famlllee alter a flight from Frankfurt, Germany. More than 200 persons, includ­ ing screaming teenagers greeted Presley at he stepped off an Air Force transport. Presley said he had been "too nervous to s l* ^ " an tha flight over. HU news conferenca in a service club on th* post turned into a near-mob scene, with pho­ tographer! pressing in for more and more pictures. He posed with several female admirers and kiss­ ed (hem at the demand of the cameramen. Hollywood added a (ouch of gla­ mour lo the scene. Nancy Sinatra, daughter of singer Frank Sinatra, and flame-haired actfcas Tina Louise were on hand to greet the teenagers' Idol. Presley will appear on Sinatra's telavision show May 1. Presley told newsmen his im­ mediate plans were to visit hia bom* in Memphis and then plunge Into televlaion and motion picture work. He called his Army tour a "good experience," but aaid U left him little time for privacy. Presley said he expected to do without th* long sideburns of-hia pre-Army career. Presley said he found German and American girl* about tho same and that ha had met only one Ruslan female. He callad her "pretty aka paly." Col. Tom P ark tr, Presley's man­ ager, said Presley would get tin.* ooo for a guest appearance on Si­ natra's show. Ha slao said Ehria has seven pictures lined up over lb* next few year* and will earn nearly three quarters of a million dollari, plus a percentage of the profits, oa tha firat thro*. It will u k * him nearly Mwoo days to gat rid of hia khaki (ram­ pings and Army boats and into MB blue sued* shoes and guitar, , $3 I Ml -*-Vr•• * • Ai -■"a �H u M ) n i i H » . t IMS Spread To Daytona Beach TAMPA (U P I)- Young Negroes planned ■era aitdowoa at segre­ gated eating facilities here today wttli a warning to "turn the other ebook" If confronted with violence. A * sKdowna spread Wednes­ day from here to St, Petersburg, Sarasota, and Daytona Beach and ■are were expected. Mato NAACP President A. Leon Lowry lectured oome M member* ef the all-Negro Tampa Youth Council Wednesday night on the atrategy of patalva resistance. The council staged two altdowns her* Wednesday and one Mon­ day. Lowry, eddreaslng the youth* assembled at hie church, said many whlta residents of Tampa wort sympathetic with the«cause. "Many (white) people are with pen ae long ta you behave," he •old. The Negro minister urged tee youths, many of them children, The Plnoereet School Yun fee. held Friday Mem • t |» to I p . m . There’ll he ear* teen* for the Irida, train end hay ttvnl win he the explorer looms' sea*i-terSteJ dance la Saturday from MS; to 11 p. m. The dance, aponaoied te the Chiefa Onb, will he held to the NAS halbeom. Ateisatan through the Navp g ith bee bean elateed. Ttekota far M cent* may ho purehaaed from Sob Antbos or lon e Williams. The dance la limit* *d to Ugh school etudeaU only. the Christianalroe, go spot atag-i era, wUl penent a program of id Abilities has bass lim a two Wafasr <Mt ta pbato at toft) |b t ta tools at rtakt). Wasnar ■asuTrTlowell. VAH-7 com * r Attack Squadron f "Plaite Rowell aoacratulataa Starts as ten. Republika Gilbert F. which once prevailed la the South, Richardson will appose him in the and governors and political candi­ November gfMral auctions. dates should atop talking and W. R. Hancock, aandidate for start toting on dm segregation •emmtastouor of agriculture, aald at Miami Beach a state migrant later commission should be eat up, Maaeock, s citrus grower Mem Orevetoed, aald the state seed* a policy to provide low-cost puhtte housing gnd food for mi* Hospital N otes lacking to elasticity." Aaotter candidate tor gevenwr. Ted David. Hollywood, speeklag la Miami Beach, criticlasd fallow candidate Deyto B. Carlton Jlr., Wanebula. . Mo said Carbon to Maiming to be • South Florid* etndidSte bat hie record indicator attendee. David teM the Miami Beach Democratic dub that Carlton, as a members ef the Senate to MM, voted consistently against erectton ad the South Florida Tunpite sad to 18M supported a reeppor* ttoomest plan that would '‘sur­ render South Florida to the pork T K & < * * . RMt with ■ group of bU supporters to F t Myers Wednesday and arid LMJ DeBory Fir* Fund Nets $4,880 ’ Ike DeBtry Volunteer Fire De­ portment has netted tejgo.ae for ttefr recreation n -iH if fund. So­ cial activiUoo netted the fund 8818. The Dee Bee Dance Orches­ tra donated 8M. Individual dona­ tions were: Misses Lot and Net!* Banks, 88; Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Petterseo, 88: anonymous, M; Mrs. Susan Archibald, It; Mr. and Mrs. Prank C. J. Schmidt, to; Mr. and Mrs. John Flatter, llte; and Crooms Conducts 'Heart' Contest Oreemo Academy i* conducting a contest for the heart fund among Ita student body. Each class In the school will eempeto to fill largo plastic hearts with pennies and the winning class will he announced Friday. • not to form gangs, carry weapons or provoko fights. “If a person calls you a nigger," Lowry aald, "he's not referring to your eelor. Do not gat angry. Remain rcapeei* Use O f Orange Concentrate Soars To All-Time High ORLANDO (UPI) — More than 30 per cent of American famillca ara regular Ultra of fro tin orange conctntratt. John M. Fox, president of the Mlnuto Maid Corp.. Wednesday told the annual stockholder* meetInc of Orango Marketer*, Inc.,— which auppliea Minute Maid with all ita oranres—th at concentrate user* an buying on average of TA can* per month per family. Thla, ho told, ia "an all-time record high." Threat Of Pestilence Hangs Over Quake-Hit City AGADIR. Morocco (UPI) Peitilence today threatened thla deva*tated city where re»cue learn* of many nation* picked throuih the ruin* In *earch oi the thouianda feared buried in it* rubble. The national police head in­ formed Kin* Mohammed V the death toll may rile to 3,000 or •.000 — double the eitim ate of 3,000 fixed Wednesday by the In­ ternational Red Croaa. Diiease eould snuff out more. Huge rata fwarmed through the debris, occasionally brushing against the American. French and other rescue teams who with men from half a dosen other European nations tunneled cautiously under »•*—''"g min*. Scu-er* ran open, aontaminattnf oven the -sickly from tho nibble by early today. The deed w en buried In huge amell of death. Hundred* of American aervlcemen Joined Moroccan* and olher military unit* in pulling more than too dead and I.S00 injured Call O rlando Collect GA 2-5944 FENCE CO. Legal Notice virrtcd t o T i m r t n n c x o t i c m i n i i n m t n r o t v k .v t h * t n>n R « »rd o r A d j u s t m e n t o f t h a n t y o f Hun fo rd w ill ho ld • r r « u l « r m a n t l n e a t »:*» P. i t . o n T u o . d a r , M a r c h », 1»»". In th * f l t y C o m m i s s i o n R o o m a t t h a C i t y H all | n o r d e r t o c o n e l d e r a n a p p e a l t o t h a B o a rd f o r a d e t e r m i n a t i o n o f a l i a , t h a r o r n o t 1 Ra»l K a t a i t O I n a u r a n e e o fflco w o u l d c l a a a l f y u n d * r P a r a x r a p h A-l. Hectlnn 7. o p t h o Z o n ln x O r d i n a n c e an p e r i a l n a to p r o p e r t y lo c a t e d a t : fine, a t a p o i n t JO* ft. " r * t o f t h a K o u t h e i a t r o r n a r o f t h a X o r l h w a a t q u a r t e r o f t h * X o r t h a a e t Q u a r t e r o f th * S o u t h e a s t Q u n r t r r f»f H fctlo n M, T o W m h l p I f . B o oth, *° ^ s i t , And r u n N o r t h So f t ; W’f i l to t h s K e p t o f I Ark Avcm ia. t h a n r o P n u t h o f K a - l ........ o f P a r k A venu*, t t f t . : t h n n e o t o p o i n t o | T d w .rd r . rtia lrm an ^ Jr to n . 0 “ BE REALLY REFRESHED A R O U N D T H E CLOCK! . Moviea on wildlife and timber were shown by forest Ranger, Sonny Sltelow, at the monthly meeting of tho 4-H Sega ef Lake Mary held at the aebeol Mindly aftrenooa. The boys discussed plans to go to the Forest Rangsrs Tower la Longwood next week, la connection with National 4-H week. Tksy must each bring ■ note of permission to go from their parent# to Mr*. Cecil Mixon. 4-Hleader. Boys attending the meeting were: Donald Philip*, Aina Bemnn, Gary Donaldson, Dee Spidell, Rookie Mixon, David Mohn, R u s s e l l Avery, tad Tony Jlmenex. Saturday, the «H Soya of Lake Mary went In a group to the Cen­ tral Florida Fair In Orlande, with Mrs. Mixon and Mrs. Donsldaon. The following beys wore congratu­ lated fer winning prise* for the Sanford County Fair with thtor ex­ hibits: Gary Donnldnos, Thomas prises in the poultry ehew. Dee Seidell, Roomy fuses, David Mete, Tony Jlmcnee, Bene Jlmenex, Jonathan Lukas, PaU Lukas, Jr., Legau Curry. Russell Avery, and Steven Shook won swarde ter fruit and vegetable display*. proclaimed March I Kadcts of America Day in Sanford. Florida members of the youth military group wUl held ■ dress parade competition and crowning of tho Kedet Queen of Flssttant Fart Mellon Park, March • nt t m. Approximately U Sanford data will Jton in tte program. Other highlights of the pragmas will be no inspectton ef e l units, pass in review ceremonies and t 'Blind Data* NBW YOKE (UPI) - Aster Starling Hayden plans to many a New York divorce* ho asot on n blind data, B was sopertad Wednesday. Hayden recently wan n battle with hU former wife ever the cus­ tody of their four rkildraa after taking them on a Booth San vagr* ago against a court order. Mrs. Catherine Devine McCon. Mil. a pretty 33-ycar^>ld brunette with one child, said ate and Haydan would he married in the near future, possibly within two weeks. Barvt this Seafood Barbecue with ice-cold King Size Coca-Cola for dinner'. Broil frozen rock lobster tails on an hibachl or table grill until browned. Make a tangy oriental butter sauce by adding a few drops of liquid pepper to melted butter. Serve lobster tails with butter sauce* slice of lime* heated crinkle-cut frozen French fries and lettuce and tomato. TRY THESE TEMPTING TREATS WITH BIG KING SIZE COKE PRESIIGf Only Coca-Cola givos you that cheerful lift...the' cold crisp tasts that brightsns tvery bite... that makes any pausa 'The Pause That Refreshes" SANFORD C O C A -C O LA B O T T L IN G CO ., SANFO RD, FLA t . open trenches and quickly. The injured were being flown in a vast rescue operation to hospital* elsewhere tn Morocco. At lunch, serve this “ Penny-Checkers” Chef's Salad with ice-cold King Size Coca-Cola. Use strips of luncheon meat, bologna, salcmi, sliced yellow cheese. Garnish with tomato and herd-boiled egg, serve with greens and French dressing. NOTHING DOWN 4 . t �........ J- rice s £ 2 i? _______i »#vsu >;<ji v r , ,/«. : >> - v /v .• T3fta-j Save Twice W ith Top Value Stamps Quantity Right! Rowrvod Prlc«i Good Thru Saturday, March 5th ; BLUE OR ► » n vt)« *i :< £ f *' ' . **v * ■ WHITE ARROW GFRUIT JUKE 5 LIBBY PINEAPPLE ■W G StZH DIXIE OARUNGr SALADDRESSING MUSSEL ArtAN PURE LAND O’ S U N tH IN l PURE. APPLE BUITER 2 ss39, UBBY DELICIOUS TROPICALRimh 5 BARTLETT PEARS 3 SL R CANS SUNNYUND TENDER SWEET SMOKED N b lfc ft •k> ASfTOR DELICIOUS H o lV « CANS LIGHT MEAT I-'-'- HALF 0RV WHOLE SfKM ■ A CE H IG H FROZEN ORANGE JUICE FRESH CRISP CANS tender delicious 25 la. S H. P. AUTOMATIC STARTER Lawn 'Mowers R tg . U » $AQ95 " l1W P ull c v t m u n p rid o r CLUB S T E A K Each OEMS MWEU M A 0E.V QMCC FROZEN B m * ,< W » .U 0 FRYER PARTS 2 STRAWBERRIES 2 JUMBO SHRIMP 2 VALLEY HI WHOLE'1/N6WEETENEO PAN- REPI FROZEN W *D B R A N D S ? SHORT R IBS GREEN C A M A G E M ' P L A T E S T E W . “ 2R , P O T A T O E S ^ ". I 0 » t o l* ~ >.« r » • -t » \r V •. •»»’? •<L • t< FRWH PACKS# T A B T tO 'M A FROZEN M l 1 �A Real Service The first step in rsllsving the ssrloui flooding conditions In tho southeast end of ths county may be undsrtaksn soon thanks to n joint drainage improvement program of Semin­ ole and Orange County and Winter Park. Area* affected in Seminole are the Tanglewood and Temple Terrace sections which have been termed in "critical Deed of drainage by county officials. These areas cover nearjy 1,000 acres, according to County Engineer Robert Davis. The plan would cost the three area* involved 1872,060 and each would pay ita own share of the project. Seminole would pay a little more than $160,000. However, tho plan provides that only those residents bencflttlng by it will be taxed and a drainage district set up. The plan call* for a atep by *tep program, with canal* to be widened and dug In the areas Involved a* tha first ^ Davi* said th a t once the oven.ll plan I* completed, floodtng in the critical area* would be eliminated. Control of the water* which plagued realdenta of the*# areas will be a real big accomplishment. It will take »ome time, but all thoae connected with planning the project have done a great service to homeowners who had the misfortune to locate on low lands, * ______ WORRY CLINIC by Dr. 6. W. Crane Dolly’s csss is ■ classical ex■ ■ p b of the etd adage that bad ehUdrea osaaQy have bad garoat*. Bat tha p i n s i i may be gaBty of sias of emu**** iaatoad of Fagia'a Man of eommlaatoa. Bat both tygot ef *dalt sia caa aoad a child airtight from tha Ugh chair to tha •S ettle chair. Rato yoarsolvts by th* lasts tout * CASE D - 419: Dolly D., aged T, ia a brilliant girl. "But, Dr. Crana," her teacher began, "Doily socmi ta hava absolutaly no sens* af property rights. v u she w o n Older, she'd bo sailed a kleptomaniac. For ah* takes tha toys sad property ef the •that children whenever ah# wish- •a. ■ 'It may be crayons sad poaelli or handkerchiefs and acarfs. Most of th* Urns I try to correct her but flvo times this U r n I bave had to mad her to tha principal ho•auso ah* has stolen property of Other classmates. "What la wrong with Dolly? b She Jost a psychopathic personality la the making?" Dlckoaa describes th* villain named Fagla who used to trsia youngsters to boaomo piekpoekoU. And avtry American parent would probably frowa oa such ua- adult nracUcoa. Yet Dolly’s paroaU aava deliber­ ately Uught her to sUal not by any glas o f commission hut by their Alai of •m luioal Look a t that ward "satlwloa" for R sends nice little babies straight to th* electric chair. For th e n la no auoh thing ns Inheriting criminality. J u t there b a direct rood batwcea Urn high chair and tha oloctrio‘ehatr. Dolly's pa reals BIO certainly ac­ cessories u her crimes because of Rtolr “omissloa" of yoctieo ood ovaa $S£S: boa aha w . abo'd grab th* toys' of other youngsters ia the neighbor­ hood. She'd bring homo the tricycles or dolls or other prised possessions of her companions. Daddy would (mile indulgently end try to us* th* pun, 'It Just shows she has taking ways." Or ho would laughingly remark, "It just shows she takes things easy." And mama thought it was rather cute that Dolly showed such pos•essiva traits. Besides, mama aaid aha couldn't possibly punish Dolly, for her big tears Just malted mama’s resolu­ tion, And daddy was squally asinine, so Dolly grow up with tho taeit consent of h er parents to her petty thtovary. Ffoces have no legal meaning to t dog, for ho will leap over any fenco within hia jumping range and trespass on th* owner’s property. Tho iamo hold* into of a child until somebody erect* • MORAL FENCES in nil conscience by teaching him THOU SHALT NOT HEA L. For more than 3,000 years, good parent* and teachers b ars been urging the 10 Commandment* on children, as at Sunday School. Rut Dolly's parents lastly stay horns from church sad don't evenscad their daughter to Sunday School w hen se a * other goasnus soul would donate time to help build moral fences in tho minds of children, "If tho blind load th* blind, then both will fall into the pH," states th* Rlbls, sod that includes Dolly aa wtll as bar paraato. Criminality and lawlessness arc often taught by ps.sntal sins of omission just as affectively as by Faglg'l sin of cocnmlMlon, so gel . for th* lOOBotol "Tests for Good Paroate," enclosing a tu m p ­ ed re turn envelope, plus 19c (non­ profit). Ratos yourselves or let your older youngsters rat* you parents Un man. (Always writ* to Dr. C h a s b cam of this newspaper, enctot­ ing a long 4c stamped, addressed envelope and Me to cover typing and printing costs when you send for oo* af kls booklets.) DAILY CROSSWORD ACROM 44. Accumulate if.a u * l.V to n dlvlnDOWN 10. Chip. ing rod I.Famnis Ptndsle g. Internation­ parents furniture al language l.fl.ahtptd !•« g.BIlla pay­ molding 21. KaaUrn able (abbr.) 4. Having n 21. Samar. 10. Marble whitish eye lum 11. Arab chief- 4. German (abbr,) tain (vsr.) •weot yeast 11. Tincture 13. Orourdilke broads of fruit B. Even (poet ) opium 14. Llmbar I. Abate In 14. Nick­ 13. Vend UnssMas name* 15. Waahos T. Loavs out 29. Behold t 37. CUy train I. Decapitated t l . Knock 3S. Hawing tool P.Xronir* 30. day 39. Like 13. Ordinal num­ U . Timid 30. Moat flirta­ ber aufltx 34. Abound tious S3. Dip out T S3. Chicago •tedium, for on* Sfl. Kind of beer 3T. Offer* 31. Circuits 89. Music nolo 30. Mother 91. Perform 31. Archtfl p u t Of foot 38. Oriental nurto 31. Additional 39. Biy|y ear* II4M|J|.l lH 'IIH f .1-1 11*1 1 J 'l 1 I1S.-J t l. < ” ,'n no ' > t it, is ii * f *. li .1111 1- ' WIS . » '. 1 - I v i i •y , ii :u i a-.Vii sir, H u m s r.-,i!l MfaMli l ) IMUKl M liW -ll Ml •11:1-1,7 lid v ii i-i l l*i <MI li i M IIC 4:ll U ’ !1Jlll-I III) i .l H l YnUrOar'f 34. Otrl'a name (pood 37. On* * f * HlUcric followers 99, Mineral sprint r ASSIGNMENT WASHINGTON by Ed Koterba This came about when Flood ask­ WASHINGTON — In this age of fielded the query a little more ed Warren whether he’d had much nervous talk about so-minute total fleetfootedly: "I would like to comment," he trouble from local pollticans, Wash­ wars, U was kind of .restful to hear Dangerous Dsn Flood (R., Pa.) said proudly, "that I take great ington lawmakers, or mothers and winding up on some old-fashioned comfort from the paucity of paun­ employers trying to get members ches as I observe these units of of the Guard off the hook from arguments about the foot soldier. six-months' training. While Congress and the White the Ouard marching past." Replied the general: ‘No, sir, House are cajoling and shouting in Ha reflected a moment. "I see terms of Instant supersonic w el­ more than I would like to see." vary little of that.' Flw ood: "Just the average goldfare and M.OOO-mlle-an-hour mis­ And be stroked his thoughts further sile*, there were these officers say- and said: " I am not happy about brick?" Warren: "I would say it Is even t that their troops are training my own." th equipment no bettar than The disclosure that our troops below the average goldbrlck." There'* one thing about all this what the Army used in World Waram lesa paunchy was followed up with the delightful revelation that serious talk about pauocbes, gold1! or the Korean conflict. In fact, one general calmly con­ our tralnoea am below average in bricks, army equipment of World War II vintage and four-month ceded to Flood that In the event goldbricklng. poet-mobilisation training: of sudden mobilisation, our ready It takas your mind off missiles reserves would not be ready for sad rockats for the moment. four months. Gen. Frederick M. Warren, chief of the Army Reserves, waa on the stand before the Defense Appro­ Editor: priations Subcommittee. The Herald has championed tha "How long," a s k e d Flood, "would it taka you to put a good— move for a new Seminole County not average, not the poorest, your Jell and a nsw wing ta our hos­ best—reserve division in th# lino?" pital, and hag- mcsntly reported Said the general, if lie could get on progress toward achieving all the modern equipment bo need­ same. It is the m a tte r of their ed. tt would he: "M plus 19 to SO architectural design that might now be profitably brought before Testimony also indicated that tha nubile. Call k "eraatlve journalism” or some of our two million-plus re­ serves—those now In training—are "reporting in depth," your press not the physical specimens of our can perhaps serve to enlighten us cltisens is to tha very best in­ marching soldiers of the past. The Congressman, who actually formed ideas on what such insti­ professes great respect for the re­ tutions should be. . . Will we have utilitarian struc­ serves, especially his own "hot" 29th Division of Pennsylvania, ahot tures in keeping with our modern, noble Auditorium? this question at Warren: If a house is "a machine for "What about the physical condi­ tion of these people in the re­ (family) living," what is a 1M0 ll msant to facilitate? Other serve? 1 see some pretty sad aacks sn the obvious objective af phy­ and aometlmas they go by with sical mstralnt, what functional hail of the platoon looking Ilka Japanese wrestlers — both officers considerations should a 1190 Jail design facilitate? and men." With the jail "going up," It Said the general, fending off the accusation: ‘They must not be re­ seems lo me an eiesllcnt oppor­ tunity for us all to think—with servists." And Flood grumbled: "I can tell tha eaperls—on these questions. Should a jail of the future be them from across the street." He put the same question to predominately punitive or thereGen. Donald McGowan, who heads pcutlc in toneT How ean we create tha National Guard. Tha general an atmospbsre that elevates the human soul, yet deters social mis­ Or. should a Jail's faeiliru e r W orda H a t h . . . conduct? ties and administration indeed DUNCAN, Okie. (UPI) - take any constnictiva cognisance weker-barrtl philosopher 0. A. of tho failures of family, ocbool itilsla aays "more people would chureb, society, ate., that arc How the straight and narrow manifest in Hi charges? th today if them warn an adgoclal-lf laded, lision charf*." Name withheld a Readers Write Congroonman Charlie Bennett this week introduced a bill that might well be the implementing move toward the construction of the Cross-Florid* B arg. Canal. For yean, the e*nal has lacked th« go-ahead of Congress because the proposal for It did not show a high anough "aconomle ratio." The ‘economic ratio" la tha yard atlck that Congress must use for deter­ mining which Public Works pro­ jects receive the appropriations. I t haa long been recognised that the strongest reason for building tha Crota-Florida Canal la for It* possible role in national defense rather than Ita everyday economic value. But, nadar tha present method of approving, projects, there is no way for Congress to taka into consideration tha defense aspect of tha canal—just iU eco­ nomic ratio. Bennett'a proposal would per­ mit Congraae to weigh th# de> fens* values along with tha eco­ nomic values when considering any rublie Works project. Bennett •ays tk at if his bill passes, the Florida Canal project ehould "sail through with Dying eolors" be­ cause It 1s a long established fact that It would be a Ufa faver In the transportation of petroleum pro­ ducts from the Gulf to the East Coast. T think," Bsnnstt said, "this one use of tha canal would JuaUfy It ten times over from a National Defense point of view." This Is an item about how ths U. B. Army la a bit too up-to-date. From all of tha publle debate now going on about our "defense pos­ ture" you might think the Army couldn't poaelbly be ahead of It­ self, but In thle case it wa*—and It took Congressman Bob Slkaa to act them back where they belong­ ed. As a m .m b.r of tha powerful Military Appfoprlations Subcommittee, Sikes is invited to all of the big m ilitary reviews staged here. Last summer he attended tho cersmoniea on the occasion of the retirement of Army Chief of Staff General Maxwell Taylor. The color guard for these cere­ monies always Is furnished by the famous 3rd Infantry Regim int, tha oldest continuous mili­ tary unit in the U. S. Army. It has been active since 1775. The members of the unit still wear the dress of the Colonial Army. They make an impressive sight. Congressman Sikes Is a gun collector and an expert on antique weapons. When the color guard passed in review a t General Tay­ lor's retirement ceremonies, Sikes m a — noticed that thay were eaitytag Springfield rifles — a gun that wasn’t Invented until 1I7S, 98 y ean later than tha period the soldiers w .r . supposed to bo por­ traying. 8ikte pointed thle out to the Pentagon's top Army offleera and they explained that they knew the Quotable Quotes United Frees InternsU*«*l HOLLYWOOD — Frank Sinatra on the engagement of his 19-yearold daughter Nancy to linger Tommy Sands: 'Tommy seems to ba a nice boy, and it's good to have another singer In the family because I'm getting tired." NEW YORK - Comedian Jsck Paar denying that any payola was involved in films of Florida prop, •rty ha showed ea his late-night TV show: "The money I paid for that property cost more than soma congressmen legitimately make in a year." difference, but thay had been m u abla ta find tha correct weapons— the famous Charleville flintlock musket—furnished to the Colon­ ials by Franc*. A t that time, Sikes didn't have any mpro to say about the sub­ je c t but he went to work to torate a couple of genuine Chart*, will* musket*. " It was h a rd e r^ than I thought," he aaid. "The first few I found were not good anough to ba used. Then, only n few weeka ago, I found two af them In an antique dealer'i shop in California." A fter a bit of dickering and trading, Sikes acquired the two muskets and last week presented them to the eolor guard. Now, when the Colonial* march in Washington, .they not only arc f dressed proprriy, they are equip­ ped with beautiful, workable, flintlock musketa—thanks to Bob 8ikes. Among Sikes' prised pos­ sessions Is a 1070 Springfield, ona of tha Drat guns ever made ia tha United 8tates for our Army, Young Warings Blending Voices LOS ANGELES — Prosecutor Fred N. WhlcheUo, summing up his ease In tho murder trial of With Dad's Band Carola Tregoff and Dr. R. Barard Finch: "I will do most of my talking about Dr. Finch, but I'm not forgalling this latter-day Lady Maebeth at the other end of the ta ­ ble." FORT DIX, N. J . — An Army •pokesman, reporting th at Elvia Presley's fans already had things rocking here tha day bafora Pres­ ley's return from Europo: "The phones have been ringing aU day." Flu Case Data Learned Hard Way NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) — A reporter asked City-County Health Director Johnny Sander* If ha knaw anything about th* apraad of influensa In tho area. "Well, I’va heard something about It," Sanders aaid, "but we don't hava anything definite on it" Later in th* day, tha reporter wont by tho health tffle* again, but Bandera w asn't In. Ha waa home in bed with the Du. NEW YORK (UPI) - The sec­ ond generation ie contributing to th* evergreen reputation of Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians m this aetson. ■ Participating with the famous musical organisation on its sixmonth concert tour are Fred’s son and daughter, Fred J r. and Dixie. Both sing in the company’* gleo club, and Fred Jr. also playa trombone in the band. The son was with the group for two years after his graduation from Psnn State, where dad had started tha whole thing back la a 1918 by organising ■ small com- * binatlon he called B anjsssatra.! Fred J r. had to drop out for two yeara of Navy service and haa just returned. Th* Waring group Is appearing la mora than 12S cities In 43 states this season, playing mostly ooe-nlgK stands. M arch ‘E g g M onth', 1 ite iMiM i— — a t S FRENCH a t 25th ST. . and SAT.—MAR. 4th and 5th FREE F R E E TV SUmpn w ith e a c h p u re h a a * FIRE CHIEF HATE LOLLIPOPS BALLOONS exstio COLD COKES plat m u regions 42. -----------Captain, Californio mountain 43. Belonging torn* 9 9 '• TEXACO GASOLINE Coma l» MS register — No purchano necessary. lot Prlxo »MW«»,e»e«t»ttnees4sS*S* 100 Gain. Gan 2nd Prlxo te»eSM9M*«>MSSIliKWlMt 50 Gala. Gan 3rd P r lx t........................ . 25 Gab. Gaa DRAWING • P. M., SAT. BUR. I Yea D* Not Hava To B* Prooont To Win Horry M . Kniffin, Jr. g e n tt ROAD SERVICE » in th e F irs t F td trm l S avings & Loan A ssociation w here your m oney c a rn e 1% • w ith insu red safety.*9 P I C K - U P o n d D E L I V E R •Y W ASHING — PO LISHIN G MARFAK DELCO Batteries LUBRICATIO N FIRESTONE Tires and Accesories V .- f , TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Got. • LoKoy Collins Tuesday proclaimed. Marsh as egg month In Florida ia recognition e f tho state's $43 mil­ lion poultry industry. , H H M ip iR H i 40. A stratum ‘41. Amltsn P*f* 4—Thun. Mnr. i , 1M0 Ijja jtefn ri by Win Pendleton1 WASHINGTON SEE-SAW Drainage Project �Hhr Banforh Thurs. Mnr. 3. 1960—Pfljrc 5 ^rralb Brownie Troops Enjoy Cook-Outs And Camping Trips | \ fl ‘ t f /i st Ip H ' • " iB U k ll i fl y JJ FRONT ROW, Chrlssy Sheddon and Sally I'etvraon. Hack row, Mra. H. S. Moore, Mrs. Kd LaCottr, Mias Kva MRS. S. 0 . CHASE JR., Mrs. Tom McDonald, Mrs. John W. Thulium and Father Thuntns. Mrs. Swope Hostess Shrove Tuesday Tea To Executive Board Of Officers Wives Deemed Big Success MRS. N. H. BREWER, Mis. Jack Horner and Mrs. Richard Dcas, (aund ins:) and Mra. Randall Chase greeting a guest. The annual Shrove Tuesday tea. ►pmtsorrd by Holy Cro*< Church at the home of Mrs. S. O. Chase Jr. in Uclair Groves was a huge success. Tiie Episcopal Cliurchwomcti sucecedcil in giving the women of Sanford a delightful and enter­ taining afternoon. Guests followed the many signs throng', the wind­ ing grove to the Chsse home, where they were greeted at the door by the white rabbit (Chrlssy Shcddcnl nod the dutches* (Mrs. W. E. Kirchhoff), The receiving line stood In (runt of the large stone fireplace in the living room.. Receiving here were the Queen of Hearts (Mrs. S. O. Chase) — Alice in Won­ derland, (Mrs. Tom McDonald)— The Five of Hearts (Mr*. John Thomas) and the Mad Hatter, himself (The Rev. Father John Thomas). Refreshments were served In the dining room hy four gracious queens, Mr* It. A. Key, Mr*. John Galesian, Mrs. W. II. Stew­ art and Mrs. Randall Chase. The Dormouse (Sally Peterson) dozed in one corner of the living room while other hostesses, dress­ ed as playing cards, made (he Church Calendar THURSDAY Tile executive board of tha 61flcer* Wives Club met at the home of Mrs. John Swope. 102 E. Jen­ kins Circle in Pinccrerl. Tuesday niornlne. with the president, Mrs. Ollie Loper. presiding. Mr*. Jam es Ramage and Mra. Robert Slye. advisors, were also present. During the business setsion it was voted to give a dona­ tion to the association for re­ tarded children to assist in their work. Plan* were discussed for future •so. ml events, the first of which will be a luncheon and fashion show, Friday March 11, at the Imperial House in Winter Park. The hostess served refresh­ ment* of a«sortrd pastries and coffee from a table centered with an arrangement of yellow chrysan­ themums. Those present were Mrs. Loper, Mrs. Ramage. Mrs. Slye, Mr*. Harold Mcl'iimber. Mra. George Koen, Mrs. Joseph Bachman, Mra. William Hearn. Mra. D. G. Faulk­ ner. Mrs. D. W. Caswell. Mre. D. J. Brough, Mra. H. E. Fitawater and Mrs. John Barlow. guests feel welcome. All characters made the ’'March ilare Tea Parly” really com# to life. Many out uf town guests also helped to make the event one of the highlights of the social sea­ son. Bethany Class Members Enjoy Spaghetti Supper The Bethany Class of the First Baptist Church met Monday night at the home of Mr*. It K. Berryhill on Magnolia \vc. A spaghetti supper was served, afii-r which the members present knotted a quilt which is to be used in the .sick children clinic of I'mecrest School. Those present were: Mr*. Berryhill. Mr*. Margaret Reynolds, Mrs. W. J. Ilrooks, Mr*. Turn Mcro, Mrs. W. G. David, Mrs. J. T. O'Donnell. Mrs. II. It. Ilcckrnbach. Mm . Gordon Frederick. Mr*. W. F. Malicrowski, Mr*. II. E. Taffer. Mrs. II. It. Parker and Mrs. M. J, Sorokowsky. MRS. DONALD HALES AND SALLY i’KTKRSON Good Nutrition Helps Keep People Healthy T.K.I. Sunday School Cla*» of By MVRTIK WILSON Fit*t Baptist Church meet* at Home Demonstration Agent :l p. m. in the chape!, with Mi*. The season of sneeze* and chills J. A. Denson and Mr*. Ruby —companions of colds, viruses, H riunle a* hostesses. Pinrcicsl Baptist Church visita­ and influenza — la well underway tion 10:30 a. m. to 7 p. m. with all its aches and pals.j . Al­ though these complaints rail for FRIDAY sound mrdiral advice, any doctor World Day of Prayer at the will be the first to say that good Nazarenc Church, spuncorrd by nutrition will help the body resist the United Council of Church surh disease*. Women, Is at 10 a. m. Nursery will In fact, elten even that tired, hr epen. let-down feeling can be traced World Day of Prayrr services right back to food—or rather to will hr held in Denary at the what we don't eat of the needed Dcllary Methodist Church. foods. Each day the body needs ample amount* of milk, fruit* and vegetables, meat* ami rggs. and bread and cereals — the old familiar basir seven Growing children need a quart of milk daily, either as a drink or used in their food. Adult* Sanford Dinvr 1i.O R P.O. Doe* should drink at least one pint: a* will meet Monday at X p. ni. at they grow older, tills should be the Elks Club for the regular increased to three glasses a day. monthly- business inerting. Milk, chief source of calcium, helps build strong bones. “ Five servings of vegetables and BROWNIE TROOP 21* recently enjoyed a »k*ting party at Skat* Clly and then returned to their leader’* home (nr a cook-out and same*. Priie* were won hjr Anna Kanavel and Carol Wilson. They were al*o presented with their own Brownie flag. made h.v Mrs. G. D. Bishop. Other alrls In this troop are Melanie Bone, Debbie Whit­ mire. Carolyn Little. Andrea East, Dianne Robert*. Suzanne Brown, Judy Smith. Kay Raggcrl/, Kathle Munson and Analee Moore. TTiefr leaders are Mr*. C. R. Bom and Mr*. (1. T. Basserly. INTERMEDIATE TROOP JO* went campine attain this weekend. Thl* time they Jaunted oK to Juniper Sprlns* and spent the nisht in tents and bedrolii. They enjoyed hikins around and cooking out and even one girl enjoyed e brief *wim. Mis* Frances Co’.Ji accompanied the croup. fruits, Including at least one ci­ trus fruit, are needed each day. Citrus fruit* »rr high in vitamin C, which lirlpi bin’ I resistance and ward olf infeMion. Other fruit* ran In- served In snarks, or appetizer*. Vegetables—green or yellow—arc full of vitamin A. so essential for proper bodily functions," says Miss Ronnie li McDonald. Assistant Economist in Food Conservation. Meat and egg* fill that import­ ant protein and vitamin nrni. Ilolli may be served many way* Rut for best results, rossl, broil, or bake rather than fry m.'at, particularly if any calorie-counter* are to rat it. During the past 10 yeara Ms* number of farm tractors in the world increased by TO par cent, and the number of horse* 4ecrea-ed by 7 pee rent. THE SHOE W tTH JH f, Bt/ktmHM. * T • , . discover new sm artness \ a ,,d c o m fo rt Black patent and white. STORE Sanford Docs Plan Meeting Monday MRS. W. E. KIRCHHOFF AND MISS KAREN OHARA J (pSAADJudA NOW KNOWING OPEN 12:41 Mr. and Mr*. Charles Morrison Longwond, entertained Mrs. Amy Roll and Mrs. Dottle llaylii of Miami last weekend. Mrs. Holt celebrated her birthday while at the Morrison home. ('dr. and Mrs. L. O. Bulls Irft today for a cross-country trip. They will visit relatives and friends in Philadelphia, Pa., Cum­ berland, Md., Englewood. Kan. and several citirs in California. ; Good Shepherd United Lutheran (d r. Bull* retired Feb. 29, after Churrhwomen will meet Friday at 30 year* service In the Navy. Then 7:30 p. m. for the monthly exreu- future plan* arc indelinile. ____ | jojcoI Lutheran Women the BrookiteM To Meet Friday CONTINENTAL ive hoard and business un-el log. at 7:30 p. m. for impoitant busiB ikr ness session. All membeis uiged minute* to attend. You get the genuine •Continent^", designed by Brookfield's stylist on the Continent. And you get remarkable value—the newest patterns and colorings, loomed from M E N 'S 115 8- MAGNOLIA AYE. ,v \ J Ic - RIDE -IN I'llliN K FA 2-I2H, ADMISSION — fcUc KIDDIES UNDER 12 • IR E K ll.ik u d F o o d S a l r o f h n in i m a d e . .. 1.r ■. r o o k i e - , p i c . M in i c a n d y in flo u t of f o o d F ai r grocery, -tart i n t - a t 1! a in S p o n . - o i c i l l i y > , n . SUMMER WEIGHT WASH - WEAR CONTINENTAL $19.95 7 otfl Serves ft Mrs. Ann Meyers will be hostess n the group at her homr, 210 iliadshaw- Dr. in Country- Club Manor. W EAR SANFORD FA 2-1535 Home Spring Dance the R.P.O. Does the Elk* Club. Ilnurs are fiom D:30 p m. to 1 a.m. Kd l(u»*ell and his orchestra, fmm Orlando, will provide mu.lr for dancing. Mi-s Nancy Coster I* general chairman. Ticket* ate ft per per .on. All K lk \ their w iveare NEPTUNE’S NOTES Fish and shrllfish are high on the nutrition list. They provide protein, calcium, iron, copper, phosphorous, iodine and many essential vitamins. A refrigerator’* freezing sec­ tion usually stays at about 13 de­ grees, cold enough to store frozen food* for a few day*, but not cold enough fur long time storage ^ Children's Fooled Cotton Knit r SLEEPERS |{f | . NEVER HAS THE SCREEN SURGED \ WITH SUCH 1 FABULOUS SPECTACLE OF THE FAME AND INFAMY OF MAN'S MOST BARBARIC / AGEI J AND T hun. . Fri. - Bel D E L IL A H 0-1 EATUIIB AT fJO ONE) STARTS SUNDAY THE BRAMBLE BUSH** �rr?V7}t*r--irif■**&■ •■ • ACCB 4T O N T o u m . . l y A t a M m sf Killebrew O at To Prove He's No Flash In Pan Tbs Seminole H l|h School albHie department today announced >11, track, swimming and golf alata baa already startlb the Seminolea defeating t Military School in their g tut. remainder of the golf alata tag 'to Coach Fred Ganas K k I t, Kvass; Mareh IT, Fork: March It, DeLand; St, Winter Park; April 2, Military School; April 7, Leesbkrg, and the atata tourna­ ment, AprU 12 23 In Lakeland. The baseball schedule will begin March 2$ against Colonisl. Other games Include: April 1, Lake view; April 5, Leesburg; M+iSafiR w a rn 9, Leesburg ta d May I , DeLand. By JBRRY COVINGTON The Seminoles h it the first mile of their lone journey to the S tate Tourna­ ment tonight when they go into the second round of the Group B district tourney a t F t Pierce. . They face DeLand and the tilt will get underway a t 9:46 p. m. in the F t Pierce High School gym. The locals, who finished the regular season with a g re a t 18-2 record, are favor­ ed to take the game tonight and there is every indication th a t they will meet pow­ erful Cocoa in the- semi-finals Friday n ig h t Seabreeze is favored to take their bracket of the toum ey without much dif­ ficulty and the final game for the cham­ pionship and a trip to Gainesville next whek will probably be between the Sand, crabs and the winner of the Cocoa-Seminole battle if things go as predicted. Although Cocoa and Seabreeze are rated as two of the best teams In the en­ tire state, the Seminoles cannot be counted out. They have worked hard all week in drills and they have looked share enough to beat ju s t about anyone they face. UaMed Press International Hannon Klllebrew set a 1900 goal oi at least 43 home runs to­ day to prove " I ’m no Bash in the pan." "1 Just got Into a slump," said the muscular Washington Senator third-baseman, explaining why he hit only 14 homers during the The big question as to how well they will fare Tn the tourney rests upon the shoulders of Cowboy Oravetz and Doug Tamny. With Ray Lundqulst, Terry Christensen, Jim Gracey, and George Perides they possess superior speed over either of these two teams and if the ball can be gotten off the boards, it will mean a trip to state. All of the youngsters are very confident th a t they can take it all this weekend and this is in their favor. If they can go on the court knowing th a t the tough ones cun be beaten I have very little doubt in* my mind th a t they will be on their way to the state tourney. From all scouting reports of the Sandcrabs and Cocoa, everyone figures th a t the best way for any team to beat them Is with a full court press and everyone knows th a t the Seminoles Have the best one in the business. Christensen and Lundqulst, with their great ball hawking, can break any ball game wide open. We would like to take this opportunity to wish Coach Bud Layer and his fine ball team the best of luck. W #0%WgU nOAf tfw MlnnIi Vit CHAMPfOft xmp rm V yootm *0*Mg*T ' 0 6 AT TAXI OttKH A\7*/etf/7vr SNAP*. O TAB ^OOTPieiD The track alata wUl begin March IS with a meat against DeLand. Other moots wUl be at Lose burg, March f l ; Winter Park, April •{•Leesburg. April $0; Vin­ te r Park, April X>; ta d the Orsa fe C a n ty meet at Orlando, •w it * W/Lt AAVttT% W A P* 7XAIA CAM b Tb r o o to tUJBtBKB. April 27. - Swimming Coach Jobn Colbert w ig open the season March 13 ggtinet Winter Park. Other teams v m tho acbodulo Include: Mt. ‘.- 'D o r a , M arch0 : Basils, March is; • Evans, March 21; Leesburg, April •' I t ; -ML Dora, April 2$, and the Orange Belt meet at Leesburg, .' IflfU IB. ' O. B-’e Ample, champion of tho eariy aeaaon a t Sanford-Orlando < K anatl Cteb, wlli continue hia bid K r, t o r u a l a t h e unofficial title of F* best la Central Florida greyhound p .\ rarin g tonight In the featured ninth K<- eantest of n 10-event schedule r e .v starting a t S:10. . Tba heavy young pup, who has hj MSB out for recuperation from a V. ' tag strain, will faavt tho fourth E& ' position. tonight with top morn§ 3 teg 11m odds of 2-to-l. The Oiwtld T; - • Brothers Kennel star finished in S ? the n o n e / te atl of his first seven & < tre a ts , Including four victories. " (After returning to Ihs lineup, he’s L :\' twice been beaten by Happy Joe Ejj .-"“Lucky. }<■ R iled second-best by the esrly h i odds Is Sinhalese, a #4-pcunder . who has woo four times, placed “ ■i-'-fmtr'times and shown thro* times i ' 1 to t of 17 starts. * Others In ths fa it feature field h ( ' i -lanlght are Uobby Son. O.B.'s SwMCenam Revolt's Sweetie, Fair Gi­ ll, Trip Latch and Discoverer. Tonight is Ladles Night at the £'.*> loeal oval and all women will bf L .admitted without charge for the i ‘f I*, MIAMI BEACH (U P!) -T opranked welterweight Lula Jlodrlgum, fresh from a convincing unanlmous decision over middle­ weight Chico Vajar, today an­ grily demanded a title fight with reluctant waiter champion Lon Jordan, "Why can't 1 fight him, why?" aald Kodriguei, who displayed ex­ cellent spaed, atamlna ami punch­ ing power Wednesday night against tho heavier Vajar In a na­ tionally televised 19-roundsr. "They taU me Benny Parat and Froderteo Thompson are to bo matched with the winner to meet Jordan," tho 22-year-old Rodrigues said. " I can't understand it. Faret la ranked fourth, Thompson ninth, ' ST. PETERSBURG (U P I)-T he -Masters Invitation Tennis Tour­ nament went Into the quarterfinals today dominated by Aultraliana, First-seeded Naale Fraser aad second-seeded Roy Emerson, Aus­ tralian Davis Cup stars, ware solid favorites with two wins be- PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The Philadelphia Eagle* have signed throe free agents, two of them .with brief National F o o t b a l l League experience. They aro Rog­ e r Stead, a guard who played fivo pre-taasoa games with Loo An- G Medalist, Champ Pace Golf Field ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) - Med­ alist Tlsh Prusss and national amateur champion Barbara MeRodrigues Inllro lad tba field Into the se­ cond round of the Florida East Coast Women's Amateur Golf Tournament today. Miss Prueis, Pompano Beach, trimmed P at Toernan, M anhanct, L. 1., 4 and 2 la an opening match Wednesday,' and faces Doris Phil­ lips of Belleville, III., today. Miss Mclntlrc, Lake Park, play* Barbara Williams, Richmond, Calif., after eliminating Fran Em ­ erson of Dayton, Ohio, S end 4. Miss Mclntire beat Miss Williams in the finals of the South AllanUce Tournament at Ormond Beach last week. Olhers winning Wednesday In­ cluded Judy Bell, Wichita, Kan., 3 and 1 over Mrs. Ernest Smith, Ponte Vedra; Mrs. Maurice GUek, Baltimore, I and 2 over Roberta Dlerkeo, Karns City, Pa., and Lanny Cranston, S in Marino, la a runaway 7 and a triumph over Mrs. M. H. Higgins, Mount Clair, N. Y, Aussiet Lead |;lnvitotion Play . "Why doesn't the NBA do some­ thing? They took away Archie Moora’a lightheavyweight tlUe, they took away Ray Roblnson’a (middleweight) title but Jordan still has his and hasn't fought In months and months. How long Is this going onT" Rodrigues, who weighed 14114 oved be could slay in with avlsr opposition In pounding out bis decision o v tr Vejsr and run­ ning his record to M straight wins without a defeat. Bout P ostponed LOUISVILLE, Ky. ( U P I ) - T h e 10-round weltorwtlght bout betwees Rudcll Stitch and Randy Sandy, which was postponed Wed­ nesday night, will he held March 30, promoter Bill King announced today. King said tba fight was call­ ed off because of a snowstorm te the LoulsvUlo area which mads driving axtrsm tly hatardous. ‘Heavy’ Title Bout SetJune 22 LONDON (UPI) — Heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson told reporters at London Airport today his return title fight with Floyd Patterson has been "fixed definite­ ly" for June 22 in New York. Johansson flyiog from Nsw York to tho G aia Strip, tho Unitod NsUons-poUccd area between Israel and Egypt, stopped off briefly at HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Waller the airport. (Whltoy) Ekwert, S3, trainer of work! flyweight boxing champion Paacbo Villa te Uw early 1920's, died Wednesday of an apparent heart, aliment a t hia homo. Cisco Aadrads, a Los Angelas light­ weight, was tho last boxer of New Loop Faces Growing Pains’ United Press latenuUcwal - Western Kentucky, St. Joseph's (Pa.) and the Air Force Academy joined the lineup for the NCAA basketball tournament today, leaving nine berths la the 23team field unfilled. Western Kentucky clinched the Ohio Valley Conference title by whipping East Tennessee, 13-00, Wednesday night at Bowling Grten, Ky. U earned the Hilltoppers an automatic berth in the NCAA Mideast regionals opposite Miami (F la.) a t Lexington next week. St. Joseph's, led by Jack Egan's 22 points, won the Mlddle-AUantlc Conference crown by outclassing Lafayette, 7$-M, at Easton, Pa. Thia did nat assure St. Joe's an automatic berth In the NCAA shindig, but coaference officials aro expactod to name tho Hawks as the league’s rtpresenlatlvs to­ day. Tba Air Foret Academy accepted an " a t large" berth in thn Midwest regional* Wednesday night. Tba Falcons, who lost their first five games this season and then bounced back to win 11 of their next 13 outings, will meet DePaul tn a first round game at a site and data to be announced later this week. Begirding the nine open NCAA OAKLAND,i, Calif. ------ (UPI) — The American Football League, a newcomer to the professional family, m at here today to doctor a few growing pains. Members of the new Isague were expected to discuss player contracts and means of provid­ ing Oakland's entry with some manpower without hurling the other teams. berths, six aro reserved for the champions of undecided confer­ ence races. These include the Ivy League, Yankee, Big Eight, Mis­ souri Valley, Skyline and West Coast conferences. The Atlantic Coast Conference berth will bo awarded to tho win­ ner of its annual post-season playoff tournament this weekend, while the two remaining " a t large" team* In the F ar West reglonala will be announced Sun­ day. One of tho F a r West bids will go to either Oregon o r Oregon States and the other will go either to Southern California or UCLA. Utah State, although It still has a slim chance of overhauling Utah In the Skyline Conference race, vlrib-'Uy conceded tho title to tho Kodskins Wednesday by ac­ cepting n conditional bid to tba National Invitation Tournament. Tho remaining two berths in the 11-team NIT Bald aro expected W-s’-r-0...o-o-t...o-f... 0-im.C-RYS-T-ALS ~.R-u-s-h...Q-u-i-c-k... Pairiags for first round games te the NIT w e n announced Wed­ nesday sight. Villanovs wUl meet Detroit and Providence faces Msmphls State te tho opening doubteheader aaxt Thursday at Madison Square Garden. Order Your N am e F eldm an Coach SAN FRANCISCO (UFI) — The Oakland entry in the American Football Leagua has namad Marty Faldman, 31, former Stanford aad University of Oregon football play­ er, to its coaching staff. Feldman formarly coached at New Mexico, 8en Jose State end Los Angelas Valley Junior College. lightly S 3 M ATINEES 8:10 P.8 You c a n ' t a f f o r d to T h e Bi g ’ 6 0 M a i l a w a y E d i t i o n . WEEKLY W ednesday, F rid a y Ik S atu rd ay 2 P . M. L A D IE S N IG H T EV ER Y THURSDAY • Ctsbb—ea • Ha*led Sloads • VaktParkia, jtr r r CaWaa, Co-Ownar , Sorry, No MJaora « J I I while Slicker Mantle aulkcd in Dallas, Tex., end eald he planned to wait 'Tor them to call me." Mantle and the Yankees are be­ lieved at least IS,000 apart. In a television Interview Wednesday night at Dallas, Man­ tle indicated he wouldn't mind being traded by the Yankees. " I thought they (the Yankees) might have traded me last year to the Cleveland Indians." Mickey said. ‘T don't even know if I'd mind getting traded now or not, the way everything has been go­ ing." Rocky Colavlto showed up at the Cleveland Indians' camp Wed­ nesday night at Tucson, Aril., and "reluctantly" signed for a re­ ported $33,000. The slugging out­ fielder, who hit 43 home runs last year, had been holding out for $37,500. Bob Shaw, an 11-game winner in 1938, surprised the Chicago White Sox when he said he want­ ed to re-open negotiations on his contract while outfielder Gene Woodling and infieldcr Bill Klaus officially became Baltimore Ori­ oles holdouts. White Sox Vice President Hank Greenberg said Shaw bad agreed to term s but ap­ parently thought It over and still wants another raise. Manager Chsrlie Dressen said that both Red Schoendlemt and Hal Roach have looked so good at %' second base for the Milwaukee Braves that he might shift Roach to left field. By coincidence, leftfielder Wes Covington is among the Braves' seven holdouts. Other camp news: WUlle Mays, Willie Kirkland and Bob Schmidt starred in the San Francisco Giants' batting drill at Phoenix, Aria. The Philadelphia PhUUcs still are wondering when pitcher Ruben Gomes la going to show t) up from Puerto Rico. Manager SoUy Hemus a i d he wUl play the SL Louis Cardinal regulars to­ gether as much as possible dur­ ing exhibitions. Glno Cimoll said he is determined to win a regular Job with the Pittsburgh Pirates because he is “ unhappy" sitting on the bench or platoonlng. �-An ^ Iff p*. gnttforb V.vV-*' Erralb T h u r s . M s r . 8, 1960— P age 7 *sr.- G E E ,G R A N D M A .'-------- W OULDN’T IT 0S EAS ES T ’ KEEP YOUS M ON EY IN A BANK ? |-------- v f— ’ yOJSEE. W E A K LIVING BEINGS, j u s t a s you, . EACTHMEN.' \A because c u t c e l l s AKE OP METAL IWOTE >Oi/R5 ,1C£ O F rVO/CWAS.O... BECAUSE fABTHMAN/ Y O U m a k e ro tte rs o p METAL... / OH.IM BUTIN i n GERALD,T’ KEEP MY M O S T VALU AB LE D IS H E S IN ... r gjrtHTMA.tr pcsors... m e ThffS.:. o f nwr<yvASMy \\i KEEP U H AH fUM When top tx c v ro o o ... ...W H E R E I C A N ’T G E T ^ MOLD O F ’EM WHEN I’M O N A TANTR UM / / / — BECAUSE l»E AC£ EARTH, TOO, 1 NEEDS HFK M**e**N T, WILL URANIUM.* K IT you te r u s THERE / » P tm s M - wnev an answer. . >Cl/R LR4V/UH LVtV KEEP A m ekkake' u s alive * / WASHINGTON’ (UPI) - Pope John XXIII ha* made five epis­ copal appointment* affecting four U. S. dioceser, the apostolic dele­ gation announced today. Tfea appointment* were: Bishop Leo P. Dworschak. titu­ lar bishop of Tium, to be bishop to Fargo, N. D. Bishop Thomas J. McDonough, titular biahop of Thaenae, to be bishop of Savannah. Ga. At. Rev. Msgr. William G. Con­ nate. paitor of St. Richard's Par­ iah in Pittsburgh, to ba bishop of Greensburg. Pa. Archbishop Edmond Fitzmaurice from bishop of Wilmington, Del., to tbo titular archiblihopric of Toml. Bishop Michael llyle, formerly coadjutor bishop, to succeed Arch­ bishop FJltmaurice aa bishop of Wilmington. Bishop McDonough, a , succeeds Archbishop Gerald P. O'Hara who resigned last November. Ho was born in Philadelphia on Dee. S. 1B11. He was ordained on May 26, IMS after studies at St. Charles Seminary. Ovarbrook, Pa. Ho did graduate work at Catholic University of America, receiving a doctorate In canon law in 1641. He then went to the diocese of St. Augustine where he held vari­ ous etficea in the diocesan curia, before being named titular bishop of St. Augustine In March, 1647. .*r. TIME FINALLY IS CATCHING up with a 90-ycnr-old Enterprise land, mark. Wrecking crews arc razing the two-story structure known for the last twenty-odd years as the Brnddock House but referred to by long-time residents ss the Thayer House. The property on which the house stands, and which was bought by the Florida Methodist Children’s Homo in December, was a U. S. land grant to Charlotte Ayers on Nov. 12,18-19. Elijah Watson, who bought the property in 18(37, built the house. In 1878 it passed into the hands of William Thayer whoso family held control of it until the early 1920s. While no plans have been announced -for future use of the property, ita location makes it a valuable asset to the Children’s Home. [ONb WAV06 ANDTWEI, BIAKE, VOUttf.M PETEBM INED^M UM«IFI TALL* BREAKMV NECK*0S PSOWMAT TME BOTTOMUH-GETTING ^^CiZZV.- TO WEAK VDUR NECK? ■ ■ ■ V p /o a s h t ww th is RADOEP CLOTHIN9 AMD HID H t S . FACS AHEH HE A PLEADED a s -ru e £ c o u ( tt£ .¥ 7V/R CHSM r HOLDS B tW P ] 7W HIM HAHM HAM U sto lkh / MAH/ O M .excust m e i m a d e . A M IS T A K E -IT S FOR I TH E MOUSE ^ |T NEXT DOOR J LADY’S DRESS.J COO .- Pope Appoints STo Episcopal Dioceses In U. S. < i f e e l Gu i l t y A I S a Io IT S NOT FOR vO U- WAKE UPm H EY .M IST ER .' r - TW O HL’NDREO A B O U T W A L K I N 'O F F A N D L C A V IN S T M A T _ . MAN LYING THERE LIKE THAT DOLLAR 5. _ » « 0NS 0*01*1 IT* 1VB V a t! i t was a tim e A M O U I t f y WHITE CNB» wmdokt havektbl— LAB MtCB JCUTHONB tS MIV9IHc y X NAMED. V — 'ARCHIE*.' ANV AUCM n g fE n r IN B C H O O L ytfS m t tr, kitten LETS CATCH THE f ir s t p ic t u r e / gas We r e o n THE HOOF Mou Mr am WALK.* f r OOfT SAW VRCHiB* " running down tu b hall) HIM THEBE// GEE, DONTTCLL m s « o N f .' ME YOUR HEAP IS DAD PAlO BROKEN DOWN S ' A m an TO j A tJ A N ^ -y -^ , CLEAN < ' o u to u r . G a r a g e -y j -AND MAUL THE JUNIC . AWAY-* y . yts, the sanford herald Is a family a f f a ir . . . read . • • advertisa • • .shop in the herald �—^ ■ > / ■ A:V* V v y 't 'x : : &•;:'■ ••"*>■'. ;;> *iV r' • As Cold Something CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Gaad Feed 2. Far Rant 2. Wanted to Rant 4. Real b io ta Waated 5. Real Eetate Far Sale S. Mortgage t/oane 7. Builacaa Oppertanltlaa 7*A laaersaca A Female Help Waatad *. Male Help Waatad Classified Phone FA 2-2(11 10. Mala or Featle DEADLINES CLASfliriBD DISPLAY i Tm , thru P r l • I P. M. day ha* I a n laoertlea. N n . • S*L h n . STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tm . U n Sri. • I P. M. 4*7 be* Can taaertlo*. Mon. ■ESPONSIBILmr t Tha Herald will mot ba responsible tar Bara Ikai a n Incorrect taaartlaa aC your ad, u 4 raaarvaa the right to m laa ar reject aajr ad* vartiaaaaat froei that ardarad la caafara «a tha peUdee af 11. Work Waatad 12. Plambiag Sarvicaa IS. Electrical Sarvicaa It. Build, Paiat A Repair IS. Special Sarvicaa 1S*A Baaaty Parlora IS. Flewera A Plaata 17. Pato * Llvaatock • Sappliaa IS. Machiaary • Taala It. Boata and Motor* 2t. Automobile# 20*A Tralltra SI. Farnltura SS. Artldaa Far Sal* » A ArtJcU Waatad SS. Notice* 4k Paraoamla 34. Leal A Found SS. Education • I net ruction 2. F o r R a n t WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS Convex Mirrors Reduce Shoplifting CLEVELAND (VP1) - Shop* Mftiag, a rataUIng haadacha in aaad of an aaplrin, nay ba cured With mirrora. Tha nlrrora, of a wide-angled a w convex daalga manufactured by Norman laduatriea, Inc., Chi* rago, h a rt boon InaUUad In o tar SCO drag, hardware, grocery and avparmarfcaU b a r s la recant ■ontbi. Mounted an walls and counlara, tha convex mirrors axpoaa alalaa which normally would bo bidden from view af aura personnel. They alimlnaU the pritaey which shop* lifters dearly lata and need U eperats. "Since wo Installed seven mlrvora, pilfering h u bean aut at least IS par seat," said the mans* C at ana supermarket. "And mirrors hate hatted price label switching."__________________ Legal Notice nr c o c m jcDuara cocar, a a a n a u c w m , rto o in t ■STATM OP us n a i l a ltm d b a u u n c k , TO nortos AU. cu tu ia on Dm-MM* to m aorm ar PBRSONR II ATI MO dbiiando against •AID BSTATK: l i ! naO M (k a f r * s ara harabr ao iin aa awe require# la ilia e a r .aUlaw ana 4a«antfa which you, ar : aft h e r af. yan, may h*v* aealnat ’ aeld aatata la th* offlra of Hon. Oaerea H. Adama, Cauntr J n d aa af Oraaaa County, a t hit office In Ika Court Houaa lu Orlando, Tlnr* Ida. within alaht nalandar mentba front tha lima af (ha lira! publica­ tion af Mila notlaa. Barh claim ar damand muat ba In w tlllna and a o n u ln tka placa ol raallanea and yaat olllea addraaa nf tha claim­ a n t and muat ha awara ta h r tha alalmaat, hla agent a r a tt o ra t r. ar Mia aama ahall ha void. Tha Flrat National S i l k nf Orlando Kyi Joa Scad Klrlnn Aa R iaeu lar af aald •Mala Publiihi Pah. If. ta. SI * Mar. S. SeaS k n o l l s IDEAL FAMILY HOMES • 1 BEDROOMS • 1 Yi ft 2 BATHS pu rn . Apt. t o m w . l i t st. 8f|t 2. For Rent ftsufurh NORTH ORLANDO HOMES: S bedroom, icrecned patio, swim­ ming pool. Children welcome. 393 per month. Call FA 2-7S04. ftrralh Page 8—Thurn. Mar. 3. 1960 5. Real Estate For 8ala IAFF-A-DAY SIT EXCAMRRIA DR.: 2 bedroom 1 unfurnished house. Ph. FA 2-0920 after 2:00 p. m. 2-BEDROOM nicely furnished gar­ age apartment on Lake Golden; taka privileges. Call FA 2-0274. 3-BEDROOM unfurnished bouse. 2412 Willow, $100 month. Call FA 2-0274. HOMES, DUPLEXES, APARTMENTS CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY l i t N. PARK AYE. FA 2-2420 3-MODERN FURNISHED apartments. FA 2 4559. Ml Palmetto Ave. Available now. SAND BEACH: CB home, S large bedrooms, Florida room, earporta, lAth bath, kitchen equip­ ped, central heat; grove. In L a k e Mary. 3123. Phone FA 2-3623. 2-BEDROOM house IS10 W. 3rd. Inquire 1711 W. 3rd. LARGE HOUSE for rent. Children 2-BEDROOM furnished, adults. walcome. Ill Sunnytown Rd., FA 2-7994. Casselberry, Fla. Phone Winter SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gables, Park, Ml 4*929. 401 Magnolia Ava. FA 2 0720. S-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ ped, S6S par month. ISO: Sum­ S-ROOMS A Bath, nicely furnish­ ed, $43. Apt. 9, 4071k W. 1st., merlin Ava. manager at 111 W. tth. FURNISHED one bedroom house, 2-ROOM rollsge completely furn­ Ideal for couple, close In, on ished, all utilities, ready to move largo lot. 339 month. Phone in. Adults only. 2404 Park, Ap­ FA 2 0307. ply Stemper Agency. FLORAL HEIGHT8: 1 and 2 bed­ room apartments, on# block 3-BEDROOM house 190 per month. 901 Rosalia Dr. Call after 3:00 South of Sanford Ava., on the P. M., FA 2-23S2. s ir base route to tho right, MJi. houaa on tho left. Endars, Rl. LOWER FLOOR apartment, part­ S Boz 172. ly furnished, electric kitchen. Call Mrs. Appleby, FA 2-0681 or RENT or LEASE: In Sunland FA 2-3961. Estates, 3 bedroom, 1 bslh h o u a a , unfurniihad. kitchen FURNISHED apartment!, hard­ aquireed. For Information phone wood floore, tile batba, 602 W. 'FA S-WU. 27th. Street. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house. NEW HOUSE, $73 month. Phone Ph. FA 24936 days, after *:00 FA 2-34S0. FA 2 0872. 2-BEDROOM house, furnished, in­ S-BEDROOM unfurnished, kitchen cluding automatic waiher. Lease equipped houaa; dan, U4 baths. available. Phone FA 3-0993. In Lakt Mary. FA 3-S303. SMALL apartment 200 Avocado. NICELY furnished two bedroom and two bath apartment. Adults. TWO BEDROOM houaa, kitchen J. 0 . Laney, ISIS Sanford Ava., equipped, water furnished, taka FA 2 3681. privileges. $30. Ph. Geneva 2431. S tA vtU j ( M aa "Miss Clark, T—nh—couldn’t g e t my mother to come and ace you about my bad conduct, ao I brought my brother." FURNISHED Apt. 300 Park. HOUSE on corner lot. AVON HAS ACCESS TO THE WORLD LARGE Low down payment. C a l l 3 open territories — elty — Ol' Min River he dqn't say FA 2-3480. also opening In LOCH ARBOR. nothin', but he sure knows some­ WRITE IMMEDIATELY for thin'! He knows thst If you own HOUSE FOR SALE: Lovely 2 interview — Box 249, Lockhart, a lot on his banks (he wide bedroom home on large shady FIs. world Is at your doorstep. There corner lot In Wynne wood; kit­ Is nothing like a home on the chen equipped, jalousie porcb. river for boating, ffihing, and Low down payment. 2413 Stev­ Unusual Career Opportunity beautiful scenery. How about For woman age 23 to '53, interest­ ens Ave. FA 2-30*59. letting us show you whst we ed in bettering herself financial­ have? Call us tomorrow morning ly and socially. Established na­ at nine o'clock! tionally known concern offers futuro with subitsntisl Income, W. H. "Bill” STEMPER Agency plus satisfaction of delivering HOME SEEKERS Phona FA 2-4991 112 N. Park an important service to this Watch This Space Phone FA 23331 2601 Park Dr. commmunlty. Good education This beautiful six room and balk and sincere Interest in children home has screened porch, carnecessary. Teaching or business Listen to this. Attractive two bed­ porte, utility and storage room. background helpful. Must have room, one bath, Masonry home Underground sprin'de system car. Give background fully In in Lake Mary—Extra large liv­ for the lawn. Locpted on a.large first letter. Write Mr*. Van ing Room, a Florida Room corner lot at 2400 Oak Ave. The Dyke. P. O. Box 1341, Orlando, which eould bo used for Bed­ pries will be reduced $30 each Florida. room. Convenient to Post Office day until sold. Original price and Stores—Reasonably priced at $19,330—today's 316,800. Present 10. Mai* or Female 311,500. Terms. loan, approximately 310,700, can be assumed. Monthly payments WANTED: Teacher or teachers, WHITE BRICK FIREPLACE P. T. A. workers for local spare are $70. Shown by appointment FOR SALE time work, wall compensated. only. Don't delay. Sea today. Located Wait end of apacious liv­ A. H. Duggan, 309 Michigan Call FA 2 3204. ing room. Also thrown In for Ave., Daytona Beach, Florida. good measure—tuo bedrooms, tile bath and a half, modern St. Johns Realty Co. electric kitchen, terraxxo floors THE TIME TESTED FIRM throughout. All this situated on 111 N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 34133 Lovely Lake Lotus, three blocks off 17-32, Casselberry area. Buy thla lovely year old borne for NICE SMALL two bedroom house NAVY A N D on two landscaped lots; equip­ tha low, low prica of only ped kitchen and spaca heater. $14,300. NEW COM ERS Located Just oulsid* of city limits, with cily water. Prica Get in on the ground floor. Seve­ TO SAN FORD 39,993. Any reasonable term* ral desirable lota available on Wa Invite you ta ba our guest* considered. Route 17-92 near Five Pointa. absohitoly freo without obligeIdeal business sites. at ewe of Sanford'a leading C. A. Whiddon, Sr. tioa Motela while you locale to ll­ Neat two' bedroom masonry home, BROKER able hearing fee yourself and fully equipped kitchen. Within 302 So. Park Ava. Ph FA 2-3381 family. Plrk up yeur key at view of a beautiful lake In town our Balea Offlca. of Lake Mary. Price only 36930 NEW LAKEFRONT home: 3-bedrooms, 2 baths, eustom built, caab. Thia is actually below terraxio, glass sliding doors, market value. Good for a mort­ electric kitchen, fruitwood cabi­ gage loan. nets. central beating and air conditioning; large plot, Irriga­ Entire block, comprising 341/3 tion. Buy for cost direct from acres—Facing on four streets. In owner-builder. 813,700, low down Town of Lake Mary. Has usable payment. A. Frati. Clalrmont frame house, with city water Ave., Lake Mary, FA 2-2363. anil electricity. Excellent for building site, High A Dry. WILL TRADE lots or acreage for Price: $14,300 houaetrailer. TK 2-0319. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE FARMER’S AGENCY SURETY BONDS N. V. Fanner, Realtor RAYMOND M. BALL D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Trnnta AND ASSOCIATES AllO C ifttH e Amy Anderson 110 B. Freach Ave. Ph. FA 1-8831 Ganevleva (Jeania) Blair After hour#. FA 3-3919, IA 84381, Carl Chorpcnlni, Jr. FA 34391 Robert J. Schmidt W. B. Shlppy Cmdr. O. R. Strickland Marvin William* 213 S«. P a rt Ave. Ph. FA 3-3941 Homea Deaigned For Sanford Evan* 'Bldg. Lake Mary Florida Living. P i. FA 2-1M0 S ft 4 Bedroom* — 2-ROOM furnished apartment, 310 Magnolia. Phone A. K. Rossetter, Florest. FA 2-1331. FURN. apt. 2300 Mellonvllle. RENT A BED Rollaway, Hosplta' A Baby Beds By Diy, Weak or Month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-6181 119 W. 1st 8t3. Real Eatate For Sale ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 3-BEDROOM home In well estab­ lished neighborhood. S p c e 1 a I terms. FA 24139. BY OWNER: 3-bedroom kitchen equipped, Sunlsnd ^ s t a t e s . PhAne FA 2-7937. is c o tS T V jv m r a 'a cot ht, BNMi!kwi.M c e u s T f , i 'f .o m n A NUT ATK o r U N M IK AI.KOflD LARGE 3 bedroom house, kltchea OWNER MUST SELL equipped. Children and pets 42 acres, over I mile on lake, wanted. $43 per month. Phone Ik mile of paved county highway Geneva, 243t. frontage. Northwest Seminole County, Favorable terms. In­ FURNISHED apartment, 3 rooms cludes collage. Dr. fo lia r, Rye, and bath. 709 Park Ave. Phone N. Y. Woodbine 7-1927. FA 3 *304. BEDROOM, kitchan equipped, RENT OR SALE: 2-bedroom, kit­ 3 3lk% 23 yr. Mortgage, 1400 chen furnished home. Phona down. FA 2-2914. FA 2-2341. REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN APARTMENT, 112 Elm. FA 2-037S. Tou and aach af you ar* harahy notified and required to Ilia any claim* and demand* which you, or elthnr nf you. may liavs ■■•Inel aald esUI* In th* off|c* nf Hon. Wilaon Alexander, f o u n t ? Judge nf itm ln ala County, a t hla allies In tha Court lloua* In Banford, Flor­ ida, within alaht ralandar manlha from Ih* lima of th* flrat publica­ tion ol tbla nolle*. Rach claim or damand muat b* In w rltlna and TWO 1-bedroom houses, kitchens 2344 Francb Ava. contain tha placa of residence and equipped. FA 3-9043. past af fir* addraaa of Ih* claimant RaatLr and muat b* airnra to by th* WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooma "Call Hall" Phona FA 2-3941 claimant, hi* aa*nl or altornay, private bathe, 114 W. First St. ar Ih* asm* (halt h* aald. S-LOTS In Dreamwold Section; al­ J. W. HALL T I I R F i n e r N A T IO N A L BAN K AT O n t A N M U Ity J o # S c o ti K l r l n n Mentor T r u s t O l l l c a r , HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East ready cleared and leveled. Pric­ ed lo sell. Phone FA 2-0231. aids between Celery and Geneva Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchai ap­ As Kiacular of aald atlala pliances. School bus stop. Quiet 3-BEDROOM hou*», 209 Oakland Dr., Sunland Estates. Low down NOTICK IH IIKRKHT OIVIJN neighborhood. $73 per month. th at Th* Housing Authority of ih* payment. FA 2-2729. Phono FA 24143. City of H anlon. Florida, will an. larlaln .ropoeele to furnlah on* II) true!' of tha following descrip­ tion. or .la •uulvalanti H Ton Plrk-op Truck S Speed Tranemlaalon Oil filler A air olaanar S SS* s IS * ply rnad lug Urea Over load a r halpar springe oa raar Propoaetl Wo. t w in ha alralghl •ala with ns trada-lu gllowanra. Frapsaal Na. t will contain an •llowanra lor trada-la of 1MI 14 Ton Hedge Pick-up Truck. Bldg a r proposal* wilt bo received In Ibo olllea e l tha Authority up until 2:10 P.M. March I a, its*. F urlhar Informallou may ho ahtalnad by ron lraellaa the Rseru* tlva Olraclor a t tha Main Olllra, In tha Administration Building, Caella Brawar Court. Bontord, Florida. Durdhn I . Bradlty, K i.cu ttv e Dlroclor TUB HOmiNO AVTHORITV OF THK CITY OF BAWFOdlD, FLORIDA. Fuhlleh Marth S, ISM. HOU3E for rent, So. SanfCord Ava., near Lake Jessup. Phone FA $3494. Stenatrom Realty HERBERT STENSTROM Registered Broker ASSOCIATES . Maria W. Warner Uettye D. Smith S-BEDROOM house for rant, larse R. E. Magnusaon yard and garden apaee. Phone Nad D. Julian FA 3-1132. R. J. Boynton DOWNSTAIRS furnished apart­ Unvil J. Rimer ment. Sa pets. Adults only. Robert R. Lee Working coupla preferred. 917 Lottie Broadway W. 11th. at. Kenneth Torbett Ph. FA 3-3430 1708 MAGNOLIA, large 2-BR. turn. 111 N. Park ., Ule bath, aertened porch. . FA 2-1931 or FA 3-2399. S-BEDROOM unfurniihad houaa. CtU FA 24491. a LARGE 4-bad room, l balk houaa, largo Hving room, fireplace, dining room, kitebon; double ga­ rage, broeteway. Spacious wall kept ground!. Close to ecboole, shopping areas. Completely furn­ ished. 3990 Orlando Dr., opposite Odbam * Tudor office. FA S-1S34 NOTICE SUNLAND Estates & South PINECRES1 NEW RAVENNA PARK O$v$lop$r PRESENTS V HOMES ronpt 3 Bedrooms—1Vi Baths SSI!” «**!»*»■«"» _ ■» t* m S 1 0 .6 5 0 S 3 5 0 i f * . w *. FHA — W .B8*.** IwM Ba. n u u in ■■■■I «y r a is in Quiet Cssmmunity Near Geif Ceurae $450 Down Tuna West On 20th 81. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Watch For Our 8i«no . . . . •:M A. M. TU Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. TU Dark Down modus o k m • • OPEN DAILY From $ 6 8 . 5 0 Monthly \ 10. Male or Female Men-Womcn *20. Daily. Sell Lumi­ nous nameplates. Write Reevei Co.. Attleboro, Mass. 11. Work Wanted TYPING at home, legal or any other. fiU M 2’A 2-6944. PAYROLL BOOKKEEPING in my home. Call FA 2-2698. WILL keep children in my home. 201 Maple Ave. 12. Plumbing Service* PLUMBING f Contracting & Repairs Free Estimates R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave Phone FA 2 3389 Wall Plumbing ft d u y J / /^ S h o ttn u th A Canal rad ian Co* Inc. t il Weal nth ■treat rtmu PA 8*3193 — — ■■■ —*» 4th Addition 1 ft 2 Bathe VA - FH A FH A In Service C onventiontl F in an cin g Down P ay m en ts Low mi $425 You can movs in Immedi ately whila tha papera are being processed. We Guarantee Peraonal Satisfaction On The Conatruction Of Your Home For The F irst Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Coat Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor, Inc. Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-0*2 13. Electrical Service* House Wiring — Electrie Service Sid Vihlen RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia FA 2491S 11. Build, Paint & Repair B A M ROOFING Contracting k Repairs m Ucenied — Bonded —ta a a n d FREE ESTIMATES 300 Laurel Ava. IV. FA 2-7943 THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home Carpentry P.epairs Roofing & Siding Phone FA 2 6432 WALL PAPERING A PAINTING Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Contact 309 West Sth St. f t Phone FA 24643 RAINBOW Painters A Decorators —Free Estimates. Ph. FA 2 6396. IF YOU hava painting problems and want to take advantage of years of experience and the best of workmanship, call K. M. Bledsoe, FA 2-4122. ECHOLS BEDD IN G an d F U R N IT U R E WELCOME He NICELY furnlahad house, newly dccoratod, carporta and brceiaway, fruit treea. Low rant to good tenant. 11 Smyrna Dr., De­ Bary., Fla, CLEAN 2-bedroom unfurnished houaa, knotty plna anatk bar and cabinets, 1 master bedroom. S39. Also furnished apartment Ml M a g n o 1 i a. $93. Call NO 4439T. St. Johns Realty Co. 119 N. Park Ave. WYNNEWOOD: 3 B. R. CBS house, 31300 equity and assume 336 monthly payment. Phone X. Female Help Wanted FA 2-3670. 5. Real Entaln For Sal*. Legal Notice TO Al.l. pstnaowa HA VI VO CLAIM! OR flMMAZDS AQAIhIT BAIfl MITATMI 3-BEDROOM, l t t bath, fully air RF.D0CING PRICE for quick sale. By owner: 2 bedroom CB conditioned home with utility house, wood floors; corner lot, and separate storage room. fenced backyard. FA 2-1293. Largo fenced yard, patio, a1*"* loan. 370.90 monthly. 103 Laurel BY OWNER, attractive 2 bedroom Dr. FA 2-3174. CB homo located on 2 large he.citlln^i 'rSlt titdiiBY OWNER: Must sell this week. ed by oak, palm and citrus trees, Furnished 2 bedroom house, fenced backyard. Kitchen equip­ large lot, aome fruit. Near in­ ped, space heater, hardwood tersection of super highway and floors, built-in closets, dressers 17-92. Price 33.700. FA 24239. and chests. This home can be 3300.00 DOWN yours for less than 19000. Buy 3400 LAUREL AVE. my equity and assume 4*3 mort­ This three bedroom block home gage. payable 349 a month In­ with many extras can be pur­ cluding taxes and insurance or chased through FHA Financing will accept a small down pay­ for only 314,000.00. ment. FA 2-3910 for appoint­ ment. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Owner Transferred Must sacrifice 3 B. R., 1 bslh home with large Florida room. RETIREMENT RETREAT Lot 97’ x 143'. Unusual 4*3% Ar* you the couple who will latch mortgage. Buy my equity. Reaonto this neat brand new 2 BR sonsble terms avaUable. Call CB Home, located just out of FA 24092 after 9:00 P. M. the high tax district with a lot large enough for a garden. Only $1300, Name your own term i. FISH CAMP. LAKF. HARNEY 333' front on Lakr, nice two bed­ W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Agency room camp, suitable for year P Itone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park round living. Phone FA 24331 2601 Park Dr. 2. F o r Rent 3-BEDROOM, t bath, double earporta, extra large utility room, Florida room. 110 Shannon Dr. S-BEDROOMS, dinting room, kit* UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom house. FA 2-1379. chan and bath. ISIS French Telephone FA 2-2930. Ava. Sea Mr. Faual, Fauata ORANGE BLVD., 9 mi. W of 3 ACRES farm land Sanford Cel­ Drag Store, ery Delta, $430 per acre, only Sanford; 2 bedroom furnished home, Barn. Everything spick S2S0 down, five years to pay and span. $70. Bargain. H. R. balance. Richards Hotel Matbourne, Fla. Rica, 34 Sunset Dr., DeBary. ItA M.ANCK. DKCKABRII zones* to rn n o iT iraa 5. Real Estate For Sale TRADE-INS I HIDE.A.BEI) SET Sofa A Two Matching Ckaira, Blightly * M -* I Used. OCCASIONAL CHAIRS Choice of Tkrea, 3J.40 Each SWIVEL ROCKER Faam Rubber Padding BUNK BEDS Blond Oak With Inner* |4 |3 * •prlng MattreMea 9 OAK DINETTE Blondk Finish, Fir* P!*cea M A .I I »■ BEDROOM SUITE Hlrnehtd Mahogany, B«d, ^ Triple Dreiser, Mirror, Box m Inner* prlng Mittrreee* 3 PC. NURSERY SET Rcfinl*h*d Crlh. Toy Chant 41 Wardrobe Ckact. New lanerapring IQg-M Mattree*. INNERSPRING MATTRESSES (3) Your Chafe* $ 10* HOLLYWOOD BED f t ) Completely Rebuilt. ItaA JA OT 1 SOFA • SLEEPER tu Good Condition M * || BAHAMA BED Rrbnllt. Drains C**ar MAM *9 p INNERSPRING MATTRESSES (3) Fall Bit*, New . Slightly Damaged Vi Price CLOSE-OUT SPECIAL! t B R A N D N EW 2 pc. SOFA BED SU ITES Variaty Of Colora REG. $149.50 SALE $109.50 Office Open 9.4* Til 9.4* Daily 14* P. M. Til Dark Seafcy Car. Hwy. 17.82 ft STtfc f t Pheae FA 2*1501 ^ l |M ■■ f t Magnolia FA 84831 �Want Ad A Day Makes All Business P ay! Ph. FA2-2611 15. Special Services Iljr franforh If rrald Thun*. Mar. 8, I960—Pnjje 9 HOUSE CLEANING Windows, Floors, Walls. Free Es­ timate. Call FA 2-1212 or FA 2-1933. 1 * Build. Paint & Repair HOUSE PAINTING Thii Month Only KXTERIOR COMPLETE B-Bcdroom ........................... $124.95 8-Brdronm .........................$139.95 PH. FA 2-0309 15. Special Service* STOM UPHOLSTERING: All rk guaranteed. Free Estl mates. Phone FA 2-781$. 1ANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. L. HARMON PH. FA 2-4223 After 6 P. M. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Mndshield Hack Glass Uoor Glass Vent Glass 9 SERVICE Senkarik Glass a n d Paint Co. 11- 114 W. 2nd SL H. FA 2-022 HEATING H. POPE 20. Automobiles 21. Furniture MUST SELL '37 Ford Convertible, white, V8. power steering, radio, whitewalls, good condition. Ask­ ing $1300. FA 2-226t. *rREE AND YARD SERVICE of 2U*A Trailers all types. Call FA 2-3015 for free estimate. TRAILER SACRIFICE 15-A Beauty Parlor* $1.000.00 OFF OF COST 22. Articles For Sale 2004 Adams Ph. FA 3 3533 16. Flow era ft Plant a INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM H. MURRAY 1111 Celery Ave. Tel- FA 2-1394 Cut Flowera For A~y Occassioa SANFORD FLOWER SHOP or FA 24270 RVICE CALLS $1.50. For* de- fA 2-1822 cndabla TV aervlce call Sanford TV Center, 9th. and Saa- 17. Pets, Livestock. Supplies ford Ave. FA 2-9T41. 6-MONTH-old Toy Chthuahua — CLOCK REPAIRING: Wheeles»"i Manchester puppies. P h o n e Longwood Park, FA 2-7675. FA 2-1677. \ 8 •• • • * 8 T V & Radio Service SIAMESE KITTENS. FA 2-7910 af­ ter 1:00. (Home & Auto) 6-Y O V N G BANTAM roosters. FA 2 6349. • e - m '9 9 - USED CAR Icar* a'Way! N orth Orlando Electronic! A P b . FA 2 8954 — FA 2-9983 MUST SELL by Saturday: Dach­ #13 Orlando Dr. — Hwyf 17-92 shund Pupple*, AKC registered, 835. Phone FA 24269._________ S o m e SEWING, dress making and alterations. Ph. FA 2-3155. 1». Boata and Motors JONES W recker Service Phona FA 2-1S03 No longer connected with Buddy's Automotive. Watch thia space NEW LOCATION. £ w ing Mach. R epairs ALL MAKES k MODELS 1M So. Park (24 hr. aer.) 12 FT. RUNABOUT, IS H. P. Evinrude electric kicker, very reasonable. Rev. Joel D. Brown, FA 2 3942. Gateway To Tba Watorway Your EVINRUDE Dtalar ftt e e e e e Ph. FA 8 5961 STRICKLAND MORRISON 1X 1 # 0 0 |lS . h covo** M i. iN c o n ro R A T K n 59 FORD CO UN TRY SEDAN Fordor Wagon, 8 Passenger, V-8 Engine, Foeomatk, Radio, Healer, and Power Steering. Jnet Like New- Fnrder Sedas, 4 Cylinder. Ask Aboat TMs OweI MODEL “ A". Phone rA 8-1418. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ ments, Invoices, hind bills, and MU5T SELL ’38 Volkswagon. ex­ cellent condition. FA 3-7880. program*, e t c . Progressiva Printing Co. Phon* FA 3-2861— MODEL A FORD, new tag, 875 806 West 13th St. cash. CaM FA 8-8015. PUMPS - SPRINKLERS 54 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Sports types and (1ms , Inst ailed Coupe; 42,000 original miles, .. w . it Yourself" mechanically perfect. 8300 or WK REPAIR AND SKRVICR beat after. Calf FA 8-8237. STINK Machinery and Supply Co. 1954 FORD Custom fordor, radio, 107 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 14432 heater, straight stick, extra good condition, 8450. I l l K. Sunland TV and RADIO REPAIR aI « Dr. FA 2 8311. 8:00 aighta and weekend*; SaaMODEL T BODY. Phone FA 1 3258 lord, Lako Mary and Longwood. er FA 2 4178. FA 1-2772 and FA S-8818. » LEAP 58 FORD 9 PASSENGER 58 FORD CUSTOM 300 Tudor Sedas, 8 Cylinder Engine, Fordnmatlr, and Hester. Only One Local Owner. Tudor Hardtop. Full Power and 58 PLYMOUTH Kavoy Fordor Sedan • Automatic • Radio - Heater • A-l Condition . On# Owner. 57 CHEVROLET *3I0M Fordor Sedas . Automatic • Radio . Heater 57 CHEVROLET “310" Tudor • 8 Cjltnd#r - Standard Transmission • Heater 57 FORD Custom Tudor • 8 Cylinder • Stan­ dard Transmission • Good Tlrsa A Paint 56 PLYMOUTH Bslvsder V8 Tudor Sodas . Automa­ tic • Heater i 4 DESOTO Iradome Fordor Sedas • Automatic swar Steering • Radio • Heater Mtewall Tires — F IA T — BRASS MOTORS — USED CARS — 7th ft FRENCH AVE. PH. FA 2-R081 59 PLYfdO U TH 4 Dr. 8 Tan•enter Custom, S 58 DODGE ; *1395 1 56 FORD CUSTO M LINI E e 4 Dr. Harding 54 FORD CONVERTIBL E V-« Engine. Fuedomatie, Radi# aad Heeler. Above The Average! £ W J 51 OLDMOBILE Feeder Sedan. Rani Jewel! ^ 145 Strickland-Morrison • FORD TH U N D ERU IR D Ph. FA g-UM 1931 Winter Park - Orlando Ml 4.»8I8 (so lolly 50 PLYM OUTH r t 4 Dr. Redan. 5 S $ Q Q C A *595 *895 ;a ve < 4 Dr. Baden, Overdrive, Good Econo­ my Car, 55 PLYMOUTH . < 4 l)r. Sedas, Real Nice Car And Well Equipped. 54 CHRYSLER 4 New Yurker 4 Dr. Redaw. Go First Class aad 4 | ■0*1)7 A C 5995 55 STU DEBAKER Buy With Confidence At Your Bentlnole County Auihorited • Pontiac • Bulck • Rambler Dealer O < 1 Dr. Hardtop, Radio and Heaton, ALL DAY SAT. O M M 90 55 BUICK SPECIAL ' — I FALCON FORD TRUCKS BALKS ft SERVICE SINCE Hanford. Florida 9951 SEDAN!s ;a v e * Bel air Canvartibla, Rent Hire, One Owner. Jhidau 195 195 # 55 CHEVROLET - OPEN - 1 56PONTIAC Hr lair 4 Da. Redan Be tea Nine One Owner. *2 4 5 53 FORD Forder Sedan V-l Engine SPECIAL! 55 CHEVROLET Huper Tudor Hardtop — Dynnflow — Radio — Heater —The Heut Of TranNporlation. S95 195 ▼ SPECIAL! 51 BUICK o £ ^ . c< 4 Dr. 8 Paeoonger Well Kqitpfud. One Owner. Coronet Fordor — Sound of Body — With Good Tiroo 55 FORD FAIRLANE d u b Sedan. V.g Engine, Automatic Tramsmission. Radio and Heater. 56 FORD 5 3 D0D6E 56 MERCURY 9 PASSENGER Tudor. V-g Baglaa and Heater. Can't Ho Wrong O* Tkia One! 2195 1095 1095 i 4 Dr. 8 Passenger, (Bean, Like Men, f a a g w mg C Station Wagon, Antomatio Transmission, Ha- £ £ 9999 me dio, Healer, Power Steering and Brakes. f l | l | ] C Priced To Go! | V 7 J M) Q O C 09% 0 0 9 0 56 FORD 57 FORD CUSTOM Tudor. 6 Cylinder With Gaa Raring Overdrive. Ju»t One Of Our Many Bargains! * * ▼ 4 Dr. 8 Passenger Blieea, H e m mad Welt Eooipped. Or Take Over Pay mania 14849. *1695 Really g o g a g n m $ Very ^ Nicely Kquipp ed. 7.888 Miles. ‘ 295 *1295 57 MERCURY MONTEREY It Paya To Use The HERALD Want Ada. Chieftain Fordor — Needs Paint Hut Will Get You There and Hack 57 BUICK SUPER Fordor Sedan, Full Power. A Imt Of Automo­ bile and Just Look A t The Pries! LOST: Part Terrier, approximate* ly II lbs. tan with white ring around neck. Answer* to name of “ Rip". FA 2 4540. STA T I0 N W AGONS *4 9 5 5 4 PONTIAC 24. I/Ont ft Found LOW LOW PRICES! 5 6 PONTIAC Catalina Tudor — Hydramatic — Radio — Renter — Mechanically Bound. Needs Body Work. You Can Own k For WANTED: Ride to and from Oe» Undo. FA 24114. fine lined car§ A station wagons at *1595 Country Sodas With Our Economy 8 CyUnder a m m | e o ■ Eagioo sod Hester. Booutifwl Whits sod f l U K Black 1 THE BEST YOU’LL FIND THIS YEAR! *1495 *1295 *995 '*9 9 5 *995 *495 $A V E NEED A 2nd CAR? 58 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE Fordor M a s , V-l Eogtoe, Automatic Traea­ rnlesion, Radio, Heater, eud Power Htooriwg. Eatro Clean! R IG H T IN ONE O F OU R USED CARS $A V E 59 SIM CA ARONDE Robson Sporting Goods 30444 E. 1st. 20. Automobiles FA 2-3623 m WANT MAN or woman to drive my car to Carbondale. Great building boom on there. Come, lets talk. Mr. and Mri. M adia Cowan. I l l Cedar. Mather of Sanford *i f 23. Notices ft Personals GOOD Breakfast room suite, steel REBUILT auto generators and FA rpORY TO YOU chairs with plastic upholstery. (tarter*, 6 and 12 volts. New ALUMINUM New & Used Phone FA 2-1677. VENETIAN BLINDS mufflers for popular car*. Reel’* Furniture and Applinnce* Used Auto Parts, South on Hwy. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom DINING room set,, living room 17-92. Phone FA 2 0626. rail with plastic ends. Plastic set, bedroom set; also odds and or rayon tapes. Cottoa e r nylon ends. Tel. I " Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick cords. 203-209 E. Firat St. Ph. FA 8-0*83 Service With The Cash. SUPER Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. TWIN BED with coil spring Inner TRADING POST. FA 2 0677, 112-114 W. 2nd St FA 2-4622 spring mattress, 825. FA 2-7237. • BtG VALUES . • JUICK CREDIT GK REFRIGERATOR, like new. 52,000 BTU oil circulator Heater, 2-TABLE LAMPS with Fiberglass • EASY TERMS used little, 885. Phone FA 24286. hai to be seen to appreciate. shade*. Call FA 2-5421. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Cheap! Call FA 2-4367. PORTABLE sewing ma­ 22-A Art iciest Wanted WILSON - MAIER MOORSE chine, light weight. Five pay­ COTS 84.98. Sale, panla 81.96 per New and Uied Furniture pair. Army Navy Surplus, 310 ments of 88.60. One year guar­ RAGS WANTED ; 311 %. First SL FA 2-5412 Sanford Ave. antee remaining. Write Credit "IL L buy clean cotton rags for Manager, Box 600, Sanford Her­ ’59 ZIG ZAG, almost halt paid New A Used Furniture k Appli­ 15c lb. Celery City Print Co. ald. 115 So. Park Ave. ances A Good Place To for — take over payments of BUY, SELL or TBADB LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phone FA 25295. Jenkins Furniture ger, Box 600, c/o 406 Sanford Ava. FA 2-7450 Kneylopedla. Call FA 1-3*71. eld. DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP CO. 200 S. Park — FA 2 4224 22. Articles For Sale $SAVE$ I960 La Salle 32 f t , 1 bedroom, windows, tandem wheel. June Brown's Beauty Salon I jalousie Used sis weeks. Clear title. Will 2010 Adams Ave. Ph. FA 2-1627 I sacrifice for ca*h. Mr*. McDon­ ald, DeWiit Trailer Park, 2 mile* Be Lovelier With Professional So. of Sanford on 17-P2. Beauty Care. — 195a CHAMPION 2 bedroom trail­ er 8x36\ 8200 down. DeWitle’s Trailer Park, on Hwy. 17-92. Beauty Salon 2810 Oak FA 2-7664 21. F u rn itu re A Satisfied customer la ear her! ROLL AWAY, HospRai and Baby Beds. Day. Week or Month— advertisement. FURNITURE CENTER Used furniture, appliances, tools HARRIETT S BEAUTY NOOK 1100 French Ave. e4e. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 7-3742 Ph. TA 2-7953 215 Sanford Ava. Ph. TK 2-413* EASTER SPECIAL $g SO Waves Now $6 50 CUSTOM BUILT furniture 22. Articles For Bale Hair Styling k Cutting Included gle pieeea nr sets. Also furni­ EVENING APPOINTMENTS ACture repair. Cabinete made. GOOD Used Appliances and TV's. FA 8-7061. CFPTED Gnrmly, lee., Third k Palmetto Dawn's 22. Articles For Sale ^ O tv t C O U N TY M O T O R S | ♦ SA N FO R D * FL O R ID A , vi *h «i • UR IS H Ii *44 1C r Dodge • C h r y a l e r • Simcft 1 818 E. riR R T HT. Ph. PA 1-8*14 | �& >. * • . * - - ' - . .e . * . . • , - : • Van Rie Freed In Ship Slaying BOSTON (UPI) — A handsome Dutchman who admitted shipboard inUmacica with a vivacious young divorcee has stepped from the shadow of. death into the arms of bis forgiving wife. Willem and Nells Van Rie were in seclusion at a hortel today, alone for the first lime since January, 1050 when as radio officer aboard the SS Utrecht be left hla native Ilolland. A statement from Radio Holland official* that e job would be welt­ ing for him and his wife's forgivepeso have apparently assured Van HJe'a future. But the death of pretty Lynn Kauffman, 23 - year • old Chicago beireta remains a mystery. A jury found Wednesday that Van Rie did not, as the sUte charged, beat the girl in a climax to their torrid love affair and hurl her body overboard. After 15 hours of all night delib­ eration they found him Innocent of first degree murder charges that carried a possible death penalty. Concede Oregon Primary today to favorite eon Sen. Wayne L. Morae in the Oregon Democratic preiidential primary. But unlen ha becomea a more aerloui candidate than he 1* now regarded, a Morae victory la the May SO Oregon vote would mini­ mize the Importance of the prospective five-man conteit. Morae already had been entered la the Oregon primary by petition before Oregon Secretary of State Howell Appling entered aix other* r I:.: ■; under discretionary power grant­ ed by atale law. II wae immediately announced! that two of the all—Adlal E. Stevenaoo, 1952 and 1954 Democratic preiidential nominee, and Sen. Eate* Kefauver (D-Tenn.)—would withdraw. Appling al*o entered Senate I Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Juhnaon and Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.), two undeclared candi­ date*, along with Sen*. John F. Kennedy (D-Maia.) and Hubert H. Humphrey (D-MInn.). Symington declined to comment except to *ay that ha would not withdraw hi* name. Johnion alio indicated he would leave hi* name on the ballot. "My current reaponaibility la on the floor of the Senate,!’ Johnson •aid. "I have no plan* to act In any way on the action in Oregon." Since neither Johnion nor Sy­ mington ha* any plana for entering other atale prlmarie*. the Oregon vole will provide the only pre-conventlon teat of their vote-pqlllng power. For the Republican presidential primary, Appling named VicePresident 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 (ho presidential primaries now virtually set, Kennedy-Humphrey contest* will come la Wis­ consin on April • and in Weat Vlr- LONDON (UPI)—Princeu Marlaret’a fiance dlacovered today be king-aired money problem* of < commoner marrying into royalty. Antony Armatrong-Jonea learned ko muat refuse a reported offer of tS,ooo far a sampling of hit pre • engagement photographic work- Since bli new fame a* MarSnrot’a bridegroom-to-be, thera'e a great demand far hi* work. While Armstroog-Joocs studied k b puree problem*, be underwent royal schooling at Buckingham Palaee in preparation for hi* m er­ it s ga to the princess. H it teachers were reported to bo Prince Philip, an almoet penniless noblemaa until be married Queen Elisabeth, and Billy Wallace, the Millionaire commoner who picked 9 many a algbtelub bill for Mar­ garet aver the past decade. One thing Tony learned Is that ■nysl etiquette allow* him the prtv•age of Ignoring the waiter's bill Michael V. DiSalle, running unop­ when he tabes Margaret out. But posed In Ohio on May 3. Humphrey la pitted against he must pay up. Such bills a rt Morse la the Dialriet of Columbia p alled la Buckingham Palace. primary on May 3 and to unoppos­ ed In South Dakota on June T. -• ' '• ‘ '• *• >' ■ ■ ■ ' ~ x: i r»Vcl' h n 1&—T h ttri. M tf. t , 1M 0 WASHINGTON (UPI) - ‘ -‘V V Biddy Basketball SCRANTON, Pa. (UPI) — The International B i d d y Basketball Tournament, the cage game's ver­ sion of Little League baseball, will be held at Bridgeport, Conn., April [ 6-9, Jay Archer, its originator and ' national commissioner, announced Wednesday, About 15 leam i, win­ ners of atate and regional play­ off** will take part. FIVE LUCKY Sanford frirla left for the nation's capital Wednesday fof a five day tour aa the irucat of J. Brailey Odham, Sanford land developer. Thn glrla, left to right, are Betty Odham, Fay Knrnn, Barbara Smith, Linda Robaon and Michele. Junes. (Herald Photo) N E V E R BEFORE AT SUCH A . . . i ■— Conclave To Open Prosecutor In Finch Trial Set To Wind Up Final Arguments Today LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Prosecutor Fred N. Whichello today launcbea the la*t act of hit dra­ matic final argument* in which he picture* Carole Tregoff a* a Lady Scouting M erit Badge Turnabout MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) — An American Boy Scout can earn an interpreter*! merit badge by learn­ ing a foreign language, but Man*oor Alyeehmeml, 16, earned one by learning English. Manioor couldn't apeak a word of Engllah when he (tapped off a plane from hi* native Iran two yearn ago. Now he ipeak* it flu­ ently. Ilia Scout m aiter (aid it waa the firat caae he ever heard of where auch an accomplishment rated an Interpreter'* badge. Small Car Club Conclave Planned PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The firit national convention of the newly-formed Small Auto Club will be held in the greater Philadelphia area thia autumn. Theme of the convention will be "aafety and Fun in Small and Compact Cara." The club, with headquarter* in Philadelphia, hai member* in nearly every atate in the union and Canada. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The 24th annual three-day conference The nation'i railroads are now of the Florid* Aasociation of Civil losing money on their passenger Service end Personnel Agencies service at the rite “6f 500 million .began Wednesday. dollars a year.. DOOR MIRROR w ith BRASS FRAME Stunning framed mirror perfect for hanging over the mantel or on the door. Electro-Copper Plated Back. 0 P*IC* ( I I T O U C H T O N ■eviet Premier Nikita Khruehehev began beating back home­ ward this week from hla BoothMet Asia tour which had netted m om propaganda successes but whose overall achievements bad fallen abort-of the goals. Hla successes had soma in the Bald of disarmament and world peace wherela ha waa bailed aa a leader both in India and Indoas ala. The saMpaiga to ease world tou ileu* Mte a* especially regpaaslva chord In Southeast Asia, with the technicalities oT achiev­ ing It frequently Ignored. But any hopes he wight have Bad that bis hosts would eata r with Mm into a joint attack aa Western "iatperiaUsm" sou■piciously were dashed In the fltoal communique which acknow­ ledged Soviet eeooemle aid but whooe stress waa upon neutrality. In India-the flnai eommunique aallod attention to the *TI million dollar credit granted to India by the Soviet Union last summer and aold agreement had bean reached an It* use la "major projects." In Indonesia, Khrushchev signed aa agreement ts supply Indonesia with a 3M million dollar credit, bringing the total aueh alnce 1966 le 3oa million. The final •iatament stressed In­ donesia's continuing neutrality. In Jakarta, It waa reported the In­ donesians ; ad refused to Include a renewed call for the seating ef Red China in the Ueited Nations and ala# had refuted to condemn Western overseas military bases oa the new V. I . defensive alli­ ance with Japan. There qrcre a aura her of rea­ sons why Khrushchov's drumhealing attacks on the West fail­ ed to have their desired effect. One is that V. I . foreign aid program hsa continued long enough to convince Asiana of the United States' good intent. This attitude was cemented fur­ ther by President Eiaenbower'g December visit to Asia. A second one to that Aslans are beginning to realise that U.i. aid baa far outstripped anything don* thus far by the Soviet Union. There Is In Asia the additional realization that the Soviet* (reucntly drive ■ harder bargain tan docs the U.S. In both India and Indonesia, tl.e Soviet grants ■re to be repaid In 13 years at an interest rata of two and a half per cent. MAGNIFYING DIAL IINS! Spacious Vinyl platform! Up-proof design! White finish! R w g. 5 .0 0 U6HTER FLUID RAZOR B V i a oom *shift, which has t Matter ef considerable r a n g la Ote two at* Us for i poors, would a into ofI I a. > . sootrat standard L 10c ■ • • • • i t 5-or, A D E S . .so* 98c oni*2 99 A ISO AVAILABLE WITHOUT THAME. Bwwuti-Airw Indoor Folding HAIR DRYER CLOTHES DRYER U u it . by hand or oa its rgmovable stand. Hot-C old switch. Dries hair a aa quickly, easily. SPECIAL T 9 9 Folds compactly for storap. klaal for twa in aparbnants. Can also be used I A A outdoor! Sturdy!. . I * W Helling "Nut S WASHINGTON (UPI) - T h e In­ terstate Commerce Commission today approved a plan to ahlft the H asten dm* eon* westward *o ea to Include mar* of Kentucky and Tanneese*. The frommUsiooer'a ardor would plaaa the a easternmost counties ef Kentucky, Including tbs entire Btuegrase section, on eastern steadied lime. It would add Scott, Morgae end Roane counties, f c m., to the i n s of Bud atato s t o r e s FEVER THERMOMETER 49* DRISTAN TA B LETS ..................................„ . 9SRUBBING ALCOHOL ItOMOm................ 16SACCHARIN TABS. .....................................26NOXZEMA CREAM S P EC IA L"."1 ™ . 43PILSNER BEER CLASSES 1 2 -or. . 25c TELEPHONE INDEX LIST FIN DER................99c GEM BLADES MNOU I D O « ........................10's 59* LIQUINET HAIR SPRAY li-oz.; m o . tig 2/1.00 BOOK MATCHES................................. H , W H IS« Macbeth who drove Dr. R-. Ber­ nard Finch to kill his own wife. The jolly-looking Whichello, his pleasant manner cast by the w » . side, has the last word among ttt, ^attorneys in the love murder trial. The Jury of seven women and fiv# men may get the sensational mur­ der case by Friday, with the life or death verdict rendered anytlms thereafter. Whichello pictured the handsome surgeon, Mis* Tregoff and Finch's slain wife aa latter-day Shake­ spearean characters caught in a Macbeth-like tragedy. « Carole, 23, a beautiful you* woman from modest beginnings, goaded the lovesick 32-year-old doctor into carrying out a brutal plan to kill his wife last July . 18, Whichello said. The motive: So that ambitious Carole could step up from being the receptionist at Finch'* medical center to the lady of the house. Finch's wife, and therefore a wom­ an of wealth, prestige and sorbd position. • Thai’*' the picture Whichrllo painted a t the drawn-out trial which started Dec. 8 drew to a close. His usual soft-spoken, even kind­ ly word*, suddenly dropping with scorn, Whichello called Finch a liar, an illicit lover and a deliber­ ate killer. "I will do most of my talking about Dr. Finch," Whichello told the jury. "But I’m not forgctliij thia latter-day Lady Macbeth at the other end of the table. (Carole). She is really the aggressor and in­ stigator of tbl* whole thing, but Dr. Finch acted as executor of the plan." S H A T T E R -P R O O F LIGGETT R U G • - Shelf", Mixed Nuts U. S. H it Record Banned In England POCKET WATCH Nickel-plated men’s watch. Compensating hairspring ’ makes it keep better | A f t time. Regular 2 .5 9 .. LA TEST S P R IN G u SHADES - ' LONDON (UI’D—'The musical trade journal Mtlody Maker re­ ported today that the American hit record "Toea Angel" ha* been kenned in Britain for being in bed taste. The newspaper eaM radio end television producers and disc jockeys have been "warned o ff. the record which waa released here three weeks ago. Dice jockey* polled by Melody Maker acid "Teen Angel" waa "in vory bad Usta." U deals with ■ high school girl's death la a rail­ road crash. Iall 8,0 00 Bin z huwiii 0 MM SUN IJIAl r o u MAY WIN ASK ABOUT SUPEK P L E N A M I N S ttH P 1 1 * I l ' - S t n l PORTA-FILE BARGAIN PRICES p s p tf! vompwti with s i t a A toZ indesfoidert, D.V- lick a d D tID o n f N v la s i UTILITY KIT waterproof beck. Reinforced handle. Zipper.Asst AJ I M . Popalar Brands M S T£* America v laigeit veiling vitjmin mineral prediit! SUM1I FUN AMINS I l l ' s . . 13. 9ft 144 s . . 7.91 W H I PUMAM1N6 J*. to r chlWrms 144'a . . . a .49 44's . , , 1.79 iu t ib n iM n m trti a . u n w M l 9 ua. • • • B.7S " U |« g t t I p a e le lf CIGARS 2nd* o f Batienelly advertised tip r s l Flavor and quality M l impaired! in y i ^ RELIEF FROM P A IN Wl * STA N B A C K F a rre ll's Fi|ktt aids at any stag*. Package Store TABUTS B a ft F in d , aa ftfu rd •re . . i l l IN :. / Bisma Rex Powder Ac*Mir i r * . . . 98* »• • •• F xl 4-mu O h trim V a p p r .iK w iw a m » f lh# M a t# r#,,*V# m i dmt a u a d a i | a<l« F aoucbinccokteM i ■ i A �—; r r r -T fy a r a • (Eh? XL1X i f er al f c WEATHER: F air and colder tonight and tomorrow. Low tonigh.t 80-35. United Presa Laaaad Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY. MARCH 4. 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA Navy Spent 'Huge' Sums On Faulty Planes, Government Auditors Charge . WASHINGTON (UPI) - A con­ gressional staff investigation was ordered today into charges by government auditors that the Navy spent Sfi07.S00.000 on faulty planet and radar equipment. Chairman Chet Hotifleld (DCalif.l taid he was directing House Military Operations sub* '0im m ittee aides to launch an im­ mediate study of the report filed with Congress by Comptroller General Joseph Campbell. "The sums of money involved are certainly huge and this war­ rants a very careful staff exam­ ination." Ilolifield told a reporter. Campbell filed the report on procurement of ITU jet fighters, T2V Jet training planes, and APSAAA radar sets to help PSM paHoi planes track down subma­ rines. The auditors charged that even NO. 648 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) prices at I p. m.: American T A T American Tobacco Bethlehem Steel CA 0 Chrysler ............ Curtiss • Wright D u P o n t............. .. after testing uncovered "known <were produced in volume quanti doesn't measure up tu initial hopes Eastman Kodak .. serious deficiencies" in the planes | ties costing over coo million dot is wasted. ford Motor ........ and equipment, the Navy contin-1 lsrs." "The knowledge gained Is util­ Genrral Elertrie ued te place volume orders for { The Navy replied that the re- ■ised to advantage in latter pro­ General Motors .. port spoke "the truth but not the I curement! and the equipment it­ Graham • Paige ... them. As a result, the report said, ! whole truth." For one thing, self may ha\e a useful life even Int. T A T ____ "aircraft incapable of performing it said, it couldn't go along if it does not completely fulfill loirillarri ................ the designated mission and unre­ with tha implication that every­ It* early expectations," the Navy Minute Maid ..... liable and inferior equipment thing spent on equipment that I aaid. Penney ................ Penn RR ........ Scars Roebuck Standard Oil ( \ J ) Studchaker U. S. Steel ........ Westinghouse El. . News Briefs Royalty At Races LONDON (Ul' ll — Princess Margaret took her fiance Anthony Ainistrong.Jones to the Newbury races today, with Queen Mother Elizabeth along as conipnnionchaperone. Rights Filibuster Sets New Record South Like Iceberg; Cold M isery Worsens Invitation TALLAHASSEE (UI’I) — Gov. Collins said Thuiday Democratic presidential hopefuls will be ask­ ed to come here for conferences so s ta ^ convention delegates can look them ever. A hard freeze turned a two-day accumulation of len and snow into a big skating rink over Dixie today aa a vicioua late aemvon atorm that has taken more than 80 Uvea and shackled thu nation’s biggest cities pounded New England with foot-deep snow and gale force winds. Another t«n inches of snow wera predicted for tha hardhM Northeast, and Ice • bound Southerners suffered from bitter weather that sparked an out­ break of fires from overheated buildings and homei throughout i Dixie. Thousands of homes in- the Southland were without any heat at all after ice laden trees snapped power lines and eut off automatic furnaces. Most schools and offices re ­ mained closed for the third con­ secutive day. Few school buses and almost no private cars in the Deep South states wrre equipped i with tire chains, snd only the lucky fewr could move on other LAWRENCE SWOFFORD than heavily-traveled streets and highway*. Damage to trees, power lines and homes was Impossible to esti­ mate, but civil defense officials said it would range in the mil­ lions. In North Georgia, heart of the poultry b r o i l e r industry, sheets of ire crumpled the flat Lawrence Swolford. incumbent roof* of the poultry houses, kill­ county commissioner from District ing thousands of the valuable 3. qualified today to seek re-elec­ birds. tion in the May primary. ______ _ The roof_ _________ of a school _____ auditorium Sw°(ford—whojias lived In Aha- \ collapsed under the weight of sev mottle Springs 26 >rara, owns'his rn Inches of snow at Durham, N. own business and home there and C. _ .Four .............. ........... men escaped from the is married and father of four child* wreckage of a tobacco warehouse ren—sought election four years ago which collapsed under Ice and cm a platform for progressive and snow at Henderson. N. C. orderly development of Seminole Fires, traffic accident* and County. At that time Ihe rounly other weather-connected mishaps "fared a crista that seemed to be killed at least eight persons in mounting dally," he said today. Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee and "W* had no plat law, no toning, South Carolina. no road building program, yet in A spectacular fire in a row of ever increasing demand from the wirehousei at Nashville, Tenn., public for services such aa roads, causrd at least (2 million dol­ strrets, drainage, toning, fire pro­ lar* In damagr. Two children tection and even a greater crisis were killed in a fire that de­ facad our schools," Swolford aaid. stroyed their home at Charleston. "1 feel that we have met the S. C.; one died in a house fire at challenge with Ihe program wa Gadsden, Ala.; a huge fire in the now have In effect in Seralnolq business district of Chickamauga, County. I am proud of the part I (la., left at least four families had in It. . . homeless. "If I am elrrted I will continue Northeast today prepared to work for a sound, progressive forThemore misery to fallow the program for Ihe orderly develop­ IT Inehai of snow and 50-mlle-anment of Seminole County." hour winds of Thursday. The only other candidkle to quit, temperatures Increased lify this morning waa John Kite- theIce-cold March misery across the na­ patrick seeking the District I tion. Tha mercury fall la one de­ County Commissioner post. gree above taro in Wichita, Kan., and Kansas city, Me , this morn­ ing te set March 4 rncorda in Board Member Seeks Re-Election WASHINGTON (U P l)-T h a Safee, struggling In hold Ms collec­ tive temper, oca rod tha 100-hour mark today in o civil rights fili­ Negroes Blocked buster marked by a neyr endur­ 8T. PETERSBURG (UPI) — A ance record tor around-tbe-doek system of turnstiles prevented a talking. Noon signaled the passing ot 00 siLlown demonstration by 16 consecutive hour* in session since Negro junior roltege students at senators began meeting day and tha all-white lunrh counter el a night In an affort by Democratic department atore here late Thurs­ and Republican leadart to track day. a southern talkathon against eivB mghts legislation. W arning Note Early-morning eruption of temp­ HAMBURG, Germany (UPI) — ers involving two supporters of the A Swedish rocket eapert, who A BIBLE PRESENTED to tha Sanford chapter of Demolay by nten of thu MU was soothed over and southrlaima ha knows Russia's inner­ Sanford Naval Air Statfon was accepted from Ed Wel>er, right, by Emmett •enters resumed I h a i r lengthy most rocket secrete, reported to­ McCall on behalf of the chapter. Other Demolay members shown arc, from' ^eeches. day tha Russians have dtvaloped left, Bedford Aiken, Jimmy Edge, McCall, Buddy Kirk and Johnny Phillips. The flare-up sauted wMh hand­ an atomic rocket twice aa power­ shakes. smiles ta d apparently no (Herald Photo) ful as anything known in the hurt feelings, feanate Demooratk West. Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Taxes said afterward ho preferred pean Case Hanging to wait at least until noxt weak i.., k _ A fo re trying te ohat att the fiU*1 - U # f & * * a t tea* » person. ta s te r with • rorety esed atetare killed by (ho onslaught of Ice, March l ( after falling te agree yeUtkm. • snow and cold aa it swept from Orange Paving sad Cocijrucllon loir bidder on extending. Long- Mi recommendation to Hie council on whether to indict Dr. George At ony paint in the early M encoast to coast. lag boars, attandanU had ta awak­ Co. submitted tha apparent low wood’s water lines. The company the first of next week. The paving H. Mickey, 50, l.ouisi*na State Pennsylvania counted at least en a spectator whose snores could bid on paving g.OOO feet of Long- submitted a bid of (3.530. com­ and water line extension will be University dean, for tha murder pared to (3,605 for O'Mara Inc. of financed by Ixmgwood'i recently of Dr. Margaret Rosamond McMil­ bo hoard all over the chamber. Tax Assessor Richard K. Mc­ six storm dead, Massachusetts wood atroct area Thursday night. Winter Park; and (4,165 for Utili­ sold (70,000 bond issue. lan, an attractive biology profes Canns, beginning Monday, will and Indiana had five each and Orange Paving's bast bid waa ty Contraclora Inc., of Winter Mayor I-orinann told the council sor. make a round of precineti to re­ Teaas, Ohio, and Colorado ooch (37.17I SO for putting down a dou­ Park. lie lias condemned a home on ceive I960 tax returns from Semi­ reported four dead. ble surface pavement on Grant The council decided to turn over Markham Kd. because of the un­ The usually conservative Chi­ nole County property owners. Tbe Ava. from WUdmara to Georgia bid* on both projects to O'Neal healthy conditions existing there. cago Wratbor Bureau summed up precinct, date and tima schedule Avo., Palmetto Ave. from Grant and Associates for tabulation of tha deadly siege of weather with follows: west to tha railroad and on Wilma these and alternate bids and re­ The plumbing Is a complete Ihe observation that "conditions failure, Ixirmann said. He lima LAKE MONROE-Monday 9:30Avo. B o a toolbar Ava. to Church commendation of the best bid. could beat be described aa miser­ given the family until Sat­ 10 a. m. St. able." A. E. O'Neal said ha would make urday to move out. Lormann i P A 0 L A-Monday 10:15 10:43 The coot estimate for the pro­ A foot of new mow caused an LOO ANGELES (UPI) — The said lie "couldn't see anything else a. m. murder trial of Dr. I . Bernard ject submitted te tha town coun­ to do," and that the county health LAKE MARY—Monday, 11-11:30 ll-mila traffic Jam In Pennsyl­ cil Toh. 4 h r A. E. O'Neal and vania. Hundred* of atallad cars Vlaeh and Carols Trego* goes la officer had said ha would "tag" A 47-year-old Sanford pointer i , m. Assoclatei, consulting ongineeri, clogged Boston streets. New York tha Jury today. the home within the next few LONGWOOD-M on d a y , 11:45 died of a heart attack today while City came to a standstill under Barring unforeseen delay, the waa slightly over (50,000. daya. The mayor said the county a. m.-12:13 p. m. Tha at her base bids wera from 14 inches of snow. aavan women and fire men should will give the family money to get sitting in a Sanford'Atlantic Bank ALTAMONTE SPR IN G S-M on­ Another 14 Inches covered south­ Bldg, office. •tart deliberating abort T p m . Dallas Asphalt Paving Co., $45,them back to Trnncstec where day, 1:15 2 p. m. whether tha surgeon and tha red- 308.54; C. A. Mayer Paving and they came from. FOREST CITY—Monday, t:U ern New England, Virginia report­ Ted Burnett, 2601 Grandview Conatruction Co., (45,902.10; Lloyd ed a foot and a half, It inchta Mead murdered Mrs. Barbara Jean Police reported today that they Longwood residents who are p. m. Construction Co., (49,711; and caught a Sanford Negro in the art overdur on paying their water Ave., had been talking to attorney 1:45 Finch last July lg. BEAR LAKE-Monday, 33:30 blanketed central Illinois and Bos­ Kenneth Spaulding for about three ton recorded eight inchei — Ha It "e# been a trial sf malodra- Hubbard Construction Co., (54,- of brraking into SouUiward Fruit bills will have their water lurnrd I minutes when ha collapsed, p. m. malice. It reached the peak 9(2JO. Co. Thursday night. GENEVA—T u e s d a y , 10-10:46 heaviest of the winter, off Monday. Town Water Supcrin Spaulding said. Sane Ce. Ine. waa the apparent A blast of ice-cold air chilled Thursday with tha stale's accusa­ Police reported they caught Alga trndrnt John Farina and Town Coroner Hugh Duncan said tion that finch was a "monstrous Scott after receiving a call from Clerk Mr*. Onnir Itockrlt said drath waa due to a heart attack. 'cHULUOTA - Tuesday, 11:15- Ihe Midwest. Gal* warnings went up from liar," a ham who Invented a "sec­ fruit company foreman J. T. Abney several persona in 1-ongwood are 11:45 a. m. Kastport, Me., te the Virginia ond rate soap opera" acrouol of 0 VIEDO—Tuesday, l-g p. m. that someone was breaking into delinquent in paying their water hie wife’s death; Carols a surgi­ a drink machine in the company billa. Mayor Lormann said hr SLAV1A - Tuesday, 2:15-2:45 Capes. Tide* up te four fact above normal battered Ui* Atlantic Sea­ cal assistant who stood ready to building. found one person wiio hudn't paid pass the Instruments at death to Florida members of the Kadets C o m p a n y Executive William a water bill in two years. ** GARHIEU.A Goldanrod — Tues­ board. School* in the Ohio and Missis­ of America will hold a dress com­ Southward said that someone had her iovrr. day, 3 3:30 p. m. Acting council chairman II. C. d ) Prosecutor Trad ft. WhJehello petition at Fort Motion Park Satur­ gotten into the office safr. disturb­ Carlson suggested the council not FERN PARK-Tuesday, 3:45-4:11 sippi valleys closed down by the dotens. expected te and his summation day a t 1 p. m. ed papers there, and strejvn mater­ take any further action on getting p. m. New York's city's worst snow by noon. Judge Walter Evans than A Bade! Queen of Florida wiH ial from the safe all over the of­ water bills paid until thr effect The Sanford Humane Society it •term in It years stranded thou­ fice. erill instruct the Jury and the trial also he crowned at that time. of the turn-off is ascertained. trying to find two dogs. One uf sand! of commuter* and led the that started Dar. ■ will roach Its them is lost and the other la not. Rad Cross te act up shelter sta­ climax. Thr society is trying to help Mra. tions In Brooklyn. R. J. Bloom find a watchdog. She Eight inch** of snow stranded S. Gary Bennett Jr., who will congressmen Hi their Washington is expecting a child and baa been frightened at night by prowlers oppose llernard Parish for the homes. ; several times rerenlly in the State Senate seat from thr 37th Chamber of Commerce mem­ The snow hamstrung Detroit, l trailer court where she Jive*. District, comprised of Seminole Baltomore, Pittsburgh, Boston and ber* will bear a report an activi­ Her husband works at night and and Brevard counties, visited in Philadelphia with traffic-snarling ties for tha past year at their drifts. she would like a grown dog which Sanford this morning. TALLAHAMEE (UPI) - An annual C of C banquet Wednesday. Bennett is a native Floridian Alrporta abut down from Ntw could be kept close by the trallei*. Dr, J . Ollle Edmunds, president Orange County school teacher to­ Mrs. Milton Lady of Casselberry and has been Mayor of Cocoa York to West Virginia. day lost his fight to stop the of Stetson University, will be Ihe iias lost a loy Manchester dog for 10 years. school board from firing him be­ gucat speaker at the banquet three years old and ia offering a "W VfP *4 cause he refused to tako ■ re ­ | reward for its return. It weighs which atari* at 6:30 p, m. in the quired loyally oath. only about four pounds, la bla> David Wa'san Cramp bad chal­ Mayfair Inn. *taPrt tP' and ten and has an Injured him! lenged the Florida Statute which Outgoing President Mack Cteveleg. The Easter Seal Drive in Semi­ requires all public officials and land Jr. will give the report of Anyone with Information about The DeBary World War I Veter­ employes, including school teach­ Hie lost dog or about one which ans' Auxiliary will meet In thr nole County will start March 19 Chamber activities In 1959 and B. e s . to teka tha noncommunist ran be of help as a watchdog Community Center next Friday at with a gala Easter Lily Bill in L. Perkins, the incoming pres! V th . ii asked to rail Mrs. Harriett Cow­ 1:30 p. m., with Mrs. Nicholas the Mayfair ballroom. All proceeds from the dance will He lost his case in Orange Cir­ dent, will be m atter ot cere won ley. prciident of Ihe Humane So­ Kahoe presiding. be used in activities of the Crip­ cuit Court, and took his ptea ^ lea. ciety at FA 2 32(9. Tha group alto announced it will pled Children's Society. The Semi­ the Supreme Court, charging there Mutic will be furnished by Glen hold a bak* sale , April 16 at nole County branch is sponsoring was "reasonably probability" the Ihe ball. the DeBary Plasa. statute was unconstitutional and Nelson a t the organ, with vocal Circuit Judge W. A. Pattishall •elections by Mra. Tina Harriaoa. was in error by not granting an injunction. The Pinecrest Fun Festival will The high court upheld tbo lower run the gamut from hot dog* 10 court, but did not rule la tha con­ a hay rid* between 6:30 and g:30 stitutionality question. It aaid Two ambitious high school science student* probably p. m. today. ■ ly that Cramp "has failed com­ will be more careful when they carry out a scientific City workmen are lowering wa­ pletely to Jem onitrate a d e a r The Fun Festival will ba on the experiment In the near future. abuse of discretion" by tbe lower ter linea and laying curbs on I'inecraat School ground* and will The two boys were cooking fish eggs in a wooded Sanford Ave. between Uth and feature train end hey rldaa, a court Judge. area across from the Movieland Drive-In on Hwy, 17-92 _____ . ■■ ■ puppy sale, rake walk, plant booth, 25th streets, Sanford Public Works when grans ignited, starting fire th a t destroyed four hot dogs, hamburger*, pie, cake Director Syd Richard said today. acres of foreat land. Council M m S cookies, and tattoo, milk, cold Didng tote along with sower Forest rangers rescued the boys and gave each a drink* and Walt Disney cartoon*. H u North Orlando city council catch baaias and manholes Is the Proceeds will Jo to the school •111 meet «t I p. m. Tuesday la biggest pari of the Sanford Ave. “stern1' warning, according to Ranger Bob Gray. ML L OULMIIMMUMW tr u . Tha eggs war* ovardoaa. • 0penih J;®3fl Bids '69T « R obins...* Pick-Up To Start Finch Case Goes To Jury Today Painter Dies In Bank Building Break-In Attempt Foiled By Police Kadat Competition Slated Saturday Oranga Ttacher Loses Fight On Loyalty Oath J it Society Seeks Two Dogs — One Lost Other Is Not Senate Candidate Visits In Sanford Coff C To Hear Annual Progress Report DeBary Veterans* Easter Seal Drive Auxiliary To Meet To Start March 19 City Laying Curbs On Sanford Ave. Fun Festival Scheduled Today Woods No Lab Cold W ave In Seminole Weathermen predicted frost and freezing temperatures for parts ot Seminote County tonight with a low of 30 degrees forecast. Itie cold wave rolled into the county Thursday nlr'ht, dropping temperatures as low as 32 de­ grees. County Agent Cecil Tucker said today that if the cold wave should continue it could do taplous harm to the county's tendi* citrus crop. Tucker said that last nlghf. cold didn't do too much damage but if the weather forecast It ac­ curate "we could be in for soma trouble." Frost was predicted tonight but should be light because of Ihe dry winds, the weather bureau said. Saturday night should be only slightly warmer and frost should form, w ralhrrm rn predicted. 3 Hospitalized After Tornado GROVELAND (UPI) — Thren persons wrre left hospitalized to­ day in the aftermath of a small tornado that twisted through parts of Orange and Lake counties. Sevan persons wero treated 9t two hospital* for injuries received in Thursday's storm, but only three of them were admitted. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Peddy ot Graveland wera hospitalized a t Clermont after (hair bouse trailer waa toppled by Uto high winds, Mra. Peddy, 45, Buffered broken back, and Peddy, M, sustained an injured ankle. A Negro woman, Mrs. Man Wright, (1, waa hoapttalteod at Or* iando She is prvgnaat and outferod Injuries when she tell ai tha ■ •A* I Hal soetioa aear Apopka, Tha twister first struck a i < land, bounced over to a point Hear Monleverde and than dipped town south of Apopka. The Highway Patrol reported sU homes destroyed la the Negro resi­ dential district and tiro n o n des­ troyed north of Uroveland. Other structures were damaged or des­ troyed m the twister bounced through the tenter af the aitrus bait. Clark 'Involved' In Payola Probe WASHINGTON (UP!) — payola investigator* reported to­ day that Dick Clark, teen-age idol and ABC television network disc Jockey, formerly bad aa interest in IT record and musie publishing firms. Rep. John B. BcaneU (B-Mteh). ranking OOP m tm ber of the sub­ committee, said evidence showed Clark was “quite obviously in­ volved in payola" and he should be summoned te testify as soon a* possible. Clark’s nama cropped up at tha public hearing aftar tha chairman of the Federal Trade Commission (old thr subcommittee that record companies bad made payments ta ,25 disc jockeys and other broad­ casting personnel la more than 59 cities. Earl W. Kinlnrr alro said at least seven stations received pay­ ments. He reported the FTC hat turned over this data to tho Fede­ ral Communication* Commission and the Internal Revenue Service. Chairman Oren Harris (D-Ark; ) taid that hearings un Clark’s op­ erations are "contemplated." But hr taid alaff investigator! have not finished laying the ground­ work yet. Ktntner waa asked if Clark was under FTC investigation. He con­ firmed that some of CUrk’a ac­ tivities were under scrutiny and added, "We fully Intend to explore all those acliviies." 4-H Girls Set Meeting Saturday County 4-H Club girls will have a special mrsling at Hie Home Demonstration Council Center at 401 E. 25th St. Saturday. Ilomsmaking demonstrations will be given In preparation for Na­ tional 4-H Club Week March (-11. Firemen Meet The DeBary V i i t n n b Asa*sta­ tion Auxiliary will hold its regular m rttin g . a t the fir* house next Thursday a t l p a k t : 6 J v Vi t f c f e - , , -wi-;.* .t . - f , ''. >• (\i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 03, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 03, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 03, 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/83cd28b2ac3899b971a47199949ec1fb.pdf c029dbdc957537b97d52e1c04628ccfe PDF Text Text i ■ - - M arch 1, 1M 0 ROTARY’S 66TH ANNIVERSARY was celebrated a t a Civic Center luncheon Monday. Eighteen p ast prcaldenta of Uia Sahford R otary Club attended tho birthday meeting. Incumbent Sanford R otary President Sonny Powell welcomes Mort McDonald of DeLand, a past Rotary district governor, as W alter Haynea and F. E. Roumillat look on. Haynes ant Roumillat are charter member! of the Sanford Rotary Club founded in 1921, From tho loft a r t H tynas, Powell, McDonald and Roumillat. (Harald Photo) > *■. V . " 1 ..... ' I ' ‘ 1. * ■*- * t;V '’ * ' 'inecrest Introduces Teachers Finch's Back On Stand Sanford Rofarians Get Plaudits At 55th Anniversary Luncheon Former FBI Agent Who Helped Nab John Dillinger Takes Own Life Sanford ltot« 'an* deed* prove the worth of their club, George Touhy aald on the 33th aniveraary of Rotary International, Monday. Support of boy acoula, help for a children'! home In Jackionville, rapport for the Seminole County Blood Bank, annually lending a boy to Florida Boya' Slate and annual contribution! to the Or­ lando Forreit Park aehool for handicapped children provea Sanford'a Rotarian* really get the Job done, Touhy aald. Touhy. Sanford Church of the Nacarene Paetor Robert Spear and former District Governor Mort Mc­ Donald told Sanford Rotarlana, in­ cluding II pait preiidcnta of tba Sanford club, of Rotary’s achieve­ ment!. Touhy itr e iie d Rotary's motto of service above self.’ A birthday e ke topped off the observance of Rotary Intcrnallonai'a 33th anoivtraary. The Sanford Club waa chartered in 1031. "Rotary haa done a lot towards breaking do*., prejudice,” MeDonald said. The DeLand Rotarian lid at ene time tt was hard nough to get aome men in DeLand .o talk to aaeh other, much leas eat tojathir . In Ra vocational serv­ ice program. Rotary trine to pro­ mote better noderstanding between •ompeUtocn and between employer end employs, McDonald Mid. Rotary International, which la political, and -sectarian, FLORENCE, S.C. (UP1) -Jo h n Dlllinger, the notorioua bank rob­ ber who eluded numerous trap* te l by law enforcement agencies In the early IKW'a never had a chance to come fact-lo-face with the man responsible for bia one-way ticket to the morgue. If Dlllinger had, he probably would have been abocked. The FBI agent credited with aetting tbc trap that resulted in DUling er'i death wa* 3-foot 7-lnch, in pound attorney by the name of Melvin Purvis. Purvli, who had become agentin-charge at Chicago In 1*3*, disclaimed credit for ending the Infamous carter of America’s public enemy No, 1 near a Chica­ go movie bouse on the night of July Z2. 1134. Dlllinger was shot to death as he tried to esespe from FBI agents. But the wiry, unsmiling stiorney became a national hero over­ night. Most youngster* who grew up during the lawless years recall Joining the "Melvin Purvis Junior G-Men" and tending In cereal boxtopa for badge and member­ ship cards. Purvis, who was once described by a fellow G-man “ as fearless a t any man with good sense had a right to be," finally ran Into an adversary that was apparently too lough for him to handle. The SC-year-old former FBI boro took bit .41 caliber cob auto­ matic pistol and killed himself Monday in the upstairs hallway of hit home. Hit body waa found by hi* wife, Rosanne, who beard the shot from the yard. tioui for the welfare of others. He itreiied that Rotary hat members among all nationalities in our coun­ try and that Protcatanti, Catho­ lic* and Jews are Included in lie rank*. "Our adventures In service can contribute much to Rotary Interna­ tiona]," Rev. Spear aald. Breather Urged NEW YORK (UPII - It's a mistake to aspect i girdle to be a bulwark against the figure’s creeping Inflation, warns the besd of a firm that makes the garments. Walter Stein doesn't edvotale an end to girdle-wearing, however, 11a suggests one day a week sana girdles—but only if that day Is spent in keeping the figure in good shape on Ha own. "Taking a weekly breather," be said, "gives a woman a chance to reflect realistically upon her nat­ ural aaaet* and liabilities. A selfimprovement day like this can fo a long way toward helping shape the American woman’a figure. "A girdle will never replace a mnMbta dial, good posture and a consistent program of exercise in the figure control department," CPL. PH ILIP A. BYRD, non of Mr. and Mm. H arry Byrd Sr. of Sanford, now atationed a t ia Kabul, A fghanistan with the Ma­ rina Gorpa. Byrd, recently completed hid basic train­ WrinklM to many garments, ing a t Camp Lejeune, Horn are two more members of I of the P TA program of urging especially those made of wool, W Fineereat Elementary school’s closar association betwaen parN. C. and served an a rifle may bo ataamod out by hanging te«My, being totoadaced as part | eats and teachers at the school. Rotarlana a r t aalflsh o r not do- the garments to the bathroom eoach a t Parrin Inland. LOS ANGELES (UP!) - The de­ ponds on how much they are aab i- while taking bath or shower. fense for Dr, ft, Bernard Pinch ripe agaia today Into the testi­ mony of Swedish maid Marla Anne Lidholm about the struggle pre­ ceding the death of the doctor’s wife. Mil* Lidholm, 10, tod "pretty eo they grow them ia Swcndea," la the most dangerous witness the 41ysar-old surgeon had In bia trial with Carols Tregoff. II , for the alleged murder of Barbara Finch. Grant Cooper, Finch’s lawyer, pinpointed U discrepancies ia her story Monday and was set today to emphasise what he think* may be a key to the eaee. * That coniitti of the two vary­ ing etorlta of whether Finch had a gun In hi* hand when ha ran out J u o t liko w alking from one room to a n o th e r . . . a b ra n d new of the Finch garage after hi* wife the night of July If. She wa* M sck le-b u ilt houM a n d lo t in y o u r choio* o f five .found shot In lb# back. The de­ fense aay* the fetal Injury came G eneral D evelopm ent C o rp o ratio n com m unities . . . after a struggle for a gun first FREEMAN B A G G E T T MBS. RUTH LONG holds held by Mrs. Finchcom pletely furnished, re a d y to m ove in, plus a Cooper eald Monday h* thought ’ hag the distinction of being the keyi to knowledge s i Ml** Lidholm w*a doing h*r beet th d only m an on tho Pineg u a ra n tee d jo b for one y e a r a t $100 a week. Flnecreal E l e m e n t a r y to tell Ilia truth. But *h* wa* more i m t Elem entary School sympathetic toward Mr*. Finch, School’s librarian, Educat­ r faculty. A nativs of Crons ed a t New York State he said, and open to the "power City . t a d a graduate of of suggestion." Teacher'a College and a t £D tR jt County High School, Cooper said the Ju ry was duty .•B a g g e tt liata tinging, Bur­ the University of Alabama, bound to accept reasonable explan­ dening and woodworking Mrs. Long ia trained ns a ation* of actions by Finch that ‘'am o n g h it hobbieit. Ha haa librarian u t all levcla and might have been innocent. He said also bad to find the surgeon • bachelor of acianco and a as an elem entary school they guilty beyond reasonable doubt. A NEW HOME ,t n a t t e r of science degreo teacher. H er hobbies ere "Reasonable doubt U Ilk* love," A beautiful new two-bedroom, one■’from Florida S tate Univer­ painting, r e a d i n g and he said. "You can't define it hut bath home, the Floridian, valued a t sity. B aggett haa traveled stam p collecting. She and you know when you've got It." $10,980, Including lot, win be eapedaily built for you in your choice of through moat of the United h e r husband, Fremont, five General D evelopm ent com ­ S tates and Mexico. Ha and have two daughters, nine munities, Port Charlotte, Port 8l. D U . L . .. . A__ and ten yearn old. Mre. Lucie, Port Malabar, Vera Beach Highlands, or Seboatlan Highlands. Long hopes some day to The former G-man personally was credited with the capture of Vern Sankey, wanted in a Denver kldnsplng in St. Paul. Sankry stopped in Chicago and Punt* nabbed him while the outlaw sat in a barber'* chair. Sankey later committed suicide while in Jail. Later itiU, Purvis tracked down "Pretty Boy" Floyd, bank robber and killer, near Weill, Ohio. Like Dlllinger, Floyd tried to shoot and run when be waa cornered to a farm lot. and was shot to dealh by agent* and police officers who closed in with Purvis. ---------------------- DeBary Firemen Thank Supporters WALK INTO A WHOLE NEW LIFE tak e .a trip to Europe. PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UP1) After a campaign rally one eve­ ning, 03-year-old Ben. Theodore F. Green (D-R.I.) got Into a cab with a friend. A* they reached their destination, tba senator paid the driver, "Well, th e n 's one vote I lan count on," remarked (keen i the cab puUed away. M IW YORK (UP1)—The guys "The honeymoon I* over," an a t­ Askod why, ho explained: " t Ida1* get back to their dolls to- torney was hoard to murmur. didn't Ha him and I told him ay, The gamblers' merry-goUurtagh said he Just happened to vole Republican." to be sitting in gamblara court because another justice wbi Ul, It# was asked tf he would Insti­ tute a herder policy on gamblers than before. "Res ipsa loquitur (Uw thing speaks for itself," be replied with a smile and left the butting court­ room, BM tlm Saw presiding Justice of m e m it ef special sessions, John [. Uurtagh, reversed the odds londay. Ha arntenrad six gamiera to Jailto m s, more than retekly had been Jailed ia gamtea court to the peat year. "That man an the bench to ate," ene merry-go-’round rider na heard to whisper to hi* et- Advice Unappreciated HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) Jam as I* O’Brien waa acquitted a fte r M a i arresled by a police•ma* U whom be gave advice. Tim aH kar had atovpad to naanarl a M B s - J a m aad O’Brtoa'a advice NEW FUNNITUM The hem# wilt be oomptotely fur­ nished end decorated to your taote with furniture valued a t *3,000 NEW JOB Frigidair* Mobil# Diihwashera Require# no plumbing or costly installa­ tion. Fully automatic, Pre-wash flushes, scrub waahee. pra-rinm flushes, doubts beautiful, tcrubbable walls quickly with IT'S EASYI NOTHING TO BUYI ENTER NOWI Corporation mank y, get an ORtoial Entry I complete the phrase, " I would like to live to e Marklr-bullt home in Florida be­ cause . . . " to 3! words or * < * » * -•* ■ ■ a > . ■ Visit say of the General Development Branch oflicee or Florida Communitiaa and get complete information that will ami floor plans or Markle-built homes. Find out about their quality construction and many attractive features. GET YOUR OFFICIAL ENTRY BUNK UNO CONTEST RULES Good Hooding lor tho Wholo Family R t th « M B r a n c h O ffic e s a n d H o m e C o m m u n itie e 7 O V T S T R N M M FLORIDA COMMUNITIES PORT CHARLOTTE t . J t t r . 'K S ! VA PEX FLAY WALL M R IB M t Bcsuikul decorator thadm aad lials Ihst dry to a nlaaaiagly Bat fleish. Moat assy to u > T 3 3 . aa S £ S h r S T S S S S ! a fS S K S B * 8&YS2 B*!f ItM L-.— -a a s u K K sftsrassns'*" rnJSSSSSSS FACTORY PAINT O U TU R ^ ■ S K S y S J M S S ’ ’* « i the *Mt Cw?EhN*»*rert L w M< e iw , .PORT MALABAR VERO BEACH leo tC eeet.B H as m aucni (wanun ana ssmaai im itenm caeseatrisa A l. Tho Totem Pete f* MIT A Frees* Ave. PA MAM * i p s a r n ............................................ ■ f! I IJ I o t t ’ 0 The DeBary Volunteer Fir* De­ partment today thanked those whe were instrumental in m iking their eighth annual dance n successful event. They extend special appreciation to tha buslneaa housaa which do­ nated door prise*. Sanford bust- 0 nesses Included tho Winn-Dixie Stores, Dick Map**, Sanford Lin­ oleum and Tile, Berry's Ware­ house, M atter of Sanford, and Food Fair. In DeBery the following mer­ chant* donated door priaeei Rodman's Barber Step, KMrm's a Station, Bfondl's- Shell Station, Murr'a Standard Oil, Colonial oil Co., Jackson's Pure Button, ttrtops Superette, La Roy Hardware, PsL ▲ tenon's Gift Shop, DeBary Phar- W tnacy, Ltdarhaus' DeBary Radio, Stanley Stroud Ktectrie, *wd West­ ern Auto. ENTERGENERAL DEVELOPMENT'S GREAT NEW CONTEST nsissav m, limit seen if, uu Wily Senator Assured O f Vote 0 �ivounced today that aht will be a candidate for tax assessor, the £ p o st the formerly held. Mrs. Walker Issued this state­ ment: " I wish fa announce my soodldacy for re-election lo tha office of assessor of taxes for Seminole bounty subject to (he May I Dem­ ocratic primary. "1 had been employed fa the ^assessor's office tine* 1933 and I served a t assessor from Jan. 9, 193T, lo Sept. 38, 1993*. at wbieh time I was removed from office an a charge of incompetency and neglect of duty, although the facts ware thK I had 24 yeses of eoe- terviea In this office. "The office of tax assessor fa a constitutional elective office with ill own responsibilities and ob­ ligations fa the people. There fa ao substitute for experience. "Daring my term of office I waa making progress fa revaluing property on a sound, stabilised basis. If I am re-elected to the offlee, you sen be a seared that I wiU make every effort fa adjust any unfair assessments which adw tl exist and give you the same a prompt, efficient and courteous service whfah I have rendered in the pest. "1 will gratefully appreciate. | >w your efforts in reluming me to MARY EAKI.E WALKER Use tax itaeMor'a office." 11 Qualify For County Races KD ZIMMERMAN Zimmerman Enters Commission Race ® Bdward L. Ztmmermaa af Labe Mary qualified Tuesday fa ran far aounly eommiteiooer District g. Zimmerman, M, has hi active member of the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept., the geminofa County Firemen's Asm. and tha Lah* Mary CommunKy Presbyterian Church, l i t has _ Jived fa U k a Mary U yaaw. • „ J le owns an orange grave and has pmporty ranted Afar Nuofaeoa fa Seminole County. Zimmerman fa married and fa lha father af , Elaine OBIfab. Mar­ aud Babort L. Mmnthlcum Height*, Md. of lha candidates far m Faya t.) t Personal Property Returns Required h x Assessor Richard MoCaaaa today emphasised Ufa seed far all residents to ftta personal praparty tax returex by March 31. MeCanna said returns must Ito filed with the asaeseor's office on ah "tangible" personal property % used for bustoeae purpose*. Re­ turns should be classified aa busi­ ness Inventory- fixtures, equipment and machinery. Furnishings of rental property net alio bn Wed by lansfinrds ee owners of such property. MeCanna stressed that the Ming *f all tangible personal property tax returns is mandatory. Household goods, clothing aad personal effect* are considered A A special kind of personal property under Florida statutes, MeCanna pointed nut. The tax assessor explained their value it "very difficult" to ascer­ tain by comparison, and has been found to be more equitably asses­ sed when scheduled fa proportion to the value of the dwelling fa which they are contained. q Anniversary 1 m4Birth Years O ff For 2 W E A T H E R : R cattered show ero to n ig h t nml T h u rs d a y . H ig h to d ay , T5-R0. Low to n ig h t, 60-66. VOL. XLIX United Press Leased Wira~K»tab1tohed 1908 14 Die, 6 0 Hurt In Train Crash BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (U P D A crack Santa Fc passenger train carrying 83 persona buckled like a tin toy Tuesday night when II siammsd Into a loaded fuel oil tankcr-tnick. Burning oil ap^ad over the train, contributing to (he heavy loss of life. At least 60 persons were injured, 40 of them seriously enough to be hospitalised. Fourteen bodies have been re­ NEW YORK (UPI) — Slock State Reps. Mack Cleveland prices at 1 p m : Jr. and Gordon Frederick and three incumbent judgrs from thr 2U* American Alrljnes Seminole County Judicial circuit 89>. American TAT arc unopposed for re-riretion. o$>« American Tobacco Qualifying for thr state posts end­ 48‘* Bethlehem Steel .. ed at noon Tuesday. 30', Caterpillar ........ Cleveland has served four terms In the legislature and Frederick C A O .................. two. Chrysler .......... The unopposed circuit judges Curl Is* • Wright .. ara Voile Williams Jr., Vassar 1 DuPont Carlton and William Abridge. Kastman Kodak . Tha legal lid on campaigning for oounly office came off at Ford Motor noon Tuesday as seven candi­ General Electric dates qualified for some of Ihe Graham • False 38 afficcs that will be on the General Motors ballot this year. Candidates now Ini. TAT can begin circulating literature, making speeches and spending Lorlllard money to fatter their campaigns Minute Maid . Four candidates qualified as of Penney noon today including incumbent Penn RR Sheriff J. L. Hobby. The first in line In qualify Tues­ Royal American Sear* Roebuck day was Jam as Avery seeking the District I commissioner post. Standard Oil (NJ) Studrbslicr Others who qualified Tuesday were Ed Zimmerman for Ihe tame U. S. Rubber port; T. V. Brown, running for Wesiinghouie El. tha Platelet 1 commissioner poet; W. D, Bridge, for constable in Homer Little, present county the Sixth District, Arthur Beck­ with Jr. tor Circuit Court Clerk, commissioner from District 5 an* Incumbent District 3 Commission­ aouaced today that he will be a er Homer Uttle end Ted Williams, the first candidate to qualify for u n d id at* for re-election in the May primary. (be vacaled District I post. Qualifying tbit morning were *‘U has boea a great privllrge MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay (UPI) Mra. Camilla Bruce, incumbent and an enlightening experience to for supervisor of regislrailon; in­ baye served as a member of the —Presidenl Eisenhower flew into cumbent George Kelsey for the Board of County Commissioners Montevideo and probably the roost District S Constable post and J. D. far the past thraa and one-halt relaxed atmosphere of his entire Cordell tec tee Distriet S com- years, and I am very proud of the South Areerlcsn trip today. Hit |pllHtawq|,'png4.-ci. »** aUw'-s> . . . -w -email- pert fret* ) byes had in arrival* w as.m arked Jiy Jcfapdllbetplng tha eotin.y fa progress ig wean spu an »b/ec«w of tammy; where B now ranks fifth in tha gun-rsfrytng troops ** he bat seen elsewhere. stela growth," U ttle said. The President’s plane landed at *1 am also proud of the sound economy of the county governmen­ Montevideo at M:I3 a. m. after a tal operation, as this >ear Semi­ three hour and U minute, IIS* nole County Is operating on tlie m ilt flight across tha Andes from lowest millege fa the state, and Santiago. Chtfa, where he did tame 1. D. Oaed e i, former geminoto I feel sure that acat year we can plain talking and won tha warm aflaction of the people. County sheriff aad ear time mayor .operate on even lower mUlage. Elsenhower was smiling and "I am inter*siad fa the progress «i l a niard , today anaounead ha bouncy of step aa be went through wfa fea a aandUfafa far fan County of Semfaola County and its people the airport Arrival ceremonies and feel sure that K we all work Cammlsaton District g rent. and prill together we can have the here on the last leg of his "Oper­ Owner of the Willy* Jeep agency finest-rounty fa the state". ation Amigo" that bsfMnhen him and w ad car fat fa Saa/ord, be Uft|a has been A resident of fa four South A m errarfw u n triei has lived fa Sanford S4 years, and Semteoi* County fed fa years and fa little more th a a J f week. -Jfa 'v a s greeted by officials head­ with his wife and fast saw , midden ha# nwnod and open ted hit own, ed by* Uruguayan Pralldent Benito business for fa y ean . * *4 MM Elm Avn. Hif wife ia a Uft|ong resident Nardboe, ana al; air Italian Immi­ Cordell said fa announcing hit of Sanfordp«nd they have one son, grant who beegte*' leader -ml one of the most respected democracies * •» * candidacy that ho fell that the Bobby, a | ‘I Latin Aiqrrlcan only Tuesday. many Joint meetings the City Com­ Uttle la/* ber of C f 4 i « , . mission had with the County Com­ note Jayceea, Elks Lodge SlHI S*C I mission during his three years on First Baptist Church. the eity board and his tenure aa sheriff made him familiar with Two men received alight Injur­ coun t / problems. ies when fatlr ear ran Into a Corded added that he fait hi* parked auto at MOO MellonvilJe background of city end county Ave. Tuesday. Six official drivers have been Jam es V. UeMalo, 19. of the government service baa given him aa understanding "of lb* problems named for Longwood'i fire trucks. Sanford Naval Air Station, re­ James Rcitar. John Farina, ceived a bruited not* and knee we are faring fa a fast growing community," and qualifies him to Claude Layo, Dick Zartmacro, Ty­ and Heryer Hugo DeWit, 34, suf­ res Ificka and Kan Inman are the fered a nosebleed from the col­ sunk the county board post. only persona authorised to drive the lision. town’s two trucks without getting DeWit, wbo was driving tha ipcrial permission from the fire c jr. bit a parked auto owned by marshal or town fire chief. Legal Lillian Higgins Wight of 214 S. penalties will be enforced against Summerlin Av#., according fa anyone violating the declaration. Sanford police. County residents have until April 2 to register to vote in Hie May Democratic primaries scheduled and the general alection in Novem­ ber. Supervisor of Rcgistratloo Camil­ la Bruee said the registration of­ fice In the Chamber of Commerce Bldg, will be open from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. Monday through Friday and from 9 a. m. until noon Satur­ day!, Karting Friday through April Lillie Announces For Re-Election Ike Gets Relaxed Uruguay Welcome District 2 Post Six Fire Truck brivers Appointed Vote Registration Deadline April 2 reported D r j y C r C H o ^ e d A fte r Auto Wreck Jack Cecil Pap* of Orlando was charge with failure fa have his car under control after the auto n a in(0 * **,ch aBd sandbank between Oviedo and Wagner, Ihe sheriff’s office reported, The car missed a sharp turn in Ufa road. Deputy Robert A. Norwood said, lim n v ara aa injuries. Damage fa the c a r waa placed at moved from the gnarled aleei that once was a gleaming streamliner. Depuly Coroner John Ross laid hr believed that number would stand as Ihe total death toll but could not be positive unlit every shred of wreckage Had been checked. Railroad crews began replacing seriions of the twisted rail* to clear tha line for traffic. Flame* from lha fiercely burn­ ing fuel oil shot 100 feet Into Ihe sky and crackled for more than two hour* before they could be subdued. Many of the dead were trapped by Ihe mangled wreckage and claimed by (lames. The San Francisco lo-Chicago "San Francisco C h ief hid It passenger car* and was traveling between M and M miles an hour at Impart, according to lounge 1 p. m. Stocks A boy and girl born at Seminole Memorial Hospital Tuesday won't have a birth data anniversary until they are four calendar years old. That’* Ihe way it goea whan you're born Feb. 29. A son was born lo Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C, Massey Jr. of Sanford while Mr. Voting registrars are taking the god Mrs. Willie Davenport of San-' rolls around the county and will be M ford became the parents af g1 at Ihe Florida. Power lounge at w daughter. - ’Bear Lake today and' Thursday (ram 2 p. m. to • p. m. Mrs Bruce reported 2M names were added lo the rolls fa Altamonte fpringi Monday and Tuesday. d deg i*V ghl fag* _ net BO all-mafa rh radio a of a l a paatfa (Raritor WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1960 S U W IN a TUB g A U U T Ufa Florida S tate Bunk propertjr la Sanford ora, from left. Fred William*, I)r. Orvilla L- Barks, Urn* Barkis T. E. Tucker, bank president; Mra. car attendant Edgar' Pollard of Chicago. Nine of the cars were derailed or overturned, several of the front oars rote piggy-back style slop each other. Rescuers using acetylene torches and cranes had lo work through­ out Ihe pre • dawn hour* under the garish light of flood lamps lo cut loose bodies from Ihe man­ gled and charred wreckage. Thera were Tl passengers and 11 crewmen aboard, with crew* men In Ihe engine and passenger* in th* front car* numbering moat of Ihe dead and seriously injured. Screaming passengers tried fa claw their way through th* wreck­ age to escape Ihe deadly flamre. Once (he fire was put out. ersnag wrnt Into operation, gently lifting the twisted ears for removal m the bodies. South Loses 3 Rights Votes WASHINGTON (UPI) — Outnumbered southern foeo of civil rights IcifiHlnlinn lost three lopsided votes today aa the Senate plodded into its third day o f arnund-thc-clnek debate. However, the southern snnntors continued to hold the floor throughout the nmrnthon struggle nnd showed no signh '' of abandoning Ihclr efforts to *3ther defeat Ihe measure or pnsilbly water It down dratHrally. At 10 a. m. the fight lm | M | | going on continuously for 44 hodfa Romulo To Lecture except for a 13-minute races*. )> TALLIIAHSEK (UPI) - Gen. The three roll rail vote* pftfjjt Carlos P. Romulo. Philippine amlissssdor to the United States, will before sunrise thia morning., je. Two aouthern movra to reeqiB lecture at Florida Slate University Marrh t. Romulo will speak on the Senate wore overwhelming!? thr Communism's new strategy in defratrd. The Senate then by q Asia. 04 to g margin killed a southern propoial which would have spcclfiIke Keynoter? CHICAGO (UPI) — Presidenl cally sanctioned statement* I M P Elsenhower may keynote the Re* rating u»e' of “all legal mMMf* publican national convention July to oppose integration. 23. officials said today. Jaran L. A few hours later, Sen. gamflL Jones, arrangement* committee vice chairman, said the president Ervin. Jr., (D-N. C.) o f f r w d jf i will probably fly here for the open­ amendment which would w M B |' ing session that morning and re­ down the proposed federal p n a t S turn to Washington in the after­ ment for anyone obstructing ■ stH I integration orders. Ervin's i m S noon. ment would.cut the maximum ally from twu year* tn prison and Ordinance Rejected TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The a lio.ooo fine to one year imprlsasw Supremo Court today refused to ment and • 11,000 fine. At 1:44 a, m. Sen. OUn B. Job*, throw cut a Daytona Beach nrdl* nance prohibiting signs advertis­ stow <P S. 0.) ended » four-hour ing the rata* at tourist facilUiu. shaking stint and Ban. Alien tl. The case was brought to the high Ellender (D im.) took aver. It « M court by Laty Abdo, owner *f a Johnston who won agreement to motel ia the city. He; charged, .the brief ti-minute recess at T ;il the ordinance was "unconsiituHoa- ja.m. Ha woo unanimous consent al, arbitrary and unreasonable." lo K when he proposed it in Ued of enother quorum call which would . Igavo roused sens tore h t n Private Club JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - New their slMO. * Pro-cm£ righte advocatae wee* owner Roland Hurley said today Brentwood Golf Course will be able to muster everwhtlmfafi opened as a private club for whites strength lor the three pre dawn only March 10. Hurley purchased Votes. the c o u n t from the city for 1600,* 000. The tranaacllon was complet­ ed Monday. Hyde Park, Hie other course formerly owned by the city, opened this week under private ownership, to avoid Integration. News Briefs MRS. MAK HIIEI’PAKD received n pin from Southern Bell Telephone Co. Orlando District Office commercial supervisor Marvin Coram at the Mayfair Inn Tuesday an she wan honored for 35 years service with Southern Bell since 1925. The Lake Mary resident was the first and only business representative in the Sanford Southern Bell office in 1929. Mrs. Sheppard is now the veteran among seven business representatives in the Sanford of. fice. She is married to L. T. Sheppard and la a member of tha Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, the Business and Prufesaionnl Women'a Club and ia a former worthy mntmn of tha K aaterirStar. (Herald Photo) Special Flood Control Board Sfession Expected A plan in* give immedialr re­ lief lo reamenta in lha south end of the county from flood and drainage problems it expected lo be presented to the County Coinmlgslon sometime this week, County Engineer Robert Davit said today. Davla taid^i-e hopes to have the plan ready by Thursday or Fri­ day and preicnt it the roininliaion In the hopes a ipcrial meet­ ing will be called Friday to start action on a giant drainage im­ provement program involving Seminole and Orange counties and Winter Park. Governing bodies of ike three areas have approved a $372,940 program and engineer* met Tues­ day to discuss the project. Tbe Sanford Florida Stale Bank property was sold (or liou.ooo Tuesday. The bank property and building at First St. and Park Ave. were Davis said Orange commission­ ers will meet fa special session Friday to approve iheir county’s portion of the project. Engineers, at their meeting Tuesday, drew up plant on' the amount aach area will pay a i lit part of the program and how much acreage la Involved. Seminole's share pf the project's coat la approximately $141,623 and involvei nearly 1,000 acres In the Temple Terrace and Tanglewood arras. Davit pointed out that the cornplate program will be conducted on a "stage by stage" basis. The Aral step will be widening and deepening of a canal from SR 4M to II A and rlaaring ■ canal from East brook to Tangle* Stampede Kills 12 YOKOHAMA, Japan (UPI) Twelve persons were killed and II were injured Wednesday night In a stampede to enter Yokohama’s eivic auditorium for a concert. The acetdent occurred when doors for a program featuring singer Chiyoko Shlmakura were opened. Polire estimated that a crowd of g,* 000 was waiting lo gat into tha auditorium whleh has a seating rapacity of J,300. •old lo Dr. and Mrs. Orville L. | adjacent fa The Herald building Barks and Mr, and Mrs. Freder­ on W. First St., it rompleled. ick II. WUIIama, all of Sanford. Bank President T. E. Tucker The baak will lease (he building said tbe bank plana fa proceed until the new Florida Stale Bank, Immediately with plans for lit new building. Barki and Williams have not decided on an) lease of thr present properly alter Ihe bank moves. They said they bought Ihe building for invest­ ment purposes. Barks and WiUlemt, Ihe lat­ ter an rnginrer, started tbeir commrrrial land investment part­ nership in ISM. They bought and still own thr Palmrlto Bldg., at Second St. and Palmetto Av*., which was an apartment building before they converted It Into an otflce building. They filled In ihe adjacent land north of the Palmetto Bldg, with stores and offices. There are seven firms In the building and three in the addition. Barki and Williams also built and own four Korea on the south­ east corner of First St. and Oak Avo. They pul up filling stations at 13th St. and French Ave. and at Ninth St. and French Ave. They ■Iso built tbe office on French Ave. now owned by McKco Mo­ tor*. They alto own*fllUng stations fa Casselberry. DeBary and DeLand. Barks and Williams bought and Improved the Avalon Bldg, at Scrood i t , and Oak Ava. They have plana for an office building to be erected an Oak Avo. between Williams, C. Howard McNulty, bank viea president, and Milting Mere* m Oak and First G. Andrew 8|wer, attorney In the transaction. and the Avalon Hid*. This fa (Herald Photo) aisled for completion by July I. Earthquake Toll At Least 2,000 AGADIR, Morocco (UP!) _ French Army bulldosera pushed through Uie nibble of this dead city today, scraping out wido pita for tho mat* burial of lbs ban* dreds and perhaps thousands wbe died In a 10-aerond earthquake that turned Agadir Into a hall, A stream of U. B. and Frends Air Fores planes few fa dot* tors, nurses, supplies and modi* cine and took out tho Injured fa a merry operation rivaling Ufa Berlin airlift. Almost evary no* Hon in Western Europe soot money, food, blankets for lha vie* lima of tho cataclysm te a t hUfad a sleeping city. There Kill was no official (If* ora (or the toll of dead and in* Jurcd fa this city Hut fa now oa silent a t Pompeii wheo M waa •mothered by Ml. Vesuvius Mororran Crown Prinre Moulay Haitian pul lha toll as high as 3.000 The French press agreod (he death lull would reach 2,NO. The Moroccan governmant or­ dered (he 40,000 to 43,000 residents to evacuate Agadir, a resort city, on the southern Moroccan roast, but already long lines of refugee* were streaming out uf the city to­ ward the open spaees, fearful of tha return of thr horror that strurk In the night, Thr earthquake was followed by a tidal wav* which surged over the fashionable beach reaoria' and dingy fishermen'* shacks In a nightmare of green, swirling water. Fire completed the devggUtlon. .* Postoffice Site Survey Planned A survey team from the Gena* ral Serviee Administration ia eg* peeled to be fa Banford within the next two weeks to took ov*c proposed ailei for tha new iaoford po* tuff ice. A spokesman for the sites r*Amiltee of the Chamber •< Com* merce said today lha GSA regional office to Atlanta a rttta d tha gram* the proposed sites designated group of Baafaid huaiocaanfa ft *v*VT YiNtii r W �M ‘ '■ 3y v- \ 2U L5T You'll Save on Price . . . Save Twice W ith Top Value Stamps THa' “ wSJn’wSSSf •UANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THURS., FB I., SAT. L. MAR. I, 4, I • *V R C ?> SM 6h*o>WMt DETERGENT CIAHTPK6. » w Apple ButUr 2^39 Fruit Codctail 4 u i i v ovueioui Tropical Punch 5 ~ B® CfinqIteches ttm trrY Bartlett Iters 3 ^ 1 ^ M argarine 2 * A r o n D iL ie io tif TMwtmr m a io SOI COM vnuw m aid ,:-m .. OmcaiHto m » ' rr % i.. *s1 cans /WO ■ 1 211*. I N. P. 1 Rif. l.TO KINO BIZI • AUTOMATIC fTAIRB , Lawn $ 4 9 9 5 I TV $ f° 0 T it o ■ Each H alf OaUaa Picnic Jug H IA D S^ CRISP p fe l IIK I m s# cntA M m UtOXBN •WHOLE p « *-! rf V- WiK ’ ’■- ’ .-i PPM H M U M M 4r.y;!.‘vJ r u s iit . 1 1 LETTUCE 2 larga M i . ST?;.'t V,- . ■■ & ; ■v -Mif* « ^ m -U i • • ...; • awimo on . fa v ih o P O T A T O E S IO “ - 6 , ^ { JW KMMf '■ IN S I? t lbs. iF a �Value G ift* GOVERNMENT GRADED TENDER - FLAVORFUL • DELICIOUS Chuck Roast Club Steak “ Sirloin Steak CLOSl’TRMlUiED,TENDER. DELICIOUS. FULL CUT ROUND OR RID '•'•WVJL5- 1 * i t t" 'i ' i ,■ * * t M M-M TEMPTINGLY TEN DER, JUICY T-BONE STEAK K T T H ^ W-D k b . _ .. HALF or WHOLE .. M'Mm M TENDER DELICIOUS RoundBone a/myt Tend» andflowful J v«i WEH i M fAM AN'S SLICED BAKED HAM iM M D M ir - 79* 39 F is h s t ic k s » p Vrch ViLu t s »• 5 9 ' c w A M C H n si >>«1D ^ B ISC U IT S 4***'3 9 ' I Am our > H FRANKS I lb. cello pkf. OSCAR M AYIR SANDWICH SPREAD /W £ 4 r/ LIVER SAUSAGE COPELAND SA U SA G E IS? 8 o r. P k q *. •ON' 5 0 /VYVWWVWVWWVWVUUVUUVYVWWUWWWyO5 0 REDEEM THIS COUPON POt ^ 60 Top Valio Staaps At Y.«f Morttf Wkui-DUi« In AMirle* To Tfcooo Refulerfy EeraeE WhM Ye* Parchaeo ANY TWO PabntU Finn Salafc Coupon Void After Moith M b *0 " n \ HOT-MILD COPELAND ALL-MEAT FRANKS • X-kitt ;_7a . _ ^ �Major Roy Grant Brown of Lake Mary died Tuesday afternoon after a five month illness. MaJ. Brown, 62, was born In J Tba annual chamber of eom•merce dinner la scheduled next .week and residents interested in 'attending are urged to make reservations as soon as possible. '! Dr. J . Olllo Edmunds, president of Matson University, will be the ■beat speaker a t the banquet J E S t i 10 at the Mayfair Inn. Deadline for reservations la Sdn*day. Tickets a r t 63 per person. Anyone wishing reservations is *asked to eall the chamber of ^commerce office at FA 1-2211. * The Easier Seal Drive for crip­ p le d children will kick off in .•iemlnole County March II with * Lily Ball In the Mayfair Inn .ballroom. All proceeds from the dance will be used in activities of the Crippled Children's Society. The Seminole County branch of the society is sponsoring the ball. Pot* Butter's orchestra will provide the music at the dance whieh will feature door prises and a floor show. Dancing will bo from 6 p. m. Tickets are |S per person and may be purchased ’ ftvm Mr*. Lois llousbolder at the First Methodist Church of San­ ford at 1:43 a.' m. for IS minutes of fellowship. Cotfea and doughnuts will bo servtd. Tba monthly matting will follow at 10 a. m. Plana for the annual associationIsored Easter service will be ussed. r Persons named Smith definite­ ly a r t tbe moat la the new San­ ford telephone directory. There are 129 Smiths compared to 100 Smiths in the Sanford directory last year. Tha new San­ ford phone book now being dis­ tributed has T1 whit* page* compared to 04 last year and 129 classified pages compared to 100 last year. for Kaaaas, Missouri, southern T itle s and TALLAHASSEE (UPI) A oosaplate list of candidates for Statewide offices, who qualified before tho deadline a t Booa Toon* dap, all Democrato aaleoe desig­ nated otherwise; •G overnor (II)I Usrvle Belter, • • n i f t y : Farris Bryant, Ocala; fa y d o a Boras, Jacksonville; Doyle ft. Carlton J r„ Waochulat Tad JPavtd, Hollywood | Prod O. Dick in- Oaorfo A. Dawn*, Winter Perk) BIU ‘ Hendrix, JOMemar; John M. MeCai W ares; Jim MeCerray, land RepubNaana Oeorge ( waa. Fort Lauderdale aad I f . Rupert, B t Peteaburg. Treasurer ( | ) t J . Edwin Larson, loeumbent; William O, Murrell J t» Orlando; AI Cahill, Jackson, Mile; Ernest E. Collins, Tail*. Steeisei and KtpaMlean Chari** JL .Pecker, C learw ater.-------------j Comptroller (2); Ray E. Grass, Two Held In Bod Check Crackdown : JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — An dasurance saleswoman aad an Kmbalance driver were charged with forgery Toaaday ia ceaaec* Won with a bad check ring In which n private detective Md an ptnbalmer era ate* baJng sought. • Polica charged Margaret Jean Larson, 24, and Marvin Kugen* lo r e tt, 22. Officer* said th* ring, •sin g fake driven licenses for Identification, paaaad some 11,900 worth af bad ebaaka b a n la tha )aet few weeks. . New Smyrna Gets CAPE CANAVERAL (U P I)-T hc Air Force has laid aside, at least temporarily, plans te match Rus­ sia's "super roeket’* exploits by firing an Atlas missile a record 1,006 miles. No reason was given for can­ cellation of the 'shot, but reports circulated that Jt was called off until President Elsenhower re­ turns to tbh country from his good­ will trip through South America. The Air Foree itself had no of­ ficial comment about plans for the launch, which bad been set for *n early but classified date. Reliable sources said tha Air Force had hoped to send the Mg missile, keyetone of America’s ballistic missile arsenal, to n ta r­ get In tha South Atlantic. It would have far exceeded distances a t­ tained by previous Atlases. One of Russia’s “super rockets" was fired aerosa tha Pacific near­ ly two montha ago. Soviet ectenlists said tba missile, believed to bo * multi-stage combination, hit within a mil* and a half at ita tergal after a 7,766-mile flight. It also was speculated the Ruselan rocket might have ban a pro­ totype of a missile tbqt could dell- Cleric Sparked Negro Passive Resistance Tactic SANFORD PHONE DIRECTORIES are going out to Southern Bell cuatomern in Sanford and DeBary. There " VJWU UiUlO IVD printed pillllUU this lllin )year UMI than u n til IttBb were 2.500 more UilCVWI directories last ach directory contains about 2,000 more phone listings th an laat year. Sanford Southern Bell Group M anager R obert Shadden, left, and Postm aster Joel Field, take stock of the books piled in the postoffice prior to th eir dlstribatlop to customers. (Herald Photo) S Mr. Paul C. Kotlow of RL f, Sanford, died Tuesday sight at Samlaola Manorial Hospital. Mr. Koalow, 07, cam* to Sani ord te 1PM from Russian Poland. Ha waa a farm er aad a member ef th# Greek Orthodox Church. Mr. Koalow Is survived by • brother, Nicholas Cdtlow. Fun­ eral services will be at 1:20 p. # m. Thursday at tba Gramhow Funeral Baca* chapel, with Rev. John W. Thomas af Holy Cross Episcopal Church officiating. Bura lw lir be la Oakiawn Memorial .Sanford's Central Baptist Church Camatary. will hold a Home Missions Prayer Service today at 0 p. a . Tho service will begin with tho congregational hymn "Load Oa O King Eternal" lad by tha Woman's man (6)i John Bpottewood, Kay Choir aad will then Include a pray­ ■onvilla. Wait; Dayton V. Murray, BL er for homo mission work and for Attorney General ( t) i Richard Petersburg; Phil J. O’Hara, Tam* homo missionaries; a call to wor­ W. Ervin, incumbent and Btpub- paj Jamas Milligan, Orlando; Boy ship by th* Junior speech choir, a (lean Cart V. Wiener J* F art C. Jones, F ort Lauderdale; Bob penal quit skit. "Did You Know?" by the Brotherhood aad Intermedi­ Lauderdai*. Johnson, Jacksonville. S c h o o l Superintendent (I ) : Democratic CommitUcwoman ates. Alas oa the program will be aa Tbomae D. Bailey, incumbent and (OX Peggy Ehrmann, incumbent; RamMiean Gilbert F. Rlcherdeca, Polly Boot Belfe, Homestead; address by Mrs. Hilton Brown, Naomi T. Morrell, Orlando; Mrs. president af tho Women's MissionSecretary of Ita te (0)t Jaaa Janet B. Tbomae, Fort Myers; ary Union; apodal must*, "11m Yarborough, Miami; Tom Adame, Mrs. Mary Cog, Gainoavillo; Flo* O. a ; Hymn" and "Wa'va A Story Orange Park; E. V. Fisher, Ed m o o Blakey, Miami; Dotty Hal- To Tall To Th* Nation*": a play­ "Influence of Home Mlaetoos"; Hornsby, Angus Laird aad Tam lock, Daytona Beach; Grace J, let, an organ offertory, "Long Macs Wa Ponte, ail Tallahassee i J . L. Me* Cogen, St. Petersburg; aad Myrtle Waited"; a dedicatory prayer; re ­ Malien, Live Oak; N. D. Wala* G. Brawn, Lake City. marks by church paster, Eav. Gall wright, Hallyweod; and BepubH* Republican Committeeman (6): Smith; ,\ home mission dim and can Percy W. Thompson, Galnoa* Anthony.8. Battaglia, Incumbent; Mlspah benediction. vllie. Arnold Lund, Daytona Beach; Charders In the Panel Quia skit Commissioner of Agriculture A rthur A. Atkinson, Miami; James will bo Rev. Gall Smith, Charles <0)1 8. Benson Berger, Miami; L. Gullmartia, Miami; Harry H. D. H ayts Sr.. G. H. High, W. L. Loras V. Carlton, BL Petersburg; Chadwick Jr., S t Petersburg; and Harmoa. Jack Owen, Jobs Gall te. Conner, Starke; W. R. Han* Robert G. Johnson, la k a Worth. Smith, Mias W l n n o i l M«s*cr, , Orovtland; Charlie Race, District Court of Appeals; North Charles D, Hayes Jr. aad Mias "Winter Haven, and Carey Reamt, Florida District—Donald K. Car* Lynda Spears. Maitland. Incumbent and O. Robert Characters in tho " Influence of JackaanvUI* attorney; Cen­ Home Missions” playlet will bo Utilities Commissioner <4)| Ed­ win L. Mason, Incumbent; Jim tral Florida—Goorg* T.. Shannon, Mr. and Mra. T. N. Dillard, Eddia Blanton, Bt. Augustine; Harry M. l akeland, tmoppoaad; South' Fto* Ealth, W. R. Giles, Robbia Smith, Arkus, Tampa, sad Bapublicaa rid*—Mallory H. Horton. Miami, Broada Benton, Mra. Eva Beaton Victor A. Rule. aad Mra. Shirley Orient*. For Congraas: 1st Dlstrteti Rep. William C. Cramer, BL Petersburg Bepuhli* can; Robert W. Baker, freertin I ts ts s t N of BW earwater, aad .Jama* M. McKwea, a s r a t BBti BWU * * t t ■ W l|. a sctlsa IS, Township Tampa, St South, lu n g s S# Hast, Sad; Rap. Char lea B. Bennett, raa N- T t.l fs st Is a canJacksonville, and J , Edward Mu*r r s u blot-h a t ria n t e f w a r PU Is Road Ko. t. thspcs ear, Jacksonville BepabUaan. X. SI* ts- K I t ts s t thanes Srd; Bap.* Bob Btkea, Croatetew. P It* 10* K ISIS tsst, 4th; Bap. Dante FaeeaU, Miami, thsnsa a TS* t r W lll.SS , . f i l l t* point a t bselPPtPg. and Jamaa W. Dickey. Miami YOU ARK IIKHKIIV X O TIN K P Beach, and Hugh M. Tartaglia, TOI n . O. BTONKR s s * --- ---------- th a t tbs PU Inttrr hsrsln haa InStoner, hi* » IU ; Ih* heir* etliutsd a call against Miami, both Republicans. »ou In tha a t lew of W. H. DANIIKR- C trspll C oart ot tha Ninth lelel Mb; Bap. A- B. Hackog J r . PIBLDi If they are llvlag C trcalt. In and fur SsmlnotsJa* C anaLeeeburg, and D. M. Ladd, Geneva aa* If ihsy are dee*, his, t r , Florida, U qulst Ita tllla h sr a r th alr known e r un- to* P hare dssrrlbad propsrtjr, aimteRepublican, hnew n hairs, davit***, sp o u s­ lying and being la gonUasla •till Jtep. Faul O. Rogers, Weat es, ersdltsra, lisa a ra ,: g ra n t- nted. Florida, as hsrelnahev* Palm Beach, aad Jaha D. Kruse e«s, assigns, trusts#*, and Oeaniy. mors sst oul. T ea nr* ag ain st any and ell ether herebyparticularly aad Richard Milne, Fort Zanderrequired lu fils your A a. p a rtia l bavin* or claim ing te ■war with lb s Clark s f th* C lreslt date Republicans, have any rig h t, title * n i/* r CBUft. and for Ssmlnols (.'canty, Whi Rep. Jamaa A- Matey, la teraat la tb s property here­ Florida,In and a Copy thereof in after dsscrlbed, a * if lands •p e a llaalsl serve garaeoU, and Henry BartheteM llu n u r, e f tha Church To Hold Mission Service a a Legal Notice Man It Jailtd On Assault Count a ltu a u d . lying and being In ef W lnderwasdls. H ainan . g* mins Is Caanly, Fieri**. te ­ firm H unter A Ward. SSI l ‘arh A ve­ nue. gouth. w in te r Park. KlyrMa. A ttornsy for the PUUUM la the above action, oa e r baler* th* S*th day a f March. A. D: ts s s , else a Decree pro Coalesce wlli be ealsre* against yen. IT IS ORUtCRKD th a t tbla b* published la th s Ban* »rd H erald, a newspaper publish** in Seminote t'ounly, Florida. once each week fe r four ronssratlv* w ash* WITNESS th* hand e f the-C lerk e f the r t r e a l t Court, asm laels £ sa a ty , Florida, this II th gey e f February, A. D. IMS. As the bar wore down under family use, coins began to appear. "We found 49 cents in the first bar,7 Mrs. Snow said Tuesday. "And th* money has been pop­ ping out of the rest, to.” , . Bo far th* Snows have found 1141. ATLANTA (UP!) - A little more than five years ago a Negro woman defied the segregated seal­ ing on a Montgomery, Ala., bus, and the incident made the old capital of tba Confederacy a name again familiar around the world. For a year the Negroes of Montgomery refused to ride the buees. Finally they won their case, and the segregation barriers came off the vehicles. Their weap­ on: passive resistance. Today the same weapon Is beIng used on a much broader Kale —the lunch counter demonatralions that have swept across tlx southern states. The idea that Mahatma Gandhi used to help India win independ­ ence' from Britain was seised uppn effectively for the first time in the desegregation atruggla by a young Negro clergyman In Mont­ gomery by the name of Martin Luther King. Sunday after* Sunday, King mounted the pulpit in hli church within a block of the Alabama eapltol and admonished his flock to walk, walk, walk. And he. told them If they were struck on one aid# to turn tha other cheek. The Montgomery boycott made tba little-known preacher, then 27, an international figure. Out of the effort grew auch groups a i tha Montgomery Improvement Assn., the Christian Leadership Council and the Love, Law and Libera­ tion Society. All have a central them*: passive resist*net. Longwood Church Suppe* Lucrative The pancake supper at Longwood's Chrlit Church Episcopal Tuesday night netted th# church $90.29. Fifty-two persona gathered for th* flapjack fiesta. On tha kitchen committee war* Mrs. Ralph Stevens, chairman; Mr*. Georg* Granger, Mrs. LaRoy Hennessey, Mr*. Charles MorritoQ, T Mrs. Charles Pasternack, Mrs. Joe Scraeney, Mrs. Eugtna Taylor sad Mra. William Ricker. Civic League woman contributed the table floral arrangements. Fatricia t e n n e r sad Margaret Stevens served a t waitresses. Tba aupermarket manager, and tha local manufacturer's represen­ tatives, have assured the Snowa tha money waa not put in th* soap as a promotion stunt. "Lux makai your hands beauti­ ful, that wo guarantee," said one Laver Brothers official, "p u t this la ridiculous." Tho prospect of a cash reward bds overridden young David’s nor­ mal, red-blooded hatred ,ot the aplc-and-apan routine. " H u t boy never used soap be­ fore." Mrs. Soow said. "Now be IT . LAUDERDALE <UPI>-D*wash** before going to icbool, at lunch, after school—and the rest puty Sheriff Tom Caitte may owa his Ufa te cautious use of Ms new of th* afternoon and evening. "Can’t keep Mm out of the bath­ radio. Castle bought the radio (ram aa room." Ohio firm as World War 11 sur­ plus. He (potted a hot dog shaped mechanism which ha did not recog­ nize inside it. Before turalag oa the radio, ho sent off for a schematic drawlag of it. Th* mechanism tu a s d out t# bo a tiny bomb, put into the radio so it could bo destroyed la Tba fourth attraction of tha event of wartime capture. B a a fo rd -D tB a ry Entertainment Aasa. subscription series will bo Jeaa Greco aad his famous Span­ ish dancers at t p. m. March 94, in tha Civic Canter. Promising to be the outstanding antartalnmcnl presentation of the season, the dancers will make only this oaa appearance In Central Florida and a large crowd la ex­ pected to fill tho Civic Center. A i few season subscription tickata will b t available at the door at $9 par person. Greco and hl« famous dancers have'been featured in the movie, "around tha World In 90 days," mad* several appearances on Ed Sullivan's Sunday TV program and played before audiences'au over tba world. His troupe la made up af M persona, both mea and wom­ an, da acers, singers and must- Caution Saves Life O f Deputy Greco Dancers KISIMU, Kenya, (UPI) - E v a n ­ gelist Billy Graham walked right upA > three witch doctors who were believed to be trying to fix a curse on him Tuesday and look­ ed them, square In the eye. The Incident occurred at the coaduiion of a huge rally at which tba North Carolina even* gellst preached to more than 10.000 persons. The service went very well, and at the end of It, 500 persona wart persuaded by Graham to make 0 "decision for Christ." As the crowd began to dis­ perse, tba three Jaluo witch doc* to n (attired ia grotesque tribal drass) walked up to within 100 feet of Graham's platform and stared at Mm Impassively. It was ballsvad tba witch doc­ tors were trying t# put a cursa oa the blonde, tall minister. Their leader, Okelo Onoko, 00, amoked th* traditional "conjuring" pip* of hie trade. - • xGraham went down and walked up to tba three strange man, who fixed their painted eyas on him fiercely. Graham didn’t flinch. "God loves you and Christ died oa th* cross for you," ho told them through an interpreter. The which doctors didn’t flinch, either, and after staring at Gra­ ham a minute longer, turned and stalkad off. Longwood Jayceei Plan Teen Dance > The Longwood Jaycees will bold their first done* for Iowa toon* t(« rs* la the nearly completed Jaycoo Youth Center Saturday sight from T:20 p. m. aattl 10:90 p* HI. * •• , j IK S H 1 § Itevta M. aatchsl C terk nf Ike Ctroult Court armtasl* cau aty . F lartea Syi lia r tha T. Vlhlsn _____ H. Board Authorizes Bid Advertising Th* County Commission Tuesday) authorised Circuit Court Clerk David Gatchel to advertise for, bids for a bookkeeping machine for tha clerk’s office at an esti* mated cost of 16,000. | They also agreed to reduce elee*A trieal permit feei a i requested byw Zoning Director Robert Brown. | The board also received a letter, from the city of Sanford asking for needed Improvements on SR 415. However. Chairman John' Kridef asked Gatebal to advlst th# city that the atata plans to reiur* face tha road. M igrant Food Emergency Over & A U eratys a t Lai * f < MIAMI (UPI) — Th* state food5 depot, which has distributed food to Dado County migrant farm workers sine* Feb. 0, will cloaa Friday. Bryan Pago, a u lita n t state chlafl of farm labor, said only 12 famU lisa showed up for help Tuesday, and it appeared tha migrant food, emergency ia over. New FBI Office TAMPA (UPI) — Th* FBI saldj Tuesday it will aatabliih n third! Florida "hindquarters’’ o f f i c e kero, by early summer, aupplo* meeting thoe* is Miami and Jack* sonvilla. CONQUER! • f 11m FABRICS The Winter Park Telephone Co., which Serves south Serhlnole Coun­ ty will have a full page adver* tisament in Urn Saturday Even* lag Poal’a March 11 Issue. The ad shows Winter Park da* veloper Allen Trovllion and hit family getting a phone extension. Winter Park is described as a former retirement haven of 10,* 000 headed for a 130,000 population by U70. Describing Winter Park as tha "bedroom" of the nearby electro* nics Industry, the add tells how Winter Park Telephone Co. serv* ice has increased from 2,421 tele* phones In 1646 to more than II,*' SOI today. The ad is sponsored by the U. S. Independent Tclo* phone Assn. Witch Doctors Don't Faze Billy Yards aad Yards d r a per y cral Home. Her. John W. Pilley of the Lake Mary Community Presbyterian Church and the Sanford Masonic Lodge 62 will conduct services. Major Brown will receive full military honors and burial In Arlington National Cemetery after the body Is take* to Washington. D. C. T h ursday.^ Mrs. 'Brown will attend the burial. Goodland, Mich. He served In the U. 8. Navy In World War I and played football at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Arter the war. MaJ. Brawn was In the brokerage baslness In De­ troit. At that time he Joined the army reserve. In 1641 he was called to active duty and saw action In Europe and Asia. He retired as a major and moved in Lake Mary in 1*35 where he became active In civic affalra. MaJ. Brown was a member of the Lake Mary Chamber of Com­ merce, and as a longtime Ma­ son was a member of Palestine Lodge 357 of Detroit. His bobby was golf and be was a member of the Mayfair Men's Golf Assn. He attended the Community Pres­ byterian Church of Laka Mary. He was a noble of Bahia Shrine TCmpla In Orlando, a member of the Sanford Shrine Club, Ameri­ can Legion, and the Sanford Klki Lodge. Ho was a realtor la Lake Mary. Survivors are his widows, Mrs. Gladys Brown, and his mother-inlaw, Mrs. Golden Pitt, both of Lake Mary; two sons, Rod D. Brown of Detroit and Roy Grant Brown J r. of Los Angeles, Calif. Funeral services , will bo at 11 a. m. Thursday at Brlsson Fun- �W ed. M arch 2. 1250— P a g * B !World Prayer Day N ew Dishwashers 1Program Friday Use Less Water At Nazarene Church By JEANNE WARNER FA 2-7(St L W P Bouquets .of red roses lent a party air to the home. An enor­ mous arrangement on tha dining LEAP YEAR was celebrated room table made a perfect cen­ Friday night with a unique party at of Mr, and Mr*. terpiece for the exquisite French -- the ‘. L.. home !----- -Clarke Bruestle in Lake Mary— members of the Gamma Lambda c iapter of Rets Sigma Phi plan­ ned fie entertainment which In­ cluded their husband* • • and the men were greeted with yellow ribbons to wear in their hair as a symbol of the Leap Year! ■ The party stoned around eighl-ish and included a cookout, games and doncing tor Dr. and Mr*. Thomas Larsen, Mr. and Mr*. Glenn McCall, Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stetson. Mr. and Mr*. Jack Little. Mr. and Mrs, Garnet While and Mr. and Mrs. F. Wide Tyc, SATURDAY NIGHT the U rgens entertained with a cocktail buffet at (heir home on Coleman Circle . . . a brass bowl filled p ii LS. i i.tivdihtU i with yellow crysanthemums and asters and yellow randies in brass lace cloth and silver candelabra. £ scrolls mid* a lovely contrast on , Mary (Mri. li. E.) McCumber > the hrown linen table doth • • - : can taka a bow for the artistry Iha hostess served ehirken chow and also for preparing the delec­ mein which was so tasty that I table food enjoyed during the th« guest* wanted tha recipe. A ' evening • • • Guests included Lt. sura sign of • successful dinner! I McCumber, Cdr. and Mra. Ar­ thur Eider, Mr*. Amy Rust, May­ or and Mrs. Earl Higginbotham, ; Mr. and Mrs. William Halbich, Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J, L. Horton Sr., Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Horton Jr., Mr. and Mrs. G, Hunt of Miami, Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Symes, Capt. and ! Mrs. JamVs Ramage, Cdr. and Mra. George Koen, Lcdr. and Mrs. j Jack Langford, Mrs. I. M. Row­ ell, Capt. and Mrs. L. Edwards, l Cdr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, 1 Cdr. and Mrs. Dave King, Cdr. and Mrs. Hal Lang and Cdr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rowell. of her husbanJ. Tltey were En­ sign William Derrybcrry, Ensign W. R. BurdtaM, Kniign Peter L. Jemen, Lt. (J.g.) Jim r* Plrotlc and Lt. (j g ) Sam ttobertt. IT WAS A GAY WEEKEND al the home oI Dottie and Bob Kama - • • her aiiier, Mr*. Luclle John­ son, formerly of Sanford, and Mr*. France* Dunson of Pahokee were here. VIRGINIA AND HAL LANG, and children three • • Jam*. Pal and Billy ■ • ■ will leave tomor­ row lor new duly station in Nor­ folk. Va.. Virginia this week gave up her flaming red trr.net for a blonde coiffure Aa Hal, laid, "We’re going North ao it’a lime for a change!" MR. AND MRS. HARRY W. GERBER of Syracuse, N. Y. enroute to San Juan, were weekend guesti or “ Mickey" (Mrs. Step­ hen W.l Gerber and her ion. Don, at their home on Magnolia Ave. The Sanford Gerber*, who movrd here last summer, have (rattled extensively throughout the United Stales and Europe - - • but their refreshing sense of humor alone mikes them interesting people lo know! They also are responsible for the tantalizing aroma that you sniff as you pass thrlr barbecue pit (The Pit House) on tha eorner of 10th and French Ave. MARY McCUMBER was cook- ' ing again Sunday night - - - th is ! , lima crispy, golden brown chick- j en for a group of bachelor friends i Lake Monroe .MRS. LARGEN Tr.ose attending ware Dr. and Mr*. Fred Walls of Orlando, Dr. and Mrs. T. F. McDaniel, Dr, and Mr*. Edwin Epstein, Dr. and Mrs. Hroo'.s Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Smilii, Dr. and Mr*. E. L. Lindsey and Dr, Cliff Boyce. Dr. and Mrs. Largen Wilt at­ tend the e'red Waring concert in Daytona Death this weekend as guesti of Dr, Thomas Ayora. Personals Forshay, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mapes, Mr. and Mrs. William Hardin. Mr. and Mr*. Wolford Jr., Michael Wolford, Mrs. H. C. Disbrow, Mrs. LeRoy Hickson and data may be worth tha extra Mr*. Nancy Foster. charge for credit,” aays Mrs. CAN'T YOU PICTURE the eaGladys Kendall, Homs Industries cllemenl that must have taken and Marketing Specialist. Many young families have plsr* this afternoon when five taught themselves to save by young ladiea boarded a train for buying on installment plans. Plan­ a trip that will take them to ned spending ia the secret to Washington, D. C. and bark In Muad os* of credit. There era five day*? Invited a t guesti of advantages and disadvantages in Betty Odham, and accompanied by har father, J . Bralley Odham, using credit. Paying cash for BUI* things, ware Michele Jones, Linda Rob­ paying when the bill ia due, limit­ son, Faye Karne* and Barbara ing the number of accounts will Smith. make for smoother financial sail­ ing. Try lo keep charge accounts under control. The amount of credit you cio usa depends large­ ly an: capacity to meet financial commitments; the prospect of continuing employ meat-or Income, and assets and capital on hand. If wa learn la uae credit wise­ ly it can earva as well. Otherwise we may become slave* lo exces­ sive charge accounts and worry. How To Use Credit Osteen Personals • T MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snyder enteria n a family dinner Sun­ day i i ' of their eon and diugir -v, Mr. and Mra. Donald :r of New Springfield. Ohio. G. guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Jure* and children ef Oiteen, Sir. and Mr*. Nick Pfeifauf end daughter, Mra. Betty Snyder end ton and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bennett and children, all of Sanferd. Mr. and Mr*. CUreose Snyder and their houaeguesta were eater tainad on* evening this week i t the Imperial House by Mr. and Mee. Nick Pfeifauf and w ether evening by Mr. and M ». Kdwaid Bennett ef Sanford. SECURITY The annual Wo-ld Way of Pray­ er will be ohterved at the Church of the Nazarene, Friday at 10 a. m. The program li sponsored by the United Church Women. Thn«e participating In the pro­ gram are Mr*. Gut Srhmah. presi­ dent of the local United Church Women. Mr*. Eugene William* representing the First Methodiit Church. Mr*. Warren Adam* of the First Presbyterian Church, and Mr*. W. A. Snward and Mr*. Raymond Sandlfer, the Church of (he Xaiarene. Mr*. Schmah represent* the Congregational Christian Church. The Rev. R. It. Spear Jr., host pastor, will lead the congrega­ tional singing and present special cial music in song. The Rev. Ern­ est Bolick, past of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church will speak brief­ ly on the meaning of the World Day of Prayer. Members of all Churehe* are in­ vited to attend. Nursery facilities will be aviilsble. Contrary to what la believed by nomc people, au to m atic dlshwaah- era "use no mnra water than la re­ quired in waahing dlahaa by hand. In rlic i where the home wife permit* the hot water to run from the fauret from atart to flniah of her manual diahwathlng tjrtle, the water romumption by an auto­ matic dishwasher la considerably lea*. For example, on* of the baa* known of today'* modern dishwanhere, ute* only a fraction mor* than 9 gallon* of water. Tha w ater i* circulated throuahout tha weak chamber a t a rata of 4$ gallons per minute, but tha complata washing and rinting cycle requires only a total of 9 l/.t gallon*. Recommended water tempera­ ture |« iso drgree*. Rebekahs Honor Deputy President Randy Celebrates A t District Meet Semlnola Rebekah Lodge 41 wag host lo a district meeting at tha Odd Fellows Halt this weekend. .Mrs. Bertha Snyder, nobta grand, presided at tha opening session. Mrs, Margaret MacDonlgal. dis­ Randy Brown, young son of Mr. trict deputy president, was introand Mr*. Willie Brown. 1229 Sum­ dueed and given a special ooermerlin Ave., relrbrated his third SMORGASBORD DEEM ED SUCCESSFUL. About 51)0 people were served tesy. The officers formed an *'M” birthday with a pahy, Feb. *4. at while they held earda spelling during the tmmml Swedish Sntorjriixlmrd «t the Fellowship Hull of the the home of hit parent*. "M argaret." Congregational Church sponsored by the Kthel ltont Circle, The tiered The guest* played several games Mrs. Nick Pfeifauf sang a n a g with prizes being won by Linda table, centered with n huge roust turkey, was surrounded by n variety of entitled "M argaret". Mrs. MaeNoel, Joyea Harvey and Dottie tempting foods. Soft dinner music was presented throughout the evening Dontgal was also presented a gift Llnley. by Carl Stoddard and Rill Hcidclnuin of Casselberry, From left, Mrs. from tha lodge and a personal Following the gift opening, fav­ Harold Herlmt, Mrs. Maurice Corbett and Mrs. Herbert Thurston are gift from the nobis grand. ors of little hits and blowers were shown at- one end of the Inigo serving table. Mrs. Corbett is president of Mrs. 2(aeDonigsl presided at tha given to each one and refresh­ the host circle and Mrs. Thurston anti Mrs. Herbal were ro-dinirmen of district meeting. Lodges represent­ ment* of cake. Ice cream, candy ed Included Orlando No, I t, Lnthe dinner. (Herald Photo) and soft drinks were served. errne No. 38 (also from Orlando). Tliust attending wer# Bill and Benevolent No. 13 of St. Cloud and llcrbrth Cottier, Michael, Susan Kissimmee No. 4!. Mra. LiUlaa and Maria Galetta. Dottie and Andrews, Mlzpah Rebekah No. H , Linda Linley, Mary Jo, Arletfe of Putnam, Conn., w ar a visitor. and Linda DcMatlls, Linda Noel, Mrs. Eva Williams, Mr*. Eva Joyce Harvey and the honorea’a Beckham, Mra. Mable Brown, brothers. Gary, Donald and KenMr*. Eileen Rector and Mrs. Ama­ nrth Scott Drown. lia Osteen, membore of Mm banFay Noel and Mrs. George Dcpitallly committee, served refryefcMattn assisted Mrs. Brown in The theme of the show will be me nil to tha guests, The iMMMfl Plans are well underway for serving and entertaining. the Dinner-Fashion Stio-v spon­ "Shop At Home" and with the dining room w e n decorated b f | grand's colors af pink, gpHB sored by llie Sanford Woman’* cooperation of local merchants, nobta and silver. Club lo be /eld al the Civic Cen­ the club hopes lo focus the pub­ ter, Thursday March 31 at 7:30 lic's sttcnilon to the local fash­ ions available at the Sanford Mer­ Sanford H D C l chants' Stores. Former Conover Model I.a*»le Smith will narrate (bp show giv­ Plans Food Sail ing credit lo the store contributing The Sanford Home Demonstra­ By MYRTIK C. WILSON a particular fashion. tion Club will hold a "Baked Fend Home Demonstration Agrnt Mrs. Carl R. Sehllkt la chair­ Hale** Saturday morning tn front If you decide to reptsce meat man. Working on the commlllrr when planning certain meals, iry wiih her are Mrs, A. W, Woodall, of the Food f a i r building. Tba cheese—li rates with fish as an Mra. George Wells, Mrs. Harry sale will atart a t I a. m. and homaIdent food. Kchelbergrr, Mrs, C. L. Redding, mad* cakes, rookies, plan m i Five quarts of milk are needed Mrs. George Stine, Mrs. Howard candy wilt be featured. WEDNESDAY lo make a pound of cheese. It’s Club member* are requested 9a Monteilb, Mr*. John White, Mra. a highly roncentraled, food, rich have their baked food there V Clyde Ram>ry and Mra, J . P. Pineerest Baptist Church S. S. in nutrients, free of waste, snd PERKY ECU El. MERGER, Ofliccrs and icarlicr* Supper al Wilson, almost completely digestible. Tickets for the Dinner-Fashion For a sucrestfui vuiflle — or 116 E. Woodlnnrt Dr„ clmse 6:30 p. tn. Tbe R. A- men mg Show will tie 13 per couple or Carrots and basts wdE wtt In i* at 7 p. tn. any cheese dish — ute moderate to celebrate hi* twelfth 12 SO each. Proceeds will he used a lessor degree H lo ft MB 00heat. A 330-degree oven Is the Holy communion will he obser­ for many civic projects tha club moved before storing, hottest to use and 300 and 323 birthday thin week by hav­ ved at First Mnhotll.it Church undertakes each year. is beiicr. To melt cheese quickly, ing dinner at tbe Skyline from 7:I5 to H:15 p. m. Total en- Tickets will be on sale at local The U. *. Public HeeMi Benton cut in small pieces or grate it. Restaurant in Orlando with listmeiU Rally in McKinley Hall atorcs or call Mrs. John White advises that any animal IMo Add to cooked sauce and stir until 8:18 p. m. Refreshment* will ba FA 2-4603, Mr*. Paul Colman should be washed promptly and his friend, Tom Hemphill. mrllrd. Do not cook sauce after served. FA 2-3889 or Mrs. Clyde Ram­ thoroughly with eoap and wnMh adding cheese. They returned to Sanford, sey FA 2-0788. Then consult n physician. When you select a cheese dish THURSDAY fur the main course, be sure after the dinner, for a T.K.L Sunday School C lan of everyone receives three ounce* brink game of bowling. of rheesr, Otherwise you can't The bnya were Accom­ First Baptist Church me«la at 3 p. m. In tne chapel, with Mr*. consider the cheese a meal tub8 e a M « ^ w , , *»stltule. If you serve lets cheese, panied by Perry's parents, J. A- Denson and Mrs. Ruby ute eggs, peanut butter, milk or Mr. and Mrx. Harry Kchd- Ill-merle as ho»te**es. Pinrcrrsl Baptist Church visita­ othrr high protein food in the berger. tion lOi.'il) a. in. to 7 p. m. meal. "Save every acrap of cheese. Store it tighlly covered in (he refrigerator. If ihe cheese dries out, grate U for use with scram­ bled egga, spaghetti sauce, or sprinkled with bread crumbs on scalloped dishes. If rhecse molds, Children's Beye* cut off tho moldy pari—but use the rest," says Ronnia B. McDon­ CAN CAN SLIPS EASTER SUITS ald. Assistant llomr Economiat Full ssr Half Slip While, Light Rlae end in Food Conservation. Navy Blee ONLY 1 1 .19 8Dee $ then 14 S DAYS ONLY! You'll gel more don* around PRICED AT the house if you rest before you Thurn., Erl., Sal.! Children's ONLY 8g.99 to $ 1 0 .9 9 become tired. It’s suggested you M ir. 3, 4, I EASTER DRESSES Iry to re d 10 minutes out of every hour. Kites 4 thru 12 Boys* While and Pastel Nylon WASH A WEAR SLAC M SJ.99 - » 2 # 9 - t J M Bites • to 19 ONLY $2>M Pair Children's Third Birthday With Playmates iW Oman's Club Plans Fashion Show Cheese Makes Good Meat Substitute For Certain Meals Church Calendar MILLIE (Mrs. Irving) FEINBERG returned lo her beautiful Briltany-style home in Loch Ar­ bor Saturday night tnd found ■ group of friends there singing "Happy Birthday" to her. And tbe host of Ihe party - * • her husband - • was accompanying tha singers si a new organ. Tha You can shorten a long neck organ was another happy sur­ prise and wai especially well- by wearing hair long and lightly received since ah# la taking music fluffy. If neck ia abort, wear hair lesson*. Mow much did you charge lo your account last month? . . Tha average customer came closer la lioo than to $10.00. "Debt can be constructive or destructive, depending upon your aredit capacity snd management. M would not be wise to mortgage needed income tomorrow, neat month or next year to satisfy pleasures and comforts that a n to be consumed today. A fine dur­ able product that gives good ser­ vlet far beyond tha lari payment Than You D o HAT and 1IAH SETS Frilly Faster Accessories 1 1 .99 to m T o Meet Friday The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Friday a t 7:10 p. m. at tha Logie* Hell an 17-9$. Thia i( w important hnaineea meeting and all memhen are urged to at­ tend. BOX Cotton — ONLY 0 0 a P d r TERRIFIC SELECTION! Children's DRESSES Like Mother's g g c to I | . I 9 Girls' Banian and Berhagfeot Children's While, Pink, Bloo and YaRaw BARS Legion Auxiliary Beys' VARIETY Thee* dress** are from % regular stock. S piece \ suits, Jacket dresses, A nod ethers —- styled for W wear right new — and ' thu Raster! BBS. PRICES 119.98 le 122.98 BOX HATS To top their outfits g f to I J 99 CHILDREN'S BHOR DEPARTMENT New Raster Btyise h r SOCKS for G IR 1 J White a ld T a tm T LWfcW A l Mam PBKJBD AT ONLY $ |.M , $0.99 and $ 0 1 9 ar Howe's Fashions I T '* Bpring feot Pastel Cetera All Blase • to 8 S80C U T E 8, INC. Nylon Stretch — AWg M y ONLY �w V ^M SS^W v M i s-- r ~ N U r im ia? Wwi l u M St i 1 n d s m ( vA. ■m *? ’ f BLUE DETERGENT ROYAL PALM SUPER SUDS SODA * • % . .* * ' Grape, Hoot Beer, Orange, Bubbleup /■ .f H _____________________________ A 12 Oz. LARGS PACKAGSB LIMIT rLEA SE Case Of 24 TfeZafl1 .ts l GOLDEN ROSE PLAIN OR SELF RISING S # *V<*?/•'*'' m&r; c •W tn Good Thfoack B it Maitk Ith O S A G E Luscious Halvas W wtra la fkoo * i . impa t militaty polk*, wHh >14* , roadr to go avor th* ta p . . . Mjr polk* ftritfod . . . Two k a t ipafctl* tolatlaai aim , HYCRADE LEAN TENDER :• CYPRESS CARDENS DBXIOUS otable Be ■ Iv»f tf.l Mieious fLrVS-frl CHASE and SANBORN 15.00 FOOD ORDER FR U IT / J i t r r ^ / c*/v //r FRESH RAKED LADY FAIR APPLE PIET 3 9 LADY FAIR BAR AN GEL FO O D CAKE S? 25* LADY FAIR SLICED SANDWICH BUNS OR H O T D O G R O LLS T A IX A H A iU l (U P !)-C m b . Mloa at a half arila aaatiaa of la Jackjaavllla RxproMwkr and Uoaiac at aha A lalia R Jm rUao oohU a t T u r n woia u m m o k * I k a u to I m J Doatfi> y j |^ r S x . LADY FAIR SLICED THIN . i.'Vi.: Via jraokaowrUla paojaat, hwlo. PLASTIC DECANTER t- ti ( y ] / \ LEWIS ASSORTED DELICIOUS PARTY PAK FROZEN IR E AD 19* RAISIN BREADS.25* h i f i t f n t u m ftHOtTlJ l»or fcridga oa U. S. M lctw ar 41 ao wUaaai traai two to four •aa aft a aaat a t 9 I1 M 0 I. f t o taokaaaY^Ua Kxpootwajr. T E D PK« |u * I » gs ’f j - x ■ *. '1L■-I1 jiV^'JPT^LISWi 1 1 O' * 1 .rV -*-1A TiLa^%ntT * / jf I I �/ - — i n #11> D a n fo rt V rr« H Wed. March 2. I960—Pace 7 NEW ORLEANS (U PIH -W aran church M U tolled the beginning of Aih Wednesday and 40 d a n of Laatao rapantanca early today and muted tha wall ef a tlrad trumpet. A drunk waavor through boar cam on Bourbon Streat. A atrip* par walked over dlacarded maika throuih tha predaw n silence to her French Quarter apartment. Bright .- eyed children carried drtam a of tea monatero and la* dlan maldena to their church pew*. It waa the day after Mardi Grai. Half a million peraona hold their head*, o r their foot, and won* derad why they acted like that Tueaday, and why they’ll act like that again next year. Mardi O ral, or Shrove Tueaday. la tha lent day before Lent ana la traditionally uaed to let off itaam before the rigora of fait* la;. Street aweepera cleaned up the hear cam that covered the etreeta and awept away meuqda of con* SEA Boneless Blue Ribbon H eavy Western Mature FO O D S FRESH CAUGHT SPANISH MACKEREL S H R IM P • STEAK ■ O YSTERS; foil out of a French Quarter bat* cony, end only one boy fell off a float. Only one got shot—In thw leg at the corner of lU ca and Re* llgloua Street*. Tamperaturoa a t lew a i «T de* greet during the day didn’t deter troupe ef glrU from maaklag aa bare-tagged French maid*, pirate girla and ballerina*, nor did It FRESH CAUGHT MEATY BLUE RIBBON HEAVY WESTERN MATURE BLUE RIBBON HEAVY WESTERN MATURE RED SALMON OR HALIBUT FISH iveat one hardy male maaktr K m appearing la nothing hut • diaper. Police nported it n pretty quiet Mardi Grae. FRESH DAILY BLUE RIBBON HEAVY WESTERN MATURE Cabinet Orders Hospital Speed Up AZALEA TASTY CHUNK BRAUNSWEIGER Cabinet told n Panama C ity ten* tractor In, no uncertain ta m e te speed up a new ward building a t the elate mental hospital or. forfeit his contract Tho Cabinet got Into the a c t after building coordinate** and Secretary ef State R. A* Gray reported that A. M. William* A Sons Is s e w a l months behind on the $780,000 job n t Chattahoochee end doea not appear toe cow* earned about i t ail. Coordinator Terry Lee said he and othera have tried to Imprest an the contractor th a t he can Ie#a hi* contract and bond “but it doe* not atom to have aoakad in.” State Engineer Bob Brown aald the contractor's oaly exruaa eooma to bo th at It has rained eom% but Brown aald th a t wonld not cauao that much of n delay. Grade uA n Quick Frosen BLUE RIBBON SHORT BLUE RIBBON Q UALITY CONTROLLED W il s o n s c e r t if ie d o r h y c r a d e b o n e le s s s p ic e d Luncheon Fru.f <: cj\ lp .o .. a Sanford Pack > a Cube -tuned out in full force with their .famL llea for tho annuel Blue and Gold Banquet n t tho P i n t PrsabyUrian PSC ALL MEAT SKINLESS Washington State E x tra Fancy Winesap FARMER CRAY TH IC K SLICED BREAKFAST ^ BACON 2 Santa Rosa Red LEN TEN Hardy Rooted Ready To Plant J AZALEAS “ 79* LUSCIOUS HONIYDEW F R E 8R GREEN X i X x I X I S P E C IA L S Breakstone's . Breakstone'sChive ChiveSalad, Salad,Carden CardenSalad Salad Creamed • . Cub Pack Holds Annual Banquet COTTAGE CHEESE MAYFAIR DELICIOUS CHEESE SPREAD BORDEN'S DELICIOUS COFF EE RING W ISCONSIN FANCY LONGHORN cheese by Den One after being bald for five ceneecutlve month* by Deg Five. BUI Rampblll retatad Interacting points from the book “History of Scouting.” Copt. Robert W. Sly*. NAB c m . mandlng officer, and Ms family were welcomed into the pack. Receiving awards w trat Bill Big* ginbotham, Bear badge) J1 Buckler, Wolf badge) Ray •haw Demur strips) Robert 1 Danner stripe and ona-year Bobcat pint Billy LaFiwalir, S w ­ eat pin, Dan methara pin* ware p a te n t­ ed te: Mrs, C. Higginbotham, Mr*. D. EtheU, Mrs. Mahlhe, Mrs. Gormlsy, Mm. R. Repp. Robert Rieharda, Rllly C aim an and Dickie Behrum, frees Bay1 Scout Troop g |, d em onstrate various skills in acouting. Army Tank Urad In Housa Wracking BUFFALO, H. V. I V t t V - l J m �. Page S—Wed. M arch 2, 1960 Kastner Named Prexy Harold Kaatnrr w ai elerled president of the Sanford Grey­ hound Baaeball Club at a merlin* of the organization Tueaday night. Other officera elected were: W. Kenneth McRoberta, first vice preaident: Dr. Daniel H. Malhera, aecond vice preaident and John M. Fitzpatrick, aecretery-treaaurer. JIM DEBR1NB, left, « u presented w ith a trophy from Car Club President Phil Bell a fte r h* took top honor* in khana held a t Spuce Creek A irport a t Samsula, Sunday. a Renault Dauphin# completed the circuit in one m inute Th* gym khana waa sponsored by the Seminole Club. did this time s year ago," said th* 39-year-old Musis! arier a hard workout at St. Petersburg Tuesday. "1 think I'll make a comeback.” Williams, 41, said at Scotts­ dale, Arts., that a chronic neck ailment may prevent him from playing tbla year. "If my naek doesn't get bet­ ter, I doubt that I ean play," be said. "I'm taking eome pills wbkh a n supposed to have an orange Knickerbocker Ace Shows Old Spark Dick MeGuIro looked Ilka the Dick McGuire of old a* th# De­ troit Piston'* player-coach apart•d bis team's clinching a t sacoad place In tha National Basketball Association's Western Division. Playing th* full game, Urn for­ mer New York Knickerbocker and St. John'a ae* tallied SI points In Detroit's 109-106 victory over Cincinnati Tuesday night. Sox Sign Collegians CHICAGO (U P I)-T w o Univer­ sity of Oklahoma baseball stars, pitcher Ron Platb and first hastman-outfielder Tom flwafford, have been signed to contracts by th* Chicago Whila Box. They will be assigned to tba Charleston, S. C., farm alub. Seminole Sport* the racing gym ­ DeDrine, driving and 42 seconds. scad Ingredient. They help tba pain but they maka me drowsy.” For the time being, at least, Williams said he hasn't any in­ tentions of slicking around as a pinch-hitter. Th* Detroit Tigers nabbed ont of their three big holdouts when pitcher Frank Lary unexpectedly arrived at Lakeland and agreed to term*. Lary, a 17-game win­ ner, la believed to hive elgned for $23,000. American League bat­ ting champion Harvey Kuenn and slugger Charley Maxwell are un­ signed. Outfielder Roger Marla, Infielder Hector Lopez and firat • base­ man Kant lladlsy, all acquired from Kama* City during tha win­ ter, signed with lb* New York Yankees. The Yankees' holdout list numbers Uve, Including MickThe, Bait! pore Orioles reached an agreement for about $10,000 with Albi* Pearson but alUl hava five dissatisfied players, includ­ ing Gene Woodling and infielder 'Billy Klaus. Trad* winds blew at Bradenton where general manager Johnny McHalf of tha Milwaukee Braves said h e'has been conferring with general manager Big Devine at tha St. Louis Cardinals. Tba Braves, of course, are seeking second • basemen Insurance while th* Cardinals are believed to want a right • handed power hit­ ler and a pitebtr. "Nothing la close," Mcilale said. "But it's possible that some­ thing will develop.” NEW YORK (U P I> - Oaear Robertaon of Cincinnati, highest scoror in college basketball history. Was chosen on the United Press International I960 All • America team today for the third straight year. He waa elected by a nearunanimous vote, Jerry West of West Virginia, Jerry Lurai of Ohio State, Darrail Imhoff of California and Tom SUth of St.' Bonaventure were the other players honored by an alltime high electorate of 331 writers and radio-TV broadcasters from coaat-to-coast. Of the 331 voters, 336 made the amazing S-5 Robertson their firat team choice, one picked him for second team, and another exer­ cised the democratic privilege of NEW YORK ( U P I)- The I960 United Press International AllAmerica basketball taam: Player and acheat Oscar Robertson. Cln. Jerry West, W. Vs. Jerry Lucas, Ohio State Darrell Imhoff, Cal. Tom Stlth, St. Bona. Seeesd Team Terry Dlichlnier, Purdue Tony Jackson, St. John'a (N.Y.) Jimmy Darrow, Bowling Green Roger Kaiser, Georgia Toeh vChaster n ia v c r Walker, n iiM i. D ia u ic j Bradley Third Team Horace Walker, Michigan Slat* Dave Debusschere, Detroit Tom Bandera, N.Y.U. Walt Bellamy, Indiana Lee Shaffer, North Carolina. Junior Bowling Classes Slated The Rscroatioo Department In cooperation With tha Jet Lane* Bowling Allay will hold elasacs of instruction for Junior bowler* Saturday morning. S uiting at 9:30 a. m. all youngsters ten and older are Invited I* tb* free In­ struction. A Junior and aeoior league will be formed with bowling every Saturday morning at reduced rate*. Chargers Sign 2 mm YOU (UFD-La# mat MB at Meets cgroM** waa named S p rin g T ra in in g Biddy Loop Cage Tournament Gets Underway Friday Big Ten Meets To ‘Formally1 Kill Bowl Pact Insurors Sweep Bowling Ploy ‘Heavy* Champ Europe Bound O rd e r Y o u r Cahill JoinR Montreal Tackle Expelled COLUMBIA, S: C. (UPI) — L»o CahUI, assistant football coach at th* University of South Carolina, has resigned to become line coach for (he Montreal Aloueltes of the Canadian Professional Leagua. Cahill aald ha would Join head coach Parry Mots a t Montreal Im­ mediately. LOS ANGELES <UP1)-Marvln Marlnovieh, who was axpactad ta taka over firat string tackle duties on th# University of Southern Cali­ fornia football taam this year, baa been expelled from school because *( “ a disciplinary matter,” Robert J . Downey, dean of atudents, aald Tuesday. lflhtly s * »:10 r.W AB*Stars Named ' LOS ANGELES.(UPD-Tbe Los Angeles Charger* at tba American Football League hava sJgnad two veterani of tho rival National Football League. They are Glenn Holtsman, a defehsiv* end who played lour seasons with the Los Angelae Rams, and Dick Chorevich, who played thro* y e a n aa offensive taekle with the Baltimora Colts. day April 10 will be a aavlng of Indicate how many additional 1have already been dispoaed of. with another 12 act ailde for ma­ time* it can be used from *10.30 to SH. Memorial Stadium ha* 296 re jor league acout* or other gueata The *10.10 raving will be earn­ served bo* aeat* of which 4 1 1of the elub, ed by all peraona buying a aeaaon general admiaalon tick* for $42. Regular admiaalon for the TO home game*, at 7&e per game would be *12.10. Th* spring bnoebnll training season in Sanford will The $3.30 earing will be earned by all buying a reaerve aingla bon s ta rt within the next few weeks. . Giant Minor League club* th a t will train her* and aeat ticket for t!4. Regular res ta rt arriving soon will be the Tacoma, W ashington team verve bon aeat admiaalon for the of the Pacific Coast League; the Harlingen, Texa* team 70 home game*, at 21c per game, of the Texa* League; Springfield, E astern League; would be S17J0. Eugene, Oregon team, N orthwest League; Fre*no, Calif., General admiaalon aeaaon ticket California League; Pocatello. Idaho, Pioneer League; purchaaera have the option of Artesla, N. M., Sophomore League and Quincy, Illinois, Ignoring the Cincinnati phenom on uaing their ticket nightly for 70 31id west League. game*, or of bringing aa many his ballot. Players are expected to arrive around March 10 Robertson thu* appeared o* a gueata aa they wiah to any game. with the firat training gam* scheduled March 19 with record M.l per cent of the votes Punch mark* on the ticket will Harlingen meeting Tacoma. cast. The 21-year-old senior, rated ■ cinch to become professional bas­ ketball’s neat new star, is only the aecond player ever to be elected three times to the UPI All-America team since its incep­ MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Lula pion Don Jordan, accepted th J tion In 1947. The first collegian so Rodriguez, world'a leading waiter- fight with the 98-year-old Vejer to honored was Tom Gola of LaSalle weight contender, performs a box­ keep busy and teat hi* new punch, from IMS to 1933, ing "experiment" tonight when be ing power against a heavier op­ West, th* 94 backcourt sharp­ take* on ringwiae middleweight ponent. shooter who led West Virginia to Rodrigues' handlers said Uieir the Southern Conference champi­ Thf final activity of the cur­ Chico V’ejar in a 10-round nation­ onship and an NCAA berth, was rent aeaaon in the Recreation fighter does not intend to forsake ally televised bout. selected on the team for the sec­ Dept.'s Basketball Program gets the goal of th* welterweight Tb* 99 • year - old Rodrigues, championship for the middleond year In a row. He was a underway Friday at T p. m. marking time whila frustrated In weight rank*, and Rodrigues will first or second team eholce of A biddy tournament will be held 93.9 per cent of the voter*. an effort to meet cautious rhans- com* in a t about the 147-poend Friday and Saturday morning with .Lucas' name appeared on 93.2 welter limit. t final game Monday at T p. m. per cent of the bauots; Imhoff on for But th* undefeated youngetar the championship. 73.3 per cent and Stlth on 37.9. from Camaguey, Cuba, has beau The second game Monday.etartNever before have three play­ an * virtually every weltarweigM Ing at 9:43 p. m. will be an allers dominated a UPI All-America contender of not* and mua* take billot as did Robertson, West and star men's league game with Rob­ what opposition he can get. Three son Sporting Goods, league win­ Lucas this season. week* ago he won hia 17th Robertson, West and Imhoff are ner* playing an all-ster team COLUMBUS. Ohio, (U PI)—Big •tralght by kayolng previously un­ seniors; SUth is ■ junior and composed of th* other eight Ten representative* meet here defeated welterweight Carl Hub­ Lucas only a sophomore. The 9-9 teams. bard in four round* before the TV In the drawing for th* biddy Ohio State center is the fourth Thursday and Friday to formally sophomore ever to win this honor, tournament, Sanford Electric will kill th# 14-year-oid Rosa Bowl pact camera*. following such famed collegian* play Seminole Sporting Goods a t CA M ERA S. as Gola, Wilt Chamberlain and 7 p. m., Friday, followed at 9 and possibly to consider charges with Higginbothams vs. Roumll- that facuitlss a rt losing control of Robertson. Photography Supplies lata. Big Tsn athletic policy. 1 • Day Develeptag Service The winner of the first gams Th* Ros* Bowl vot* should b* WIEBOLDT CAMERA will play Robson Sporting Goods a 3-3 deadlock, preventing renew­ SHOP at 9 a. m. Saturday and ths win­ al of the contract under which Senferd. Pie. ner of Friday nights second the conference picked n team to 910 S. Perk game will play Stamper Agency play each year In th* bowL Un­ In th* Sanford City Bowling at 10. less special action is taken, howLeagues a'mateh-of-tbe-week” last Monday night will see the win­ ever, a rule will rsmaln in effect Wednesday evening, New York ners of tbeas two games battle allowing a Big Ten team to ac­ Life took a three game sweep from for th* championship. All gamos cept Independently an invitation Harry's Liquors to put them into a will be played at Semlnol* High to Pasadena. The team would solid fourth place, meanwhile drop­ School. keep th* gate proceeds for it* own ping Harry's Into third place. Henk school instsed of splitting evenly Kretzer led the Insurors with a 497 with th* rest of the conference as sariaa, while Georg* Kenla was under the expired p a c t high for th* Uquormen. la other league action, firat plaee Mather of Sanford could take only NEW YOBK (UPI) — Heavyoa* game from Gena'a Seminole Cleaners to keep their lead at its weight champion Ingemar Johans­ games. Al DePalma rolled (he ‘‘big son is scheduled to fly beck t* night'* everyone has been looking Europe tonight, afU r a 10-day tot. as be bad a 164-900-233 for a visit in the United But** and Can617 total to belp the Furniture Returning today from Toronto, team. John Burton was high man for lb* Cleaners with hia 323 total. where be mad* a TV appaaumne* Dick Richards had ■ 3tl total to Tuesday night, th* ckamploe U lead Burnett Paintera to a two-to­ stated U tak* *om* medical in­ on* victory off tho Celery City jections a t United Nations head­ Printing five, led by Bob Steele's quarters la proper* him lo r hia 321. Tbit moved th* Painters into forthcoming visit U tb* Gesa Strip. second position In tho league. Director* named were Sanford Mayor Earl Higginbotham, Ralph Wight, John Krider, J. H. Wil­ liam* and Frank Dune. Seaton ticket* for Greyhound game* at Memorial Stadium tbla lummer went on aale thl* morn­ ing. Premium for purchate of the ticket* between now and opening 3 M ATINEES WEEKLY Wednesday, Friday ft Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY >, 1 > C l r t M— • H auled BUnda Jarry CUM—. C*4hna*r • Vutot Paifcta Burry, Me Miman You c a n ’ t a f f o r d t o m i n 60 M a i l a w a y E d i t i o n . �V J t ip t n f ir l tr r m l l d. March 2, 1960—Page 9 uf- u ;lo r Sits Down fith Audience I A Wheelchair NEW YORK (UPI) Confineent to a wheelchair, says British median Michael Flanders, puts in on an equal footing with his bdiencei. .“ Life In a wheelchair has prov| to be most compatible with my eric entertaining people in my e ssio n a l) living room." said nders, the bearded half of the •m of Flinders and Donald ~ann. whose two-man show, "At Drop of a Hat." is one of the hits oi the eurrent Broadway ason. "We meet cich other on tn equal sit—Informally—for a few songs _ some amusing stories. We're sitting down, the audience and and I think we get to know each ' er better." lander* was stricken with polio 19(3 at England’s Yarmouth vy Yard. Completely paralyted placed in an iron lung, he re­ ined partial uae of hli arms and *, chest and eye muiclea gh physiotherapy, patience faithful exercise. Re decided to try for a thcatrl! career during hli rehabiilte:z. But being a big man — 6' 4" came to the conclusion it was t much hope" that had even able to perform standing on feet entirely. "I Just made up my mind that 7 all practical purposes a chair :uld give me quick and easy bUity," be said. "I find it has n very satisfactory." Flanders, who is currently sp ­ ring tn i television review aponby the March oI Dimes, s recently m arried to Claudia -urn Davis, a member of the w York staff of Radio Free Eur- LONDON (UPI >—Anthony Arm­ mark* hi* first test a* a memberstrong Jonrs went back to "finish- elect of the royal family. ln | school" In Buckingham Pal­ The S9-ycar-o!d former photo­ ace today, pasting with high grapher took his fiance princes* Margaret to a performance of the Rojal Ballet Tuesday night ami got a frantically enthusiastic re­ ception from 2,000 persons. The nation also watched Tony’s public debut with Margaret over television. It took place at the Royal Opera House. CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI> - A The alight, ■ handsome young new rocket engine which hrccied man wa* surrounded by scream­ through three test flights will ing women who surged at the pol­ soon be worked into America's ice lines. "He’s darling," tome of space program and into Ihc mighty Allas Intercontinental bal­ listic missile. The power plant, I modified version of the rcliahlc H-t engine which drives the slandsrd Thor Sheriff J. L. llobby brought a intermediate range ballistic mis­ man charged with auto theft here sile, formed the driving force for from Abingdon, Ya., Monday. a "Hot Rod” Thor which flew Dallas Vernon Epperly of Rich 1.700 miles lo hit its target in. mond is charged with having the South Atlantic recently. stolen a 19S7 sedan from the Sem­ Also on the missile scene Mon­ inole County falrj-rounds Feb. 16. day. the Air* Force launched two The car belongs to Allen O. Karnes of its air-to-ground "Hound Dogs" of Sanford. The 27 year-old Epfrom a Strategic Air Command pcrly was arrested hy a Virginia bomber over the Atlantic missile slate trooper as a result of the range. Roth launchings were suc­ account of the car theft sent out cessful. over teletype. Space Program Gets Addition S ew Church Draws To Services About M persona attended the w«*k of services held for new Casselberry PresbyterChurch eoogregeUon Sunday. —. WUU*m Benson praachnd aarmon "Beware Last Thon get the Lord Thy God" a t the a. ns. service, held in the Cat- r Wooten’* Club. Rev. will M k about tha Me*f Leaf thle Sunday. Princess' Beau Passes First Royal Test Longwood Church Man Brought Back On Auto Theft SADIE HAWKINS DAY festivities a t Seminole High School Monday w eren't lim ited to students. Social Studies teacher Mra. Jack Burney is shown taking a swing a t the strength te ste r as senior Neeley Ross looks on. The Dogputch-atyle day a t the school included a greased pig contest, tug of w ar and the traditional Leap Year pursuit of the boys by the girls. It is the only annual event in which the 1,030 students take part a t the same time. (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (UPI) — Demo­ cratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler hae warned that south­ ern Democrats who keep them­ selves free lo repudiate the na­ tional ticket may be denied dele­ gate seat* lo the I960 convention. Butler’a memorandum was sent Tuesday to all Democratic na­ tional committee member* and state chairmen and vke chair­ men. It was aimed primarily at the Democratic organizations tit Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, LouMana, Miiaiaeippl aod South Car* Idcntlat elector* in tbo*« she title s have been or can be freed of any commitment to vole for the Democratic presidential and vk* presidential nominee*. Butler *aid his memo was In­ tended "to *vold *ny possible misunderstanding" about ■ rule to be recommended ,1* the conven­ tion by the National Committee. He warned that credentials may be challenged for delegates from steles having any "rule, policy or device” to relieve Democratic electors from e pledge to auppoit the party’s national ticket. Christ Episcopal Longwood Church Pastor Rev. Georg* Gran­ ger formally Installed newly elected Church women officer* at the morning servlet Sunday. The new officers tew Ml*. Charles Pasternack, president; Mrs. William Ricker, rice greatdent and secretary at Chririk n Social Relations; Mr*. Rugae* Taylor, secretary, Mr*. LeRny Hennessey, treasurer; Mr*. Oweles Nichols, United Thank Offsw­ ing custodian; Mr*. Georg* Orangcr. secretary of Christian Educa­ tion; Mra. John Kearns. H e i r tary of missions and suppllet: end Mrs. Charles Morrison, seeretesy of promotion. The Church Women wW » •* • Monday at > p. m. All women h Reservoir Leaks CUSHING, Okla. (U P h - Cush­ terested in the program sponsored ing’s 40-ycar-old reservoir sprang by church member* are n r gad t* a leak, spilling about Ml,000 gal­ attend. lons of water a day on a hill at the city’s west side. City engineer A, C. Lock Jr. said there was no No Pablum For He* HARTFORD, Conn. (UPH danger of flooding and a standby storage unit will prevent a water Robin Jana Rtateon was be** * two-front t**lh. shortage. RIGHT” TENDER SMOKED FULLY COOKED SMITH PRIDE, QUICK FROZEN TENDER * ^ 5 ^ ’ I JANE PARKER LIGHT TKNDF.lt "SU PER RIUIIT” W ESTERN TEN DER 35-Foot Fall Ends Early Morn Visit MIAMI (UPI) — A 2 90 a. m. visit to h rr boy friend left Muriel Neville with several missing teeth and other injuries Monday, Mite Neville, M, fell 91 feat irons a roof while trying to wake t4> them yelled, Tony looked alarmed at first. But he recovered quickly and won proud smile* of approval from his lovely princes* for the aplomb with which he carried off hi* public baptism of fire. Princess Margaret I* president of the royal ballet and last night’s performance was to aid its benev­ olent fund. The program, arranged long be­ fore the engagement was an­ nounced last Friday, only coinci­ dentally included a folk dance called "Princes* M argaret's Fan­ cy" and a ballet called " l a Fille Mat Gardce" the hadly-guarded girl. The badly guarded glH J* the story of a girl who chooses to marry a poor boy rather than a rich one. boy friend Thomaa Pai hia locked apartment b she wa* listed In aril tion at a hospital led satd ab* seeehad the root mg up on no edjoinini ed W illiams Hardware 205 I . 25th ST. JANE PARKER DRLICIOUH APPLL « * < V HT” TEN DER B E EF SUPE FRESH LARGE GREEN T h u r s . , F r i . , S a t . , M a r c h 3, 4, 5 SULTANA ON ALL ITEMS ON COUNTER 1, Row 1 IONA SLICED OR HALVES (Regular Stock Items) PLUS THESE SAVINGS: IONA BARTLETT CRISP ICEBERG Lettuce GOLDEN RIPE Bananas FRESH CRISP g r a p e jelly 1 4 5 PORK 4 BEANS 4 Flaga Dried Baby |C Metal Limas 24 oz. 25c Pea Soup Trash Burner Neslls'a S a v a 66c $199 Coffee lb. 73c Baby Food 10/99c For Cooking A Kalsda Masala Scot Tissue 2/27c Oil Vegetable Bhnrteelfg Instant Hlarvh Crisco* 3lbs. 83c Niagara We Sell and Service Frigidiire IT. FR EE PARKING Appliances' Mn* Label Karo Syrup pt. 21c llelns Rrtalnad Whit* or Colored T here, F ri, 1*4. M u s t «, 4. • 2/37c Hein* Cider 25c Vinegar Chase ft Sanborn Terms — Cash Seeds I Os. Pfcg. Morsels « Prices Heins Split Carnation qt. 55c ISOt. 21c « Qt. Rise 24 oz. 25c Instant M ilk 25c AaP-Our Finest Quality Frege* 4 5 t �P lff l 1ft—Wed. March 2.1960 M ay Go To Jury Friday LO t ANGELES (UPI) - » r. R. Bernard r h r t ' i lawyer today flatohre Ma appeal to (be Jury la free the n r « m from a chargs of wlfa ■order and possible death lo th* gh* chamber. Prqearetsr Fred N. WlebtUa Ml scheduled to begin Immedlataty two daya al n a m a tlo a for tba atato againat tfca wealthy, aoetalita doctor and hi* pretty but atony-faced alatrcia, C anto Treg*v$fhu*trial far tba July IS mur­ der of Mia. S a rb a n Jean Finch war expect** to reach tbe Jury tala Friday after tba Judge’s toatructloM. Atteraey Grant Cooper bad only a Saw points left la cover in his argument that tba doctor's wtf« waa killed accidectally in a strug- "1 % & ttr - * * , p .,rich Cady that be was hired bt Lea Vegas la murder Mrs. Finch bat never tried. Finch says be was b in d to get dlvorca evidence against Mrs. Finch. L Tba so-called “do it yourself ■urdor Wt" found at tba death peas*. Particularly an explainBaa of fare Mta of a aurgeon’a rubber gloves found in the drive­ way aad inside M rs..Finch's ear Ja tba garage. I. Tba apparent conflict befw o d t f w h ' i reta m 1hre> Bui mbtor Ihcsana and sending 44 to the help Itsi. Damage was estimated at IM J B Except for two men, all of the d u d ware girls employed to tbo factory. Tba Injured were burned, trampled to tba rash tor tba axits n r ta u t When they Jumped fre t ascend n r third floor window* to 5 » plant. Mam funeral services for the victim* of tba tragic blare will b t bsM Thursday. The fire at tbe Kukja Rubber Moaafactartag Company's No. I plant flared np about • a. m., as UM factory's overnight shift was preparing to leave. There were about MS workers to th* plant. T lo flames, tod by the highlytaftemaM* rubber products stored Ip Ato tactor, raced through th* tMor flown of th* three-story Potthas Labeling Standards $Wbat be said were II holts hi tba story told by Mario Ann Lidboles, the state's key witness and tbe only one who saw Pinch struggle with his wife In the ga­ rage before tbe waa shot. ■y FEED DANKO NEW YORE (UPI) - They lowed Blag Crosby aad Perry Como Into a special TV hour Monday night aod H was a flat two ■ week vacation tor me. Bing end Perry kid me doling off before the first commercial. Actually, “ The Bing Crosby Show" on ABC-TV was Just a mildly entertaining, mostly unim­ pressive alow stroll through songland. It lacked excitement end freshness. The stars mode Use ex­ pected comments about tbe need for tranquility and relaxation aad, between such Joshing, nudged ent the tunes. Only tbe '’toeing med­ ley by these two roosting rockets had some sparkle in M. As for tbs bore stage Uut was oo frequently (a view. It served to remind me that tfa*r*’s a great difference between tasteful sim­ plicity aad abandoned emptiness. Tba stage needed jots of tba for­ 52 Believed Dead In Korean Blaze FDA Announces New Juice mer. Another great difference also came into focus. Despite their common bonds of golf and casual living, Bing and Perry are basi­ cally quite disparate performers. Crosby It still lbs roguish bip­ ater. Como com** over ns n lad of much more sedentary habits. When k earn* to singing tba soogi they made famous, both singers toft tbs Job to a eoupto sf young ladies, Sandy Stewart and Elaine Dunn, Now, that's tba height af usualness. I was In­ trigued. however, by Mias Tawart’s Interpretation at "Catch A. Falling Star." She made this nursery tuna alxito and I'm try­ ing to figure out bar reasoning tor this. Also seen on tbo show ware three of Bing's sons, who seem eager to follow in Dad's footsteps. Why not? “ Pari* A La Mod*" achieved om major goal — the easier one I checked with tbe fashion coor­ dinator to my house. To my great surprise, she was unimpressed by K all. The models? That's more my dept rim ent aad f thought they bad too much of tbe Eiffel Towor took. I prefer tomato ar­ chitecture with more of the, bow you say M, Guggenheim Museum about tt. Where tbe show sagged was to its failure to Integrate the fashion segments with the special num­ bers. Soma of the songs and dances tried to kid tba fashion kings and queens, although It waa plain to sot that these people Just don’t kid around. There were worn soma bright, nonfashion numbers by Janlna and Nlco, a French singing act. Dancer Wisa D*Orao. who baa dona so well on so many olber TV shows, waa given tba wrong dance* Monday night. Jacques Bergerac, the host, was very nervous. Maybe K was .because ha got n look at the prices. The Channel Swim: “ Be Our Guest," tbe Wednesday night CBS-TV variety hour, has dropped singer Mery Ann Mobley, tbo tormar Miss America. Her spot will be taken by special guest stars. “Johnny Staccato" cuts out of NBC-TV’s schedule following the Thursday, March at episode. Tom Paatas hopes to make bis return to TV as tbs star of a proposed m w comcdy-advenlure a a r l o a, "Doable Taka," now filming a pi­ tot. Ron Ely, scheduled to co­ lte r with Gardner McKay in ABCTV’s "Adventure* In Paradis*," starting Ihla month, Is delaying bia debut until next season. "Ko­ rea — The Forgotten Front," la an hour-long report scheduled by ABC-TV for Tuesday night. March M. Yves Montand Joins Cyd Cha­ rts *e, Ella Fitegareld and Gina Loitobriglda aa performers on NBC-TVb Academy Awards tals- -M oods y night oo NBC-TV. ft succeeded to pre senting to tba price tag p etk trs among us the ISM spring fashions from Paris, to beautiful color. Fifteen evening collections. Since I'm no expert on fashion, Sketch May Aid In Search For Mom JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Po­ lice era hoping an artist's sketch will lead them to ■ suspect in tbs disappearance sf a pretty teenage Bp r m NEWSOM Mfoliating on a stool mfli pref­ MMor memories of th* Spanish ect to Spain. Neither of th* latter ahargM CIvS War and - the old tie-up between Generalissimo Francisco appeared valid. Just as th* fury was reaching Franco’s Falangist Spain nod Ih* Us peak, k waa dl loaed thnt NATO Commander U. 8. Gan. Lauris Noratad had known of the project, and that other govern­ ments also had known about k. It further was disclosed that Krupu had dropped out af Ih* Spanish MgotlatkNU and had The Mlions of Western Europe reiterated the pledge: " I will uot make anna." especially have Mver forgiven Th* West German government Franco tor hia HItier-Mussolini itself felt it w u being nnduly ties to Wsrid War II. Nor hare attacked for an undertaking to they for get (a a that It was in Speta during tba Civil War that which it had bow urged bp Mlttor’a Luftwaffe received the NATO leaders. West Germany, hedged between practical tratotog that later was to eaabl* It to wreak havoc across the Baltic San and Communist East Germany, haa not Ihe room Eurapa to World War U. depots and training station* The criticism which exploded for k M o d i, to lb* British Parliament and For more than a year k b u a m a g gereramaaU of other Weet E nrresa nations could hare boon been negotiating for establishanticipated as easily aa wai meal of supply d*po*« In Franca, Ih* ru ctio n of Moscow Radio Belgium, Holland and Denmark. For NATO, the Gorman Mgotiawhtah Immediately ballad k aa Uoni to Spain raised the problem ■real af West Germany's warlike of whether la reality Waal Ger­ many to bo a full-fledged Nations which wore unwilling p a r t n Is e r or a second-class to Meat* the Waal German re- citUen. puhlto u a NATO ally still Practically, the German move wore nnwUUag to * u it extend so* dictated by geography. Ho military power to any form was Diplomatically ta d politically it OUtotos its tw o boundaries. There waa* char in s that w u a mistake. At any rata, k Chaneallec Konrad Adenauer’s appears mw there will be m Sorer* asse t had acted boh led 5* hack* i f Us nib and out- wash ego. Tba sketch la of a muitoehed man, toll and slander, In his lata 40'a or early M's. Such a man was ■•an ssveral times during th* last three weeks, police said, parked across the street from the home of Mr*. Bevsrly Jarrell Cochran. Mrs. Cochran, I t, disappeared last Wednesday night, Hsr hus­ band, salesman Jams* E. Coch­ ran, 8S, returned home from work to find their ll-montb-old (laugh- WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Pood and Drug AdminlitraUon today announced new standards for labeling commercially.packsd orange Jules. Manufacturers and packagers of orange Juice henceforth will he required to aUU whether tba pro* duet Is a concentrate or is pro* pared In part from a concentrate, and whether ft has had water er sweeteners added. FDA officials said It has been virtually impossible to spell out standards In tbe past because of (he rapidly changing nature of citrus industry. Undsr the new regulations, regular orango Juice which has been heated to destroy entyiaea orange Juice.** Any orange juice preduct mede entirely er partially from concen­ trate must bear a statement such as “prepared In part from water extract of orange pulp." Tbe standards allow natural sugars or oranga Jules concentre, lei to be edded as optional Ingre­ dients to “sweeten'' orange juice. But sweeteners may not be used in such a way as to replace any part of the orange juice solids required in an unsweetened pro­ duct. , The addition of regular Juice to flavor a product sold aa a concentrato Is also permitted. But tba standards do not permit the use of artificial sweeteners er chemical preservatives. P«1 thane bent bays on yowr m arket Hnl! They’re ■area a f the faiggaet fend value# ynn’M at* hi ■ m a t h nf shopping days—yet, they’m nwly a tiny fraction of i t the money-aaving Jaw p r i m ynn’II fiad th ro a t ho st o a r m arket every day! Check your waa la aaw— thmi eome aback o a r panrketfal of napor food b a y s ! S ta rt anting b a tte r aad envlog m r o —chop T IP TOP, th e fiae lead store*. HERMAN’S GUARANTEED TENDER BOSTON (UPI) - Twelve man today deliberated the tola of Wil­ iam Van Rio while the handsoma ahip'i radio officer accused of ■laying a pretty passenger recited lb* rosary to a room Marfap with Ms wife, Malta. Tba Superior Court Jury receiv­ ed the m urder eat* at l : t t Tues­ day night after hearing I t days of testimony and an lrapaaaionod plea by th* defendant. Judge Frank J , Murray gave th* Jurors six ahoicea ranging from firit de­ gree murder with death In the electric chair to innorent. The iUm, XI-year-old Van Rte waa accused of healing Chicago divorcee Lynn Xautfman, 23, in bar cabin aboard the Dutch freighter Utrecht and throwing her unconscious body into Boston Harbor Inst Sept. It, Iter serainude body washed ashore on a harbor island th* next day. Tbo prosecution, headed by A sst Diet. Ally. John *. McAullfte, contended the slaying climaxed an argument that shattered an Wick love affair between Van Rle and Mia* Kauffman who was re ­ turning from Singapore. Van Rte freely admitted commilling adultery “seven or eight" time* during the 44-day voyage from the Far East. The defendant, his wile tense in bar seat M ar the prisoner'# dock, made ■ dramatis plan U. Ih* Jury late Tuesday. LEA N CORN FED STREAK O’ LEAN L y k e *’ Thrifty SUPER VALUE SHURFRE8H BLUEPLATE DIXIE LILY QUICK LAST SHOWING OPEN 12i45 “OPERATION PETTICOAT" Crop production In 103* equal ad previous records, hot only two field erops, corn and auger beets, set m w production records. Chicken af I h e Sea PUONB FA X-IS1S LAST TIMES TON 1TB ?;W AND la.-re P. M. “ l**l ARABIAN NIGHTS’* Starring The Nearsighted “MR. MAGOO" PLUS AT «s4* ONLY T H K FLYING FONTAINES' MIKE CALLAN > COLOR Tuna 35c Birds By* 1* Os. Strawberries 29c 2/35c TV Dinners 67c NOW Legal Notice 2 Fabulous Markets UIVKN (h at (US Beard of Adiuelm eot ef the l> M • reg u lar m erlin s at It** r. M. • • *Sj to Ike Cltr CommlMlim lloam a t ih* Clijr Blasr a s appeal for a ra rlsn ra of Ih* I on Ins property locale* at aIT W. Third Sires I. LeBal t R at l,ol* 1 S T , aod Ih* Kprlh I I ft. ef feet, M ac* *. Tlae. S. KdearS F. Laos M SAVINGS 1100 -13th S t Goldsboro Sanford A vs. at 4th St. *4i M M a s re » u r- li “7 / 11 r "’ It i t ' ' M ( �^Election Year Officially Here UNCERTAIN TRUMPET Qualifying for county office* opened Tuesday and several candidates filed with the clerk to begin campaigning, b The courthouse was the scene of considerable discussion about who might and who might not run for the 20 county positions up for vote in the May S primary. Predictions are that 60 to 60 candidates will be on the ballot, maybe more. Moat of the communities have been talking about the races already, some preparing to gnt'into them actively. The choices naturally won’t be known for awhile, but one thing is encouraging, no m atter who the candidates are, a large voter turnout is anticipated by those who follow elections. N 4P During the November voting, when reapportionment could have given Seminole County a senator of its own in the atata legislature, the polls definitely w ere not crowded. A lot »f people did not vote on that important isaue. We are ready to support one group—or several if neces■ary—and that is the group which stages tha get-out-thevote campaign. All eligible citizens ought to vote. Their dutv in the election is as pronounced as that of those who finally are elected. ^ h a t Sunshine Is More Like It If we have to sta rt the week's work with Monday, it would be nica if they were all like that one this week. That sunshine was real Florida-style after such a spell iof wet, clammy and not too hot foreign weather. We felt m ore at home and, with a few consecutive days like that, might give forth with a burst of energy before spring fever ■eta in. DAILY CROSSWORD ACROM 1.1 miution diamond S. Branch 10. To contract 11. Strangs i Scot. | J2. Oitl-r gai.. .-nt* DOWN 1. Improve­ ment 3.011 3. Meager 4. Egypt's King -— ■ B. Sub-titute i Cler.) « Soak up IS. Yiiniig salmon 14. IVrl 39. Exclamation IT. A Jok* 15. Hearch for M- Ona of Socialy Islands IS. Dataat* Bt. Lik*ly 20. Female fowl 2t. NahuaUan *«. Siberian gulf 24. Half an cm as. r . 7* retire ‘Brit. slang) 22. Notwilh. standing that fvar.) 22. Tiny XS. Boast 34. Iron'* raw state M. Girl's nickname 22. Wh 11r poplar m uKMMO W WHjH 23. Make choice 25. M aker iL iH J U J P U M U ||J Hfyj | of an J. outer P ^ S H fr gniment h i re's T ? 2fi Jau n tily sir v 2T. Boy's f l t i r i gw jgtH nflT nick. name ” YttUNsj'* Aaietr 28. Bay 29. Moat loyal •TO. I-nn* — , singer ■poea.) 31. Wita old bird ______ - r 33. Ch ling's hnmrlani 38. Babylonian water god i pots.) 40. Falsehood jEZ 4 7 7 T £>5 J95 a r /Y “ ______ ■ _ _ __ m ___ 28. T om 3T. — lx K'nneel 29 *re cn 41. C nar’f* Ixmii 42. C itin'" of ao; ,< 43. Cereal m in e 44. Contempor. ary to Visitor ACROSS 1. Sea north of Turkey 8 \ cudgel 11. Rascal 32. Mora fault­ less 33. Entire 34. Lag Joint 35. Compass point 36. of Pines, W. I IT. Meat jelly SI. Balt m irth ta M. Copy BT. Bhre pi Ike 28. Purple seaweed 30. Money roll ■slang) 21. Conductor! 23. Edible moUutki 24. School course 48. Record*.!, at morle 47. French after a T.1 year academic career. Rut he didn't want to leave the school. "I'm busy earning the degree of m ailer of maintenance!" he explained. "1 think a man can dignify any job." Agile, alert, cheerful and friend­ ly. Smith lakes rare of the college gym. Students presented him with a red sweater carrying a hit whits CHICAGO (UPI) — California Ottcrhein " 0 " on it and hr wears in 1959 became the 46th state to it while he shines the floor with impo»e a rigaret tax, according a big mop. to tha Federation of Tex Admin, The 1959 state legislates de­ istralors, leaving »sly North Car­ feated a proposal that woBi have olina, Colorado, Oregon and Vir­ made the colors of Indians'* lic­ ginia without one. ense pistes match those of the Ttxaa Joined Montana and high school which won the state Louisiana with tha highest rate, basketball championship m l • rente a peck. year. 34. Rotary bead 35. Through 26. Bitter vetch 29. Con. denies and holds 32. Water god iBnbylt 31. Selected 34. Steeped barley 38. Region 34. Snare 28. Red m n m n y///a vM m n m r % ** w 1r DUh .V 3. Concoct 2. aw ssU itirt 2. MtlurM Wed. M a rc h 2 .1 8 6 0 — Page 11 1 0 ** Kuchel (R Calif.) calls (or vote. Everyone gives hollow laugh, 11:85 p.m. — Kennedy gels floor, giving southerners a re­ spite. I deride I alio nred a respite and retire from the field of battle. Footnote — The menu at the place where I had dinner listed one dish — 1 swear this is true — called "integrated chicken." Hank's csm la dnably Interest­ ing U salesmen, as well aa to preachers and teacher*. The fail­ ure of alder men can often be explained by the psychiatry out­ lined below. Older aaleamen can coast for several year*, but H takes Lew Sarell'i “ hell fire" to build up n surreisful clientele In this com pel h e modern age. CASE D — 488: Hank J„ aged ST. has held several prominent jobs. "nut he is out of work,” an in­ surance branch manager informed me. "and says he'd like to take a fling at selling life insurance. "My company frowns on our hir­ ing older people, hut he has a lot of contract* snd a brilliant brain. "So what do you think of my giving him a try-out for 8 months” Well. I told him that the odds favored the advice of hi* company, for older men tend to roast on their laurels. And IT they aren’t telling, they try to alibi beforu the younger salesmen by boasting of their for­ mer Important poiiUont. Not ALL older men do this, but Ihe odd* show that most of them feel embarrassed at starting in a new field with younger eo-workers, so they often start telling of the "good old dsjw", as a means of Inflating their own wounded ego. Sure enough, after Hank had been on the Job for a couple of month*, hli manager found him regaling the other salesmen with glowing stories of bis travel* and former Important posts, including a government Joh. Rut Hank didn’t produce sales: And the lower hi* tales volume became on surceeding month*, tha more he tried to inflate hi* ego by stories of his successful past: It Is typical of all talesmen, whether of merchandise or even (hose sellers of Ideas In classrooms or pulpits, that they tend to "coast*'. They get laiy and attempt to gal hy on past work. Many an older clergyman thus tries to rely more stained glass windows arid other ornate ritual, to cover up hi* failure to produce better sermon*. While 1 was visiting in New York recently, a young aalea man* ager of a newspaper syndicate mentioned a rival syndicate. ’’Its salesmen are too old," be began. "They ere p u t u and riding the coattails of their former hard work. "They have lost their tip and fight. Now they are Just genial grandfathers, so they ean't compete with our crew in this rigoroo* field." Knowing the men of whom he was talking. I was inclined te agree with thi* younger aalea man­ ager, for salesmanship demand* a lot of ftre and drive. A talesman mutt he sufficiently dominant and masculine to enede a lot of subconscious pressure. I-ew S trait, format speech pro­ misor at Northwestern, used te describe this inner magnetism a* "hell fire". "A successful leader (sataam an)." said Prof, Sarett "must have a lot of hell fire inside him." Older men often lose their gen vigor, ao they become platonic and placid, thus falling le ahow the diplomatic pugnacity needed to close deals. And because they may leek their former physical excess energy, they often cut out the leg work or pounding Urn pavements (hat spella a topnotch talesman, re­ porter, doctor or even a storey* man. An impotent man m ikes a poor salesman, for pugnlrity eorrefatee with sex vigor and a good sales­ man must have "flghl", aoeplcd with diplomacy. All good salesmanship implies a certain amount of daft "praasnre" and personality dominance. Domi­ nance is usually baaed an sexual vigor. So lend for my booklet "Surefire Sales A Advertising Strategy,” en­ closing a stamped return envelope* plus 20c (non-profit). ' 46 States Impose Taxes On Cigarets Happlneaa Through. Haalth (By DR. F. LKO KERWIN) •T. Musical work 41. Archer’s weapon 43. Not poetry 44- Rental qiU . .ltd paper. Has rirramy look. Could he be reading about bit favorite presidential candidate? 5:1* p.m. — Southerners send in Sen. Russell B. Long <t) t-a ) In ask Robertson questions. This gives Robertson's vocal cord* a rest, makes speech last longer. <:22 p.m. — latng still ques* lioning Robertson. Crowd In gal­ lery ihlnnlns out. For some rea­ son I began thinking about a television program rilled "Keep Talking." T:M p.m. — Tima out for din­ ner. (See Footnote). ■:IS p.m. — Return to Senate chamber. Galleries filling up again. More senators drifting in. R:II p.m, — Sen. Lister Hilt (D-Ala.) comet to aid of Robert* son. Asks if It not true that George Washington, Thomas Jef­ ferson. James Madison and Pat­ rick H e n r y w*r* Virginians? Robertson confirms. 1:21 p.m< — Son. Albort Gore (D-Tenn.) asks why Hill left John Smith and Pocohontas out of list of famous Virginians. Hill says if he namr(d Ihem ail ha might be accused of filibuitaring. 8:44 p.m. — Robertson, who has been talking 2T0 minutes, yields floor. Sen. Thom u H. after a note appeared here pointing I The senator* — Absalom WtRli out that our twq» U. S. senators I Robertson and Harry Flood Byrd, from Virginia were both natives of both Democrats—as it turns out, another state—West Virginia. I are natives of the same town. WESTERVILLE, Ohio (L'Pl) Farmer Professor John Franklin Smith Is now a janitor at Otterbeln College here and enjoying It. Smith, T9, once an instructor in speech and drama, retired In I960 CROSSWORD 5. Voice pitch 6. Mineral spring T. Long bIot.se S Chest* lob*) 8. Dropped 10. Liberate 18. Fishhook line 19. Feiher 30. Moslem religion 21. Female pig 31. Polynesian ■drink 23. Movable cover By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UP1) — Now that my ears have quit ringing, I ran tell you what I've been doing. I've been filibuster watch­ ing in the Senate. Watching a filibuster It somethink like watching an Iceberg. It* movement ii imperceptible and 90 per rent of it la below the surface. The great,civil rights debate of tIM was barely getting underway when I arrived in Ihe 5enate press gallery. People were scurrying about aa in preparation for a siege. Southerners hsd hern pictured is standing at a "new Appomat­ tox" in the struggle. Rut for the moment, at least, it seemed mors like Bull Run. Following is Ihe log I kept during the early hours of what described as tha might ''Olympics of th i - Larynx:" S: IB p.m. — Made first descent Into cave of Ihe winds. Sen. A. Willis Robertson (D-Va ) holding fort for South. Sen. Spessard Hol­ land (D-Fla.) guarding flanks. Both in good voice. 1:28 p.m. — Spottrd Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) at desk In rear row, reading newt- WASHINGTON* - Notes while strolling down Pcnn«ylvsnli Ave. Every' Wsihlngton’s Birthday, the laic, ureal Fred Othman would lake a vacation from hla daily cott.mnins chore* and die out an old dory from hi* filet—about George Washington'* italue. Freddy'* only a**ignment that day wa* in descend to the cold, gloomy catacomb* of the Smithsonian Institution, where George had been tucked away long before, to make *ure he was (till hidden there. And he w*». and Fred re­ printed hi* annual itory. The ataluc, which co*t thi* gov­ ernment Hn.ooo about a century ago, wa* hidden for a good reason. It's a goose-pimple monstrosity showing George with nothing but a towel draping hi* midriff. It would please Fred to know that after hit many years of cajol­ ing the Smithsonian finally gave in and moved George upstairs. He doesn't look so goose-pimply any­ more. They now have a warm spotlight on him. Election years give Washington's political Jockeys the shakes. They don’t know which dark horae to slake their future on. A case in point la Rep. Charley Hallcck's sudden popularity. The Indian* Stale Society of Washington selected Charley, the only "avowed" vlce-pre *ldenii»l nominee, as the "Hooater of I960," and decided to hold a little pre­ sentation parly March 10. But when word got out, it seemcd that every Republican politician wanted to be seen Paying homage to the possible next vice president, so the society hsd to rent the larg­ est ballroom in Washington, at the Sheraton Park Hotel. All 1,84)0 ticket* were sold out— at Sin a head—even before it was known that Hoagy Carmichael and Herb Shrincr, two other Hooiicrs, would be on hand. The next president of the United Slates will fare an eerie curse tjist for more than a century has hung over every chief executive elected In a year ending with zero. Every 20 years, sine* 1840. all of ihem—there were alx—died in of­ fice. In 1840. it waa William II. Harrison. 1800—Abraham Lincoln. 1880— James A. Garfield. 1900William McKinley, 1920— Warren G. Harding. 1940— Franklin I). Roosevrll. I960T — L el'l hope Ihe Jinx 1* broken. An odd coincidence rim e In light tu to r* frrs lk b e tte r m e a ls b u ild b e tte r fa m ilie s and for the best food at lowest prices shop Sanford and the Sanford Herald! The Principle It 1b poaaibl# for ■ displaced vertebra to produce pressure on nerves In such a way that would causa sinus trouble and rheumatism of the legs at the same time. I t la poesible for a displaced vertebra to ao press on nerves and causa k i d n e y trouble and prod u e t headaches a t the same time. It la also possible m tha result of nerve pressure to cause liver toruble, anem ia and append!citie a t tha aama tlm a, a <4i. ni— n rriiu r» rot *n tun *rniu* nnerves, P r ^ « P7iJrfU™ .i- S u ro x m u ! ana causa numerous diseases a t the same time. Likewie, a specific Chiropractic adjustm ent will release the pressure on one or numeroua nerves a t tha- aama tim a and thereby correct the CAUSE of one or numerous diseases n t the sam e time. Many thousands of patients ■ ' r >1 ona Illness; many have severnl ailments; that is because there is pressure on numcroua nerves affecting several organs or parts of the body a t the same time. That is the reason why many Individuals (who are not adjusted) taka * purgative for constipation, aspirin for a headache, a diet and treatm ents of aoma kind for rheumatism, Scientific Chiropractic health aarvlca is not a nne-ditexas service, good for this but not o r , *°[n* " lh ar Ch.lr?prtetJc ncLu *f* j us t ment a th a t reach the var,OU" dl*e,‘*** through the n#rVM ,n 111 P « rU o f th e h u man miB b0d,r* One e f a eertes a t s riid a e published in th e puhHe totereet to explain and Htontoato the practice ef arinO M a Chiropractic, w ritten by Dr. F, L m Kerwla whose effiee to Iccn ted a t M l S. French A re. and hto M eahaaa nansber hi _______ l i .. " " 0 * M O'- J ' L .J �i 1 P a te 12—Wed. March 2.1960 A eeN erA L j • * " COMAAN/ eom.v©HAoc 7 BOONID — l FKO M TH * thbv l o s t 1 TWO THOUSAND PSNTAdOM » > , COLLAR* ALL THAT POOS OVIR A LOW'S/ TWO ORANP _ HERALD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results TCYPfrt CONCOCT IN® V fcO R TM OP A P U tU S C A L* InQ U ttV W N T* IN V IG T i O A T/C N S v - . D O W N /J Classified Phone FA 2-2(11 NORTH ORLANDO HOMES: 2 2-BEDROOM house, tarnished, In* eluding automatic w aiter. Lease bedroom, sernned patio, swimavailable. Phone PA 2-ows. mlng pool. Children welcome. MS per month. Call FA 2-7104. NICE furnlibed newly redeeorat* A ed apartment 90S Park Ave. Phone FA 2*0211, if no aaiw er PA 2-1220. 2-BEDROOM house, nothing laney SMALL apsrtm ent 200 Avocado, but cheap rent. S7.30 per week. TWO BEDROOM house, kitchen Phone PA 2-3219. equipped, water tarnished, like privileges. 9S0. Pb. Geneva 24S1. 2-BEDROOM nicely tarnished gar­ age apartment on Lake Golden; lake privileges. Cali FA 2-0274. FURNISHED 1-Bdrm. apartment t i l per mo. all • i.ties paid except gaa. Call FA 2-3071, till 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house. S:30 FA 2-3333 after S:30. DEADLINE! . ■y,. ::/■. m • WELL. WC " W U L W O W JO E F DM I3ATETW PLACE WITH HIS PIPE LAST WICK. O 'T H * WIND A W H ILE f r • ...AN* ITt> HARDLY OE SAFE FOR ANYONE T* 3 0 IN THERE FOR A FEW MORE DAYS YET/ STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED! i- tm HOMES, DUPLEXES, APARTMENTS KESPONUBIUTYl I* l MAAS NOIfi£,SOMtONi M*MT nMUAMMBSmK WIU.* IP I CAKONIV mavk mi u r r MB H itt 10 DIE «riTOf£K vssxir. Tha Hsrald will ael be raepaeulbla far more thaa aas laeaertet laserlion a f your ad, and r aaar raa the right ta rtviaa a r rajart aay advartlacmrnt from th a t ordered ta conform to t t e polkiao of tl papor. i HkvEtefiEf our? MAYBE I CAN MSYE rruPTHE SIDE OE THE WEU-**UWHH rl CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Good Food 2. For Rant S. Wantad ta Rant 4. Real Eatala Wasted 5. Rtal Estate Far Bala A Mortgage Loom 7. Bualnaaa OpportunlUee T-A lasnraaco A Female Help Waatad P. Mala Help Wasted 10. Mala ar Female 11. Work Wasted 12. Plumbing Services 11. Electrical Service* 14. Build, Paint * Repair 13..Special Services 13-A Baasty Tartars 13. Flowers * Plant* 17. Pats * Livestock * Sappliao 13. Machinery • Taels IP. Boats nod Maters 21. Automobiles 29-A Trailers 21. Furniture 22. Articles For Sals 22-A Article Wanted 22. Notices * Personals 24. Lost 4k Found 23. Education • Instruction A ■ m & '/‘i i , 9 ■ 3-ROOM furnished garage apart­ ment, electric and water furn­ ished. Adults only. Call after 4:00, FA 2-1303. CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY 111 N. PARR AVE. FA 2-2420 UNFURNISHED 2-tedroem houic. Telephone FA 2-3310 S-MODERN FURNISHED spirt* m enu. FA 2-4SU. Ml Pslmetto RANGE BLVD., • ml. W of Ave. Available now. Sanford; 2 bedroom furnished » home, Barn. Everything spick W and span. 170. Bargain. H. R. Rice, 24 Sunset Dr., DeBqry. Turn thru FrL • S P. M. day fee* fore laaertiaa. Man. • SaL was ■ i 'r CLASSIFIED DISPLAYl Tuas., thru FrL • 2 P. M. day ha* fora laatrtioa. Mon. • Sat. aaaa • - - .... i ! I | • w i. —— •4, • j !> -. 11 i ; i t . | s B J T V teU M P ir FOB SUBmAl / IVF AFC ItYUt* A SMALL VIAL OF 7HFSC PACTfRlA WOULD EAT RIGHT THROUGH YOUR M8TAL WORLD... PC 87 ROY IT . COMPLETELY/ A you, e A m man ! wouio >ou OONPesw u i M l TO tKTthCrtON? y 11 I Gables, 2-0720. Legal Notice •■ lim a cw a.tr, Biatw wf F io n as, sir r m e iA T a la,*# »*• Baeasa a« F ra n ces r . n u c M x rrc riN A S , VOTICC D ttU H l Katie* I* hereby riv en th a t Me u nderslaatS w ill, an tha ll th Bar e r Marsh, A. D. ISIS, present la tha H aaarahla C a u n tr Ju4g* af ■am laals County, Florida, har (laal return, arcount and v au rb ira, as A d m ln litratrla a r th a K slats a f Frances K. F ranatta. diaaaaad. and a t said tlm a .O a n dad ih t r s , ataha ■■■llcatlan t t th a said J a d a a fa r a final a stu a m a a t a f bSr adw tal■ tratlsn a t said aatata, and fa r aa erd ar d la c h a rfla g b a r aa suck Adm ln lalratrlt. Datad th is th a l i b day a f Febrnary, A. D. IMS. /■ / tn a O sedm in McCarthy 2-ROOM cottage completely tarn­ LARGE 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipped. Children and pels ished, all utilities, ready to move wanted. 241 per month. Phone in. Adults only. 2404 Park. Ap­ Geneva, 24SI. ply Stamper Agency. FURNISHED apartment, 2 rooms and bath. TOO Park Ave. Pkone FA 2-2304. 2-BEDROOM house BM per month. FURNISHED bouse for rent, 11 Smyrna Dr., DeBary. •01 Rosalia Dr. Call after 3:00 P. M.. FA 2-3312. RENT OR SALE: 2-bedroom, kit­ chen furnished home. Phone LOWER FLOOR apartment, part­ FA 2-2341. ly furnished, electric kitchen. Call Mrs. Appleby, FA 24681 or APARTMENT. 112 Llm. FA 2-0578. TWO 2-tedroom houiei, kitchens equipped. FA 2-1043. * WELAKA APARTMENTS i rooma private baths, 114 W. F irst St. HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East side between Celery and Geneva Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchtr. ap­ pliances. School bus stop. Quiet neighborhood. STS per month. Phone FA 2-4143. I t Pnyi To U ia Tha HERALD W ant Ada. PURN. Apt. 201U W. 1st St. Ltgol Notice 2, 3 and 4 BR. houses, 2 BR furnished apartment. ROSA L. PAYTON • And Associates RtglsUred Rtal Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1201 17-92 a t Hiawatha T P AFPHT THAT KOMB r/o Joa Blohop Hauls I, l o t IS Fltaaarald, Oaorala Tou ar* haraby aallfled that a 2-ROOM furnished a p a rtm e n t, 219 M agnolia. Phona A. K. R osset•ult ta foreclose a saortaaaa an tas below draerlbad properly has U r, F lo re it. FA 2-1351. haan rsmtnenced aaanit you la the Circuit Caurt af tha Ninth Judl* rial Circuit, atailnola County, FlorRENT A BED RoUaway, HosplUl A Baby Beda By Day, Waek a r Month. CARROLL’S FURNITU1E Ph. FA 24111 11B W. 1st S t L V * S o g M M Y, *(J, f> irk* •\ . * -----------iJ Customer .t WL»ll|!llli'll'!lH'l'l'LJ - *** WMa Y DIDVOU P U T W T hETITII w DACiVMOOD-DID YOU HAVE CPIMACHTOMAKFtr A Chocolate malted milk TASTg UKE THAT? .___. a t kol p . ^ " SHAM E l O CLO CK?/ RTCVf MEAT IS TDUSH j I ACRES 2 te rra with 2 bedroom, eanerot* block home, klgk and dry land. Housa approximately 10 years old,'with new roof. Several oak trees and assorted citrus trees. Good water. On paved Rd. $10,800 with m a l l down p ar1SSS. If you fall to do so a Demeat. ers* Fro Canfssso w ill ha antarad ecaln ai you for tha rtlla f dem and­ ed In lha Complaint. $200 DOWN WITNICM my hand and lha seal of aalil C ourt In M a ta rd . Seminole 3 BR. homo with hardwood floors County, Florida, thla Itb day of and ceramic tils bath. F ebruary, tss*. David M. a ate h el Clark af tha C ircuit Court Kyi M artha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark m m■ W l\ With gsaroisgt) ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates (■■AL) NATHAN LORI lilt Mataalf Funding Registered Real Eatata Broker Ph. FA 3-1301 17-12 at Hiawatha Grlenda. Flsrlda . 3-BEDROOM, S bath, Sualand Eitatea, 204 Oakland Ave. Attorney far Plaintiff Publlehl Fob. ta. 11, JS A Regular Scheduled Advertising o u to e .a o N F A WHATDIO h r l •A F T O B U Y f J aSeVSncur I AND eXur? AhTl LJIAA II A unaaf AHOIASTHm AT The !A- -f LO C A T IO N : THIS LITTLE TBOC OUGHT *70 GRTTHAT VGANGOUTOF j , THE k it c h e n .* S a n fo rd H e ra ld 1501 W yunaw ood D riv e , Wyn i wi i i sad sltuU d m 75' x IIS' ta b m u tlf u l KOOWi t Blft'Bi— h a lr w . fully tilnd litb . Mrtai n m , ita lic u r n , kltchta, otrftt U , u d utility iJSsT CONSTRUCTION: CB cMutmetlom, w ith t a m i u flMf% Martin chip pUcfcai rwnf, m i aw ataf wtaiowa. 53b2f5£ P IU C Ii Thta h M s M b B m n fo r uatly H U M . 1 » # KXCLVSIVI WITH H tom m U Coimtar's Omb M ir Nem per*M f ; ' • ■’ a . . . 1 ■\ v ,r;-: STENSTROM REALTY 111 tt. CASK AVI. ' • • 1 ^ ’ ML F A M i l , �A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 5. Real Estate For Sale 5. Real Eatate F or Sale 1.8EDROOM home in well eitabOWNER MUST SELL itaed neighborhood. S p e c i a l 42 acres, over l mile on lake, rmi. FA M l» . 'v mile Of paved county highway frontage. Northweat Seminole County. Favorable terms. In­ ACCESS TO TH E WORLD cludes cottage. Dr. Polgar, Rye, 01' Man River he don't eay N. Y. Woodbine 7-1627. nothin', but he eure knows some­ thin'! He kaowa that 11 you own BY OWNER: Must sell this week. a lot on h it banks the wide Furnished 2 bedroom house, world la a t your doorstep. There large lot, tome fruit. Near in­ it nothing like a home on the tersection of super highway and 17-92. PHee IS,700, FA 2-«23«. river for boating, fishing, and a b eau tifu l scenery. How about " “ letting at ua show you what we REAL ESTATE DRtt'E-IN have? Call ua tomorrow morning J. W. HALL l at nine o'clock l 2344 French Ave. R etiU r W. H. "BUI'' STEMPER Agency Phone FA 2-3*41 Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park "Call H slT Phone FA 21331 KOI Park Dr. « BY OWNER: 3-bedroom kitchen equipped, Sualand E s t a t e s . Phone F A 2-7937. PEDROOM, 2 bath, double car­ port*, w tra large utility room, Florida room. 110 Shannon Dr. FA 1-1272. 9 ACRES farm land Sanford ery Delta, 9430 per acre, 8230 down, five years to balance. Richard* Hotel bourne, Fla. Cel­ only pay Mel­ WHITE BRICK FIREPLACE FOR SALE eated West end of spacloui llv• lag room. Also thrown in for food measure—two bedrooms, Ul* hath and a half, modern electric kitchen, terraito floors throughout. All this situated on Lovely Lake Lotus, three blocks off 17-12, Catselberry area. Buy thil lovely year old home for the low, low price of only 114,500. S n t in on the ground floor. Seve­ ral desirable lota available on Route 17-02 near Five Points. Ideal business sites. Neat two bedroom masonry home, fully equipped kitchen. Within view of a beautiful lake In town • f Lake Mary. Price only 86930 caib. Thia la actually below M arket value. Good for a mort­ g a g e loan. Entire block, comprising 341/3 , xeraa—Facing on four atraets. In Them of Lake Mary. Has usable fram e house, with elty water and electricity. Eseallent for building site, High 4 Dry. Price: 814,500 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE SURETY BONDS RAYMOND M. BALL AND ASSOCIATES Amy Anderson Genevieve (Jennie) Blair Carl Cborpanlng, J r. Robert J . Schmidt W. B. Shippy Cmdr. G. R. Strickland Marvin William* 818 So. Parle Ave. Ph. PA 2-3841 Sanford Jk Evans Bldg. Lake Mary W Ph. FA 2-12*0 Sbm k n o l l s IDEAL FAMILY HOMES • 3 BEDROOMS • l'/i A 2 BATHS |5» DOWN FHA FINANCED Drive F ear Block* Waal Off Fraaeh Av*. On » t h BL A Stamper Associate la On The P m e lass Daily. Priced Under Prevent Market f BEE OR CALL TODAY Sfemper Agency Ph. FA 2-4*11 111 N. Park Av*. Flu FA 24181 2881 Park Ave. Stenstrom Realty HERBERT STENSTROM Sl|r 5. Real Estate F a r Sat* ftaatarh Rrralh WILL TRADE lota or acreage for houietraller. FA 2-0311. Wed. March 2, 1060—Page 18 Gateway To Tha Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer LAFF-A-DAY Robson Sporting Good* REDUCING PRICE for quick sal*. By owner: 2 bedroom CB house, wood floors: corner let, fenced backyard., FA 2-12*3. FARMER’S lo t4-9 E. lit. MODEL "A". Phone FA 1-1013. MUST SELL ’30 Volkswagen, ex­ cellent condition. FA 2j g j •*' N. V. Farm er, Realtor » . H. W hitm an Lillian G. Tram s Associates. 110 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-1221 After koun, FA 2-2818, FA t-40U, FA 2-0281 MODEL A FC-5D. new tog, 178 cash. Cali FA 1-3013. 20*A Trailers FOR SALE — 1930 Spent* Craft Home Trailer. 4*1kit. See Clyde Walla at DeWitta Trailer Park. No phone call*. Owner Transferred Mutt sacrifice 3 B. R., 1 bath home with large Florida room. Let 67' x 145’. Unusual 4te% mortgage. Buy my equity. Resaonsbte terms available. Call FA 2-0092 after 6:00 P. M. Registered Broker ASSOCIATES Merle W. Warner FISH CAMP, LAKE HARNEY Bettye D. Smith 333’ front on Lake, nice two bed­ R. E. Magnuisen room camp, suitobla fer year Ned D. Julian round living. R. J . Boynton Linvil J. niansr St. Johns Realty Co. Robert R, Lee 119 N. Park Ave. 'T d bat* lo g e a tiie loaer.” Lottie Broadway Kenneth Torbett 8. Female Help Wanted 111 N. Park — Ph. FA 2-2410 DENTAL assistant, qualified to IS. Electrical Services 15. Special Servlets 3-BEDROOM, Ilk bath, fully air meet public, able to aaiume of­ conditioned home with utility fice responsibilities, permanent House Wiring — F.lectrie Service Sewing Mach. Repairs and separate storage room. resident- Respond in handwriting Sid Vihien ALL MAKES 4 MODELS Large fenced yard, patio. 4li% to box D c/o Sanford Herald. RANDALL ELECTRIC 104 So. Park (31 hr. aer.) loan. 910.60 monthly. 105 Laurel 112 Magaelie ' F‘ FA 2-3823 Dr. FA 2-3174. Credit Girl ...................... ..833 up. Cashier-Typist .......................... 8240 ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ 8-LOTS in Dreamwold Section; al­ Secretary ...................... About 8300 ment*, invoices, band bills, and ready cleared and leveled. Pric­ Receptioniit ..............................8195 B A M ROOFING programs, o t P n g resslva ed to sell. Phone FA 2-0231. Office R. N.............................. 8230 Contracting 4 Repairs Printing Co. rhono FA 2 29313-BEDROOM house, 20* Oakland PBX Girl ............................. 8200 Licensed — Boadcd —Inrerad 30« Weit 13th St. SELECTIVE PERSONNEL Dr., Sunland Estates, Low down FREE ESTIMATES 328 N. Park Avt. Winter Park 300 Laurel Ave. PUMPS ~ SPRINKLERS payment. FA 2-3728. Pi.. FA 2-7943 All type* and aliei, Initalled "Do It YouraeH" 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped, THOS. E. THOMPSON AVON HAS 3147. 13 yr. mortgage, 8400 WE REPAIR AND SLRVICR General Contractor 9 open territorial — elly — down. FA 2-2814. STINE Home Carpentry Repiiro also opening la LOCH ARBOR. Machinery a id Supply C*. Rooting 4 Siding WRITE IMMEDIATELY for1300.00 DOWN 207 W. 20d St. Ph. FA 2-849! Phone FA 2 4432 interview — Box 246, Lockhart, 2400 LAUREL AVE. Fla. Thia three bedroom block home HOU8E CLEANING WALL PAPERING 4 PAINTING with many extrai can be pur­ Work Guaranteed Rod Beerd Windows, Floor*, Walla. Free Es­ chased through FHA Financing timate. Call FA 2-1212 or Contact SOg West 8th St. Unusual Career Opportunity for only 114,000.00, FA 1-198). Phone FA 24843 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor For woman age 25 to S3, interest­ TV a ad RADIO REPAIR a f w ed In bettering herself financial­ RAINBOW Painters 4 Decorators Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. 3:00 nights and weekend!*, Saa­ ly and socially. Established na­ - F r e e Estimates. Ph. FA 24398. FA 2-3831 Atlantic Bank Bldg, ford, Lake Mary and Longwood. tionally known concern offers FA 2-2772 and FA 14813. future with substantial income, painting problems plua satlsfaetian of delivering IF YOU have NOTICE to take ddvantage of and want _____________ _ - 15«A Baauty Parlors an im pertint service to this years of experience and the eommmunlly. Good education HOME SEEKERS best of workmanship, call K. Ju n s Brown’s Beauty Salon and sincere interest in children M. Bledsoe, FA 2-4122. 2010 Adams Ave. Ph. FA 2-1027 Watch This Space necessary. Teaching or business background helpful. Must have 15. Special Service* Thia beautiful ala room and bath Re Lovelier With Profeaalonal car. Give background fully la home ha* screened porch, carBaluty Care. first letter. Write Mrs. Van orte, utility and atoraga -roon. nd erg round sprinkle- system Dyke. P. O. Box 8841, Orlando, CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: AH work guaranteed. Free Esti­ for tha lawn. Located on a largo Florida, mates. Phone FA 2-7819. corner tot at 2400 Oak Ave. The price will be reduced 830 each 9. Mai* Help W anted Beauty Salon PIANO TUNINO 4 REPAIRING day until aold. Original price 3610 Oak FA 2-7618 W. L. HARMON 816,830—today'* 818,100. Present General Office .......................1273 P * . FA 2-4228 After g P. M. ba* A Satisfied customer U loan, approximately 110,700, can Adjuster ................ 1319 Plua Car advertisement. be iiaum ed. Monthly payment* Route S a le s ...................About 9100 AUTO GLASS HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK are 878. Shown by appointment Orderly .................................. 8190 103 So. Oak Ph. FA 7-5742 only. Don't delay. Sea today. Dance T each er............. 8300 plus. INSTALLED Manager Train** ................... 8375 Call FA >3104. W lndjbteld Back Ginas EASTER SPECIAL SELECTIVE PERSONNEL 91.50 Waves Now 88.30 V ent Glaia 821 N. Park Ave. Winter Park Door Glaao Hair Styling 4 Cutting Includod S t Johns Realty Co. SERVICE THE TIME TESTED FIRM 10. Mai* or Female Senkarik Glass and P aint Co. EVENING APPOINTMENTS AC118 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 24123 1U 114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4822 CEPTED DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP Man-Women 820. Dally. 8*11 Lumi­ 2004 Adams Ph. FA 2-3SV nous nameplates. Write Raevaa HEATING C. A. Whiddon, Sr. Co., Attleboro, M ail. H. B. PO PE CO. is. Flower* ft Plants BROKER 290 I . Park - FA 2-4284 WANTED: Teaebar or teachtra, 202 So. Park Ave. Ph FA P. T. A. workeri for local spare Cut Flowers For Any Occaiilon INCOME TAX SERVICE time work, well compensated. NEW LAKEFRONT home: 3 bedSANFORD FLOWER SHOP WILLIAM H. MURRAY A. H. Duggan. 300 Michigan 111! Calory Ave. Tel- FA 2-1394 fA 2-1021 rooms, 2 bsths, custom built, or FA 2 0270 Ave., Daytoria Beach, Florida. terrasao, glass sliding doors, electric kitchen, fruitwood cabi­ SERVICE CALLS 11.10. For de­ nTpauHTlveatock. Supplies net*. central heating and air 11. Work W ant pendable TV service call San­ Toy Chihuahua — conditioning; largo plot, irrlga ford TV Center, 91b, and S a l­ 0-MONTH-old Minch*iter puppiei. P h o n e tion. Buy for coat direct from TYPING at home, legal er any ford Ave. FA 1-9741. FA 2-1017. othtr. Phone FA 24044. owner-builder, 919,700, low down payment, A, Frail. Clairmont WILL DO cleaning, child care and CLOCK REPAIRING: W becltn, SIAMESE KITTENS. FA 2-7920 af­ Av*.. Like Maty. FA 2 “ Long wood Park, FA 2-7873. ter 3:00. Ironing; aoma cooking. 308 E. 10th. fit. BY OWNER, attractiva 2 bedroom CB horn* located on 2 Urge PAYROLL BOOKKEEPING In my T V & Radio Service 19. Boats and Motor* beautifully landscaped lota shad home. Call FA 2 2098. 12 FT. RUNABOUT. 13 H. P. ed by oak, palm and citrus trees, Evinrude electric kicker, very (Home & Auto) fenced backyard. ekyard. Kitchen equip­ WILL keep children In my h*m*. reasonable. Rev. Joel D. Brown, N orth Orlando Electronic* ped, spare beater, hardwood 301 Mtpla Ave, FA 2-3942. Fb. FA 24*84 - FA 21983 floors, built-in eloseli, dressers 2713 Orlando Dr. — Hwy. 17-92 and chests. This bom* can be 12. Plumbing Services youra for less than 88000. Buy HOME SEWING, dress making PLUMBING my equity and assume 4H mort­ and alterations. Ph. FA 2 3833. Ceatraetiag 4 Repairs gage. payable $4* a month in­ Free Estimates cluding t u e i and Insurance or TREE AND YARD SERVICE of R. L. HARVEY will accept a small down pay­ all types. Call FA 21011 for 204 fianferd Av*. Pkeae FA 2-3213 ment. FA 2-8810 for appoint­ free estimate. ment. G D a w n 's JONES W recker Service NEW RAVENNA Pbooa FA 2-1803 No longer conneeted with Buddy's AIR CONDITIONING Automotive. Watch this apace CONTRACT and REF SIR WORK 1007 Sanford Av*. FA 21343 for NEW LOCATION. PARK HOMES om vujw uv/jfarw t 3 Bodroomt-ll/t' Baths THE CURIOSITY SHOP has m av ai la a i»#w locaUsn and will b t OPEN FOR BUSINESS FRI.f BURCH 4 .fro m $ 1 0 , 6 5 0 FHA Tha m v localioa is 8 ml. W. of Saaford, 04 R t. 4« <W. P i n t Bt.) A algw will dlrset 7 — from (bar*. ,S350o—» F r a m i$ 6 S T $ 0 Monthly I wish ta tevila a l my customer* to visit my “Curisatljr Shop”. mw O tJ fU y jM O O ^ O rO i'D A g r ^ e / w. l l t f B y j fiilw C H a. M M IM flR M m ns# Ml'M ^ RUTH GALLAGER G IFTS u , Ph. FA 2-INI 20. Automobiles AGENCY Plumbing 4b H eating 19. Boat* and Motors ANTIQUES • Quiet Community • N ear Golf Co urea $450 Down Tun St. Club For On 20lh Country Watch •••• TRAILER SACRIFICE $1,000.00 OFF OF COST I960 La Salle 32 ft., 1 bedroom, Jalousie window*, tandem wheel. Uied six week*. Clear title. Will tacriflce for caih. M n. McDon­ ald, DeWIlt Trailer Park, 2 mile* So. o( Sanford on 17-93. 22. A rticles F or Bale 21. Furnitur* New 4 Used Furniture 4 Appli­ GOOD Used Appliance* and TV s. ances. A Good Place To BUY, SELL or TRADE Gormly. Inc., Third 4 Palmetto. 32,000 BTU oil circulator Heater, has to be seen te appreciate. 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7430 Cheap! Call FA 2-4387. Uied furniture, appliance*, tool* GE REFRIGERATOR, Ilk* new, etc. Boughl-Seld Larry's Mart lord little. 883. Phone FA 3-0298. 313 Sanford Avo. Ph. FA 2-4131 '30 Z1G ZAG, almost half paid 2 2T A rtieiorF or Sale (or — take over payments of 89.30 each; 600 different stitches, MOORSE PORTABLE icwiog m a­ button boles. Write Credit M ini* chine, light weight. Five pay­ gcr, Box 600, c/o Sanford-Her, ment* of 88.60. One year guar­ aid. antee remaining. Write Credit Manager, Box 000, Sanford Her- GOOD Breakfast room suite, Itecl aid. chairs with plastic upholstery. Phone FA 2-1877. REBUILT auto generators and starter*, 6 and 12 volts. New NEW I960 20 votumn World Book muffler* for popular car*. Reel'* Encylopcdia. Call FA 2-3678. Used Auto P arti, South on Hwy. 17-92. Phone FA 2 0426. DINING room set, living roont act, bedroom set: also odd* and Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick ends. Tel. FA 2 3782. Service With Tho Caih. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. 22-A A rticles W anted Jenkins F urniture FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM RAGS WANTED VENETIAN BLINDS WILL buy clean cotton rags (or '38 METZENDORF all aluminum Encloiad bead. Sag-proof bottom 15c )b. Celery City Print Co. rail with plaitlc end*. Plastic Iraval trailer, like new. 9730. 113 So. Park Avr. or rayon tapes. Cotton or nyftn Park Avenue Trailer Court, No. cord*. 23. Notices ft Peraonate 40. Senkarik Glass and P aint Co. FA 2-4622 WANT MAN or woman te drlva LIKE NEW 33 ft. houie trailer 112-114 W. 2nd St. with or without half acre lot. my car to Carbondalc, Great WORK rlolhci, luggage, tend, Call FA 2-3100. building boom on there. Come, tarpi, blanket*, cot*. Army-Navy lets talk. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Surplus, 310 Sanford,Ave. 1938 CHAMPION 2 bedroom trail­ Cowan, i l l Cedar. er B'x38‘, 8200 down. DeWltte’i LIKE NEW hospital bed. Thone WANTED: Rida te and fram Op Trailer Park, on Hwy. 17-92. FA 2-3293. U ndo. FA 1-9114. 22 AUTOMATIC 16 shot rifle; 2 21. Furniture 17 Jewel Hamilton wrist watch­ ROLLAWAY, Hoipltal and Baby es; 1 tape recorder; 1 WestingBedi. Day, Weak or Month— house 17 in. TV. Ph. FA 2 9741. FURNITURE CENTER FURNITURE: Out goes the whole 1100 French Ave. houia full; divan and chair; Ph. TA 3-7931 refrigerator; ua, stove; large round table, buffet, chairs and CUSTOM BUILT fum itun -S in ­ side table; bunks; sewing ma­ gle placaa or etla. Also furni­ chine; typewriter; ona wheal tur* repair. Cobiaate m id*. trailer; crib; double bed; roc­ FA 2-7082. ker; two chests; twin bed; girls 20" bike, needs repair; $SAVE$ FA 2-7300. New A Used Furnitur* and Appliance* Baby airolicr. Ilk* new; FA 24010. Mather of Sanford 208-209 E. First BC Ph. FA 8-0918 • BIG VALUES • JUICK CREDIT •EA SY TERM! WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - MAIER Naw and Used Furniture 311 E. First St. FA 2-3*22 WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Wa Invite you to bo our gneate absolutely oblig *• _____ _ , free without . - "a leading load!* tlo* at oat of Sanford's Mottii white yeu local* suit­ able heating for >your»»lf and family. Pick up your hey al our Bate* Office. 58 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE SUNLAND Estates & 58 CHEVROLET DELRAY Tbrifty I Cylinder Eaglaa • Standard Transmission • MatatU (at Talon# Finish South PINECREST 4th Addition Homos Designed For ivlng. Florida Living, 8 ft 4 B edroom s — 58 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE Fardor . V8 Engine • Radio • Hcatrr • Air Caadlllaaad • Ri tlfial Tulonc Finish . New Tirea 1 ft 2 Batha VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low as 1425 You can mova in immedi­ ately white th * papers are being proesaaod. 58 CHEVROLET BEL AIR Fardar Hardtop > Radio • Heater • Perfect la Every W< WAS $2095 NOW $1 We G uarantee Personal Satisfaction Oh The Construction Of Your Home F o r The F irs t Year — O r Y our Down Paym ent And Closing Coat Will Be Cheerfully OPEN DAILY •iM A. M. *111 Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. a T il Dark SJiaam akaA Construction Co., Inc. 141 Warn Sitb S tm t FIk m FA 2-1199 HOLLER MOTOR �i ■ , y ri, n f-.-t;. j ■:K-,v>CJ r,v <i MAXWELL HOUSE (Witli IS Or Mori Order) ~ SWIFTS BROOKFIELD DIXIE CRYSTALS A WORD TO THE W IVES. . . TM • SOMETHING’S HAPPENING V' \ ’ H E R E . . . AND IT ’S WONDERFUL! ^ W Every carcass of Swift’s Premium Beef goes through a natural aging process. . . a process th at literally lifts it “out of this world” in flavor and tender­ ness. If you’ve already tried it, there isn’t much to tell you. If you haven’t, just ask your neighbor. She can tell you the “something” special in our beef makes it the best in town. Look for this brand —Your Assurance of Eating Pleasure! IN QUARTERS Or Mort Order) (Limit I PI m m ) SAVE ■ It W bon eless d BY THE DOLLARS WORTH BROWN A SERVE LINKS CALO DOG FOOD JACK MACKEREL MEATY TASTY SMALL ABSOLUTELY PEACHES RTOKELY’B PINEAPPLE ORANGE SWIFTS PREMIUM SLICED DRINK . SWIFTS » CHOPPED 1 HAM M MUSS ELMAN'S 1 GRfcEN GIANT CHEF'S . FROZEN PEAS SCOTTIES r NESTLE 1 QUIK SO *. Slat 25* RITZ ^ Crackers J y "STACK PACK” SCOT TOWELS TAHLE TOP m A A I Strawberries 5 £ 99* HELP YOUR FAVORITE ORGANIZATION w it h C T D in q u ir e TODAY PRICES CELLO 2 *>«■ 39* LESTOI L EEALEMOM ^ JUICE Oc. 2 ® 1 S MARCHS- 4 - 5 • EVERY P O U N D G U A R A N T E E D • 31r« - GOOD •W il s o n s •TENDER ; SMOKED • 14 -16 Lb. Size • Whole or # Shank Portion “WHILE THEY LAST* TOILET PLASTIC * WASTE BASKETS ONLY PARK AT 25th SANFORD * t �Tornado Slams In to M id-Florida; Pixie Ice-Bound Few Hurt As Twister * Skips Near Seminole News Briefs Prohibition Vote JACKSON. Miss. (UPI) — Both houses of the Mississippi Legisla­ ture were expected to vote today Hy United I’ren* International on a bill to eliminate the nation'i A lute winter storm that Imttered the South with nnow, only statewide prohibition law. (E lw S b r a lii WEATHER: Considerable cloudiness with n few showers ending and turning colder tonight. High today. 74-78. Iaiw tonight, 42-52. freezing rain and sleet spawned a tornado early today which SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 641 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 T H U R S D A Y , MARCH 3. 1960 VOL. XL1X hit three central Florida towns, causing minor damage and Ad Budget Okayed injuries. TALLAHASSEE (U P I)-A 3288.The twister struck just west of Groveland about 5:30 OUO budget, same amount at last ^ *• ut., overturned a house trailer nnd knocked down trees nnd year, was approved for the state House Probers Call FCC Boss 'On The Carpet' 7 power line*. Ilvskipped to Mascot ■ few miles north and damaged part of a service slatlon-reitiurant. At Apopka the tornado look the roofs from four Negro homes hut no one wss reported seriously In­ jured. Sheriff's deputies couldn't rind any tornado damage hi southwest Seminole County to­ day. The deputies were urn! to spot (orni do damage when Utry heard reports about a twister in northwest Orange County. WASHINGTON (L'PIt -H ouse investigators railed the boss of the federal Communications Commission on the carpet today to explain why he downgraded their charges of hroadea sting I The South, unused lo the ravages “ payola." of winter, was nearly paralysed FCC Chairman John C. Doer- by ice and snow which Isolated fer was summoned1 to an after­ entire towns. The winter onslaught in Dixie noon hearing a* the subcommit­ knocked out power lines, glazed tee turned Iti attention to what roads with ire and closed schools. agencies nave done to stamp out The storm dumped up to 18 payola and other radio-TV decep­ inches of snow in Virginia. It turned Dixie from the Appalachi­ tion. ans to Middle Georgia into a In response to questions about fairyland of glistening ice (hat published reports, Doerfer Hid coaled blooming jonquils and bud­ before the start of Ihi Inquiry ding azaleas. that he was a guest last month Traffic and business came lo on th« luxury yacht of a broad- a standstill in many areas includ rnstlng company president off the ing tha million-population Atlanta coast of Florida. area. Doerfor told a reporter that he Tha towns of Calhoun and La­ played bridge on the cabin cruis­ fayette in North Georgia were iso­ er Laiy Girl of George B. Stor- lated in Georgia's worst ice storm or, president of the Storcr Broad- in M years. The National Guard tasUng Co. He laid that along was given blanket authority to with other guests he wss Invited move wherever needed. The on a SO to <50-mile trip in the Gutf. Guard set up emergency generaThe FCC chief said that it was lors at aeveral places, transport­ purely social. ed nurses to a hospital in Mariet­ Two years ago Docrfcr was ta and sent forces into North questioned by House InvesUgilors Georgia communities In help about a free trip to Miami and them dig out. the Bahamas in Storcrs private More than 12 North Alabama plane. cities and towns were Isolated by tba ire and freezing rain. Heavy lee and winds ripped down long distance lines and snapped off poles. The weather bureau predicted some snow, light freezing rain and steel for parts of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia Bids on 8.000 feet of paving for today—1> days before the offi­ three Longwood streets are due cial opening of spring. at tonight’s Longwpod town coun­ The major winter alorm, which cil meeting. blew In from the western Gulf at The paving to be financed by the Mexico, caused many major high­ recently sold Longwood 870,000 ways to bo closed because of street and water improvement aevcrc ica and snow conditions. bonds will be on Grant Ave. from Atlanta ' was hard hit by Mi WUdmere To Georgia Ave., Pal­ worst ice storm in 24 years. It metto Ave. from Grant, west to struck during the morning rush the railroad, and on Wilma Ave. hour Wednesday and swiftly coal­ from Molnar Ave. to Church St. ed streets, road* and express­ The town council agreed in Feb­ ways with an inch or more of ruary that contractors' bids on let. single, double and asphaltic con­ Thousands were late to work crete surfaces for these streets because a ll' toliey buses were should be in for today’s > p. m. halted when overhead wires be­ meeting hi the Longwood Town came coated with ice. Many per­ HsB. sona ware forced to abandon their cars when the slick streets be­ came impassible. Tha record breaking March storm, packing a triple punch of Ice, snow and sub-sera cold from tha Rockies to the Atlantic, was the worst erippler of the winter for parts of the Midwest and South. longwood Council To Meet Tonight TO 1^ tIR TED WILLIAMS * ' New Countdown SACRAMENTO, Calif. (DPI) — Caryl Chessman started a new death row countdown today—and a State Senate committee ordered a public hearing on a bill to abol­ ish the death penalty In California. DeWitt To Quit Show NEW YORK (UPI I — Comedian George DeWitt said Wednesday night hr Is leaving the "Be Our Guest" TV show just a few hours after Mary Ann Mobley, Miss Amrrlca of 1959. blamed him fur getting her fired from the same program. Tops In Sales GAINESVILLE (UPI) - Dade. Duval, and Pinellas counties ranked one-two-thrao in Florida retail sales for tha nine-month period ending August, 1959, a business survey showed Wednes­ day. Sales for tha atata aa a whole were 13 3 higher during the period compared to tha same time the previous year. f ire Rakes Town CH1CKAMAUGA, Ua. (U PI)-A fire fanned by a high wind swept through the downtown section ot Chlekarnauga today, destroyinga l least four buildings and leav­ ing 12 families homeless. The fire was reported under control about two hours after It waa first dis­ covered. No injuries were report­ ed. Bear Lake Tax Roll Surveyed Preliminary surveys for reappraiaal and readjustment for (he 1960 tag roll in the Bear Lake area have been completed, Tax Assessor Richard McCanns said teday. Comparative studies along with an analyata of recent galea Indi­ cate! aome substantia! reduction ot asaesaed valuation will be -forthcoming for the I860 roll, McCanna added. The Bear Lake area, McCanna said, has been the first area stud­ ied under the new reappraisal and adjustment program due to the number of complaints received on the 1858 assessment roll. McCanna also emphasized again today the need for all business persona to file personal property tax returns before March at. All was relatively quiet on the qualifying front at the courthouse Wednesday afternoon and this morning with only two candi­ dates filing qualification papers. Roy Mann qualified Tuesday af­ ternoon lo run for the District 2 School Board post and James Blkenmeyer qualified thla morn­ ing for the District 3 School Hoard Job. Candidates have until March 15 to qualify. Wrong Button; Faces Jail Term NEW YORK (UPI) - A Wall Street broker waa under arrest to­ day for wbat may be the first elec­ tronic embezzlement of the push­ button age. Frank B. iladerer. 50, is accused of transferring 8250,000 from a firm account lo his own by juggl­ ing the boles In punch cards In the firm’s accounting machines. DeBory Civic Group Sets Meet The Dellaiy Civic Association will hold its regular meeting next Tuesday. After the business meeting. Forest Bracksnridge of Del.and will present a program on hypnoais. IteBary teenagers who have volunteered to act as subjeets are Carol Corson, Lnnda Hart, and Bill Stith. GOP Rejects Move To Halt Rights Talkathon WASHINGTON (U P I)-S en ate Republican lustier Everett M. Dirksen said today a proponed Democratic civil right * compro­ mise aimed at ending the Senate filibuster stalemate la unaccept­ able. He announced he wa« turning ■town the proposal on a prelimin­ ary basis aa Senate Republicans met to discuss the situation and tha non-stop debate on civil rights reached tha 72-hour stage. The Illinois Republican told newsmen that whits no formal com promise approach had been made to him, he "definitely" re­ jected a suggestion that the Re­ publicans abandon the seven-point administration rights hill In favor of the watered down measure. Tha rnmpromise waa shaped up by Democratic Leader Lyndon H. Johnson, who aaid it is substan­ tially tha same aa a voting right! bill offered in the House by a Republican member. Dirksen said Johnson informal­ ly suggested al on* point that ha w i t h d r a w tha administration "package'’ and consider just uns amendment to guarantee voting rights. The Republican said he "definitely could not" agree to that. Dirksen said he would find out at the GOP lunch meeting how the Republicans feel about trying to iavoko cloture—a seldom used gag role to rut off debate. One southern leader, who asked no( to be identified, said he forearea no chance uf a com-mmlse jelling al least before Mu nni Ing weekend. Zoning Hearing Y Set For March 24 JAMES IIIRKENMKYKK School Board Post Sought MIAMI (UPI)—A nlghl service Italian attendant was robbed snd shot four times aarly tndsy and another died from wounds suf­ fered in an earlier stickup, the second death In four filling station holdups in the area since Monday. Sheriff Thomas J. Kelly imme­ diately cancelled all vacations and days off for the detective division and ordered an "all out effort" lo solve the cases. Detectives said the four cases may be connected. Jack Lincoln Beecher. 3i. was shot three limes in the head and once In the back at the rear of a southwest aection station about 3 a. ni. After the robber took an undetermined amount of money. Beecher crawled to a telephone and notified the operator who con taclad police, Beecher waa hospitalized in critical condition. Kenneth Mezzarsno, 21, ahot down in (be second of two service station holdups Monday, died in • hospital about five hours after Beecher had been shot. Earlier Monday, Arthur L. Keller, 33, was found dead at his station In the Helen community in South Dade County. He had been shot in the temple and the ■talion’a cash register rifled. A lone gunmen hit anolher station here Tuesday* but the a t­ tendant was not harmed. Longwood Board Names Chairman Riot M ars Visit's End MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay (UPI) American officials hailed today President Eisenhower’s tour of South America aa an unqualitled personal success which had rat|e<l Ihe stock of the United State* la the area—at leaal for Uto Uma beingThey admitted, however, they were worried about what might happen when the rosy glow gene­ rated by Ihe visit fades. Thesa officials face the task o! finding soma way of tranaplanllng Into specific action the generalis­ ed promises made by Eisenhower concerning Intensified U. B. coope­ ration In the economia betterment of the hemisphere. Eisenhower magnetised vast crowds la 8raal], Argentina, Chile snd Uruguay with hla personal appeal and appeared to have left citizens feeling that the United Stales waa going to movo quickly to do more tor them in the future. The American officials acknowL odged that unless the warm feeling left In Elsenhower's wake Is follow­ ed by definite actions, tha good ef­ fect* ot hi* tour will not last long. Meanwhile a heavily guarded President Eisenhower left Uruguay today for home, ending Ihe lour (hat waa marred (a Montevideo by student riots and a tear g a t bar* rage that tent . tears streaming down his face. Elsenhower look off aboard Uls propeller-driven B ocf" / The master hearing by the County Zoning Board on the pro­ posed comprehensive zoning plan wtll be held March 24 in the court­ house ot 7:30 p. m. Hearing io four of the districts were held last month. After the m ailer hearing, the toning board will present the pro­ posed plan to the county commis­ sion for adoption, *Zoning Direc­ tor Robert Brown seid today. James A. Blrkenmeycr of Casse). berry said today ha will run for the Seminole County School Board from District 8. Birkenmeyrr, who moved to Casselberry in 1847, ha* been as­ sociated with the liquified petro­ leum gas business. llo was one of the founders of tho Metergaa Co. io Maitland and is one of the principals of the Allied Homeuwnrrs Assn. Birkenmeyer feels he it quali­ fied to serve an the school board since he Is now completing hla sec­ ond term as a county srhool truslee and is familiar with the many and complex problems of the coun­ ty school systems. lie Is a member of St. Margaret Mary Church and president of the Lyman School PTA. He is married John Keami waa elected chair­ io the former Evelyn Hull and they man of Longwood'* Zoning Board hive three sons, Wayne, 21, Dale, of Adjuitment at • meeting in the 17, and Alan, 14. town hall Wednesday night. John Saunders was elected vice chairman and Dick Zartman secre­ C Of C Meet Set tary of the five m in board. The The Lake Mazy Chamber of Com­ toning board of adjustment was merce will meet at 8 p. m. today appointed by the Longwood Town in the C of C building. Council last month. Officials Hail Ike's Tour As Unqualified 'Success' ♦ Rash Of Holdups Hit Dade County Candidate Filing Pace Slackens Political Novice ' 4 In District 2 Race Broker Pushes Ted Williams, 42, Saulord busi­ nessman for 22 years, has quali­ fied as candidate Tor the County Commission from District 2. Entering the political arena for the first time, Williams ssid his desire to Improve Seminole schools, roads and drainage—yet achieve Uila goal economically— 9 led him to eek the commission aeat. “ The public needs to gel more . for its tax dollar,1" he said. The owner of Ted Williams Lum­ ber and Hardware Co., 295 E. 25lh St., said his many years exper­ ience timbering throughout the county has given him an insight Into problems faced in every sec­ tion of Seminole. Williama, who came to SemiA jao la County with his parents from Tift County, G i., in 1825, is m ar­ ried to the former Min Selma Carlton of Euitis. They and their five children— Jana IT, Jimmy, If, Linda, 14, Larry, 8. and Mary Bath, 8—realda at 400 PJumoaa Dr, They a n num bers of tha First Methodist Church of Sanford. industrial advertising campaign by the Slate Development Com­ mission Wednesday. Rico-i retag S. Solos, d u e ts and Burps p e rfo rm a n c e s will b* p u t on by wth/dmTw* from Seminole High; Sanford J r. High; Boons. High, Edge w ater High and Robert E. Lee J r. High of Orlando, Apopka High and Onceoln High of Kianimmce. The Seminole High twirlern above are, from the left, Rosemary Southward, Angie Stewart, Bnrbnru Bradley and Carolee Onterhnlm. Adminnion to the nhow will he 50 cent*. Proceed* will be used to help the Sem­ inole High blind and majorette*. (Herald I’hoto) Seminole Advised To Tell Story To Draw Industries Seminole County has what in­ dustry wants but Us citizens must sell Sanford and the county to get mure Industry to rum r here, At­ lantic Coast Line industrial agent Uythcl Warrrll told .Sanford Kiwanians Wednesday. Seminole County has good water. New Auto Engine Can Operate On Peanut Butter LONDON tU P l) — The HullsRuyce Co. today displayed an aulu engine that ran be run on just about anything—even peanut but­ ler. A company spokesman said that unce the engine ia used in cars, motorists who run short on gaso­ line—or peanut butter — might al­ so fill the tank with diesel oil, high octane aviation gasoline, or kero­ sene. "The design of the engine is n.cb Ihst its appetite for fucla can be widened to anything from peanut bullrr tu creosote," the spokes­ man said. 3 Cars Damaged In Road Mishap Three cars received nearly 8700 damage in a collision in Cassel­ berry today, Cara driven by Benjamin Gold­ field nf Holly Hill, and Edith A. Dagley of Daytona Beach were waiting behind a stopped school bus on llwy. 17-82 when ■ car driven by Vinrenzlno S. Nadlle ran into the bark of Edith Dagley's auto. Highway Patrol Troop­ er Olln Garrett aaid, Edith Daglcy's car bit Gold tield'a auto which was in front of her. Nadlle. of New Rochelle, N. Y., was charged with failure lo have his vehicle under control. enough electric power and labor, good schools, rail systrms second to none, and a predicted population ot aeven million by 1870, Warrell said. Hut not many persona have heard of Sanford, hr added. "You're going to have In tell Ilia Sanford story. It's that sim­ ple," Warrell itrciscd. He said It's sometimes hard to sell industrial development in Flor­ ida because so many tourists who pass through build industrial c a t­ tles in Ihe air, but never follow up. New Industry near Ihe railorid will benefit Ihe train lines because of ihe added freight traffic, but It also will lienefil Ihe community, Wsrrell said. The agent pointed out that more diversified industrial products have been added to Ihe rail export of Florida agricultural goods during the pssl 10 yea.o. Wsrrell said that Ihe ACL Is anx­ ious lo help industries find loca­ tions near ils rail lines. He said Industrialists also look for good unitary and Industrial waste dis­ posal systems, and good roads near their plants. 1 p. m. Slocks NEW YORK (U P I) — p r i c e s a l l p. m . t A m e r i c a n A i r l i n e s ......... .. A m e r i c a n T A T ........................ A m e r i c a n T o b a c c o ................ B e t h l e h e m S t e e l ........................ C a t e r p i l l a r ................................... C hrysler ........................ .............. C u r t i s * • W r i g h t ........................ D uPont .......................... E a s t m a n K o d a k ............. .. F o r d M otor .............................. G e n e r a l E l e c t r i c .................... G e n e r a l M o t o r s ........................ G r a h a m • P a i g e ........................ I n i . T A T . . . : .............................. U riltird ■• m i m i i m m i i i m M i n u t e M a i d ................................. Penury ........... .. P e n n HR ..................................... R o y a l A m e r i c a n ........................ S ra ra Roebuck .................... S t a n d a r d Oil ( N J ) .................... K l u d e b a k e r .................................. F i r e T o S tock 20(4 B8H 10044 4744 294* Sfl'i 2214 227(4 102H 70(4 80’♦ 45(4 2(4 34 Is 3714 I8 '4 U S 's I4S an 47 *is 44’ s 1544 V o l u n t e e r s S p o n s o r D i n n e r The l-ongwood Volunteer Fire Department will sponsor a chicken dinner in Ihe city park. March 18. Half chickens will be 81 for adulls and 75 ccnls for youngatera. The dinner will start al 4 p. m. Profits from the dinner will be used to buy new firefighting equipment. P r_ | _ _ Argentina greeted him a t tko Buenos Aires airport during the 30-minute visit. 11a bad received another great welcome whoa ha vUlled Buenos Aires Inst week, and an honor guard of Argentina f was waiting today. Unuiually heavy security |_ lions were placed in effect at U. S. embassy in MontevJdoa where bo spent Ihe night, nt tha helicopter pad where he took eC for Carrasco airport and a t tha airport itself where he boarded Ihe Columbine this cool, cloudy morning. Escapee Nabbed By City Police A city prisoner whe took off from a work gang today didn't get very far. Allan D. Mlnkwllt escaped from a work gang on Sanferd Ave. about to a. m., police reported. The police later received a caV from a Palmetto Ave. home about "a fellow with grey pants and with a white stripe down the aide of his leg." Lt. Jack Hickson and Sgt. Leo Rock caught Ulnkwlti on W. First St. Doors Stolen From Church The Sheriff’s office today is investigating the theft of two jalousie doors and an electric fan stolen from the Chuluota Baptist Church Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning. Entry was gained Into thn church by breaking open the front door. Tha theft was discovered early Wrdne>dty, Elvis To Rock Y Roll Minus Sideburns FT. DIX, N. J. I UP!) - Sgt. Elvis Presley, setting foot on American soli today for the first time In 18 months, promptly vowed to stand by rock V roll tnqtic as long as tha public wants It. "1 will never abandon ft ns lung as people keep appreciating it," Presley told a Hollywood style news conference. He arrived al this military base about 7:30 a. m. with 78 other G it and their families after a flight from Frankfurt, Germany. Mora than 200 persons, includ­ ing screaming teenagers greeted Presley as he stepped off an Air Force transport. Presley said ha had been “too nervous la alcep" aa lha flight over. His news conferenct In a service club on Ihe post turned into a near-mob scene, with pho­ tographers pressing In for more and more pictures, lie posed with several female admirers snd kissed them al the demand ot the cameramen. Hollywood added a louch of gla­ mour to the scene. Nancy Sinatra, daughter of singer Frank Slnslra, and flame-haired actress Tina Louise were on hind tu greet the teenagers' idol. Presley wilt appear oo Sinatra's television show May 1. Presley told newsmen his im­ mediate plans were to visit his horns in Memphis and then plunge into television and motion picture work. He called hla Army tour a "good experience," but said It left him little time for privacy. Presley said he expected le do without the long sideburns of-his pre-Army career. Preslry said he found German and American girls about the same and that ha had mat only one Ruslan female. He called bar "pretty shapely." Col. Tata Parker, Presley's man* ager. laid Presley would get 8123,ouo for a guest appearance so Si­ natra’s Show. Ha also aaid Elvis has aeven pictures lined up over the next lew y e a n and will earn nearly three quarter* ot a mUlloa dollars, plus a percentage ot tho profits, on the first three. It will take him nearly days to get rid of bis khaki p la n and Army boats and to blua sued* theca and guitar. � 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 02, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 02, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 02, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ba0a59ef0118c34e125ffc771b041402.pdf 010f99d886a1fd4076e45119de46c939 PDF Text Text j i . L\ Rr-YfW-n 1 ».* { v 7 w • ' . FRESH SLICED TENDER MO PARK AVL IANFOH, PLA. Mm , T vm ., Wrd. Op«n TIH 7 P. M. n i n , FrL, flat. Opta Till I P. M. Blue Ribbon, Top Quality Boneless Nw FRESH LEA N AZALEA TASTY (BY THE CHUNK) rBRAUNSWEIGER MAYFAIR CREAMED . COTTAGE CHEESE A # OY ST E RS S M O K B O FYNE-TASTE INSTANT Save Every Day In Every Department! JIM DANDY REGULAR OR YOUR CHOICE ROSEDALE TENDER SWEET UMIT-1 ^ COFFEE WITH $5.00 FOOD ORDER RED CROSS A ll PURPOSE SCOTT (WHITE OR COLORS) Delicious TOILETTISSUE PYNE-TASTE DELUXE QUALITY EVAP. MILK rzozf/v roop (In Hoavy Syrup) FIN-S-PAK OR NIK PAK FROZEN PKSH BAKED LADY FAIR GORTON'S U J. GOVT INSPECTfcD GRADE MA' LIMIT PLEASE Golden Ripe Cold Woathar Combination LYKE’S TEMPTING Hardy Rooted Ready To Plant WORTZ FRESH l|l l O l i r C h o ic e 1 U r t n t �- u rt— Thanks Sheriff J. I.. Hobby today re* ceived • letter of thanks from the parenti of an Orlando boy who wraa found In aouth Semi* note County after he had been lost for almost 24 hours. Retired Capt. C. Q. Wright of Orlando wrote to Hobby thank­ ing him and three of his de­ puties for finding his son. John, who was on a camping trip in the area. Quake, Fire, Tide Wreck African City CASABLANCA. Morocco d i m —Devastating twin earthquakes, a tidal wav# and fire struck the sleeping Atlantic port eity of Agadir Monday night, and frag­ mentary reports placed the cas­ ualties at anywhere from •'hund­ reds'' to thousands. * A second earth shock followed quickly, and then flames began to eat through the wreckage of houses and buildings. © J r ? VOL. XLIX 32 m.p.h. W ill Get You There 6 From Ohio to Osteen la a long way at 32 m.p.h. That’a how Mr. and Mrs. Don­ ald Snyder traveled last waek when thay came to Florida la their 1*24 Modal T Ford. Mrs. Snyder said that a sure way to discard tensions Is to drive a ear that won’t go fatter than 40 m.p.h. The Snydera got lato the restored w ig h t red, antique aeto Feb. >1 and took off from their Springfield, O., home. Their destination was the Osteen home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snyder, parenta of Snydar. The couple traveled 1,1M miles at a 32 m.p.h. speed average. The fire-engine red car got 16 miles for each gallon of gas. 14 took l i t quarts of oil. The Snyders spent SB hours travel time be­ tween Feb. 21 and their arrival In Osleen Wednesday. The Model T hit the Pennsyl­ vania Turnpike ahortly after It waa opened to traffic after a snow storm. Snyder said he has Negro Integration Efforts wmmmam ■ Jlllount Throughout South MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) — Mora than 1,000 Negro students from Alabama Stale College marched from the campua to the stepa of tha state Capitol today, gang the national anthem and tha 'Lord'* Prayer, then returned to th rir campus. Thera ware ne Incidcnti al­ though several autos filled wilh toyhite* drove slowly around the building, their Borns blowing. The rally appeared to be in de­ fiance of Gov. John Patterson'a warning Monday that if Negroes continued to demonstrala In thia Deep South capital ‘'someone Is likely to get killed.’1 The South fsced one of the most tense, explosive racial equa­ tions since the Little Rock, Ark., . school Integration crisis of 1*57 ana calls for action by Negroes spread throughout tha southern stales. Arrests, threats of violence and demonstrations by both whiles and Negroes mounted Steadily. At a rally in Rock Hill, N.C.. Negro student Aba Pullmer told cheering listeners: “ If we fight now, we’ll be free by ’63.“ The trial of 76 Negroes and four whites arrested Saturday in a rive for lunch counter desegre­ g a tio n at Nashville, Tenn., re­ sumed in a tense atmosphere. . About 2,500 Negroes stood outside Ihe courthouse Monday singing tha national anthem and the "Battle Hymn of the Republic." Other developments included: County Jobs Purvey Planned The County Commimiun today called on aU county department heads to work together to estab­ lish a job classification schedule I■ f for employes. Tax Assessor Richard McCanns I and Circuit Court Clerk David Gatchel said the plan could mean l*< « general pay raise for all county workers. ,, , .. Discussing Ihe merits of th r , plan, Commission Chairman John Krider said that “ this county is way out of line" In regard to pay •rales compared with other coun­ ties. Under the plan, a professional survey team would give tests set­ ting up (he special classification. Coat of the survey part of the rogram would be approximately 1,000, Krider aald. t Sanford Police Honor Dr. Roberts Sanford police honored Dr. W. V. Roberts at a dinner at Jim Spencer's Restaurant Monday night. The policemen presented the ^anford physician wilh a gold Oadge in recognition of the help ha has been to them. McCord Recuperating Casselberry Inning Commis•toner Kay McCord was recuperat­ ing at homo yesterday after under­ going minor surgery a t Winter Farit Hospital teat Daytona Reach: The local NAACP announced a “ 14 to B0day" economic boycott of depart­ ment stores. Tamps: The Negro Youth Council which protested lunch counter segregation Monday said it would stage more demonstra­ tions. Birmingham, Ala.; Thirteen Ne­ groes were arrested and released aftey displaying Integration signs and placards In a Negro park. Richmond, Va.: A segregation bloc in the Virginia House wqn * vital test vote to delay for an­ other two years start of the state's moderate ' ‘freedom of choice" approach to school Inte­ gra lion. News Briefs Outlook Is Chilly WASHINGTON (UPI) - The weather bureau predicts contin­ ued wintry weather for much of the nation in. March, with temper­ atures averaging below seasonal normals except In (ha extreme Northeast and Southeast. The coldest weather was forecast for tha western half of the country. Retired Bishop Dies ORLANDO (UP!) - The Righl Rev. John D. Wing, 77, retired bishop of the Episcopal diocese of South Florida, died Monday at a local hospital. Wing, a native <-f Atlanta, resided In Winter Park. Ha was named bishop in 1932 and served until 1950. In that time, membership ia tha diocese tripled. TV To Aid Search FT. LAUDERDALE (UPI) —An underwater television searching device completed two weeks of testa Monday and was moved to search In (be Gulf of Mexico for a plane's wrerkage. Navy sources said the 900 pound XN-3 would | be landed at either Panama City or Now Orleans before going to hunt fur a Nations! Air Lines pt4Bi wh|ch cra(bed in the gulf Nov. 16 with 42 persons aboard. Enterg Prim ary MADISON, Wii. (UPI) - Sen Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minn.) today officially threw bis hat into Wisconsin's presidential primary ring by filing formal papers at the secretary of state's office. Humphrey said delegates pledged to him would “not only work for my own candidacy but also for a Democratic Party platform worthy of our party's great IIberial and progressive tradition.'' Cubans Relocated MIAMI (UPI) - Federal immi gratlon authorities have begun moving Cuban exiles to different parts of Ihe country In an ap­ parent effort to reduce tension in thia area. Rodolfo Masferrer Ro­ jas, brother of Rolando Maaferrer Rojas, former senator under Dictator Batista, was aent to the Baltimore area ia parole alalua Monday. Rolando haa a heart con­ dition and will be given more lime before being seat to Belli- NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock (triers at 1 p m.: American Tobacco .............. 10i»» Bethlehem Steel ................... 46W C 4 O ................. . *6 Chrysler ............................. MU Curtisa - Wright ................... 23U DuPont .................................... ISM* Ford Motor .......................... 76 General Electric ................. 89's Int. T A T ......( .M i.M ii 16 lorillard 7714 Penney 1156# Penn RR ................................ IS Sears Roebuck .........*........ 4IU Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 43U Sludebaker ........................... 18'« U. S. Steel ...................... Itt'x Weatinghouse I t. MltMM 1IH gbtlrn used to people irivlng up to the bark of his antique, peer­ ing at It, and then rustling past. “ Why Hurry?" U painted in tall letters on the rear of the car. Snyder thought he was driving below the minimum speed limit when a deputy sheriffs car pulled up with light flashing and siren streaming in North Carolina. But the depuly w if only another antinque auto collector whose hob­ by enthusiasm didn't stop during work hours. He wanted to see the old car. It turned out the deputy Sanford NAS officials today ap­ owns a 1924 coupe himself. pealed for any. Information that Going over Ihe mountains be­ may shed light on the fate of tha tween Ohio and Florida, Snyder missing A3D and two airmen who had in drop the car nut of high disappeared on a routine mission gear only twice. The Modcl-T has last Wednesday. two gears, high amt low. A six-day srarch for the Jet It waa time to secure the road- lias failed to turn up any clue iter’s roof when the Florida bord­ to what happened to Ihe plane or er appeared. Heavy rains came two of its crew. One of 111 threedown until Ihe couple reached Dc- man crew parachuted to safety Land. on orders of Ihe plane's comman­ The only trouble with the car's der. original parts came when a nut on , NAS officials said tha srarch wiU the exhaust pipe cracked at Jack- * continue Indefinitely, but t h e sonville. Snyder had this' fixed Searching force of soma 4* air­ when ha got to* Sanford. The craft-including helicopters and speedometer gear and the radio planes of the Central Florida Civil broke down on Ihe trip, but these Air Palm )—and ground searching weren't original parts. parlies will be reduced gradually Snyder saya the Model T la •jis tune lun. passes without trace of tha better for long irijl* n o w than when it waa built, because of Capt. Robert W. Slyc. command­ improved roads. Ills mother re­ ing officer of NAS, idg.iiy praised called that on a trip from Wash­ Central Floridians who have aided ington to Ric) nond in 1919 the in the search which has covered only stretch df paved mad be­ wide arcs* of Seminole and Volusia tween these two cltirs was so counties, including Ihe Daytonashort it took only a minute and New Smyrna Beaeh cos - ' sec­ a half to (ravel it. Cara had to tion. • ford the rreeka then. Restoring the Model T took Snyder a year. There were holes in the body and fenders. He strip­ ped Ihe car down to its frame and repaired each part before putting it hack. Snyder spent 600 hours working on the auto which he values at *1,500. The car haa been restored for six months. SANTIAGO. Chile (UPI) -P re slSnyder has been an antique ear dent Eisenhower aald today he enthusiast for about eight years. hopes the May summit meeting in He has been a raemlier of the Paris wilh Soviet Premier Khrush­ Antique Automobile Club of Amer­ chev “ will permit at least a par­ ica for that time and Is in Ihe tial relaxation of tension* and a Tri-i. c Antique Auto Club. He modest advance along the road also owns a 1924 Model T touring (o lasting peace." car and has dwnrd a Sears 1906 It wax another triumphant day motor buggy. Snyder said you for Eisenhower in his four-nation ran go places in the Model T swing through South America. where you can't in tha motor Cheered and applauded each time buggy. ha appeared, be responded wilh a The Model T ia ia great de­ grin and aalulaa to the crowds mand for parades, especially fire­ He told Chilean American groups men's parades. It has been driven this morning that the U. S. “ re­ 300 miles to antique shows but pudiates dictatorships in any thli was the first long trip for form" and reminded critics of U. the restored auto. S. spending policies that hia na­ Snyder, wIm la a contractor and tion pours a billion dollars an­ painter in Ohio, arrived here with nually into South America. his wife Ihe night of his 441th Then, in an address to a Joint birthday and wedding anniversary. session of the Chilean Congrris, The Snyders ara returning to Ohio he expressed hit hope for at least this week. tome progress toward peace. Lost Plane Plea Issued By NAS Ike Voices Hope For Peace Longwood Zoning Board Clears Way For Ice Plant Longwood'a proposed ice-ma­ chine plant waa a step closer to reality Monday night. The Longwood Zoning Commis­ sion reiuncd the JO acre site pro­ posed for the factory from com­ mercial to light industrial. The land ia Just olf the Sanlando Springs road, about ISO yards west of the railroad. The rrxonlng request came from C. E. Luwe and Donald E. Steph­ en*. They said ia a letter to the commission that a masonry build­ ing will be erected on the site and that the business will not cause any noise or smoke. About 50 per­ sons will be on the starting pay­ roll. The commission also raised mini­ mum lot requirements to 0 AM square feet with a minimum width of 05 feet. Tha minimum lot fixe haa been 5,000 square feet with a SO-foot width minimum. The commission raised minimum sue* for homes built in R-2 and R 3 re sidential areas. From *1 J5 > a u f n r f r woman tourist who reached Casa­ blanca after a 240 • mile flight north by ear. The tidal wave rolled in from the Atlantic shortly after the earthquake and smashed into the seaside edge of the city like a giant Hat. Fires broke out in various places throughout the city. Land communications with the stricken city were wiped out and radio rhannela were filled with calls for help and fragmentary r » porta of the disaster. The full es> tent may not be known for days, Morocco 1s part of the Mediter* ranean earthquake belt that cm tends to Greece, up through Italy and into southern France. The XIclours region of Algiers, 9S6 miles from Agadir, was hit by • quake eight daya ago. Forty-seven persons were killed. S b r a lf r WEATHER: Partly cloudy and not no warm through Wednesday. High todny, 66-7-1. Low tonight, <48-65. United Preaa Leased Wire Entabliahed 19U8 TUESDAY, MARCH 1. I860 SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 p. m. Stocks 1924 Model T And Donald Snyder, Who Restored It Hia Mother, Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Is At Wheel The coastal radio station at Las Palmas in the Canary Islands said It had heard a report from a Moroccan radio saying there were 2,000 dead. The shock rrumbled the city’s biggest hospital, some of the larg­ est hotels and the chamber of commerce building. The crowded Moslem section of the city was reported 90 per cent destroyed. “ It was horrible,’* snhhcd one homes built ia R-3 areas must be at least B50 square feet instead of 730, and homci built in It 3 areas must be at least 750 square fret instead of 000. Tha commission agreed to a lim­ ing ordinance amendment which would eliminate a clause stipulat­ ing that front yard fences, hedges or walla can't be higher than 2tt feet. The amendment will remove the limit oa height of Ihe barriera in front yard* in the middle of a block. However Ihe 2 'i foot limit will remain In force for corner Iota, so fenrea, hedges and walla on corners won't obstruct a driv­ er's view of traffic. The amendmrnt must be submitted to the town council. No action waa takro oo a re­ quest from County Commissioner Lawrence Swofford that setback requirements oo Molnar and Eastlako avenues and Markham Rd. be made IS feet instead of M feet. The request waa aimed at reduc­ ing right of way coal w.irn time comas to widen the roads. NO. 640 County To Ask Special Election To Fill Board The County Commission today voted to suggest that Gov. (lillins call a special election to name a District 2 commissioner to fill the unexplred term of David Galchel. The board authorised Clerk Galchel tn write a letter to the legisla­ tive delegation citing the nerd for the special election to be held con­ currently with the May 3 Democra­ tic primary. After tha special and n g u la r elections are held, tha legislative delegation then will ask Collins to appoint the candidate with (he highest vote to the Job until Jan. 31, 1961. The elect loo will put a man ia the position until Jan. SI, 1962, as two years remain in the term. Candidates oo Ihe ipeeial elec­ tion ballot also will bo placed on the regular primary ballot. Gatchel read a letter addreased to tha board Iro n City Manager Warren ^Knowles. who said that The Herald carried a misleading headline—Feb. 23 which said “City Leaders Rack Van Hoy For County Commission Foil." During a meeting of tha city board Feb. 22, Van lloy was men­ tioned as a possible appointee to tha vacant District 2 post. Knowles stressed in hia letter that city board members have no tatenlion of barking any candi­ date for any elective County Commissioner Vernon Dunn aald: “ I believe that the Sanford city board should confine itself to eity activities alone.” Chairman John Krider aald tha board had enough problems of ita own and should not get Into any row with eity officials. “The only solution ia lor a apo­ d a l •lection and let thn people decide for th em sdres," Krider emphasised. " • V - *) Sketch Of Sanford Atlantic Bank Drive-In Addition County Qualifying Begins Candidates running for Ihe X) The first eahdidale to announce county offices open in ths May 3 waa Jam ra Avery of Lake Mary Democratic primaries began of- who will oppose Incumbent Law­ fically qualifying at noon today. rence Swofford in the District I race. Another Lake Alary resident, Ed Zimmerman alio qualified today lo oppose Swofford. Zimmerman has been fira district chairman In that area. Other candidates who qualified at noon were T. V. Brown, run­ ning for lha Dtetrlct I commis­ D. Milton Latld'of Geneva haa sioner post; W. D. Bridge, for announced he will run as a Repub­ constable In the Siith District and lican opponent of Congressman Arthur Backwilh Jr. running for Syd Herlong In the Fifth Con­ the office of Circuit Court Clerk. gressional District. The qualifying period tods Ladd said today ha h a t qualified March 11. ' and appointed Guy Allen as his lo other political news, J. A. campaign treasurer, llrrlpng has Histline of I.ong wood today anannounced for re-election. “ I confidently believe that Flor­ ida will cait lla vote for Vice President Nixon for president and I feel that Nlioa aa president si mild have a Republican Con­ gress. 1 am therefore filing to give Ihe rititena of lha Fifth Dis­ trict an opportunity to vote for WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha a Republican. "f belie-.* in a strong two party Senate passed the 24-bour mark system and feei that it ia lime the today on ita around-the-clock bai­ people of Florida were given a lie over civil rights. Debate dragged on past noon choice in Ihe selection of their offi­ cials," Ladd's announcement aald. after sponsors of a raft of civil A native of North Dakota, Ladd rights bill* reaffirmed overwhelm­ was admitted hi the Washington, ingly tha continuous aesslos called D. C.. bar in 1966 and was admitted by Democrat!* and Republican to practice before the U. S. Su­ leaders. A leal vole on Ihe maralhan preme Court in 1641. He was ap­ pointed to tha FBI In l>2i and later session was held ahortly after was In charge of dlitrict offices dawn. Southerners, fighting the and became assistant director of measures with a talkathon, were the aecurlty division or the FBI. defeated 53-6. Sea. Wayoe Mora# (D-Ore.) He has done Ualaoq work with Congress and top governmental of­ brought on Ihe leal with a motion that the Senate adjourn a t • p. ficials for 15 yeara. Ladd ia a member of Sigma Phi m. Ita defeat represented a vole Rpailon and Phi Alpha Delta fraternillas, XIa sonic Lodge, Sanford of confidence for Democratic Leadar Lyndon B. Johnson sod Rotary Club and Elks Lodge. GOP Leader Everett M. Dirkscn. Sen. John L. McClellan (D Ark.) Elvis May Write took over for the southerners, reeding the second half of a Book On Army L ift speech he storied Uai Friday. He FRIEDBERG. Germany (U P D - charged the "whole burden" of Sgl. Eivia Presley began hia fare- the legislation la school Integrattoaaaatoeta wall Id Mm W. I . Army today with t InnoUgsId, —tele a MoUywood-ripto preaa eoafaranee lion—not thn voting rights of Noat which bo aald he liked Army groea. He aald racial “ inter-marlife to well be waa tbiakiaa af writ- riage" would be thn toevitobto tog a book them H. Geneva Resident Herlong Opponent Rights Bill Foes Lose Test Vote nounred be would not seek reelection for the county ochool board Dietricl 4 Post. Bistiine ha* completed hi* Mth year with the school board. Hr commented also that Ihe people of fOmlnoie County had been very -cooperative and inter­ ested in /h eir schools, and he hoped that the progress now tak­ ing place would continue. Kirchhoff Heads Conner Campaign Ed Kirchhoff was elected chairman of the Seminole County-forDoyle Conner Committee at an organirational meeting of sup­ porters for the candidate for com­ missioner of agriculture in Ibe May primary. Lauren R. Johnson was named secretary-treasurer for the group. Conner, farmer, rancher and realtor, who waa the youngest speaker of the Florida Houm o* Representatives in the history of the stele, visited Seminole last week lo Initiate the organisation of hia rounty organisation. He U seeking the post being vacated by Nathan Mayo after >7 years. Soviets Emphasize Air Corridor Curb BERLIN <UPI) - A Soviet erabasey apokrsman insisted today that Western aircraft using the ihree go-mile air corridors to Weal Berlin may not fly higher .than 10.0*0 feet. He aald higher flights would be considered an infringement of East German air apace. Tha spokesman waa commenting oa Monday** Washington annoucemeat tkat the U. I . Britain and France hove agreed to aead supply aircraft to Weat Berlin at heights above 16,000 feet. Soviet fighters teat May and June foamed Allied aircraft that Raw above 16.060 feet. Today's* •talement showed the Soviet atll- Construction Set On Bank Drive-In Construction of tfrn Seafood Afo lantle Nattooal Bank's drive-to ad­ dition will atari today or Wodneeday. The 170,006 addition w il provide three teller enclosure* eonoected by ae dlarbead corridor- on tfra south side of the mein bonk build­ ing. When the drive-la focilitfoa are flnlahod, bank eustomara driv­ ing north on Park Ave. may turn Into tha bank area, conduct thoir business with the tollera and drive through onto Second 84. The overhead corridor alto con­ nects the teller enclosures to thn main bank as that employe* may remain Inside while |oing from the mein bank to lha addition. Thn drive-in addition will re­ main open during regular banking hours, • a. m. until 6 p, n weak daya, with additional until • p. m. hours on Friday*. Tha addition will bo (SM I block covered wilh stucco. -1M bank expect* to apeed up by adding the three drive-in The Carroll Daniel Gonsli Co., Sanford, is contractor Jar project. Teen Dancing Class To Start The City Recreation Department today announced that another d a ta In teen-age ballroom dancing la being formed and initrurtion will start Monday at 7 p. m. at tha Civic Center. The course will begin with basin steps and end with all poular stepa having been covered. Further in­ formation may ba obtained by con­ tacting the recreation department. Longwood Seeks Firemen Recruits The Longwood Volunteer Firo Department will bo looking for m w reensite •< a meeting in Uto town flro house Wednesday night at t . p. m. The volunteer* and Rivnrato* firefighters put out • blaae to a service atatlM ee SR 436 to Lake Marristi Estate* last weak. V �-v' 8—Tueo. March 1, 1M» life To Help End Death Penalty Clock leap year monkey wai born Sanford’i 100 Monday. The nittU monkey wai born in a ;t in the too and wai tinnamed M- | Nearly HQ youngiters danced in "winier wonderland" at tha nlnole High aenior prom Sat* lay night. rbe junior d ata gave the formal ace for the aenlori, and decorat* the Sanford Civic Center with •telgh, panel colored angel lr, magnolia leivea and snow- m. Nearly V Junlori headed by fir c la n prcaldenl Deanna Nicall, worked on preparation! for > prom. U1 Jsyeee mtmbcra a n urged attend Thursday's meeting of i orgaaUation when voting on ■reposed by-law change will take ict. The propoiedby-Iaw would rila the method of ftcetien of lean u d director*, rbe mooting will be held at i the Civic Center. ’hlllip J. Lae, vice preildent of i Atlantic Coaat Line Railroad, 1 bo tha mala apaaker at the oanta d a b mooting Wodnooday. » wiH apeak an future rail* road growth. Tnc meeting will be held at the Civic Center at noon. flnnford Electric Co, ha* a city permit to build a $13,000 aalca and contracting office at 3S» Park Dr. Shoemaker Conitnictlon Co. p a s awarded the contract. Got any problem* concerning old •gn benefits or social aecurityT A representative of the Social Security Administration will bn at City Hall Wednesday at f n. m. to answer any questions regarding tha two aubjacta. M ing Out Why There Is Leap Can Turn Out'C onfusing' ^WASHINGTON (DPI) I la throw caution Nm winds and explain la ■ why Monday wee leap year i 00 aa aeepuo a leaeon I arid have h a - id a lew week* a whan I came to gripe h another calendar peculiar- tu al ft M* of the iltn* ad my as* k Wat v ■W ills abant Map , I a— only aniwar la tha words of the mountain"because k la d u n , 1* At na begin the ascent to p ynar nn—ratandlng by at* rotas Wo baato n l a tued to too wWeb ynar leaps. Briefly stated, the role requires that an nxtra day bn added to every year which la represented by a number divisible by four, except those divisible by IIS but not by 400. Anyone who c m understand that will lava no trouble teach* tag too summit. Ib is brings us to toe year 41 B. C. and Julius Caesar, whe wanted hie name an t calendar and draw up ana baaed an aa Egyptian calculation. After that, tha Romani never trusted tha Egyptians again. Tha Egyptians figured that ton earth revolved around Urn ana hi M l days and six hours. Caesar thus madn his calendar MS days long, throw to an antra day ovary fourth year to taka a» the sleek and let it go at th a t Ha tucked the extra day auto E e l n a n because that was toon the loot mouth in Uto Reman year. But let's not go Into that. Along a b M Ibo Ih Cautnry Popo O r ta s * VM ‘policed that spring roomed to to aaroias n little t d l y and, np— 'tovnoSga* tiaa, diacovarod that tha Julian Calendar was 11 daya ahead of SACRAMENTO, Calif. (U P I)-’ Caryl Chessman, who fought for more than a decade to avoid death in the gaa chamber, offered hii life today In the battle against capital punishment. The 39-year-old convict-author mads hia offer in a letter to Gov. Edmund G. Brown, who was ex­ ported to comment on* It at his press conference today. The ll-paga letter was delivered to the governor late Monday, at the California Legislature opened a special session to consider abolition of the death penally for the ninth time. It has defeated similar bllli on eight occasions in the past 17 years. Rrown put the m atter before the legislature again on Peb. II, when ha granted Chessmen a 60-day reprieve JuiP lS houri before the convicted robber . rapist was icheduted to keep his eighth ap­ pointment with' (he gas chamber. Chairman praised Brown in his letter for refusing to "bow down to political expediency" in grant­ ing the reprieve. But, the con­ demned man said hi* case had so inflamed thn Iegiilatura that "m y continued existence . . threatened to tbrotUa" action on thn death penalty. Chessman Mid ho I p l naked himself over and over again what bn could do "to divorce the ugly, •motion-inflaming imago of Caryl Chossmea from the grove social Isaua of capital puniahmaat." Ho aald that ho decided that bo could, "without theatrics," offer hia life. Princess Takes Fiance To Palace LONDON (DPI) —Princes* Mar­ garet installed her fiasco to Buck­ ingham Palace today sad firepan* e d t o U to him to the ballet to­ night for ton public debut of the Jones boy who made good. Margaret and Anthony Arm­ strong-Jonoa, t commoner, drove to from a tang weekend at Wind­ sor awl apod directly to Bucking­ ham Palaro w han a aqjto of waa placed at him to the palaro him to s fie Armatreng-J have n data ton! Garden far. the charity pariormeana Margaret's F an ey " A m m ang-Jceec, too man who Indeed esagat her fin er, and Mararot have net boon m m together i public since their engagement waa announced last Friday, The British Broadcasting Corp. can­ celed regular programs to order to televise their theater arrival. S Ha told everybody to forget about the M days and rovised a new ealnadar which dr oppnd one leap yaar every four eonturiea. This still araa not rtelsaly accurate but at least Tall galT Don’t wear flats. Uae gave us something we can medium heel*. They flatter legs, took dressier. live with. R t» » ME aft noon today lor qualifying and candidate fro MR form al^ m m his gebarnslortal hopetotor campaign w astes go­ a l fun throttle, roved |fc the Florida panhiodla to•eking far support, - v •r, Suitor I-A fa r Row WOOD (UPI) - Beverly 17-ynar-ald "protege" of actor Errol F in n , said abo w m terribly embertko weekend ruckus _ MW suitor fired his 4 her mother—landing both •n d suitor to Jftli. • f it know what got Into " said Beverly, " it wee't far my career." Flsn nse Adland, 41. was for several hours when pober encamped In the wn gunday on the doorstep of • r o ta ! fM b Dulifi, M. n skinabfi sued eely tost Thursday trying to "tom " Beverly aw ty. went th a n to took for Btveriy, i Inter arid-aha toft her mothbarofi far tody i few minutes ‘ grant. unscathed by n _________ _ antique .u-roliber si fin d by Dulta to scare her, •Barged with being drunk and •nod m M l ball put up by • ■ "-tr!-' waa beohed on an eutxtandwarrant and released Paltoe u M they weuld s . re roplaint again it him fro r grot wtthto Mty ttmiia. Sub-Zero Cold* Spreads Across Much Of Nation f— Money given candidates for governor, and money spent by them, continued to rise. Through Monday the total was 1)97,971 spent eutf $371,Ou donated. Former Circuit Judge John MeCarly will epen hia campaign for governor tonight to bla home town of Ft. Pierce at • high school named to honor of hia Uto brothar, former Gov. Dan McCarty. Fred O. Dickinson and Hsydoo Burns worn both to the panhandle today, Dickinson opened hia tour of tho area Monday with o speech nt Pousaw li. He told Joyroos there Florida baa an "unfortunato busiH U cliraitf.** Ha said anil-industry txxos and discriminatory freight ratoo a rt discouraging factory ownora from locating to Florida. Bum* also dealt with tha prob­ lems of attracting industry. At Tnllahasate bo aald: "Florida needs a governor oipcricnccd as I am to dtaltog with big businoaa.” Two moo withdraw from the race for secretary of state Mon­ day and a (bird announced his platform for that offhe. Angus L airt, former etato merit iratam director, sajd bo would, If olocted, insure prompt and effi­ cient service and honesty to the administration of elerttous. Tho two who dropped out of tho race for secretary of itato were Itoury Land, Orlando and John Crowder. Ft. Ptorco, Their withdrawal loft eight Democrats and m e Republican vying for tho Important post. Of the 1117,t71 spent by guber­ natorial candidates so far, moat has b«M spent by Doyle E. Carl­ ton Jr., Wauchula, 117,toi. Ho has boon given 170,134 so far. C. Farris Bryant, Ocnla, has received ronra to data than any other candidate, $99,944. He hai •pent t u n . Other major candidates, their expenditures and receipt*: Dickinson. Weal Palm Beach, 111,761 spent, $*7.lll received. Rev. George Downs, Winter Park, to ,o « spent, to.oia rew ired Tad David, Hollyrwood, woo to,» « ■pent, ItSAM received. McCarty, lll.fito spent, $33,37! rew ired, Buraa, tof.400 spent, $13,774 re w ired. Hereto J. Reiser, Bonlfay, $1,111 ■pent, $3,141 received. i WORLD WAR 1 vet* of Barracka 486 held their officer inaUllntion recently. A t the Installation ceremonial were: left to right, front row, John McCloakey, com­ mander; Clifford Gilbert, district commander; Michael Dwyer of St. Cloud, national rehabilitation chairman find William Convenly Jr., vice commander. Back row, left to right, Robert Williame, quarterm aster; Harvey Swannon, chaplain; Sidney Fowler, judge advocate; Ed Ludecke, senior vice commander; Nick Cozlow. sergeant nt arms; William Greuber, trustee and Joel Field, ad­ jutant. (Herald Photo) Abandon Reigns Congressional Leak Of On Hardi Gras Day Military Secrets Probed I NEW ORLEANS (UPI) —"Sam, stop that," gasped a gorilla In the middle of the street. "But honey," replied George Washington, "it's M arti Gras." And indeed H was, as half ■ million persons, their inhibitions gone with a chilly wind, ran wild through the streets a< New Or­ leans. Dressed to eoabimes, wearing masks they won't havn to face to the m inor Wednesday, visitors and natives alike took advantage af the yearly open season on that ia Mart M arti Gras Day .....................la Tuesday. A clown kissed a cannibal on Cgnsl i t . and Dracula fall off a totap post to the French Quarter. A to* «f humanity rolled before magnificent floats of Rex at ing of M arti O ral climaxed Graa with Us parade tools from a tugboat this morning horaldrt tha of King Zulu, monarch of tho Negro Xrewo, who wallows up tho Mississippi on a barge and debarks to form hia parade. W hen . the ensuing parade would go waa anybody's guoro. It has probably so re r gone the s a n s way twiw amt generally follow! tho route containing the moat bars, particularly the most b a n offering a free to u t to tho mon­ arch and hia wild-haired warriors. It generally ends when Uw king gels lost or when hie followers •ink gently to the pavement and are removed and revived for an­ other round, even leas organised, sometime later. All of the peat week has been but a preparation for today — all the parades, all the gaiety that would last most cities for n long long time. Everything has gone according to schedule. Just like Herd! Gras baa gone since 1437, WASHINGTON (UPI) — The government hai been Investigating "leaks" of classified military in­ formation after it baa been secretly given to Congress By U. S. intel­ ligence agendas. The m atter could lead to ad Thief Provides For Watch Return SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) —Tav­ ern owner William Gallagher has found a "fairly honest thief." The thief took GeDagher’e $300 wrialwatcb from the back bar •nd escaped before Gallagher no­ ticed the watch waa gone. The next day Gallagher got a pawn ticket in the mail, lie look it 4o the pawn shop end redeemed the watch, for $S. "la that nil yee wlU give on this watch?" Gallagher asked the pawn shop keeper. "No," was the reply. "I would have given him $60, but he said $4 was all be wanted. Slid he just wanted to get a meal." Spring mlltonry moves to the bock of tho head. The Important silhouette* ere too roller, breton, puffed-up beret and the "ha­ lo"—all, leaving tho forehead to view. ministration rtviaw of the whole question of how widely Congress should be briefod on secret mili­ tary information, informed sources rokl today. The Investigation centered on a leak to the press of closed-door testimony by Allen W. Dulles, di­ rector of too Central Intelligence Agency, before the Senate space preparedness committees to Jan uary. Dulles' testimony concerned as Umatos of Russian missile capabi Uties. Security on the whole baa been considered good. Publication of what purported to be Dulles' Ja n ­ uary toatlmony ia regarded to some quarters the one major "leak." But the incident prompted an Investigation both inside and out­ side the CIAIt also raised to official circles the problem of how to deal with one basic strategic advantage of the Soviet Union over the United Stotee —- Russia's far superior capacity for keeping Information secret. The Russian advantage Is based on both geqgrsphy — bar vast open spaces — end on her total­ itarian system of government. it has been behind Russia's con­ sistent refusal to permit disarm a­ ment inspections by Western coun­ tries. Hospital Notes FEBRUARY to Admissions Mae C. Sturdivant, Sanford; Bessie Pickering, Lake Mary; Robert C. Swope. Sanford; Frederick Good­ win, Sanford; Barbara Ann Massey, Sanford; James Williams, Sanford.' Birth* Mr. nod Mrs. Darrell Muldowney, Sanford; a son. Dismissals Robert A. Lewis, Mt. Dora; Mrs. Ellis Lloyd and baby, Lake Mary; John Tyson, Sanford; Dexter Pil­ cher, Sanford; Claqde Beasley, Sanford. Statehood Idea Business Briefs Jackson’s Mintt Markets, lo t, one of Florida's newest grocery chains, has declared He first dirtdend to stockholders. The chain, which opened A rt mts to Its first store Jan. t, has declared • 5-cent per shars dividend to stockholders of record March IS, I960, for payment April 1, I960. Jackson's also h u announced the open!*! of it* thirtieth More. Julian E. Jackson, president, said that to addition to tha stores al­ ready to operation, he expects t« have seven more open to the public within M daya. ^ SAN MARCOS, Tex. (UPI) It isn't an organised movement, but students i t Southwest Texes State College are toying with the Station Geta Permit The Oil Syndicate Inc. hex re­ Idea of expanding the U. S. even farther. They have been debating ceived a Sanford building permit this issue: "Resolved, that New to build n $3S,W0 Sinclair OR Sta­ Zealand should be the 51st state." tion a t 3300 French Ave. s e c u r it y A s s o c ia t e s , in c . Mem tote ■ Mew York Stock . i STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS Cerda* J . Tell, Mgr. Martin Gets Big Missiles Contract ORLANDO .(UPI) - Two con­ tract* worth $13,07,€M were awarded to the Martin Co. Manday for further production of La­ crosse missiles xml ground support equipment end for engineering services. The Army said the swept-wing, surfs cetosurf ice misilie, reported to be ooe of the Army's moat ■ceurate, can daliver either nuclear or conventional warhead*. toBto I By Halted Press InteraatloRl Freezing rain turned north Tr*. aa highways Into skating jinks, Uie Army prepared to rescue strsn. ded Colorado ranchers and a nibzero cold wava spread across the country to d a y .. T r p v e l through north central Texaa waa called extremely dan­ gerous because of Ice-cavcrcd highways. The weathermsn said th« freezing rain would spread in t^ r kansas and Tennessee to d ay .* Colorado civil defense official! asked the Army for help In reach, lag ranchers near the southern, era Colorado town of Kim. A spokesman at Ft. Canon, Colo., said eome of the ranchers have not been heard from In tw» weeks and hundreds If not thous­ ands of head of livestock wer* stranded. Much of the country fromjh* Rockies to the Atlantic stmQLd under readings below 30 degrees. In tte midlands, below-aero Hid­ ings were common. The icebox of the country was Petition, Mich., which reported IT degrees below zero. It was 14 be­ low at Dillon. Mont., 10 below it Cutbank, Lewiston and Butte, M ont, 11 below at Minot, N. D. f . I PA M M t �Farewell Parties Given For Members Of The Hite Family Mrs. Largen Named Sorority President Mra. Frank Stenilrom was oaten to the Gamma Lambda haplcr of Beta Sigma Phi for their bi-monthly business meeting. Tha annual election of officers was held and Mrs. Tom Largen was elected president. Other officers elected to serve for the coming year are Mra. Clyde Robertson, vice president; Mrs. Bob McKee, recording secT lary; Mrs. Ben Howland, cor­ responding secretary and Mrs. Sarnet White, treasurer. ’ Several rushecs were also voted •n at the business session, with the president, Mrs. Glenn Mc­ Call. presiding. A tea will be held in their honor, Wednesday from 3:30 to S p. m. at the home of Mrs. Jack- Little. It was announced that the organ­ isation has sponsored another birthday party for the county home this month with Mrs. Joe ipcnnison and Mrs. F. Wade Tyc 'as hostesses. The three young daughter* of Ensign tnd Mrs. Raymond Hlle, Laurel Dr. in Pinecreal, have been guests n( honor at several parties the past few days. Ro­ berta, Mary Rae and Genetie, with the<r parents will be leaving Sanford, Wednesday, to make their home in Albuquerque, New Mexi­ co. Tha sixth grade Sunday School Class ol I’inecresl Baptist Church entertained Rnbrrta at the home of Mrs. Mary Rhea The grbup en­ joyed a scavenger hunt, then pre­ sented the honoree (known as Boh bie to her close friends) with an autograph dog. Attending were Linda Ashby, Linda Conn, Martha Kosky, Peggy Gerrin, Marilyn Smith, Tina Nichols, Bonnv Todd. Palsy Burke and Karen Vickers. Genette celebrated her sixth birthday, Saturday, with her young f 5a a.**V•' | DeBary Home Club GENETTE, ROBERTA AN1) MARY RAE HITE Dorcas Circle Care Of Floors O f Upsala Church Sidney Hawkins Holds Meeting Honored With Members of tha Dorcas Circle ♦ > f the Upsala Community Presby­ terian Church discussed plans for a spring b a ta ir at the February meeting which was held at the church. Mrs. Freds Daniels was appointed chairman of the com­ mittee to make further plans for the event. Sirs. Clover M irrs led the devo­ tion period and presided at the business session. A white elepnant £>ale was conducted and the pro­ ceeds added to the elan treasury. During the program the Misses Edith and Clara Speera sang a duet entitled "It Is No Secret." Hostesses for the afternoon. Mra. Eunice Martin and Mra. Kay Thornton, served refreshment* to Mrs. M am . Mra, Daniels, Mrs. Josephine White, Mrs. Jessie Southird, Mrs. Sara Hodge, Mra. Da lag DoweU, Mrs. Dorothy Lloyd. QMra. Amanda Reeves and guests, Mr*. May Martin and Misses Edith and Clara Spoor*. Church Calendar Buaineea and Program meeting ef W.I.C.S. of First Methodist Church. Executive board meeting t a. a . buiineia and program • : « g. m. In McKinley Hall. Panel discussion and program by E. W. Christensen and Mrs. T. J. Taylor wilh Mrs, E. C. Williams as modaralor. Topic "Youth Conservation." f ) Grace Methodist W.S.CS. meets at S p. m. at the church. W.S.C.8. of the Barnett Mamorial Methodist Church meet* at the home of Mr*. Harold Hicri at T:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY The Shut-in Prayer meeting el the First Methodist Church will . meet at th* home of Mrs. A. W. ■ Hamll at 1:30 p. m. Holy Com%nunion will be given at the church at T:30 and 1:11 p. m. Total Enlistment Rally will be ia Mc­ Kinley Hall at |:1S p, m. • Pineerest Baptist Church S. S. • Officers and teachers Supper at •:30 p. m. The R. A. meeting le at T p. in. U k « Mary * Personals BY FRANCES WESTER Several visitors from out of state like it se much better here, after a short stay, they will remain longer than flrat planned. They like the sunshine batter than tha snow up north. They Include Mrs. Betty Eollnnta and her mother, Mra, J a n a Kline, of, Mansfield, Ohio;’ M r. and Mr*. Paul Davis, from Burlington, lnd., Mr. and Mr*. George Kabat, Sturgeon Bay, Wis., and Mr. and Mra, Otto Boretsky Of Green Bay, Wi*. Whilt hero they visited Mr. and lira . Joe Smathara and spent some time sightseeing In the atate. Ac­ companied by Mra. Smathars, Mra. Beliants and Mra. Kline spent Iwo days ia Tampn and St. Peterirg last week. Fred Howell of Atlanta, Ga., has been visiting hla brother, Roy Howell Sr. and hia wife in Lake Mary and Mra. Howell'■ mother, Mr*. A. McDermott and daughter, Leah Jordon, in Daytona Beach. Mra. J , E. Robinson la home Worn Seminole Memorial Hospital after a bout with pneumonia. She hopes te be bach an the Jab driv­ ing tha school bui, this wcok. Because od the double sessions, oho akas several trips a day from ihe Mary te Sanford. Birthday Party Ironing for aa h m r uaas up about 140 ealari*:. Sue eating n leftover pises ed apple tee after­ ward■ adds SM. ft’s o ttter to h av t a Blais ad skim milk or fruit Juice. Mr*. Claude Hawkins honored her son, Sidney, with a parly on his 13th birthday. Friday, at hrr home in Lake Monroe. A color ichrm r of yellow ami green was carried out In parly decorations Sidney's young gucsi* enjoyed dancing and games, wilh prises heing won by Miss Ann nose. Miss Doris Carlson, Rrian Thurs­ ton and Mike Rurk. After it-e gifts v .re openrd Mr*. Hawkins served eup cake* and wifi drinks to Darlene Ro­ bert*, Janis Dowdy. Dnri* C* Ison, Sandra Rurk, Pal Mu«e, Ann Rnie, Terry Rahun, Danny t-cc. Mike Burk, Richard Hittell. Jimmy Wakefield. Donald Rrll, Brian Thurston. Ray Ran*. Rnnnic Tindel. Johnny Hawkini. ihe guest of honor, and hi* grandmother, Mrs, Annie Hawkins. MRS. DAVID GATCHEI*. right, entertuinod a group of her former cliinamates at her home, recently. In addition to. several members who still live in Sanford, some out of town members were visiting in the vicinity and attended the party. Mrs. D. R. Hasty, left, and her husband, who is in the armed services, are visiting here on their way to Andrews Air Force Rase. Mrs. Ben Currie, daughter of Mrs. George Wells, now lives in Daytona Beach. (Herald Photo) Plan Good Diets For Teenagers By MYRT1E C. WILSON Home Demonstration Agent Your teenagers may seeip .to •a t all the lime. Tbi* does not mean that they arc eating the right food for good health. In fact, teenagers are our most poorly nourished people, accord­ ing lo nutrition research scientists, says Bonnie McDonald, Assistant Economist in Food Conservation. In the case of teenage girls, a out of every 10 need to improve Ihelr diets. In the case of men­ age boys,- 4 out of every 111 have poor eating habits. In both in­ stances, the cause may not be eating too lltlla food, but not ra t­ ing enough of Ihe right food. When girls have inadequate dicta, they usually need more cal­ cium, iron or Vitamin C. Boys arc most often short of calcium, thiamine nr Vitamin C. More riboflsvin and Vltain A also are needed in teenagers' diets. Poor diets can show up in several waya: poor complexion, lack ol energy and poor leeth are tome often observed. To Improve poor diets, teenagers need to eat more; 1. Milk products for calcium and riboflavin. 1. Citrus fruits, matons, straw­ berries, cabbage and tomaloca for Vitamin C. I, Meats for riboflavin; liver, heart and kidney for Iron. t . Dark green and deep yellow fruit# and vegetables for Vitamin breads and ccrrnl. for iron, thi­ amine and riboflavin. 6. Dried vegetable! and fruits for Iron and thiamine. The right foods in adequate amount* furnished the buildinc nialerlsl* for good health, good looks and Inis of pep and energy. Use Ihe relationship bet when a good diet and good look* to help convince your teenagers in eat more of the right foods at mealtimo and for snack*. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Folcluld of Worcester, Mas*, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Mcl'loikcy at their home on Cedar Ave. Mr. and Mr*. John Powad of Edison, N. J., announce the arri­ val of a *nn, Robert David, born Feb. II. Mr*. Powell Is the former Daphne Takach of Sanford. Roth she and her husband are gradu­ ate* of Ratlin* College and have obtained their master* degree at Columbia University, N, Y. and are now leaching at Rutgers Uni­ versity, New Brunswick, N. J. Slocking scams slanted slightly inward play down bow-leggedne**. Slant them outward lo counter­ act tha knock-kneed look. Coffee, shelled nuts and choc­ olate keep fresh longer in the re I. Whole grain and enriched frigeralor. CLnm w vdnq FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Telephone FA 2-1 *22 or FA 2-0270 The Woman's Soeiety nf Christ­ ian Service of (he First Methodist and Grace Methodist Churches sponsored ■ Joint study cliss on “The Way In Africa,'* during tha month of February. Four sessions were held for Jurisdictional credit. The purpose of the class was lo help the study group lo understand the heritage of the African people and heller understand the new roles of the church and missionaries as they deal with the changing picture of African life today. Allractlve worship settings,'posl- S. S. Class T o Meet In Church Chapel The T.E.L. Sunday School Clasa of Ihe First Baptist Church will meet In Ihe church chapel, Thurs­ day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. J. A. Benson and Mr*. Buby Hemrrlr will serve as hostesses. One rream proleln cup of average serving nf Ire contains almost a* much and calcium aa one-half milk. era, maps, souvenirs, and ttteralure provided interest and atfnee* phere to the African aetM . Pro­ gram techniques were panala, role * playing, disrussions, map study, lectures, folk longs and games.. Dr. Ralph WeUon of Winter Park was a guest speaker at ana of tha sessions. He Is a former educator and m iuionary who hai traveled in tha Middle E a it and Africa. He preaenled geaaral phases of African life, raligioui, economic and political ia tha class. An Informal diseusiiaa period followed hla moat lnfonpilive talk and film showing. During the course cf study, apOrial Afrltan menus and drinka were served each day, A gift of money wai sent to a Chriattao Social Center in Eiodn, M glan Congo, following the study. Tha planning committee incheded Mrs. Robert Drayton, Mra. R. V. Hutchison. Mrs. L. D. Hast­ ings and Mrs, John R. Domtney Jr. Otheri assisting w art Mra. Ray Herron, Mrs. W. I . Higgin­ botham, Mr*. T. C. O'Steea, Mra. Joe Atisrello, Mrs. W. W. T ytr, Mrs. F. J. Harris, Mra. Oretcbaa Crowell and Misa Mary Margaret Houk. N f W SPRING Flip top coatums* with two lives . , , MAKE A SMART ENTRANCE! Spring Is in th* air! You'll feel it too—when you *ea the colorful new Spring and Summer Fashions arriving daily. Pick an armful of theta beauties! featured fabrics lead a secret We after Sea shapely Wile draee-up frocks. Chew green, navy or beige. S im 3 to M. LINGERIE . . . . filmy, frothy, luscious 'lingerie. All new, all perfect for Spring and Summrr! S P O R T SW E A R Bee our handsome line-up of colorful, atyte-studded feehlon* for work and pieyi , . , . a delightful selection of new shape* and shade* in . fashion aceettnrie* including Howird Hodge and Madcap Hale, D R E SSE S Ws moved lo roomier quartets . . . Is nerve y ou belter . . . with African Study Class Sponsored By WSCS Postpones Meeting A C C ESSO R IE S Corner of The PcRary Home Demonstra­ tion Cluh held their meeting at the Community Center Thursday morning. Mrs. Arthur Gray gave instruction in pine-needle craft during the morning. In the afternoon the regular meeting was held, and five new member* were inlrodured: Mr*. Cecil Penderg»*t. Mr*. Ivan Walker, Mrs. Stan­ ley- Lawton, Mr*. Agne* Gersleneck, and Dr. May Anderson. Three members—Mr*. Adam Mul­ ler, Mr*. Eldon Benedict, and Mr*. Arthur Gray—were honored for having been member* of H. D C. for 2A or more years. Mrs Mary McManus and Mr*. George W. Wright presented a program on "Care of Floors." The next meeting will be all day March 31. The morning crafts will include "Making lists," and continued pine needle work. The program subject will be ' Food Fallacies." and anyone interested is invited lo attend. Attending were Sherry Dsaieli, Linda Rube!, Sharon and Loretta Conrad, Susan Whitt, Roberta Hite, Barbara Fogg, Candy Aabton and Sheila Jordon. Some of the neighbors also gave a farewell party for the girls' mother, Mrs. Raymond Hita. She was guest of honor at a dinner at the Skyline Restaurant In Or* Undo, 1 This group included Mrs. Ray­ mond Ashton, Mrs. Clyde Nickelson. Mrs. Norris Jordon. Mrs. Al* fred Taylor and Mra. Phillip Simp* son. Lake Mary H D Club fisAdjorndd t ^ Hears Program On Pinecrest neighbors. The young­ sters played several party games and were treated to the traditional birthday cake. Ice cream and punch. Guc'ts included Ted Ashton, Col­ leen Conrad, Janice and Cindy Holcomb, Lellanl Jordon. Susie and Robert Simpson. Keith Tour­ ney. Kenneth Taylor, Paul Wom­ ack Jr. and Tom Nickelson. Mary Rde was guest of honor al a coke and chatter party, yes­ terday afternoon a I the home of Jan Simpsnn. A group nf her friends gathered to chat and plaj records. Designed for wear morning till night. Gotgeoua new fabric*, stylet and nil in elegant new colors- Sanford Flower Shop £ a U u ia 'a Polka dot twosome, the short sleeve dress has aeeop neck and rummarbund. Chanel look braid trimmed, with jewel neck. Whit# bodice under lined Jacket �WAILING PLACE '* Tha Sanford Rotary Club calibrated tha 66th annlvtrw ry of Rotary International yesterday a t its weekly . luncheon. That's a long time for continuous civic service and ' world communities must ba proud of these men w ho hsve ' • kept a t it during all those years. 8av«ral speakers outlined tha progress of Rotary and ~ its alms and told how it haa affected communities such aa ** Sanford. Mort McDonald of Da Land, a former district gover* •' nor of Rotary, said tha dub haa bean instrumental in improv­ ing personal, business and civic relations. < The Sanford dub waa chartered In 1921, giving It a 30year run of civic achievement. Some of the projects it has -■ supported are the blood bank, Boys' State, handicapped - Children’s schools, Boy Scouts and other youth activities. The local men have lived up to Rotary's motto—Service A b o v e Self—and their good works surely are their own re­ ward. Hr n n danuo NSW Y O U (UFI) - ArchlM M teUtoh, that "ia g ry p m t kh" ef Americas letters, lavad■rim e'TV time Sunday sight •stiver the ennobling message 1 ef eu r angry young men, Admiral • Xkkever. • M n e L e l a h 'a paaalonaie aad 2 emeeth-flewtog pep talk, "The So« o a t ef F re e d o m / occupied NIC! TV "Sunday Showcase'' spot. It • related a community's rejection ; af a "better schools” program to : P * it debate rf our postj Sputnik ere: What'a happening te i ear aaaea af actional purpoee? I 1 f 2 • "Saaret" wee m e n coacsraed with if to e e s iu ItMli te that guoetlaa th a t ft waa la tailing a Mary. I h a d , in fact, that the matv iU s a wax awkward aad plot m e n implicit, II might have had greeter Im pact If an unkoown playwright la d submitted this maaaaaript, k weuld aot hare pasted the first reader's desk, la ta m e af TV plays. S i t this W staT ihe work of aa tmkaowa. MacLetoh happens to be • man ef magaUlcMt eloquence. Ha ta Incisive, outspoken and per* tussive. And he brtaga a point af spiritual discovery. la this com, the w aadtrer la a fallow named I n - Disturbed by the school pro­ gram 's rejection to a refereadum, he Marches far tha answer to tha gnesUee: Is eur count-y through? After some disheartening con­ versations, Joe mMta the librari­ an, Dec, aed gate the answer to aa extended flash ef optimistic, B e l a t e d dialogue. Democracy, says Dee, m utt be redefined and re-iavetted by each gtaeratkm. Oea m ta- dreams a dream and then others fallow. "And what the first man hat to aoe," ba taya, "Is not the two-thirds of the citltana who will not listen. What (ha) has to see to tha dream itself — to tea It real and whole and THEBE." From minorities come the m a­ jorities, Doc reminds Joe. The excellent, dedicated cast In­ cluded Tony Randall, Kim Hunt­ er, John McGIver, Lenny Chap­ man. Michael Pollard and Thom­ as Mitchell, who had the meati­ est lines and made the most of them. Alan Schneider's direction did mueh te keep Uw rathar stat­ ic story moving and Joseph Bnrn’a probing photography waa highly effective. The Chtenet Swim: G e o r g e Bernard Shaw's comady, "Capt. Brassbound'a Conversion," with O n e r Garaoo starring as Lady Cicely Waynfleet, concludes the current Hallmark llall of Fame season on NBC-TV Monday, May 2. Georg* Schaefer produces and dlncto Theodore Apattto’a ao-mtnuto adaptation. An hour-long Western adventure M rift that spotlights tho careen of frontier bandits it being produced by NBC-TV for next fa it "O utlaw /1 starring Barton MacLane as Marshal Evett Cato*, will be filmed ta color. Raymond Maatov goes Into a CSS-TV West­ ern With “Betd’ e f Hate,** x fu­ ture "Zana Grey Thaatar" status. "The Twisted Image,” a suspense •lory that klcka off NBC-TV'a "thriller" aeries to the fall, will alar Leslie Nielsen. Georgo Gritixrd, Natalia Trundy and Dianne Foster. Boris Karloff la the aeries" host. Tho forthcoming "GE Thea­ ter" ahow, "Love and War" Is tha pilot film for a proposed new aeries. Richard Greens and Rob­ ert Strauss star a t rival newt cameramen. CRO SSW O RD 3. Ouldo'a low­ e st note 3. FUlflshra a. Latvian river 10. Croak*. Choctaws, rlc. 33. U«M*ih 34, Gratings 38. At home 38. Frank — , comedian 38. British river 30. Ilsimburet S3. Buffer 33. OoddcM of discord 14. Rood covering I9 W U U J* UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.—The authority that resides in tho great cube of gists and steel thrust up beside the East River Is as Intan­ gible as tbs hopes to men's hearts. No missiles, no planes, no bombs, no tanks, yet again and again the authority of tho United Nations has been used to keep the peace in s world torn by the fiercest dlsscnlions. The newest threat to peace scams for the moment to defy that autho­ rity. Specifically it is the peace­ making powers of Secretary-Gener­ al Dag Hsmmarksjold that are un­ der challtace. sod some or his persistent critics ere reedy to count him out. During his years a f bead of the permanent organi­ sation Hammarksjotd has greatly enlarged tha U. S. potentialities for keeping order in a time of disorder for his personal diplomacy. But they reckoned without the re ­ sourcefulness of this astute peace­ maker and they ignore his rem ark­ able achievement of last summer. At that time s war scare to Laos in Southeast Asia was in the head- Quotable Quotes LONDON— Anthony ArmslrongJonea' cleaning woman, comment­ ing on his engagement to Prin­ cess Margaret: "Princess Margaret will have to persuade Tony to bo tidier— he used to let his place get inlo an awful mess." WASHINGTON — A Senate ele­ vator operator working a 20 hour shift, discussing the possibility of an around-the-clock civil rights fillbuitcr: " I ’ve got my toothbrush and coffee jug. I'm ready." reel in a seemingly insoluble form. Repeated border incidents and reporta of extensive Egyptian mobili­ sation have resulted to a complaint by Israel to tho Security Council against "warlike threatsi." So _____ cautioua in public, to bold and re. sourccful In private, llammarkaSACRAMENTO, 'Calif. — Caryl Jold in his latest presa conference Chessman, in a lbpagc latter to Gov. Edmund G. Brawn, urging that he be excluded from a capi­ tal punishment repeal bill if such a step would aid the bill’s chances: "F irst , . 1 can and do, without theatrics, offer (hem my life." lines. Washington backed the Lao­ tian charge of aggression by Com­ munist China. When his customary diplomatic skills were unavailing Hsmmarskjold brought tho Issue to the attention of the Security Council. Ho did this not by formally In­ voking Article M of the Charter, giving him the power to "bring to attention" of the Council a threat to peace. Informally be pointed to the need for a UN investigation or what was really happening to Die remote border areas of Laos. Soviet Russia strongly protested sny such move but tbo Council, by a vote of 10 to one, approved the sending of a UN look-see com­ mission. The commission found no solid evidence of aggression. The war rcare in Laos and Washington died aborning. It was another instance of the peacemaking potential of tbs UN. Hsmmarksjold to far from hav­ ing played all his cards to ths newest Arab-Israell crisis. Despite the reluctance of tho big powers, he can get the m atter before the Security Council to one of several ways. And even though a truce commission la already policing disputed areas he could, aa to Laoi, invoke further restraints. A cool, dispassionate Swede, Hammarxajold time and again walked into troubles on the point of exploding tote violence. But it to always to the role be baa set himself as a pioneer ef new paths to peaee. WASHINGTON — One relief which President Eisenhower will enjoy on hla tour of South Amer­ ica will ha Ma escape from e run* ntng verbal battle with prase con­ ference correspondents. Probably no chief executive In our history haa tight-roped tha brisk a t impotianco aa much as haa Ike a t the past three White House press meetings. The questions have been tough. They've been cutting. And some flew aa darts theelhed la leather. But their potato hit tbalr mark. Ironically, It to n president's privilege to avoid altogether the' calling of press conferences. How. ever, like asking for punishment, Eiaenhower has held the meetings regularly. In fact, hia last two press conferences were only ala days apart. Theme of tha needls barrage hse been: the president's compiaceney on national defease. I thought hla emotional outbunt earlier In the month wae unsur­ passable by him. This waa when correspondent Sarah McClendon asked him whether be hadn't "kissed off” defame adequacy. The president, boiling toward a vol­ canic explosion, snapped: "Are you aeklng a question or making a apeeehT" ________ Ai m ' s complaints are shared by every eae ef yea readers a t seme time a r ether. Aad they ere aet Jest a aymptem e f the female eai, fa r m ta * aprevt tbeee wet rise. tee. Yea'd save mtIUeas ef dellera each y ear e a petaat medktee If yea'd eae the beeklet belew aad leave te live like a Ilea leateed a f a timid sharp. CASE D-487: Anna D., aged 42, li a high achoel teacher. "Dr. Crane," she began fearful­ ly, "am I losing my mlndT "T er I see spots floating In fre a t e f my eyes when I leek a t tha thy. "Aad 1 have a ringing to my ears a t night th at prevents my falling asleep. "In fact, I have often Into awske fo r hours Just bectuae of this con­ stant din to my oars. I t eouada like cricket* chirping." All of you renders esa see spota before your eyes If you gas* bleakly s t the sky. They mey float across your vision. But most people Ignore them because a f greater Interest to nearby persons or things. So It to entirely normal to-see ■petal Don't get sslf-hyponUsed by to healthy And the seme is true e f the crickets th at seem to chirp If ynu happen to pay attention te your own ears. If you have ever used n rural telephone system, you may be aware e f the hum and constant noita inherent in tha telephone system itself. Sometimes it sounds so loud you doubt if you will bo able to hear your party at ths other end of the line. But as soon as your girl friend get* on the line, your attention shifts to tha dialogue and you for* get tho humming. Well, the same thing occur* with ell of v* 1? we focue atten­ tion on our t e n as such. Wo then magnify the normal hum and crackling or cricket sounds In our hearing machinery. Sometimes, it Is true, anemia or tew thyroid secretion may help in­ tensify these noises, hut they ere your own "innards.” Join the ‘'Compliment Club” and eurvey your companion* for virtuei on which to pay them honeit praise. Whan man end woman peaa the age ef 40. they toad to grow toe «etf-«nalytical, for they fear they will he on the shelf, sexually. Thla to the age bracket where woman, aa wall aa millions of men, become hypochondriacs, running from one doctor to another btcauea of trivial aches and pains. "I may h a r t cancer," they think as they go thru America’s most common m o r n i n g calisthenics, namely "Jumping” to wrong conelusions about thair health. "How's my h u r t and liver and •tomach and kldneya and colon?” is the usual subconscoius morning ritual. Soon they hit upon soma minor pain, such aa a gas bubble parestoting acron the transverse colon, and than they cry, T v s got canCtrl" I t It le n t cancer, than they fret about h u r t attacks, high blood pressure and constipation. Pa tin t medicine advertising is slanted toward t h u s folks. And they usually have I. Q., fo r the mere Intelligence you hero, the eeilar It to to imagine. Harness that surplus I. Q. in sxtrovartlve hobbies. S t Ad for the "Compliment Club” booklet, en­ closing a stamped return envelope, plus 20c (non-profit). Teach a Bibla Class; work with Scouts or Camp Fire Girls, etc., u a means of turning your atten­ tion off your own Innards] (Always writ* te Dr. Crane to cere e f this newspaper, enclos­ ing e long 4c stamped, addressed envelope and 24c to rover typing end printing roata when you send for eae ef his booklets.) Oil was struck on Jan. io, i n i , a t Sptodletop, Texas. Tho groat Lucas well cam t to with a roar, according to tha American Petro­ leum Institute. At Us peak, it produced 100,000 barrels a day. Eisanhower ctill chafed from emotion of the Incident the f0|. lowing morning, for he told con. gm eional leaden a t a private breakfast: "When I wa» a boy. my father told me never to loie my tem. per # « • Last Wednesday, the president displayed superb control In ailr awering mildly, fluently, the first 19 questions, even though several carried a ating, such as the query which implied th a t Nixon was a man of action while the president was one to wait until lomsthing happened before ha aeted. The wall clock showed 10;S| a. m., time for Marvin Arrow, smith's "Thank you, Mr. Preil. dent." From the back row, Charley Shutt of Teltnewa Dally, a matter questioner, got the president's nod end with pleasant delivery won. dered whether it waa true that Elsenhower's administration mis. led the American people on ds. fen so, Whap! The president's fare tamed into a tight-lipped oval. It waa Ilka C harity said later: "I fa it tha lira from hla eye* all thL way a m to where T wae stanJP tog* There was a second of alienee, as If tha room waited for tha dust of a bomb to aettle. And then through gritted teeth came tha classic Elsenhower reply, that our defense la not only strong but is awesome. | If there waa ever any thought of White House complacency be. fore, It now came smashing duwsa in amithareens before the eyes o r 200 reporters. The reporters' questions art not dtsigntd aa personal taunu. They simply reflect grass-roots thinking. It ii said that attitudes expressed at presa conference! often influ* ■net a chief exeeuUvt'a decision, j I t may not bo puahlng a point,' then, to any th a t those needling presa quarica of the past f tm weeks could be credited with diu lodging tha tranquil It ed a to m , phere on tha mltaile lag which had long bean hovering aver the White House. FLYIN G ORKIN WORLD'S LARC-rsi 2*. Father E J L O E m S O 30. u u d 31. Imbue Ig m aM H M iK I It. Swoons iM irtsjr'i g e n 34. Mr, Churchill's 43. A failure M IlU t___ (slang) . cherts outs M.N*w Sato* IT. Light blow 3t. Horn tore 31. Whether S3. Fuel 3S.rtah spears 1 38. EnllU* ....— dOLTn’radufj— 4? KxcitmtUoa of disgust 43. Back 41. Land masxurr 41. Up to the time of 4T. A chrysalis 40. Shorthand S3. East by south (abbr.l S lC M fclu b 34. Steamship tebbr.i w’eauff- self-adjusting brakes, directional signals, wall-to-wall carps ting, safety steering whool, 3-speed electric windehUU wtpen, safety glass ta every wtadeer, alumi■toad a u l e r , f e a a rubber seat — — (amoag many other attorn). Full 120-Iach wheel beer., complete lu x u ry -car c o m fo rt-th o b eet-b u ilt automobile ta America Jo d ay * aew from the Friendly Bank Walking1His Baby DALLAS, Trx. (UP1) - O n « of those tiny foreign c a rt was •topped by a red light at a busy dowatowa Dallas Intersection re­ cently. I k e driver ana apparently ta a burry because ba crawled out while the "walk" alga waa still e«. p u k e d bit Bridget car through the intersect ton, wiggled back taaide and drove «b- 4 ... ■-1-»—**' —i. r Ij r I11 f 'k vMr** — II m a f ANTS �q T usb . March 1, 1060— P a g e 5 V (i f o v ju u f jb n By JERRY COVINGTON The SeminolcH are hard at work thia week and are anxiously awaiting the de­ parture time for their trip to Ft. Pierce for the district tournament. Sanford drew a bye in the firat round of the tourney that gets underway Wednesday and they will face the winner of the Stuart-DeLand game Thursday at 9:46 p.m. Cocoa is in the Sanford bracket of the tourney and it ia pretty well established that these two teams will be meeting Fri­ day night In the semi-finals. If the Seminoles are able to outrun a giant-sized Tiger team that is headed by aharpshooting Danny Tharp, they will probably get a shot at Seabreeze, seeded in the number one spot in the other bracket. The Seminoles closed out their finest regular season in the history of the school here last Friday when they rblled over New Smyrna. An 18-2 record is a great year In itself, but now all eyes are focused upon the Seminoles to see If they are able to upset two of the most highly touted teams In the entire state. With such players as Jim Gracey, Ray Lundqulst, and Terry Christensen in there to make points and Doug Tamny and Cow­ boy Oravetz to handle the rebounding, they should be able to give anyone a run for their money even if they aren't suc­ cessful enough to outlast them. •e n fn rh fm ll ^ Election Meeting * Scheduled Tonight • A meeting of the Sanford Greyhound Baiaball Club Inc., will be held at the McRoberti Tire Co., office at s p. m. today, with elec­ tion of 1060 offlceri, and a detailed report by General Maaager Peter Scbaal of club progreia to dale, Si principal Jtami of builneia. . Preilding wlll be Dr. D. H. Ma­ ther! who headed the club Jait year, and aUending will be the 10» directora: W. Kenneth McRo­ berti. John H. PlUpitrtck, John K. Williami, A. B. Pettrfon Jr., god Harold H. Kaitner. Oscar Leaves • Fans Cheering fa ile d P raia International Champa leave 'em cheering, sad tb at'i how the “Big 0 " said good­ bye at Cincinnati. Playing h it fiasl campus boms game for the University of Cincin­ nati, O icar Robertson ripped off «3 point! Monday to paee a 1I0-S4 tout of Tulia and awuro Cincin­ nati of at ieait a tie for the Missouri Valley Conference chamA pJomhlp. A crowd of 1,1 M gave Robertion and hla m a tu n Handing ovation a t the end of the game in tribute to one of the moit ameting careen la court history. Robertion hai ese road game and one Cincinnati Garden game left ia the regular scaaon before leading Cincinnati Into poit-teaion competition. ANOTHER Both Seabreeze and Cocoa nre loaded with height and good shooters so the Seminoles are counting on their full court press and their fast break to completely knock them off balance. The type of ball that the Seminoles play has a strange way of making a good team lose all of its poise. A good example of this was in the Winter Park game. The proud Wildcats came prancing on the court and before long the Seminoles began their "gnat slapping" and the Parkers completely lost their poise. Actually, Conch Layer and Dick Silvers dubbed this type of defense as "gnat slapping" last season for this is exactly what it looks like they are doing. Two of the most outstanding "gnat slappers" on' the Seminoles are Lundquist and Christen­ sen. They go into their full court press and Immediately they begin clapping their hands and jumping up and down. It gets results for these two youngsters have stolen more basketballs than anyone out­ side of jail. The word, "color" doesn’t begin to describe the Seminoles this year because they thrill everybody who seen them on the court with their unusual type of play. Even if they don't make it past their tough opponents in the tourney, you can bet that the fans will long remember them. fence aign and scoreboard apace last summer, inviting them to again join with local sponsors in providing the city with baseball this summer. "Half of our M alga spaces are sold," he said, "and we arc most hopeful that our 13 other 1I3S advertisers will come forward as enthusiastically as did the tin t 12, Our general manager will call upon them ait (hla week to pre­ sent one of the most unusual pro­ motional programs l'va ever teen, a program that cannot help but fill our park throughout the sea­ son," McRoberti said. Those that have already have renewed their fence aign support are: Boyd-Willace Insurance Co., B. L. Perkins and Son, Mrs. Appleby’s Restaurants, Lake Monroe Inn. Sanford-Allantic National Bank, Slenitrom Real Estate, Florida Powsr and Light Co., Georga's Tavern, Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, Florida State Bank, Me Roberta Tire Co. and OdhamTudor. "Each fence advertiser," MeRoberts said, wilt be honored with a special "night" during which ail their employee will be guests of the Greyhounds at a game la which several surprise features wlQ be presented." Meanwhile, from Xansaa City came word Sunday that p lsyen assigned to the Sanford team will report to the Athletics' minor laague training camp at Pensa­ cola on March II for a full month of training. Tbs squad of n men, headed by Manager Robbie Rob­ ertson, 1s due In Sanford about April IT, two days before they open the 1*60 season in Leesburg ageinst the Baltimore owned Leesburg Orioles. Set Baseball Site KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) -T h e National Association of imercolleSlate Athletici announced Monday (hat its fourth annual baseball championships will be held in Sioux City, Iowa, June 6-10. “ HOME In Cage Rating Poll Covers Sports Greyhound Club Opens Concerted Three Top Coaches Drive For Needed Advertising Funds Resign Cage Posts A concerted drive to set needed fundi for the Sanford Greyhound entry in the Florida Stale League started yesterday, Drive Chair­ man W. Kenneth McRoberti reported. Leltcri went into the mailt, he said, to ail firma who purchaied California Holds Lead United Prate International Three resignations, all jammed within two hours, left the Sin Francisco Bay area shorn today of some or its top-notch basket­ ball coaches. The biggest Jolt was turned in by Pete Newell, towel-chewing strategist for California’s toprsnked Golden B rirs, who an­ nounced Monday that ha would quit the post after this season to became the school's athletic director. Scarcely bad Nawell given bis reasons for "staying as f ir away from the bench as possible" than the University of San Francisco announced that Phil Woolpert would not return. The Dons' fam­ ed strategist took a year's laava of absence on Nov, 28 and now Is director of sales and public rela­ tions for a local vending machine firms. Then came news from San Jose State that Walt McPherson was stepping down afler IT years as the Spartans' coach. Seminole Golfers Topple Cadets SemlDOla High golfers started Use season on the' right foot last week as they toppled Florida Mili­ tary School, 21-0. Medalist for the Seminoles wai Bob Gleason with 13. Othar member* of the Sanford team wers Richard Roth, Ed Ham­ ilton, Bill Foulk and Ladd Mc­ Coy. The pley against FMS was held at tho Mayfair Golf C ount. Hire ‘Double’ NEW YORK (UPI) - Dick Engelbrink of Penn Slate will attempt ■ rare "double" la the 1C4-A Indoor track championships at Madison uare Garden Saturday night icn he tuns la the 1,000-yard and the three-mils events. Ron-Detany ia the only runner ever to win both events on tha same program. He achieved the double twice, in 1SST and 1*31. a B U I L T — WITH NEW YORK (UPI) - The California Bears led the runnerup Cin­ cinnati Bearcat, by IS points today In the neat-to-last United Press International major college bas­ ketball rating of the II3S-60 sea­ son. The 33 leading coaches who rale the major ichoota for UPI gave the defenae-contclous Beara 22 first-place voles and 334 points. They give the Bearcats nine first-place votes and 31S points. The coaches, who based their latest ballots on games played through Jast Saturday, will vote for a regular-season national champion after neat Saturday's garnet. Ohio State, which hat an out­ side chance of leading the final balloting If the two lop-ranked teams stumble badly this week, was third with three first-place voles and 281 points. Bradley w as fourth with 214 poinli and Utah wai fifth with the remaining firstplace vole and 101 points. West Virginia remained sixth with 131 points, Utah Stale seventh with 70 and Georgia Tech eighth with 62. North Carolina was the only newcomer In the top 10, mov­ DOWLING CHAMP A. K. Shoemaker Jr. (center) ia crowned by Jel Bowling Lano Manager John Spolski, left, Sunday after he took top honors in a special kegler match nmong local officials at the grand opening of the new nlley. Congratulating Shoemaker is Jet Lanes Corporation President F. Slabinsky. Over 1,000 persons attended tho grand opening ceremonies. (Herald Photo) ing from 12th to ninth with St points for its first appearance ia the select group since Dec, 14. Villanova, beaten last weak by Wake Forest and St. Joieph'a (Pa.), slipped (ram ninth to 10th with So points. Texas A R K dropped from 10th to lSth because of losses last week to Texas Tech and Southern Methodist. St. Bona venture advanced from 13th to tltb to head the second to group. St. Louts wai 12th and two New York City teams, SL John's and New York UnlvcrtHf lied for 13th. Texas, Auburn. Wake Forest, Texas ARM, Day* ton, Kansas and Providence fob lowed in order. Kansai and Provi* dcnce tied for 20th. Phoenix Golf Site DUNEDIN, Fla. (UPI) - Fhoenix, Arts., has been selected ei the site of tha Professional Gou* era* Association 44th annual meet* Ing. Details of (he Nov. 10-11 m s * sion will be worked out by Joha Reuter J r , nf Phoenix, president of the PGA'a southwest sectlea, and the PGA executive committee. Pennant Winning Chisox Face Problem With Holdouts UaM*d Press IatenaUensI The Chicago While Sox, who won their first pennant in 40 years last season, today were leading the American League in another department. * Seven players were listed as holdouls when the While Sox held their first full-scale drill Monday at their new Sarasota base. Heading the list, as usual, was Minnie Minoso, a perennial spring “rebel" who was reacquired by the White Sox from Cleveland in an olf-scison trade. The other Chicago holdouts were pitchers Turk Lown. Stover McHwaln, Dick Donovan and Joe Stanka, center fielder Jim Landis and utility infielder Billy Goodman. The While Sox, as defending AL champions, anticipated trou­ ble in their contract negotiations but the Baltimore Orioles, who finished sixth last year, had six potential holdouts when their full squad reported today at Miami. The unsigned Orioles were out- fielders Gene Woodling. A1 Pilarcik, Albie Pearson and Willie Taiby, and infielders Billy Klaus and Ron Hanson. The New York Yankees, loo, were having trouble lining up some of their top stars. Veteran relief pitcher Ilyne Duren and out­ fielder Roger Msrit, acquired in an off-season trade with the Kan­ sas City Athletics, held fruitless day-long conferences with as­ sistant general manager Roy Harney Monday. Both Maris and Duren report­ edly were wilting until the Yan­ kees settle Ihelr salary dlsy-ule with Mickey Mantle, who claims he won’t leave his Dallss home until the club meets Ills terms. The slugging outfielder received an estimated tTI.000 last year and the Yankees want to cut at least *3,000 from th it figure. Among National League teams, the Milwaukee Braves hive eight unsigned players. Lew Burdette. Juan Pitarro. Don McMahon, Joe Adcock, Felix Mantilla, Johnny Logan, Bobby Avila and Wes Covington will bt classified as holdouts if they do not come to terms when full-scale workouts begin Saturday. The Detroit Tigers finally sign­ ed oulflelder Al Kallne for an estimated 840,000 and infielder Frank Bolling for about S20.000 Monday. But they opened Ihelr drills today with such stars as Harvey Kucnn, Charley Maxwell and Frank Lary among tha mis­ sing. other prominent major Iragurn still unsigned Included Bob Alli­ son and Jlin Lemon ef the Wash­ ington Senators, Ned Uarvcr of Ihe Kansas City Athletics, Valmy Thomas of toe Philadelphia Phil­ lies, Orlando Cepeda of the San Francisco Giants, and Sammy White of the Boston Red Sox. 3 MATINEES Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY Clubhouse Jerry Jordan May Defend Title Soon Pete O'Lear, Top Choice In Race Tela O’Lear, a to il black grey­ hound who was expected to com­ pile one of the top records at Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club this icaion, is favored lo find the victory path In tonight's featured Gradc-A ninth encounter. The wild 62-poundcr gets the popular one-box for Ihe feature and he's rated a s-to-2 choice by morning line odds. The top-grade ninth rice will highlight a 10-event schedule start­ ing at 3:10 p. m. A itrongman from the Raca Street Kennel, Pete O'Lear has managed only two victories this season but he's continually been matched against the best at the oval and he's turned in sume ef the most eacitlng performances of the year, From the first position, railblrds think he'll be hard to best. Two fleet products of the Os­ wald Brothers Kennel also a rt slated In the hot feature and all five other greyhound* make the field evenly matched. O. B. Title will be moving from the four-box, while O. B.'s Medium la assigned the siath post posi­ tion. Mallnce racing will start tomor­ row at 3 p. m. at the local speed circle. PRIDE"...IN fc w w LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Weiterwtlghl champion Don Jordan’s first defense of his crown since last July appears lo be close at hand today. Matchmaker Teddy Brenner an­ nounced In New York Monday night that arrangements were nearing completion for Jordan lo meet the winner of a March IS ballla between Federico Thomp­ son. of Argentina, and Benny (Kid) Parct, of Cuba. P arct and Thompson, who kayoed Jordan last December when the pair met In Buenos Aires, Ar­ gentine, will trade punches In • Heated Staada Madison Squire Garden in a 12round boul, Brenner said the winner would challenge Jordan in a Las Vegas, Ncv., match, probably June 10. The way for the title bout was cleared for Jordan Monday when the California Athletic Commis­ sion gave him a clean bill of health and the NBA withdrew a threat lo vacate hla title. To Help You Save Hundreds of Dollars: Palmer Favored In Pro-Am Play BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) - A field of ITS pro and amateur gplfers swarmed out onto the cold, wind-whipped Sherwood Forest Country Club course here today in a pro-am tourney preceding Thursday's *16,000 Baton Rouge Open. • Arnold Palmer heeds the con­ tingent of 44 professionals sched­ uled to check in here as the next stop on tha PGA winter circuit. The pro from Llgonlcr, Pa., is fresh from winning the (20,000 Texas Open at San Antonio. n a ! ★ Comparts Tho 1960 Economy Cars ★ Comparts Tho 1960 SUndard*Slzo Cars iAr Comports Tho 1960 M#dium*Priood Caro PUTS ALL THE FACTS AT YOUR FINGERTIPS! FULLY ILLUSTRATED! AUTHENTIC IN EVERY DETAIL! D on't buy any new car till you read tbs new I960 Automotive X-Ray booklets. Get honest, factual answers to your questions in easy-lo-rcad, easy* to-undersund form: Which car Is lowest priced? Highest la rem it rales? Economy, fact sc IcHm? Get oH dal remdtal Slx-pei irnger room whirh comport core hove H? Just a few minutes separating facts from exag* cc rated claim* may save you hundreds o f dollars, X-Ra vi are Deo st your Rambler dealer's. Hurry. THE COUNTRY SQUIRE HOMES IN RAVENNA PARK CAN BE FINANCED UNDER VA WITH NOTHING DOWN (Cleelag Coats Only) OTHERS FINANCED UNDER FHA WITH AB LITTLE AS $4 Q Q DOWN Monthly Payments Like Rent Combining concrete block and frame construction, this home features contemporary design with four bedrooms and two complete bathrooms. The living room Is large, and glasa doors lead from dining room to the outside living area, These homes — Bronse Medallion Winners — have thoughtfully designed Kitchens, with handsome Birch Cabinets, E shauit Fan, Garbage Disposal, and modern, da* pendabls appliances by GENERAL ELECTRIC. VISIT OUR MODEL HOME AND SALES OFFICE ON TEMPLE DRIVE — IB MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT 20lh ft FRENCH. Gat Itamblart S h a e m trfu u i f o iu b u v d w n XU W . IStfc B t. Gmoral Office FA 2*3103 B IL L S a lta O fflc t F A 2*7415 301 W . F ir a t H EM PH ILL B t. �NO MATT** HOV X SOOPOCCMAOMM f KWOvV, MT.VrBlL AUVAV# l S C NM bM NNTH I ARMY/ Al r, ^ CLASSIFIED INDEX DEADLINES CLASSIFIED tflSPLATt NO.NO//MOTHI Tees., thru FrL • I P. M. day .1.-: \rA V1 * - .1 W3U ARE'FAMILIAR WITH THAT METAif r v e;/ TWfcSE METAUOPHA6C , PACTCC1A LIVE ON HSFMIUM? AND 5iNCe RM SfM SVV ARE RICH IN HAFNIUM, THIS 7U»? CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my deep ap­ preciation to all my friends for their kindness and considera­ tion of me during my recent stay in the hospital. Lassie Grice PESTTOV_A4f , L Good F i d X F ir Rent 3. W u l d to Knit «. Real Estate Wasted S. Real Batata Far Sale L .Mortgage Lee a a 7. Eudaaaa OppertanlUoe 7*A la n ra a e a S. Female Haig Wasted I. Mala Haig Wasted I t. Mala a r Female I t. Work Wasted IS. Plasiblag Service# U . Electrical Services 14. Build, Pal at * Regatr 15. Sgecial Barricas IS-A Beauty Parlara II. Flowers A Pleats 17. Pets . Livestock . Sugy IS. Machleery . Tools II. Boats sad Motors N . Automobiles 2f-A Trailers II. Furniture 32. Articles Far Sale n-A Article Wasted IS. Notices 4t Peraosals 14. Loat A Found 15. HducaUas • Isatructtoo 117 EXCAMBRIA DR.: 3 bedroom NICE furniihed newly redecoratcd apartment 808 Park Ave. unfurnished house. Ph. FA 2-0930 Phone FA 1-0311, if no answer after 3:00 p. m. FA 2-8220. 3-BEDROOM house. nothing fancy but cheap rent. 17.50 per week.' SMALL apirtm ent 200 Avocado. Phone FA 3-3219. TWO BEDROOM bouse, kitchen equipped, water famished, laka 3-BEDROOM nicely furniihed gar­ privileges. ISO. Ph. Geneva 2411, age apartment on Lake Golden; lake privileges, Caty TA 2-0374. FURNISHED apartment H i per mo. all utilities paid eicept gat. 3-BEDROOM unfurnished home, Call FA 2-3071, till l:M FA 3-3555 3413 Willow, 1100 month. Call after 3:30. FA 30974. I-ROOM furnished garage apart HOMES. DUPLEXES, ment, eleetric and water furn­ APARTMENTS ished. Adults only. Call aftei CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY 4:00, FA 3-1305. 111 N. PARK AVE. FA 1-3430 3-MODERN FURNI5HED apartmenu. FA 3-4551. 901 Palmetto Ave. Available now. LARGE upstairs furnished I bed­ In Leg By Husband room apartment In town, water A Sanford Negro woman wai furnished. 185 per month. Call taken to Seminole Memorial Hos­ FA 3-3071, pital with gunihot wound in her leg Saturday nlgbL Hattie Peoples, II, -aid bar hueband, Biahop Peoples, shot bar, 3-ROOM eottage completely furn­ according to police reports. Biahop ished, all utilities, ready to mova People* was arretted Saturday HOUSE . for rent, So. Sanfrard in. Adults only. 3404 Park. Ap­ night for brandishing fir* arms in a threatening manner, dlaehargAve., near Lake Jessup. Phone ply Stamper Agency. ing firearm* within the city FA 3-5494. NICE 3-room downstairs apart­ limits and assault with a deadly ment, fully furnished, 311 So. weapon. The shooting look place at 808 E. Ninth St. Laurel. MAVtt M fiiilfM E'1 UNKJM&9UNP HUE t> , aorf iv s w rtia r J / | ftf i ftikW v BILLS/ TS4ATSALL gvgft UQINC M l-v , I DON'T KNOW W tT H tS IT WAS OAGWCCO OR rTHEDOC WHO B1TM6 J a S HW M yes, the sonford herald Is 0 family affair advertise 5 ' -V., c, . ,, . ■ I Negro Woman Shot : �A W ant A d A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 2. For Rent 5. Hen) Estate For S ilt 3-BEDROOM bouse ISO per month. OWNER MUST SELL HOI Rotalis Dr. Call after 5:00 42 acres, over 1 mile on lake, P. M.. FA 2-35*2. ■t mile of paved county highway frontage. Northwest Seminole SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gable*. County. Favorable term*. In­ Ml Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. cludes cottage. Dr. Polgar, Rye, N. Y. Woodbine 7*1827. LOWER FLOOR apartment, part* ly furnished, electric kitchen. Call Mrs. Appleby, FA 2 8681 or BY OWNER: Must sell this week. Furnished 2 bedroom hou«e, FA 2-3068. large lot, some fruit. Near in­ tersection of super highway and FURNISHED apartments, hard­ 17 *2. Price $5,700. FA 2*8238 wood floors, tile bitbs. 602 W. 27th. Street. 2-BEDROOM house, furnished, in* ACCESS TO THE WORLD eluding automatic washer. Lease Ol’ Man River hr don't »»>• nothin', hut he sure knows some available. Phone FA 2-0993. thin'! He know* (hat if you own SAND BEACH: CB home, 3 large a lot on his banka the wide bedrooms, Florida room, car­ world is at your doorstep. There port*, 1A'4 bath, kitchen equip­ is nothing like a home on the ped. central heat; grove. In river for boating, fishing, and L a k e Mary. *123. Phone beautiful srenery. How about FA 2 3885. letting us show you what we have? Call us tomorrow morning 2BEDROOM house 1810 W. 3rd. at nine o'clock I Inquire 1719 W. 3rd. UNFURNISHED 3 bedro^'hmTse. W. H. ‘'Bill" STEMPER Agency Phone FA 2-4991 111 N. Park Telephone FA 2*3930. Phona FA 2-1331 3881 Park Dr. 3BEDROOM furnished, adult*. FA 2-7684. BY OWNER: 3-bedroom kitchen equipped. Sunland P a l a t e s . NORTH ORLANDO HOMES: 3 Phone FA 2-7837. bedroom, screened patio, awim Bing pool. Children welcome. 3-BEDROOM, 3 bath, doubla ear 198 per month. Call FA 2-7104 porte, extra large utility room, Florida room. 118 Shannon Dr. ORANGE BLVD„ • ml. W of FA 2-1379. B a ite d ; I bedroom furnished home, Barn. Everything aplck 100 ACRES, OSTEEN AREA and span. 178. Bargain, H. R. Completely surrounds a beautiful Bice, 34 Sunset D r, DeBary. •prlng-red lak*. 3 modern lakefront homes. Ideal for template LkRGE 2 bedroom faouaa, kitchen lakefront privacy, or developing equipped. Children and pats ei lakefront lots. wanted. $43 per month. Phone Geneva, 2481. S t Johns Realty Co. 118 N. Park Ave. NEW HOUSE, $7$ month. Phone FA 2-3480. S ACRES farm laud Sanford Cel cry Delta, $488 per acre, only FURNISHED apartment, S room* 3250 down, five year* to pay and bath. 708 Park Ave. Phone balance. Richard* Hotel MelFA 2-2394. bourne, Fla. FURNISHED house fat 2*0 1, M WHITE BRICK FIREPLACE Smyrna Dr„ DeBary. FOR SALK fcENT OR SALE: S-b*droom, kH* Located West end of spacious Mv chen furnished borne. Phone Inf room. Also thrown in for FA 2 2541. good messur#—two bedrooms, tilo bath and n half, modern APARTMENT. US Kim. FA 34871. electric kitchen, t a m n o floor* throughout. AH this situatod on TWO 2-bedroom houses, kitchens Lovely Lake Lotus, three blocks •quipped. FA 14043. off 1742, Casselberry area. Buy WZLAKA APARTMENTS: toons this lovely year old homo for private baths, 114 W. Ftret St. the low, low prieo of ooly $14,300. HOUSE on Cameron Avenua, East side between Celery ta d Qenevs Got in on the ground floor. Seve­ Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitcher. ap­ ral desirable Iota available oa pliances. School bin atop. Qulat Route 17-03 near Fire Point*. neighborhood. $78 per Moot businoaa alms. Phone FA 2414S. Neat two bedroom masonry home, FURN. Apt. 20134 W. l i t St. fully equipped kitchen. Within I, 3 and 4 BR- houses, I BE view of a beautiful lake in town furnished aptrlmenh**—' ~ e f L s t n t i r y . Price only 08890 cash. This is actually below ROSA L. PAYTON rnarkot vahm. Good for 8 mort­ gage loan. 5. R eal E s ta te F o r S ale WILL TRADE lots or acreage for houselrailer. FA 2-0319. $300.00 DOWN 2400 LAUREL AVE. Thii three bedroom block home with many extras can be pur­ chased through FHA Financing for only $14,000.00. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. FA 33931 Atlantic Bank Bldg NOTICE HOME SEEKERS Watch This Space This beautiful six room and bdth home has screened porch, carporte, utility and storage room. Underground iprin'tlc system for the lawn. Located on a large corner lot at 2400 Oak Ave. The price will be reduced $30 each day until sold. Original price $16,190—today's $16,100. Pretrnl loan, approximately 110,700, can be assumed. Monthly payments are 176. Shown by appointment only. Don't delay. See today. Call FA 2-3204. S t Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. PA 24111 REDUCING PRICE tor quick ■ale. By owner: 3 bedroom CB house, wood floors; corner lot, fenced hackyard. FA 3-1283. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER 302 So. Park Ave. Ph FA 3-3M1 NEW LAKEFRONT home: 3-bed rooms, 3 baths, eustom built, 1 terrasso, glass sliding doors, electric kitchen, frultwood oa bi­ n d ,. central heating and air conditioning; large plot, irriga lion. Buy for cost direct from owner-builder. $18,700, low down payment. A. Frail, Clalrmont Ave., Lake Mary, FA 2 BY OWNER, attractive 3 bedroom CB home located on 1 large beautifully landscaped lota (had­ ed by oak, palm and citrus trees, fenced backyard. Kitchen equip­ ped, space heater, hardwood floors, built-in closets, dreisers and chests. This home can be yours for less than 00000. Buy my equity and assume 4to mort­ gage, payable $40 a month In­ cluding taxes and insurance or w il accept a small down pay­ ment. FA 14610 for appoint- FARMER'S AGENCY N. V. F anner, Realtor D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Trama Associates. 110 I . Preach A re. Ph. FA $4131 And Associate! Aftar h a m , PA 3-381$, FA 3 4 M , Registered Real Estate Broker Bntira Mock, comprising OAI/3 FA 24361 Ph. FA 2*1801 17-92 at Hiawatha acres—Facing on four atracts In Town of Lako Mary. Has n u b ia FURNISHED Apt. 808 Park. fram e bona*, with city water Owner Transferred and electricity. Excellent far Must see rifle* 3 1 . R„ 1 I-ROOM furnished apartment, ItO ham* with large Florida room. building site, High fr Dry. Magnolia. Phonn A. X. Rosstt* U t 07* n 149’. Unusual 444* Prieo: $14,000 ter, Floreat. FA 3-13U, Mortgage. Buy my equity. Rea•enable term s available. C al fcjRN. apt. m m M e ta v ilo . M A A BSTATB INSURANCE FA ‘34608 after 8:00 P. M. SURETT BOND! RENT ▲ 'BED ■•Rawer, Hospital * Baby M s RAYMOND M. BALL FISH CAMP. LAKE HARNEY By Day, Wank a* Mentk. AND ASSOCIATES 308* treat oa Lake, nlea two bed­ CARROLL*! FURNITURE Amy Anderson room camp, suitable for year Ph. FA 3*1131 118 W. l a M t Goneviavo (Joanlo) Blair round living. Carl Choepoalng, J r. 5. Real B atata F a r Bala S t Jphns Realty Co. Robert J. Schmidt W. B. Shlppy ltd N, Park Ave. Cmdr. G. R. Strickland I ACRES Marvin Williams 8. Female Help Wanted M acres with 3 bedroom, concrete 340 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 9041 block home, high and dry lead. Sanford House approximately 10 y e a n YOU HAVE used AVON COS­ Evans Bldg. Lake Mary aid, with new roof, la te ra l eak METICS - YOU HAVE SEEN Ph. FA 2-1200 trees and assorted citrus trees. the TV As — You Can sell Good water. Oa paved Rd. S-BEDROOM, m hath, fully air them — Dollars can be earned $10,908 with a m a l down pay­ conditioned home with utility servicing customers near you. m ent and separate storage room. Writ* Box 246, teckhart, for Large fenced yard, patio. 4fe% Interview with district mana1200 D O W N loan. 170.00 monthly, 108 Laurel gcr. $ BR. bom* with hardwood floors Dr. FA 14171. and ceramic tile bath. •-LOTS in D ru m wold Section; al­ DENTAL assistant, qualified to ready clearad and leveled. Pric­ meet public, able te assume of­ ROSA L. PAYTON ed to sell. Phone FA 14238. fice responsibilities, permanent And Associates reiident. Respond In handwriting 30 acres, suitable Tor citrus, Gene­ Registered Reel Estate Broker te hex D e /e Sanford Herald. va area, good access to property Ph. FA 1*1301 17*91 et Hiawatha tt.ooo.oo, good term*. 3-BEDROOM home la well estab­ S t Johns Realty Co. Credit Girl ......................... $95 up. Caahier-Typist .......................... $240 lished neighborhood, I p * e 1 a I 1M N. Park Av*. Secretary ...................... About $300 terms. FA 24tS9. Receptionist ............................. SIPS 3-BEDROOM house, SOS Oakland Offlee R ..N ...............................$230 Dr., Sunland Estates. Low down PBX Girl ............................. $200 Stenstrom Realty payment. FA 3-3730. SELECTIVE PERSONNEL HERBERT SJEN8TROM 3M N. P a rt Ave. Winter Park N ew Loch Arbor Homes Registered Broker 3-Bedrooma, I full baths, Featur­ ASSOCIATES ing •parimunrss and quality. Merle W. Warner Double carport*. (M y 114,000. Betty* D. Smith A* low ■■ $1,900 down. Immedi­ R. E. Magnuisoa ate possession. Exclusive with Ned D. Julian IDEAL FAMILY HOMEH R. J. Boynton Seminole Realty Llnvil J. Risoer • I BEDROOM!) loot Park Ave. FA3-S232 Robert R. Lee Lottie Broadway SUNLAND ESTATES: Like new • Mi ft 2 BATHS Kenneth Torbett 3-bedroom. 3 bath homo. Down Ml N. Park — Pb. FA 3-3438 payment less than orifinal. Call PA 2-3000. ffljr fronlnrh tjrrniit Tticx. M arch 1, lfHlfi— P n g e 7 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped. 30 yr. mortgage, $400 I Acres on Lak* Brantley, Juat down. PA 14011. West of San Lando Springs. Only 810,000. WANT LARGER HOME? Beautiful 3 Bedroom Home, Mayfair Section, will exchange, for smaller horn*, in good location. Shown by appointment only. $59 DOWN FHA FINANCED 2344 French Ave. RotiUr “CaD Hall" Phono FA 14881 ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby 22 AUTOMATIC 16 ahot rifle; 8 Beds. Day, Week or Month— 17 Jewel Hamilton wrist watch. FURNITURE CENTER *«; 1 tape recorder; 1 Westing1100 French Ave. home 17 In. TV. Ph. FA 14741. Ph. ?A 2-7953 FURNITURE: Out goes Uw whole ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ houie toll; divas and chair; ments, Invoices, hand bills, and Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Bought-Sold Larry's Mari refrigerator; gas stove; largo programs, j t t . Prigresslve 219 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 413* round table, buffet, ch a in and Printing Co. Phona FA 2-2931— tide (able; bunk*; tewing m a­ 306 West 13th St. chine; typewriter; one wheel $SA V E$ trailer; crib; doubla te d ; roc­ PUMPS - SPRINKLERS New ft Used ker; two efrwata; twin bed; AD type* and sties, inst ailed Furniture and Appliance* girl* 20" bike, needs repair; "Do It Y ourself FA 2-7300. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE STI NE Uted Appliances and TV’s. Machinery and Supply Co. 203-209 K- First St. Ph. FA 8-0W83 GOOD Gorraly, Inc., Third ft Palmetto. M7 W. 2nd St. Ph. TA 2-6431 • BIG VALULS 32.000 BTU oil circulator H u ter, HOUSE CLEANING • JUICK CREDIT ha* to be teen to appeoeiale. Windows, Floor*, Walls. Free Es­ • EASY TERMS Cheap! Call FA 24327. timate. Call FA 2-1212 or WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS FA 2-1933. GE REFRIGERATOR, lika new, WILSON - MAIER uted little, $83*. Phono FA 1-1 TV and RADIO REPAIR af r New and Used Furniture 9:00 nights and weekends; San FA 2-5622 '39 ZIG ZAG, altnoil half paid ford, Lake Mary and Longwood Sit E. First St. tor — take over payment! ol FA 2-3772 and FA 2-6615.' 89.90 each; 800 different atltebta, New 6 Used Furniture It Appli­ button hole*. Write Credit Mana­ ance*. A Good Place To 1 13-A Beauty Purlers ger, Box 600, e/o Sanford Her­ BUY, SELL or TRADE >1 -------------------------ald. Juno Brown’s Beauty Salon Jenkins Furniture 2010 Adams Ave. Ph. FA 3-1627 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7450 GOOD Breakfatt room suite, eteel “I think you hnva (Uagnoned your trouble m y well. ch ain with plastic upholstery. Re liv e lie r With Professional CUSTOM BUILT furniture - s in ­ Urn, Woolmnn. Now, how do you plan to treat It?'* Phone FA 1-1877. Beauty Care. gle pieces or sets. Also torn!NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, tur* repair. Cabinets made. 8. Female Help Wanted IS. Electrical Service* new condition, 8 mo. old, 8178. FA 2-7063. See at McRanay Paint ft Gloss, WANTED: Reliable woman to House Wiring — Electric Service 22. A rticle* F o r Sain w a v >»■ m » a* ■ mmmm 2913 So. Park. FA MM1. ear* for children In return for Beeaty Salon Sid Vlhlen r o o m , board and $46 me. 2510 Oak FA 2-7684 APARTMENT site gas atova; 1 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. MOORSE PORTABLE sewing ma­ FA 2-7BI0 nr FA 2 0664. b a b y stroller, tike now; I l l Magnolia FA 14813 A Satisfied customer to ew te rt chine, light weight, Five pay­ FA 84801, ment* of 9a.60. On* year guar­ advertisement. Id. Build, Point A Repair antee remaining. Write Credit NEW I960 88 volumn World HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK AVON HAS Manager, Box 600, Sanford Her­ 105 So. Oak Ph. FA T3741 Encylopedla. Call FA 1-8878. 3 open territories — city — B A M ROOKING ald. ^ i M m — m as j - --1 - m also opening in LOCH ARBOR. Contracting A Repairs l«. Flowers ft Plants 22-A Article* Wanted WRITE IMMEDTATELY for lia a a ii d — Bonded REBUILT auto generators and interview — Box 346, Lockhart, FREE ESTIMATES itariera, 6 and 13 volts. New Cut Flowers For Aay Occassion Fla. RAGS WANTED 308 Laurel Av*. Pi.. FA 1-7049 mufflers tor popular cars. Reel’* SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Used Auto P arti, South on Hwy. WILL buy clean cotton rag* t e FA 2-1122 or FA 2 0270 THOS. E. THOMPSON 19c lb. Calory City Print Co. 17-83. Phone FA 2 0626. S3 Ununual Career Opportunity General Contractor I l l So. Park Av*. 17. Pets, Livestock, Supplies For woman age 38 to SS, lntereit Home Carpentry Repairs Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick ed in bettering herself financial Roofing A Siding 8-MQNTH-old Toy Chihuahua — Service With The Cash. SUPER 23. Nottcna ft Poraonafc ly and socially. Established na­ Phone FA 14492 TRADING POST. FA >4677. Manchester puppies. P h o n a tionally known concern offers WANT MAN or woman to drive FA 2-1877. fututw with substantia! Income, WALL PAPERING A PAINTING my ear to Carbondalo. Great FACTORY TO YOU plus satisfaction of delivering Work Guaranteed Bod Beard SIAMESE KITTENS. FA 1 7920 af­ building boom an there, Como, ALUMINUM gn important service to thic Contact 300 West oth St. ter 5:00. lets talk. Mr. and Mr*. Martin VENETIAN BUND! eommmunity. Good education Phone PA 24043 Cowan, i l l Cedar. Enclosed head. Sag-pnot bottom and sincere Interest In children IB. Boats and Motors rail with plaille and*. Plaatie Oto nercssary. Teaching or buslnesi RAINBOW Painters A Decorator* or rayon tapes. Cotton nr nylon WANTED: Rida to and —Free Estimates. Ph. FA 2-8396. Undo. FA 84118. background helpful. Must have eorda. Gateway To Tho Waterway car. Give background fully in PAINTING w XnTED: interior Senknrik Glnnn and Paint Co. Your EVINRUDE Dealer ftn t letter. Write Mra. Van and exterior. Free estimates 113-114 W. 2nd St. FA 14621 Robson Sporting Goods Dyke, P. O. Box *341, Orlando, FA 1-8178. 30441 K. 1st. Ph. FA 2 3961 Florida. ECONOMY paint $3.93 per gal­ IF YOU have printing problemi 12 FT. RUNABOUT. 15 H. P. lon, 2nd gallon free. ARMY9. Male Help Wonted and want to take advantage of NAVY Surplus, 310 Sanford Ava. Kvlnrudr elrctrlc kicker, very years of experience and the reasonable. Rev, Joel D. Brown, BEDDING General Office .......................$173 best of workmanship, call K. LIKE NEW hospital ted . Phone FA 1-3942. Adjustor ............... $87* Plus Car M. Bledsoe, FA 24122. FA 3-3295. Routa S a le # ...................Aboot $100 20. Automobiles Orderly .................................. $196 IS. Special Service* FURNITURE Dance T each er............... $300 plus. 1951 HU1CK, Dynaflow and heater, Manager Trainee ................. $379 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: AU low mileage, like nakr through­ SELECTIVE PERSONNEL wprk .gu»rinteed. Free . JCsti out. Cali FA I 3M N. Park Ave. Winter Park mate*. Phone FA 2-7ftl. MODEL "A ". Phono FA 2 9011. vJ NAVY AND PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING 10.. Main o r F em ale MUST SELL *30 Volkswagen, ex­ I HIDK-A-BKD BBT W. L HARMON NEWCOMERS Mon-Women $30. Dally. Sell Lumi­ PH. FA 2-43SI After I P. M. cellent condition. FA 2-7830. Slightly Used, goto ft nous nameplates. Write Reevei Notching TO SANFORD MODEL A FORD, new tag, 879 Co., Attleboro, Maaa. C hain AUTO GLASS cash. Call FA 2-3013. W* Invite yea I* te msr aueet* WANTED; Teacher or teachers, o c c a sio n a l c h a ir s INSTALLED absolutely free without oMiga20-A Trailers P, T, A. workers tor local spare Choto* of IfJ! lion at m o s f Sanford's leading Windihield Back Glam lime work, well compensated. T h ru , Roeft I Vent Ginns FOR SALE - 1830 Spence Craft Motels while you locate suit­ A. H .1 Duggan, loo Michigan Door Glam able housing for yourself and SERVICE House Trailer. 46lixl. See Clyde Ave., Daytona Baach, Florida. SWIVEL ROCKER J family. Pick op yeur key at Senknrik Glnnn and Paint Co. Walls at DeWitti Trailer Park. •o Foam Knkter lif t! r Kales Offlee. No phono calls. 11 1M W. 3nd St. PA 2 4622 11. Work Wanted Podding »■ Mather of Sanford Dawn's ECHOLS and W E1C0M E TYPING at horns, legal or any other. Phone FA 34044. H. TRAILER SACRIFICE $1,000.00 OFF OF COST H E ATIN O B. POPE CO. 900 I. Park - PA 2 4234 1M0 t e -Salle 12 ft., 1 bedroom, Jalousie windows, lamlrm wheel. INCOME TAX SERVICE Used six weeks. Clear till*. Will WILLIAM 11. MURRAY sacrifice for cash. Mrs. McDon­ 1111 Celery Ave. Tel- FA 1-1394 ald, DeWItt Trailer Park, 3 miles PAYROLL BOOKKEEPING te my So. of Sanford on 17-92. home, Cell PA SERVICE CALLS 31.90. For de­ pendable TV service call San­ *99 MF.TZKNDORP all aluminum WILL keep children In my bom*. ford TV Center, 9th. and San­ traval trailer, like new, $730. 301 Maplo Ave. ford Ave. PA I-(74t. Park Avaoua Trailer Court, No. HOUSEWORK, 1307 W. 7Ui. At. 40. CLOCK REPAIRING: Wheeless, Longwood park, PA 2-7673. LIKE NEW 39 ft. house trailer 12. Plumbing Service* with or without half acre lot. PLUMBING ; Call FA 2-3100. T V Ac Radio Service Oeairacting A Repairs 193$ CHAMPION 2 bedroom trail­ Free Estimates (Home & Auto) e r I'x36\ $200 down. DeWllta'i E. L HARVEY Trailer Park, on Hwy. 17-$J. 304 Sanford Ave. Phone FA North Orlando Electronics Ph. FA 24894 - FA 14883 3711 Orlsndo Dr, — Hwy, 17-02 WILL DO cleaning, child care and Ironing; some cooking. 900 E. loth. It. Wall HOME SEWING, dress making and alterations, Ph. FA 2-3839. Plumbing A NEW H ealing AIR CONDITIONING TREE AND YARD SERVICE Of CONTRACT nod RRFMR WORK •n types. Call FA I-90IS for 1007 S eated Av*. FA 249d2 free estimate. V O — r — H. O o rritM Dtvtlopar PRESENTS ra/w t 3 B a d ro o m s - IV a B a th s IMITSTAfiOING MATUMli HI* h a te , sevaaaed paveh, czzs'srx !nxsiZirnEt£ Drive F ear Rtotka Weal Off French Ave. Om joth At- A Stamper AM arine la Oa The Premie— Dally. P ro m $ 1 0 , 6 5 0 $ 3 5 0 Priced Under Pre—at Market FHA RAVENNA PARK HOMES • Q u ie t C o m m u n ity • Near Golf Courno $450 Down Turn Went On 20th BL Follow Country Club Rd. ft Wnleh For Our Signn . . . . OPEN D A IL Y 9:00 A. M. 111 Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. T il Dark D ow n REft OR CALL TODAY F*m $ 6 8 . 5 0 Stemper Agency ■•SASHAY MOORS 0PM 0A3 l-BEDPOOM, S bath, Sunland Estates, 304 Oakland Ave. £jt*u i. . Ph- PA 34801 111 N. Path Ave. Ph, FA 2-8811 3881 Park Are. 22. Artidea For Salt ALL MAKES It MODELS 104 So. Park (24 hr. »er.) FA 2 3629 M o n th ly BEAL ESTATE DRK'K IN J. W. HALL 21. Furniture Sewingr Mach. Repairs IAFF-A-DAY S£S K N O LLS LAKE FRONTAGE 15. Special Services S h a u n a Ju A Construction Co., Inc. \ H .M M H m i n f S4I West Silk Street Plume FA 2-3103 SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST 4th Addition Homen Designed For Florida Living. 8 ft 4 Bedrooms — 1 ft 2 Baths VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low as |425 TRADE-IN S BUNK B E D S ■load Oak WHh l u w spring Mattrooaea OAK DINETTE Bload* Finite, Plv# Piece* to R H BEDROOM BdtTB Bleached Mahogany, Bed, Triple Drosoor, Mirror, Box ft laaerepring M atin S PC. NURSERY Reflnlteed Crib, Toy Wardrobe Cheat. Now lanoroprlag H - tir e a . INNER8PRINO (8) Yoor Choice •It" HOLLYWOOD BED. (1) Completely Retell*. M |g 9*3 1 SOFA * BLEEPER la Good Condition •i BAHAMA BED Reboilt. Denim Cover M ftN i f INNER8PRIN0 MATTRESSES ( I ) Full Blie, New . Vi Erie* CSi You cun movo In immedi­ ately while the papers are being processed. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home For The F irst Year — Or Your Down Payment And d o tin g Coat Will Be Cheerfully * Refunded. Odham & Tudor, Inc. Office (Ipea 9 4 * T il 9:9# Dally 1:06 P. M. 'Til Dork fteodsy Car. Harp. 17-92 ft 2Ttll BL Phoa# FA 2-1501 • ! n .. �i - - ■ March 1, 1M0 ROTARY’S 66TH ANNIVERSARY was celebrated a t a Civic Center luncheon Monday. Eighteen past prcaldenta of Uia Sahford Rotary Club attended tho birthday meeting. Incumbent Sanford Rotary President Sonny Powell welcomes Mort McDonald of DeLand, a past Rotary district governor, as Walter Haynea and F. E. Roumillat look on. Haynes ant Roumillat are charter member! of the Sanford Rotary Club founded in 1921, From tho loft a r t Htynas, Powell, McDonald and Roumillat. (Harald Photo) > *■. V . " 1 ..... ' I ' ‘ 1. * ■*- * t;V '’ * ' 'inecrest Introduces Teachers Finch's Back On Stand Sanford Rofarians Get Plaudits At 55th Anniversary Luncheon Former FBI Agent Who Helped Nab John Dillinger Takes Own Life Sanford ltot« 'an* deed* prove the worth of their club, George Touhy aald on the 33th aniveraary of Rotary International, Monday. Support of boy acoula, help for a children'! home In Jackionville, rapport for the Seminole County Blood Bank, annually lending a boy to Florida Boya' Slate and annual contribution! to the Or­ lando Forreit Park aehool for handicapped children provea Sanford'a Rotarian* really get the Job done, Touhy aald. Touhy. Sanford Church of the Nacarene Paetor Robert Spear and former District Governor Mort Mc­ Donald told Sanford Rotarlana, in­ cluding II pait preiidcnta of tba Sanford club, of Rotary’s achieve­ ment!. Touhy itr e iie d Rotary's motto of service above self.’ A birthday e ke topped off the observance of Rotary Intcrnallonai'a 33th anoivtraary. The Sanford Club waa chartered in 1031. "Rotary haa done a lot towards breaking do*., prejudice,” MeDonald said. The DeLand Rotarian lid at ene time tt was hard nough to get aome men in DeLand .o talk to aaeh other, much leas eat tojathir. In Ra vocational serv­ ice program. Rotary trine to pro­ mote better noderstanding between •ompeUtocn and between employer end employs, McDonald Mid. Rotary International, which la political, and -sectarian, FLORENCE, S.C. (UP1) -Jo h n Dlllinger, the notorioua bank rob­ ber who eluded numerous trap* te l by law enforcement agencies In the early IKW'a never had a chance to come fact-lo-face with the man responsible for bia one-way ticket to the morgue. If Dlllinger had, he probably would have been abocked. The FBI agent credited with aetting tbc trap that resulted in DUling er'i death wa* 3-foot 7-lnch, in pound attorney by the name of Melvin Purvis. Purvli, who had become agentin-charge at Chicago In 1*3*, disclaimed credit for ending the Infamous carter of America’s public enemy No, 1 near a Chica­ go movie bouse on the night of July Z2. 1134. Dlllinger was shot to death as he tried to esespe from FBI agents. But the wiry, unsmiling stiorney became a national hero over­ night. Most youngster* who grew up during the lawless years recall Joining the "Melvin Purvis Junior G-Men" and tending In cereal boxtopa for badge and member­ ship cards. Purvis, who was once described by a fellow G-man “ as fearless a t any man with good sense had a right to be," finally ran Into an adversary that was apparently too lough for him to handle. The SC-year-old former FBI boro took bit .41 caliber cob auto­ matic pistol and killed himself Monday in the upstairs hallway of hit home. Hit body waa found by hi* wife, Rosanne, who beard the shot from the yard. tioui for the welfare of others. He itreiied that Rotary hat members among all nationalities in our coun­ try and that Protcatanti, Catho­ lic* and Jews are Included in lie rank*. "Our adventures In service can contribute much to Rotary Interna­ tiona]," Rev. Spear aald. Breather Urged NEW YORK (UPII - It's a mistake to aspect i girdle to be a bulwark against the figure’s creeping Inflation, warns the besd of a firm that makes the garments. Walter Stein doesn't edvotale an end to girdle-wearing, however, 11a suggests one day a week sana girdles—but only if that day Is spent in keeping the figure in good shape on Ha own. "Taking a weekly breather," be said, "gives a woman a chance to reflect realistically upon her nat­ ural aaaet* and liabilities. A selfimprovement day like this can fo a long way toward helping shape the American woman’a figure. "A girdle will never replace a mnMbta dial, good posture and a consistent program of exercise in the figure control department," CPL. PHILIP A. BYRD, non of Mr. and Mm. Harry Byrd Sr. of Sanford, ia now atationed a t Kabul, Afghanistan with the Ma­ rina Gorpa. Byrd, recently completed hid basic train­ ing at Camp Lejeune, N. C. and served an a rifle eoach at Parrin Inland. WrinklM to many garments, especially those made of wool, W Fineereat Elementary school’s closar association betwaen parmay bo ataamod out by hanging te«My, being totoadaced as part | eats and teachers at the school. Rotarlana a r t aalflsh o r not do- the garments to the bathroom LOS ANGELES (UP!) - The de­ ponds on how much they are aab i- while taking bath or shower. fense for Dr, ft, Bernard Pinch ripe agaia today Into the testi­ mony of Swedish maid Marla Anne Lidholm about the struggle pre­ ceding the death of the doctor’s wife. n s i s s a v m , l i m i t s e e n if, u u Mil* Lidholm, 10, tod "pretty eo they grow them ia Swcndea," la the most dangerous witness the 41ysar-old surgeon had In bia trial with Carols Tregoff. II , for the alleged murder of Barbara Finch. Grant Cooper, Finch’s lawyer, pinpointed U discrepancies ia her story Monday and was set today to emphasise what he think* may be a key to the eaee. * That coniitti of the two vary­ ing etorlta of whether Finch had a gun In hi* hand when ha ran out Juot liko walking from one room to another . . . a brand new of the Finch garage after hi* wife the night of July If. She wa* Msckle-built houM and lot in your choio* of five .found shot In lb# back. The de­ fense aay* the fetal Injury came General Development Corporation communities . . . after a struggle for a gun first FREEMAN B A G G E T T MBS. RUTH LONG holds held by Mrs. Finchcompletely furnished, ready to move in, plus a Cooper eald Monday h* thought ’ hag the distinction of being the keyi to knowledge s i Ml** Lidholm w*a doing h*r beet thd only man on tho Pineguaranteed job for one year a t $100 a week. Flnecreal E l e m e n t a r y to tell Ilia truth. But *h* wa* more i m t Elementary School sympathetic toward Mr*. Finch, School’s librarian, Educat­ r faculty. A nativs of Crons ed a t New York State he said, and open to the "power City . ta d a graduate of of suggestion." Teacher'a College and a t £DtRjt County High School, Cooper said the Ju ry was duty .•B aggett liata tinging, Bur­ the University of Alabama, bound to accept reasonable explan­ dening and woodworking Mrs. Long ia trained ns a ation* of actions by Finch that ‘'am ong h it hobbieit. Ha haa librarian ut all levcla and might have been innocent. He said also bad to find the surgeon • bachelor of acianco and a as an elementary school they guilty beyond reasonable doubt. A NEW HOME ,t n a t te r of science degreo teacher. Her hobbies ere "Reasonable doubt U Ilk* love," A beautiful new two-bedroom, one■’from Florida State Univer­ painting, r e a d i n g and he said. "You can't define it hut bath home, the Floridian, valued a t sity. Baggett haa traveled stamp collecting. She and you know when you've got It." $10,980, Including lot, win be eapedaily built for you in your choice of through moat of the United h e r husband, Fremont, five General D evelopm ent com ­ States and Mexico. Ha and have two daughters, nine munities, Port Charlotte, Port 8l. D U . L . . . . A__ and ten yearn old. Mre. Wily Senator Lucie, Port Malabar, Vera Beach Highlands, or Seboatlan Highlands. Long hopes some day to Horn are two more members of I of the P TA program of urging The former G-man personally was credited with the capture of Vern Sankey, wanted in a Denver kldnsplng in St. Paul. Sankry stopped in Chicago and Punt* nabbed him while the outlaw sat in a barber'* chair. Sankey later committed suicide while in Jail. Later itiU, Purvis tracked down "Pretty Boy" Floyd, bank robber and killer, near Weill, Ohio. Like Dlllinger, Floyd tried to shoot and run when be waa cornered to a farm lot. and was shot to dealh by agent* and police officers who closed in with Purvis. 0 ------------------- DeBary Firemen Thank Supporters The DeBary Volunteer Fir* De­ partment today thanked those whe were instrumental in m iking their eighth annual dance n successful event. They extend special appreciation to tha buslneaa housaa which do­ nated door prise*. Sanford bust- 0 nesses Included tho Winn-Dixie Stores, Dick Map**, Sanford Lin­ oleum and Tile, Berry's Ware­ house, M atter of Sanford, and Food Fair. In DeBery the following mer­ chant* donated door priaeei Rodman's Barber Step, KMrm's a Station, Bfondl's- Shell Station, Murr'a Standard Oil, Colonial oil Co., Jackson's Pure Button, ttrtops Superette, La Roy Hardware, PsL ▲ tenon's Gift Shop, DeBary Phar- W tnacy, Ltdarhaus' DeBary Radio, Stanley Stroud Ktectrie, *wd West­ ern Auto. ENTERGENERAL DEVELOPMENT'S GREAT NEW CONTEST WALK INTO A WHOLE NEW LIFE take.a trip to Europe. Assured O f Vote PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UP1) After a campaign rally one eve­ ning, 03-year-old Ben. Theodore F. Green (D-R.I.) got Into a cab with a friend. A* they reached their destination, tba senator paid the driver, "Well, th e n 's one vote I lan count on," remarked (keen i the cab puUed away. MIW YORK (UP1)—The guys "The honeymoon I* over," an a t­ Askod why, ho explained: " t Ida1* get back to their dolls to- torney was hoard to murmur. didn't Ha him and I told him ay, The gamblers' merry-goUurtagh said he Just happened to vole Republican." to be sitting in gamblara court because another justice w bi Ul, It# was asked tf he would Insti­ tute a herder policy on gamblers than before. "Res ipsa loquitur (Uw thing speaks for itself," be replied with a smile and left the butting court­ room, BM tlm Saw presiding Justice of m e m it ef special sessions, John [. Uurtagh, reversed the odds londay. Ha arntenrad six gamiera to Jailto m s, more than retekly had been Jailed ia gamtea court to the peat year. "That man an the bench to ate," ene merry-go-’round rider na heard to whisper to hi* et- Advice Unappreciated HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) Jamas I* O’Brien waa acquitted after M ai arresled by a police•ma* U whom be gave advice. Tim aHkar had atovpad to naanarl a MBs-Jam aad O’Brtoa'a advice NEW FUNNITUM The hem# wilt be oomptotely fur­ nished end decorated to your taote with furniture valued a t *3,000 NEW JOB Frigidair* Mobil# Diihwashera Require# no plumbing or costly installa­ tion. Fully automatic, Pre-wash flushes, scrub waahee. pra-rinm flushes, doubts beautiful, tcrubbable walls quickly with IT'S EASYI NOTHING TO BUYI ENTER NOWI Corporation mank y, get an ORtoial Entry I complete the phrase, " I would like to live to e Marklr-bullt home in Florida be­ cause . . . " to 3! words or ■ Visit say of the General Development *<*»*-•*■■ a > . Branch oflicee or Florida Communitiaa and get complete information that will ami floor plans or Markle-built homes. Find out about their quality construction and many attractive features. GET YOUR OFFICIAL ENTRY B U N K UNO CONTEST RULES Good Hooding lor tho Wholo Family Rt th«M Branch Offices and Home Communitiee 7 OVTSTRNMM FLORIDA COMMUNITIES VAPEX FLAY WALL M R IB M t Bcsuikul decorator thadm aad lials Ihst dry to a nlaaaiagly Bat fleish. Moat assy to t.Jttr.'KS! u>T33.aaS£Sh r S T S S S S ! a fS S K S B * 8 & YS2B *!f I t M L - .— - a a s u K K s fts ra s s n s '*" rnJSSSSSSS FACTORY PAINT O U TU R PORT CHARLOTTE ^ ■ S K S y S J M S S ’’* « i the *M t C w ? E h N * » * r e r t L w M < e i w , .PORT MALABAR VERO BEACH leotCeeet.BH as m aucni (wanun ana ssmaai im iten m caeseatrisa A l. Tho Totem Pete f* MIT A Frees* Ave. PA MAM * i p s a r n ......................................... ........... ■ f! I IJIo tt’ 0 �ivounced today that aht will be a candidate for tax assessor, the £ p o st the formerly held. Mrs. Walker Issued this state­ ment: " I wish fa announce my soodldacy for re-election lo tha office of assessor of taxes for Seminole bounty subject to (he May I Dem­ ocratic primary. "1 had been employed fa the ^assessor's office tine* 1933 and I served a t assessor from Jan. 9, 193T, lo Sept. 38, 1993*. at wbieh time I was removed from office an a charge of incompetency and neglect of duty, although the facts ware thK I had 24 yeses of eoe- terviea In this office. "The office of tax assessor fa a constitutional elective office with ill own responsibilities and ob­ ligations fa the people. There fa ao substitute for experience. "Daring my term of office I waa making progress fa revaluing property on a sound, stabilised basis. If I am re-elected to the offlee, you sen be a seared that I wiU make every effort fa adjust any unfair assessments which adw exist and give you the same prompt, efficient and courteous service whfah I have rendered in the pest. "1 will gratefully appreciate. | your efforts in reluming me to Use tax itaeMor'a office." W E A T H E R : R cattered show ero to n ig h t nml T h u rs d a y . H ig h to d ay , T5-R0. Low to n ig h t, 60-66. VOL. XLIX Zimmerman Enters Commission Race ® Bdward L. Ztmmermaa af Labe Mary qualified Tuesday fa ran far aounly eommiteiooer District g. Zimmerman, M, has hi active member of the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept., the geminofa County Firemen's Asm. and tha Lah* Mary CommunKy Presbyterian Church, l i t has _ Jived fa U k a Mary U yaaw. • „ J le owns an orange grave and has pmporty ranted Afar Nuofaeoa fa Seminole County. Zimmerman fa married and fa lha father af , Elaine OBIfab. Mar­ aud Babort L. Mmnthlcum Height*, Md. of lha candidates far m Faya t.) tPersonal Property Returns Required h x Assessor Richard MoCaaaa today emphasised Ufa seed far all residents to ftta personal praparty tax returex by March 31. MeCanna said returns must Ito filed with the asaeseor's office on ah "tangible" personal property % used for bustoeae purpose*. Re­ turns should be classified aa busi­ ness Inventory- fixtures, equipment and machinery. Furnishings of rental property net alio bn Wed by lansfinrds ee owners of such property. MeCanna stressed that the Ming *f all tangible personal property tax returns is mandatory. Household goods, clothing aad personal effect* are considered A A special kind of personal property under Florida statutes, MeCanna pointed nut. The tax assessor explained their value it "very difficult" to ascer­ tain by comparison, and has been found to be more equitably asses­ sed when scheduled fa proportion to the value of the dwelling fa which they are contained. q Anniversary 1 m 4Birth Years O ff For 2 tl a >w MARY EAKI.E WALKER BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (U P D A crack Santa Fc passenger train carrying 83 persona buckled like a tin toy Tuesday night when II siammsd Into a loaded fuel oil tankcr-tnick. Burning oil ap^ad over the train, contributing to (he heavy loss of life. At least 60 persons were injured, 40 of them seriously enough to be hospitalised. Fourteen bodies have been re­ NEW YORK (UPI) — Slock State Reps. Mack Cleveland prices at 1 p m : Jr. and Gordon Frederick and three incumbent judgrs from thr 2U* American Alrljnes Seminole County Judicial circuit 89>. American TAT arc unopposed for re-riretion. o$>« American Tobacco Qualifying for thr state posts end­ 48‘* Bethlehem Steel .. ed at noon Tuesday. 30', Caterpillar ........ Cleveland has served four terms In the legislature and Frederick C A O .................. two. Chrysler .......... The unopposed circuit judges Curl Is* • Wright .. ara Voile Williams Jr., Vassar 1 DuPont Carlton and William Abridge. Kastman Kodak . Tha legal lid on campaigning for oounly office came off at Ford Motor noon Tuesday as seven candi­ General Electric dates qualified for some of Ihe Graham • False 38 afficcs that will be on the General Motors ballot this year. Candidates now Ini. TAT can begin circulating literature, making speeches and spending Lorlllard money to fatter their campaigns Minute Maid . Four candidates qualified as of Penney noon today including incumbent Penn RR Sheriff J. L. Hobby. The first in line In qualify Tues­ Royal American Sear* Roebuck day was Jam as Avery seeking the District I commissioner post. Standard Oil (NJ) Studrbslicr Others who qualified Tuesday were Ed Zimmerman for Ihe tame U. S. Rubber port; T. V. Brown, running for Wesiinghouie El. tha Platelet 1 commissioner poet; W. D, Bridge, for constable in Homer Little, present county the Sixth District, Arthur Beck­ with Jr. tor Circuit Court Clerk, commissioner from District 5 an* Incumbent District 3 Commission­ aouaced today that he will be a er Homer Uttle end Ted Williams, the first candidate to qualify for u n d id at* for re-election in the May primary. (be vacaled District I post. Qualifying tbit morning were *‘U has boea a great privllrge MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay (UPI) Mra. Camilla Bruce, incumbent and an enlightening experience to for supervisor of regislrailon; in­ baye served as a member of the —Presidenl Eisenhower flew into cumbent George Kelsey for the Board of County Commissioners Montevideo and probably the roost District S Constable post and J. D. far the past thraa and one-halt relaxed atmosphere of his entire Cordell tec tee Distriet S com- years, and I am very proud of the South Areerlcsn trip today. Hit |pllHtawq|,'png4.-ci. »** aUw'-s> . . . -w -email- pert fret* ) byes had in arrival* w as.m arked Jiy Jcfapdllbetplng tha eotin.y fa progress ig wean spu an »b/ec«w of tammy; where B now ranks fifth in tha gun-rsfrytng troops ** he bat seen elsewhere. stela growth," U ttle said. The President’s plane landed at *1 am also proud of the sound economy of the county governmen­ Montevideo at M:I3 a. m. after a tal operation, as this >ear Semi­ three hour and U minute, IIS* nole County Is operating on tlie m ilt flight across tha Andes from lowest millege fa the state, and Santiago. Chtfa, where he did tame 1. D. Oaed e i, former geminoto I feel sure that acat year we can plain talking and won tha warm aflaction of the people. County sheriff aad ear time mayor .operate on even lower mUlage. Elsenhower was smiling and "I am inter*siad fa the progress «i l a niard , today anaounead ha bouncy of step aa be went through wfa fea a aandUfafa far fan County of Semfaola County and its people the airport Arrival ceremonies and feel sure that K we all work Cammlsaton District g rent. and prill together we can have the here on the last leg of his "Oper­ Owner of the Willy* Jeep agency finest-rounty fa the state". ation Amigo" that bsfMnhen him and w ad car fat fa Saa/ord, be Uft|a has been A resident of fa four South A m errarfw u n triei has lived fa Sanford S4 years, and Semteoi* County fed fa years and fa little more th a a J f week. -Jfa 'v a s greeted by officials head­ with his wife and fast saw , midden ha# nwnod and open ted hit own, ed by* Uruguayan Pralldent Benito business for fa y ean . * *4 MM Elm Avn. Hif wife ia a Uft|ong resident Nardboe, ana al; air Italian Immi­ Cordell said fa announcing hit of Sanfordp«nd they have one son, grant who beegte*' leader -ml one of the most respected democracies * •» * candidacy that ho fell that the Bobby, a | ‘I Latin Aiqrrlcan only Tuesday. many Joint meetings the City Com­ Uttle la/* ber of C f 4 i « , . mission had with the County Com­ note Jayceea, Elks Lodge SlHI S*C I mission during his three years on First Baptist Church. the eity board and his tenure aa sheriff made him familiar with Two men received alight Injur­ coun t / problems. Six Fire Truck ies when fatlr ear ran Into a Corded added that he fait hi* parked auto at MOO MellonvilJe background of city end county brivers Appointed Ave. Tuesday. Six official drivers have been Jam es V. UeMalo, 19. of the government service baa given him aa understanding "of lb* problems named for Longwood'i fire trucks. Sanford Naval Air Station, re­ James Rcitar. John Farina, ceived a bruited not* and knee we are faring fa a fast growing community," and qualifies him to Claude Layo, Dick Zartmacro, Ty­ and Heryer Hugo DeWit, 34, suf­ res Ificka and Kan Inman are the fered a nosebleed from the col­ sunk the county board post. only persona authorised to drive the lision. town’s two trucks without getting DeWit, wbo was driving tha ipcrial permission from the fire c jr. bit a parked auto owned by Vote Registration marshal or town fire chief. Legal Lillian Higgins Wight of 214 S. penalties will be enforced against Summerlin Av#., according fa Deadline April 2 anyone violating the declaration. Sanford police. County residents have until April 2 to register to vote in Hie May Democratic primaries scheduled and the general alection in Novem­ ber. Supervisor of Rcgistratloo Camil­ la Bruee said the registration of­ fice In the Chamber of Commerce Bldg, will be open from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. Monday through Friday and from 9 a. m. until noon Satur­ day!, Karting Friday through April Lillie Announces For Re-Election Ike Gets Relaxed Uruguay Welcome District 2 Post reported D r j y C r C H o ^ e d After Auto Wreck Jack Cecil Pap* of Orlando was charge with failure fa have his car under control after the auto n a in(0 * **,ch aBd sandbank between Oviedo and Wagner, Ihe sheriff’s office reported, The car missed a sharp turn in Ufa road. Deputy Robert A. Norwood said, lim n v ara aa injuries. Damage fa the c a r waa placed at moved from the gnarled aleei that once was a gleaming streamliner. Depuly Coroner John Ross laid hr believed that number would stand as Ihe total death toll but could not be positive unlit every shred of wreckage Had been checked. Railroad crews began replacing seriions of the twisted rail* to clear tha line for traffic. Flame* from lha fiercely burn­ ing fuel oil shot 100 feet Into Ihe sky and crackled for more than two hour* before they could be subdued. Many of the dead were trapped by Ihe mangled wreckage and claimed by (lames. The San Francisco lo-Chicago "San Francisco C h ief hid It passenger car* and was traveling between M and M miles an hour at Impart, according to lounge 1 p. m. Stocks A boy and girl born at Seminole Memorial Hospital Tuesday won't have a birth data anniversary until they are four calendar years old. That’* Ihe way it goea whan you're born Feb. 29. A son was born lo Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C, Massey Jr. of Sanford while Mr. Voting registrars are taking the god Mrs. Willie Davenport of San-' rolls around the county and will be M ford became the parents af g1 at Ihe Florida. Power lounge at w daughter. - ’Bear Lake today and' Thursday (ram 2 p. m. to • p. m. Mrs Bruce reported 2M names were added lo the rolls fa Altamonte fpringi Monday and Tuesday. d deg i*V ghl fag* _ net BO all-mafa rh radio a of a l a paatfa (Raritor WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1960 14 Die, 60 Hurt In Train Crash 11Qualify For County Races KD ZIMMERMAN United Press Leased Wira~K»tab1tohed 1908 SU W IN a TUB g A U U T Ufa Florida State Bunk propertjr la Sanford ora, from left. Fred William*, I)r. Orvilla L- Barks, Urn* Barkis T. E. Tucker, bank president; Mra. car attendant Edgar' Pollard of Chicago. Nine of the cars were derailed or overturned, several of the front oars rote piggy-back style slop each other. Rescuers using acetylene torches and cranes had lo work through­ out Ihe pre • dawn hour* under the garish light of flood lamps lo cut loose bodies from Ihe man­ gled and charred wreckage. Thera were Tl passengers and 11 crewmen aboard, with crew* men In Ihe engine and passenger* in th* front car* numbering moat of Ihe dead and seriously injured. Screaming passengers tried fa claw their way through th* wreck­ age to escape Ihe deadly flamre. Once (he fire was put out. ersnag wrnt Into operation, gently lifting the twisted ears for removal m the bodies. South Loses 3 Rights Votes WASHINGTON (UPI) — Outnumbered southern foeo of civil rights IcifiHlnlinn lost three lopsided votes today aa the Senate plodded into its third day of arnund-thc-clnek debate. However, the southern snnntors continued to hold the floor throughout the nmrnthon struggle nnd showed no signh '' of abandoning Ihclr efforts to *3ther defeat Ihe measure or pnsilbly water It down dratHrally. At 10 a. m. the fight lm | M | | going on continuously for 44 hodfa Romulo To Lecture except for a 13-minute races*. )> TALLIIAHSEK (UPI) - Gen. The three roll rail vote* pftfjjt Carlos P. Romulo. Philippine amlissssdor to the United States, will before sunrise thia morning., je. Two aouthern movra to reeqiB lecture at Florida Slate University Marrh t. Romulo will speak on the Senate wore overwhelming!? thr Communism's new strategy in defratrd. The Senate then by q Asia. 04 to g margin killed a southern propoial which would have spcclfiIke Keynoter? CHICAGO (UPI) — Presidenl cally sanctioned statement* I M P Elsenhower may keynote the Re* rating u»e' of “all legal mMMf* publican national convention July to oppose integration. 23. officials said today. Jaran L. A few hours later, Sen. gamflL Jones, arrangement* committee vice chairman, said the president Ervin. Jr., (D-N. C.) o f f r w d jf i will probably fly here for the open­ amendment which would w M B |' ing session that morning and re­ down the proposed federal p n a t S turn to Washington in the after­ ment for anyone obstructing ■ stH I integration orders. Ervin's i m S noon. ment would.cut the maximum ally from twu year* tn prison and Ordinance Rejected TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The a lio.ooo fine to one year imprlsasw Supremo Court today refused to ment and • 11,000 fine. At 1:44 a, m. Sen. OUn B. Job*, throw cut a Daytona Beach nrdl* nance prohibiting signs advertis­ stow <P S. 0.) ended » four-hour ing the rata* at tourist facilUiu. shaking stint and Ban. Alien tl. The case was brought to the high Ellender (D im.) took aver. It « M court by Laty Abdo, owner *f a Johnston who won agreement to motel ia the city. He; charged, .the brief ti-minute recess at T ;il the ordinance was "unconsiituHoa- ja.m. Ha woo unanimous consent al, arbitrary and unreasonable." lo K when he proposed it in Ued of enother quorum call which would . Igavo roused sens tore h t n Private Club JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - New their slMO. * Pro-cm£ righte advocatae wee* owner Roland Hurley said today Brentwood Golf Course will be able to muster everwhtlmfafi opened as a private club for whites strength lor the three pre dawn only March 10. Hurley purchased Votes. the c o u n t from the city for 1600,* 000 . The tranaacllon was complet­ ed Monday. Hyde Park, Hie other course formerly owned by the city, opened this week under private ownership, to avoid Integration. News Briefs MRS. MAK HIIEI’PAKD received n pin from Southern Bell Telephone Co. Orlando District Office commercial supervisor Marvin Coram at the Mayfair Inn Tuesday an she wan honored for 35 years service with Southern Bell since 1925. The Lake Mary resident was the first and only business representative in the Sanford Southern Bell office in 1929. Mrs. Sheppard is now the veteran among seven business representatives in the Sanford of. fice. She is married to L. T. Sheppard and la a member of tha Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, the Business and Prufesaionnl Women'a Club and ia a former worthy mntmn of tha KaaterirStar. (Herald Photo) Special Flood Control Board Sfession Expected A plan in* give immedialr re­ lief lo reamenta in lha south end of the county from flood and drainage problems it expected lo be presented to the County Coinmlgslon sometime this week, County Engineer Robert Davit said today. Davla taid^i-e hopes to have the plan ready by Thursday or Fri­ day and preicnt it the roininliaion In the hopes a ipcrial meet­ ing will be called Friday to start action on a giant drainage im­ provement program involving Seminole and Orange counties and Winter Park. Governing bodies of ike three areas have approved a $372,940 program and engineer* met Tues­ day to discuss the project. Tbe Sanford Florida Stale Bank property was sold (or liou.ooo Tuesday. The bank property and building at First St. and Park Ave. were Davis said Orange commission­ ers will meet fa special session Friday to approve iheir county’s portion of the project. Engineers, at their meeting Tuesday, drew up plant on' the amount aach area will pay a i lit part of the program and how much acreage la Involved. Seminole's share pf the project's coat la approximately $141,623 and involvei nearly 1,000 acres In the Temple Terrace and Tanglewood arras. Davit pointed out that the cornplate program will be conducted on a "stage by stage" basis. The Aral step will be widening and deepening of a canal from SR 4M to II A and rlaaring ■ canal from East brook to Tangle* Stampede Kills 12 YOKOHAMA, Japan (UPI) Twelve persons were killed and II were injured Wednesday night In a stampede to enter Yokohama’s eivic auditorium for a concert. The acetdent occurred when doors for a program featuring singer Chiyoko Shlmakura were opened. Polire estimated that a crowd of g,* 000 was waiting lo gat into tha auditorium whleh has a seating rapacity of J,300. •old lo Dr. and Mrs. Orville L. | adjacent fa The Herald building Barks and Mr, and Mrs. Freder­ on W. First St., it rompleled. ick II. WUIIama, all of Sanford. Bank President T. E. Tucker The baak will lease (he building said tbe bank plana fa proceed until the new Florida Stale Bank, Immediately with plans for lit new building. Barki and Williams have not decided on an) lease of thr present properly alter Ihe bank moves. They said they bought Ihe building for invest­ ment purposes. Barks and WiUlemt, Ihe lat­ ter an rnginrer, started tbeir commrrrial land investment part­ nership in ISM. They bought and still own thr Palmrlto Bldg., at Second St. and Palmetto Av*., which was an apartment building before they converted It Into an otflce building. They filled In ihe adjacent land north of the Palmetto Bldg, with stores and offices. There are seven firms In the building and three in the addition. Barki and Williams also built and own four Korea on the south­ east corner of First St. and Oak Avo. They pul up filling stations at 13th St. and French Ave. and at Ninth St. and French Ave. They ■Iso built tbe office on French Ave. now owned by McKco Mo­ tor*. They alto own*fllUng stations fa Casselberry. DeBary and DeLand. Barks and Williams bought and Improved the Avalon Bldg, at Scrood i t , and Oak Ava. They have plana for an office building to be erected an Oak Avo. between Williams, C. Howard McNulty, bank viea president, and Milting Mere* m Oak and First G. Andrew 8|wer, attorney In the transaction. and the Avalon Hid*. This fa (Herald Photo) aisled for completion by July I. Earthquake Toll At Least 2,000 AGADIR, Morocco (UP!) _ French Army bulldosera pushed through Uie nibble of this dead city today, scraping out wido pita for tho mat* burial of lbs ban* dreds and perhaps thousands wbe died In a 10-aerond earthquake that turned Agadir Into a hall, A stream of U. B. and Frends Air Fores planes few fa dot* tors, nurses, supplies and modi* cine and took out tho Injured fa a merry operation rivaling Ufa Berlin airlift. Almost evary no* Hon in Western Europe soot money, food, blankets for lha vie* lima of tho cataclysm te a t hUfad a sleeping city. There Kill was no official (If* ora (or the toll of dead and in* Jurcd fa this city Hut fa now oa silent a t Pompeii wheo M waa •mothered by Ml. Vesuvius Mororran Crown Prinre Moulay Haitian pul lha toll as high as 3.000 The French press agreod (he death lull would reach 2,NO. The Moroccan governmant or­ dered (he 40,000 to 43,000 residents to evacuate Agadir, a resort city, on the southern Moroccan roast, but already long lines of refugee* were streaming out uf the city to­ ward the open spaees, fearful of tha return of thr horror that strurk In the night, Thr earthquake was followed by a tidal wav* which surged over the fashionable beach reaoria' and dingy fishermen'* shacks In a nightmare of green, swirling water. Fire completed the devggUtlon. .* Postoffice Site Survey Planned A survey team from the Gena* ral Serviee Administration ia eg* peeled to be fa Banford within the next two weeks to took ov*c proposed ailei for tha new iaoford po* tuff ice. A spokesman for the sites r*Amiltee of the Chamber •< Com* merce said today lha GSA regional office to Atlanta a rttta d tha gram* the proposed sites designated group of Baafaid huaiocaanfa ft *v*VT YiNtii r W � 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 01, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 01, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 01, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4fe323972338b3064a1882795b39af0e.pdf bf91eb6c15890865848ea376818985be PDF Text Text dlepD/dA am Cl) Highway Pairat (S) Channel Six Newsroom •ill <f) People'* Choke •iH (1) llatmlbal Cabb •ll* (I) Cantral Fla. Now* MS (I) New. •US (Si Waathar ■• t* l (•! Jun g le II) HuutUr * Brlaklay If) John Daly ft** (Si Outdoor autlailn Soar! Ill Texas Ilanaara C0> Olenn Reeve* MS IK •*""* ( in (l> Watt uixaoy (S) Rawhide m People Are runny •lit (I) Tronblsihoatsra Ilia (!) Navy Lag (I) Man From Nlarkhawk i. IS) Nall Tslepkona Hour * m (I) Wlntar Olympia 111 Huneat atrip •tl* iti Mika Hammer laws IS) Cavalcade of IporU (I) Twilight Kona (I) Detee lives ISiM (I) lb Be Announced (I) Eyswltneea to History t^lN <S> (I) (I) Maws • Weather M ill ( f 'w i l l e r Olympics (•) Movie M itt fit Jack 1%or MtS# i t ) Movla SATURDAY A. M. it) Jnhnnr glanrats t ; 0* ( i i B a r h e l n r I II Ota (St Tha Deputy VI.1 Travel Wide as IllSt (It Ounatnok# (I) Jubilee UiA 11:38 (It Shotgun,glade (3) Man grim Interpol 11:11(1) Movla (ft Movla (I) Mavlo. SUNDAY P. M. 11:11 tit (I) (*) ttill (1) (I) 11:11 (ll 1:W III It) II) liM (I) Christophers TV Workshop Cartes as Orel Roberta Movla CBg Nawa This la The Lira Cartoons Double Feature theater Bengal Lancers FRIDAY A. M. (f) Wlntar Olymplca (It Mid-Fla. Industry Tomorrow 1:11 ft) Chlropractts Forum 1 :4# (S) Sunday Movla tt) Hundoy With gaily l : » (I) Championship Bridge 4:00 IS) 11roken Arrow ItlS (t) It Ifl Written l:|S ill i'han>|tlonihtp Golf I its IS) Matty*! Funnies (SI Canqural liM (ll ON Fsotboll Quin It) Tima Present ( t i Huge B unny • ill 111 Law r' the Plainsmen (I) Crusade In Bnrope l»i Meet Mctlrsw Sill til Tnrantlatn cantary lit* 111 ndon (ll Haber oi m It) william Tall T:*S •:> HWrrboet !*• .i->ie • |» . Cull 41 Tilt <4< :i.iv*rlck iu> Kuo) Juai Mae i : l t it. iM hulltvan It: Monday Mhowsat* 4)11 11) The lain man lit* (1) Chevy Shew ... - (l> Uii Theatre ID) Til# Rebel 4:14 ICf Alfred Hltehceek 4:1* <»> The Ataekana 11:4* 13) l.orails Toung III Ueurgs flohrl 11,14 )») 31 Peecon Street it) Movie IS) What’s My Ltne H itt (Si News ia. Movie Mill (4) Heart of tha City (4) H e a rt or tha City TUESDAY A. M. 4:14 7:44 T :lt 7:1S 7:84 7:14 7:1# 1:44 111* 4:4* lit* wide t:ll 14:44 (t) (1) (li 111 (() C o n tin e n ta l C lassroom T oday — D avo Q arro w ay W eath er F a rm M ark et R tp -L L C artoon* Mil* (I) Tvvth or cenaoquoooo* 11:11 ( i ) It Could Be T on *vu in §!?**»!h t l ) T opper tits ll) (I ) (I) (4) * " II! . . . . ft) A bout Facan As tb o W orld T u n Mr. 4 Mrs. N orth G la m o u r* * * FRIDAY P. M. 11:44 (I) Truth Of Consequences 14) Love of Lire 15) llaellee* Qun 11:14 it) It Could Be Toe II) March For Tomorrow (SI Love That Rob 11:41 (4) adding Light list (ll Ufa Of nilay ( I ) 1 L ava Lucy 11:11 ( t ) C o n cen trailo a ( I ) D ecem ber B ride TUESDAY P. Me ll-JI (I) Truth sr Coaasquanaae ll) Love of Life t i l l f l ) C o n tin e n tal C laaeraem 7:0* (S) D ava G s rra w a y T ilt (S) W e a lb a r T ill ( I ) C a rto o a a T kl IS) News . 1:4* ( I ) Nawa l l l l ( I ) C ap:. K a n g a re a 1:44 ( ! ) M orning T h o atr* ( I I Ilontper Room t i l l (S) R eader’* Dlnaer 4:41 ( I ) Nawa — fn larv iew a l i l t ( t ) Nawa 4 W a a th a r is:*# (SI D ough It* Ml Fine Idea Useless HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) — Hor "burglar alarm" worked fine, but Mrs. Dorothy Langley was robbed anyway, She attached a boll to her poeketbook and heard it tinkling while she wax at the theater, but the thief escaped. (S) Red Rows Show l* :|4 ( i ) t i l l * (11 (4) (I ) 11:44 ( l l I*) 11:8* ( I I (I) dift (IM 4K* • til Till Till Tilt 1:4* •ill tl) (I) It) ill It) llannlbat Cobb News Cantral Fla. Nawa Weather New* i!! Sw % i r (3> Not For Hire 14) Hub Lynn dhow II) N*wn (1> Laranil* (I) rii-lenre Filllun Theater (li The Vlklnea ( 4 ) (t u g e r fn u t (II Dob)* (llllie 111 Slarllma it*. (I! 414 It! O rJ.rlo*. ill Rad Mkelton It) Arthur Murray 14:41(11 M Squad (Si darry Mum* hhew II) Alcoa Praeenla 14:11 (4) Keep Talking tl) TI1A (till (» and (l) (t) Nawa till# («) Mnvla 11:41 14) Wealhar II) Mnvla it:I4 (1) Jack Paar 1:4* (t) News la conri ( I ) D ecem ber ‘B ride (1) Today ll) Mows (4) Nawa (4) Captain Kangeroe 11) Morning Theatre (I) Romper Room 111 Raiders Dlreat (I) Nawa and Inlervlawa (») Nawa - Waathar f») Do Ro Ml ill Had llotva Show <l) Kartoon Kapara 14:11 (1) Play Tour Hunch (5) on The do i t ) Mnvla H ilt (1) Price Is night Kit it: s,r.,.i‘wss. 44) Hamper Roam MONDAY P. M. (1) Continental Claaeraem (1) Today—Devs Gsrraway (I) Waathar • Nawn (S) Cartoons IS) News (S) N iei (I) Captain Kangaroo (1) Morning Theatre (4) Romper Room (!) Mystery Mouse (SI.Maw—letarvlewo (f) News * Waathar It) Dongh Me Ml (41 fled Rowe Show (I) Karteon Kapara II.-Id (I) On The On (I) Mevle (1) Flay Yner Munch lilt# 11) Fries la Right (I) 1 Love t.uev 11:10 It) Conrrmrallon . 3 .,Paris Ala Mode (4) Hanneaaay It) Man With A Camara It) June Allyion (1) Nawa (4) Nawa and Waathar (I) Nawa 11:11 14) Movla (ll llertong 11:44 ll) Jack I’aar •ill (I) Ceatinaaus Classroom 7il* (1) Today Til* tl> W e a th e r Til* (4) Cartooni Til* III Howe * Weather (til (I) Newe 8:14 (It Ileader! Digset 111* (41 Newe llll in News aed Interview* It) Holenca gcupe llll II) News 4 Waetbir " % ^ V o V .^ h o W 14:11 (I) Knrlotin Kspera 114* (1) Play Tour liueah (I) On Tha B* <l> Movla III** (SI Price la Right ” (V) V Lots Lucy 11:11 (I ) C o n c en tratio n It lit (I) December Bride S:1S T;#e T:is T:»4 7:11 l:M Sill Silt S:tl 1:11 1:11 11:41 tl:SS 14:11 11:44 (I ) C om m and F a rferm a n o e S:SS I t ) K ingdom of tbo Sea 1:10 (1 ) Hilary queen Father IfunI 1*1 Tat Boon* 1:11 III Markham (t) nrnia Ford III Tha Untourhablaa ISAS ill Oreucho Mars IS) Variety Series 14:1# (3) (.aielaxs Years IS) Taka a toed Lt 11:»* 111 (4 ) 11 ) Nawa 11:11 IS) M n v le IS) Mnvla Hits (I) Jack Paar IS ! (II World MONDAY A. M. 4:14 ( f ) C o n tin e n ta l Claaaroam 7:4* 111 T oday—D ava G arrnw a f i l l ( I ) W e a th e r Til* (I) Cartooaa T ill 4:11 llll llll (I) <l> (I) (4) Nawa Nawa C a p ta in X an g n ro a M orning T h s a u e \ \ \ RaaUeFsR Dl™«at l l l l (•) Maw* • Interview s l i U (! ) Nows A W oothar ,#,M % %YVw\*Vh.w f l ) K a rto o n K apora l l l l * I I ) P la y T o u r H ubs* (I ) CO T hs (to f*> M ovla U,M li! P t t v o V ^ ■ H i I . - iiu I li l;M (S) C annonball ( I) R ia l McCoys CHANNEL LISTING ORLANDO (C) WDBO-TV CBS (9) WLOF-TV ABC DAYTONA BEACH (2) WESH-TV NBC Program start 6 p. m. Friday, Pcb. 26 and end 6 p. m. Friday, 1.11 Singer Steals Scene On Variety Show Programs For The Week News About The Stars p iny r o a r H u n ih T raax u r* M u st Movla o n T h e O* P ric e la (tig h t 1 leave L u ry C onao n tralln n D ecem ber B rld* By PR ED DANZIG NEW YORK OIPI) — Aa Tony Randall rompleted a series of ex­ ceptionally clever b l a c k o u t sketches to open Wednesday nlght'i NBC-TV special, ."Four For Tonight," I felt that even if the rest of the shorn bombed, 1 had my kicks for the evening. Then came the artful Beatrice Lillie and her tongs, "W.-ary Of It All" and "A Lesson With A Fan." Nice work, although I nev­ er seem able to appreciata iully Miss Lillie’s aubtleties. Next — Cyril Rltehard in his 15-minute segment, "Around the World on 10 Founds," which ha t •ome amusing moments, soma strained ones. And finally, In tha closing spit, there wai Tammy Grimes. She only stole the show. lt'e a rare thing when a per­ former on TV delivers with such totality of latent that I find my­ self tingling with excitement tone sfter the final bow. But such was Vita Grimes* impact. She sang about a doien songs, each in tbo style that wai popu­ lar tha day the song was intro­ duced, going back soma 300 years. This liny blonde, whose face blends Marilyn Monroe. Marlene Dielrich and B e u l a h Wilch, caught aach mood, each nuance as she ranged from tenderness to Joy (o willfulness with utter com­ mand of her warm, penetrating voice, eyes, hands and body. In a business lhat can attach the ad­ jective "fabulous" to a youngster named fablan, what do wo call Miss Grimes? For those who missed her. I wish you all an early re run. The production by Robert Saudek As­ sociates, in magnificent color, ralea as the sleeper of the TV season, a tasteful, exciting, very special TV special. A play lhat rlchochelcd a num­ ber of profound questions oft the French-Algerian barricades made Wednesday night's Playhouse 80 on CBS-TV one of ufluiual impor­ tance. "The Cruel Day," by Reginald Rose, skillfully placed a civilized, thinking army captain into the Al­ gerian abattoir and asked him to order the torture of a teen-age rebel boy. The author maintained, as 1 saw 11. lhat tuck men must be true to their own souls and re­ fuse to use evil means for future good, lie also gave us the other side of tha franc: Super-morality and moralists must yield (o tha brutlal immorality of war when ■ showdown comes along. In Legal Notica v im n a in v tu r MOTICK IM hereby given Ihxt 1 am engaged In buelneee a) S»S Mania turbara Dr.. Seinlnula t'oun. ty Klorbta, undrr the flit III. ,ue name of K. A -It Trucking Hervlrr and thel I Inland In regleler eeld name with the l.’lerb of Ike Cir­ cuit Court, Pemlnnle County, Flor­ ida, In aixardaiiee with, the pro. vlsioui nf the Fbtltlnua Name Rial Hire. In-Witt Hectlan MS «> Florida ttlalute* 1117. Nig: L, X, gutlerfield Roe* Marie Parle Publish Feh. 14, 7* * Mar. 4, 11. till* (!) (I) (I) U lM ( I t (I) (I) 11 i l l I I) 11*1 (4) (4) II I 1:14 (SI (•) (1) I>*4 (4) (1) <*) 1:1* ( I ) ll) T ru th o r Coni*qu*d**o lo v e n f Life R aatllaa Gun It Could Bo T on Love T h a i Bob se a rc h fo r T om orrow H olding L ig h t L ife of IIHay A bout Face* T opper Ax The W nrld T u m i Han F re n c ta ca B oot H o llo a s T hootor Day In C o u rt Queen fay a D ay F or B e tte r o r W ars* lla u ie P a rty Gal* Storm (11 l^ .ra tla T oung TbaaU 1:44 ( I ) M illionaire ( I ) Heat th a Clock 13) T oung Dr. Melon l l l l ( I ) V erdict I* T o u rs (4) W ho Do Tou T rne» ( » From T hese floota 1:44 {*) A m erican lU n d a ta n d l l ) B rla h ta r ()•* (3) Comedy Pleyhoua* S i l t (4) Secret Siorm 1:10 (1) A dventure Tim a ( I t E dge of N lghl • iM ( I t Mavlo— W eal e ra ( I ) T hree Hloogaa - (S) pnoevo Plxvhnue* 1:14 (Si Itm k ) and F rien d * 111 H u c k a lb a rrf H ound *:** I I I W aathar-N ew x-dparS i , ( I ) H ighw ay r a t r o l ( i l l ( II lin n a y m n sa arp I:1S (1) H annibal C abb 11*4 ( I ) W aathar • Name ( ! ) C an tral F la. Nawa l l l l 1*1 H u n tin g a n a F ish in g H i Nawa _ i s ) John Daty 4:44 i f ) VV-aiher 7:44 It) Adv. Jim Bowl* 7:0* (4) P ianley Brea. M usts T il t ( I ) N e w — D ouglas RdwSgi T il l 11) Jo u rn e y is V n d s rsS a sd ll ( I ) l-ei-k ftp (4) G ale Htorm 1:44(1) B et M aalaraoo ( I ) B elly H ull no ( I ) Donna R aed the play, the captain didn’t or- 1 "Dow Hour of Great Myiteriei'* debut* on NBC-TV Thursday, der tha torture. Aa ke made hla March 31. "The Bat." a 1820 play decision, he wa» killed. Hie boy by Mary Roberta Rinehart and wai tortured. A» often is the Avery llopwood, la belna adapted case in this imperfect world, all by drama critic Walter Kerr, CBS-TV ptani to drop its day­ aides made their point. Tha east was in excellent one time "Red Rowe Show""'and Jack and included Van Heflin as the Linklcller'i "On Tha Go", Rex captain, Cliff Robertson as his Harriton has signed to star in an aide, Nehemish Persoff. Charles adaption of Ferena Molnsr'i Bronson, and two youngsters of "Arthur." on NBC-TV's Startime, fine ability, Thano Rama and Tuesday, 31arch 23. Mikg Oscard. There is one automobile for T te Channel (Swim: Helen every L I persona In both Cali, Hayes and Jason Robards Jr. will fornia and Nevada, highest in the star In "Tha Bat," when the new nation. HU. and SAT. SPEC IA L L- il i\ LL J r CHOICE OP SEAFOAM MAHOGANY or AMERICAN WALNUT INCLUDING: • Mr. and Mrs. Drraarr —with Tilt Mirrwr • C h e st et D rew era • Bookcase Bed • I n e t ra p rin g M a lirro a • Matching Box Spring • Chrnflir Bedspread • Pair nf Boudoir Lamps • Pair nf Pillewo We Garry And Scrvlca Our O wn Accounts R E P A I R I N G Welches Electronically Tested OPEN Friday Evening GWALTNEY Jeweler Mi B. Perk PA 1-MM OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Order Your \i,. I \ f } ;■ b u m r . 'S I M U i f l H E a i Y om c a n ' t a f f o r d 60 M a i l a w a y E d i t h COFFEE 5c C mw I b Ab 3 M m wd^aMfcir * i I I j �toff 1 M M * Lyman School Students Fighting Missile Gap LYMAN SCHOOL ROCKETEERS «how how a miniature missile works. From the toft, are Tony Spry. Jeff Heath, who drew the diagram; Vail t-ambert. holding the mlaaiie which minfired Friday, and faculty advisor, Mrs. Catherine Martin. Twenty-four students ere in the seventh grade miesHc elub fam ed hr students. (Herald Photo) McCaima May Seek Post; Qualifying Begins Tuesday County Tax Assessor Richard McCanns today aaid he is seriously considering running tor tax asses­ sor in the coming May I Democra­ tic primary. Earlier in the year, McCanns had told Ih* Herald dial ha bad *oo intention of running for office. However, McCanns (aid today (tot many people have urged him to run "to iaauro 8 m eoettouatioo Terence Brown To Seek District 1 Commission Post Terence V. Brown of Sanford said today that he will run for county, commissioner from District I. Born In Grovelanrt, Brown mov* ed to Geneva in 1014. For the past six years he has operated Brown's Amoco Service Station at Sanford Ave. and Second St. Brown said ha would qua jtoWay. John -L dvr it the int-umi Hommliiioncr from District 1. ah includes part of Sanford and northeastern section of 8 emiMl* County. He has not said Whether he will seek re-election. ' f Brown moved to Sanford in 1927 and now lives at 2049 Washington Av*. He waa • chief warrant offi­ cer when he retired from Uw Na­ tional Guard after IT year* of #rvice. Brown la a member of the Cen­ tral Baptist Church of Sanford, the Sanford Masonic and Ilka lodges and the Seminole County Spartamen's Association. He i* married to the former Helen Johnson. The Browns have atx chitons, Mrs. Evorett Harper, 14; T. V. Brown Jr., 22 ; Jeannette, to; Stephen, 19; Susan, 11 ; and Darlene, 4. Explosion ’Rocks' Red Missile Base at the program already Maned" chr] predicted today toot from 40by him. 90 candidates will be In the races. Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, sus­ Before a candidate can run he pended by Gov. Colling late last year, haa aaid the la considering must sign a loyalty oath to the U. S. and Democrat Parly and running for assessor again. Meanwhile, candidates fo r 10 must file a campaign treasurer’s Seminole County offices up for and expense report. election this year wit! begin quali­ County offices to be filled to the fying at noun tomorrow. I960 general election are county Circuit Court Clerk David Gat- judge, clerk of the circuit court, sheriff, lax assessor, tax collector, superintendent of public instruc­ tion, supervisor of registration, justice* of the peace, constables, county commissioners from Dis­ trict 1,2, 3 and 9 and members of*thr hoard of public instruction from District 2 and 4. A special election is expected to be called by Gov. Collins to iill the District 2 commission seat vacated by Galchel when be was appointed clerk. Ditlricl 3 Commissioner Lawr­ ence Swollord is expected to face opposition, with one candidate al­ ready announcing he will run. James Avery, a retired Navy chief, was Ihe first candidate to signify ho would enter. District 3 Commissioner Homer Little still has not said whether a-v.ui district. N Tha only commissioner scat not subject to this ytar's election is TERENCE V. BROWN District *4, ia which Vernon Dun* ‘ ia the incumbent. Tax Collector JofurdtoUoway has indicated he wiQ tour again aa have County Prosecutor Karlylt Householder and Sheriff J. 1.. Hob­ by. the school board election. Roy Mala has announced he will seek the District 2 board post. Arthur ttorkwilh has announced he will nul and Gatchel and possi­ A atne-year-old Paola boy'. Gary bly others a n expected to seek Vernon Jones, drowsed Friday the circuit clerk Job, State Reps. Gordon Frederick while playing to a small lake near and Mark Cleveland Jr. have an­ hla home. iltoy would aeek re-elec, Sheriff's depletes reported that nounced lion. oihnr children playing -wear him Anyone registered to vote in Uw ■totod Jilm into a beat. * . county ia eligible to run for of­ .'re a c e Justice Hugh Dun'ota >pl' fice. Where the office ia for a ed that death waa due to acci­ particular county district, such aa dental • drowning. constable or JuaUrc of the peace, Gary was bom in Flsgirr, Colo. the office seeker must be from that Ho lived in Ssnford for five area. n.wu«its before moving with his Fee* must bo paid between family lo Paola. He attended Wil­ March 1-19. If no candidate get* son School for the peat month and a majority in the May 3 primary, Plneerest Elementary School be­ a runoff election will be held May fore that. He also attended Grace 24. Methodist Church. Survivors are hia parents. Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Jones of Paola; three brothers, David, Kim and Rotarians M ark James Jones of Paola; aod his maternal grandfather, S t n e r 55th Year Here Ehre also of Paola, Sanford's Rotary Club celebrat­ The funeral was held at J:3fi ed its Uth anniversary today at p. m. Sunday at Brisspn Funeral Uie Civic Center. Rotarians who Home, with Rev. W. Thomas Par­ had been president of Ihe San­ sons Jr. officiating. Burial was in ford club during the past 30 years Oaklawn Memorial Park, Sanford. were present at the noon luncheon Near Paola Home HELSINKI, Finland (UPI) — A tremendous explosion believed to ho that of a Soviet missile beat Masted a Russian military area ar the Finnish border on Feb. reliable source* mid today. The sources said (hey had aa information on the extent of the Mast or what caused M but that H was not believed to be a nuclear explosion. The explosion apearod to kero taken place very close la tha Boviat military installation at Alakurtu, just north of the Arctic Circle and only a Mwrt distoaet bom the Finnish border. " T h e Russians took over a strip of Finnish border to that a n a after World War II and expanded aa existing German airfield tola a military complex. Alakurtti installation* a n believ­ ed to include missile file* from which the Russians could launch SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI) —Presi­ missiles toward tha United Slates in event of hostilities. dent Eisenhower flow the Andean ifump today lo be greeted her* by a large, cheering airport crowd £ irls Town Gets to perfect W-degree weather. Juat Land Donation before hit arrival the government PALM BEACH (UPt)-Ex-show arretted five Communists f o r girl Grrgg Sherwood Dodge aaid painting pro-Castro slogans along today land had been donated for hia route to Ihe cily. Eisenhower, who left Argentineher "Girls Town. U. S. A." proU. S. relation* at their highest ject for underprivileged girts. Mrs. Dodge, wife of automobile point to this conlury when he de­ heir Horace Dodge II. said Use parted Chile'* neighbor to the east N. K. Winiton-Sanson Florida Cor- earlier (his morning, had been ration gave 90* acres near the ceded here by aharply-dlfferreactions. ount Plymouth community. She said she accepted Ih# gift after Rightwingers regarded his visit considering offers to 14 different a a something of. which Chile should locations. bd prood. The canter regarded it Mrs. Dodge said her project Is aa -halatod U. 8 . recognition of planned as an educational on* Chile's Importance In the scheme m m ky tor t o * trews to to M • f t Ibtoga. I b t Communists da- f President Lands In Chile; Met By Cheering Crowds « K >to«of it for th* people. A eWenuoue weekend al in a mountain rssort in Argentina left Eisenhower visibly weary, but members of his staff scoffed at the idea that he was seriously fa­ tigued. The effort al keeping up with the president tired aides years younger than he Is, and they said it was no wonder he showed signs of wearioess. After four holes of golf lata Saturday, the president was up at 7 a. m. Sunday. By > a. m., he waa off to the Limay River on a fishing (rip. Elsenhower aod Argentine Presi­ dent a (tutor BroadUi Sunday night pledged a. concerned effect to bol­ ster living atoaderda among Latin •tales witbM waddling to their By JACK PHILLIPS Lyman School is an inland Capo Canaveral these days. The junior rocketeers in the Lyman School Missile Club are having the same prob­ lems as their big brothers on the East Coast The seventh grade elub from Mre. Catherine Martin’s science class has fired two missiles so far. Neither got very far off the ground but they put on a good show. The first shot was with a miniature ThorAble carrying a carbon dioxide cartridge ignit­ ed by cotton and kerosene. The cotton and kero­ sene was supposed to make enough heat to blow the eftd off the cartridge. Instead, the rocket noszle blew off and the missile went a few Inches off the ground before keeling over beside its launching pad. * The tost firing attempt took place Friday. One of the eolid propellent engines failed and the missile, a boat 16 inches long, stayed earthbound. Though there's a lot of onlnr and eueite- ment for ths junior scientist! to this kind ef school activity, there’s s serious side too. Mre. Martin, whom the youngsters ssked to be their faculty advisor, said the missile club is an at­ tempt to keep students up with latest scientific developments. "They know more nbout it thRn I do,” Mrs. Martin aaid of the 24 boys and girls whose scientific enthusiasm often lends to afterschool missile building. The club originsted among the students. There arc a few more hoys than girls in the group. The ‘‘girls are more interested In how a missile works than in trying to build one," Mrs. Martin said Friday. The club meets every other Friday during the 7A science class. Other Fridays are also devoted to new de­ velopments in science:'Friday is "the one time of tha week that we get away from the text­ book which waa written about 14 years ago," the science teacher explained. Mrs. Martin, who has been teaching for 12 years, has 208 acienca pupils at Lyman. X"**- ■ 1 , j ■] ' *^wl The rocketeers take plenty of safety pre­ cautions with their experiments. They get a good distance away from the school and point the missile toward a lake in back of the build­ ings. Principal Ralph Diggs has been on hand to see that safety is kept in mind. The students have been building the missiles from whatever raw materials they eould find. They bought the engines. Bigger things are coming, however. The elub is building a four foot missile for exhibi­ tion in the Central Florida Science Fair. Though not slated for firing, the missile will contain an engine designed for power by alcohol and liquid oxygen .This will be entirely a home­ made production. The club members will make everything themselves. Including the engine. Club President Kenneth Dunn, assisted by Secretary Barbara Diggs, has divided the roc­ keteers in missile building committees for still another rocket project, which will be worked on by design, electronics and engine building anmmittees. Wmtxib VOL. XL1X WEATHER: Conn idtumble cloudiness today and tonight. Turning cooler tonight. High today, 70-76. Low tonight, BO-58. SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29. I960 United Proas Laasad Wirt Establish* 1908 NO. 639 Senate Begins 24-Hour Days WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Senate convened ’at noon today for around-the-clock debate calculated to continue until action ia taken on a civil righta bill. Army cota were in place for tiring members who braced themaelvea for the ordeal of another historic talkathon. Sen. Richard B. It motel I (D*Ga.) leader of the southern News Briefs w ii mvwn i i h i , u iiru in ana was credited with influencing ma­ jor league Warns to train to Flo­ rida. Tax Study To Begin SURVIVOR WHO BAILED OUT OF MISSING FLANK in tt. L. Cnudreau, shown being helped from rescu* helicopter and taken to NAS hospital by Lcdr. Herman Finkel, left, and Lt. James Sllth. Tht helicopter pilot, Lt,(J.g.) John Ogden, found Gaudresu when the crewman pf tha missing plane flashed a small flashlight. Gattdreau injured a leg in landing after ho chuted out of the aircraft. (Navy Photo) Search For Jet 50 ArrestedAs RaceRiot Spreads To Coast Breaks Out In London than and tt to ona rac< , lived and * 1° aod "Boycott Jewish goods." Thvy allernaled between chanting "Keep Britain while!" and inglug "Rule, Britannlca." Fighting between the two groups started almost at once, and police who tried to Interfere were punched or kicked. Motorcycle police charged Into the crowds to try to restore order. Two men who ihouled "Down with Mosley IJ" wen punched, Va«! H"‘°*n lo Ihe ground and kicked, ■mi Mosley brads an organisation Tr ‘ known as the Union Movement, dedicated to halting the lmmlgra. . . lion of Nrgroei iqto Britain. ... Thousands have come here since Um war, notably from Britain's fir .i We,t Indian possessions. The search for a missing Navy )rt bomber began to spread along the east coast of Florida and the Atlantic today aa no clue lo Ihe plane and two crawmen had been tound since Wedaeaday. Sanford Naval Air Station offtclila said at noon that ao indi­ cation of what happenad to tha plane, nr where it may have crashed, has turned up in a thorough air-ground hunt which haa Involved aa many as ISO searchers. Still missing with the aircraft are the pilot, Lt. G. E. Dotson, snd bombardier-navigator, U. C. K. Faulkner. The lone survivor or ihe mystery, R. L. Gaudrraa, said he only remembers an order to bail out, which he did. Over $4,223 M ark Tampa M an Shot’ Over Cooking Row TAMPA (UPI) -F rank Raw. tins, 92, was shot lo deat’. Sunday to climax an argument over bow to cook urnlp greens. Police MfTttted Sara Human, 91, la connection with ihe slsytajL. They said Human killed R aW H after Human and Rawlini'.iiMV argued o ve r w h e tiu r lo I r s f O f M to Jttot statement, hailed aa •lama aa turnip greens wfiHf "OatlaraUao of Bariioche." cooking them. Rawlins came To | B M jto d ja a l t o M i l tor Mi Vito'* aid aod Human shot fetes, police slid. to Uw poorer areas of T.*Ua Tito two families n.-cupicd the America. asm* bouse. res at 1 p. m.: American Airlines American TAT .. Bathltlhem Steel Caterpillar CAO ................... Chrysler Curtiss • Wright .. DuPont . . . ........ Eastman-Kodak . Fisd Motor ........ Gfncral Electric General Motors .. Graham * Paige .. Ini. T A T ............... Lorillard . ... Minute Maid ....... IPenney................ . tan RR ............ oyal American .. .'car* Roebuck .. Standard Oil (NJJ Sludcbakar .......... V. S. Steel f/c...ng.UiUsa El. 8 The fund for tha DeBary Volun­ teer Firemen's Recreation Build­ ing te growing steadily. Previously acknowledged eontribulionn came to 94.1X3. Social activities have brought lo 132-00. Two anonymous con­ tributions totaled 111.90. Individ­ uals contributing were L. I. J a ­ cobs, 91: Miss Rulb Batch, $1 ; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hcring, 9100; Mr. and Mr*. Harry Freeman, 99: and Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Catot, 921. Contributions of 91-00 and 110.00 were given in memory of E. J. Kiterkamp. India To Bolster Defense Funds NEW DELHI (UPI) - Finance Minister Morsrjl Draal announced today that India will tocre.se iu defense spending by 9IT million “ against the ha •' . j nd of the pit sent llinat to our borders." MIAMI (UPI) - Four Florida universities, acting under a grant by ■ legislative committee, will study Ihe slate's so-called "patchwork" tax structure. The joint leglaliiive InWrim committee on finance and tasslion granted III,ouo w the University of Florida, Miami, Florida State and Rollins College to make the study and re­ port by June IS. Japanese Heir Named TOKYO (UPI)—Emperor Hirohko today solemnly bestowed the name Narubito and tha title Hiro-No-Miya upon hla grandson who may aomeday ait on the an­ cient chrysanthemum throne of Japan. The child, born seven dayi ago to Crown Princes* Mlchiko and Crown Prince Akibilo, receiv­ ed Mi name from the emperor at Ihe palace in a ceremony that goes bark more than 1,000 y. r*. Senator Rests MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Sen. Thomas J, Dodd (D-Conn.) was reported resting comfortably to­ day at Ml. Sinai Hospital where he was said to be suffering from "extreme fatigue." Dodd, 32, suf­ fered an attack Saturday night while seated at the bead table at a Democratic fund-raising dinnear at Ihe Fontainhlcau Hotel. He was helped to his room end later moved to Ihe hospital. Truman For Defense MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -Former President Harry S. Truman took another slap al Ihe Elsenhower administration Sunday night, de­ claring "H is a lot heller lo have a secure nation than a good campaiga argument." In a talk to the Inaugural conference fur the two tale of laraol bonds, Truman lold hi* audience to "beware of pooplo who belittle the danger to tbo security of the free world, and use Ihe imilea of Husslans to Justify flashing ou. defense bud- Longwood Zoners To Meet Tonight Longwood * now losing commis­ sion will have its first meeting to­ night to the town hall. Tha fire man commission will dlseuse amendments, additions and deletions to the preseal aeatog ordinance at Use • p. ah meetingTbo Longwood Town Council will meet al • p. m. Thursday to .the rowa Hall. -/, ■ bloe opposing eivil rights legists. tlon, waa ready wits i long open­ ing speech. Democratic Leader Lyndon V. Johnson, backed by Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksea (1U.), ordered tbs continuous sestloa altar I t day a of debate failed (8 break the civil rights deadlock. Senators and their aidea pre­ pared to abend the aighu it the Capitol. Key 'Bafitia ,*employes were pul on staggered work gchsdulcs and ths restaurant planned to remain open M hour* a day. There were uncoeflrised reporta that effort* might ho made this week to advance House debate on eivil right! to remove somo of tha preuuro from the k o ala's gruel­ ling schedule. But House debits Is not slated to start until (ho middle of March and there .were no immediate in­ dication! of any plans for a speed-up. The dans to has not held g round-the-clock aession since 19W when Ben. SUom Thurmond (DS.C.) set a now filibuster record with a continuous speech of >4 hours sod 14 minutes agslnst a civil rights measure. Tha longest session to Senate history woa IS hours and 4S min­ utes In 1934, broken by one 14minute recess, on amendments to the Atomto Energy Act. After a Sunday recess, the debate ran continuously for another M hour* and ST minutes. As the Senate headed into the new round-the-clock sessions, (here were these developments to the hot civil rights battle: Southerners walked a Ughlropo to opposition to the hill. They were com milled to a last-ditch right but did not want to antagon­ ise moderates, who—If angered— might support even slUfer legisla­ tion. Russell said the Southerners had no definite atrategy plans lor the continuous session. Russell said he regarded the rash of lunch-counter sealine inci­ dents in the South as an effort "to Incite a race riot . . and Ihcrefore inflame the people of this country againrt the people n t IK- SniilK >• Demo Smothers Supporters Named MIAMI (UPD-A slat* al 49 delegates to the DemocrsUc na­ tional eonvrnlloa has been named to support Ren. George Smatbera at a favorite aoa candidate for president. The group la head#4 by Gov. LeRoy Collin* and Sen. Speaaard Holland aa si-large drisgatos. Included from the Sanford area art J. Iralley Odhans of Sanford and J. out* Edmunds, president of Stetson University to DoLaad. Dairymen School Scheduled Tuesday A joint Seminole sad Orsap* County dairy school will Mart at 7:49 p . m. Tuesday at Um Or* •nge County Agricultural Canter, a a E. Michigan Av*. to Orlando. 3 Tbo school is designed to . area Utityuicn on the price of dairy products. (VM -be-rlt-' raT si1.* . rrjsr �■1 S'” Prfi 4 Two now signs were put up 3 'l t e entrance tn the park last £ wank. The signs-Were purchased w by t i t County Commission. *■ Tin Explorer Scouts will bavo f= a dance Friday from T ;» to 11 i p. m. The dance, sponsored by 1 the' Chiefs Club will be held in » thn NAS billroam. Arrangements 4 far admisiioh into (ho bam hare been cleared. Tickals, IS cents each, are being sold by Bob AnUrns and Gene Williams. Ths *smli- formal dance lo open to high d school sbtdonU only. 2 Karan Y, Vickers, ll-year-old t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. r u a s i i , 111 iiw W. vT, Coleman vuigniL ii Circle, Vila tic . A; Vickers, Is the fcedet Queen of the Com­ pany A, Sanford Unit, Kadela of America. She #111 be one of four candi­ date* to compete for the title of Florida Xndet Queen In competi­ tion nt Ft, Mellon Park March I, eying with entries from DeBary, Caxielberry, Maitland and DeLand Kadcl units. Brian Covington, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Covington, celebrated his first birthday on Feb. 2*. The Sanford Scmlnolcs gave Ths Herald iparti uniter and Brian a big birthday by derenting the New Smyrna ^Barra­ cudas .by a score of 20-20 on the same day.' "To Smoke or Not To Smoke," the newest and moat controver­ sial topic to bis filmed by the American Cancer Society, will be shbwn in |h* library of the Seminote County hospital Wednesday, at • p. m. The public la Invited- flnrvivon Include three slaters, [vMfo. Mary A. Orara, Mn. Isabel ‘- .- 5 MRetell and Mn. Jaoaio MacLean, aU of Lockhart i n rauslo, Mrs. ‘ v MO* Catena af Winter Hirfc, aad tore* nieces V. ~E#ner t l eerrinea WiU bo held at Bp. m.Tuesday at Brtsson Funeral 7: > MetoO, with Rev. GaU Smith nWcl1 nting- S te a l w « te at n Utar & Attention aU boys ages t through 12. South Seminole Little League Baseball tryout* will be held Saturday, March s. AU toys ages I through I t a rt eligible, who will aot aava reached their 12th birthday by August 1. Boys living In Lake Mary area contact H. M, Hodwrsmlth and E. FIUgerald. Boys living fas the lim­ ited Estates area contact J. Hand, Boys living In the Longwood a n a contact J. Simpkins. Boya Uvlog la tho Casselberry area contact E. Helms. Boys living In tho Altamonte a n a contact J. LONDON (UPI)-Pincos* Mar­ garet and her fiance Anthony ArmstrongJones changed their minds today and decided to re­ main a t Windsor for another 24 hours. The coupls will return to Lon­ don Tuasdoy, when Anthony will mors out of hla bachelor quarters and Into Buckingham Palate to begin making wedding plans, Tuesday night he and the prin­ cess will make their f ln t public appearance when they attend ■ gala performance of the Royal Ballet at Coven t Garden. Margaret and her fiance have been staying-with Queen Mother Elisabeth nt the royal lodge since the engagement was announced Friday. Thsy remained at Windsor to­ day to handle the flood of con­ gratulations which poured In since their engagement become known. Armstrong-Jones* move to the palace was Interpreted ns mean­ ing the marriage would take place soon, possibly within two months. It was only the first of many ehongoa In atom for the common­ er who won the heart of the prin­ ters while no one was looking, Ho currently Is negotiating ths sals of his lucrative photography busi­ ness, According to court cireles, ho also is expected .to give up being a commoner, with a royal rank anon to ho ouppllod by his future slator>ln-law, the Queen. The London prate cUl 1 was filled with questions about the romonco and tentative answers. Whom will they honeymoon T Homo pnpon guessed thn United Sintoo. Where will they lire? Accord­ ing to the Sunday Express, a I ISO,000 mansion near Windsor Grant Park was nil picked out for them. Tbs eoupta waa being kept surrey In Cannactlcut ; of 44,OM applicants river's licenses, 20,000 BF below par but only using eerreetivo glass 1 NASHVILLE, Tana. IUI’ll — Downtown fire and dime etona reopened today for what official* .'ear wilt ba another wttk of dem­ onat ration* in proteit of aeg! rraated eating foellltlea la the [South, 1 "Well keep coming hock until they fill the jail," on# Negro thnotoned after a wild, flat* swinging outburst here Saturday that led to the srreet of 71 Ne­ groes and whites. With trials of many of those ar­ rested sat for today, polka kept an extra close watch for aigna of a new demonstration. They had Instructions against permitting crowds te form in the downtown Tennessee Got. Buford Elling­ ton took notice of the protests, ns Hid Alabama Got. John Patter­ son. Ellington wiled' the Nashville demonstration "unfortunate" aad hinted ho would toko notion ■rninst the Tennessee Agricultur­ al and Industrial University if th a n ' w en fnrthae outbursts. Many of the demonstrators Satur- Hospital N otts ' rSBEUAET » Fleaale Baker, Sanford, Erma Kyily. Lain Mary Lillian L. Lloyd. Sanford, Kevin Its nsbottom. San­ ford Bertha Biggera, Sanford Tom Bolt, Sanford Betty Am Hunt, San­ ford Fannie Bobb, Sanford Everail Stevoo Dukes, Mima ■Irtha Mr. and Mrs. Elite E. Lloyd, Lake Mary, a daughter Dismtaaata in Ann Martin. Sanford Oacit Fields. Sanford Betty Faron, DoBaijr Peart Hancock, Sanford Gor­ don FhBlipe, Sanford Lottie Brandway, Sanford Edward WUHagi. Sanford Anthony Boddiek, Sanford BUh Potanon. Sanford F EBtUART gf F t SAHE i n . f pun oi Mr. And Mrs, Jo n Tart of Osteen, in now in tra in in g n t th e U. 8. Army Center a t Fort Jackson, 8. C. A show by Harold V. McIntosh Jr., who lives on Cape Cod and In Winter Park, at the Maitland Art Center and Research Studio has been recommended as an "out­ standing exhibit" by mombora of the Sanford Art Assn. It is termed an outstanding ex­ hibit in that the artist is equally skillful in all varieties of subject matter. While portraits are predo­ minant la the exhibit, th e n are examples of abstractions, land­ scape and still Ufa, Thn paintings exhibited ere nil oils, but Ibis artist works also la water color, and does sculpture, Mclntoeh, a brother af Mrs. X. E. Wacher, former Sanford realdent, la a graduata of tho Unlvoraity af Michigan. For tho past fhrn years lit has bran directorinstructor of tho Lynchburg Art Center, Lynchburg, Vo., aad has boon assistant to Jerry Farns­ worth, nationally known portrait painter. The gallery, which la open dally except Monday tram I p . m. to S p. m., la located on Packwood Dr. In Maitland. Tho proamt exhi­ bition will run through Sunday, and thorn la no chnrgo for admission. Demos, GOP Agree On Cost Of LivingWASHINGTON (UPD-Congra* slontl economic experts od both portico agreed today that tha coatof-living win hold fairly constant In the year ahead. But tUi was eon at thn tow points on which Democrats aad Republicani on the Senate-House Eonomle Committee r e a c h e d agreement In their annual pulsetaking to determine tha statn ef U>c nation's-health. Filing separata and sharply-ap­ posite reports, the Democrats and Republicans even disputed the meaning ef the prolonged stability in the level ef prices. it Democratic members, In- Lang Bonoon. Sanford walls Free­ man, Sanford Pfrilllp Lagan, Sonfird Miaona Mnldowney, Sanford Ernest Campbell, Virginia Mary Am Stuckey. Osteen J o u le Max­ well, Apalachicola Prod Roettgar, Sanford Christine Robb, DeBary Abraham Mayors, N. Y. CUy Bela Tucker, Moultrie. Oa. Mr. and Mrs. Morion E. Kuobn. ■anted, a dauhgtar Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Davla, Sanford, ■ daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Stuckey, Os­ teen, a d au g h tai^ Overdie Johnson, Sanford Dota rn Stamhray, Seafood Term s Taylor, Seated Mitch la y Aagsraan; Mime Louise LaFooUtn, Sanford Jtoopb Storting, te n te d DeBary Vets Hold Tearing Cord Forty Write today, simply gii non d ram atic ic o m , Mrs. Evans later told polieo t e toy had become sick Sunday morning. doctors fold t e ted fjf ^ But declare been U1 much loogar Iten t e l . Tha doctors 'Said th an waa a fracture of hla right arm that appeared to be three weeka old. Police Del. Jim Mialsk said Mn. Evans admitted whipping (he child the pari three days, He V. I , NAVY LEAGUE Peeldent Frank O. Jameson, right, m i wotemud to tbo Sanford Naval Air Station I f Bate flora mender CnpL Hobart W. 81yt Friday. At a I t e h m attended by nonrly 100 Aivlc loidora from Sara 1nolo and ewroundlng oounUee, Jameson -atroaaod th e Importance of tho Navy’a aubmarlno-firod Polaris mtoolle on b mobJto ratalIntory force. A strong U. S, nub. BuriRA fore* Is necessary because auba can move with tethr m UaHaa and bar knap from being stationary torgoto, acnordiag to Jamooon. Tho Navy League chief ■topped a t tha NAB an part of hla natlonwlda tour of Navy laitallatlona* The Navy Lengun la an organization 'of about 40,000 parnona latoreatcd In Navy affaire. Moat si tlto Laagtin’n mombora are es-Navy personnel. (H erald Photo) ITaip Irooi Through Health (By DE. F. LEO KERWIN) Bursitis la aelentlflc language, bur- may become claclflod, leading chronle Impairment at at a Burna. A Bursa la a little nf u •Hid Ridant an Inflammation to U" , ‘ " l hk' teant of oarUla muoclee nuch Bi the big toe, in and around ^ tho knee, thn el■ bow, ■ etc. l S S K A ,1m {Involve. n m of inflammation. corraotion of body mechanloL and restoration of normal mobll- shoulder, ity Of th e affec te d p a rts. C hiropractor* h a v e been A— r r r r ^ ( , . . --A1O K r * 3 FAKEA TURN M A TURBINE DRIVE BUCK 10 • IL L H E M P H I L L M O T O R S , M l W. le t * I A meat of cold Canadian £ spread over the mid-section of the country today, tending the temperature below ioro over the northern plains. The thermometer skidded tn n below itro at Idaho Falls, Idaho, 20 below at Butte, M.nt., 10 belew at Sioux City, Iowa, IS below at Grand Forks, N. D., and nine be­ low at Marquette, Mich. Tba winter-weary midlands h O a reapita today from a auceeatkr of storms that swept across ths country this month. Only ]iCM snow waa forecast In the Southweet and a n e w flurries from the Great Lakoi to the Northeast. However, the Wea'her Buraia warned that a low pressure syi. tern centered off the southern CslHernia M att could develop into another full blown snow storm as U moves eastward. The stoiM dumped Marly an Inch of rain ml parts af California Sunday night Double Trouble BRIDGEPORT, Coon. (UPO Edwin 8 . Bancroft presented him­ self in court on a traffic charge and was promptly aeeused of weir Ing stolen clothes. SPECIAL teteWnte toBdB*teflIMIE>» BfliW l MTi James Thompson, tak e Mary JuanUa Barkley, Sanford Elliott Mean, Park Ridge, N. J . Marie Trnponior, loniord Larry Benson, I —ford Ian Maria Roberta, San­ ford Jeaato Tkimpian, S a tin f Syl­ via Workman aad baby, Oats an Dangle ChambtrUn, Sanford FEBRUARY M ■aid Mn. Evans met them at tba door and denied tbo report. They baby la ibartT" The officen said they Instated oa looking through the apartment and found William unconscious an n blanket on the floor ef n bad- day w m Identified as anlvsrsitr •M n ti. Similarly Got. Patten on called far a Meeting ef the Alabama Board of Education Wednesday, presumably for the purpon ef dealing with Negro student* who teak fa rt In a demonstratien Sat. order. President 8 . C. Trenhelm ef Alabana State College was to report to P ittan ce today on an attempt bp IS etudenta of the Ne­ gro Institution to ebuln lunch counter aerrice at Q»e Montgom etf. County eourthouM cafa* Cold Canadian Air Whips Over Midwestern U. S BANFOI t �rr ' f t e lu e r -TTiarfs w hiff I call... r « r if S B i s r Detergent - Blue or WHITE ARROW You can see the top quality . . . W -D "Branded" Beef has that bright red beef­ steak color, finely marbled with sweet, flavor-giving fat, that lets you know at once it's cut from the top of U. S. D. A. grqdes of Government Inspected beef ,.. Giant Pkg. Thrifty Maid Yellow TIN D ER, FLAVORFUL CHUCK CLING PEACHES ROAST STEAK $d00l LB. M -M -M DELICIOUS SIRLO IN Aster Dollclout Pull Cut Round .Rib or Tandar, Dalldoua 49 89 A A CLUB STEAKib. 79* T-BONE STEAK ik 9 8 c Round Bona W-D "Brandad" SHLD ROAST * 59' SHORT RIBS u.39‘ Laon, Flavorful Fraihly *! PLATE STEWu. 29* GR'NDBEEF 3.ft ‘I4* Thrifty Maid BARTLETT PEARS ...... mm N*w No Drip lottlo C L O R O X 2 at Soft. For All Pobrlca Cold‘ Cream D O V E SO AP PRICES GOOD Thru March 2nd. Tropical 2 3 ' L ib b y P U N C H £5Z 1 9 ' T E A Vi Cold Cream Vi RESERVED 5 £ f-M " Astor Jumbo C L O R O X D O V E SO AP Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS BAGS oPS 3 9 ‘ Pin* Frath Dutch 2 & 39‘ CLEAN SER 2 4 9 ' B A B -0 Claonser 2 38 29‘ %Sr 3 3 ‘ iS t 4 9 ‘ CREAM ORANGES Fight The Cold W ar W ith Florida Citrus SU PKM RAN D CHOCOLATE, VANILLA, STRAWBERRY Y t OALLON CARTON Fresh Morton Frozan Applt. Chtrry, Peach, Coconut • GREEN CABBAG E ^ 4‘ VoFRU IT PIES Ilay HI Frozan. M EA T PIES 5 ForM.“ STRAWBERRIES Morton Beef, Chicken, Turkey ■ 39' _ 2 ft 79* u �Newest Bomber Is Compliment ’SALU DO S, A M IG O I' bo did net have enough worries, Secretary of State Christian Herter shortly before ho took off with President Elsenhower for Latin America expressed to associates hi* deep concern ever tho Caryl Official confirmation bjr tho Navy that tho neweat j. jm icm a. : i "J < The world-wide attention It baa received is aa amazing phenom­ enon, with direct consequences on Amerela'e position in other n*. tlone, and even on American foreign policy. What Marta? particularly fear* la that aa tha SO-day reprieve granted Cheaaman on tha eve af bis execution—for the eighth time —•ears aa end, tbe clamor will in­ crease to an even louder pitch. The official Vatican newspaper la saying that sbrely now ft will b* Impossible to put Cheaaman to death after keeping him dangling for I I yean. The l u t e Department la directly Involved because of the tale* gram seat to Gav. Edmund 0. (Pat) Brown by Asst. Secretary of Slat* for Latin America Boy R. Rubottom Jr. Brawn gave tha tala* gram priority in his decision to stay the execution and, aa a m u lt, senators have lambasted Ru­ bottom for interfering In a mat­ ter of California Justice. But an inquiry into the dramsUe circumstances surrounding Ru­ bottom'* massage ravsai* ha had no choice but to pass on the word he received from Montevideo, Locally, it means that the good work the personnel at station hava been doing warrants giving them the re,-Donalbillty of breaking in the nation's top performing jet • ‘tomber and It means that the station will havo a continuing ‘fn g ra m of prims Importance. ■ Thla second reason la gratifying to Seminole County's ‘. special armed forces committee which hes been working tines 1056 to keep the Nevy's Interest in the local location r jn d to do anything possible to make the bees pert of the -county life. All military installations are subject periodically to the -transfer rumontls, especially when armed forcoa approprta* •> tlons a n being discussed in Congress and the high b rass a re lag about streamlining this and that, ate. The NAS hera been no exception, but scheduling of the introdoctrinaof Navy paraonnei in its highest and fastest flying aJr* graft hera would Indicate that the base can ba removed from tha speculation Uet. We Interpret tha action aa a compliment to the capability af tha units commandad by Capt. Robert Slya and Capt James Ramage and wa congratulate them. *■\ By FRKD DANEIG NEW YORK (UPI) - Thla may ■ little bard te feOew, as sea pay attention. v “The Unhired Assassin," aa aABC-TV J u t Thursday night, w u 'ftbe first part of a two-part story 'Jjp “Tha UotoocbaWaa" series, „ The first part hsd rise peris ta %IL Ooe party of the Bret pert w u f j o e Xangara, a (stars asm ala, t hour was cleverly designed lo build suspense and achieved that goal is a highly competent fash­ ion. Incidentally, U tho newsboy seen at tho start reminded you of Franklt Darrow, who used to play newsboy parts in the films Of tbe lews, there’s a good rea­ son. That's who U was. Part one or p u t two, astlag's alt the asms ta Kenkle. Dialing sad Filing: Thsrs's no doubt is a y aind that Hugh is a nicer guy Urns Jack rosmod of tho day I M ba eould Downs wassiaste Presidaut-tfect Frank- P air. And there's aa doubt la a y a la d that P a u done a bettor ■ D. B lS Iirilt js& oMtgndUag tho show thin Narrator Walter Wlache11, whoee Downs completed Us plnch-hltting char* Thursday night. Art a a Frsieia take* over tonight. I i Hugh's buds, ths P air show was a luolissd lata night lull. It fellsd to inflame, abrase or offeftd sad, too often, didn’t entertain ar » One prime rule: “ When an­ swer* appear unusual, don't look surprised." Example: The census taker asks a young lady her age. She replies, “S3." He asks, “How many childr w do you havo?" If her aaiwsr SIMMs " 10 ," tho onumerator must not Lot’s fact U: Psar sad P air's to, appear shocked, but should slotcaprless nr* what rashes tbs w W down. the figure. show intriguing. Tha Chsttal Swim: “TruJIllai Portrait of • Dictator," is bsiag shown by CBi-TV Thursday, senna u saw on their age? Jim Vawfer. major demo of tho census chiefs, told hla class that most women would tall tho truth about their eg*. However, aay a woman obviously in her life Us says she was born “ April 13, 1030." That's what the •numerator must writs down. And, said Vawfer, “ You don't ask the lady, 'How old are you?' You phrase it diplomatically and ask her when was she born." Vswter conducted a seven-day "crash" cours# for U census chfefe. They'll pass (he word oa to MO technical officers who In tu n will train 1b,000 crew leaders, in tho homo of his subject. Some­ how, bo must got tho idan across that they should leave, or at feast allow the questioning of the house­ wife to be done In privacy. Tha enumerator la left largely to his own resources on that pro­ blem. Bbt one euggesttoa 1* that ho should clear bin throat and ta a fatrty loud vole* say: "As you know, ma'am, the information you are about to give mo is con­ fidential, and oven Use Interna! Revenue department cannot have aeeoas to It." Tho neighbor ladles, It fe as­ sumed, will take tho bint. Every fourth household will bo asked to answer additional, m en Intimate question*. Horn's whom m l tact cornea la, for the census bureau win want to know ttlnga like whether tka persona won married before, and if eo, bow many times. Vawfer think* tkat his people wUl bo so well-trained by April 1 that they’ll know all the angles. And if they don't they can al­ ways excuse themselves for a moment and discreetly thumb through their Indexed volume which they must carry with them at all limes. It U tbe “Enumera­ tor's Refereaco Manuel." dtynia Johns ta tho gist of "Tho Valley of Derision," vcbodufed for Sunday, Merck M. on CBS-TV . * NSC-TV's 'W artime" special fcr Tuoeday, March 18, dipt into songs •eencisfed with Academy Await* tbe perform *rs MSt season, i pfeojhlp Bridge tu n celebrity CRO SSW O RD i ! ; ■ , i • • ; 1 J 11. Timber wall IS. With bends on blpt IS. Ancient Greek coin 34 . Hebrew fetter 1C. Tablet 1C, Disclose an. o w e nickname IP. Any (nilt drink -BC. Afternoon reception CASE D — 03: Milton M„ a n d IT, has recently been arrested. “Dr, Crane," g policeman in­ formed me, “he has previously been In Juvenile Court several limes for burglary, and now is involved with two pals in ■lugging a filling station attendant. “ Milton htiped beat up their victim till bo has a skull fractu n and may die. "Milton soomi smart onough and I feel sura is fully aware of his violations of tho law so why shouldn't ho bo treated as aa adult offender? "Why ahould wo mollycoddle the*# violators by traetiag them s* Juvenile* till they nceh ta?" This officer has n good queelion. Recently some of aur state* have boon urging that wo drop lb# age for adidt responsibility from ta to IT. But wa might as wtU go down te U, tor that's whoa the human brain ruche* maturity. T h u , a person, aged U, has lb# adult memory span gad abUtty In da logical thinking. who'll advise 160,000 enumerators. There will be other Instances requiring the kid-glove approach, sod Vswter has the solutions. Example: The enumerator rings the bcil and a lsdy answers, Census laker, afler preliminary questioning; “Who is the head of tho household?" She: “I am." He: “Who else lives in the house?" She: “My Husband." passes the 4th item; then got* mixed up. A child of 4 can also copy a •quart correctly. But bo cen't copy a diamond at 4 or I or even • years. No, be must bo T years of age te copy the diamond; Ac we grow older, wo can reat after the examiner a series •: * four-Mven-six-one-nine-five, tad even do it in rtverse; Test yourself and family. When wo speck of brain “capa­ city” to reason and raisin a long series of digits (mtmory span), wo find that at lha age of if, the average person a brain reaches its adult power. Brain capacity la thus much like tensile strength of steal or win, B lau II is tho ago of brain Good Health Carriers maturity, this policeman has a IT. ALBANS, VL (UPI) - Phy­ good m i e n to urgo tho ooorti to sical fitness expert Bonnie Pmu u Id aa tb# dividing line be­ says that “newspaper boys tween Juvenile vc. eduit offend- dm a n among tho toughest, best cmdltioned youths in our nation to­ Bind for my “Vocational Guid­ day." She pointed out that “ they ance Kit," metoalng a stamped havo to walk and lift the weight rotors uvtlepo, phia Me, U you wish com* helpful mental tests. of M te i«o paper* and toughen They also famlUcrlse you with Gw types ef exams used far col- G fictional suspense and mystery could havo rivaled tha chain of circumstances feeding to Chess­ man’s latest reprieve from death in ths gas chamber. The execution wa* set for 10 a. m. on Friday. Thursday at 8 p. m. tha American embassy in Montevideo reached Rubottom on the phone. He was told tha nineman council whleh Is tha govern, ing body of the country had passed a resolution bringing to the urgent notice of tho State Department the threat of anticipated hostile da* monstrationa w h a n President Elsenhower visited that country March S If Chessman were exe­ cuted. Rubottom immediately tried to get in touch with Harter, but ha was unavailable. He talked Instead with Undsr Secretary Douglas Dillon who said the question was such a touchy one it should b# taken ta ths Whits Houa*. Two White House aides war* reached and finally Brig. Gen. Andrew JGoodpaitsr, White House staff NEW YORK (UPI) - Guitarist Paco Amaya, by the ancient law of suecosten, Is king of aU tho gypsies of Spain. But bo refusts to Uks tho job. ^ Amaya abdicated without so much aa sotUlng n single Mood dispute la tho legendary gypsy caves of Gransda. Ha turned down the crown in favor of 0 musical command over Gw |U•triaged, flamenco guitar. By so doing, he at feast coiUaued the Amaya family tradi­ tion of superb flamenco muslclav ship and dancing. Paco 1s tlie brother of U>» fa mid. danetr Carmen Amaya. Their fa­ ther was toe late Jose Am eye. While undisputed king of Spain's gypsies, Jos* brought the first Amaya dancing troupe to America in taw. It Included Paeo'e and Cermen'a five other brothers end sisters. But Paco did oot le a n te play tbs guitar through formtl fessoas from his masterfully skilled fath­ er. “ It's something I can't do for you," Paco slid his father told him. “You'll either do it yourself and le a n , or you won't become g gypsy" Paeo did do It himself. By listen­ ing end observing he became n secretary, approved relaying the I t t r r n t of th« govsraor'i office that the Rubottom w in w u Obviously, if thla bad not been found n o n or less by accident done and if the president had been with iotth of the thou lands of met in Montevideo with hostile ojher that had poured in tha laat demon it rations, and perhaps with day* before Cbaiimen'* scheduled violence, tho blame would have death. One reaaon for thla akep* b a n put on those who fallod to tlciim la that aeveral days b sfon ' p a n on tha warning. Rubottom an Indirect approach was made t e f •ent hie talegram to Sacramento Stale Department officials seek* Injr to get a declaration on the in* at 7:23 p. m. California time. No one her# takes seriously the ternational repercussions of the et* ecutlon. Siaco thla did not iavolva the unhappy governor, who waa looking for outside Justification, It eould always be denied. ' In the early trening Chessman bad b*«h removed to tha “holding call," only a few steps from tho gas chamber. At midnight Call* fornta time Brown telephoned th a # HONOLULU — Oaorg* T. Davis, warden staying the execution. The action of the council in an attorney for Caryl Chessman, stating that California Gov. Ed­ Montevideo came as tha climax ta mund 0. Brown could aid his months of ogitation over tha career if tbe stst* Supreme Court Chessman cate. Uruguay, perhaps gave him “freedom ef action'' the most literate end cultivated et and bo commuted Chetimsn's tha South American countries, sentence: abolished the death penalty many “He would have tha choice of years ago. of flopping araund and |et(tn | no El Dia, a leading newspaper, plaea or ef walking Into the friendly ta tha U. S., conducted • _ White House." campaign rooultlng in the clrcu*# lation ef petitions for clemency EAU CLAIRE, Wli. - Sen. Hu- for Chesaman said to hava had bart Humphrey, axpresilng hopes 80,000 signatures. In any event, that candidates In presidential pri­ they weighed 12 pounds when re* maries will dfbalo tbe major ctlved a t the State Department. issues on radio and TV to sUr The convenient out of “com* up public Interest: munlim” his been advanced to “ Major issues cannot be discus­ tho worldwide agitation. sed in spot announcemsnts. In explain But this is hardly tha explanation fact, you can't oven sail soap on in Uruguay when the Communist* a spot announesment." hava only a alight Influenca. It MORRISON,' 1H." Edward cannot bo blamed for the feeling# Schuler, who discovered tha as­ phyxiated bodies ot mechanic Le Roy llcnicl and Heniel's wife and ill children, describing his prem­ onition when he discovered Han­ sel's door was latched or. the laaide: “A funny feeling goaa through you when something like that oecures. You know you're going to find something inside, and you're pretty stlre It's going to be bad and you're afraid really to see— but you look 'anyway/' Quotable Quotes HOLLYWOOD - Beverly Aedlead, teen-age “prateg*" of the lata Errol Flynn, atatlng she waa embarrassed because her new •ultor fired a pistol to scare her mother away from his borne, landing both mother and auitorj man's destiny, TYPEWRITERS The Old Reliable Una Of Bmith • Corona portable Typewriters KlocUie and Manual oxciting flamsne* gullar-dtnedr teams over. Paco explain* their success this way: "A guitarist must know now the dancer is feeling in orrttf to play that day, and we were like twins." Carman and r*ee severed their artistic relationship after her marriage to a non-gypsy. She .onUnite* lo tour the world's concert stags* with her fsmed dimcert. Paco la now wandering the world atom with hi* solo guitar. At tlie Libcrfe, ■ Cuban night* club her* where hit now is play. lag. Amaya illractt a highly do* mending but fahhf it artistic fol* lowing. Andris Soiiovia himself, the high priest of all flameneq guitarists, c u often bo found In Paco's audience when the famed guitarist visits tbe city, Pipe Dream? TULSA, Okie. (UPI) - Freight will be moved In capsule contain, era through the pipelines of tho future, says J. L. Burke of Tulsa, president of the Service Pipe Lino Co., and passengers may eventual. ly travel that way, too. “Tubular ears moving through a large pip* ■t high rates of speed separated by air cushions might be the an­ swer to many of our passenger transportation headaches," Burke Regular Price 199.50 Our Special Price 985.30 Skyriltr, email Regular Price 974.10 Our Special Price 962.00 Abo tho Light Weight Efecira, 13" Electric IttlteiMMS**, 9179.50 (ell prices plea tease) t e a s la sad bn this cosipfete Uae, There era sees better. Terms end Tradc-iaa HAYNES Office Machism Co. I l l Magnolf* Ave. FA l - l l l l Bsnhfd, FlerUs hrnte'a meebsnfesl capacity reachN ite peak t t II. Memsry a j u fe ace ladm ef adult brain fewer. The aermel chUd et 4 w ere e a t thus recite “D ucat after me." esys tb* peytbefeiist. “ these wards —two•even-alx-elght," end the aermel 4-year-old can do so. But ho can't repeat I or I numbers; At Gw nge ef 4, he c u alee count 4 pmnfe*. But be must bjHl peara old te count is p u * * .,* ■ » M wy 4-yoarwld can •em t te M," you may prate*. Well, theft may mem bate very superior la his I. Q. But it ig mere Ukely te indicate you e r tn t making the child point te each , mdByuM tiiluMM# w n p v vI OO/ t a Am O l y f a v t o g t & ON GROUND FLOOR - t ' �Lutherans Hear Far East ProgrE Ll. Cdr. Alvah Mykkanen nf Barber's Point, Hawaii, was guest speaker at a joint meeting of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League and the Ladies Aide Soe.eij of the Lutheran Churrh of the Rrdeemer at the ehureh re­ cently. He told of the economy and religion* of’ the area* in the Far Fail including Hawaii, New Zea­ land and Japan. Ll. Cdr. Myk- C ESyr EtBHWrf 53" ^ :1* 1J I 4 . • ; 1 'a ' V f «iPS& .MEMBERS OF THE LITTLE WOMEN’S STORY LEAGUE met Saturday at the Elks Playground to make final plans for their spring program. Stories were selected and discussed. Officers of the Kiris' Krottp arc, front row deft to riRht) Carol Stemper, reporter and Linda .Mitchell, secretary. Second row, Dottic Jonline, treasurer, Sheryl Stenipnr, historian; back row, Karen Mctzler, president, and Shirley Vihlen, vice president. (Herald Photo) League of tha Congregational Christian Church, presented an in­ teresting program on Angola Africa at the February meeting of the group when they met in Frlendahip Hall, Mrs. WalterKoellar of Mill* town, Wli., a newcomer to San­ ford. and Mr*. Howard Roltlni of the Ethel Root Circle were welcomed aa guests. Mra. Rol­ lins requested recipes for a unique cook book, which will be a Joint project of the two circles. The devotion topic for the day was "Xindneis." Mrs. Etta Chabot led the group in the devotions. In presenting the program Mrs. Tynilry told members that life In Angola, Africa, has been a continuous fight for existence against the ubiqu;:uui rock. Corn hai to struggle to gel through the crevice* and harah toil and thr ca lle are of poor value. Missionaries first entered An gala In ISM. After years nf strug­ gle, thr missions and hospitals have been founded. This must be followed up with medical sup­ plies. missionaries and food. The natives arc friendly people. They ire sincere, reverent snd hungry for the gospel, Following thr mrrling. hostess­ es Mrs. llslph Hammond and Miss Dorothy Heath served re­ freshments to members present. A Washington's birthday thrmr was carried out in decorations and a small American flag wai given to eatlt one. Ruth S. S. Class Meets A t Bell Home The Ruth Sunday School Class of Pinecrest Baptist Church met at the home of Mra. Charles Bell, 203 Sunltnd Dr. for the monthly businesi meeting. The devotion wai given on Per­ sonal Soul Winning hy the clast teacher, Mrs. W. L. Gramkow, A visitation program was planned for the elan. Those attending were Mraea. Betlyc Gramkow, Ka'.' y Williams, Anlia Barker, Eve Kelly, Sally Scarborough, Rebecca Squires, Edna Stewart. Dora Nell Gravenmier, and Evelyn Fitipatriek, Re­ freshments were served and A ahower honoring Miss Betty Russell Spencer, Mrs.. Harry I Johnny Greene and Mrs Robert chriMlan fellowship tnjoyad by Varnum, brlde-clccl wa* given hy Adair Jr., Mra. Gene Walter, Mra. I E. Rodgers Sr. all. Miss Verna Ann MarGUlia this weekend at (he home of her par­ ents. H 00 Forest Dr. in Wynnwood. A color scheme of green and white was carried out tn decora­ tions and refreshments, The hos­ tess' -mother Mra, D. H. MacGillii, assisted her in serving the •eke and punch. Guesta included the honorre, Mrs. James Stowell, Mrs. Charles Gormley, Miss Bonnie Stoffer, Mrs. E. J. Moughton, Mrs. Ray Oiler, Mrs, Wesley Flilman, Mrs. William Clarke, Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mrs. Belly Cox. Mrs. Richard Mxpes, Mra. Wade Snyder. Mra, Irene Kent, MISS BETTY VARNUM wan lt<>turn'd at a shower at the home of Alins Verna MacGiliis, preceding her wedding to Francis Brittingham Rogers (his weekend. Some o f the guests from left, are Mrs. Ed Cox. the honorcc’i aunt, Mins MacGiliis, the hostess, Mins Vit mum and Mrs. R. E. Rogers, mother of the groom-elect (Herald Photo) Shower Honors Miss Varniim At Home O f Verna MacGiliis Jhim-fctts. lalk, a queuinn and answer Holy Cross Episcopal Church Galloway and Mra. Harry Lea Jr., period uas held. will hold id annual "Shrove floral arrangements and Mra. Mrs. Gcorje rtaniel*. president, Tuesday Silver Tea" tomorrow at Robert Shedden and Mr*. Jack Horner, publicity. pi . sided at the business meeting. the home of Mrs. S. O. Chase Mrs. Jamrs Kkhern was appoint­ The "Mad Hatter" will be there J r , In Bclalr Drove. Sanford. ed to serve as chairman of a in the person of tha Rev. i o ta Activitiea will begin at 3:30 hake sale, srhrduled for March 12. p. m. and continue tin'll 3:30 p. m. W. Thomas, rector of Holy Croat Mrs. Daniels aakrd ways and There Is no admission ehsrge bul ehureh; Mra. Tom McDonald will means committee members la a silver offering will be accepted. make certain that “Allea tn Won­ la there to greet you aod make plant for a fish fry to be The theme of this outstanding derland" held sometime tiie latter part of event will be "The March Hare Mrs. W. E. Kirchhoff, aa the "Dutchess", will add Ij the lee* April. Serving on this commit­ Tea Party." tivittei. Also in coilume will be tee will W Mrs, Ekcrn, chairman. Many appropriately costumed Mrs. S. 0. Chase Jr., aa the Mrs. Morris Hodges. Mrs. John characters, asiodsled with this "White Queen" and Christy Shed­ Senkarlk and Mrs. Claude Bomwell-known fantasy, will be on will hop right Into your heart gardner. hsnd to mingle with the guests den the "Rabbit." "The Christian Woman — Her and add to the always pleasant as Plan tn be on hand for this Missions" was the ‘opic for de­ atmosphere. annual highlight of the loeal social votions led hy Mrs. Andrew Wolf. The following women of Holy season. The public is Invited and \n outline of the Lutheran Wom­ suss a .v :::: t t e y a tk s Cross Parish will be in charge en's Missionary League's pur­ of arrangements; Mrs. S. 0. a large attendance ii anticipated. poses and goalt was given by Chase Jr., general chairman, Mrs, Mrs. Ray Braden, program chair­ Annette Yates W. E. Klrchhoff, co-chairman, Mrs. man. Tyler Dedmsn, refreshments, Mrs. Richard Deas, hostess, Mrs. John Mrs. Lydia Darumer and Mrs. Honored With Drew Moore were welcomed as new members. Following the pro. grim and businen session, re­ Birthday Party Stanley Howell freshments were served by Mrs. Miss Annrltr Yale* was gursl of Elizabeth Harmon and Mrs. Lib­ by Motsman. hostesses for the honor at a parly, this weekend, in Celebrates Seventh evening. celebration of her 17th birthday. MONDAY A group of friends gathered in the Birthday A t School Past Matrona* Club Offer el carporte of the home at SIS RosAnna Miller Circle Stanley Howell of Lake Mary cel­ the Eastern Star, SeminoVa chap­ alia Dr. his seventh birthday in a ter 3 will hold the annual alw ar, Decorations included pink and ebrated special way this year. His mother, honoring junior pait matron, Mr*. Plans Motorcade To white streamers, hatloons and a Mra. Roy Howell Jr., took cup Linnle Mnye al 9:34 p. m. in sign saying "Happy Birthday." rakes to thr Lske Mary arhool for Masonic Hall. Harry Anna Home Games wrre played with priies alt tha children in his first grade WEDNESDAY being awarded to Bonnie Haskins, class. Members of the Anns Miller Mike Davis, Gordon Butcher. Rod General Rusinesa luncheon and They celebrated during the Circle and llieir huihamls met si Dsffron and Billy Herman. school milk break snd sang "Hap­ annual flection of officera of San* the Elks' Club for their monthly Woman's Club 12:30. Mra, C. Oihers enjoying llie evening wilh py Birthday to Stanley." Twenty- ford meeting. A covered dish supper nine classmates look part in the L. Mr user, state president w il Anneite were Ola B. Yates. Buth preceded the gei-io-gelher with be guest speaker. Ann Dunlap, Carol Herman. Vir­ celebration. about 73 attending, gil Piekleiimrr, Sonny Haskins, Mrs. Thomas Sprouse was chair­ Fay Noel. Phyllis Plcklesimer, man nf the luncheon. atsWlrd by Charles Me«srr. Linda Wi.iams, Mrs. J. Iloolehsn. Mr*. G Wal­ Lois Messer, Shirley Jones. Phvlter*. 31ri. G, Cameron and Mrs. In Messer. Terry Trospor, Lois Irene Kent. Marino. "Hnppy" lloppenitedt, Mrs. Harry Adair, presidenl, re­ Sonny Marino and Paul Yates, ported that the Valentine dance, sponsored hy the circle, wi« a huge success. The proceeds of SSO In Paris, the girls are wearing Tomorrow • Mar. 1 *3:3(1 Us 5:30 wilt be added to the fund to chains — around their waist (in­ At (he home of Mra. Sidney Chaaa supply gifts for children at the stead of s bell), around their I Harry Anna Crippled Childrens' finger (instead of a wedding Home at Esster time. ring), around llieir neck (Instead EVERYONE IN VITED Committee members whn work­ of a choker), around the wrist (InSilver Offering k ed hard to bring shout this suc­ iflkarV fit a cessful project inrluded, Mra. Martin Dyer, chairman, Mrs. Irene Kent, Invitations, Mrs. S E A S O N ’S F I N A L Wade Snyder, entertainment, Mr*. R. Tomlinson, refreshments and Mrs. n. Brown, decorations. Plans were rflscu**ed for a motorcade to the Harry Anna Home, March 19. Members of tbe circle are Invited to lake advantage of this opportunity to visit the youngsters al the home. The group will meet at Ihc Elks Club at 1 p. m. and go In ■ Toddler JACKETS S H R O V E T U E S D A Y TEA To remove ■ grease spot ecused by hair rubbing against the wall, place a blotter over the spot and go over it wilh a warm iron. Thr grease will be taken up by the blotter. JuSalons EXPA N SIO N SPECIAL! T H IS S P E C IA L HANm E : C H A R T E R M E M B E R S H IP ^ IN C L U D E S . . . r PROFESSIONAL • • • • • • .HOUSf m it>>op MAIffT, ,.u J-* - —OVERWEIGHT— REDUCE 15 POUNDS BODY WEIGHT 3 INCHES OFF WAIST 3 INCHES OFF HIPS SPECIAL Feb. 25 • Mar. 1ft. All Rrgular »17.5# Including Far Tinted ft Bleached H a ir Perm anent %f g k Waves *|l ! # 264# HIAWATHA DRIVK Call; Phillip, Bob, Margie ar France*. Pkaas PA 9-7797 Twee. • Thura. - Fri. - Evening A p p o in tm e n t* A v a ila b le! —HE FORE— JUNE SALVENHEN OVERWEIGHT AND UNCOMFORTABLE. DOCTOR SUGGESTED LOSING WEIGHT. —UNDERWEIGHT— • GAIN 15 POUNDS BODY WEIGHT • GAIN 3 INCHES ON BUST • REPROPORTION ALL BODY MEASUREMENTS HOURS* Aft A. M. T IL 9 P.M . flannel A rordurny F tsn n rl Sire* SH IR T S PAJAMAS 1*11 »>• I*»ng Sleeve COTTON SH IR T S | 2 for $ 5 1 Matching Shirt Jfc T rn m r •; F L A N N E L SK IR T S DRESSES Washable Flannel and Orion SLACKS ft BERMUDAS Keg. 4.9* New $3*50 JP JK J k l S Pc. Corduroy Sets COMPLETE USE OF ALL FACILITIES INDIVIDUALIZED PROGRAM COMPLETE FIGURE ANALYSIS PERSONAL INSTRUCTION STEAM BATHS RESULTS GUARANTEED! A L L T H IS FOR O N L Y TROUSERS CAR COATS KIRK PLAZA SANFORD, FLORIDA OFFERS THIS - - - MILEMH. CAR COATS Mrs. Adair sppointed s nominaing committee to present a dale of officers for the coming yrae. They are Mrs. Ray Drier, Sir*. William Kleinfelter and Sirs. R. W. Spenter. The nest meeting will be held at I p. m., March g at thr Elks Club, H u E. C O M M E R C I A L ST. The tile of pearls In costume jewelry grows with each »caaun. Now, they come in both Jie sue and shapa of onions. Designer Judith McCann does necftlieex, one. two or three strand, in a new beed which looka like It might have come right off a produce counter. Matrhing earring! are gold hoop* wi lt onion pearl drops. Episcopal Women Plan Annual Tea Creepers - - - C r e e p e r s -------- % m L Chollis Gowns PER WEEK $ h s w d * A’ J a A h io n A FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER 25th & P A R K aval �to ■ U s i * B n a fn rl R rrm ll ing Mark Win 18th Came • ■'> The "Little Giant," who etandi M camo out In tha m ood . m u af a game when the Seminole* fcood themselves trailing by two f g M r ood brake tho gam* srldo Open wttk 'h is great show, Ha mapped In IS field goals and four k t t t k n w a tor a teu i of aa points Ip oitahUeh a saw 8 HS scoring fplord. Osip two weeks ago, the Motor all ennfomco guard establlahod n new raatrd of s i points • o to a t Oviedo. --j’TUm aad lima again la to* so9*Pd h*U i Utadqnlst and Terry the basket, Ray hat now boosted hit yearly total to ITS points and bt trill* teammate Jim Oracey by only is point! for Ibo leading ecorer of the Seminole*. Oracey, who without n doubt, will become one of tha first prep cageri in the area to roach the magic 400 mark hit for 10 points nod hi* a total of SOO for tha aeatoa, • One of the fined cehtbttJoni here Friday night waa that of Cowboy Orvates, Tha 0-S canter want Into tho game in the second quarter and quickly pleked up four foul* and bad to be removed. However, when ha did get back Into the action ho really went to work on tho boarda and out rebounded the "Cudaa big BUI Heater all the way, Ha alto hit bln Jump ebot ,w*U from tha coraar and picked up eight potato. Ha baa become mare determined with every game aad If he livable to keep hla fire It will masa that Um Semlaolcs will be just that much heller in tha district tournament this week­ end in Ft, Fierce. Christensen wee second to Lindquist la tho scoring with 19 points. ad out their taaton with their fin­ e d bill game. The win Friday gave them a fin* 1M record for the teaton, m ile Lundquirt topped every­ one in acering Friday night the JV i bad a youngtier that wain't far behind. Buhba Davie rimed the cord* to tha lone of S3 points and eatahllibed a record for an Individual JY performance. Davit haa tcortd well meet of the eaa- * ' ■»?>» ton and hai thown great potential but he finally broke out Into a tharp performer here agalmt the Barracudat. Hit layupe and Jump thoit were right on the button all evening ai the locala piled up the Tl-M win. There were eeveral other'youngllert who got their ihare of buc­ ket ■. Mutt Johnson hit for 90, Butch Rlier II, and John Boni­ face 0 , U. S. Takes Olynpk Hockey Title SAX ANTONIO, Tea. (UPI) — Arnold Palmer, newly • crowned Teaaa Open champion, la (treking hit way towards a posaibla pro golf financial record at nearly a ti.OOO-a-day pace. When tha 90-yssr-old Iigonler. Pa., pro pottad a doting round 34-39-TS for a 79-hole total of » a to beat out Frank Stranahan and Doug Ford for tho 13,000 Teaaa Open prise Sunday, it boosted hie income in Iba last four tourna­ ments to $t(,4X7.ai. KJUAW VALLEY (UP!) -O ver■U It * 1 1 Kostin, Individually the United States. That (lima up (ha V in Winter Olympiad which clowd Sunday. Kuaata ran away with the uaofficial team title, mora than doubling the point* of runnerup Swoden, but Mthing aay of U»a m athlatea from M nation* who * competed did ham could match tho performance of a hat* tiln« U J, hockey team. It wca the Oljnple rtsmptenahlp — and U waa by far the moat popular triumph in thlj In­ ternational winter aporta carnival. * That win for tho underdog Yan­ kee! w«» the third gold medal of the game* for the U. S. — one more than Undo Cam won In the HOUSEWIVES IN FORCE h ave been coming to the new Jet Lanes Bowling Alley which celebrated Itn grand opening Sunday. A new league has been organized for the housewivea and present Indications era that 10 te«m« will be formed. The league will bowl Wednesday after* noons. League officara elected a t a Meeting recently were Lorraine Rown, president; P at Ruasell, vice presi­ dent; June Lucas, secretary and Daphne Beauchamp, sergeant a t arms. RT ttm Nntttara teem, as this nub tamed la its highest m m series to date, a i j n MBtob. This haves the supply * r JE W Y COVINGTON Wa took a spin over to Orlando over e weekend to get a look a t the Senator tching staff and what a surprise I re­ ceived when I walked into the dressing room a t Tinker Field. . There stood my old buddy Joe "Bongo" Bonlkowakl. I t wan a pleasant surprise too, because wo became good friend* lent aeason white he waa making hla debut into pro ball with the Greyhounds. W a rm Spahn, usually a men ef few words, spoke up today to as­ sure Manager Chock Dresses be still can taka a regular turn for Um Milwaukee Braves. "I know I'm a bettor pitcher when 1 pitch every fourth day," said Spahn after hla "all out" workout Sunt'ty "If 1 don't I don't have my control and 1 get all touted up." Dresses has laid that ha prob­ ably would aselgn Spahn on a once-every-fitth day rotation this year instead or the once • every* fourth day routine on which the brilliant lefly hai worked virtual* ly hte entire career. The SS*year*ald lefty waa the hit of the Braves' workout Sunday when he pitched U minuses af bat* ting practice and tested big ques­ tion-mark knees with about S9 slide* to tho sliding pit. At Vero Baaeb, meanwhile, Den Dryadaln of the Lea Angatea Dod­ gers aald-be believes bn will paee himself baiter this year than last when a iT-wln campaign wns marred by the fact that ha wan only two games after Aug. 19. Drysdala, five pouada heavier at l i t pouada, said b t simply w on out himself last aaaaoa. Tom Sturdivant. ei-Yaakeo now with tho Bolton Bad Sea, said ba also la ezpcrimeaUag with a mw conditioning program. Ha aald ba bad obtained manager BUI JurOviedo High School cagors plow­ ges' approval to pitch throa ed through tbclr last home gams straight days In tha spring and of Ibo season to down Lyman of Longwod u to 44, to culminate a season record or to losses against 11 victories. DKTXOIT (UPI) - Kay Widal With the victory, tho Oviedo o f . HamUloo, Oat., won tha team moves Into the Ttfa District ski squash rackets cbnraptoo tournament play Friday night at aattosul ship Sunday at the University Mt, Dora Bible School courts, Club, Tbo 34 -year-old format ml* meeting the Ocoee quintet. of Buffalo, X. Y. upset topJohnny Teslniky of Oviedo was dent seeded AI Cbasiard of Bethlehem, high scorer of Friday night's Wldalski, who waa secondgame with 33 points, and WilUam (Fa.) seeded, fort only one of tour ef Lyman sank 19 potato to bo •cl*. bis team's high scorer. Kenneth Starks aeak nine throws. MUte Duda, Ovtedo quintet's star, waa out o! tho game dun to 111M il. In the prallmlaary junior var­ sity game Lyman's squad Jefeat•d tho Ovtedo Jayvaos 91-91 la a hotly-contested match. V■ - A running more than 99 per cent ahead of last aasion's figures, according to Ant, Mgr. Jack L*. doux. In tho Grsde-A fsalurt tonight, tha tth affair, Bamamhar That Is favored to engrave another stellar performance on the memory of local fans. This brindlo and while ■printer has moved lo victory five times tor hte Orvlite Motet Kennel, In addition to placing twice and showing three times out of 19 starts this season. Tho « • pounder will bo running from tha outside •igbl-box. He’s rated the favorite on Um morning line by 9 -10*1 digits. Dornlena and Bald and Goldta also « n highly-rated by early digits. Other tap-grade racers In the ninth a rt 0. B.'s Smokelle, Loose Coupon, Fsr Fetched. Ed's Money Clip end Point of Honor. By Vetoed Freee Intonattenal The NCAA completed a third of Its basketball tournament roster with the addition of CeUfornis, Ohio State, V eit Virginia dad Nary and hoped to securo a more definite picture tonight In the Mis­ souri Valley, Southwestern and Big Eight conferences. The newcomers Joined NYU, Miami, Notre Dame, Ohio Uni­ versity and Georgia Tack In tha regional poit-season competition, leaving IT teams to fill berths for the largest field in NCAA history. Cincinnati, leading Bradley by a game, can ciineh a tie for the Missouri Valley title by trouncing Tula* tonight Bradley, hopes to keep n flame alive egotist Wich­ ita. Manager Bob Elliott of the Kan* aaa City Athletics put his pitchers aad catchers through a brisk twohour drill at Vast Palm Baaeb. Byns Duron, ace relief pitcher af the Yankees, failed to ranch an agreement after soother eatery conference with assistant general manager Boy Harney. Calvin Griffith, president of the Washington Bens tort, reported he waa "further than aver" from agreement with outfielders Bob AUlsoo and Jim Lemon. Tho U. ft. Department of Agri. ( j culture reports "reaeonabte" aueeess with an electronic device that measures tha *11 content ef soybeans. NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not bo reepomlbte tor nay debta incurred by nnyono other than myself. John M. Beott Jr. ASTHMA Terns sad Trade-toe HAYNES Offlee Machine Co. Magnolia Ave. FA S*0!tt Sanford, Florida Make Your Customer List * e Grow With Scheduled w e e k l y Wedneedey, Friday 6 Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY • Hantad BUais TAP TEST •Krays ■e ' 3 M ATIN EES • Vntot PnrUac Barry* Na Mtaars CO-FKATUBB AT UM ONLY IM S sifcwflw-' , - GAINESVILLE (llF f) -N o r­ man Sloan, 99-year-old basketball C' coach who la tour y a rn built The Citadel team Into o Southern Conft re nee contender, la tha m w Uni­ versity of Florida cage coach. Florida Athletic Director Bay Graves announced the appoint­ ment af Siena Saturday to replace John Mauer, trim will devote his full time to a Job as assistant tootbaU coach at Florida. d w iy i Im I lo a in y ) ^ Gators Get New Basketball Coach triple and n single n i be atarred la the Detroit ‘riser*’ intra-camp gam*. Frank Koatre. another reekte, had n two-run doable end l tingle. In other spring development!! Pitching Conch HoWte Poltet cautioned ever-eager Larry Jieksee, WUmor Mlull, Bob Milter and Bob Broglie to tnkn things easy In their St. Louis Cardinal Ipan, 55-46 That precarious eatra day tor laaocsat young man la with us again, and a special Leap Yenr’s program at Santord-Orlando Kan* Ml Club will giv* tha gentlemen • break. V aaenmpanled by admissionpaying ladles, gents will be ad* milted to iba club without charge tonight. A 10-rae* slats will start at Bill with soma of the fastest grey­ hounds tapped tor action. Baclai wQl launch tha Uth week to what la certain to be the kcaaal elub's moat auceesrful asaasa Jr Its history, Bath nt* Olympic hockey championship. Those mho; who didn’t figure to beat out the tough Canadian* aad Rutalana >- although their coach, .Jack Riley kept loti*ling they could do it — get the big­ gest cheer of all at the doting ceremony when their captain, lack Kirrane, stepped on the rot- Tbo B!yth Arena, whey* pomp and ceremony elated the games, was Jammed with 9,100 persons, 1,000 above capacity. Aad then wasn’t one of than who didn’t cheer when tho smiling KlrraneO from Brookline, M an., mounted tho rootram and received the medal from Avery Brundage, president ef the la tarns tiooal Olympic Com­ mittee. m jtn o o n I asked him when he first found out he would be with the parent club and he said he got the invitation in January. There was no need to ask If he were surprised or thrilled over the break because it was writ­ ten all over his face. Joe said "of course they ju st have me down here for a looksee but I am determined to give them 100 per cent and maybe they'll like what they see." .We talked hour upon hour last season and 1 knew the big polish kid was determlned but determination won't even describe him now, He says that his arm feels great and he also said with all sin­ cerity that he can throw as hard aa any pitcher In the Senator camp. He said, 'They might ship me this season but I'm going to charge that mound while I am here and you can bet that I'll be In there soon as a big winner.’' To me, making the big time In baseball is about 50 per cent determination and the balance ability and Joe haa both. He has the faet ball of a Feller or Score and a g n a t desire so we might see him in Grlfflth Stadium before too long, The Senator camp Is full of rookie pitchers and so for me I'll go along with "Bongo." Oviedo Downs lister s a le n sm * w ith if t b s C i r c u i t C o u r t , woo th e . ether glittering medal­ lion*. There waa luttre enough on thoA • medals, but they didn't thine quite at brightly aa the one won by the hockey team. It beat tho tough once, Canada and Eutala, and went through the Four Teams Get Tourney Berths H ftd W H K S mpodtoe root at the league, but S tram to recelro tbo gold model In bohslf of tbo team. _______ _____ i ___ 1 dm �Won. Feb'. 29, I960—P a n 7 VOOSMOCLPNT ON8 WINDOW A 3 WAIT UNTIL r T > Hepoea ) T a QUICK. PAUL, S E T OVERT*, TH’E D S E O* t h *w a l x / J T H A T W AS G R A N D M A T im N ’ O U T H ER N E W ROLLER S K A T E S// 6 END LANDING 5I6NAL WITHIN Sl< SECONDS , ...CRTHET WILL FIRE/ THE TRANSMITTER IS CN { QUICKLY/ WHAT IS THE « S tfH A L ?,/ - _ SH E H O L D S TH’ R ECO RD a r o u n d h e r e ... y ------- w* CO N S7 ~ r-" A LANDING TORY HAS o p e n e d for r AW ARTIFICIAL p l a n e t / h y in g . ON OMR URANIUM I BUT I THINK MP . CAN TUT A STOP V TO IT, FLASH.*. \ \ t MERE NOT TOUCHED/ O n ly t h e y e* o u s* rr* t lA tru w ft . A M I/ / y know o f cu R v MORLD... » rvpv / r wiU «j o AO, H jU TH C K / ^ . 'NOMNDMVfVDul I WAIT/HOW , UFTUIMATWE I LOW&WIL \ KXTDMOF ■■ II6EHTRE* H EDO'S a i K S S / • PELL DO W N THE ELEVATOR SH AFT •« A T THE OFFICE V— . T O D A Y ^ js is ^ back: II M ABOor / V r e s i a i .nl/TC S w w k .W H A T M l •O YSUPTO f * kiw i / i u a n o u / THAT H D IT/ A LANDING HATCH IS. w hsks ’4 \ / ns ll a s ^ \ V W POWN THAN ANVON* f l tu [ KlAEfl ' IPRYf. M j t t lf , - U9| CARkOv/ If YOU RO MANA6E Q SET AWAY, THE M m SCATSWOUIDMU. 1 TMA.NO, CMAPLAH) THAT'S I f E E L F iN R y ------NOW M B T ti XVR FRLT • s r r N S PB v e * v N t c \ o J S i T“H A S ? J T T S R Y I FOR T B N LATfLV, / M N JT E 6 .. C H A P tA N u ' T * AT LL CALM PUNISH HA *FO R SREAKINlO _ v s js b s SORRY TOO , H IS W IF E , '■tOkJlCUT* 1 LACERATIONS W O M E N T A KI * T H O S E TM INC S O MUCH HAQC n- T H A N M E N IN T h S O M A N Y FELL! A R e G RO W IN G B l W O R E TO A C M A SQ U E R A D E** 9 tt ILLTIPV IT OH THESE OAVS-I'M t o y in g w it h etrunk that f ~ jm T n e ideaf - c : MVSELF \ f k * H O W DO a _r i c r i t r o 6 m A R fN 'T Y O u J l.ly * N O T H IN * C O M IN O L 'R TO RED. « . m a OOu.Ni HER B l o n d ,e ? h t o n io h i F ^ S - T D SEE MOW *y x * — Mwb' cook AS§ •' A<>W 4 - I P W M 8 E V r iN 0 5 > OUT tM O AT/N® YO U T O T H E D A W C C ,M U . ^ H E DU B U S r HE» ^ WOCKPJC? TONUSH T . T / rnO W /G E T A ^ I l LO A D O F LVM OS V STACICIN3 C A R 5 SO TM AT3 T H tJ O ft H e H A D -* TI6MTWAO/MSMUST B t AFRAID H tO HAVE \ TO LCAVe A T JP5 THEQC GOTW r /R K 1 0 A 0 I0 5 . INTO TOUR / HOUSE/ f I f U S E D T O B e IN D A D S 7 7 S $ i O ff»C t. ME HAD IP 0 1XA H A 0€ w to a * �-r-,V'.™" .v , iv•■,■■ • • - r:.' to■Lvvr’ P ' * ' f *" . •; • -f’| NAS Happy Reunion Firock'sAttorney • STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Plan To Produce Scholar-Teacher - - A tebem si A s u it b e v in g been f l i r t e g sln st r e u In th e Ctenult C o u rt In bne - t e r Sem inal* C o u n t), F lo rid * . In C h n n m rr, to r dlvorae, th e e btireV 'T in te d tilt* n t w hich le JOHN W. • W II.KINH. P la in tiff v*. ALMA O. ' W ILK IN S. D efendant, thin n e tlre ; le la re q u ire y e n u> file * h h th e U lerk n f aald Co ext y o u r w ritton defeuaee. If any, t e r u i o i i r r . a e ra y U ln t filed In sa id re u s* and ' le aarva a copy th e re o f upon r u i n t i r r e a lta rn e y n e t Inlee then th e IS lh Ony a t M erab, A. r>. Its* ; a ih a rw le t, n decree yraeanfaeaa w ill bn a n la rad a a e ln e i you lo r ! kbe re lief e re * e d by P la ln liff. W ITN O na n r bend end tb * le a l a t enld C o u rt ih le iM h d a y r t F a b ru e ry , A. D, IMS. llU A ti) DAVID U . OATCHUL Clerk r t the Olrnull Dears Byi Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy C lerk Xennelh M. I^ffler Ddwarde Nulldln* F e e t Offlec D raw er S Oenford. V larlde A tto rn e y fo r P l .le t J f f L CHICAGO (UPI) - The Unlver■Ry at Chicago Graduate School at Education la pfenning a new teacher training program designed to produce a "scholar-teacher." The school cam* to the eonclu•Im there ere too maay high eehoel teachers who don't know their subject sad too many schol­ ars who een't teach. Fyancto S. Chase, dean of the school, said the new program I —Expand* knowledge of and In­ tensifies research into the subJert to be taught. —Compreises the courses in method* needed ter teacher certi­ fication. —Provides for a year of onthe-Job training, with a echolar looking over one shoulder and a teacher over the other. Clues said tb* school hopes that lake* two yaara to complete. In* •tend of one. Upon completion, Urn candidate will receive a Mas­ ter rt Art* degree M teaching In hlo favorite floid. Chase said hte school hopes that lh a “ teachar-acholar" produced by the program will start teaching Lagal Notice ■; . v NKfiliTNATlnk OF PICTITIOI B AANKn • Wn the undrtclgnril, being duly sworn, do hereby declare under onlh that the uain«* or - ell per. aone Interfiled In tl|* huslnct* n r profeeelan carried on under Ih* nemo nf jimuo iiomr const it to TION nt Skil South Kim Avanur, SeUfurd, Fluride aud Ih* oxtent ul lk* Inltreet of each, I* *■ folliiwe: Nimn J. II. MHAUKRi Kxlepl of lrit*re«l IBe'i. klg: J. If. Mtxsor otati: o r rmniDA OOV’.NTT OF SHW1XOI.K Sworp Id end euh.crlhrd hefurn me Ihle Ktk dny pt rebruery, A. D. IIS* (BRALI Idil* A. Mee.er Notary rub lie Till*. Hlato of riMld* -id s e n e s BNDHD FlrVCTIUl'S a#DN LAW TO WHOM IT MAT COKCKttNi N otice In hornby liv e n llm l Ih* N M e rn lg a rt. p n re u .n t la th* "F ie lllle u e Nem* i le t u le ," iluuec Bill Ne. n i l . .C h a n te r' No. t e n t , l a v e of FlorW e, l i f t , w ill r#el*t»r. w ith the C lerk of tk* C lreu lt C ourt. In a n d fo r O rnno* C ehuty, F lo rid a, upon re ce ip t a f pro o f *( th e rufallnotion of th is notice, th e flau tleu * m iM H g e m AThgl.She.horly ini v L to S fF rte 2-BEDROOM unfurnished haute. Cell FA 2-4488. b Legal Notice >• Ik* I ! « r t ml lb * Cmm oir t a l i * . • • ■ I t a l * C a n a l), V ltr ll* . l a !•*•bale. !■ r . i tta la l* ml 1-AtJIIA V. IlM V A nT l)K IM » d T » .til I 'r . l l l n n ■■# K rr.u a * H a»la # Clntm* o r H e n n a# * A #ala*l bald Kam i*: You end ex th of you a re h r r r b ) n o tified and required In pr*«ant i n ) W allin anil rinnand* whii-h >i»u. nr - lih - r of you, u .a r h a , a t e l n . l th* a a ta ta of I.ACIIA V. TlItVAIlT. rt*i»***d. lata nf aald C ounty, to lha C ount) Ju d e a nf H.m lnnl* I'o u n t). Klnrlda, a t hin fflia In lha c o u rt h«ua- of aald C o u n t) a t Hanford, F lorid*, w ith ­ in r l l h t ra l- n d a r m onth* from tha lluii nf Ilia flrat publicatio n •>f I hla nut ha. Karh ila lru nr ririn.iml -h a ll l>a lit '..rltln n , am i Shalt D a ta lha p lam nf r l-t-nca and p u a i n fflra ndilr.aa nf lh a i-laltnm l, anil alia 11 l.» .M orn to h ) lha i-lalniatit, hla *K*nt, n r a tt o r n - ) , and an> aui h claim nr ilainantl not an flli’il .h a ll b- vdlil. /a/ linUKlaa ntruairom A . -a a r u ln r nf lha Laat W ill and T ralam a n t nf L.ACRA V. TOWART. deaaat-d STKX STnoM , DAVI# * Me IN I OHtl AI lu rn -y i fa r K ir c u te r , Ih lw a r.l. IlnlM Ing Sanfarit, Florid* MART MOAKLF.T, If e li t e e n d If deeil, her unknow n heir* *l lew, d -v l-ee * o r n re m c ce , ——Jtn A K UCY, huehenrt nf H e r) M o e h lr), If allv», ami 11 li In nnknnw n h -lre e l lew . dcvl—r* u r u re n t-c * . end all iierllee tU lm ln s Inter**! I'), th r n u ih , un d er ernl * # * 111*1 r a rh nf the a fo rriii-n tln n -<1 |>*rtlr* and a ll parti**, n a tu ra l or srllM •■1*1. h a v ln # n r clalinln# to have a n y rl# h i, title or ln l-r* -t in Ur* lende *Uu#t*. I»ln« and l.eln e In Uemlnnla C o n n i). S'lorlda, m ore p s r ltc u le rl) dcarrlbed a* tollew ei L ot 7, Illru-k IT of Ibe r o u r lh Oecllun nf Ik eem w n ld Han* to rd , Klurlda. e u n ird ln a to P ie t In f l a t tlonk S, p a#a A allee t o r a a ttn e to r a IS. nf fu h lln R -rnrd* of Healed bid* will h* received In Uem lnela C ounty, flo rid * , D efendant*. th e O ffice a f D e rld M. O etchel, C lerk In Ih* C o urthnui* e t HennoTicD or m m a i c n r a ford, F lorida up u n til St#* p. m . iriv iix TOi MART M O AKLKr. It bllv* and M uililer. M arch 14, 111* fo r the * If rieaxt, h e r uuknnw n h alre e t follow ing: Th« fu riiiehln# nf a ll labor. lew . devi**** nr u ra n l-e * .-— Mulct Inl*. equipm ent end InrlXIOAKLKT, huehenrt of Mary dental* th e re in neceeeary fnr M uekl*). If alive, and If dead, p trfe rm ln e a ll w ork In Conner, hie unknow n h*lr* I t law , linn wllfa the c n u slru c lle n uf d -v lrec e or s ra n tc r* . eiul all e trc c l n ra d ln g , drn ln en * and peril* * o taleiln# tiit* rr-i h ), p n iln v nn He** D rive, P a rk th ru u s h , u n d e r and a # a ln -t A tre n e and W )lly H lrref I*, cavh uf th e afo rrm p iillu ti-il c n lrd In Hrmlnnln V m intr, peril** and a lt parllea, n a tu ra l P tarld n , In * trlrt n rrn rd an r* n r a rtific ia l, bav in # or rJalniIn# to hav* a n ) rlc lil. lltla nr lien*. In lere al la lb* U nde ellu a ie , Tho w ork Involve* th e c nnairuc. lr |n # and b -ln # in nem lnol* lin n nf ai>|irnxlni*t*ly BAM nnnnre C o u n t), F lorida. Tun a re h t i r i n li'lliiied th a t >*td* n f a ia b llleM ra ag b e d i U K Ih* P la in tiff, JA S K W. TIIDM P- ennnr* ta rd * ml aM blllaed *k*nl. POX, hn* filed lit I he OU.-i.lt f i .l ir t d rr* i a .to t agnar* ynrdn * ( m m . of th e N inth Ju d ic ia l C ircu it ef p a rte d llm ernck bneei #.4ae ngnnr* FI pride Ih end fa r lb* C ounty nf yard* of btlnm lnua n a rta n e t r e a t , ■emlaol*. b a r C om plaint nek ltig to m rn l, T rp e III n.se# nnnnre yard* n u tet t i l t * - t o tb* follow ing do t- •r r* n apballl* en n reele a a rln r* ewur*e. Typo III COM tla ra l fe e l crlbed p ro p e rly t ml e n a rre t* v alley n w tte ri 40 lin e a l tm t T, Ul .uk IT o f th e F o u rth fees a f e^n erete e n lte rS pie*I IT* Soctlon of Dreoniw nld. t e n llerel lees nr bllnmlann* m ated fnrd., F lorida, acco rd in g to P la t In D o t Honk I, pogn SS, m rrn n aird metnl y ly r-x rrt and Id nf Ih* P ublic lle c a n l. of enrb bltomlnnn* m ated, m crugbted Oemlnol* C ounty, F lo rid a. •tetn l plnn-nreb aad noMlen*. You e re req u ire d to file your P lena nnd e p ec lflc atlo n . - fa r the A nsw er a r o th e r P le .d l'M . to the pr.i|H »rd Im provem ent* a r* a n file C lerk nf th e C ircuit C ourt 0 f genii- and m ay b* obtained e t Ih* O fflr* note C ounty, F lo rid a, w ltn * copy uf th e tTuunty K u i l io t r In ih* nf eem e upon tit* A tln ru ey for C ouitb tiu .e a t Henrnrd. Florid*. th e P la in tiff, C h re le r K. W h ittle . llld . m u tt fa* t m loacd In n a m lrd 1*4 F lo rid a N a tio n a l H ank B u ild ­ envelope, plefnly m arked nn the ing, O rleuda, F lorida, on « r before uutalde; llld F n r H lrret P av tn a Ih* Id th day of M arch, m u , o th e r- Hemlnolc C ounty, Florid*, open Wlee lk* a lle g a tio n of enld Com ­ Mar,-h IS. IS40. p la in t w ill be ta k e n aa t-onfee.ed Hid* to bo uponed e t a m oetlns by you. T ble nolle* .h a ll be pub- to be held In the C om ity C om m is­ llahed one* e w eek for fo u r con- sion M erlin# Rnum In Ih* C o u rt, eeeutlv* w eek* by Ih* Hanford holt** nt Hanford. F lo rid a ult March H erald, a n e w .iiap e r published In ts. m o ■enilnel* C ounty, Flurldn. . Tb* rig h t In reserved te w aive D ated nt Hanford. Uemlnnla Irreg u la r I ilea * r technlcolltle* la C eunly, F lo rid a, (hla U t h day of bid* nnd in re je c t a n y a n d /o r *11 F e b ru a ry , IMS. bid*. IOKAU Huard nf C ounty Cum m|**len*ra DAVID St. OATCHNU Hewlnnle C ounty. F lo rid a c le r k of C ircu it C ourt John X rldor, C hairm an H ealeol* county. Florida V lhlen F. N. Devi*. J r . . C eunly B n g ln ee r PnUiaD Feb, U , SI, 8S * Mm . T. F ub lleh t r e b r u e r y IS, M a r s h t , U 4 4 HOMES, DUPLEXES, APARTMENTS Tata, thrn Frt. - * P. M. day boCONTACT STENSTROM REALTY fora laaertiea. Man. • Sol. noon. 111 N. PARK AVR. FA 2-2420 RESPONSIBILITY! Tho Herald will not bo reaponelble for more than mm Incorrect latertloa af year ad, aad raaerrta tbo 2-MOPERN FURNISHED apartright to ref lea or reject aay admenta. FA 2-4551. 601 Palmetto vertieement fro m that ordered to Ave. Available now. tonforai to tha poMelee of thia 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped paper. Call FA 2-MM. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1-ROOM cottag» completely tornlibed, all uttlitlea, ready to move 1. Good Food In. Adulta only. 2404 Park. Ap­ 2. For Rent ply Stamper Agency. 3. Wonted to Root 4. Real Batata Wanted NICE furniihed newly redecorat­ ed apartment 60S Park Ave. 5. Real Eatato Far Bala Phona FA 2-0216, if no aniwar I. Mart gaga Loaaa 7. Business OpportaniUao 7-A laeuraace SMALL apartment 200 Avocado, 3. Female Help Wanted ». Mata Help Wanted TWO BEDROOM houie, kitchen 11. Male or Female equipped, water furniihed, like 1.1. Work Wanted privileges. 550. Ph, Geneva 2451. 12. Plumbing Scrvlcea NICE 2-room dowmtaira apart­ 13. Electrical Servlcaa ment, fully furniihed. 213 So. 14. Build, Paint A Kept It Laurel. 15. Special Scrvlcea ll-A Beauty Parlora FURNISHED 2 bedroom apart­ It. Flowere A Plante ment, 570. 211 W. :1th. St. call 17. Pete • Livestock . Supp FA 2-3430. IB. Machinery - Toole FURNISHED apartment 55a per 19. Boate and Molnre mo. all utilities paid except gat. 30. Aulomublle* Call FA 2 3011, Mil 5:30 FA 2-3355 ta-A Trallem after 3:30. 31. Furniture SS. Arllrlea For Sale 3-ROOM furnished -giraje apart­ 22-A Article Wanted ment, electric and water furn­ 33. Notice* A I'treonale ished. Adults only. Call after 34. Leal A Found 4:00, FA 2-1305. 35. Education • Inet ruction LARGE upalalra furniihed 3 bed­ room apartment In town, water furnished. 505 per month. Call IP A q OATI * HOUSE for rent, So. Ssnfrord Ave., nesr Lika Jessup. Phone 3-BEDROOM house 500 per month, FA 2-5484. •01 Rosalia Dr. Call after 5:00 P. M., FA 2-3552. NEW 3-bedroom bouse. Phone FA 3*7213. SLEEPINO ROOMS, The Gablet, 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. Legal Notice oi M beginner's rates, to htlp compenssle for the extra year spent in gelling the Mailer's de­ gree. B yt M artha T , D eputy c le r k eK?7ft 1 a 4 5. Real Estate For Sal* 5. Real Estate For Salt WILL TRADE lots or scresge for house trailer. FA 24)319. 8 ACRES 2 Oacres 2 bedroom b l C f with to at.*! m toWtoa towr**’*. concrete ----block hom^, high and dry land. 1-BEDPOOM, 2 Eitelri. 2M Oakland Ave. Haute approximately ,0 years old, with new roof. Severs! osk irees and attorltd ’ltru* trees. INVEST NOW Good weler. On paved Rd LARGE RESIDENTIAL LOT 110,900 with imell down pay IN OSTEEN 120 x 120 menL 5600 — TERMS AVAILABLE Mereh lit.: Met I 1200 DOWN r o o m furniihed apartment. 3 BR. home .with hardwood flaori W. H. ''Bill” STEMPER Agency Phone FA 2-5303. Phone FA 2-4991 111 N. Park and ceramic tile hath. CLASSIFIED DISPLAT I Phone FA 2-6331 2601 Perk Dr. 3-BEDROOM unfurnished bouie, Tuee., Mira Frl. • t P. M. day be­ 2413 Willow, 1100 month. Call ROSA L. PAYTON FA 2-0274. . fore laaertion. Mon. - Set, noon. NOTICE IT WAS A HAPPY day for th« familiea of VAH-9 who arrived at Ramey Field Friday after a seven month tour. After landing, all aircraft in the squadron formed in d line abreaat and saluted the crowd by folding their wingt in unison. Top pictura shows Alen Urguart as he point* out dad's Mining in for a landing, Bottom picture, Lt. Bill Pippin's dog ‘Herhelped keep watch and waited anxiously for his master's return. - ' DEADLINES M n e w T o r i < u p n -M # b r me/; Em ptetum aompany prealdenu ronfflrmed Sunday thair owtofHbn to H 7 n M i m actor# and writer# $ wkaa port I K movie* are eold in L IrtovMton. S*-c«IM "residual. payments' i , a r t a asajer Inane la a air Ike 1 fore# tewed hy the Actors Guild 1 March T. Tha fUm aompany presidents -» aeld aftnr g aartea af weekend <k meatlage hare that the actor* and writers in afloat want In bn paid moron of aurr 2. For Rent 3-ROOMS, furnished, for rent until Juno lit. MOT w. First St. No dogs or ehildron, FA 2-2585. 2-BEDROOM nieely furnished gar• I t apartment on Lake Golden; laka privlleita. Call FA 2-0274. ;Movit Studios iOppose Residuals wt'ATB o r F l o r i d a r o t AURA a W1LKINO, w keee l i dress U B .r.a W*. T, O nllm tn, . HERALD a assified Adis Bring Fast Results Classified LOG ANGELES (UP!) — Do' h fenoo attorney Grant Coopor Indlcptod today ho hod n aurpriao - • - u p hla above In hla windup of }^i tho coat for Dr. t . Bernard Finch, - accused of murdering hla wlfo. . Cooper, woa achodulod to aU rt • two-day aumnutUon for tho 41poor-old surgeon, who aoya *hla ' wlfo'a death area accidental. Lawyara for tho doctor's rod-ha Irad > mlatrtaa, Carol# Tregoff, IS, fin* ■’ lahad their argument# Friday with o tearful plea* for her acquittal. ,r Flnch’a lawyer would not aay • what hlo move would bo, hut he **,' did reveal there probebly would be development# at tho trial . day other than, hi# cloelng orgu»* w ent Judge Welter Event haa ordered i *» hath eJdoa In the eeniation-poek- . J ,„ - ' 7 *’ *• . •IT EXCAMBRIA pR.t 3 bedroom unfurnished houie, 185 per month. Call FA I-M10 after 3:00 p. m. It Pays To Usa Tha HERALD Want Ads. Lagal Notica IX THU c t n u t r COl UT mi ATM j i ttir iA i. t i a r r r r o r r i o m n e in AkD r o e eKNimoi.B c o tm t v IMAmcr.NI AN. INN. fA T D O R irriN , •me* w. x o a h o s i r r t x , F U la ilH jo . D tf ta d e a i mOTICN TO p i r a i n THN STATS O r riAIJUDA TOl w. . n o a h omrriN, jr . M ertevtll*. O to r* l* A Sw orn C e nplA int h a v in g been filed • s a l u e t yen In |h * C lreu lt t'o u r t la end fo r S e a ln e l* C euuty, rto rld * . In C h a n te r), fa r Diver**, lb* i h e r t till* o f eel# a rtle n being KATM O R i r r i N . r i a ln tlf f , v*. W. NOAH ( J H ir r J N . JR .. D e fe n d tm . Ik*** p reeant* a re la «#ue* eed ren u lr* you to file y our w ritte n •lefrn***, If any, te th e Com plain i filed herein, and • eervn n copy th e re o f upon P ln ln tlfrn A ttnrnoy n* o r b rfo r* ih* 11th dny n f M arch, A. D. Ill* , eth erw le* e D ecree f n C o n frei* w ill be e n te re d e s a ln e t you and th e enuee proceed ex part*. W lT X U an m y hand a n d efflelel Heat a t S a nford, Sem inal* C a u n tr, F iu rtd a, Ihle 4lk e * y a t F e a ru e ry , use. URAL) D avid M. n atch * ) C lerk of th s c ir c u it Court, S em inole C ounty, F lo rid a B yi M a rth a T. Vlhlen D eputy C lerk Q erdon V. F re d e ric k A tto re e r fa r P la in tiff P* O D os l is a :* S -ie4 N orth P a rk Avenue And Associates Registered Real Es'ate Broker Ph. FA 2-1101 17-92 at Hiawsths HOME SEEKERS Watch This Space I-BEDROOM home In well eitabllahed ariihborbood. S p e e I a I This beautiful six room end bath home hei serrened porch, csrterm*. FA 2 6139. porte, utility end storage room. Underground iprln'tlc system for the lawn. Located on a Urge Stenstrom Realty corner lot at 2400 Oak Ave. Thto HERBERT STENSTROM price will be reduced 530 e a e r Registered Broker day until sold. Origins! price ASSOCIATES 516.530—todey’e 316,100. Preient Merle W. Warner loan, approximately 110,700, can ilettye D. Smith be' assumed. Monthly payments, R. E. Magnuston are 376. Shown by appointment Ned D, Julian only. Don’t delay. See today. R. J. Boynton Cell FA 2-3204. Llnvil J. Rimer Robert R. Lee 100 ACRES. OSTEEN AREA Lottie Broadway Completely surrounds e beautiful Kenneth Torbett spring-fed lake. 2 modem lak r^ Ul N. Park Ph. FA 2-1420 front homes. Ideal for completV lakefront privacy, or developing of lakefront lots. LAKE FRONTAGE 5 Acres on Lake Brantley, just St. Johns Realty Co. 116 N. Park Ave. Weil of Sen Lando Springs. Only 310,000. 3 ACRES farm land Sanford Cel­ ery Della, 3430 per acre, only WANT LARGER HOME? 5230 down, five years to pay Beautiful 3 Bedroom Home, May balance. Richards Hotel Mel­ fair Section, will exchange for bourne, Fla. smaller home In good location. Shown by appointment only. WHITE BRICK FIREPLACE • FOR SALE REAL ESTATE DRU’E IN Located Weil end uf spacious liv­ ing room. Also thrown In for J. W. HALL goed measure—two bedrooms, 2514 French Ave. .tile bath and a half, modern Rea.Ur decide kitchen, terraizo floors "Call Hall” Phone FA 2-3641 throughout. AH Ibis situated on Lovely Lake Lotus, three block* I-LOTS in Dreamwold Section; al­ ready cleared end leveled. Pric­ off 17-92, Casselberry area. Buy this lovely year old home for ed to sell. Phone FA 2-023S. Ihe . low, low price of qnly •14,500. • • va area, good accesa to property Get la on the ground floor. Sevaxs.ooo.oo, good terms. deiirsble lots available on St. Johns Realty Co. rsl Route 17-92 near Five Points. I ll N. Park Ave. Idas] buslntai sites. 3-BEDROOM house, 208 Oakland Neat two bedroom masonry home, Dr., Sunland Estates. Low down fully equipped kUeben. Within payment. FA 1-3728. view of ■ beautiful like In town of Lake Mary. Price only S69S0 New Loch Arbor Homes cash. This is actually below 8-Bedroomi, 3 full bathe. Featurmarket value. Good for a mortrt lag ■pactouineas and quality. gagn ban. Double carporle. Only 314,500. Ai low ai 31,500 down. Immedi­ Entire block, comprising 3*1/3 ate possession. Exclusive with acres—Feeing on four streets. In Town of Lake Mary. Haa uiablo Seminole Realty frame house, with city water 1501 Park Ava, FA2-5222 and electricity. Excellent lor 3-BEDROOM houie, furnished, in­ building site, High * Dry. cluding nutomntic washer. Lease Price: 314,160 available. Pboot FA 2 -0803, REAL ESTATE INSURANCE FURNISHED bouse for rant, 11 SURETY BONDS ■ Smyrna.Dr., DeBary. for only I14.0M.00. RAYMOND M. BALI? ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor AND ASSOCIATES Raymond Luadqulet, Ataec. Amy Anderson FA 3-3851 Atlantic Saak Bldg. Genevieve (Jeanle) Blair Carl Cborpening, Jr. SUNLAND ESTATES: Like new Robert J. Schmidt 8-badraom, \ bath home, Down W. B. Shtppy payment lata than original. Call Cmdr. G. R. Strickland FA 92808, 211 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-1641 Sanford REDUCING PRICE for quick Evans Bldg. Lake Marw — sale. Ey owner; I bedroom CB HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, Eest Ph. FA 2-1280 9 houie, wood floors; comer lot, •Ido between Celery and Geneva fesicod backyard. FA 3-130, l-BEDROOM, IH hath, fully air Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kilcbe. ap­ conditioned home with utility pliances. School bus stop. Quiet aad separate storage room. neighborhood. ITS par month. C A. Whiddon, Sr. Large fenced yard, patio. 4tk% Phone FA 34145. BROKER teen. 570.88 monthly. 108 Laurel 353 Sn. Perk Ave. Pk PA 3-3511 Dr. FA 3-1174. I, 3 and 4 BR. houses, I BE BY OWNER, attractive 2 bedroom furnished apartmeat CB home located on 3 largo beautifully landscaped lot* shad­ ROSA L. PAYTON ed by oak, palm end citrus treem fenced backyard. Kitchen equip­ And Associate* ped. epee* heater, hardwood Registered Reel Estate Broker floors, built-in eloaeti, dressers Ph. FA 1-1301 17-01 at Hiawatha •ad ehesli. This home can be yours for less then SOON. Buy my equity and assume 4te mortl-ROOM furnished apart mint, SI* gage, payabla 54* a month In­ Magnolia. Phono A. K. Roaart- LOVELY 2-bcdroom home on Urge cluding t u n and Insurance or ler. Fiore it. FA 1-1831. will accept a small down pay­ •hady corner lot in Wynnewood. ment. FA 2-3610 for appoint­ GE Equipped kitchen, jalouaia ment. porch; In excellent condition. Low down payment. 2413 Bteveaa RENT A BED Ave. FA 2-30*. war. Ho#pits' A Baby Beds FARMER’S AGENCY y Dty, Wetk or Month. N. V. Farmer, Realtor lABEOLL'B FURNITURE D. H. Whitmore S t Johns Realty Go, rA a-»iii u l w. ih at. Lillian G. Trans# THE TIME TESTED FIRM Assoc latex. »« N. Park Ave. Ph. FA I4LX 116 B. French Ava. Ph. FA S-IU1 FA 2-8818, FA 3-4821, WANT TO RENT YOUR * PROPERTY? »A 84811 Contact ue for prompt service FISH CAMP. LAKE HARNEY BETTYE D. SMITH 335" front on Lake, nice two berim Property Manager IT S HARD TO room camp, suitable for y*«r STENSTROM REALTY RELIEVE BUT . . . . round living. 111 N. Park Avenue Ph. FA 3-3420 You c m buy Utl# new, nearly completed, two bedroom home S t John® Realty Co. mi cimeet two acres r t land Just . 118 N. P ert Ave. ten minutes from Senford for only 148501 Owner must leave H. Ktnsnfo Hdp Wanted ■■NinoLB r e i i s r r m i s e r e n n i t i i s s for north end has cut his price NMSeo r t P«btS* Mnartan 31008. for quick cash eels. T o whom It mey ceorernt YOU HAVE used AVON COS­ N otice le hereby c le e n la o rro rd e m * w ith S e ttio n I of in* X onlna ile g u lo tlo a e th a t F r e a k Itu esell be* r*uu*ete4 lb* fo lle w . METICS - YOU HAVE SEEN If you would eujey Uving out lug o re crlb ed p ru p e riy be aimed c-t C om m ercial; Beg a t th e the TV As — You Csn sell whero you have elbow room, aad NK cor e f the of th e OBIS of lb* N W U of Sect l e i t t- S l- S i **•■> - Dollars eta be earned § know • bargain whan you N f ru n W l i l t f t 1* tb * IP e rlr B /tV l in t e t M et* Itoad IS-*#*, IT. servicing castomen near you. 8. H e r , t l - t t , thence MW'erly 1*41.1 ft. t* the in te ree e tln a e f toe, Call Nt nt Once. aald It/W lin e w ith th e X 'erly R /W tin* ef th e L ak e If sw ell Write Box 141, Lockhart, for R eed, M i t e R ead s i t . U e a c * ■X’e rly a le e g th e W arty - B /W (rtnrviow with district mansV. "MST BTEMFEB Agency lin e e f 8 8 . Its leee ft, ih en ce N K 'trly l i f t Is m ere mr lea* to tb* FOB, e e n ln la le g I I acre*, m ere n r tee*. Pbena VA 34H1 111 N. F a n ru b lle hearing will bn held In lb* Mmlnula Ceunly O u irl Pbaua FA 54521 1891 Perk Dr. llouee. County C um m letlantri room. Wednotdoy March S, IMS DENTAL eeeUlent, qualified te Legal Notice l i b r t public, able to assum e ofEbb roepMeibUitiee, p g rm e a g rt m ldrnl. Respond In hendwritlh| l» bas D «/o S utord Mcriid. �A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA 2-2611 3 hr Panfnrb WANTED: Reliable woman to General Office ..................... *275 care for children In return for Adjuster ............... *375 Plu* Car r o o m , board and *40 mo. Route Sales ................. About *100 FA 3-7930 or FA 2 0195. Orderly ............................... SIM Dance Teacher............ *300 plus. D Credit Girl ........................*55 up. Manaier Trainee ... .. .. *375 Cashier-Typist .........................*240 SELECTIVE PERSONNEL Secretary ..................... About *300 32* N, Park Ave. Winter Park Raceptionist ........ *195 Office R. N.............................*250 PBX Girl ........................... *200 SELECTIVE PERSONNEL *» N. Park Ave. Winter Park Train to operate heavy Rrrslh Mon. Fcl>. 23, 196(1—Page 9 t.i-A Hciiuty Parlors Be Lovelier With Professional CUSTOM BUILT furniture -sin fta places or sets. Also furni­ Beauty Care. ture repair, Cablneta made. FA 1-70*3. fu R N irO tte J Beauty Salon Soli Ua Your Furniture. Quick Serriro With Tho Cash. SUPRR A Satisfied customer la our bo* TRADING POST. FA I-0S7T. advertisement. FA TORY TO YOU HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK ALUMINUM 105- So. Oak Ph FA 7-5742 VENETIAN BUNDS IK. Flowern ft Plnnta Enclosed head. Sai-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic Cut Flowers For A.ty Occassioa or rayon tape*. Cotton ar nylon cords. SANFORD *■LOWER SHOP FA 2 1822 or. FA 2 WT* Senknrik Gina* and Paint Cn. 112-114 W. 2nd St FA 2-4*22 earth-moving equipment UNION MADE BOOK MATCHES FOR POLITICAL CANDIDATES TRAIN IN THE SOUTH # Bell UNION LABEL political ad­ vertising Book Matches to alt The construction Industry Is boom­ ing. Become a part of this vital candidates for public office! Big Job. Operate bulldoiers, tournsdaily commissions by showing pulls, scrapers, draglines, shov­ new compact catalog for can­ els, etc. didate! exclusively; just off the press! PLUS mammoth Line Train for three full-parked weeks seneral advertising Matches for —actual experience—at our huge aR businesses. Everything furn­ training ground. Nationwide or ished FREE. Maka BIG Money foreign placement If desired. during hot I960 elections and ■11 year around! SUPERIOR Write National School of Construc­ tion, P. O. Box «M, Cortes, Fla., M MATCH CO., 7548 S. Greenwood, Chicago It, Til. for information, giving name, address, phone, best hours for interview. NEW RAVENNA PARK HOM ES Pels, Livestock, Supplied GOOD Ueed Appliances and TV's. 8-MONTH-old Toy Chihuahua — Oormly, Inc., Third 4 Palmetto Manchester puppies. P k s i s LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phone FA 2-1*77. FA 2-3295. 19. Boat* and Mot ora a v e r s e CG- {£IMi,\ Kli| j**i iia COTS *4.99. Sale, pants f l.tl per pair. Army Navy Surplus, 510 Galeway To The Waterway Sanford Ave. Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 51.000 RTU oil circulator Hester, Robson Sporting Good* his to ba seen lo appreciate. 104 * 1 E. 1st. Ph. FA l-Mtl Cheap! Call FA 2-4397. Mercury Outboard Motors t*ftslto:t "My wife is very punctual. She** always e x a c t ly half a n hour latel" 10. Male or Female Man-Women *20. Dally. Sell Lumi­ nous nameplates. Write Reeves Co . Attleboro, Miss._________ HOUSEWORK, 1507 W. 7th. St 12. Plumbing Service* WOODRUFF MARINE 2401 French Ave. 14. Bulk!, Paint ft Repair RAINBOW rainters A Decorators —Free Estimates. Ph. FA 2-939*. FA 3-1393 59 Z1G ZAG, almost half paid for — tike over payments of *9.50 each; 900 different stitches, 195* BUICK, Dynaflow and heater, button holes. Write Credit Minslow mileage, like new through­ |er, Box *00, c/o Sanford Her­ out. Call FA 22100. ald. MODEL "A". Phone FA 2-1*1*, WELCH Baby Jumper. FA 2 M4I PAINTING WANTED: Interior TYPING at home, legal or any and exterior, Free estimates. PLUMBING other. Phone FA 2-6*44. FA 2-1)79. Contracting L Repairs Frea Estimates WILL DO cleaning, child care and 20-A Trailer* GOOD Breakfast room suite, steel 15. Special Sorvicaa R. L. HARVEY boning; some cooking. SO* E. theirs with plastic upholstery. 304 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-5183 10th. St. Phone FA 1 1877. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All FOR SALE - 195* Spent* Craft House Trailer. 4*'ix8 See Clyde work guaranteed. Frea Esti­ Walls at DeW'itta Trailer Park. NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, mates. Phona FA 2-T9'8. naw condition, I mo. old, *175. No phono calls. See at McRaney Palnl A Glaes, HOUSE CLEANING 2*1* So. Park, PA I-9491. TRAILER SACRIFICE Plumbing ft Heating Windows, Floors, Walls. Free Es­ IDEAL FAMILY HOMES $1,000.00 OFF OF COST AIR CONDITIONING timate. Call FA 2-1212 or CONTRACT and REP*TR WORK 19*0 La Salle 32 ft., 1 bedroom, FA 2-1933. • S BEDROOMS 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 245*2 jalousl* windows, tandem wheel. Used six weeks. Clear title. WUl • 1W ft 1 BATHS AUTO GLASS 13. Electrical Service* sacrifice for cash. Mrs. McDon­ NEW 1989 » volume World Book Encylopedia. Call PA 2-M7*. ald, DeWitt Trailer Park, 2 milea INSTALLED House Wiring — Etectrle Service So. of Sanford on 17-92. Windshield Rack Ginn* Sid Vlhlen Door Glaaa Vent Gina* 59 METZENDORF all aluminum RANDALL ELECTRIC OO. 112 Magnolia FA 24915 SERVICE (ravel trailer, like new, *750. RAGS WANTED FHA FINANCED Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. Park Avenue Trailer Court, No. WILL buy cluaa eeUa* rags for 14. Build, Paint ft Repair 11 111 W. 2nd St. PA 2 4*22 Drive Four Blocks Weat Off lie lb. Celery City Print Co, 115 So. Park Ave. B 4 M ROOFING French Ave. On 39th 81. A LIKE NEW 55 ft. house trailer Contracting 4 Repairs with or without half acre lot Stem per Associate la On The licensed — Beaded —lanwed Call FA 3-3100. Premise* Dally. FREE ESTIMATES 195* CHAMPION 2 bedroom trail­ WANT MAN or woman to drive Pi_ FA 2-7941 Priced Under Preeent Market 500 Laurel Ave. INCOME TAX SERVICE my car to Carbondale, Great er I'xS*', *200 down. DeWltte'a WILLIAM H. MURRAY buildi*g boom so there. Como, T1IOS. E. THOMPSON SBB Oft CALL TODAY Trailer Park, on Hwy. 17-92. 1111 Celery Ava. TelFA 2-1394 lota talk. Mr. and Mr*. Marti* General Contractor Cowan, ltl Cedar. Home Carpentry Repairs SERVICE CALLS *1.50, For de Roofing 4 Siding pendahle TV service call San Phone FA 2 6452 ford TV Center, 9th, and Saa ROLLAWAY, Hospital sad Baby Beds. Day, Week or Month— ford Ave. FA 2-9741. WALL PAPERING 4 PAINTING FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave, Work Guaranteed Bod Btard CLOCK REPAIRING; Whealess. Contact SOI West 9th 84. Long wood Park, FA 3-7976. Ph. TA 3-7913 Phone FA 3-8*43 NAVY AND Used furniture, appliances, tools T V & Radio Service etc. Bought-Sold Larry’s Mart NEWCOMERS 21* Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-41*8 KNOLLS T an Went Oa 20th St. Fellow Country CM Rd. ft Watch Far Onr-8lgna . . . . O PEN D A ILY . t:0Q A. M. *111 Dark SUNDAY S:M P. M. T il Dark 21. Furniture 58 C H E V R O L E T IM P A L A Sports Coupe • Radio • Heater • Power Steering • Power Brake* . Beautiful Turquoise and Whim with Matching Interior and While Sidewall Tire* • Juat the one you've keen looking for. Low do*a payment and easy GMAC Flnanring Mailable. Call or mm* In for n demonstration rid# today. 58 C H E V R O L E T D E LR A Y Thrifty • Cylinder Engine • Standard Tranamlaabm • ■ fnl Tut*** FI*lab WELCOME (Home & Auto) North Orlando Electronic* BETTER SERVE Ph. FA 2 *854 — FA 2-1893 2713 Orlando Dr. — Hwy. 17-92 Sewing Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES 4 MODELS 104 So. park (24 hr. ser.) FA 31925 NG * SELLING * REM REAL ESTATE Wc are pleased to announce the appointment following real estate agents to assist our prei In servicing your real estate needs more pron efficiently. tSAVE? Near ft lined Furniture and Applimicon Mather of Sanford 1*9-999 B. Mem BL Ph. FA 1-0999 • BIG VALULS • JUICK CREDIT ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ • EASY TERMS ments, invoices, band bills, and WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS programs, e t c . Prtgressiv* Printing Co. Phono FA 2-2951— WILSON - MAIER New and Used' Furniture 309 West 13th St. 311 E. FI ret St._______ FA 2 5922 PUMPS - SPRINKLERS type* and aitei. Installed New 4 Used Furniture 4 Appli­ ances. A Good Place To “Do It Yourself BUY, SELL er TRADE WE REPAIR AND SkRViCE STINE Jenkins Furniture Mschlnery and Supply Oe. FA 1-7450 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 24432 40* Sanford Ave. 58 C H E V R O L E T BEL A IR We iorlle yee to be eur geeate abeelutfly free without obliga­ tion at one of ftaafaed's leading Motel* while yen larat* anilable benelag far yoareelf and family. Plrh np ynnr hey a( ear Bale* Office. 58 C H E V R O L E T B IS C A Y N E PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING W. L. HARMON PH. PA 1-4823 After I P. M. 15-A B eauty P arlo rs Jun* Brown's Besutv Salon 3010 Adams Ave. Ph. PA 1-1917 DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP 3904 Adams Ph. PA * 133 OBERT E. M A G N U S S O N M E R L E W. W A R N E R Develop*? PRESENTS ROBERT J. B O Y N T O N N E D N. J U L IA N ROBERT R. LEE TO SANFORD i f cam y p Z u fr//(cu w t 3 B e d r o o m s - 1'/2 B a t h s $ 1 0 ,6 5 0 FHA $ 3 5 0 Down From $ 6 1 .5 0 Monthly From DISPLAY M O M S OPEN OAKY 4th Addition Horn na Designed For Florid* Living. S ft 4 Bedrooms — 1 ft S Beths VA - FHA • FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Paym ents Low as 1425 You can move in immedi. Italy while the papere ere being processed. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home For The First Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Coat Will Ba Cheerfully Refunded. 58 C H E V R O L E T B IS C A Y N E 58 C H E V R O L E T BEL A IR * Hardies • Radi* • Heater • Perfect la Every Way IS $2095 N O W $1750 2nd a Palmetto U. C Lot FA 2-6231 Ofe. FA 24711 Chevrolet — OidsmobBe — Cadillac Trade-In* �' MO PARK AVL IANFOH, PLA. j i . L\ w • Rr-YfW-n 1 ».* { v 7 . FRESH SLICED TENDER Mm , T vm., Wrd. Op«n TIH 7 P. M. n i n , FrL, flat. Opta Till I P. M. Blue Ribbon, Top Quality Boneless Nw FRESH LEA N AZALEA TASTY (BY THE CHUNK) rBRAUNSWEIGER MAYFAIR CREAMED . COTTAGE CHEESE A # OYSTERS SM O K B O FYNE-TASTE INSTANT Save Every Day In Every Department! JIM D A N D Y REGULAR O R YOUR CHOICE RO SEDALE TENDER SWEET UMIT-1 ^ COFFEE WITH $5.00 FOOD ORDER RED CRO SS A ll PURPOSE SCOTT (WHITE O R COLORS) Delicious TOILETTISSUE PYNE-TASTE DELUXE QUALITY EVAP. MILK rzozf/v ro o p (In Hoavy Syrup) FIN-S-PAK OR NIK PAK FROZEN PKSH BAKED LADY FAIR 1U r n t t GORTON'S UJ. GOVT INSPECTfcD GRADE MA' LIMIT PLEASE Golden Ripe Cold W oathar Combination LYKE’S TEMPTING Hardy Rooted Ready To P lant WORTZ FRESH l|l l O l i r C h o ic e �- u rt— Thanks Sheriff J. I.. Hobby today re* ceived • letter of thanks from the parenti of an Orlando boy who wraa found In aouth Semi* note County after he had been lost for almost 24 hours. Retired Capt. C. Q. Wright of Orlando wrote to Hobby thank­ ing him and three of his de­ puties for finding his son. John, who was on a camping trip in the area. Quake, Fire, Tide Wreck African City CASABLANCA. Morocco d i m —Devastating twin earthquakes, a tidal wav# and fire struck the sleeping Atlantic port eity of Agadir Monday night, and frag­ mentary reports placed the cas­ ualties at anywhere from •'hund­ reds'' to thousands. * A second earth shock followed quickly, and then flames began to eat through the wreckage of houses and buildings. The coastal radio station at Las Palmas in the Canary Islands said It had heard a report from a Moroccan radio saying there were 2,000 dead. The shock rrumbled the city’s biggest hospital, some of the larg­ est hotels and the chamber of commerce building. The crowded Moslem section of the city was reported 90 per cent destroyed. “ It was horrible,’* snhhcd one woman tourist who reached Casa­ blanca after a 240 • mile flight north by ear. The tidal wave rolled in from the Atlantic shortly after the earthquake and smashed into the seaside edge of the city like a giant Hat. Fires broke out in various places throughout the city. Land communications with the stricken city were wiped out and radio rhannela were filled with calls for help and fragmentary r » porta of the disaster. The full es> tent may not be known for days, Morocco 1s part of the Mediter* ranean earthquake belt that cm tends to Greece, up through Italy and into southern France. The XIclours region of Algiers, 9S6 miles from Agadir, was hit by • quake eight daya ago. Forty-seven persons were killed. © Jr? J5>aufnrfr S b r a lf r VOL. XLIX WEATHER: Partly cloudy and not no warm through Wednesday. High todny, 66-7-1. Low tonight, <48-65. United Preaa Leased Wire Entabliahed 19U8 TUESDAY, MARCH 1. I860 SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 p. m. Stocks 1924 Model T And Donald Snyder, Who Restored It Hia Mother, Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Is At Wheel 32 m.p.h. W ill Get You There 6 From Ohio to Osteen la a long way at 32 m.p.h. That’a how Mr. and Mrs. Don­ ald Snyder traveled last waek when thay came to Florida la their 1*24 Modal T Ford. Mrs. Snyder said that a sure way to discard tensions Is to drive a ear that won’t go fatter than 40 m.p.h. The Snydera got lato the restored w ig h t red, antique aeto Feb. >1 and took off from their Springfield, O., home. Their destination was the Osteen home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snyder, parenta of Snydar. The couple traveled 1,1M miles at a 32 m.p.h. speed average. The fire-engine red car got 16 miles for each gallon of gas. 14 took lit quarts of oil. The Snyders spent SB hours travel time be­ tween Feb. 21 and their arrival In Osleen Wednesday. The Model T hit the Pennsyl­ vania Turnpike ahortly after It waa opened to traffic after a snow storm. Snyder said he has w m m m am ■ Negro Integration Efforts Jlllount Throughout South MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) — Mora than 1,000 Negro students from Alabama Stale College marched from the campua to the stepa of tha state Capitol today, gang the national anthem and tha 'Lord'* Prayer, then returned to thrir campus. Thera ware ne Incidcnti al­ though several autos filled wilh toyhite* drove slowly around the building, their Borns blowing. The rally appeared to be in de­ fiance of Gov. John Patterson'a warning Monday that if Negroes continued to demonstrala In thia Deep South capital ‘'someone Is likely to get killed.’1 The South fsced one of the most tense, explosive racial equa­ tions since the Little Rock, Ark., . school Integration crisis of 1*57 ana calls for action by Negroes spread throughout tha southern stales. Arrests, threats of violence and demonstrations by both whiles and Negroes mounted Steadily. At a rally in Rock Hill, N.C.. Negro student Aba Pullmer told cheering listeners: “ If we fight now, we’ll be free by ’63.“ The trial of 76 Negroes and four whites arrested Saturday in a rive for lunch counter desegre­ g a tio n at Nashville, Tenn., re­ sumed in a tense atmosphere. . About 2,500 Negroes stood outside Ihe courthouse Monday singing tha national anthem and the "Battle Hymn of the Republic." Other developments included: County Jobs Purvey Planned The County Commimiun today called on aU county department heads to work together to estab­ lish a job classification schedule I■ f for employes. Tax Assessor Richard McCanns I and Circuit Court Clerk David l*< Gatchel said the plan could mean « general pay raise for all county workers. ,, , .. Discussing Ihe merits of th r, plan, Commission Chairman John Krider said that “this county is way out of line" In regard to pay •rales compared with other coun­ ties. Under the plan, a professional survey team would give tests set­ ting up (he special classification. Coat of the survey part of the rogram would be approximately 1,000, Krider aald. t Sanford Police Honor Dr. Roberts Sanford police honored Dr. W. V. Roberts at a dinner at Jim Spencer's Restaurant Monday night. The policemen presented the ^anford physician wilh a gold Oadge in recognition of the help ha has been to them. McCord Recuperating Casselberry Inning Commis•toner Kay McCord was recuperat­ ing at homo yesterday after under­ going minor surgery at Winter Farit Hospital teat Daytona Reach: The local NAACP announced a “ 14 to B0day" economic boycott of depart­ ment stores. Tamps: The Negro Youth Council which protested lunch counter segregation Monday said it would stage more demonstra­ tions. Birmingham, Ala.; Thirteen Ne­ groes were arrested and released aftey displaying Integration signs and placards In a Negro park. Richmond, Va.: A segregation bloc in the Virginia House wqn * vital test vote to delay for an­ other two years start of the state's moderate '‘freedom of choice" approach to school Inte­ gra lion. News Briefs Outlook Is Chilly WASHINGTON (UPI) - The weather bureau predicts contin­ ued wintry weather for much of the nation in. March, with temper­ atures averaging below seasonal normals except In (ha extreme Northeast and Southeast. The coldest weather was forecast for tha western half of the country. Retired Bishop Dies ORLANDO (UP!) - The Righl Rev. John D. Wing, 77, retired bishop of the Episcopal diocese of South Florida, died Monday at a local hospital. Wing, a native <-f Atlanta, resided In Winter Park. Ha was named bishop in 1932 and served until 1950. In that time, membership ia tha diocese tripled. TV To Aid Search FT. LAUDERDALE (UPI) —An underwater television searching device completed two weeks of testa Monday and was moved to search In (be Gulf of Mexico for a plane's wrerkage. Navy sources said the 900 pound XN-3 would | be landed at either Panama City or Now Orleans before going to hunt fur a Nations! Air Lines pt4Bi wh|ch cra(bed in the gulf Nov. 16 with 42 persons aboard. Enterg Primary MADISON, Wii. (UPI) - Sen Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minn.) today officially threw bis hat into Wisconsin's presidential primary ring by filing formal papers at the secretary of state's office. Humphrey said delegates pledged to him would “not only work for my own candidacy but also for a Democratic Party platform worthy of our party's great IIberial and progressive tradition.'' Cubans Relocated MIAMI (UPI) - Federal immi gratlon authorities have begun moving Cuban exiles to different parts of Ihe country In an ap­ parent effort to reduce tension in thia area. Rodolfo Masferrer Ro­ jas, brother of Rolando Maaferrer Rojas, former senator under Dictator Batista, was aent to the Baltimore area ia parole alalua Monday. Rolando haa a heart con­ dition and will be given more lime before being seat to Belli- NEW YORK (UPI) (triers at 1 p m.: American Tobacco ............. Bethlehem Steel .................. C 4 O ................ . Chrysler ............................ Stock C u r t i s a - W r i g h t ......................... 23 U 10i»» 46W *6 MU DuPont ...................................ISM* Ford Motor ......................... 76 General Electric ................. 89's Int. T A T ......(.M i.M ii 16 lorillard 7714 Penney 1156# Penn RR ............................... IS Sears Roebuck ........ *........ 4IU Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 43U Sludebaker .......................... 18'« U. S. Steel ..................... Itt'x Weatinghouse It. M l t M M 1IH gbtlrn used to people irivlng up to the bark of his antique, peer­ ing at It, and then rustling past. “Why Hurry?" U painted in tall letters on the rear of the car. Snyder thought he was driving below the minimum speed limit when a deputy sheriffs car pulled up with light flashing and siren streaming in North Carolina. But the depuly w if only another antinque auto collector whose hob­ by enthusiasm didn't stop during work hours. He wanted to see the old car. It turned out the deputy Sanford NAS officials today ap­ owns a 1924 coupe himself. for any. Information that Going over Ihe mountains be­ pealed shed light on the fate of tha tween Ohio and Florida, Snyder may missing A3D and two airmen who had in drop the car nut of high disappeared on a routine mission gear only twice. The Modcl-T has last Wednesday. two gears, high amt low. A six-day srarch for the Jet It waa time to secure the road- lias failed to turn up any clue iter’s roof when the Florida bord­ to what happened to Ihe plane or er appeared. Heavy rains came two of its crew. One of 111 threedown until Ihe couple reached Dc- man crew parachuted to safety Land. on orders of Ihe plane's comman­ The only trouble with the car's der. original parts came when a nut on , NAS officials said tha srarch wiU the exhaust pipe cracked at Jack- *continue Indefinitely, but t h e sonville. Snyder had this' fixed Searching force of soma 4* air­ when ha got to* Sanford. The craft-including helicopters and speedometer gear and the radio planes of the Central Florida Civil broke down on Ihe trip, but these Air Palm)—and ground searching weren't original parts. parlies will be reduced gradually Snyder saya the Model T la •jis tune lun. passes without trace of tha better for long irijl* now than when it waa built, because of Capt. Robert W. Slyc. command­ improved roads. Ills mother re­ ing officer of NAS, idg.iiy praised called that on a trip from Wash­ Central Floridians who have aided ington to Ric) nond in 1919 the in the search which has covered only stretch df paved mad be­ wide arcs* of Seminole and Volusia tween these two cltirs was so counties, including Ihe Daytonashort it took only a minute and New Smyrna Beaeh cos -' sec­ a half to (ravel it. Cara had to tion. • ford the rreeka then. Restoring the Model T took Snyder a year. There were holes in the body and fenders. He strip­ ped Ihe car down to its frame and repaired each part before putting it hack. Snyder spent 600 hours working on the auto which he values at *1,500. The car haa been restored for six months. SANTIAGO. Chile (UPI) -P reslSnyder has been an antique ear dent Eisenhower aald today he enthusiast for about eight years. hopes the May summit meeting in He has been a raemlier of the Paris wilh Soviet Premier Khrush­ Antique Automobile Club of Amer­ chev “ will permit at least a par­ ica for that time and Is in Ihe tial relaxation of tension* and a Tri-i. c Antique Auto Club. He modest advance along the road also owns a 1924 Model T touring (o lasting peace." car and has dwnrd a Sears 1906 It wax another triumphant day motor buggy. Snyder said you for Eisenhower in his four-nation ran go places in the Model T swing through South America. where you can't in tha motor Cheered and applauded each time buggy. ha appeared, be responded wilh a The Model T ia ia great de­ grin and aalulaa to the crowds mand for parades, especially fire­ He told Chilean American groups men's parades. It has been driven this morning that the U. S. “re­ 300 miles to antique shows but pudiates dictatorships in any thli was the first long trip for form" and reminded critics of U. the restored auto. S. spending policies that hia na­ Snyder, wIm la a contractor and tion pours a billion dollars an­ painter in Ohio, arrived here with nually into South America. his wife Ihe night of his 441th Then, in an address to a Joint birthday and wedding anniversary. session of the Chilean Congrris, The Snyders ara returning to Ohio he expressed hit hope for at least this week. tome progress toward peace. Lost Plane Plea Issued By NAS Ike Voices Hope For Peace Longwood Zoning Board Clears Way For IcePlant Longwood'a proposed ice-ma­ chine plant waa a step closer to reality Monday night. The Longwood Zoning Commis­ sion reiuncd the JO acre site pro­ posed for the factory from com­ mercial to light industrial. The land ia Just olf the Sanlando Springs road, about ISO yards west of the railroad. The rrxonlng request came from C. E. Luwe and Donald E. Steph­ en*. They said ia a letter to the commission that a masonry build­ ing will be erected on the site and that the business will not cause any noise or smoke. About 50 per­ sons will be on the starting pay­ roll. The commission also raised mini­ mum lot requirements to 0 AM square feet with a minimum width of 05 feet. Tha minimum lot fixe haa been 5,000 square feet with a SO-foot width minimum. The commission raised minimum sue* for homes built in R-2 and R 3 residential areas. From *1 homes built ia R-3 areas must be at least B50 square feet instead of 730, and homci built in It 3 areas must be at least 750 square fret instead of 000. Tha commission agreed to a lim­ ing ordinance amendment which would eliminate a clause stipulat­ ing that front yard fences, hedges or walla can't be higher than 2tt feet. The amendment will remove the limit oa height of Ihe barriera in front yard* in the middle of a block. However Ihe 2'i foot limit will remain In force for corner Iota, so fenrea, hedges and walla on corners won't obstruct a driv­ er's view of traffic. The amendmrnt must be submitted to the town council. No action waa takro oo a re­ quest from County Commissioner Lawrence Swofford that setback requirements oo Molnar and Eastlako avenues and Markham Rd. be made IS feet instead of M feet. The request waa aimed at reduc­ ing right of way coal w.irn time comas to widen the roads. NO. 640 County To Ask Special Election To Fill Board The County Commission today voted to suggest that Gov. (lillins call a special election to name a District 2 commissioner to fill the unexplred term of David Galchel. The board authorised Clerk Galchel tn write a letter to the legisla­ tive delegation citing the nerd for the special election to be held con­ currently with the May 3 Democra­ tic primary. After tha special and ngular elections are held, tha legislative delegation then will ask Collins to appoint the candidate with (he highest vote to the Job until Jan. 31, 1961. The elect loo will put a man ia the position until Jan. SI, 1962, as two years remain in the term. Candidates oo Ihe ipeeial elec­ tion ballot also will bo placed on the regular primary ballot. Gatchel read a letter addreased to tha board Iron City Manager Warren ^Knowles. who said that The Herald carried a misleading headline—Feb. 23 which said “City Leaders Rack Van Hoy For County Commission Foil." During a meeting of tha city board Feb. 22, Van lloy was men­ tioned as a possible appointee to tha vacant District 2 post. Knowles stressed in hia letter that city board members have no tatenlion of barking any candi­ date for any elective County Commissioner Vernon Dunn aald: “ I believe that the Sanford city board should confine itself to eity activities alone.” Chairman John Krider aald tha board had enough problems of ita own and should not get Into any row with eity officials. “The only solution ia lor a apo­ dal •lection and let thn people decide for them sdres," Krider emphasised. " •V - *) Sketch Of Sanford Atlantic Bank Drive-In Addition County Qualifying Begins Candidates running for Ihe X) The first eahdidale to announce county offices open in ths May 3 waa Jamra Avery of Lake Mary Democratic primaries began of- who will oppose Incumbent Law­ fically qualifying at noon today. rence Swofford in the District I race. Another Lake Alary resident, Ed Zimmerman alio qualified today lo oppose Swofford. Zimmerman has been fira district chairman In that area. Other candidates who qualified at noon were T. V. Brown, run­ ning for lha Dtetrlct I commis­ D. Milton Latld'of Geneva haa sioner post; W. D. Bridge, for announced he will run as a Repub­ constable In the Siith District and lican opponent of Congressman Arthur Backwilh Jr. running for Syd Herlong In the Fifth Con­ the office of Circuit Court Clerk. gressional District. The qualifying period tods Ladd said today ha hat qualified March 11. ' and appointed Guy Allen as his lo other political news, J. A. campaign treasurer, llrrlpng has Histline of I.ongwood today anannounced for re-election. “ I confidently believe that Flor­ ida will cait lla vote for Vice President Nixon for president and I feel that Nlioa aa president si mild have a Republican Con­ gress. 1 am therefore filing to give Ihe rititena of lha Fifth Dis­ trict an opportunity to vote for WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha a Republican. "f belie-.* in a strong two party Senate passed the 24-bour mark system and feei that it ia lime the today on ita around-the-clock bai­ people of Florida were given a lie over civil rights. choice in Ihe selection of their offi­ Debate dragged on past noon cials," Ladd's announcement aald. after sponsors of a raft of civil A native of North Dakota, Ladd rights bill* reaffirmed overwhelm­ was admitted hi the Washington, ingly tha continuous aesslos called D. C.. bar in 1966 and was admitted by Democrat!* and Republican to practice before the U. S. Su­ leaders. preme Court in 1641. He was ap­ A leal vole on Ihe maralhan pointed to tha FBI In l>2i and later session was held ahortly after was In charge of dlitrict offices dawn. Southerners, fighting the and became assistant director of measures with a talkathon, were the aecurlty division or the FBI. defeated 53-6. Sea. Wayoe Mora# (D-Ore.) He has done Ualaoq work with Congress and top governmental of­ brought on Ihe leal with a motion that the Senate adjourn at • p. ficials for 15 yeara. Ladd ia a member of Sigma Phi m. Ita defeat represented a vole Rpailon and Phi Alpha Delta fraternillas, XIa sonic Lodge, Sanford of confidence for Democratic Leadar Lyndon B. Johnson sod Rotary Club and Elks Lodge. GOP Leader Everett M. Dirkscn. Sen. John L. McClellan (D Ark.) Elvis M ay Write took over for the southerners, reeding the second half of a Book On Army Lift speech he storied Uai Friday. He FRIEDBERG. Germany (U P D - charged the "whole burden" of Sgl. Eivia Presley began hia fare- the legislation la school Integrawall Id Mm W. I . Army today with t InnoUgsId, —tele ttoaaaatoeta a MoUywood-ripto preaa eoafaranee lion—not thn voting rights of Noat which bo aald he liked Army groea. He aald racial “ inter-marlife to well be waa tbiakiaa af writ- riage" would be thn toevitobto tog a book them H. Geneva Resident Herlong Opponent Rights Bill Foes Lose Test Vote nounred be would not seek reelection for the county ochool board Dietricl 4 Post. Bistiine ha* completed hi* Mth year with the school board. Hr commented also that Ihe people of fOmlnoie County had been very -cooperative and inter­ ested in /heir schools, and he hoped that the progress now tak­ ing place would continue. Kirchhoff Heads Conner Campaign Ed Kirchhoff was elected chairman of the Seminole County-forDoyle Conner Committee at an organirational meeting of sup­ porters for the candidate for com­ missioner of agriculture in Ibe May primary. Lauren R. Johnson was named secretary-treasurer for the group. Conner, farmer, rancher and realtor, who waa the youngest speaker of the Florida H o u m o* Representatives in the history of the stele, visited Seminole last week lo Initiate the organisation of hia rounty organisation. He U seeking the post being vacated by Nathan Mayo after >7 years. Soviets Emphasize Air Corridor Curb BERLIN <UPI) - A Soviet erabasey apokrsman insisted today that Western aircraft using the ihree go-mile air corridors to Weal Berlin may not fly higher .than 10.0*0 feet. He aald higher flights would be considered an infringement of East German air apace. Tha spokesman waa commenting oa Monday** Washington annoucemeat tkat the U. I . Britain and France hove agreed to aead supply aircraft to Weat Berlin at heights above 16,000 feet. Soviet fighters teat May and June foamed Allied aircraft that Raw above 16.060 feet. Today's* •talement showed the Soviet atll- Construction Set On Bank Drive-In Construction of tfrn Seafood Afo lantle Nattooal Bank's drive-to ad­ dition will atari today or Wodneeday. The 170,006 addition wil provide three teller enclosure* eonoected by ae dlarbead corridor- on tfra south side of the mein bonk build­ ing. When the drive-la focilitfoa are flnlahod, bank eustomara driv­ ing north on Park Ave. may turn Into tha bank area, conduct thoir business with the tollera and drive through onto Second 84. The overhead corridor alto con­ nects the teller enclosures to thn main bank as that employe* may remain Inside while |oing from the mein bank to lha addition. Thn drive-in addition will re­ main open during regular banking hours, • a. m. until 6 p, n weak daya, with additional until • p. m. hours on Friday*. Tha addition will bo (SMI block covered wilh stucco. -1M bank expect* to apeed up by adding the three drive-in The Carroll Daniel Gonsli Co., Sanford, is contractor Jar project. Teen Dancing Class To Start The City Recreation Department today announced that another data In teen-age ballroom dancing la being formed and initrurtion will start Monday at 7 p. m. at tha Civic Center. The course will begin with basin steps and end with all poular stepa having been covered. Further in­ formation may ba obtained by con­ tacting the recreation department. Longwood Seeks Firemen Recruits The Longwood Volunteer Firo Department will bo looking for mw reensite •< a meeting in Uto town flro house Wednesday night at t. p. m. The volunteer* and Rivnrato* firefighters put out • blaae to a service atatlM ee SR 436 to Lake Marristi Estate* last weak. V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, February 29, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 29, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 29, 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/ed37772db82818c3ee375d24eb7c7710.pdf 4d484c870730a9d9e3b5142b2bcf6ba1 PDF Text Text vvr\. y: i / j r • . f » I t —A o n . f A . N , H - '- •— —----------------- LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Carol* r« attorney* opened ■ potalbte t u i p t hatch (or the redhaired (ormtr modal today by her lover might have hit wife, < la the drat overt apllt in the Safenee la the trial of Dr. B. Bernard Blech, 41, and Miss Trefaff, M, bar attorney! ladleeted . M waa peeaible for e person to be at the scene of a crime yet taaeraet of nay complicity. „ The sUtUIni lactic also Inti­ mated Carole la going to try to swim even M "Perate" slnki lor the killing of his Wfe, Mrs. Bar■bare riaek. ' Lawyers for the mUlreaa ot the surgeon resume their closing arguments today and It was ex­ pected they would further disasso­ ciate their client from (he man who aaya ho still wants to marry he*—"U she will have me." ...» ■! Prosecutor Clifford Crail bad at completed e blistering wladup sdneeday when Miss Tregotfs S To 'Shape' Up CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) -T h e Air Fes**'* Tltaa mlssUa is : te live up to Us advance atm i< a long way from America's mightiest war Hi* ballet-shaped Intercontinen­ tal ballistic missile ran through e "three-la-one" research end desearch tad development test shot without ■ hitch Wednesday. Scient­ ists are atudylag data Won tele­ metry Sad Bum a data capsule to pet a better picture of the success. The Tltaa achieved separation •ad Ignition at Be second stage ter the second time this mouth and seat Its aaoe sene mere thaa twica •lb# distance of the longest previous TUaa test shot. lawyer made his move. Crail said Pinch had confessed hU guilt by fleeing the death scene July IS. He said that Carols had "aided nod abetted him.” Robert Neeb Jr., former partner of Jerry Glealer, started out lu dull (aahlou with a discussion of the legal aspects of the case. Then be look on the subject ef "siding and abetting” sod sprung the biggest surprise ef the Ste month trial. "In ell the testimony and evi­ dence.” Neeb sold, "there isn't One whale day was spent diecussing public relations when the National Congress ef American Indians held a live-day coeven(Ion In Phoenix, Aria., lest year. Talent Scouts Special Gives age Of Comedians Haflfi L‘ra'im 1e * By PBBP DANUG NBW YOKE (UPI) - la there — In the bouse? i” sDedal on right's NBC-TV Startime ed evidence that our _ _ shortage must be real, wsa nary a male or fsmele i jockey among the seven acts on the ebow. But, led by rtesNe, parhapa that's formula far putting on a flee variety show. It war S successful hour bcesueo the new performers ranged hem geed-te-brilliant sad they had a built-la excitement going far them. Ttmlc stegework was Baslly, taeteMly pres anted, too. teslil.Ht VBClMVVBi nu*Unwsnii4 M kitamunm TUI :'m Alle’® CwlWiv e l course, from oor being In on Aeeo "discoveries," wllnenlm wtert mny be. tb i beginnlnr ot ♦’big1’ careers, since you cm " di • TV special without bos-ollica names — nobody would watch, you know — the newcomers were ■traduced by suitably box-offle* Stars: Joan Crawford, Tommy Bends, Hugh Downs, Btehard Bodpan, Maureen O'Hara, Ethel Mcrs u n and Dave Geieoway. Beet portermanot* among the aid*timer* were turned In by O'Hara, Badgers, Downs sod Oariwway. As ter the now-timers, I lha west ef _____ enjoyed ___ ul Wallace, Valle denser Paul slugsr-dsneer U nrte P aten ead the crisp legwork of Brascta ead Tybee, a team. Good jobs turned la by estreat Colleen Dewstag s n Letter James ead ad o vocalthe M m La ''! ' if I8f»: £ Nfh epote. Not ell ef tee he served w talent iceuta r*a gracious exit lines. awford's departure with especially « srar«j ^ E R fES S w " stars worn Mist Mfsa the writing tatormtiag alyl*. The lei pressure of Qcnoway, as at waa tbo ' one single proof that Carole ea the night ef July II caused any injury, struck anyone, used soy weapon, pushed anybody, or touched anyone — certainly not Mrs. Finch.” Neeb gave Pinch another In­ direct kick when he (old the jury that Boeing (be scene ef a crime eould be partial admlssloa ef guilt. But Miss Trogoff, he said, west voluntarily la authori­ ties even though she was charged with "conspiracy to murder” In hiring eouvlct John Patrick Cady. 'Horse For President' Club Begins Setting Up Business By DICE WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) "Morse-for-prssldent club" hue set up shop here ia a former diecount house nest dear to a rub­ ber stamp store. 1 can hardly imagine a more incongruous location. .:ot even his worst enemy la likely to dLeount Sen. Wayne Morse or accuse him' of being anybody’* rubber stamp. I had tbs pleasure of visiting the Morse dub on the day of Ite formal opening. This was e new experience in the tour that 1 have bedh making of presidential cam­ paign office*. The other head­ quarters I hava visited already w en going concarns. A brisk wind was whipping aeross the sidewalk when 1 ar­ rived at KS lllh- Street. This made things difficult for three Morse men who Were trying la hang a strip of bunting aeross the froet of the building. Remember when Arthur frey ran the old 'Talent Scouts” show with this meter? Wofl, II wasn't used Tuesday night to It couldn't spoil (he'fun. I'd like to see more ef tide high quality talent showcase on TV. Our TV tubes badly need new faces. And who 'mows — maybe a comedian will make K the next time. \ One of the buntiag-hangera wee sporting a lash growth ad jet black whisker*. 1 wandered if this meant that Morse bad the ■upport ef the local beatniks, bat he ea Id be grew the brtaA to dramatise a campaign • to win "statehood” for (he District of Co­ lumbia. While tiwao preparations were going an, a florist’s truck drove i» end delivered a big, horseshoeshaped wreath with a gold ribbon which spelled out tbo words "good luck senator." This lad to somo discussion as to whether a horseshoe which pointed downward, ea wee the ceee with the wreath, wasn’t a symbol of bid luck. Opinion on this point was divided. There also was some Jocular speculation that the wreath was ssot ovsr by Sen. John r . Ken­ nedy or tome other presidential candidate with a card reading "rest In pesre.” I learned, however, that the floral tribute was ordered by A1 Foreman, a Portland, Ore., thea­ ter owner end long-time Morse supporter who happened to bo here on business. The Oregon senator, as you know, la •noted far bis forensic ability. Oee of the . eaals's frequent and enduring apsskert, he holds the current recor d ter long-distance debate. Fortunately ter those ef as who enjoy t good stump performance, the candidate himself showed up ter ike headquarter* epulng and Ineted as to t SS-miaute sample ■f Bto oratory. For Mores, thU wasn't even a good warm-up. Ae 1 was leaving, I noticed there wee a church scroti the street On Us bulletin board wee the tallowing announcement: "Quiet horn hern every Wednes­ day." I think Carol Burnett should be the happiest, or luckiest, perform­ er oa TV, Weak after week, It seems, CBS-TV't Garry Moore show does everyth'ig possible to help her display her versatili­ ty. And Miss Burnett delivers In ■mesial stria. Jack Benny was Moore's ipoeiel guest Tuesday night end agate beaked laugbs out ri hie c over Moore's budget Whenever 1 begin (Making Benny's net might be ready fm th. over-ex poturs tomb, he delivers some malarial to remind ui that Ids act has a t Immortality all He own, A CIUDAD TRUJILLO, D. R. (UPI) — Motorised "gangsters" ■hot and killed a men in the streets here Wednesday, wounded two policemen and fled to the BrtiUlea Embassy, tbs govern­ ment announced Wednesday night. The foreign ministry statement identified neither the "gangsters" nor the man Pwy kilted. Police said a check ef license numbers showed that oa* ef the u r e used by the gunmen la registered la the name ef Mario Read Vltlnl, but It was not eortaln whether he was Involved. CBS correspondent BID Leo­ nard, who wee In effect ousted from the Dominican Repobile Wednesday, said in Puerto Me* that IT etudests fearing imprison­ ment or death sought asylum In the Brasilian Embassy after a gunflgM with Dominican guards. Tompd Women's Tourney Opens Here are two more members of the P-TA program ef urging closer the Pinecrest Elementary School's association between parents faculty, being introduced ae part ef teechece la ten eehooL mmmm mmS u m im MRS. MART WALTERS, TAMPA (UPI) - A Held of 114, Including si landtag professionals, lead off today hi the Bret round ef tee 17,990 Tampa Women's Open Golf Tournament. Defending champion Ruth Jetseii, who won laet year with e 71-bole Ml, said it would tab* at least a MS to win this year since the touring pros ere shooting better golf teen they did lest year. Mitt Jeaeen, from Seattle, Wash., it ranked among several top-notch golfers who rata so favorites la tee anuual tourney played at the Palma Coin GoU and Country Club. Upset Sparks Tennis Tourney MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -E d u a r­ do Euteta ef Ecuador, upeet win­ ner Wednesday over Australian Davis Cupper Roy Emerson, wilt play Sweden'* Jen Erie Lundqulxt in * top match in the Good Neighbor Tennis Tournament to­ day. Top-seeded Neel* Fraser ot Australia, holder sf tea U J. Nagles shamptaaeblp. la sched­ uled to fne* Robert Green* of New Yack. F rtear baa boon nut of action wHB a strained keek msects. Officials said he will bo deal trod in default If unable to ploy today. Among tee Hoot Indians sf Arisons, the girl traditionally takes tee initiative la marries*, according to the NsGeer graphic Society the tl by young man' s hair PRICES Popular Brands P ln n c rs B t School fifth srad* teacher, knows a lot about the South. Shn waa born in Florence, Mias., whom she enjoyed horseback riding and haa lived in five south*, urn staten. Mra. Walters traveled in six other atataa and In Mexico. She haa taught in three states. Mra. Walters was educated at Mississippi Southern Col­ lege and at the University of Florida. Police Hunt Cabbie Who Left Child To Die Under Parked Car NEW YORK (UPI)— She lay there under lha ear Ilka a largo rag doll. Her once bright red hair ribbon was streaked with dirt end ■he was dead. Robin Jeyaer, 4, a tot I feat, 4 Inch** tell waa New York Ctty'a 14th htt-and-nm victim in meant Statistics say aha won't bo tea last, but her death will be re­ garded as one of tbo most cal­ low' ef these left to die by pan­ icked driven. The Bttle Negro girl was play­ ing In front of Ik* crowded Har­ lem tenement when she lived Wednesday afternoon. A sudden date late the street, a moving text and Robin was struck down, eevtraly Injured. A crowd gathered. The stocky Negro taxi driver stopped, qulekly b r rite City •i U g t five study wan gives to Saaferd by Mr. Walter City Ft. Piaree Benferd Drljind Population 16,67« 87,500 18,000 TwUl Budffoi $1,401,000 $3,000,000 $088,004 18400 ggOOOOO Coot of Budget par CltUen $84.00 $78.00 $40.00 800.00 0 Total number of EmployMo 174 810 14$ 188 Number of Employoaa per Citlinn 1 per M 1 per 181 1 per 118 1 per 00 Number of Police per Citixen 1 par IM 1 per 018 1 per 048 1 per 038 ToUl Police M SO 80 IS Trnab Budget $98,877 18,000 (Lead fill) U T itK i (U c lu te L u d tm Number ef TTueka 14 i*i Waridy Lour* of Inbar Ammo 40 « 44 - Trained Professional TM aed Prefeeeleeel $ 1 «. - v ■Mford. F t m i D e U a l have PL PtMCW Place A le a f a r il P lu s A M A i a E M M w h a _ ■gsrsensY _________ - e * i « 'M * . s w M i b I I m ,ib»lcr;trw.Vu‘. ' . ‘' H r . ’ Former Mayor During the pest ten yean, there has been a tot ef also ever tee CKy’a aswage disposal qi Lake Mourve. During 1941, the State Board of HsuHh eonduetad a study of the toko and cams out with a gloomy report. However, to lk42, the City’s conauMny engineers the problem end compared this '41 study with a *1mlter state study ot Jacksonville. 17m Jacksonville study hod bean reviewed by two specialists from tbs United States P«*lle Health Bervtee to the effert that the Jacksonville study indicated that It waa not n eerioua pollution problem at Jacksonville^ axeerf was doubtful for swimming or raersatteo. Since tea < report showed a higher degree of pollution, the engineer for the Oily ef Benferd concluded, "the City ef Sanford te not RtsdMted to spendiny money on sewage purification unless R plow te nee the weUse ef Lake Monroe for rsirm tiensd parpnsak eaoti a» bathing”. 4 in n July IS, 1441 report, the City’s engineer, Mr. Bohert Angas, stated that: "treatment will certainly be necessary when the population ef Sanford Inm ates te 40,000”. Mr. Abel Wolrnan, a leading aealtary engineer, ‘submitted a review ef Innfeod's sewage problem ea June I, 14AS. In (Ms »apart. Mr. Wotasen several points as follow* i 1. Lake Monro* was said te be able to take sera of the city's sswegs without InUrfrrring la any way with th* fish life. 1 "Ths only petiibla reason for treating Sanford's sewage would be as a part of ae effort te make the water safe for bathing". • I. Due to the highly colored water, ete., Mr. Wolman stated that "lake Monroe Is not and probably never will ba a very desirable place te swim”. He wont ea to any that K would be exceedingly difficult te maintain a purity de­ sirable for swimming even If a complete' sewage treat­ ment plant was constructed and the treated sewage was rhlorinated. On October 28, 1443, Metcalf and Bddy, tatenmttona% known engineer*, alto submitted a review sf the oonfile ting thoughts and reporta presented by th* State Board of Health end the City's consulting engineer*. 1>la firm soneluded their tend­ ing* by saying that the repairs and axtentian ef tea aewer system were urgently needed and that Mm treatment plant should bo dteerred until ten The discussions ended te an Board of Health and the City of Saaferd April IE 1444, ter the Otty te construct or have started a treats* sat plant within teres years provided the tenanting eould be assuaged on Mm poaonst collateral. This agreement was extended 4*r another two pear* under a July 22, 1417 resolution. However, this extension re­ quired tli* City to eat $40,000 aside sack of the two years dor ■ fund towards the treatment plant construction. This 900,000 hat been set said* end bold as a The City retained Ltedy, Wheslar, and AIteman as fiscal agents to study the financing of Mm sewage treatment plant. After a careful investlgattoa, Mr. Loomis Tandy advised the Otty against n general obligation bend teaoe and toferaaad the Commission that, although revenue certificates eould tocnBy he Issued, there would not he sufficient uvewua teem the peases* rates to mate the retirement end interest sekodato of the eortiflcetos, Bines the City Commission would net cwwldsT th* aewer rates, the peealbWty sf cates ended. The flam! study of the sews ant facta, k became steer that the breaking even with sxpensee. Any unfor newer division must operate hi the red with the actually making np any sewer deficit, The study ala* that, If n treatment plant wee financed, th* tataraat and prtaolpal weald be from $21,000 to $11,000 annually I t addition to the an­ ticipated M et of $24,000 for operating the plant. This means that t te.090 to 110,000 would he required eaeh your tew th* treatment plank Whoa 1274,000.00 to borrowed far each earn traction, tea City must also pay interest that would add another $117,194. Therefore, the total cost would become I4M.134.0C for ftasaciag. plus tbo $90,000 already sot aside as a oath passi ve. A etig to very etmilar to a person. When something sen be paid lor-to cash, It eaves money by avoiding the interact l a this cam, the interest payments amount to Marly 19* additional mot sd n trm tm m t plant when flnsnsed. In IN f, Ike City of Baaford retained * * engineering Arm of Smith and Gillespie to review tom* aid plane for s sewage trm tinsn* plank The report indicated that temfaod had a b a t e outgrown th* eld plans with present r*Mmmsedations ending * r a plant designed te handle three million gallant ef sewage each day. This plant would'he designed to accomplish lha following: a. M to M percent reduction in biochemical oxygen ‘demand (mee-s ef ateaaurtag pollution), b. IS to 90 percent reduction In suspended solids. c. 94 to 44 percent reduction of all settletbla solid*. During December ef 1449, Thornton Laboratories look n pollution study of Lake Monro* for the City of Rgaford. This study wee to compere the present conditions of the Inks with the conditions found by the State during their 1441 study. During this eight-year period, Benferd had made many skaages ‘In tte aewer system. The changes resulted In elimhMtiag the unsightly accumula­ tions along the Ink* toilkhmd; collection end relocation sf the disposal point to the west of th* City away from the populated arm tj and maintaining aonteel over the pollution level oven with the doubling of the contributing population, a side m u lt of the study shews that pollution to alto comb* downstream and Into porttap «f the lake. This stay ba due to or Th* City ef Benferd is now farad with a problem. Approxi­ mately two years weald' ho requited 4* put n treatment plant into operation. Papulation growth it suck that 1470 will tee the City ef Baaford with nearly 19,700 people as a ranernrativt estimate. Buck a psgnlatlm wtH require a sewage temtmant plank • The Bute Beard ef Health wants the treatment plant to •tort immediately, the big fraction is — d* th* people want the pleat ead are they will lag t* pay th* additional cost? A cost that will be a t tenet $.14 additional per month oa each MU or name $0J0.mem par year. Bash OA added sort Is am orally -*TJf w a picked up the Injured child and told tee crowd be was rushing her to a hospital. Robin never reached the hospi­ tal. She was found two hours later dead under a perked ear, her body crumpled ead broken. Jama* Hunter waa walking ■long ten street two blocks from the accident ead two hours after­ wards. Ho thought be saw a rag den under a car. He reached under tea ear ead pulled out Urn bodr of Robin Pollen official* called R "th* moat vicious hlt-aad-run cate I* com* to our attention." Deputy Inspector Joseph J. McLaughlin sold the girl' bsd been placed under th* parked car la a way white would ha vs looked as V tee car had kilted the chill If H had bean driven away. St. AU|UltllM Bt • . MRS. FOLLY DANIELS, Ftneenat I Inman. School fifth grade teacher, was born in Anderson County, Tenn. Mrs. Daniels, received her edu­ cation at Maryville College, Maryville, Tenn., where ihe got a bachelor of arts de­ gree in education. Mra. Daniels Uvea at 110 Laurel Drive. She haa two daugh­ ters, eight and Id yearn old. E lem en tary UbtUcUca «f rity Former Commina loner Sanford Facts On Sewage Disposal PARTIAL COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF C IT Y OPERATIONS on b » M a tic e . The Channel Swim: Robert Loc­ als takes oa a duel rote te the U. 8. Steel Hour’s April C comedy OB CBS TV, "How To Make A Killing." Loggia will be teen as a French general and the gener el's long-tost English son. Eva Gabor la the "torn interest." Robert Greff hat resigned from NBC-TV to become president of •extant, Inc., ■ new TV ead motion picture company. Graff la th* producer of next Sunday's Archibald MacLelsh t e l e p l a y , "The Secret of Freedom" Ed Sullivan's CBS-TV show for March $9 wW feature top-flight d rew acts. Including performers la tee Cirque D'Hlvcr of P aris., . Frlederlch DuerrenmsU's short play. "Aether At Work," 1* the Goodyear Theater shew ter Me day, April 11 on NBC-TV. star­ ring Ernie Xovaci . . . Maria Schell will star In the ARC-TV adaptation of "Nloold\pk,” port of tee "Special Toalght" aeries, •e Wednesday, April to- B A R G A IN ^ Thugs Kill Nan On P-TA Introduces Teachers Dominican Street h Defense 'Splitting' k ;: , -1 ** , * i 1 C R T ooauunuoM . • '1 * f .t f f l S n P K ---- . -------------------- L '. - n A . ■ .h ^ . ----------------------------------------- v . , . . ------- - - W , — ,-------------------- '-V., r .,; .................................................. - w �Search Continues For Jet A 200-mnn air and land search for the wrocknge of a Navy Jet bomber and two of its crew was still unsuccessful today. The twin engirt A3D Sky warrior, on a training mission a t the-Sanford Naval Air Station was assumed to have crashed between 4:30 and 5:30 p. m. Wednesday, ^according to officials at NAS. The NAS public service information office at 2 p. m. said that no trace of the plane or missing airmen had been found. One of the three Jacksonville Naval Base crewmen, Photographer's Mate Second Class R. L. Cardeau, was picked up by a Navy helicopter crew after he bailed out near Lake Helen. By United Press Intaraatfcmal Two air tragedies within It hours left at least 16—and possi­ bly I t— persons dead, t t Injured mtnd two unaccounted far today. w A New York-bound Italian airUnar, which haa juat taken as 7,000 gallons of gaaollne, “Maw Into M million placna" an taking off from tba Shannon, Ireland, air­ port aarty today and rained aurvivon, bodies and wrackaga onto a nearby cemetery. At least 61—and possibly IT died in the collision Thursday of a U. S. Navy DC6 and a Brasilian airliner over cloud-shrouded ugarloaf Mountain near Rio da Janeiro. About 41 af tha dead and the three turvlvora af tba Brasilian tragedy were Americans. Tba Brazilian Air Ministry said today the U. S. Navy plant probably wat to blama for the crash. Brendan Murray, assistant Shan­ non airport manager, said t t per­ sona were killed outright, S perjuna were In critical condition la hospitals and that twu of the I t passengers and crew aboard tha Italian airliner ware "unaccounted Gluaeppl Carroll, a Capuchin prUwt of New York Cily. Their fata was sot known Immediately. _ Cauaa of tho eraah appeared to hie "angina failure" on Ukeoff, a Shannon airport tpokotniaa said. Father Charles Comtford, a Catholic priest whe Uvea near tha cemetery where the crash oc­ curred, said tha plane appeared to blow up into “ 10 million pieces while In flight," raining bodies and wreckage ecrois a 300-yard Iran of tho coastal marshland. Tba three survivors of tha Bra­ zilian crash, U . (J.g.) Georg# f . U. S. launches 2-Ton Satellite u tA F I WAJlAVKn/Uf lUFI! » V Americ a today launched a two-tee earth satellite aboard Mo mightest space racket to last a system of detecting Russian missile fir­ ings with an Infra-red "sky spy." The Air Forte reported btdieatloea were the eeeond stage of the Midas separated properly. However, partial lose of telemetry signals made Impossible im­ mediate confirmation that tha at^«ond stage Ignited and tho ealel9 lit* went into orbit. An tt-faot tail Atlas-Agena thun­ dered into the sky at 11:41 p, m. with more than 1.000 pound* of delicate—and possibly diplomati­ cally tontroveralal — isatrumauta in its note. Tha sleek rocket, the aatioo'a mightiest, traveled steeply and appareotiy normally la March af aa orbit around tha middle of earth far Ha payload. The Agon* #iscond-tlage casing was to re­ main attached I* aad travel in orbit with the bulky laetrumanl package. This was the first test of an Air Force plan to put a dozen hr more Project Midas satellites info orbit within Um next two to four years te keep take oa launchings of big Soviet missiles. Midas la short for "military de­ fense alarm system." (§ The •*> item ia kayed lo a sen alliva infra-red device that would detect the exhaust of an enemy rocket within one minute aftar H wai fired, giving America a ttminute warning. This la the time it would take an intercontinental ballistic missile to go from pad to target. Th* Orange County Cumminion today went on record at favoring a joint drainage Improvement pro­ gram involving Seminole aad Or­ ange counties and the city of Win­ der Park. Cost of tba program is axpactad to be S372.M0. Seminole County Commissioner Lawrence Swafford, who attend­ ed a meeting of Um twu board* Cardeau suffered a leg injury and is being treated at the hospital at the Navy base. He told officials he remembered little about the incident except that ha was told to ball out. Still missing today are Lt. G. E. Dotson. the pilot and Lt. C. K. Faulkner, bombardier-navigntor. • Lt. Cdr. H. K. Smith, information of­ ficer a t NAS said approximately 12 Navy, Coast Guard and Civil Air Patrol planes are combing a four-county area for the wreckage. The plnncs were called back to their base about 1 p. m. Thursday due to low ceiling and heavy rain, but rejoined the search early this morning. 1C Hal lt. Holenia, Norfolk, Va., were hospitalised with minor inJuries. President Elsenhower and Bra­ silian President Juaeellno Kubitsehek Went to the hospital on their return Hera from Sao Paulo Thursday night In eipress their aympathy to the aurrivors. A ministry spokesman said the U. I . Navy DC0 apparently had atrayad from ita assigned course. The DO! waa bringing Navy bandsman and other Americans here from Buenos Alrat when it collided with the Brasilian air­ liner inbound from Vitoria. The survivors were believed to be members of the U.S. naval party tent to Argentina at a result of the recent submarine scare there, tide of the mountain. All of the 26 persona aboard the the Brasilian airliner died. The number of dead aboard the Navy plana wai a matter af dispute, the U. S. embassy saying there were 44 persona in the plane and Navy officials In Bio and in Wash­ ington saying tt carried only M. In Washington, relative* of the Navy bandsmen killed in (he crash said several of them had bad premonitions of disaster abead before they left for Lqtin America. VOL. XL1X WEATHER: Fair and colder today and tonight. High today, 54-00. Low tonight, 36-44. United Presa Leased Wire Established 1008 FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1080 SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 p . m . S to c k s NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock prices at 1 p. m.: American Airlines ............ 21*4 American TAT .. . . . . . . . . . IT's American Tobacco Bethlehem Steel Caterpillar............ C A O ........... ...... Chrysler ............. DuPont ................ Curtiss • Wright .................. 24 Eastman Kodak .. Ford Motor . .. . *«• •«*••t Tim General Electric M ttlltlU 11 General Motors .. ............... 46*4 Graham - Paige .. «•»*****•• ^4 Int.- T A T ........ ............... 3IM Loriilard............... •*••**«••• M Minute Maid . ... eeeaoeaas* li Penney ........ »#»•»*•*•• 111 Penn RR ............................ IS Royal American .. •»««•***s* 3Wk Sears Roebuck . . ............. . 44H Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 43*4 Studebaker .......... m i t t aat* ITMi WesUnghoute El. ............... 4#H BUENOS AIRES (UPI) - Presi­ dent Elsenhower made a dramatic arrival in tha heart of Buenos Aires by helicopter today, soaring over the heads of angry demonatratora who were demanding the return of ousted Dictator Juan D. Peron. They shook their fiats at th« chopper at It passed high above them. Five bombs exploded in the city dufing tha night, injuring three persona la what may hava bven anti - American 4amawtrafront. Two or the blasts damaged Amrrican-owtied companies. Security arrangements were the tighten of Eisenhower's Latin American trip. Tha President arrived by pl|ne ■t Eteisa Airport, saddened by the loss of •! persons in Thurs­ day’s air collision over Rio de Janeiro between a U. S. Navy plane and a Brasilian airliner. President Arturo Kronditl and other high Argentine dignitaries welcomed Eisenhower. warmly at the airport, and the two preti> dent! boarded a U. S. Marine Corp* helicopter and flew 27 mllet into the city to the U. S. embassy gardens. Members of Eisenhower's party wlm made the trip into town by auio taw Peroo'a name whitewashad an the highway hundreds of times and aignt saying “ People are with Peran" and "Peran come back." A UPI correspondent in a radio­ telephone ta r tracking the hell- Be Bighearted Nearly 250 women will canvass for contributions to thn Heart Fund in Seminoia County and DaBary Sunday. The volunteer worker* will cover all communities in Seminole and DeBary in a house-to-house eanvase be­ tween 1 p. m. and l p . m . The captaina of the drive will have their headquartera in Seminoia Memorial Hoapital, according to Mra. Michael Caolo of Sanford, Heart Sunday auparvinor. Money collected for the Heart Fund ia uaed for research and for purchase of heart treatment equipment for different arcaa, according to need. The recent allotment by tha Florida Heart Associa­ tion of funds to buy an oacilloscope and pacemaker for Seminole Memorial Hospital was an answer to Seminole County's need, Seminole-DeBary Heart Council president Earnest Southward said today, in urging generous re­ sponse to the Heart Sunday canvass. copter reported that Pcronlati along the way thou ted “Viva Pm ron“ at the craft patted overhead. The extremely tevere security meaturet and the heat kept the crowd down to about 1,000 and thete w en kept a tafs dittanee away. In accepting a hey to the dty, Eitenhower said ha wat “one hun­ dred per eent“ for Frondlti, The praise for the Argentina pretident, who atood silently at Eitenhower’i tide, came when Els­ enhower recalled that Frondlti had ■aid, “Argentina It going to be one of the great leading democra­ cies, not only of the Weitern world, but all'the world." Eitenhower then added with feeling; “ I am far him 100 per rent, and I feel that It It a great privilege for ma to rome back te return hit friendly call te Washing* ton." tornadoes. Temperatures d i p p e d below freezing la parts of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. Cold ruined the valuable tomato, watermelon and corn crops la tha asml-tnptcal lower Rio Grande Valley. [The naar-hliuard which lashed ,0m Midwest Thursday with IPNortheast and Now Rlcagjarm wW ier mot and killed hi# wife and two tfaugblars Thurs­ Armatreog-Jeada, p , day, put a bullet' through hie head, i many pfoMMd- 'df then drank a cad'of beer before staggering to a nearby home. Julio Montes, 41, today, wee in serious condition at a hospital with a »-catlber pistol bullet wound in hia head. Officers said the bullei went In under Me lower right Jaw and earns out tinder hie left ear. Ha was expected te recover. Lee Ceuaty sheriffs deputies said Montes killed bli wife and children te climax hours of drink­ Farm Incpme Down WASHINGTON. (UPI) -a- Farm ing. They said ha shot tha girle, tballaa, f, aad Virginia, a, ia the lacemt pluagui M per cate l« 11 bedroom of their homo before billion dollars hi IN I whU other slaying hit wife Luisa, about 41, in the bedroom. Deputies said Monies then fired a bullet through hie head, opened a can of beer aad lurched to tba homo of MamlUaao Corona. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tho Democratic-controlled House Ap­ propriations Committee today da■led President- Elsenhower's re- CITY PLANNER G e n ii Dnke, left, (fed Zoning and Planning Board Member. Art Harris examine Duke's Generalised Lund-one Plug for Sanford, ahowln proposed perimeter route. (Herald I News Briefs WASHINGTON (U P I)- South­ Paar Show Probe? ern senators vowed today to con­ WASHINGTON lUPI) — A House tinue their talkathon against civil subcommittee is looking into th* rights "for a lot af weeks" de­ Jack Paar talavliien show, it waa spile the threat af 24-hour Senate disclosed today, A apokcimen for the subcommittee headed by Bop. Sen. Sam J. Ervin (D-N.C.) told Oren Harris (D-Ark.) said the pa­ United Press International the nel has asked lit* NBC network Dili* bloc expected to get some to supply it with a Kinescope of unintentional help from civil tho Paar show af Jan. II. . rights backers la th* South's ef­ fort te avoid a showdown. "You can't silencl a senator." Loses Coolness Ervin commented. “They might BOSTON (UPI) - A testy ex­ not debate this (civil righla) Is- change between the prosecutor and aut but they wit) want to talk on Willem Van Hie erupted today at ether subjects-” lbs Dutch wireless operator's mur­ Ervin pointed out that tome of der trial. Th* 11-year-old Van Bit, the longest speeches ia a IS hour normally cool-mannered, showed and IS minute station Ihat ended the first outward sign of strain at II:lg p. m Thursday ware under a punishing crota-eaamlnimad* by supporters of righla leg Uoa that began Thursday. illation who spoke *a other mat ten. a special tea district will ha ait up far residents ia tha Temple Terrace aed Tangle weed anas of Semi**!* County. To* main part of the project Isnford to tho. Lake Monroe Bridge could ha A fine parkwjy with,' recreation .Acilitles. CRy Plamttr Gerald Mpm uold the Jkdford Zoning Add Planning Board Thursday. "I think that would be a very worthwhile plan lo go Into,'' frakt ■aid. He referred te the w4w»t wide atrip between the railroad track* end Lake Monroe from Sanford to the bridge. The land could be used for wa­ ter ski facilities and for a Boy grout area, Dake suggested. Th* planner said th* amount of pollu­ tion in Lake Monroe will becoma lest aa the Stats Board of Health damp* down on emptying of sew­ age into the lake. Therefore, watarakiiog In Lake Monroe will increase, Dake forecast. The planner recomtttnded that Sahford acquire the lead. The aoning officials also diecussed possible problems which msy result af* Board mamber of W. First Art Harris said ha thought tha group's biggest problem counsel­ ed with lha four-la aed area would be handling of commercial toning, “ I definitely tee m seed for W. First St. ever going com­ mercial," Dake laid. If* suggested a commercial atrip oa W. First St. near Grapeville Ave. for molds, but said ihat if motels were allowed near­ er town they would bring traffic Inin lha eily, . Dake'a motel suggestions hinge partly on completion af Circus- land. Ma luggeata Grapevine at one. part of the Sanford perimeter rouie to carry Clrcuilsnd traffic around ih* cily, rather than through il. The perimeter route would run from W. First It. south on Grapevillt lo ttth St., east to meal U. S. 17-02 sear lunland Estates, and acron n o t to the old Orlando highway. From there Is would go north on Orlsndo highway to a point near Cinderville east to Cameron Av*., north on Cameron to llth It. and there meet a proposed extension of Seminole Blvd. and run along Lake Monroe. Sinford Building Inspector M. A. Velvington said that U Cirruswould land goea in, tha Hate . co-operate to extend GrsptvMle Av*. from 10th St. south to U. S. PROGRESS MINCE JANUARY was reported, a t Thursday night's moating of thn Sanford Humana Society, Aa Um chart hat* shows, the society has enraHod 60 members and received contributions and membership feea of (SIR Eothuaed over the report pis Robert Johnson, treasurer; Elaine Miller, canter, recording secretary, and Ruth Rankin, corresponding secre­ tary. Mra. HarriattCowley, president, reported on the agreement by the county commiMlonws to ionae a piece of land screen from the county home on Hwy. 17*62 for m snimsl shelter, subject to psbUe hearing, tostoUvsly set March 28. (Herald Photo) fT-tt. Dyke sqld French Ave. has a traffic couni of *1,000 cart per day new and that the peri­ meter route will be needed to relieve future pressure. Dike's Generalised Land Use Plan recommends commercial eooing out 13th SI. and down French Ave. eod U.S. 17-02. Com­ mercial organisations art there now and nothing ean b* done about M, although it'a a bad situation, the planner is id. He alee recommended a com­ mercially toned area for the north and of Mellonvllle Ave. near Lake Monroe. Both Daka aad Ytlvington agreed that presartptioo shops and doctor’* of­ fices lend to locale around hos­ pitals aod the Beirut si of thla area to Seminole Memorial would be a likely spot for such buildings. Board member Robert Kerns said about flve different areas have been toned for prescription shop* near Seminole Memorial but more have been put up to far. Dak* also presented a general development plan for Sanford's central bu tineas district. Ho recommanded a new library im­ mediately east of tha Civic Cen­ ter and a new fire station im­ mediately south of tha center. This would replace Ihc present nation on Palmetto Ave. Dake said Fire Chief Mack Ciavaland Sr., thought this was a pood site. It would give fire Irutjke fast arceis easi-west along Seminole Blvd. end north-south along Sanford Ave. A yacht club and marina <o re­ place the present bandsbell, and tree-filled mills to replace road­ way on several small streets were also suggested by the plan­ ner. Dake recommended making fourth St. w i way west and Se­ cond It. one way east, making Commercial Ava. a through street, and adding orf-streal parking area* la tha cily. Daka’a groundwork in making a guide pita for Sauford'a future devtiepmeal is now finished. Hie employer. George W. Simons of Jackaonvifle, will look over Dake'a findings, Make revisions, sad sub­ mit ait findings in bound leporu la the city. Sanford's government then may use the findings as U wishes. the winter. Up I# W iochei ad ■now blocked two main Mlehigaa highways. Sevta Inches In DetroM touched off a rash of trafflc-eaait lng accident*. Sevan inches af snow severed Springfield, Decatur, Peoria end champaign la Illinois. Party mile aa hour winds whipped drifts ■cross highways. Dotens af school* closed. Tornadoes dipped from Me aim at Jacksonville aad Labs City, Thursday. Then were no deaths or serious Injuries, but the twisters wrecked or damaged ■ homo* aad buildings. The city started putting add!lionet office space and a courtroom on (he second floor of City Hall thla week. Sanford CHy Manager W. E. Knowlee said Thursday. Knowlaa told the Sanford Zoning and Planning Board tha pity Hafl was built soundly la the lKOt, but waa not properly planned. Adding tba courtroom and office and storage apace upstairs will leave more room for workers and ihe visiting public on tho ground floor, the cily manager Mid. He added that noisy office machines also will bt put upstair*. Insurance regulations has kept Uia cily from usiog tha second floor or its headquarters, but now tho way hat been cleared for conver­ sion of the Mcond floor, la being converted Knowlea Mid. Crews Bock Home Flight craws from VAH-d at th* Sanford Naval Air Stilton arrived Ibis morning after a seven month tour in thn Mediterranean ns pait of tho nation'* Drat Una ad do* team. Tho heavy attack squadron is un-der th* command *1 Cdr. Ball P. Yales. lh a squadron had Hated parts as Barraiaai, Istaahal, sns. Nspies, Leghorn aad Cat it ~' �Lutheran Church Church Of Christ Nizarene o> c n i s T rfeRN p a r s ch u rch o r th u Gwn NAIARINB Ralph Brewer it. ... > Evangelist 0 BRIAN ROAD . Rlbla School ........... 10:00 a. « , Vpiitoc Molding Won hip 11:00 a. at. Rev. H a Fl*her Sunday al t p. a . an orian con E n n lo i Wonhip . . . . 7:00 p. a . tlundsy achoal . ... *■« a. m. cart la to be presented by Mr*. Morning wort hip . 10:43 a. a W*d. Prayer Service ■ 1:90 p. a . Either Mitchell at the Lutheran Youth aarrlco ........... 0:40 ( a. Church of the Redeemer, 101 W. Evangelistic aanrlea T:B0 p. m. 23th Place, CHURCH OF CHRIST Wod. prajrer service ,.T:M p. a . Mr*, MUebetl I* a graduate of Paata ■* CarpU College, Wauketha, WilcouEtra D uncan........ . Mi lU, with a dagraa la tiered muHairing Worth Ip . ... UrOO ale, majoring to organ. Shn la a Evcaiag Wonhip . . . . . . «:W mem bar af lia A aerkaa GuU of Thors. Bible Study . . . . TtSI I. L. Drawdy .... Pastor Organ!*!* and la taaehing for Sunday School I0;00 a. m. Tii* Engel School of Musie and W U:W a. m. Thompson Mutlc Company nf Or* Christian Sorvica Training 1:00 Morning Wonhip AU member* and friend* are p. at. E voting Wonhip Evening Worthlp . ____ . 7:00____ p. m urgad la e o a t tad outor the Med. Prayar Sarviaa T:N p. a . coneart which will ha tutorapem d with her aomauwta oa HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL whet particular qualities of the CHURCH Presbyterian organ she la tmphaiising. Path A*a. at 4th St FIRST PRRSBYTBR1AH Raw. John W. Thonus ... Pastor ^ CHURCH ' Holy EnehaHst ........ T:M a. m Oak At*, and Third at. Family Serrlc* Church School ........t:M a. as. Mornlag,Wonhip . .. . •:«! a. a . Sunday School ........ . • : » a. m. Honing Frayer— Sermon ................ 11:00 a. m. Morning Warship . . . . 11:00 a. m. Senior Fellowship .... 0:00 p m. Haig Cemmmien— TaaoOay 9:00 0. m» Evening Warship .. 9:10 p. ■ Wadt eeduy ...................10:00 a. m. Wad. Freyar Sarrtaa....9:N p. m. The special services tor QuiaNursery Available Thursday 9*10 a. as. quagueiJms Sunday and Ash Wed­ Sacrament af Pauaaea nesday w en announced by Rev. Saturday............ 0:00-0:00 p. at. Paul E, Shulls af the All Saints Episcopal Church, Enterprise. Hely Communion at $ a. m. and Morning Prayar aad sermon at 11 a. m. a n scheduled for Sun­ day. On Wednesday and Sunday a* 10 a. m. will ba UUay*aad Panitentisl Office, Alan, the Episcopal Chitrchwnman win moat i t the pariah haute, Wadnaadsy at S *. a . All Baptis­ ed woman af tha Episcopal Church are automatically eligible tor church f lllllf Uaton ........ • iveuiai Worship . ... 9:i aA Prayer sam e* Ti* Nuraery arltlabla CENTRAL RAPTtVT CWU1CW Car. i« h a t a o ik Av*. la v . OaQ Smith . .Pastor Sunday Schoat .... 9:4S a. a . • Marafaa WSnfefp .. il'.oo a. m . . . . \0 : il p. a . Mp . .. . 9:10 p. a . mmtfftaep-* — tH I C M S T BAPTIST CHUBCH SM V. Oaara Bead . pastor .......9:41 a. a . . . . . ii:0b a. a . .. d:M p. a* . 9:41 p. a . Sarvtea^9j4l p. a . Pancokg Sup Set By Churcl Loagwood’s Christ O copal, will have n Sbrava Tuesday pancake supper March 1. Admission la flm I:1M p. a . supper in tha church haS will ha 9f cents tor ariuKe and 01 tents tor childrsa under IS. Tha public Lakt Maiy Church Sponsors Dinner A eeuniry gtyla park diaaar to betog g m u i l by Ha hniMooe of the Lake Mary Community Presbyteries Church tonight, Diaaer*r it I1JI a plata tor mBBUB ub^I BB Sht pmiApMl -WQI ha served from l . l t L l p. a . n4 tha church* Mrs. Ola Cochran la chairmsa af tha m a t. u M iaiiiM t f M K oil* a. a. kU mi. MW a. a. 9* H» Maaaar * * -Vv Ths support o f the Church Sorias is sponsored by tha following Business Firms: Heller Motor Silos Rib Theatre Vulcsn Materials Co. Progressive Printing Co. .Dnthtf Sunday Schnal ............S ill a. a . Msrniag Worthlp....H:0t g. a . Evaagouatto Berriaa ..9t» pi a . Waaan’a Mioototaw Yaun« Paapia'a Swvtoa. Wad .......... t f p. m. Negro Churches PSOGRBSI — 10HAST FuraHuro Co. Wh?s!?r Fertilizer Co. A L S S PU U Aineco Station Celery City Printing Co. S r H Atlantic National Bank inw w p ’ a*M * ... t �FrL Feb. 29. lW O -Pege i W om an By JEANNE WARNKE FA 2-7439 THERE WAS MUCH LAUGH­ TER AND CHATTER last night ^*hen a group of women—all “ ormcr school mates and SHS graduates of the dais of '42, met at the home of Pally (Mrs.David) Gatchel. , The "gab session" was Inspired by two out of town members, now service wives, who are visiting in Sanford— Mrs. Delphine Hasty, the former Earline Kelly, - and Mrs. William Young, the former Lucille Hall. Also present were ^M rs. Ben Currie (Violet Wells) of ^Daytona, Miss Kstherine Spencer of Orlando . . and Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom (Florence Wells). Mrs. Leo Watson (Stella Toucbton), Mrs. Johnny Sauls (Clsra Has­ kins), Mrs. Art Beckwith (Zona Mathews), Mrs. W. W. White (Susan Klrtley), Mrs. James Lee (Luticia Gormley) and Mrs. C. 0. Jones (Joyce Adams). MRS. C. L. Mcnser, of Vero 'jB csch and president of the Flor­ ida‘Federation of Women's Clubs, will bo the guest speaker on MRS. MENSER March t whan tha Sanford Wom­ an'* Club meat* for a buiinesa luncheon. At that lima eleven past presidents will b* honored • • -they are Mrs. R. E. Tolar, Mra. R. A. Smith, Mra. C. R. Dawson, Mrs. Jim ta Mougbton, Mrs. H. W. Rucker, Mr*. O. P. Herndon. Mra. 0. M. Harrison, • Program A t Meeting To Be Presented By Of Xi Beta Chapter W. S. G S. Tuesday A program entitled "The Varioui Man” waa pretented bjr Mra. Mal­ colm Lodge Jr. at (he meeting of the XI Beta chapter of Bela Sigma Phi at the home of Mra. Gordon Frederick on Banana Lake. Mrs. G. Andrew Speer, presi­ dent, presided at the business ses­ sion when reports were heard from committee chairmen, Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr. and Mrs. Don Bales. Plans were discussed for a lunch­ eon to be held In the near future. Plans were also discussed con­ cerning the chapter project of awarding a full-jeweled Beta Sig­ ma Phi pin to some lucky winner. Mrs. Vernon Hardin reviewed the , rules of parliamentary procedure taken from the chapter's manuel. Mrs. Dan Batten will be hostess to the next meeting Monday, March 14. New officers for the coming year will be elected at this meeting. Refreahmenla were served -by the hostess to Mrs. Speer, Mrs. Harold Chapman, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Bales. Mrs. J. L. Horton Jr., Mrs. Hardin, Mrs. Frederick and Mrs. Batten. E. W. Christensen, registrar and suidance counselor of Srmlnola High School, and Mrs. T. J. Taylor. panel members with Mrs. E. C. Williams as moderator will present the program at the W. S. C. S. meeting in McKinley Hall, Tues­ day morning at 9:43 o'clock. Following the panel discussion a question and answer period will he held. Mr. Christensen will use as his topie "Conservation Of Youth” and Mrs. Taylor will stress the "Conservation of M a t u r e Years.” Mr. Christensen will Incorporate In his talk the special testing program to be held at Seminole High School the second week in March. It Is known as "Project Talent.” The executive board meeting win precede the program at 9 a. m. All Interested persons are Invited to attend. ■e guests were ready la h e re — Mrs. Lipplncott brought in a tape recorder and played e recording ef the entire procedure. She had a microphone bidden in the party ream end the conversation of the entire evening was recorded. Gueata included the honoree. the Mlssea Barbara Flynt, Patty Walkar and Joyce Johnson, Mrs. Dot Adams, Mrs. Glenns Bicknail, Mrs. Robert Dekle. Mrs. Mary Duffy, Mrs. Cynthia Galley, Mrs. MaybeUa Gsy, Mrk. Florencs Golmartin, Mrs. Kathryn Gilstrep, Mrs. Janet Gustafson, Mrs. Elisabeth Hart, Mrs. Jane Hop­ kins, Mra. Talma Jarrell, Mrs. EUa Dinkins, Mr*. Mary KoUift, Mrs. Iren* Lapin, Mra. R. D. Dekle. Mn. Ebbe Lee, Mrs. Jo* Piekins. Mr*. B. C. Williams, Mrs. Bill Fndgstt. Mrs. Alvt Conway, Mrs. Helen MeCIusky. Mrs. Ju­ lie Oravstx, Mrs. Audrey Pattersea. Mrs. Mildred Petty, Mrs. Bobby Powell, Mr*. Rose Ran*bottom, Mr*. Joyce Selbree, Mrs. Daisy Simmons, Mrs. Avis S lan ts. Mrs. Lee Patton, Mrs. Hardy Patterson, Mrs. Talmsdgt Melts Jr., Mn. Peter Bukur and Mrl. Richard Rani bottom. Church Calendar Personals • X l f Z U f V BNQPGRARfl, lr. and Mra. George Anba nborn and home guests, Mr. and Mra. Nell Cobb, of Springfield, VI.. ar* spending this wsek at tha San­ born home. Mr. and Mra. T. Z. Cason of Jacksonville and Dr. Jimmy Cason of Winter Haven are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wriglu for the weekend. They have plans for abad fishing at Lemon Bluff. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Alvarex of Jacksonville were overnight guests of Miss Doris Faber recently. Herman Cook of South Bend, Ind., waa the overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hart, Thursday. Mr. and Mra. Daniel Hinson ef Maitland, announce the birth of a son, Vance Andrew Hinson, born Fob. 14 at Winlar Park Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Hinson Is the former Miss Sandra Schaat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schaal, former reeldenti of San­ ford. Mr. Hinson Is miniging Vary your favorlta corn muffin editor of th* Orlando Evening recipe by adding to the bitter It Star. teaspoon of celery seed and 1 tablespoon of chopped parsley. Bake and serve as usual. Most children love cheese. But is ■ rule, they prefer milder flavors according to cheese dis­ Ona good picture or unit of tributors, ao choosa eheddar or pictures is better thin many pic­ American cheese for those picks. tures cluttered about the room. t he M biU im tm . L - H i - -----i s . w art to* ml ■Jm iin i rhiiDwwti* w riitw b* Dr tiful cards and a "money tree." Each piece of money was wrap­ ped in gold paper and fastened to a gold painted tree. Aefreshmenls for this occasion furnished by friends, were two beautifully decorated heart shaped cakes, orange Juice and mints. Approximately 30 guests called during the afternoon to wish them happiness. Out-of-tnwn guests in­ cluded Mr. and Mrs. Amos Atchely, Orange City; W. T. Fer­ guson, Dellary; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. West, Mr. and Mrs. C. St. Johns of Houghton Lake, Mich., and Daytona Beach; Mrs. Verona Ray of nedwing, Minn, and Mrs. Velma Urandi of Burlington, Leftover desserts — nets 99 fruit cake or plum pudding—can be serred with a . hard aanee, whipped cream or lemon aauca ta add new flavor and appearance. Geneva Garden Club Plans Workshop W H E N IN DAYTONA The Geneva Garden Club will BEACH plan to vjslt the hold an all day workshop March new fabric ahop juat open­ 2 at 10:30 a. m. at the Geneva ed at 118 8. Palmetto Ave. Community Hall. Mr*. P. W. Murphy will demon- They have a beautiful ar» strate Rower arrangements. Mem­ ray of faahion fabrica for bers are requested to hring their your aewlng plennure. A own containers and flowers, either complete not Iona dlnpiay ia First Tresbytcrian Church. Pio­ fresh or dried materials. neer Fellowship meets at # p. m. the store and four pattern Senior Fellowship meet* .at • There's a wraith of gold la new lines for your selection. p. m. Jewelry. In precious or rostumo Pinecrcst Baptist Church Youth form, the metal ia smooth textur­ Fellowship meets at 9 p. m. ed and bright in the same piece of J«woIry. It Is twisted and woven MONDAY a Into new forms. Gold eolorlag is Barnett Memorial Methodist found In pearls, beads, and tex­ Church Adult Fellowship will have tured beads. Also Important are a covered dish supper at 9:30 semi-precious stones in the goldcolor family like topas, and amber. p. m. in the church annex. For year store, office or hem* •#« victor's complete newU<w The Colonial Shop Term* and Treda to* FIm Fabrica 111 8. Palmatl* Ave. Daytona Beach, Fie. Free Parking la Roar Office Machine Cm. HAYNES 914 Magnolia Av*. 9A S449S Apartness MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Slnee (heir manage two years ago, Mr. aad Mrs. Dsnlel Goldman have had one major problem. Ha is a student at Marquetta University and ahr it at the University of Wisconsin. Their complaint baa been that the two schools never co-ordinated their vacations. Finally, this June they did. Both schools listed their gradua­ tion ceremonies on the same Sun­ day at the same hour. So neither Goldman was able to attend the other's graduation. So ninny folk* have been eh-ing and ogling nt tha unfinished models—the V.I.P.— the Executive—the Ambassador . . . that we've decided 4<> hold n nncak prevue this Saturday and Sunday 'til dark. 8 luxurioun model* . . . every feature you've ever wanted . . . 8 or 4 hedroonm . . . each with 2 full bathe . . . FHA end conventional financing . . • low, low down payment! . . . no closing costa . . . etc., etc., ahd etc. 2&jlmjs ££ s a s s t t i t f i s t p — ried 30 years ago In their own home in Rochester, Ind., by the Rev. W. Lacy, minister of the First Christian Church. Roth Mr. and Mrs. Hart lived and worked In Rochester before their mar­ riage, thus they had built their own home and had it furnished before the wedding. They lived there for • years before moving to South Bend, Ind. where they now own their home and spend the summers. They have been spending the past ten wlntrrs in Enterprise and have a number of friends in this sec­ tion. The Harts received many beau­ Final plans for the Installation dinner to be held March 12, were discussed by the Navy Wives Club when It met at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Holbrook. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon. For information concerning the dinner call FA 2-1990. Member* are reminded that reservations must be in by March 7. The next meeting of the chib will be March 7 at 9 p. m. at tilt base. Officially we're not oftrii . . . the models nr* Mill being primped, painted and polished for (he grand opening next week. The spin* ia the »*min etruo- nlao ia the i m i to which turol beam of the body. It theee Impinged nerve* lead. tcfa ^ i^ w a u we|| u In the lower back. j t u important to see a Chiropraetor aa soon as possible if suffering with backache, aa th* affected nerve may also cause trouble in the organ to which it lead*. The Chiropractor locates and removes the nerve interference by adjuatInf th * misaligned bonea. q_ . ^ - m id * Plans Installation Enterprise Couple Observes By HELEN SNODGRASS Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hart. Clarke St., Enterprise, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday afternoon with an "open house” sponsored by several friends and neighbors of the com­ Annual Smorgasbord at Congre­ munity. gational Christian Church, starts Mr. and Mrs. Hart, the former, at 3 p. m. No tickets sold at Miss Cecils MrGraw, were mar­ the door after 9:30 p. m. Dinner music will be provided during the entire serving time. Members of Little Women Story Lcsgue meets from 1 to 2:30 p. m. at the Elks Playground to make final plans for their spring program. Stories will be selected and discussed. All members-urged SATURDAY to attend. Members of all S. S. classes MONDAY of Upsala Community Presbyte­ Past Matrons' Club Order of rian Church meet at the church the Esstern Star, Seminole chap­ at 1:30 p. m. to go to Skata City ter 2 will hold the annual dinner, honoring Junior past matron, Mrs. for an afternoon of skating. Chap­ Llnnie Moye at 9:30 p. m. in erones are Mrs. Kay Thompson, Masonic Hall. Mrs. Charles Tolley and Rev. John Tilley. Enterprise SUNDAY Backache A Sign Of Nerve Irritation! menu colled vertebra*. The epin* reaU upon tha pelvu »'hich l* nude up of three movable bonne; I th# hip bone* ■ and the sacrum, P Trillion! of nerve ! W wire* paaa from ■K th e brain, K g t hr ough th* “Pln* *nd out *** tween the vertabrae. Injury can eaaily aub* luxate (miealign) t h e n joint#, thus Irritating tha nerve* paaa in gout between them. Th* r**ult la ptin. or Navy Wives Club Golden Wedding Anniversary (P&AMWIL& At Kitchen Shower Miss Melba Jobs son, brida-elact, was honored with a kitchen show­ er thin week at tha homo ef Mrs. Robert Lipplncott at keg borne on Elm Avo. Several games were played with prists awarded to Mra. H. B. Longwell, Mra. Marian Lossing and Mrs. M. R. Dekla. Mrs. Lipplncott presented the % honoree with a atrip book, auto­ graphed by all the gueata. Decorations were nil In n bridal thema using red aad wklte. The refreshment table wai overlaid with e white cloth aid centered with an arrangement el whit* carnations. Sllvar and crystal ap­ pointments completed table de­ corations. Arrangements of red and white enraatlene worn placed In tha living ream. Tb* kosleee served a salad eourae to the guests. Master Robert LippUeott,. see of th* hoitosc, presented a laundry bag full ef gifts to th* honoree. Ho waa dressed ia a chafe apron aad bat and mad# a greed entrain* to make the presentation. Panel Discussion Mrs. B, B. Crumley, Mrs. Roy of the Naval Air Station. Tillis, Mrs. Francis Meriwether June Slye, like all migratory and Mrs. N. V, Farmer. wives, is quite adept at making Hostesses will be Mrs. Sybil a new home in a hurry—but her Roulh, Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mrs. C. recent move to quarters In San­ M. Walls. Mrs. A. W. Woodall aod ford ereate quite a problem Mrs. H. L. Duggar. Members can since, on the first day, she broke make reservations by phoning both arms. It all happened when Mrs. Albert Hardesty at FA 2-3049. she stumbled on a step while While here, Mrs. Menser will making "one last trip" with a be the bouse guest of Mrs. Ralph load of boxes. You can Imagine Austin Smith at her home on Park Avenue.T1IE SKIES WERE CLOUDY (In fact It was downright "drip­ py” Wednesday afternoon) but the Tea for Fran (Mrs. Gordon) Rob­ ertson was bright and gay. The farewell party was held between the hours of 2-4 at the Loch Ar­ bor home of Sue (Mrs. C. M.) HobliUell with Muriel (Mrs. H. H.) Osborne as co-hostess. The honoree, standing in the receiving line, wore a blue print silk dress. Her shoulder corsage wa "UMC camellias wnuiiiaana .res fiswas *H of white glveh tq her by the hostesses. In the din-1 Ing room guests commented on the beautiful table appointments —the table, overlaid with an Army-Navy cut-work cloth, was centered with tiers of pink cam- , elllaa in a crystal epergne and ; b — ------ .— ___J while tapers glowed In .-/stal MRS. SLYE . candelabra. Thera were trays of petit-fours and assorted dainty sandwiches—and presiding over the dilemma of ■ wife in a new the silver service wera Gladys house—and both arms in casts! (Mrs. Norman) Thom, Wahneta June lamented that it took weeks (Mrs. Robert) Ramey, Millie before she even got her small (Mrs. C. O.) Donnaud and La- train base unpacked. A native Floridian, June was Verne (Mrs. D. C.) Hamilton. In the Florida room a red, blue born In Pensalcola snd it was and white floral display wag plac­ there that she met her husband ed effectively against a whlta who was then an instructor at background • -and over this was Corry Field. Back in 'S3, the "Bon Voyage” in red and blue Captain was Skipper of FASRON here and during that time they lettering. The honoree will be feted again lived on Crystal Lake where they ea Sunday when Mrs. Thom and put their boat to good us* as they Tommy (Mrs. Lonnie) Tennison like to fish and water aki. She entertain with a Brunch at the admits to not being "the athletle Tennison home on French Avenue. type" but keeps up with her hus­ band and nine year old son, BobTHE MQ RANCH in Osteen wUl by. on out-door ■xcuriiloni. furnish western atmosphere for Last duty atatlon wai Wash­ a barbecue • • tonight with Hat ington, C. where Capt. Slye Wing One staff members and waa In D. the Office of Information their ladles attending • • party at tha Pentagon. to that, plans were made by Cdr. and June said they Previous two and a Mrs. H. H. Osborne and Cdr. and half interesting had years living In Mrs. Leo Zok. Buenos Aires while ha was at­ INTRODUCING MRS. ROBERT tached to tha American Embassy SLYE • • for those who have yet as Naval Attach* ta Argentine to meet the charming betleribalf of the new commanding officer To Juno Slye • • welcome ai another "woman on the go!” Bride-Elect Feted 9 Mrs. Lodge Gives NOTE: People have been reserving location! aubject to approval of the completed and furniahed models. You can toot Y O U DESERVE TO LIVE IN Shrimp Oysters • • • Scallops Fish Chicken JLm L Walker Bid*. AT THE M AYFAIR C O U N TR Y Country Club and Upsala Rds. Sanford# Fla. developed by dan plver, Inc. — \ \ 0 1 ■ r }ft»■ �f rtf. f ■t FreoVewllng for the public end competition between city and county affidnls will highlight the grand opening ceremonies at tha Jot Lanos Bowling Alloy Sunday. Festivities will start at 1 p. m. with Chamber of Commorco Represontativo, Charlie Morrison welcoming officials. Couhty Commission Chairman WAMtNOTON (UPl) - Air , Fore* Secretary Dudley C- ihsrp * 11 sought today ta tin middle ' of a evecm * tool furor over what to. rainy thlaka about military manuals (taking U. S. eburthm n vttk Communism. Suffers Deep Cut • b u n told tte Hh m Committee LIVERPOOL, Koilaad O JP I)Dara Kent, former British ametour heavyweight boxing cham­ pion, suffered a dot* rut w a r hit loft ora Thuradar night which w a r eaaetl Ua M it tout n alaa t Naw York's Wayne Bottaa, ached* ulad for March L Rout sustained the injury whiio whipping Alula CtonrJUa, Balflum’a toavyweighl day t a had m tfodM communists tad InfUlrated U. S. churches and t a considered H proper for the basic A* Ferre .security manual . to ssy * . ’A transcript el tie testimony ai a two-hour closed-door hearing showed be tlw sold ta did not consider It pfopof to level the • saw* dtoftto la an Air Fore* L B S JO U O LA R O John Krider, Sanford Mayor Earto Higginbotham, Sheriff J. L. Hobby, top Navy brass from tho Sanford Naval Air Station and State Representative Mock Cloveland Jr. will pariklpAte In n three frame bowling match. Free bowling for tbo publle will bo featured from 9-4:90 p. m. and owner John Spokkl urged all county residents to toko advantage af tha "ton." ^ Tbo highlight of the day's acre tirltles will bo a-bowling match between top bowler Loo Jouglard. who teak honors as tbo no. 1 bowl­ er In 1911 and local Ksgler Kill Alloa. Alls* la tho winner of • recent throe gome tournament hold at Jot Lanoa to dotermlno who would bo Jouglord's opponent Jouglatd will also glre an axhlblttoa of bowling tocbnlgueo. 0 fi I mm SIX NAVY men of Heavy Attack Squadron Three were honored recently upon completing tnelr general educa100I level. The men, congratulated by Squadron Commander A. O. Elder, Tha terrlhte • tempered Nikita Khrushchev's swashbuckling tour of Southern Aria baa re t gore always to bis Uklag or his p in . 1a fart, there U reason to ask whether i* way re t hare done million mam' »r-. Thursday ST tte Soviet Union la thU •prini's forttaowini s u m m i t amount reported for January H it. The savings and loan aaiociatlona of Florida now have a total of 99,907,760,000 in mortgage* with 107,411 mortgage account holder*. With total aateota of 99*49.- right, are, front row, M. E, Kcesllng and O. R. Mooes, Back row, left to right, E. H. Pennell, A. R. Hillabrand, E. W* Brown and K. P. Carter. derided m a c a r o n i and recom­ mended Instead that Gronchl try soma Russian kvat, a malt ,drink similar to beer. The Italian press look it lip os a national insult. In India, he hammered tbo theme that Southeast Asltn na­ tions should look to the "no* strlngs-sUschod" ocooemlcrold of­ fered by the Soviet Union rather than from tbo Wost.wbose old ho described oa e "weapon of now colonial policy." -H e cmirisod tb * . Indians'tor rent tour. - * Then, la a bit of bosvyhsnded lack of sufficient anlmoslly to­ tam er during a visit by Italian ward the former colonial powers President Oiovanal Gronchl, to Khrushchov’s high good humor •ad his public clowning during hlo ito l visit, noted especially tote tlmo that ho freguoaUr aoomod slum aad tired. Whoa to did reuso himsell bis words eftre wore crlUcoL Thor* wot speculation that ho was ahowini th* otraln aof his heavy travel and diplomatic 3S%bhE& S& S tbs Communist oae-porty system as opposed to tbo Woitorn-otylo rty system which tbo Indians vo adopted, Indians regarded this latter point to a serious Khrushchov er­ ror. Nor did bo roue* any parti­ cular enthusiasm against west* ora Aid which from tha United States atom has totalled same twe billion dollars, against only a third as much, from the feriat C lags In Florida savings and loan assaelationa to H ,U 0,104,000. According to statteUea rcloasod by tha Florida Savings and Loan Laagua, this record amount of savings <• bald by 1,111,TOO sav­ ings account holders, which is also an all tlmo rocord number of account holder*. Tha Laagua office also reported that during January a total of 949,869,000 jn loans wore etoood which waa |9,408,000 over tt* Nor ires ha moro 'iuccessful la Burma whore newspapers warned him to hoop a "elvfl toagre” In Ms toad. •71,000, Florida la the sixth lari* oat savings and loan otate to the nation being aurpassod only by California, Ohio, Illinois, New York and Pennsylvania, in that Tha DeBary Chamber of Com­ wla at the Chamber of Coamorca merce released its DeBary Direc­ office and in front af tha Foot Of* tory for 1980 yesterday, It la on flee. The price la I I aonte to reel* doeto and I t to othooa. The directory coatalaa llstlago af names, addresses, and phono sum* It's Accent That bore.of all DeBary rosidcata, with Makes Difference ■Aparet* sections lor shurebosg MILAN, Mbs* (UP!) - A * huolaaoooi, clubs sad orgaaJutolks of Milan w ait It known that tiees, and with emergency men­ thalr town's name is not pro* tor* *■ the tack t e r n . A count of th* names la tho dtBounced Ilka Milan, Italy, f i t accent la Minnesota is oa Um first rectory determined the population of Dobary at 1,141. Of there, syllabi*. Mrs. Arnold Castren of Milan, 9,411 are adulti, and l i l nr* ohU* Minn., aald tha town got Us name when an sarly settlor referred to his long* real oats to holdings* on tte town rite as "my Ian,** tw it­ ting Wo "d" in "land." tt'o bare on tbo . i J: “■ Mfl Chapman Concrete Products Imperial Floor Covering Vulcan Materials Co. Sanford Electric Co, Imperial Docoratora McRaney Glaas Co. Gator Lumber Co, A Wall Plumbing A vatmB&e s s m v ,; r . . f . ' : I. ]/ a u w . S S th 8 t S ,t # ■» » v -' *' •*." '..... L ' u ........■ v J 'Jjj . v '• W fe-v 1 y ■ M ■j ■j iU J nil CONTRACTOR M ' b 'rSSv iSoA*I’flpas gk)'' i Ps 1. 111PSivk«r -*$}*f$i *’' v»b.*^. :yi,u*. -.-j. ■ *>- . fM nf Vt?5' isW & ’ i ifi f. 11 : & %*39 �4* j-" Sfir •PimforS WrrsTS Fri. Feb. M. I960—Page 8 ------ n r •<fr :.n \ v ‘ ]Commie Union Won't Welcome Ike In Chile Jet Lanes Expansion Expected By Fall The newly waitructed Jet Lanei been tel up, alio pindicators,, second ball and tclli which pint Regular hours at the alley arc Bowlins Alley, holding lie grand which.show itrikea and Indicate* I are still alasding alter the first from ■ until 2 a. m. dally and opening Sunday, la already think* whether you are bowling !<**t or | ball. noon until 2 a. m. on Sundays. 't i n g of expending its preient facili­ ties. Manager John Spolski, reported, that to take care of the increas­ rtHWttifr agBWBJgfc ed growth of the srea and Interest In bowling, "I feel we will be able to add 20 additional alley* by the fall. ‘ Jet Lanea opened the week of Jan. 22 for open play and Spoliki • plant to start acme league action Tuetday. Various league* have been formed, including a Men'* Bullnet* League, and a Mr. and Mrs. Lesgue. Others lo be formed by the fall will be a Navy and a DeBary League. Spolski stressed that no matter how many leagues'arc in opera­ tion on the 20 alleys, (our lanes m will alwiys be reserved for open w bowling. The new masonry and iteel structure wai built' by the indus­ trial division of Shoemaker Con­ struction Co. to the specifications of the. Jet Lanes owners. It Is air conditioned and pro­ vide* a nursery, with trained at­ tendant to caro for children, and amusementa for them, automatic vending machines, comfortable a seating and an asphalt-topped “ parking lot. Another feature la an Intercom system that tells bowlers when to lake their turns at the lanea. Automatic AMF pin setters i'tvc Sparkling New Lanes For Local Bowlers Diet Has Effect 4 On Your Heart Bigidly-eontrolled diet and chem­ ical research involving a group of itienta with acidoaii has resulted the tracking of thin disease to e starting point in tile tubules af Use kidney. Addoeie la e major and often Altai complication of kidney fail­ ure, and Heart Fund research has been focused with increasing in• tensity la recent y e m upon this organ, a vital link in this cardio­ vascular chain. Tbc project, supported by your Heart Association, was the first in which tubular defects In conser­ vation of alkali—which offsets acid —were given recognition In pat­ ients with ecldoaia due Is kidney .failure. It showed that nil kidney acido­ sis Is tubular, end points the way aft,to more efficient management of patients with this disease, A generous amount of add is manufactured in normal tissue function. Most of it must bo dis­ charged from the body, for an excess of add in body fluids leads lo serious Illness. Preserving a proper acid-alkaline balance ii a function of the kidney, whore mechanism* choose the flluda the body retains and £ rejects. w The, patients were placed on ■ controlled diet, then were given enough alkali fa correct U>dr addosia. When Urn balance was cor­ rected. the extra alkali supply was cut off. As tha patients grew more addotic, chemical determinations were made on blood and urine. It was found that persons with dam­ aged kidneys not enly could not deer out add property but that thdr,failure originated in the tu% bulea, through which needed substances in the blood ere returned from the kidneys to the circula­ tion. Some of tha patients leaked alka­ li from the blood into the urine, showing the tubular walla had lost thdr full capacity to pull back Into the bloodstream the alkali needed by the ayatera. Normally, virtually all ef the alkali la sav­ ed. 0 Defects alee were found in tubu­ lar excretion of add. This may be the result’ef spedfle tubular dysfunction, loss of tubular mass or a critical lost of tubular blood aupply. Impairment ef alkali absorption retains alkaline fluid in an area ef the kidney where ammonium and Utralable add—both af which carry excess add into tha urine — normally appear. Aa a result, m the output of these substances Is w limited and the kidney's ability to eicrete add la impaired. The major defect was found to be in ammonium excretion. r USDA Sets Level SANTIAGO. Chile (UP!) - The Communist-controlled Cut Union Federation say* Chilean workers will not we’come President Eiscn bower to this country, but It has not called specifically for hosttlr demonstrations. “There are contradictions be­ tween Elsenhower’s formal state­ ments about good nclghhorliness and his administration's imperial­ ist economic policy Inward Chile,'' the Cut said in a statement issued late Thursday, The federation assailed U. S. pol ley in Cuba and demanded inde­ pendence for Tucrto Rico. Directors of the Cut meet later today to decide whether an’antigovernment strike planned for some lime by the federation should be called ’.Monday to coincide With Elsenhower’s arrival here. Stranahan Paces Texas Open Play SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPtl Frank Stranahan. who admits he's one of the world's worst on short putts, didn't leave himself many chances lo prove that theory in building up the three-stroke lead he carried Into today's second round of the Texas Open. “ I'm a good approach putter but I think I mitt more two and three-footers than anyone else on the lour." the rtrh spark plug for­ tune heir said tn describing hit usual game tinea turning pro in IBM. ' LANES AT WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES at Squaw Valley, Calif.. Germany, Russia and France won gold medal*. There in one bright spot for the U. S. and 4she in Carol Hclss (bottom, riR ht, and center), Ozone Park, N.Y., who waa fur ultead in women’* fiRure skating competition. At top, left la Jean Vqarnet, 27, France, who won the men’s downhill event with a time o f two minutes and six second*. At bottom left, in Georg Thoma, 22. Germany, who captured the Nordic combined ski event. At top right, is Klara Gu»eva, 22, a Russian school teacher who received the gold medal for winning the women’a 1,000-metcr speed skating event. BOWLING ROWLING on Grand Opening Day, Sunday, Feb. 28th from 1 p. m. until 4 :80 p. m. Enjoy "Rhythm Bowling7’ on the 20 all-automatic completely airconditioned lanes. SUNDAY FEB. ROWLING DKMON8TEATION by the renown Leo Jouglard. See Jouglard play against the city’s .beat ‘feeal bowlers. 28th from 1 p. m. to 2 a. m. SOUVENIRS to everybody Come! . . . See! . . . One of the new­ est. most beautiful howling centers in Florida. Enjoy watching the new medianical marvels, the AMF Auto­ matic Pinsetters, set ’em up tor you . . . Marvel while the AMF Vin­ dicators show strikes, indicate whether you’re bowling first or second ball, and tell which pins a rt still standing after first ball. Get in The Swing Enjoy Bowling At Its Best at the new INSTRUCTIONS by Leo Jouglard, himself, as^ slated by 10 top-flight local Bowlers. NURSERY with a trained matron alwaya on duty while children are present. SPECIAL w* INVITATION to all clubs, Im | u*s sad ®thar graipsl Our AMF Automatic Pinspottera make team bowling more fun for one and ail. And we now offer a wide choice o f dates and hours to suit your schedules. Call us today for reservations. JET LAKES JET LANES NURSERY is spotless-clean, light and airy. It la eomplately equipped with amueement and educational de­ vices for children, and a trained matron ia alwaya on duty while children are preient. Free Bowling 1 p. m. lo 4:30 p. m. LEE JOUGLARD, rated A m ericas "Bowler of the Year" for the 10S3-G1 and still in top form will put on a professional demonstration and howl against the pick of the best local howlers during Jet Lanea Grand Opening on Sunday, Feb. 28th. ALL AGES or both sexes enjoy the sport of bowling, Today bowling ia ranked the nation*! moat popular par­ crowdinir tha Na­ Naticipant sport with 28 million people crowding tion’s Alleys, Tha new Jet Lanea in Sanford is equip* pad with all tha latest AMF automatic equipment. Open Bowling JET LANES BOWLING 1B0 Onora Rd. (Navy Base Rd. - %Phone MileFAirfax South of Sanford - Just Off Hwy. 17-92 1.7148 REGULAR HOURS (after Grand Opening Day) 9:00 A. M. 'til 2:00 A. M. Daily ^ I t Noon 'til 2:0^ A. M. Sundays I oxtond my parsonsl Invitation to avtry t® corn* pay u* a visit. Com® for tho Grand Oponlng if you con, bat com® m y 4sy. You ore always wslcoms. JOHN A. KPOLBItl, Mar. . • �‘ The go-go Sanford Semlnoles will dose out their home season >ere tonight against a big and Itough Now Smyrna Barracuda squad. The Semlnoles will be seeking •Ihetr IStb win against two defeats Srhtl* the Barracudas are hoping to bit the win trail once again Rafter going six straight and then JMing defeated by Seabreete Tues* day night. . The *Cudas have won IS of their Teat IS ball game* and promise j l i to tough. * The Barracudas will ba led by {big BUI Hester wbo baa been hit* king around the 24-polnt mark all ieeasoa. They bar* good height but pack the speed to cop* with the Imtoeles foil' court pres*. Coach Bod Laver will call oa Is sea AU-OBC forward* Ter* r Chrtotenaan and Jim Gracey to ladle a bis portion of tho rt* point making. J u s tor Doof Tamny (ha starting nod Oravals at tha Kay Lundqulit will probably gat | rida* will ba tba atartlag guard*. I district tournament nait weak in ovar big Cowboy This will bo tba last chance for | Ft. Fierce and everyone is urged center spot and local fans to gat a look at the to come out and give them a big and George Pa* | Bealaolas before they head for the | send off. By JERRY COVINGTON The Semlnoles doae out the regular season hero tonight when they face the New Smyrna Barracudas, They will ba seeking their 18th win against two defeats and this will dose out the moat successful season in the history of the school. Next week they will trivet to Ft. Pierce for tho Class A District tournament where they are seeded third. At the first of tha season Coach Bud Layer was very cautious about any predic­ tions as to how his team would do this year, but now he is the moat confident coach In the area. Jim Gracey, Ray Lund* tint, and Terry Christensen came rough as they were expected to do and Junior Guard George Perides, who was a big question mark at the beginning of the season, proved himself a hard-nosed play­ Poodmart added three mere er capable of keeping up with anybody on wtai In Tha Sandspur Bowling the court. Although the play of Cowboy League thli week, to bring their Oravelz and Doug Tamny was very spotty total to 46 wins. This added mils to their lead at the beginning of the season, they also • l tba second spot team. Pryor’s have found out that they can rebound with Mala 7am Insurance, alio added the best of them and if they can do tha dtoee wtaa, bringing their tout up job in the tournament it could mean a trip teddVt keeping the difference the to the state tournament in Gainesville. After being used as a door m at for so * * M m a •porting Goods bold* M M wRfc M wtai, closely follow. many years, tne Semlnoles are now very • * t ? WSeoa-Malar Furniture highly rated throughout the area and the S fans have finally found out what It is like to follow basketball. It took a winning sea­ son to put basketball high up the ladder In tha sports program a t SHS and it will be a long time before anything can change the high-fever pitch that it has reached In recent weeks. We have seen many wonderful Indi­ vidual performances by several Semlnoles and we have also seen records tumble time and time again. Jim Gracey has coasted along with a fabulous 20-point per game average and the aix foot forward haa been the leading scorer In the OBC. Last week he shattered his own mark for oints scored in an individual season when e hit the 880 mark against DeLand. All he needs is a good night tonight and he will hit the magic 400 mark, which ia great for a high school player. Senior Guard Ray Lundqulst has been the most colorful player In the OBC this year und his 83 point outburst against Oviedo established a new record for points in a single game for an SHS player. The old record was 31 scored by teammate Gracey last year against Leesburg. Besides all this the Semlnoles brought home the first tournament trophy in 23 yeara when they eo impressively defeated Winter Park last week in Apopka. J WtM IS. Tho Pig T< Whistle S3Vi, •ad Romanist A Anderson Drugs wRk It . IRS P la it Whistle dropped Into M b spot, iftar losing all three to AM grocer*. Tbs restaurant team stood Hill* chance as their op* •fatal* racked up a 3.0aa scratch aeries, high individual series was rolled by Lucille Harris for tha avoeerg, and by Camille Moreland Jar tho restaurant team. Pipers Insurance outdid every* eae as they piled up a 2,074 aer­ ies, Jeat aloe plot shy 'of the league record, winning all three fsm ae from Roumillat A Ander* osaJab Aaa Conklla bad tha high­ est total on this pair of !s m i , wills MaryLou Dtaylak was blgb SQUAW VALLEY (UPlV-Haekey's Yankee doodle dandica led tha United States into what could be a banner day for Unde Sam la tbe Winter Oiympic Games to* day. There wsre four gold medals up for grabs—and tbe U. S. bad e good chanee at two of them, the men's figure sktling champion­ ship and the women's slalom. Bui tvan if they win — David Janklns, the slim figure skater from Colorado Springs, or one of ' am—1 their trtitmi . . _ dim Ibe lustre of two team tri­ umphs Thuraday: —Those eager, epirlled Yankee* who beat the favored Canadians ia bockey, 1-1, Thursday night to remain the only undefeated team la the bockey competition. —Tba Finland 46 kilometer* (23 mile) cross country relay team which nosed out Norway in one of tho cleoeit races ia Wlater Olym­ pic biliary, thanks to a 14-yearold lumberjack. There wee individual gloryand geld, toe, far another Rus­ sian speed skater. . VUtter Koiiekkln captured the S.ooa-toetor speed skating event to g iv e . Russia it* fifth speed skating medal of tbe femes. But tbe Yaska — tbe deviilth puckmea — were tha berees of 1 first gem* by 67 pins, took the •ext one by Just as many, and ;w*a tba last one with ovar 176 .0 apart. Margie Woods was high far tba ftiraltare team with a SS340T, sad Pat Foster led tbe them ea. • ’sportsters, Uncle Sam's boys methodically Rookie Favored Splits reported this week, wera look tbe Canadian! apart ia the the 4-8-7 by Fraaeea Groai, s-6 In Featured Race first two periods, building up a by Alberts Shaw, 4-S-7S by Lu Another one of Carl Traey’e 2-0 lend, sad tbea sat baek sad Howutax, 8-7-10 by Shirley film 11 . played tbe finest'defensive game M l by Pays Griffin and the 5-7 rookies in (he aport of quotas, A. of their llvee la tba U it period. R. Ewbaaki, Is favored by morn­ by Luey Yates. When It wat an over they ing line oddi to wla tonight'* hot. box 10th affair at Sanford-Or- mobbed tbalr goalie, John McCartan of St. Paul, Mias. They Undo Xeaael Club. Chomps To Vie The hand-picked octet of mid- picked Urn up, they Jumped oa seaion itara will be running in •In KC Track Meet the highlight of e 10-oveat pro! NEW y 6 r K (UPI) - Seven ram starting at 2:10. A.R. Ewdefending champions, Including inks will be seeking hU seventh unbeaten hurdles star Hayai stew a victory wllh top early odds Janes of Eastern Michigan, haad ol Mo-1. The 67-pounder will have the Hold for tho 4lit annual New tho slalh post position for tho York Knights of Columbus track fait feature. A. R. Ewbanka waa on* of tho and field meet at Madison Square throo greyhounds aelaeled to reGarden, Saturday night. Other defending champion* on- present Sanford-Orlando ia match - te n d Include Paul Winder of Uor- raess agalait champions from an Stats in the 60-yard dash, Jacksonville, despite hla youthoak Culbreath of tbe Philadelphia , Pioneers la the 800-yard run, Tom Murphy of tho New York AG In tho 1.000 yard run, Ira Davie of Welter* Matched Urn Philadelphia Pionetra in the NEW YORE (UP! - Welter­ hop, step, sad Jump, Jerry Moa- weight* Guy Bumlin of Frltchard, kofeky of tho New York Pioneers Ala., and Antonie Manilla of Ar­ la the shot put. and Stow Tbomsoa gentina have been matched far of (bo Now York AC ta the II- the co-feature 14-round bout at >pound weight throw. Madiaoa Aqusn Garden. Merck 4. him end then built a "leg pita" In the middle of tbe ice wllh MeCartan, on the bottom as they "congratulated" him. Ha bad made n saves during tho game —sad was under eootlaual bom­ bardment during the last period. But ba survived—end it reedy to take on all camera. "We feel we have proved ourselvas—to ouraelvsi," ho said aft­ er the game. "Now we feel.that we can beat tbs hack ant of any­ body." Tkey’U get that chanee latur* day: They tangle with the Rus­ sian bear — defending champion* and gemee fsvorlUe despite tbe feet they have been bald to a draw by Sweden. Giant* P ity Army PHOENIX, Arts. (UPI) - Tbe le a Francisco Giants will play thaie traditional oxhlbltioa gams with tbe U. 8, Military Academy at West Point May 21. Tba aeries waa started ia the early 20'e, but wee Interrupted last year because of the GlasU' schedule commitmeats la the West. e • n r Gene Williams, Mike Roberta. D our Tam ny. Alex McKibbin, John Mersh, John Taylor. Eddie Fuhrman, Allen, Layer, Wharton, Charles Ora veto, Jimmy Gracey, Terry Christensen, Ray Ltindquiat, George Peridea, Dave Wilion and Manager John Phillips. (Herald Photo) The average person ia tha P h il^ Ippines and in India consume* lea* than 3,000 calorie* s day — fewer than any olhtr country in the world. KANSAS CITY -(S p e c ia l)- The Athlstles will supply their own vsrsion of th« Abbott and Costello "Who's Oa F lrstt" act during spring training at West Palm Beach beginning on February 21. The act alio will Include who la on second, short, the mouhd and behind the plate. Question marks will be hovering all over Connie Mr * Field ai Manager Bob Elliott and Coaebea Don Heffner. Fred FiUsimmoni and Walkar Cooper send the athletei through dally drills. Elliott will have the blip of tbrae cosehei and George Selkirk, director of player peraonnal. squad ass been streamlined to csable Elliott to concentrate slay on eligible*. litre are the possibilities. First base— Marv Thronebarry, Whlley H anoi, Dick Williams and Bob Carv. Cerv la taking first basamaa'a glove to camp. He ia eoaviaced be ean mailer this United Press lalemaltaaal Duka Balder, still eager to maks it big bafora his homelawa Lea Angeles fans, predicted to­ day that ha'll have hla best sea­ son lines tho Dodgers went Wait. "1 believe I can hit 30 home runs and drive In 100 runs." said the 33-year-old centerfielder atler Thursday's workout at Vero Beach "The way i feel now, I have noth­ ing but confidence." Snider, one of Ibe greatest of the Dodgers in the old days in Brooklyn, haa had two so-so years in Los Angeles. He hit only IS homers and drove in only 38 runs in IMS and be lifted those figures to a and 33 last season. Snider, who was forced lo real his ailing knees frequently last season, took knee bending exerexer. 'dies for the lin t time in three years Thursday and was Jubilant over the results. "They felt Just fine," he said. "It looks now like I'll be ready to play aa soon 11 the exhibition season starts." Wilmer (Vinegar Band) Mixell signed his 1BS0 contract with the St. Louis Cardinals but both tho Cleveland Indians and New York Yankees were having difficulty with alar players. General Manager Frank Lane, wbo early in the day signed a new three-year contract, advised holdouts Rocky Colavlto and Gary Beil that they can't work out with the Indiana until they come to terms. Lane said he offered Colavlto a 23 per cent increase despite the fact Ihe outfielder's average dropped 46 point* and laid be tendered a 73 per cent Increase to Bell, wbo bad a t i ­ ll record and Ji viewed as a potential 20-gamo winner. Yaa got t rimtaot l ssrai engine* tad fiv* tnaaadmtaae—the wideet ia the Industry - t o satisfy the meet lobby driver. Aod og of Chemist's popular engines been os internstie thebe, s positive■Uft starter. eU-buaked hydraulic valve lifters bod dsooos of other engineering redeemsots. Let’s Uft tbe hood sod take J lightly a SEMINOLE HIGH'S BASKETBALL TEAM sot a h tarty pat on tha back and full tfomnche at the Jaycee dinner Thursday. Jaycee President Mason Wharton con. iratulated Coach Bud Layer on the team's winning the Orange Belt Conference title while the cagera and Assist, ant Coach Glen Allen looked on. From the left are; Man. Second • baseman Bobby Rich* ardion, only Yankeo to hit .300 tail seaion, received a new (al­ ary offer from General Manager George Welsi but aald only, "i'll think It over." Wein also re* veiled that he docs not know slugger Mickey Mantle's wherea­ bouts but It waiting to hear from him. Mantle Is resisting a cut that may be aa high ai 20 per cent. Machen, Hunter Clash In TV Bout NEW YORK (UPI) - Eddie Machen, the heavyweight divi­ sion's "flreless cooker." meets aggressive Billy Hunter tonight in a contenders’ TV fight at Midi* ion Square Garden. Machen, now campaigning out of Portland, Ore., is a knockout puncher and a good boxtr; but his lack at fire—his defensive attitude—makes him ■ slight un­ derdog tonight. Rangy Hunter of Detroit, com­ paratively light hitter whose punch has been Improving recently, Is favored at 11-10 bccauss of hla aggressiveness. Honor Carol Heisa NEW YOnK (UPD - Carol Hein, the Olympic figure skating champion from Ndw York, will receive "an all • out reception" when the returns home next week, Mayor Robert Wagner announced Thursday. "We are ail proud of Mias llelss," the mayor said, "I know New Yorkers will want to give her a rousing welcome for her great feat in bringing high Olympic honors to our country." 3. H yinulk safe* lijttn —eliminate peri­ odic lappet adjustments. 4. Automatic claba meters pa men economically during warmup. 5. Built-In curhurrur JUur—designed for troulile-fre* fuel filtration. 6. Finommr raoioirad f — ikqfr-C hery'i Economy Turbo-Fire VI gats up to 10% A 5lm* ewube/w Jam maur—life efmee. lag parte ia Ingtlumad by shortest VS yistaa stroke U tbe industry. 9. d d k m sf Hgkamfgk dmign—compact TYPEWRITERS Tha Old Reliable Lite Of Smith > C o n n I'ortabta Typewriters Electric tad Maaual Electric Portabia Regular Price 8184.50 Our Special Priea 1149.80 Beautiful New Galaxie Regular Pries 1141.50 Our Special Price $119.50 Clipper, Gray only Regular Price 899.50 Our Special Price 885.30 Skyrlier, small Regular Prica 874.50 Our Special Priea 882.00 Also (he Light Weight Electra, 12" Electric ...... 8179.50 (all pricoa plea taaea) C oat in mad aon this complete line. There are aaae belter. Terms and Trade-tu HAYNES Office Machine Co. I l l Magnolia At*. FA 2-4442 Sanford, Florida 283.euWe.iaeh design gives you Cbovjt Itan-musdad eficieney. life with less maintenance. 11. 4-fuuri $11 rrJUt- another way Chary cuU your cost per mile. 12. Easy udjuitmouifor engine Wmiap— distributor points ean be set while angne is running for more precise tuning. 13. Wotorpn o / afecwienl itrrrm seeled •gainst moisture for surer starts. 14. Pnehlm U oneoiJorimoolkpmfmm mee—buio engine component* are bal­ anced both individually and u a unit for hushed, y B rn orW/rg silk-smooth operation. 5:10 P.A 3 MATINEES WEEKLY Wedneaday* Friday ft Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY » (TsHsm i • Hants* BLands • YaM Partial* Jerry Cotlian, CVOwatr i Sorry, Na Minors imjmiM la m liia l rto a a w f s r th o o d u c o . SrS! Drift it— it't JumMtdel Sttytmr local uuAoriwi Chnrolti dealtr for fast itUttry, famrwUt im U. 8aaA**toF.(* ••• eteTa SALES 77 11 11 �• lie tin U rfc f r r a lb Fri. Feb. 26, 1960—Page 7 Hoffa Accused Of 'Dishonesty' By Rackets Group Around The Clock Attention racing buff*! At l p. m. Sunday the Seminole Sports Car Club will stage ita first gymkhana of the 1940 sea­ son at Spruce Creek Airport near Samsula, located between Sanford and New Smyrna on SR 419. By United Press International Florida's candidates for gover­ nor and agriculture commission today apparently had eased off on promises and begin inspecting and criticizing one another's re­ -m a rk s . Fred 0. Dickinson, of West Palm Beach, sparing none Thursday, called all his gubernatorial oppon­ ents "mc-loo" candidates because "they arc trying to Imitate" bis roadbuilding proposals. Jim McCorvey, Hlcteah restau­ rant owner once a movie actor, announced for governor. He said he la a candidate of "plain penplc" and would not accept con­ tributions of "more than 9100," leaving implication his opponents are supported by "big money" intereats. Ted David, Hollywood, said Ihe reapportlonment plan advanced byDoyle Carlton Jr., of Wauchula, "is no reapportionment plan at all—it just increasei the size of the legislature." W. R. Hancock, candidate for a agriculture commissioner, told • Tampa Jaycees Thursday night one of his opponents "hasn't even done a decent job of representing hia own county in the legisla­ ture." He referred to Rep. Doyle F. Conner, Starke, lie said Conner has distinguished himself as the "great question mark" with a record of "heslltatlon, Indecision and ineffectiveness.11 ^ Gubernatorial candidate Haydon 9 Burns, Jacksonville, stood aloof from the critical exchange Thurs­ day, meeting with Dade County committeemen at Miami and shoring up his campaign organiza­ tion. He named two Punla Gorda city official* as campaign coordi­ nators for Charlotte County, Mayor Dave Deegan II and Pub­ lic Works Supt. H. W. Sellin. # Riggins Infant Daughter Dies The Infant daughter o( Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Riggins of Oviedo died Thursday night at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. The body will be taken to Georgia for funeral services and burial. Tax Drive-In Office MILFORD, Conn. (UPI) — City officials are thinking of using a former drive-in bank for tax col­ lection*. A Sadie Hawkins dance will be held at the Civic Center tonight for ait junior high student!. An award for the best dressed couple (Sadie lliwkini style) will be given. Tonight will be the last time (o see the Sanford Scminoles In action on their home court. The Seminole quint will tangle with the New Smyrna Cudas at tho high school gym. Sanford will be looking for ila lllh win in Ihe season. A representative of ihe Social Security Administration district office in Orlando will be in San­ ford Wednesday to answer ques­ tions regarding old age benefits and social security information. The representative will be at the City Commission room in City Hall at 9 a. m. Effort* are being made by ■ group of young Sanford business­ men to establish an investment ctub. Anyone interested Is invited to eall FA 2-7102. An organiza­ tional meeting will be held at Security Associates at 1:30 p. m. today in the Kirk-Plaza Bldg. All interested persons are cordially Invited. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) — Student* at Alabama Stata Col. leg* for Negrota who participated In a altdown proteit of atgregatad eating faclllttei at the courthoui* WASHINGTON (UP1>—The Senale Rackets Committee, dosing its books on three yearl of inves­ tigation. accused Teamster Presi­ dent James R. Hoffa today of "complete dishonesty" and con­ tempt for law and order. The committe* also charged that "lack of moral courage and aense of public responsibility on the part of employer*" waa.one of tha biggast contributing factor* in labor-management corruption. The committee made Ita charges in the first part of a fourvolume final report on ita 1937-19 hearings. Hoffa, who becama the committee’s prime target and wilt have an enllro volume de. voted to him, was only touched upon in the initial report filed today In Ihe Senate. - • Today’s volume encompassed charges of: The underworld infiltration of wholesale newspaper and mage* tin* . distribution In New York which the committee described is a "shocking . . . potential threat to freedom of the press." "Labor peace" payments to teamster and longshoremen offi­ cials by the New York Times, New York Mirror, American Weekly and the Nto • Gravure Printing Co. of Weekhawken, N. J.. which printed thair Sunday supplements. not put a atop to It you might wall find youraalf out of public ichool fundi," Patteraon told Trenholm. Trenholm reported hie inreatigation began late Thureday with her* T h u rsd ay face im m ediate the Identifying of atudent* from picture* made by etate highway expuUion from ichool. Gov. John Patter*on ordered patrolmen aa they were lined up a fln t floor corridor out* the preiident of the colleie, H. C. againit aid* th# anack ahop. Trenholm, to diimltt any »tudent* involved in the demonatration. Patteraon told Trenholm if the college failed to take action afalnat the atudent* all atata fund* would be cut off from the ichool and the State Board of Education would be ordered to Funeral services will be held at expel the atudent*. 3:30 p. m. Sunday at th* St. Paul Trenholm aaid ho had “no a), Baptist Church for Mra. Heater tentative" but to comply with the W. Felder, a resident of the San­ governor’* order, ford Negro community for more "The citlxrn* of thi* atata do than 40 rears who died Tuesday.! Mrs. Felder, who was custodial not intend to apend their tax money to educate law violator* employe of tha Sanford poatofflce and rare agitator* and if you do 33 year* before retiring Oct. 31, 1934, resided at 413 8. Sanford Avc. She la survived by a daughter, Guest Speaker Mr*. Alberta Combi, a high ichool Jo# Anthony of tha Gideon Inter­ taachar in Winter Garden, and a sister, M n. Martha Wins, Barnnational Bible Association, will wall, S. C. speak at th* it a, m. service at WUson-Eicbelberger mortuary la Sanford's Church of th* Naia- in charga of arrangements and ren* Sunday. Anthony's topic will aarvicti will be conducted by Rev. be "Tha Gideons at Work." He B. H. Hodge, p u to r of St. Paul Baptist Church, of which Mri. ia a Gideon representative in Or­ Felder was a member. lando, Montgomery County Solicitor | youth* were arretted yeiterda? William F. Thetford ordered that on charge* of loitering, dleordarly the anack bar remain cloaed a" conduct and poaaeialon of Illegal day today, Ha eaid whether It re- knives. An all-night vigil wa* opens—and under what clrcum- maintained by offleera who war* atanrei—1* expected to be decided placed on 13-hour ahifta by Mayor by tha County Board of Revenue P. R. Olglati. Monday. ”1 think our pollca force has Alabama I* th* only atato h it d?n* *n « « " • « Job," aaid 01* . . giati, who warned that tha «Uy by altdown damonatratlon* where wou,d „ot tototBU V|01.„C*. mixed eating place* are apecifi- Virginia Gov. J. Lindsay Al« rally banntd. In all th* other mond signed Into law thraii MU* states, segregated eating facili- designed to curb tha spraadllig tie* art th* custom rather than wave of Negro altdown protastt th* law. of segregated sating facilities. In Chattanooga, Tann., an un. The trial of 41 Negro (Indents easy quiet prevailed over Market rharged with trospaat|ng whils Street where 3,000 persons rioted demonstrating at ftalalgh, N. C , in tha downtown area Wedneaday lunth eountara was delayed for when Negroes sought food aer- one week Thursday because of the vice at atverml lunch counter*. slat of tho crowd that packed th* Six Negroes and three white city courtroom. f ON GROUND FLOOR B r U A — Maim to climb l e w — p ark lo g m eter# to food )7 W. 1st S t PA 2-0471 SAME PHONE NUMBER — SAME SERVICE I960 Mailaway WASHINGTON (UPI)—Repub­ licans counted on tho admlnlitration today for quick action to gat their party off tha hook on an is­ sue with wide voter appeal — Teamsters Union To Petition Courts MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — The Teamsters Union will petition fed­ eral court to force court.appointed monitors to meet with tho union's executlva board, President James Hoffa aaid Thursday. Until auch a meeting ie held, Hoffa said, the union will refuse lo obey order* from the monitors who were appointed to oversee operation of th* nation’s biggest union. Hoffa, In a new* conference here, accused tha monitor* of de­ liberately obstructing any action which would end th* tnonitorshlp. lie said tha monitor! have re­ fused to meet with the union to dlaeusa an 18-point program which tha union aays would clear tha way for an and to tha tenure of tha monitors. Hydraulic Pickers Invade Bean Patch MANCHESTER, England (UPI) —Tha hydraulic bean picker is in­ vading Britain's bean patches. The machine, made by Mather and Platt Ltd., of Manchester, flicks beans off tha plants by wlrs fingers attached to a reel in much the same way hay la picked up off-the ground by tha pick-up real of a hay baler. cleaning up the nation's polluted streama. Tha Honaa Thursday upheld President Elsenhower's veto of a Democratic blit to combat water pollution by Increasing federal grants to help cities and towns build sewage treatment plante. Tha attampt to override the ve­ to fell 22 voles shy of the re­ quired two-thirds margin. The vote was 349-167. Republicans overwhelmingly supported t h e President'* position that bigger federal spending was net the an­ swer to pollution. Some Republican* privately con­ ceded that tho Democratic bill had put the GOP temporarily un the defensive. But they said the Jockeying for election-year silvantog* waan't over yel. Death Claims Retired Farmer W. H. Hughes, 81, a nativ* of Lenoir County, N. C., who had reelded In Sanford and Laka Mary elnca 1926, died Thursday after­ noon In an Orange City nursing horns after a lingarlng Illness. A retired farmer, he waa a mem­ ber of the Central Christian Church, Orlando. Surviving are four eons, W. B. Hughes, Kinston, N, C.; Otho and George Hughes, Sanford, and Jack Hughes, Tampa; four daughters, Mr*. Carl Stroud, Kineton, N. C„ Mr*. O. A. Martin, Lake Worth, Mr*. Roy R. Wright Jr., Sanford, and Mr*. C. R. Walker, Jackson­ ville; a brother, J, E. Hughes, Newbum, N. C.; a elder, lire. Ava Vandtford, Nswbum; 18 grandchildren and 20 great-grand, children. Funeral eervlce* will, be con­ ducted at 4 p. ni, Saturday at tha Brisson Funeral Home by Rev. FEBRUARY 23 William H. Mayfield, pastor of Admissions Contra! Christian Church. InterRobert A- Lewis. Ml. Dora: Kim ment will ba in Evergreen Ceme­ Pellack, Sanford Loren* Taylor, tery. Sanford; Marian Barto Smith, San­ ford: Emma Cowan, Jacksonville; Lewis Bayard Custer. Dellary; Thelma Ruth Pearce. Whitesboro, Bullet No Tax N.Y.; Timothy Seehrcst, Titus­ ville; Florence Marie Trepanier, Anguish Remedy Sanford. BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI) - A tax Dismissals assessor's wife received a call Killy Boone, Osteen; Mac Glllon, threatening to shoot the assessor Sanford; Mrs. Thomas Reldner after the city announced new as­ and baby, Sanford: George Koan, sessments. DeBary; Kennelh Gustavson, San­ The wife asked! "Do you think ford; Robert Dcuseble, Lons wood; that would reduce your aisitiMrs. Bobby Thompson and baby, menlsT" Lake Mary; Reba McLellon, San­ The caller pauied and just be. ford; Annie Sheppard, Sanford; fore hanging up. said: "I hadn't LaVaum Ringer, Lake Monroe. thought of that." Hospital Notes Besl Yet! Tha Sanford Herald'* annual progressive mailaway edition will go to press In March. Plan now to send your frtende and families up North and out of Semlnola County this Informative adition completely covering Sanford and Seminol* County, Thie picture edition will have sections covarlng Semlnola Coun­ ty's homes, sports, entertainment, agriculture, Industry, Navy ac­ tivities, water eperts, fishing, tha beautiful city of Sanford, tourist activities, Schools, Churches, cut* tur# — featuring tha many club* and organisation*. You can't afford to b* without a copy of the big 1960 Sanford NEW HOME. . . NEW FURNITURE. NEW JO B. . . in F L O R I D A . . . VI O T H E R V A L U A B L E P RI Z E S Haraid mailaway adition. Call tha Sanford H a ra id FA 2-2611, or drop by and plats your order*. 26c each or a real big ■pedal i for 1.00. This prir* in eludes mailing to any ptaea In th* United Slatei. Place your order* today, as thera will be only a limited number of these copies availablt. adv. MWrURMTQM rod- Ties home will be eemthe piauly furnished end decoa t rated to your taato with furniture valued at 12,600. i£ iu d i« i« ' DO YOU WISH TO BELL? . . . . L e t HAN8BROUGH8 Get You TOP DOLLAR for your Valuable Real Batata during th* current acllvt season. Call COLLECT Orlando GArden 4-1371 NOW, for fell Information, at no obligation. 0 pi a oi Frigldiire Mobil* Dishwasher* Require* no plumbing er costly iaataBation. Fully automatic. Pm-wash iuahas. scrub waahae, pra-rmaa fluabaa. double rinses, and dries. MONDAY 1:31 P. M.. FEB. 29 — B. OF BANFORD 2 BR. 2 BATH LAKKFRONT HOME. 7 LARGB LOTH Central Heat, CoaipUtdy aireoadltioned, this beautiful heme located on Lake Lecrrnt. Flaming* Springs 8ubdv'„ In Sualnala County — 10M yds. East of 17-9S juat N. of Dog Track turn-off, la less than one year old. completely beautiful and modem, Kitchen la unusually large, bulll-ln double Kook Center, her. Sliding glass doors to Florida room - and many, many mar* outalaadlng quality fea­ ture*. Lota are largo several have lake frontage, all are exceptional opportunities ! t I All you do is go to a General Development Corporation branch oflira or homo community, get an Oglcial Entry Blank, and complete the phrase, "I would like to livo in a MaeUt-buiU homo in Florida because . . . " ia 26 word* Visit any of th* General Development Branch offices or Florida Communities and gat complete information that will help you writ* your entry. Se* photograph* and Boor plan* of Mscklo-built homos. Kind out about thair quality construction and many attractiv* ftatura*. MT YOUR OFFICIAL IMTRY MANX AND CONTIST BULKS • t than* Broach Office* and Ham* Comnpunitkn Other HANSBROUGH AUCTIONS IsclaAot Wedaeeday, 1:30 P. M.. Mar. *—Apt-Gvast Mams, Cattago, 12* Dolaaey—Heart sf Orlande, few block den a tewn. Monday, 1:3* P. M„ Mar. 7—Rocket Motel—386* V. S. 1. 909' x depth. 3 Ml. N. of Mima. I units, cottage, furnished. Wednesday, 1:30, Mar. 9—Kaliga Lodge—S. of Kisalmmoa, 3A, 194* Lake Tohoptkaliga. Thursday, 1:3* P. M, Mar. 17—3 Bay front Home*. Lets. Sarasota, many, many more. Writ* for Brochura*. Terms: 2%% down at auctloiis. balance announced. All aisea aad distances are approximate. U AN SBRO U G U II SMOOT SmCIS i ftSMU MIAMI MACH DAYTONA MACH T ~ r - | r— t lMVNbn* Assam NOLIWOO* MACH JACgMNVIUC JM-AJahaaaa Street 2MWe* fan** R. 97. LAUOUDALE TAMPA UAILSoMtaithd. M94 Upturn Bred Wldo-Track widens th* aUnco, not tha car. With Ih# widest track of any car, Pontiac give* you bettor aU kllity, ». 9AM MACH QIUNOOeannmnam* M Ctmwf Street All (. Cornel Avow* SILVIA SPtlHGS MIAMI—Hear* OAxs Mwlpnagigh*. JWCardWey lea* loan aad away, aaaurata control. BILL Ml W . 1.1 HEMPHILL 7 NUTM9MI FIIMU SIMM . _ CHAMTH. 9i the hmy Swihoeit Cwl __ . row 5j. iucie !m Can*, Wlwwe red PmwaadN UUM SIBASTIAM NICHUUM* ladCasat. 14 niiwiwttd Vwt Ba VUO MACH HtCHtANDi ladCo*!SJ™i*smuSdYet*la yuo jmomS 90M9AMO MACH *QawTiwSe tad Cent imteemva! d Panpam I MOTORS BANS 7 j1 ft �......................................... . ' ■J- ’ ' . • It Pays To Use The Herald Want Ads m Ike Is On Tour LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The hoped-for conclusion next week of (he Ions Finch-Tregoff murder trial hinged today on an aching tooth. Eddie Lindsey, 21, one of the jurora hearing the trial which be­ gan Dec. I ( has an impacted wis­ dom tooth. ' The trial was receaied Thursday because of the tooth, but a session waa set for today in hopes that Lindsey would be abk to listen to final defense arguments without too much pain before a possible extraction of the tooth over the weekend. Thursday's postponement set back the expected date for turn­ ing the murder case of Dr. R. Bernard Finch, 42, and his mis­ tress, Carole Tregotf, 23, over to the Jury to next Friday. Any fur­ ther delays almost certainly would extend the trial Into the week after next. Finch and his red-haired former receptionist are accused' of the July 11 gunshot slaying of Finch's socialite wife Barbara Jean, 33. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Mrs. Kami* Elsenhower Is bolding the fort la Washington while the Presi­ dent Is away. Bat she probably won't be aresnsd by the tin e President Elsn t e n r returns Bom Us Latin American tour. Tin First Lady plans to be at Elisabeth Anita's Maine- Chance health and beauty resort at Pboenix, Aria., an March ft, Urn day the President is due back in Wash­ ington. Aides said she aUU hasn't sat a departure data. Mrs. Eisenhower i te a kept eJoaa to too White House this waek because of a “slight" | cold. Tho sniffles kept her from attending a fashion show with Mrs. Pat Nixon, wifa of Vice Prasldenl earlier this Rldutrd M, Mrs. Elsasbowsr’s sister, Mrs. Oerdon Meore plans to accompany the P in t Lady to Maine Chance, :ome IN AND Wrtfiour Fb R P IAV1 UP TO f134*-ON AMI RICA'S SAVINWST SIK-PAStINOIR CAR—THI PAiCOM The Fakon's priced up to St 24 hit thsn other 6-pauenger compact can, gets up to 30 miles per gallon. . . 4,000 miln between oil changes. Cuts costs on tires, parts, up to 15% on insurance! Compare Falcon luggage space, quality, performance! E C O N O M Y 'T W t N S economy choio* o f a fifetime/ \/f Jan. 27 Just Wasn't His Day “SOLID COMFORT" la liow Chamber of Commerce Kepreacritatlvc Charlie Morrinon described his job of welcoming Hndcock Furniture Co. to Sanford. Charlie lost no time in making full use of the new store’s facilities Thurs­ day. Btore Owner L. C. Evers, left, returned Charlie’s greeting with one of his best versions of “solid comfort." (Herald Photo)' JERUSALEM (UPI) -T h r e a Is­ raeli cabinet ministers hava been instructed to report to the Western Big Three that tha United Arab Republie ia massivaly building up IU troop strength on tha Sinai PaolnsUa, highly-placed sources ■aid today. Egyptian eoncantraUona in north­ ern Sinai ware believed to total three divUiaes, Including large er> mored artillery and Infantry uniU. Tha actufl number o< troop* in tha Sinai Desert ia feet waa said to include almost tha entire Egyptian army. The Israeli chargee of • mili­ Marital PrNwqiiiiiU tary build-up la tha Sinai a n a 'BRIDGEPOET. O n , (UFIV- followed a charge Thursday that U tu Ooftartao d a r t . M i gaps U. A. R. troops had been moved Into the Gaia Strip, an a n a 90 milta long and aaven milaa wide along tha Mediterranean that was ■ombers eft of the P-TA program of urging ary School's I closer association between parents sad aa part | and teacher* at tha school. AUSTIN. Tex. (UPI)—Garageman A. J. ragnoxxl considers Wednesday, Jan. 27, tha darkest day of his life. Someone stole.his car; thieves raided his shop and stole his tools; license plates wera stolen off a bus ha operatas for a Scoot troop. Then, whlla ha was trying out a customer’s rar, another motorist backed into him. NIRI’S WHY THI TOTALLY NIW FAIRIANI MO II THI VALIM LIAOIR OP THI YIARI Want uvinn in the large economy rite.* Our Fairlane MO is sll-rvew, bigger, finer in every way... vet priced up to 1142 hu* than last yearl There’s more buili-foc-pcoplc comfort (up to 4 Inches more shoulder room, for IniMnce), more fine-car features. Come in and pick the twin that savesyou best. Working peopla under tha ags of IS hava an accidant rata 1.5 occupied by Israeli troops during The Western Big Three agreed times as great aa adults, reports M M ro s a -rw r—wr—a w . u r t — falcon—iw M m a Hn tha 19W Suet campaign. In 1930 that they would maka tha U, 8. Department of Labor, Israeli forces left the strip In every effort to sea that the status March. 1037. when it was agreed quo In Ihe Mideast he maintained. CAMERAS United Nations Iroops would move P h o to g rap h y Supplies in. Gaia ia part of Palestine but 1 • Day Developing Service it under Egyptian administration. Egypt has refrained from itaW1EBOLDT CAMERA M E M lionJng any suable number of SHOP iroops Ibera since 1936, but there -----Sea “FORD STARTIME" in living color Tuesdays on NBC-TV lift R. Park Sanford. Fla. la no prohibition against this. A U. N. spokesman In New York denied U. A. R. Iroops had moved Into Gaia, but he said It waa under­ WEST PALM BEACH (UPI) stood there had been Egyptian City Commissioner Ralph York troop movements In the Slnsl area narked his car in Die city parking lot Thursday and went lo a doctor's that borders Israel. office in a nearby building for a physical examination. After undressing, York glanced out the window and saw a man en­ ter the car, lake iwo cartons of rlgarrts and a file nf personal pap­ ers, then saunter down the street. “I was Indisposed." York said. “ I couldn't oven get to a telephone TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The to call police tinUl I got dresaed." Florida Stale University Founda­ tion, Inc., a non-profit organisa­ tion to receive gifts for educa­ tional purposes, has been set up Longwood Church here. To Mark Founding Money received will be uved for The First Pentecostal Church of books at Ihe FSU library, scholar­ ships, additions lo the art gallery Longwood will observe Its second and muaeum, assisting in publica­ anniversary Sunday with all-day tion nf scholarly works, and simi­ service*. District officials kro expected lar purposes. Its board of directors will have to attend and tho sectional presby­ seven members, Including FSU ter will deliver the anniversary President Robert M. Siroiior, message, according to E. Ruth Business Mgr. Rod K. Shaw, and Grant, pastor. Special musk, singing and tesFred O, Drake Jr., preridcni of 11monies will bo featured through, Uia alumni association. out ths day. Dinner will bo spread at 13:30 p, m. Thirst For Beer Went Unquenched Unadulterated castor oil was recommended — and widely used EL PASCO, Tex. (UPI) — A —as a shoe polish early hi the Juartt, Mexico, man who told po. 1900'*. lice he wanted a brer went to the ' right place to get one. But he went at tha wrong tlma and In tha wrong way, polka said. Officers arrested Canute M. Iltyes, S6, as ho was unscrewing FOOD STORES I holla from the back door of the “Whoo’a Club" with a monkey Florida's FrlondHwt wrench. LIT'L GIANT F l o r i d a ha IBM. Mr*. Oroone was educated at flteteen University, the Univariity of Virginia Extension, Madleoa College, and the ColUxe of William and Mary. She specialises In elementary education. Mra. Groome has a daugh­ ter, Mrs. W. L. Base, living S in Newport News, Taa son, Bob, «t DnAM High School. Mra. Grooms's husband recently opened a bakery Hi Sanford. MRS. GLADYS BOSCH to ■Bothor woV travelad and experienced Plnocreot Ele­ mentary School teacher. Mm . Boeeh hue visited Can­ ada, Mexico, all tha states aaat of the Mlaslsalppl Riv­ er, Kansaa, Oklahoma and Texas. She has taught, school In New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Now York and now In Florida. Mra. Bosch got her degree from. Keene Teachers College In New Hampshire, her M. A, from Columbia Teachers’. College, did graduate work at Boston University and extension work a t Harvard. She spocUHsea in English, education and guidance. Moat Convenient Food Store - Quldt S m ite Froach Ati. ftA tird I t better meals build better ffc and for the best food at lowest shop Sanford and the Sanford ] COLD BEER d w iy i p liitjf ON THE PURCHASE OF — ONE GALLON a t SBUNING BROS. PAINT "■ ...... In w i Hum h to Um UY PAINT OUTLET NATURAL GAS GO. rA L L COME T TO II f �J i t n b . t€ , I960—Pegs 8 OM.r D ID S T , JO S , l D ID N 'T ../ ,------ —asms -m. ru u y , ftv a o SIGNAL TO n a r e a s e D triH.. 1 W AS R E F E R E E IN TH' BA SKETBA LL GAM E G RA N D M A 'S TEA M /— W *S PLAYIN'.../----- ' ...A N ' GRAN DM A D IDN 'T A G R E E WITH O N E O 'M V P E C lS * O N C / t ----------- Three it is...the IT w C K K B Q ! w e've A CLEAR CHANNEL _ JMCTA.L ’ FLAsei* ... OChhAhE/ y im o u u il A l t T ' 5 HOPE 5HT c m c*er u* p*sr „ -nosearns/ VtXkM0WM6,%W*PaWfeTS«X« w u ,o e u o tr JMMOMUWT KfEPTHISWOMAN Ut« NOONE MwrstEutv.f’ SUE MUST BE / CDMFOeTAglC, X WIU-FSDANP \ UMUBMta jfTl S T O P A S K tN S S IL L Y o u e s t i d n AND CA LLTH I PLLRETURN YOUR CHAIR V MONDAY, _ B'R•«OH 6N»« Hl| AMNNlBl LOS ANGELES (UP1> - At­ torneys for Caryl Chessman have won a minor victory by gelling a judge to disqualify himself from presiding at a hearing (or aetling Ihe convict-author's ninth execu­ tion date. Superior Judge Hcrhert V. Walk­ er ordered both attorneys A. L. Wirin and George T. Da\ i; to ap­ pear in his courtroom today when he will officially iransfer the ease lo presiding Judgr John G. Rames. Walker's decision came as a sur­ prise. He told both of Chessman's lawyers Thursday he was not pre­ judiced and plannrd In sit at Ihe hearing. Then Thursday night he called them and notified them of hia new decision. Barnes now can hear the ease ar refer it to another Judge. The action was taken by court­ room observers aa another delay in the state's 12-year attempt to execute the Loa Angeles kidnaperrapist. Hia latest escape from ex­ ecution came last Friday when Gov. F.dmund G, HroWn gave him a 60-day reprieve Just 1(1 houra be­ fore hia scheduled execution in San Quentin’s gaa chamber. Walker explained hia action by aaying he wanted to remove him­ self from the case in order to elim­ inate any possible legal question* that Chessman's attorneys might raiae about hia presence. Take the magntiiciyU comedy artistry of Gary Grant and Tony Curtis, blend with the talented beauty of a pair of Holla like Joan O'Rrien and Dina Merrill, add a dash or two of hilarious perform a nee* by ArUiur O'Connell and Gene Evans, then stir the whole thing up in a Navy submarine painted a blushing pink ami you get an idea of what you arc in for at the Kill Theatre starting today. The film ie entitled "Operation Petticoat" which tells the howling adventures of a harassed subma­ rine skipper trying to get his dis­ abled bout baek into operation. Just Hie fact that at one lime the suh pula to sea painted pink, carry­ ing five women passengers, and it the unsuspected target of both her alilrs and her enemies, is enough of a ronvinrer that here ia one of the top entertainment packages c\cr to come out of Hollywood, a master comedy played by master comedians. HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) - A three story building at tool Con­ gress Ave. Is one of Houston's oldest structures and at one time waa a rather well-to-do hotel. The second floor la now occupied by Ihe Houston Costume Co., own­ ed by Fred Morrow, One afternoon Morrow heard some labored alepe ascending the solid mahogany stairway. Final­ ly. i little old lady and a little old gentleman, both puffing, came into view. *’We would like one u( your best rooms for the night," the gentle­ man said. "Why. Ihls Isn't a hole]," Mor­ row laid, somewhat surprised. “ it isn't? the man asked. Then, looking around for the first lime, he added, "No, 1 don't believe it is." "You know," he smiled apolo­ getically. "the last time mother and I were in Houston, wa spent Ihe night here. Very romfortsbie, loo." "Just when was that," Morrow asked. The couple compared Doles si some length and finally the man answrrrd: "It wag Just bafore the war - in 1«16." CORTLAND. N. Y. (UPI) — When Rev. Herbert Alan Vermtlye was ordained in Gram Episcopal Church, it marked the ftral such snvies In the 113-ycar history of 'the church, CARY GRANT, Jonn O’Hrlcn, Dinit Merrill and Tony Curtis provide tha romantic intercat an well an moat of the humor in "Operation Petticoat,’' bow playing at th t Rita Theatre. FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI) —Every week hundreds of Amer­ ican soldiers depart by plana or boat for home, leaving aomeona behind in Germany. Somrtimrs It's a girl friend, soon lo be forgotten. Honu'thues it’s a wife who'll join her hus­ band later. But all to frequently it's an Illegitimate child, a tiny addition lo the population of (inmany fathered by e Gl who lias no in­ tention of marrying the mother, American consular officials are trying to convince -oldiris who have fathered illegitimate rhlL dren here that they should reg­ ister their hlrth and thus give the children the right to Amer­ ican ritiaenahip. "Every month wa register hatween 6M and 760 births of new American citixene," a spokesman for tha U. R. consulate in Frank­ furt eald. "But we still mlaa plenty. If wa only could parauada these thought­ less soldier* to think of the chil­ dren they have brought Into tha world wa would really he acrompllshlng something,” "A soldier who trie* to eovar up or ignore tha birth of hia tllegiti. mate child may ba ruining that child's future," the spokesman said, "Thera era plenty af ehildreu around who aia entitled to American rltisenihip, but whe will nev-r get it because of tha thoirgldieiiness of their fathers." Many of the tmblaa ntvar regia, tried ere the children of Americhii soldiers and German girl* whe marry after the birth. “They never bother to register the birth with us, and are there­ fore unable to prove in later year* that thalr child la entitled to eltitenship,” the spokesman eald. "In fact Ihe children are eligi­ ble a* citiscna a* soon as the par­ ents marry. But they must ha able to prove their birth when applying for eltllenshlp." A tiny fraction of tha babies bom illegitimately to Americans in Europe are those hum to Amercan women and fathered by men other than tha husband, Theae are entitled to eitiienshlp if the birth is registered with the neeiest rnnsutate. NOW SHOW INC OPEN 12:45 SKATE CI TY CLASS P*.ay- SQUAW VALLEY - Goalie John McCartan, the hero of Thursday's 2-1 upset victory of the U. S. hockey team over the Canadian team, after his teammatss con* gratulatcd him: . "Now we feel that we can beat the hack out of anybody." SHANNON, Ireland — Farmer Michael Casey commenting on the crash of an Italian airliner near Shannon Airport today: "The whole hillside seemed aflame. All around came frighten­ ing moans, The dead were flying all about." Friend Chauffeurs Law-Abiding Thief BAN JOSE, Calif. (UP1) — Highway patrolmen investigating the crash of an auto into a tree quoted the driver, Alexander Va­ lencia, 21, aa saying ha waa be­ hind the wheel only aa a favor to hia friend, Serapio Alvarada, 2« . Alvarado, a passenger bt tfte ear, waa quoted aa aaying ba bad stolen the vehicle but didn't feel he ought to drive it since ba dlda1! have, an opatwtor*e license. DALLAS, Tex. (UP!) - Whan Joseph A. Shirley applied lor a library card bo waa asked to give aa a reference toe name af ana eUiiea who already hid • sard. SWriay mentioned his lanfUM friend, Jamee Meeke, the city li­ brary director. Then toe clerk west through too formality of ehocktatf 20,000 LAUGHS UNDER THE SEA W tU . H AVI \ I MAO TO POUB M 1 s t a g e U P T X C L IN E S FRIGHT.’ OONTBE p SO TENSE V> NEW YORK—Miss Lee Morgan, founder and director of Scientific Introduction Service, Inc., on what a woman looks for In a man what seeking a husband: 'They aik for the manly type, someone neat, attractive and con* genial and few have any rcsrrvttlons against baldness." No Card Carrier ‘First* For Church - S O TUB CURTAIN FA LLS ON THE FIR ST a n d MAVOIL TH E ' L A S T A C T O F THE By United Press IntenutiM il FRANKFURT, Germany—Elvis C Presley when asked to eompara European to American girls: 'The girls I've met here are niea, but I wouldn’t say they were nicer than American girls." PHONE FA S - i m TODAY ft BAT. TH1PLH HIT PBOGBAM b jI Fine -c rW DEPARTMENT^ r MRS ^ . BUMSTEAD, The Sanford Public Library got a new King James'Version of the Rembrandt Bible Thursday. The Bible is illustrated with re­ productions of Rembrandt paint­ ings of the life of Christ and other Biblical scenes. The W50 volume is in the reference room. Recent best seller additions to the library shelves are "This Is My God." by Herman Woulk, au­ thor of "The Caine Mutiny"; and "Where The Boys Are." a story about Ft. Lauderdale by Glenda Swarlhout. Joseph Alger's "Get In There And Paint” which says htat any­ one cen paint who wants to. Is also now on the selves. “Chautauqua," the story of an early 20th century road show, la another recent addi­ tion. New books ordered by the li­ brary Thursday are “God lies A Sense Of Humor," by Ruby Lee Hall, a longtime writer about Flor­ ida; "Cat Among Hie Pigeons" by Agatha Christie; "Lincoln I-nrds" hy Cameron Hawley; "Washing­ ton's Lady" by Eliwyth Thane; "Mrs. 'Arris Goea To New York" by Paul Galliro; and "Earth Grant" by Edison Marshall. The 1,001 wonderful eotindi and! Naughty • ighia of the fabuloui world of the' Wife," ai Arabian Nlghta have been brought to the Kreen In UPA’a first fulllength feature production, " 1,001 Arabian Nlghti." Starring the nearsighted Mr. Magoo, one of the most popular personalities in the animated field today, (he new technicolor cartoon feature opens at the Movieland Drive-In Sunday. The other feature nn the pro­ gram la "The Flying Fontaines" starring Michael Callan. Both are firit run features for Sanford and will continue at the Movieland un­ til Wednesday. On Thursday and Friday, "Sim* sun and Delilah," the renowned Ce­ cil B. DeMIlle spectacular dramatlialion of Judges 13-16 of the Holy Bible will play. The production stars Victor Ma­ ture and Hedy Lamarr in the title roles, The second feature on the pro­ gram Is "The Last Train From THE NEARSIGHTED Mr. Gun Hill" featuring Kirk Douglas Mhruu atari in UPA'g firat and Anthony Quinn. full length animated pro­ On Saturday three movies fea­ turing Briggltte Bardot, Diana duction, "1,001 Night*" Dors and Anita Kkhcrg will he coming to the Movieland shown. The mnvlra are 'That Drive-In Sunday. Quotable Quotes w o w J w e 'a e a > H irff TWEOE5 A LINE A MLR LON3 gi BUYING TICKETS ADMIKHION ADULTS - MATINEE - 70c NIGHT - 80c STUDENTS - 30c CHILDREN • 25c H a « AT UtM ONLY "RALLY ’ROUND TER FLAG. BOYS* WNKMABCOPB ft COM B PAUL XHITMAN THK NF.ARBIGHTBD MR. MAGOO . IN HU FIRST FULL LENGTH CARTOON M O ni �\ PtnTo— rri- r.b, m, im ............. — ■— ■— ■ i ■ . NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Bowboa S tm t, tha old trollop who hoops tho spirit of Mardi Orao altV« Is a minor kejr during tbo root at Um jroar, la ready In bsat loom os tha Mg day. Prom lot room and tails parlor la atrip-show bar and Jan Joint, tha old girl — heart ot Uic famed French Quarter — baa painted her face a little and la beginning IS bulge at her alattemly aeami. Mardi Oral, " r a t Tuesday," la leal than a week a way. The regular atream of atroltare—toma In topperi and UUa, fu n and gtma, etberi hi thong aaadali and yturtle-neck iweateri —hae ewollea. Crowd* are now gplOlag ever from narrow, broken eMewalka inis the one • way trafUll W'lVWl car*. ww uuwmm aad cabs Inch their way along, thtlr ercupanta ogling St strippers through deora opened by aldewalk barters to entice the paiaerby. Bourbon Street’* primping conaiota for the moot part of nawlypainted doorwayi and ilgm. EitabUakmeeU wboaa Interior* heras't felt a paint bruah ilnca they opened give the front door a carnival touch • up annually. Crowded Into the flrat six block* M "the atreel" are acorn of a*. aortod drinketorla InUripened with great aad bumbla eating * • • • • . aecner yocehM. llquor atom , ahepe and even a Chlneie delicate aaen. Meet bara feature a burlcaque which, • whet operating, ralaea the price of a mixed drink from dheut u oeeta In the daytlmo to sa high aa W M at night. Othcra ' headline Dixieland Jail combo*. With Mardi Oral, tha final day • f carnival aeaaan'i lt-day atlnt, Mlgat wer amid tke volcano** *f S o Belgian Congo, between (be giant Watutxl tribe, end, the. last tornalalng mountain gorillas on north. Unleu something Is done very pees this oenOtoi of Interests ean end only ane wap—with the death of the gnottlM who enonot eslit f their Immemorial feeding 4 - Pc. CHOICE of DANISH TAN SUITES * M mm A SILVER GRAY *6 MRS. J. W. PADGETT of Enterprise displays model church she built. Sheriff* dopullaa ara serving Jury lummona on « Seminole County reaidenta lo aerve for the Circuit Courl’a final fall term civil caaea which wlU bo tried nest week. Perion* lummonrd muit appear before Judge Voile Wllllama Jr. in the county courth i t Monday at 10 a. m. unleaa the Judga os-, cuaca them for alckneia or othar reaaon. Wllllama may releaat a perioa from Jury duty Moeday If he la ovtr as or under 31, holdi public office which baa dullca requiring hit preience during lha trial, and for aleknoia. Parsons over U don't bavo to aerva but may if tbay with. After William* eliminate* the eicuaad peraoni, he will »waar In.the remaining Jurora and draw aIs nim ta from ■ box to aerva on Iho Jury for tbo flrat caae. The opposing attorney* then may chal­ lenge venireman wboaa name* ware drawn and a*k removal of thoie they feel should not aarvo for that ca»e. Sanford rcildenta turn mooed are Roger a. Burnham, George W. Plicl, Donald J. Hamilton, Scott H. Dedl, Robert H. Powell, Stanley Piakonkl, Raymond E. Witael, Jo# II. McDaniel, A»hby G. Jonta, Norrii E. Jordon, llavalyn L. Strogner, Robert J. Carr, W. M. lleniun, John T. Odonell, Joseph David Horn, Howard A. Miller, Billy Jack Mauay, Wayne R.-Prior, Ployd E. Horn Jr., Bob­ by G. Sandcfur, Roderick A. Coa, Ernest D. WblU, John Robert Panta, David M. Whelehel, Joseph Petra*. ClUtord C. Eart and John K. Dokle. Longwood m ldenli lummonrd art John L. Jenning*. Glenn M. McCall and Eugene S. Prye. Lake Monroe reildrnli called are Joe J. Govecek, and William A. Bailey. Maitland resident* summoned are Cbarie* R. Johnston, AudrcJ Bodor and Rufua.L. Scott. Calhoun aiate, and Dtwoy D. M district north el Uk# Xive. there are some $M gorilla* there with perhaps another to or to •Croat the Uganda border. Them on the biggest gorillas m earth — nearly too pounds in weight In tho wild and nearly TOO pound* In captivity. Tbay are vegMariana who Mvt In tha bamboo larottt abova 0,000 fact and feed mi bamboo shoot* and wild moueInin parsley. The Watulal era not using any weapon* — they are (Imply driv­ TAMPA (UPI) - Those In the ing their horde at ealtta into the market for a fir* station should gorilla areas and since ft M M .the great see Mayor Julian Lana. W w P V I U M Ur IV I V M I n l lla said Thursday tha city would groanda K la only a matter of bn glad to tell Fire Button No. 1 time, noeloglsto fear, before the in downtown Tampa becauu it apootoe bogus the fatal deeitoo. waa ao old M was not worth re­ pairing. Lane didn't tay exactly how old II was, hut he mentioned that it formerly housed horse-drawn fire Old Tampa Fire Station For Sale SPECIA L behind tha dynamite plot to kUI Many Gonsalo. Genial* aooraus tha wreejier aarviaa that haa a towing contract with tha ally. He aim la part enmar af aa armored ear aanric* and la In lha laaaraace husineia. i v w s m i j f aaeetoM Bcutoated lam t il when the «Ky gave Gaa •ala lha towiag contract without BEDROOM Yard* and Yards ef fine Gammage are summoned from Ovlede. Roy L. Driggers, 3vledo, waa summoned to servo along with Clarence M. Hunter Jr., Winter Park, and Fred Pabel, Orlando. The veniremen's names were drawn from ,a box containing namo* of regiitercd county voter*. Juror* will get $5 per day and coat of mileage for each day they aerve. Another Hat of veniremen will be drawn Monday for the spring term of civil cases to start March T. These will be drawn by Judge Vassar Carlton whoso pre-trial conference! wfra scheduled for today, PT. LAUDERDALE (UPI) -SI* and a half million dollars In highpriced residential lota were sold In 31 minutes here Thursday. Raal *state dealar James 8. Hunt put an ■ rally-typo meeting remi­ niscent of Ibo old Florida "boom" days, fed breakfast to about 3,000 persona and entertained them with Then h* put on the block 641 lota in tho well-to-do Coral Ridge section. Buyers crowded forward to put up half cash and promisor/ notes for the remainder within Iw* years on lets ranging in price from tr.lOO to $26,000. The aver■ge price was about $12,000. L f l°°TS | m Novel Method Used To Teach Love Of Church By HBt.EN 8NODGRABB ENTERPRISE — Mrs. J. W. Padgett, superintendent of the nur­ sery department of tha Barnett Memorial Methodist Church, com­ bined an Idea and talent to devise a novel method to teach children love end respect for their church— a model church which Is lighted and equipped with music. Mrs. Padgett worked approxi­ mately four month* on the model, built a* she says, "from scrap* of this and that" and whalaver ihe could find. It haa mahogany door stop* and the frame* of the door* and window* and the cross on top are made of, redar. She found an old window frame with colored glass panes stored away in her ham—thus tha model's stained glass Windows. Inside tbo church la a choir boy in robe and on tha pulpit is a tiny Bible *a amall on* must have a magnifying glass to read It. A bell in the belfry even ring*. The church’* picket fence I* mad* of ueed tongue blades. Mrs. I'sdgett, a nurse who worked at the Florida MethodUt Children* Home a number of year*, saved them for Just such Use. The dolls on the walk are on •tends end ean be moved around by the children. m \ S O F A and C H A I R ----- CONVERTS TO BED ! LAMPS ! STEP TABLES COFFEE TABLE l SMOKERS' STAND ! PILLOWS THROW RUG COMPLETE Foam Cushions Foam Backs SAVE SAVE Solid Knotty Pine Golden Maple Finish S13MSYH SaHXOlO 8NYD 31SYM DLLSVnd 2 - Pc. SCUFFS l iv x a if SO 2-Pc. SOFA Assorted Colors SOFA and CHAIR SOFA and CHAIR 3 Black - 1 Coral SUITES ‘ $ m 7 buv Shipm sw i ROLL - A W A Y I COMPLETE WITH MATTRESS 30 - inch SIm ----- 7-Pc. Dinette Suites Many Other DRAPERY FABRICS Acetate Coven acetate; co v er s Three-Fold Dilemma RUTLAND, Vt. (UPI) — Rut­ land High School’s data of 1046 would like to hold n 16th reunion this year. But no one knows who the chairmen Is, how much money la In the clau treasury or where the money la banked. Ll 1 Fair Week Bargains f SHOP AND COMPARE wn P a y m e n t — Take M GROUPINGS** — In C a s s e l b e r r y �Florida Growth Outdoes Forecast ASSIGNMENT WASHINGTON HERE COMES THE SUN! WASHINGTON — Poor Kira Rcnson! Six million pounds of dressed chicken on his hands, and he doesn’t know what to do with it. The secretary of agriculture has obtained by default enough chic­ ken to feed hi* entire family every­ day. six days a week, for the next 6,000 years. This sad tale has heroine Ihe biggest fowl up in the history of agricultural surplus. The secre­ tary got himself in this Irap by trying to get the country’s poul­ try raisers out of a hole. It began last Dec. 10 with an announcement by Arthur Flem­ ming. secretary of health, educa tlon and welfare. Flemming shook Kira's coop like a fox in a hen By GORDON J. TOLL Manager, Security Associates, Inc. For quite some time now, the astounding growth of thin lats haa been receiving national and international publicity, n a special report issued recently by U. S, News k World Report, the state received the following plug: “If you want to ride the boom in America's population: Go to Florida. It is to grow much faster in population than any other state in the next 10 years . . . Official forecast was that this state would grow by 16 to 22 percent between 1955 and 1960. In. stead, official estimates up to last year indicate that this Rooming state has grown 40 per cent in the last five years . . P ro je c t this upsurge into the future, and Florida appear* as the fastest-growing state among all the 50 states in the next 10 years. The population gain indicated . . • between now and 1970 is 65.2 per cent." Certainly, in these projected figures, aggressive Central Florida is included. The writing seems to be on the wall. Many intelligent investors are placing excess fund* in well established corporate shares that will directly benefit from this surge in growth. Field* to be considered are banks, Utilities, railroads, and airlines—both passenger and freight. At one time, Florida was difficult and expensive to get to. It seemed to be the "end of the line” for most transporta­ tion companies. As aviation began to grow in this state— particularly in Miami—Floridians began to realize this was the aerial hub of this hemisphere. As commercial jet transportation emerged. Florida be­ came more prominent in world transportation. For example, by jet from Miami to New York involves two hours and 15 jn in u tes; Puerto Rico, two hours and 10 minutes. According to Frank Bateman's ‘‘Florida Growth Fund News,” Miami International Airport has become “one of the world's busiest. It leads all others in international cargo movements . . . is second only to New York’s Idlewild for international passenger movements . . . and is seventh in total passenger movements. Its passenger volume tops both London and Paris, Europe's busiest airports. Airline and other aviation activities in Miami now account for an annual payroll in excess of $100 million.” m With the important role that the state has been play­ ing in missile and space travel at Cape Canaveral, many Suite's case should bo ■ chatlarge corporations have built brunch plants, Martin Company, the largest of these companies, employs nearly 8,000 people. Ionic to all parents and teachPratt and Whitney has organized a giant research and de­ era. Jesus said, “ What man U velopment center in Palm Beach County. The most interest­ there of you. who, if hi* son ing fact In this letter was that manufacturing employment asks bread, will you give him passed the 200,000 msrk last November for the first time in a atone?’’ Yet ualntenUoaslly Florida’s history. This was a gain of 4,800 or nearly eight .Suite's irandfalher Is doing that per cent over the same month a year earlier. •am t thing. So discuss this rase m Bateman atataa that “while there is no way to guaran- at Sunday School and reward against adverse market fluctuations or changes in eco­ your children for learning Bible nomic conditions,*’ thi shareholder of the fund haa for a very verses, good poetry and rauilc. small cost “the services of the fund’s professional manage, CASE D — 484: Susie B., aged ment with its experience and specialized knowledge in select­ 3, is a cute little girl. “ Dr. ing investments in a wide variety of companies doing busi- Crane,” her doling grandfather exclaimed, “come and hear Susie in many fields in Florida and the South.” sing.” This perhaps la an ideal way to share in this dynamic So ! walled expectantly, and Susie began “ Meet Me In St. growth. Louis,” It is interesting to note that in our town alone, there The aduila around the room A re many large publicly owned corporations that have laughed whin she recited the (tranches or franchtsa dealers here. Among them are Ford "tlooUhle-KMichte” verse. they applauded Susie tor Motor Company, General Motors, Studebaker-Packard, Chry­ herAndrendition. sler Corp., McCrory-McLellan Stores, Kei’s, J. C, Penney, There wasn't anything partlruFlorida Power Corp., Florida Power k Light, Atlantic Coast iarly wrong with the incident, ex­ Line, Sears, Roebuck k Company, Firestone, Western Auto, cept that parents and granriparBell Telephone, connected with A.T. k T„ Western Union, enta should encourage toddlers to Houston Corp., Great Atlantic k Pacific Tea Company memorise far more inspiring gents (AAP), Winn-Dixie. Food Fair Stores, Jackson Minit Mar­ of poetry and rauilc. kets, Gulf Oil, Sinclair, Standard Oil, Vulcan Materials, and “Jesus Loves Me," is tlm* the song our four-year-old Judy was any others. Without them, our needs would be difficult to singing, to her grandparents In tlsfy. the beck seat of our car, when q f DAILY CROSSW ORD 1. European cost basis 8. Internal decay • ( fruit f. To scats - IS. JW. Tbs in , south* W south MMl wind 39. Writer offabU C IS. HarmoaMt 9L9kattAg is. Aitsm tlon aflat anama It. a ratify go. Ahelper XI. Native of Etruria 94. Feline 97. Tbs earth (dial.) 99. Oculist's 9 . Military lira X L Caka 9 S. Rivsr boats tatavtsm ir.OoM OM Rt 90. Employ jii 1 1 ( , - u 1- 99i iaraart labbr.t •9. Com point (abbr.t pramlaa It 44 . 00. T h ill Is left out U M lm lt s t M ■ ii.v- tV: I'i'.v:1 i*> i m«i'i Rain *. 1 3. Frenafe U n r gsuga f.’is 'r:i ; idmi . n j n ’nv 94. Hum 3. Fuss 4. Appllsa to N .H jn l JliHi-l II : O again by ■amual WIJM Z*|* )|(J0 . Thrash Sm ith ('1*11 HU ' ' M-MI* •.C a rry T. Blunder a t Import i'-r* ti' : i.i-ir. from • .P s rts f BotM thawaak 14. H o o t——| 17. Abbravtcs l:.(' JtHI t ___ __ p i I P I | |% r y/y//'//rtmnuummn Alas, I couldn't remember more than the chorus of most songs and very few of them, but Ihey were religious hymns and Stephen Foster songs, plus our standard patriotic tunes. Right then and (here I vividly rcalirrd It was a good idea for us parents to Inch our children the verses of a dozen nr more inspiring songs, including religi­ ous, patriotic and good secular iunri. So when ! heard Susie ting her Hoolchle-Koolchie verses, I had a menial flashback of over 20 year* to the little farmhouse along Route 41, where I spent the night at Judy'a bedside. And I am sure you readers will agree a few novelty verses are not so had, tF those youngsters have their minds studded with choicer gems of literature and music lo nourish their soul or inspire some dying friend who aska for comfort. Suppose you were suddenly ask* ed to quote a few passages or sing a few verses as a friend was breathing his last: -Suppose one of your own family, plnnrd beneath a wrecked ear, asked: “ U«. please ting to me. Hold my hand, too, lor 1 don't want •he accidentally .unlatched the rear to die,*.’ door. What would be your response? to those days, the back doors your mind been prepared of automobiles caught the wind Haa for such an emergency to you ran pressure and whipped open. Judy's hand "froie” on the olfer even one or two suitable handle and she was hurtled out­ Bible quotes or musical verses? If nol. then don't let this dearth ward upon the trosen ground at of inspiring quotes or music han­ SO mites per hour. As soon as I could stop the dicap your child any longer Take him lo Sunday school and ear, 1 rushed hack and picked her up from the aide of the praise him for choice poetry, mu­ road, with blood streaming down sic or Bible verses, lor Ihey will nourish his soul maybe 73 years from the back of her head. Fortunately, she was wearing from now and ihua cause him lo her snowsuii and ahe landed on look back to you gratefully! (Always writs to Dr. (Tara Ice which filled the ditch. All night long I sat beside the la rare of this newspaper, en­ bed checking her pulse and listen­ closing a long 4c tumped, ading hopefully for some sounds dressed rota lope and 30c So from her abdomen via my statho- cover typing and printing cosU when yon tend for d m of Hi scope, for the shock had paralyxed booklets.) her Intestines. Her abdomen was entirely quiet and she couldn't hold even a swal­ low of water in her stomach. She was conscious, however, and to occupy time, (he asked me lo sing. Do you suppose I sang Hootctite-Komchle melodies? For War Yields Boon For Mankind OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (UP1) Hera In the world's first atomic city, conceived In war, la being produced a substance that sym­ bolizes war of a dtllcrrnl son — against discasra of Ihe thyroid. Scientists call it a radioisotope —Iodine 131. For thyroid sufferers It can b# a blessing. This rare ami precious material holds promise of salvation from one of mankind's oldest plagues. A malfunctioning thyroid can reveal itself In symp­ toms ranging from great, chok­ ing gotten to the blighted pilnds and bodies of cretins — mental and pity sir a I dwarfs. Here-at the Usk Ridge Nation­ al Laboratory almo»t all of the world’s Iodine lor the treatment and diagnosis of thyroid disease it compounded. From a small, while and winduwlest snipping room tome 200 shipmenu a month go nut to hospitals and johhers. A great number of these shipments will be administered as the wellknown "atomic cocktail" to thy­ roid sufferers here and abroad. The laboratory has been making Iodine 131 available since J9M. And in these yean only a pinch —tome 43 milligram! to Iw more exact — has hern produced. This pinch, however, required the pro­ cessing uf 14 ions of uranium. Such is the potency of this cousin lo inedictnr shelf Iodine that the amount required for one so-called “cocktail" would uc all hut invisi­ ble lo thr strongest microscope. While the steps in making Iodine 131 remain Ihe same, the labora tory a short time ago began using rnrichrd uranium instead of coinmon uranium for ita raw material. MT. PINSON, All. turn Worjd War II rohbed Fred Hensrl of his arms and his legs, but not hi* courage. For it was his courage lhat has made a prosperous, active man out of the nation's first “basket case.” At 12. liens*-) is the father ot four rhildren. He owns five tractoMraiter trucks that haul all aver the U. S, He also owns a service station and land lhat he rent* out. It was 13 years ago on Okinawa that llrnsrl, a native of Corbin, Ky., who had enlisted In the Army In ip.1T, met with what he refers to as his “accident." “ 1 was a maintenance sergeant in the 7-8 tank battalion of the 77th infantry division on Oki­ nawa." Ifcnsel recalls. “ We had 21 links knocked out on this plateau out there, Thai's a pret­ ty big lots out of about 60 tanks. 1 was out there to try and get them bark In when something just happenrd." It ts assumed Hensrl stepped on an enemy land mine. Thr ex­ plosion tore off his legs and one arm and mangled Ihe other ao badly it had lo be amputated. After II months ot hospilaliiatlon, tlensel waa equipped with artificial limbs and Heel hooks for hands. Re started out with his devoted wife to do but one thing: “1 wanted to be sueecsitul." At first, his doctors did not want him to leave Hie hospital. They said he was not strong enough. He disagreed and finally persuaded them lo let him go. Perhaps to prove he waj strong enough, llrnsel turned to farm­ ing near this small north Ala­ bama town only- a few miles from Birmingham, lie did all the work himself, plowing, planting, milk­ ing. 11a tried raising chickens for a while, then turned to dairy farm­ ing. Hensrl says he wag lucky with the cows. He sold them just before the bottom dropped out of the market one year, making a nice profit. tlensel had U3 fertile acres bought with government assist­ ance. He was mighty proud of his farm, but then thr state govern­ ment built a highway through It. "That highway look to acres, right through the middle," Urntel said. “ It took out the heart ot my farm, f quit farming.” But the highway also brought in enough mot ey for llrnsel to purchase hit first truck and hire someone to drive it. Today, he has $33,000 worth of trucks alone. How does llrnsel explain hla auerrss? “Just because a man baa hla arms and legs cut oft, it doesn't mean he can’t he successful. He should be luccrsaful anyway. He wouldn't have lo be too terribly successful lo feel a little succeiiful.” to buy up all Ihe captive eapees. And he wouldn't be chicken about the price—he’d pay up to 4> cents a pound. As a result, our butter-egg-andpoultry man hat bought or con­ tracted to buy six million pounda or unwanted chicken. The moun­ tain of meat may reach »even million pounds before the capons stop rolling along. ••What," I asked one of Benson'i mm, “ are you-all going to do with all those chirkcni?" I could hear him scratching hla head over the phone. And, at Iasi, came this forlorn reply: "Dog­ gone if 1 know." Those chlckena are perfectly good to eat, he said, if IheyTo de-kidnryed, de livered and skin­ ned. Thr white and dark meat, ho said, i* absolutely wholesome. But Renton can't sell the de­ nuded dressed carcasses on tho open market—nol after all that had publicity. And lo serve them up for the school-lunch program would have a horrifying psycholo­ gical effect on the innocent young­ sters, At this writing, k looks like Exra'i chicken program il 1st IhS rough. And it could get rougher. The Democrals could eapltaltit on (his raponeile caper — Inas­ much as thr GO!’ administration allowed the use of stllbcslerol la the first place. They could bring this Issue to roost right at Hw Republican doorstep. What they may do la buy tap all those surplus chickens and stuff them with campaign llttrature and serve them up to disgruntled Republicans. Tht way I see It, those caponrttes may not have had any sax interest, but they »uVe could Mir up some political tnlareat. Catholic Church Officials Believed Worried Over Condition Of Tardini By PHIL NKW.HOM From tba foreign cdltor'i note­ book: Church sources very recently In Rome report anxiety over Ihe state of health of Vatican Secre­ tary of State Domenico Cardinal Tardini. Officially, ha is suffering from influrnsa. But private reports ssy hr also has a heart condition that ts causing roncem. Tardini is comparatively young for a cardinal — he will be 71 on Feb. 2V. (11 of Ihe 76 cardinals are M) years or older. Three are «g.) With the Kisl ■West summit BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) —I A sign (in Ihe window of a large I cut-rate drug store here advises: I "We sell pills, to*).” <1 matting still three rnontha away, chief spokesmen for both aide* are on the road — President El­ senhower in South America and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev louring Asia. Neither side Is losing any opportunity lo place III case before lha public. As the London economist said, “this la the lime for the ilalesminllke stif­ fening of terms, lass to frightsn the anemy than to stifle critics at home." Greenland i* tha largest Island on earth; New Guinea ta second largest. SECURITY A SSOCIATES, INC. ! Drug In The Market STOCKS • BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS GoedoM J. Tel, Mgr. Member - N e w VETERANS 1 KIRK - Plaaa PA M M York titork Rirbasge BUY NOW IN 101T h a r •ROtrdar bag dB. Piece sd furniture 41. Tally house when he announced that all caponrilet that had been shot with slilbeiterol were nol fit for marketing. A raponeile la a chicken with no sex interest. It's a capon that got that way via the stllbestrrol route—a hormone pellet In Its head. Fleming's argument was that stilbesterol • contaminated fowl, if enough was consumrd by a human could cause cancer. The surprise edict ruffled the fealhrra of every poultry raiser In the country. Hut good old Uncle Kira came to their rescue. Hr stepprd from the frying p a n right into the taxpayer's pocket. From the taxpayers' funds, he announced magnanimously, he would alluw himself enough money World War II'Basket Case Achieves Goal: Business Success WORRY CLINIC by Dr. G.W. Crane Plant Built C by Ed Koferba Beautiful mzzMmn NO R aven na DOWN CLONING Park PAYMENT COST ONLY VETERANS CAN PURCHASE QUALITY “BUILT WITH PRIDE** HOME BEAUTIFUL RAVENNA PARK WITH A VA LOAN 5*/*% INTEREST IN M, 19*0—Page 11 • |W M i MONTHLY PAYMENT VobltobsS BatarSar W l l t O M I V- / U O h THESE 3 BEDROOM. 1 BATH HOMES HAVE DEPENDABLE G. E. Ranges & Refrigerators - weathertight awning windows - wide solid driveways - furred and plastered walls ■lifetim e terrazzo floors • Yorktowne Birch Kitchen Cabinets - landscaped yards - paved street^ curbs, storm sewers - See for yourself * why Ravenna Park hi your BEST BUY - SALESMAN ON DUTY 9:00 A. M .-6:00 P. M. MONDAY THRU SAT* 2:00.6:00 ON SUNDAY. PLUS TAXES 0 INSURANCE * \ 1 S : 't- s III W. SMh at. ShosunaksA CanUhudwn Qo. * J ' L * £ / & 2* .. . �gg B M .-i: ___' l. " - WANT ADS A r* I H b s d As Cold - 13 M 3-BEDROOU nicely furnished garace apartment on Lake Golden; lake prtvUegei. Call FA 24274. THE OLD HOME TO1 SUNLAND ESTATES: Ilk* B«w ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Rajmood Lundqulst, Auoc. 3-bedroom, 3 bith borne. Dow j le u tkan original. Call FA 2-3331 Atlaotie Bank Bids. ly STAN1 RAYMOND M. BALI? A L L D * f- T H M H C O O K A H & ^S IIIV B OIMMM-ANO IF X co u ld n x i t * o m o m t» o c r WOULD DOTMHDISHHR— *TMATCOULD tR C A L U T O /fr S * » l« e lN C * — - FURNISHED bmeo la Smyrna Dr., Delary. HOMES, DUPLEXES, APARTMENTS CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY 111 N. PARK AVE. FA 2-24» NEW APARTMENT. 4 room* and bath, icreenad porch, lakefroot, private year around occupancy for couple. $T0 per month. A. Frail, Clalrmoot Ave., Lobe Mary. Pbona FA I-33M. Nationality Factor In let Craam flavor Prafarancat 3-BEDROOM furnlihed apt. 1700 Magnolia, MS. Call FA 3-3931. CHICAGO (UPI) — I f cream Cover preference# ora more a celved during ibo month* of 3-ROOM apartment. MO month. January and February, which Private bath and entrance. meant to much. FA 2-MM, CLEAN 3 bedroom unfurallbed f Mother) Ruby L. Wilaea, house, knotty pino snack bar and 3-BEDROOM bouae. nothing fancy Sopor. but cheap ren t 37.50 per week. Phone FA 2-3213. 3-ROOMS, furnished, for rent until June l»t. 1407 W. Firat St. No HOUSE (or rent, So. Sanfrerd doga or children. FA 2-2333. Ave,, near Lake Jeaeup. Pbona Legal Notice large tee m e m company indkntea. I t abeuad Ilnllona prefer apicy fla m e , aueh oa cinnamon, rum mad apwminly while Swede* almeat InvOrUbiy agttJe far itrawberry NEW 3-bedroom bouae. FA 1-7213. CKAHltS# M. MORTON a n d CA1MBR1XW V. MORTON, hie wife. Plalntltfe, **. la v rrm n o ti rw a n * J. R. KBNNBT aa4 FRAXCBB MA­ •aated blda wfll ba raealvad la the RION KBNNBT, kle wife, etc., el sfrira a f lh a S heriff af d.m lnola *!■« c a n a tf a t th e C euaty gall, Han. D .f.ad aat* . h im ™ o r h i t TOl J . R. KBNNBT and FRANCE# MARION KBNNBT, hie wife, ir alive, and If dead, th eir unknown heirs a t law. legateaa, devise.*, ■ran lets, assign***, lienors, spouse., rr.d lta re , tru aiets. or eth er elelmsale, h r, Ibroeab. under e r a te ln s t th e said J . It. M eaner and rra a c e e Merlon M eaner; and the beneficia­ rie s or a T ruat or which The P lrat N otional B eak e t Orlando le u n i ­ tes. L v e iu n m . M A i/rntB end . -------------------- - hla w ife; MART lAJltlbB MAI.THIR had ______ .her huebandt WILUAM M. TANNKit and _ — _ ----- 2 — TAXNBR. hla O f Book A Com a-On * M , m of which suit o r procedure le Is q u l.t, perfect and aqnflrra lha till* la th e r ia la lltf a la the h e r.I n .tie r described p ro p erty The ham* a f lb* Court ta which the suit or *ra*.adlng I* g .a d ln g Is lha Clr* cult Court a f lb* N inth Judicial c irc u it, la aad for Bern tools County, Flerida, la C h eac.ry No. is le t. The ehhrevlated title to th is suit I* CHAM.B3 If. MORTON sa g CAIMBRIKB V. MORTON, hie Wife. P lain tiff a, vs. J , R. KBNNBT had PR ANC M MARION MKKNKT, hla wife, etc., at - Teadanta. .............. .. et‘ -* Tb* real grog lavnlved la said _p ro r.ed in g _ .a ■ B.mlnoi* ______ HCount)-, M i ■i: Florida, ^wwj i aad w I* _pp|___ d .a c rlb .d la the ’c irn g ia la t ** foTinn.t iw te v17 and II. la Black "O". fAt* T reat II. g f g A N L A M D O U PRINai, Betnlnele Ceuaty, Florida, aecordlax ta the g ist th ereat recorded la P iet Desk 1, gaga I t , a f the publle re*, urge *f B em ln.lt Ceunly, P ier- IT'S HARD TO EDUCING PRICE for quick aale. By owner: 2 bedroom CB BELIEVE BUT . . . . bouae, wood floora; corner lot, You cen buy thie new, neerly fenced backyard. FA 2-I2S3. completed, two bedroom borne on elmoit two ecrei of lend jtm ton minutoe from Senford for C. A* Whiddon, Sr. nnly *44401 Owner muit leev* BROKER , for north end bee cut hie price 331 So. Park A rt. Pb FA 2-3N1 *2000, for quick c u b eele. ^ lndadoa complete lawn and NEW LAKEFRONT home: 3-bed■hrubbarr care. Contact ua toIf you would enjoy living out roomt, 3 bitba, euatom built, dayl when you hive elbow room, end • ferrauo, glau eliding door*, know ■ bergeln when you ide Stenstrom Realty electric klteben, frultwood cablone, Cell ue et Once. HI N. Park Ave. Fbene FA 3-2430 neta, central beating and air conditioning; large plot. Irriga­ W. H. "Bill” STEMPER Agency tion, Buy for coit direct from Phone FA 2-4M1 112 N. Perk owner-builder. 311,700, low down Phone FA 24331 3101 Perk Dr. payment. A. Fratt, Claimant Ave., Lake Mary, FA 3-ian. 3-BEDROOM, 3 betb, double cerporte, extrg lerge utility room, LOTS — 4 Choice LOTS Florid# room. 110 Shennon Dra) Near Winn-Dlsle and Food Fair. FA '2-1379. Sacrifice b e l o w appraiaal. SLEEPING ROOMS, Tho Gable*, 3411 Cbaie Avenue 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 14730. LOVELY 3-bedroom homo oa large FURNISHED apartment, 491 ■hsdy comer lot in Wynncwood. Palmetto. Ph. FA 3-4034. HOME SEEKERS GE Equipped kitchen, Jalouile porch; In excellent condition. LOWER FLOOR apartment,.partWatch This Space Low down payment. 2413 Steven* Title beautiful (lx room and bath ly rumiabed, electric kitchen. Ave. FA 2-3043. Call Hra. Appleby, FA 24M1 or home baa icreened porch, carFA 1-MI. porte, utility and atoraga room. furnished apartment. OWNER: 3-bedroom klteben Underground iprinkler (yaiem, lulpped, Sunland E a t a te a . for Um lawn. Located on a Ian#' ROSA L. PAYTON woe FA 3-7337, comer lot at 2400 Oak Avt. The And Associates price will be reduced ISO each Regtatered Real EiU te Broker day until aold. Original price INVEST NOW Ph. FA S-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha S14.13&—today'a 118,300. Preient LARGE RESIDENTIAL LOT loan, approximately *10,700,-can IN OSTEEN 120 x 120 3-ROOM cottage completely furnbe auumed. Monthly paymenta MOO — TERMS liked, all uUlHlei, ready to move are 174, Shown by appointment In. Adult# only. 1404 Park. Aponly. Don't delay. See today. W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Agency ply Stamper Agency. Call FA 2-3204. Phone FA 2-4M1 113 N. Fork Phone FA 24321 3001 Park Dr. NEW 3 bed room CB bouae on Vlh10O ACRES, OSTEEN AREA . lea Road, kitchen equipped, fur­ Completely aurroundi a beautiful!) nished or unfurnished, tile bath. RENT A BED spring-fed lake. 2 modem lakeCaU FA 34007 anyUma. RetUwny, Hoapltnl A Baby Red# front borne*. Ideal for complete RENT OR SALE: • home*: 1, 3 By Dry, Week or Month. lakefroot privacy, er developing and 3 bedrooms; i kitchen CARROLL’S FURNITURE of laknflront lota. Ph. PA M i l l 111 W. 1M BL equipped; etbera partly equip, S t Johns Realty Co. pad; *33 to |70 monthly. Daniel, FO 3-3202. 11« N. Partt Ave. NOTICE WANT TO RENT YOUR PROPERTY? a llv t, an# If d eal, th .l r unhew n heirs a t law, I .a e l.e s , devle.ee, ■raateee. eaelgn.ee, Ilea are, agon*ee. . creditor*, trust*.*, or g tb .r r l .lm .n l., h r, through, under or e e * ln .t the aald Lucius it. M eltbln and -------------------Maltble, hla wife; H arp Leuleo htalthia and ------- — , h e r husband: William R- T anner and --------- ..T enser,, hla w ife; s a d V lretala F. y an u er and — ..... ~.__,h*r h q eb aali and MAR* 4IAHKT U atOORK, end ___ _ her Husband, If snjr, It alive, and If dead, th eir unknow n heirs a t law. legatee*, dev le***, g ran t eve, aeelgoeea, lianore, ego w ee, erediterm truateea, e r e th e r claim ants, h r, threugh. under a r ag ain st the said M argaret U hfdera a n d _____ _ her husband, If any: and a ll » a r. ties having; a r claim ing ta have any right, litl* e r Inter**! la the p r .p .r ty la g d n ln ala Ceuaty, Pier* Ida. herein described, a r a a y p e rt U v reefi I leatact ua for prompt am ice BBTTYE D. SMITH LAKE FRONTAGE electricity, hot and chid water •furnlihed. Adult# only. 1317 Mtg- L egal N o tic e J. W. HALL any and nil g.raona having a r rlaim leg e a r right, ilUo aad la tereet In aad tn the feltew lag d.erribed lend lying end belag la gem laela County, Flarlda, to .w ill The K B it of th e NKM a f tha ■B*4 of g .rilo n | l , Taaraehlg I t lo u th . Rang* I t Mast. Tou, and se ra of you. e ra h e re ­ by aotiried end required to a g . g ear and f ile ,' personally a r by your a lt a r s .) , w ith the C lerk df the ebove-etyled Court, your writ* ten d*fee*.s. If any, ta tha BUI to Quiet Title filed hereto egelnet you lu lb* hbeve.etyl.d c l u u . ami to serve a copy e r tb* earn* on Plaintiff.* a tte m e r, beiew, oa a r haler# the l i t b day a f Marsh, A. 1200 DOWN I IR . heme with bard weed Seen ta d eeramle tflg bath. ROSA L. PAYTON And AsBocimtei vn n n ty Jo ag a a r *•»>»• • Ceuaty, F larlda, a t hi* •Mlee la the eeu rt heue* a f a*Id C enaly a t Sanferg, PI*ride, w itbia eig h t d e a d e r m .ath * from the tim e *f the- flret g ah lleailea’ of eMlrn a r demand ■hall be la w riting. gad shell state the glee* *r residence gad geet •rtle* eddr.se a f the elelm eat, se d ghell he sw am tg by . the Registered Beal Eatald Broker Pb. FA S-1MI 1741 at HUwathi M acm , auitabtd tor cllrui, Gene­ va area, good acceaa tn property M,409.00, good terms. S t Johns Realty Co. Stenstrom Realty HERBERT BTENITROM RegDtared Brakgr L IN R1RNRR LOTTIE EROADWAY 4th A ddition Homu Ddiiffnad For Florida Uvlof, S * 4 Bddreomu — 1 * 2 Bethi H O M ES .n .t s s « : VA-FHAFHA In Service ConventkMUI Finmndn* Down Psyments Low as $428 3 B r n d r e o m s u o lW .la t h A auk Q arney. McDonald A Headley ■44 N orth M ala d ire c t P. a M ai I l f OrUndn. F lirld n A tiernoys for P lelnilffe PgMMht F i b 4, it. II. 14. IM I. rtM r: NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD REaL ESTATE DRIVE-IN f t ****-•! aaeierd , gdm in.le c e u a ­ ty, F larlda. ,H *vld U . O atchel 'c l e r k n t lb* C lreult C eurt * f a .m in .i* C euaty. P lerid a B yi M artha T. Ylhlea Al\; W E LC O M E WANT LARGER HOME? Beautiful « Bedroom Home, Mayfair Section, will exchange for amallnr homo in good location. Shown by appointment only. -■ shsifsjifa sra.. s t .:: tg kitchen, bath, Flnr- I Acre# on Lakt Brantley, juat Weal of San Lando Springe. Only $10,ON. You egg etch of you nr* re fa ire d t# file w ith th a Clerk nf U * obeve C ourt y e a r A aewer In DAVID U. OA1CIIKI. sold proceed Inge, and tn nerve n Clerk of the c irc u it c o u rt copy thereof upon Plaintiff*’ A t­ torneys, tluvoey, MeDeanld * H and, Uy M artha T. Vlhlen D. ley, nt the addr.ee eh.w n betew, W. C. llutrhlM n, Jr. K dw arle Building n et U le r then the l l t h day nf March, A. D. 1M»: other wise, g BanferA PlarMa Deere* F ra Confeseo will, be og. A tteraey for Plalntltfe t i t j d egelnet you end geek uf you. Thl* Nolle# ehnll be posted, published, billed aed otkerwtve pro•qaaed In necerdsne* w ith U * s s is RANSFERRED CLERGYMAN AND ASSOCIATES fens veeetod tfcia neat 8 bedroom Reel Eitet* — loiureae* euatom built borne, clean aa a Surety Boadi pin and in "like new" condition. 31$ So. Perk Ave. Ph. FA 2-3441 4H% mortgage at 300.11 month­ fUeferl ly can be ouumed alter modEvee* Bldg. L*k# Mery __ _ down peyrai—1payment. We onto . . . bl :ite Ph. FA *-1330 the key. Why don’t you call to­ day for appointment to see thin Ideally located home? Eiduilvc S t Johns Realty, Co. with THE TIME. TESTED FIRM ( HI N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 24123 Seminole Realty FA 2-3232 - ■ vk* » ‘iiSCRJ h n $ 1 0 ,6 5 0 $350 pma Own. R o n r $ 6 t.9 D M £ M y m W# G iunatM PcreoBgJ SitUfictioa On Th» Coaitructlon O f Your Horn* For Thg Firat Yg«r — Or Your Down MS7UYiM09RS70fM|BAlf lO A m & Tudor, Ik . iI M T U 9*0 Daly 1* 9 F. M. TB Dock M a y r. n * t * iTiii sc I VA S4 M 1 s s s s 'v-- -’t -■ • fffl ‘ * re *-»j'j '*'1 vJsJ a- *a Y-. -“ f t* 3-- '-jfcsit’L'l W i ^ - *14lf M:rj-.,urfccrv rj �9 l|r 6. Real Estate For Sale A * •cnfarb irm lh Fri. Feb. 26, I 960—Page IS SUPU frVSRKtTS /N C .. FISH CAMP. LAKE HARNEY 333' front on Lake, nice two bed­ room camp, suitable for year round living. :; • t . Johns Realty Co. !// 114 N. Park Ave. YOUNG GIRLS. COLORED — TRAVEL 11-23, SINGLE, H. S. grad. Free to travel Florida, Hawaii, N, Y. and return. Circulation work. No experience necessary, Transpor_ tatlon furnished. Can cam ITS V to 4123 weekly, plus bonus, after training. Sen Ur. Moorehead, 10 to 12 a. m. and S to T p. m. McAllister Motel, 2021 5.W. Rd., Sanford. YOUNG MEN, COLORED TRAVEL 11-23, SINGLE, 2 years college. Free to travel Florida, Hawaii, N. Y. and return. Circulation work. No expectance necessary. Transportation furnished. Can ^ earn ITS to $123 weekly, plus bonus, afUr trallnlng. See Mr. Moorehead, 10 (o 12 a. m. and 3 to 7 p. m. McAllister Motel, 3021 S.W. Rd., Sanford. EXPERIENCED secretary wishes position, full or p u t time. Call FA 2 4434. TYPING at home, legal or f t other, Phone FA 24444. I l I Kj ’ q ^ .‘.y^k ■'] WANTED: Reliable woman to care for children in return for \ r o o m, board and 440 mo. FA 2-7830 or FA 2 0443. aar O BIG VALUES GOOD Uted Appliance* and TV’*. O jUtCK CREDIT Gormly, Inc.. Third It Palmetto. OEASY TERMS A Satisfied customer le our belt WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phone FA 2-3295. advertisement WILSON - MAIER HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK FOAM rubber 11.00 per lb., G. I. New and Uied Furniture 1U So. Oak Ph. FA MTU shovels t t .49 rich. Army Navy 311 E. P in t St. PA 2-5421 Surplus, 3lo Sanford Ave. 16. Flowera ft Plants New A Used Furniture !■ Appli­ 32,000 BTU oil circulator Hoaler, ances. A Good Place To Cut Flowera For Any Oeeaailea has to be seen to appreciate. BUY, SELL or TRADE SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cheap! Call FA 2-434T. Furniture PA 2-1123 or PA 3-0370 Jenkins 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-T450 GE REFRIGERATOR, hko new 17. Pel*, ‘ Liveatoek, fiopplle* iiirri little, sav Phone FA 3 0244 Used furniture, appliances tools PIGS for a barbecue, dressed, rle. Bought-Sold I.arrv'a Mart '39 ZIG ZAG, almost half paid ready for the pit, 113.00. Not 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 «13» for — take over payments of dressed 415.00, will deliver. R. F. 49.30 each; 400 different stitches, 22. Articles For Sale Coir, phone FA 2-3271. button holes. Write Credit Mana­ ger, Boa. 600, e/o Sanford Her­ 4-MONTH-old Toy Chihuahua Magna vox TV, 17 In. eonsolt ald. Manchester puppies. P h o 443. FA 2-7770. FA 2-14TT. 5etl Us Your Furniture. Quick MATCHED wedding eel, white gold, large center alone in the Service With The Cash. SUPER engagement ring. Call FA 3*3171 TRADING POST. FA 2-0477. 20M Adame Ph. N. V. Parmer, Realtor D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Tram* AiiodiUs* 111 S. Preifch Are. Ph. PA M i l l Alter hour*. FA 3 3111. FA 3-4131. FA 3-Ml DENTAL asalitant, qualified to meet publlr, able to anume of­ fice reiponsibilitlee, permanent resident. Respond In handwriting to box D c/o Sanford Herald. FA ' :J5 WELCH Baby Jumper. FA 2-4044. FACTORY TO YOU ALUUtNUM GOOD Breakfast room suite, steel Robson Sporting Goods VENETIAN BLINDS chairs with plastic upholstery. 304-4-4 E. lit. Ph. PA 2-3441 Enclosed bend. Sag-proof bottom Phone FA 1 1677. rail with plailie ends. Plastic Mercury Outboard Motors or rayon tapes, Colton or nylon NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, WOODRUFF MARINE cords. new condition. ■ mo. old, 3173. 3401 French Ave. PA 2-1392 Senknrik Glass and Paint Co. See at McRaney Paint A Glass, 3313 So. Park. FA 3-4441. 112114 W. 2nd St. FA 3-4422 Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dollar «WAWmlw»wiw*iiu iw.w«i4iinw—me. "Thera’f bo telling how f a r you way go In o u r frozen-food department" 12. Plumbing Services 15. Special Services 1434 BUICK, Dyaaflow and healer, INCOME TAX SERVICE low mileage, like new through­ WILLIAM H. MURRAY 1111 Celery Ave. Tel- FA 3-1144 out. Call FA 2-2408. SERVICE CALLS $1.30. ro r da- SI MERCURY tudor. Merc-o Plumbing ft Heating Malic. R A H , good transport! pondablo TV servica call San­ AIR CONDITIONING tion. 3100. FA 24047. ford TV Center, Ith. and San­ CONTRACT and REP »IR WORK ford Ave. FA 2-9741. 1007 Sanford Ave. PA 24362 llSi RENAULT Deulphlne. email equity and take up paymonts. CLOCK REPAIRLNG: Wheeled, 19. Electrical Service* Call FA 2-4372. Long wood Park, FA 2-7473. House Wiring — Electric Servica MODEL "A' Sid Vlhlen T V & Radio Service RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia FA 2-OOtS FOR SALE - 1434 Spcnco Craft (Home & Auto) House Trailer. 44Viil. gee Clyde North Orlando Electronics Welle at DcWllta n a ile r Park. Ph. rA 34431 FA 24142 RAINBOW Painters * Decorators No phona calls. -F re e Estimates. Ph. FA 24396. 2713 Orlando J)r. — Hwy. 17-12 1937 Kentuckian Mo­ B it U ROOFING Sewing Mach. Repairs BEAUTIFUL bile Home. 2 bedroom, 44' x 4', Contracting k Repairs ALL MAKES k MODELS Call FA 2-4704, Lleansed — Bonded —Insured IN So. Park (24 hr. ser.) TRAILER SACRIFICE FREE ESTIMATES FA 2-3423 500 Laurel Ave. PL. PA 2-7443 *1,000.00 OFF OF COST ENVELOPES, Lettsrheade, elate- 1940 La Salle 92 ft., 1 bedroom. THOS. E. THOMPSON mints, invoices, hand bills, and Jalousie windows, Undent wheel. General Contractor programs, e t c . Pngreuive Used six weeks. Clear title. Will Home Carpentry Repairs Printing Co. Phono PA 2-3431— sacrifice for.cash. Mrs. McDon­ Roofing k Siding 304 Wait 13th SL ald, DaWitt Trader Park, 3 mile* Phone rA 2-4432 Be. of Sanford on 17-92. PUMPS - SPRINKLERS WALL PAPERING k PAINTING All types and eisae, Installed 1433 14 ft. TRAVEL TRAILER; Work Guaranteed Bod Beard "Do U Yourself" many extras; la front of DeContact S « West 9th BL WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Wittes Trailer Park, on 1742. Phone FA 2-4443 STINE Machinery and Supply Ce. PAINTING WANTED: Interior 207 W. 2nd BL Ph. PA 24431 and exterior. Free eitlmatei, FA 24174. WILL DO cleaning, child care and Ironing; come cooking, 304 E. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All 10th. St. work guaranteed. Free Esti­ mates. Phene PA 9-TS1I. ford, Lake Mary tad LoegwMd. BOOKKEEPING, accountant, 13 PA 2-2772 aad PA 24415. yean experience In ell phases HOUSE CLEANING oflice procedure; Journals, all Windows, Floors, Walls. Free Es­ CALL GREENLEAf Trre and ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Bads. Day. Watk or Month— lypes Ledgera thru General Yard Service for fast, efficient timate. Call FA 2-1212 or FURNITURE CENTER Ledgers, cost accounting and work; PA 2-101! for free esti­ FA 2-1433. 110O French Ave. payroll; deatree permanent postmate. Ph. »A I-T434 A tion with reputable company la AUTO GLASS V- Seminole County. Local resident. 15-A Beauty Pariora INSTALLED FA 2-7453. HOUSEWORK. 1507 W. 7th. St. 22. Articles For Sale DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP FARMER'S AGENCY YOU HAVE uaod AVON COSMETICS — YOU HAVE SEEN the TV As — You Csn sell them — Dollars can be earned servicing eustomora near you. f t Write Box 244, Lockhart, for w interview with district mins- 15-A Beauty Pariora Windshield Back Glass June Brown's Beauty Salon Door Glass Vent Ginas 2010 Adams Ave. Ph. FA 2-1627 SERVICE Be Leveller With Profesileasl Sankarik Glass and Paint Co. Besuty Care. . PLUMBING Ill 114 W. 2nd SL Contracting k Repair* Free Estimates R. L. HARVEY *S4 Sanford Ave. Phene PA 24HI PA 2-4422 Beauty delta s a t f - r , : i * r S A FE BUY U S E D C AR S ARE SURE BUYS 58 BUICK CEN TURY 4 DOOR Air Conditioned. Power filter ing. Power Brakes. Low Mileage, One Owner. 58 MERCURY STATION WAGON 6 Panaenger, Air Conditioned, Power Steering, Power Braken, Radio and Heater. LIKE NEW. WUI se t the best buy in town? used car M I 1 1 1 M ft# 57 MERCURY M ONTCLAIR 4 DR Air Conditioned, Power Steer­ ing, Power Brakes, Electric Windows. A REAL BUY. 58 FORD FAIRLANE 500 4 DOOR if you check with Bill Hemp hill Motors before you Buy! Air Conditioned, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Radio, Heater. LIKE NEW. I m W I # # ft# 56 LIN COLN 4 DOOR SEDAN | Blacayne 2-Dr. "6" With Dependable Straight ■ Transmission — Anpen Green With Radio — 9 8,000 Aetual Guarantied Miles. Fully Powered, One Owner. A LUXURY CAR. CM ▼ I (Iff1 2 DOOR SEDAN MERC-O-MATIC 55 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 DOOR Aronda 4-Dr. Small Car Economy You Can’t Beat — Seafoam Green — Radio and Haater — With Vary Low Mile*. Mcre-O-Matir. Radio, Haatar. A REAL CLEAN CAR. ▼ # W 54 OLDSMOBILE HOLIDAY $SAVE$ COUPE, Real Nice, Powtr filtering, Power Brakes, Ra­ dio, Heater. New ft Used Furniture and Appliances Mather of Sanford Nd-taa R. P in t BL Ph- PA 4-0044 53 LIN COLN 4 DOOR SEDAN Power Brakes, Power Steering, EXTRA C L E A N , MANY MILES GOOD DRIVING. Ilel Air Coupt — Turquoise and Whito With I New Black Top — 37.000 Actual Mllaa. It Won't | Laat Long At iJ C # ft# J 53 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR SEDAN EXTRA CLEAN, GOOD TIRES. 52 BUICK 4 DOOR SEDAN GOOD TRANSPORTATION. 50 CHEVROLET LOCATION: 2409 WIBow Avenue, situated net large 100* x ISO* lot, aad located las nice aection of Sanford. IT RUNS. EQUIPMENT: Filly eqnippad all eiactric kitchen, featariag refrigerator, range, and disposal. Ala# haa central haat aad air eeeditleolag, with ducts to hock room, blinds, hot water boater, and many other extra* too aumoroqs to itomixo. S**JhsunaJt Buy With Confidents At Your Sdmlaele County Authorized • Pontine • Buick • Rambler Dealer CONSTRUCTION: Concerto Mock, with built up roof, parkay floors, and roll out windows. PRICE: Tho total pries — only *13,750. After very reasonable down payment, yen can aasume a VA 4 rc 14 year mortgage with paymanto of *58 par month. Your Credit is food on tny of these Cars STENSTROM 111 N. PARK AVI. REALTY PH. FA I *50 2 DOOR ROOMS: 2 nice bedroom*. 1 tile bath, living m m , hitches, dialog area, Florida roam, carport* and utility Lincoln Mercury Headquarters For LINCOLN • MERCURY - ENGLISH FORD 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Back ot Past Offk EASY TERMS ARRANGED “Open Friday Night ft Saturday Afternoon** �dlepD/dA a m Cl) (S) • i l l <f) • iH (1) • ll* (I) M S (I) •US (Si ■• t* l (•! II) If ) ft** (Si Ill C0> H ighw ay P a ir at Channel Six Newsroom People'* C hoke llatm lbal Cabb C antral F la. Now* New. W aathar Jun g le H u u tU r * B rlaklay John Daly Outdoor a u tla iln S o a r! Texas Ilanaara Olenn Reeve* MS IK •*""* ( i n (l> W att uixaoy (S) Rawhide m People Are ru n n y • l i t (I) T ronblsihoatsra I lia (!) Navy Lag (I) Man From N larkhaw k i. IS) Nall Tslepkona Hour * m (I ) W ln tar Olympia 111 Hun eat a trip • tl* i t i M ika H am m er IS) Cavalcade of Ip o rU (I) T w ilight Kona (I ) De tee lives ISiM (I ) l b Be Announced (I) Eysw ltneea to H istory t^ lN <S> (I ) ( I ) Maws • W eather laws t;0* ( i i B a r h e l n r IllS t (I t (I ) 11:38 ( I t (3) 11:11(1) (ft (I) 1 :1 1 I I I VI.1 SUNDAY P. M. C hristophers TV W orkshop C artes as Orel Roberta Movla CBg Nawa This la T he Lira I t ) Cartoons II) Double F eatu re th e a te r liM (I) Bengal Lancers (I) Command Farferm anoe S:SS I t ) Kingdom of tbo Sea (f) W lntar Olymplca 1:10 ( 1 ) Hilary queen ( I t Mid-Fla. Industry Tomorrow M i ll ( f ' w i l l e r Olympics (•) Movie M itt f i t Ja c k 1%o r MtS# it) Movla SATURDAY A. M. 1:11 ft) Chlropractts Forum 1:4# (S) Sunday Movla tt) (I) IS) ( t) ill IS) (SI liM ( l l l:» 4:00 ItlS l:|S I its It) (ti • i l l 111 (I) l» i S ill t i l lit* 111 (ll I t) T:*S •:> !*• Hundoy W ith gaily Championship Bridge 11roken Arrow It Ifl W ritten i'han>|tlonihtp Golf Matty*! Funnies C anqural ON F so tb o ll Quin Tima Present Huge Bunny Law r ' the Plainsmen Crusade In Bnrope Meet M ctlrsw Tnrantlatn c a n ta ry Haber oi ndon m w illiam Tall HW rrboet .i->ie • |». Cull 41 T ilt <4< :i.iv*rlck iu> Kuo) Ju a i Mae i : l t i t . iM hulltvan I t : Monday Mhowsat* 4)11 11) The lain man lit* (1) Chevy Shew ... - (l> Uii T heatre ID) Til# Rebel 4:14 ICf Alfred Hltehceek 4:1* <»> The Ataekana 11:4* 13) l.o ra ils Toung III Ueurgs flohrl 11,14 )») 31 Peecon S treet i t ) Movie IS) W hat’s My Ltne H it t (Si News ia . Movie Mill (4) H eart of tha City 11:11 IS) M n v l e IS) Mnvla H its (I) Jack Paar FRIDAY A. M. . 3 .,Paris Ala Mode (4) Hanneaaay It) Man With A Camara It) June Allyion (1) Nawa (4) Nawa and Waathar (I) Nawa 11:11 14) Movla (ll llertong 11:44 ll) Jack I’aar M il* (I) Tvvth or cenaoquoooo* 4:14 7:44 T :lt 7:1S 7:84 (t) (1) (li 111 (() C ontinental Classroom Today — Davo Qarroway W eather Farm M arket R tp-L L Cartoon* la c o n ri T ruth Of Consequences Love of Lire llaellee* Qun It Could Be Toe M arch F or Tomorrow Love T hat Rob a d d in g Light U fa Of nilay (I ) 1 Lava Lucy 11:11 ( t) C oncentrailoa (I) December Bride TUESDAY P. Me ll- JI (I) Truth sr Coaasquanaae ll) Love of Life t i l l f l ) C ontinental Claaeraem 7:0* (S) Dava G srraw ay T ilt (S) W ealbar T ill (I) C artooaa T kl IS) News . 1:4* (I) Nawa l l l l (I) Cap:. K angarea 1:44 (! ) M orning Thoatr* (I I Ilontper Room t i l l (S) Reader’* Dlnaer 4:41 (I ) Nawa — fnlarview a l i l t ( t ) Nawa 4 W aathar is:*# (SI Dough It* Ml (S) Red Rows Show l* :|4 ( i ) piny r o a r H unih ti ll * (11 Traaxur* M ust (4) Movla (I) o n The O* 11:44 ( l l Price la (tight I*) 1 leave Lury 11:8* ( I I Conaontrallnn (I ) December Brld* d if t t l ) (IM (I) I t) 4K* i l l • t i l I t) llannlbat Cobb News C antral Fla. Nawa W eather New* i!! Sw % ir (3> Not For Hire Till 14) Hub Lynn dhow Till II) N*wn *vu in §!?**»!h t l ) Topper . . . . ft) FRIDAY P. M. 11:44 (I) 14) 15) 11:14 i t ) II ) (SI 11:41 (4) li s t ( l l H ilt (1) Price Is night • i l l (I I Dob)* (llllie 111 S larllm a * " II! (1) C ontinental Claaeraem (1) Today—Devs G srraw ay (I) W aathar • Nawn (S) C artoons IS) News (S) N i e i (I) C aptain Kangaroo (1) Morning T heatre (4) Romper Room (!) Mystery Mouse (SI.Maw—letarvlew o (f) News * W aathar I t ) Dongh Me Ml (41 fled Rowe Show (I) K arteon K apara (I) On The On (I) Mevle (1) Flay Yner Munch 11) F ries la R ight (I) 1 Love t.uev It) C onrrm rallon (I) December ‘Bride (5) on The do i t ) Mnvla T ilt (1> Laranil* (I ) rii-lenre F illlun T heater 1:4* ( l i The V lklnea About Facan As tbo World T u n Mr. 4 Mrs. North G lam our*** li lt # 11:10 7:14 (1) Today 7:1# ll) Mows 1:44 (4) Nawa 111* (4) Captain Kangeroe 4:4* 11) Morning Theatre (I) Romper Room lit* 111 Raiders Dlreat wide (I) Nawa and Inlervlawa t:ll (») Nawa - Waathar 14:44 f») Do Ro Ml ill Had llotva Show <l) Kartoon Kapara 14:11 (1) Play Tour Hunch 11:11 ( i ) It Could Be Ton ll) ti t s (I) (I ) (4) II.-Id TUESDAY A. M. % ^ V o V .^ h o W MONDAY P. M. S :tl 1:11 1:11 11:41 (4) H eart or tha City • i l l (I) C e a tin a a u s Classroom 7il* (1) Today Til* tl> W eather Til* (4) C artooni Til* III Howe * W eather ( t i l (I) Newe K it i t : s , r . , . i ‘ w s s . 44) Hamper Roam 8:14 ( I t I leader! Dig set 111* (41 Newe l l l l i n News aed Interview * I t) Holenca gcupe l l l l II) News 4 W aetb ir 14:11 (I) Knrlotin K spera 114* (1) Play Tour liueah (I) On Tha B* <l> Movla III** (SI Price la R ight ” (V) V L o ts Lucy 11:11 (I) Concentration I t l i t ( I ) December Bride S:1S T;#e T:is T:»4 7:11 l:M S ill S ilt tl:SS 14:11 11:44 MONDAY A. M. " Markham (t) n rn ia Ford II I Tha Untourhablaa ISAS i l l Oreucho Mars IS) V ariety Series 14:1# (3) (.aielaxs Years IS) Taka a to ed L t 11:»* 111(4)11) Nawa Travel Wide as Ounatnok# Jubilee UiA S h o tg u n ,g lad e Man g rim Interpol Movla Movla Mavlo. 11:11 t i t (I ) (*) t t i l l (1) (I) 11:11 ( l l 1:W III F ath er III Ota IfunI 1*1 Tat Boon* (St Tha Deputy IS ! (II World By PR ED DANZIG l;M (S) Cannonball (I) R ial McCoys i t ) Jn h n n r g lan rats CHANNEL LISTING ORLANDO (C) WDBO-TV CBS (9) WLOF-TV ABC DAYTONA BEACH (2) WESH-TV NBC Program start 6 p. m. Friday, Pcb. 26 and end 6 p. m. Friday, 1.11 Singer Steals Scene On Variety Show Programs For The Week News About The Stars (4) (tu g erfn u t it*. (I! 414It! OrJ.rlo*. i l l Rad Mkelton It) A rth u r M urray 14:41(11 M Squad (Si d a rr y Mum* hhew II) Alcoa Praeenla 14:11 (4) Keep T alking t l ) TI1A ( t i l l ( » and ( l ) ( t) Nawa ti ll # («) Mnvla 11:41 14) W ealhar II ) Mnvla it:I 4 (1) Jack P a a r 1:4* (t) News 4:14 7:4* f ill Til* T ill 4:11 llll llll (f ) C ontinental Claaaroam 111 Today—Dava Garrnwa (I) Weather (I) C artooaa (I ) Nawa <l> Nawa (I ) C aptain Xangnroa ( 4) Morning Thsaue \ \ \ RaaUeFsR Dl™«at l l l l (•) Maw* • Interview s l i U (! ) Nows A W oothar ,#,M % %YVw\*Vh.w f l ) K artoon Kapora ll ll * I I ) P lay T our H ubs* (I) CO Ths (to f*> Movla U,M li! P ttvoV ^ Fine Idea Useless HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) — Hor "burglar alarm" worked fine, but Mrs. Dorothy Langley was robbed anyway, She attached a boll to her poeketbook and heard it tinkling while she wax at the theater, but the thief escaped. NEW YORK OIPI) — Aa Tony Randall rompleted a series of ex­ ceptionally clever b l a c k o u t sketches to open Wednesday nlght'i NBC-TV special, ."Four For Tonight," I felt that even if the rest of the shorn bombed, 1 had my kicks for the evening. Then came the artful Beatrice Lillie and her tongs, "W.-ary Of It All" and "A Lesson With A Fan." Nice work, although I nev­ er seem able to appreciata iully Miss Lillie’s aubtleties. Next — Cyril Rltehard in his 15-minute segment, "Around the World on 10 Founds," which ha t •ome amusing moments, soma strained ones. And finally, In tha closing spit, there wai Tammy Grimes. She only stole the show. lt'e a rare thing when a per­ former on TV delivers with such totality of latent that I find my­ self tingling with excitement tone sfter the final bow. But such was Vita Grimes* impact. She sang about a doien songs, each in tbo style that wai popu­ lar tha day the song was intro­ duced, going back soma 300 years. This liny blonde, whose face blends Marilyn Monroe. Marlene Dielrich and B e u l a h Wilch, caught aach mood, each nuance as she ranged from tenderness to Joy (o willfulness with utter com­ mand of her warm, penetrating voice, eyes, hands and body. In a business lhat can attach the ad­ jective "fabulous" to a youngster named fablan, what do wo call Miss Grimes? For those who missed her. I wish you all an early re run. The production by Robert Saudek As­ sociates, in magnificent color, ralea as the sleeper of the TV season, a tasteful, exciting, very special TV special. A play lhat rlchochelcd a num­ ber of profound questions oft the French-Algerian barricades made Wednesday night's Playhouse 80 on CBS-TV one of ufluiual impor­ tance. "The Cruel Day," by Reginald Rose, skillfully placed a civilized, thinking army captain into the Al­ gerian abattoir and asked him to order the torture of a teen-age rebel boy. The author maintained, as 1 saw 11. lhat tuck men must be true to their own souls and re­ fuse to use evil means for future good, lie also gave us the other side of tha franc: Super-morality and moralists must yield (o tha brutlal immorality of war when ■ showdown comes along. In Legal Notica v im n a in ti ll * (!) T ruth o r Coni*qu*d**o (I ) lo v e nf Life (I ) Raatllaa Gun U lM ( I t It Could Bo T on ( I ) Love T hai Bob (I ) search for Tomorrow 11i l l II) Holding Light 11*1 (4) Life of IIHay (4) About Face* III Topper 1:14 (SI Ax The Wnrld T u m i (•) Han Frenctaca Boot (1) H olloas Thootor I>*4 (4) Day In Court (1) Queen fay a Day <*) For B etter o r W ars* 1:1* (I ) llauie P arty l l ) Gal* Storm (11 l^.ratla Toung TbaaU 1:44 ( I ) Millionaire (I) Heat tha Clock 13) Toung Dr. Melon l l l l (I) Verdict I* Tours (4) Who Do Tou Trne» ( » From These floota 1:44 {*) American lU ndatand l l ) B rlahtar ()•* (3) Comedy Pleyhoua* S ilt (4) Secret Siorm 1:10 (1) Adventure Tima ( I t Edge of Nlghl • iM ( I t Mavlo— Weal era (I ) Three Hloogaa - (S) pnoevo Plxvhnue* 1:14 (Si Itm k) and Friend* 111 H uckalbarrf Hound *:** III W aathar-Newx-dparSi , (I ) Highway r a tr o l ( i l l (II linnaym nsaarp I:1S (1) Hannibal Cabb 11*4 ( I ) W aathar • Name (! ) C antral Fla. Nawa l l l l 1*1 H unting ana Fishing H i Nawa _ is ) John Daty 4:44 if ) VV-aiher 7:44 I t ) Adv. Jim Bowl* 7:0* (4) Pianley Brea. Musts T ilt (I ) N e w — Douglas RdwSgi T ill 11) Journey is V ndsrsSasdll (I ) l-ei-k ftp (4) Gale Htorm 1:44(1) Bet Maalaraoo (I) Belly Hull no (I ) Donna Raed H U . and S A T . SPECIAL L- il r L L J i\ CHOICE OP SEAFOAM MAHOGANY or AMERICAN WALNUT INCLUDING: • Mr. and Mrs. Drraarr —with Tilt Mirrwr • C hest e t Drew era • Bookcase Bed • I n e t rapring M alirroa • Matching Box Spring • Chrnflir Bedspread • Pair nf Boudoir Lamps • Pair nf Pillewo Garry And Scrvlca Our We vtur MOTICK IM hereby given Ihxt 1 am engaged In buelneee a) S»S Mania tu r b a ra Dr.. Seinlnula t'o u n . ty Klorbta, u ndrr the flit III. ,ue name of K. A -It T rucking Hervlrr and thel I Inland In regleler eeld name with the l.’lerb of Ike C ir­ cu it Court, Pemlnnle County, F lo r­ ida, In aixardaiiee w ith, the pro. vlsioui nf the F b tltln u a Name Rial Hire. In-Witt Hectlan MS «> Florida ttlalute* 1117. Nig: L, X, gutlerfield Roe* Marie Parle Publish Feh. 14, 7* * Mar. 4, 11. the play, the captain didn’t or- 1 "Dow Hour of Great Myiteriei'* debut* on NBC-TV Thursday, der tha torture. Aa ke made hla March 31. "The Bat." a 1820 play decision, he wa» killed. Hie boy by Mary Roberta Rinehart and wai tortured. A» often is the Avery llopwood, la belna adapted case in this imperfect world, all by drama critic Walter Kerr, CBS-TV ptani to drop its day­ aides made their point. Tha east was in excellent one time "Red Rowe Show""'and Jack and included Van Heflin as the Linklcller'i "On Tha Go", Rex captain, Cliff Robertson as his Harriton has signed to star in an aide, Nehemish Persoff. Charles adaption of Ferena Molnsr'i Bronson, and two youngsters of "Arthur." on NBC-TV's Startime, fine ability, Thano Rama and Tuesday, 31arch 23. Mikg Oscard. There is one automobile for T te Channel (Swim: Helen every L I persona In both Cali, Hayes and Jason Robards Jr. will fornia and Nevada, highest in the star In "Tha Bat," when the new nation. R E P A IR IN G Welches Electronically Tested OPEN Friday Evening GWALTNEY Jeweler Mi B. Perk PA 1-MM OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Order Your ■ H i I . - iiu I li \i,. I \f } ; ■ b u m r . 'S I M U iflH E a i Y om c a n ' t a f f o r d 60 M a i l a w a y E d i t h CO FFEE 5c C m w I b Ab 3 M m wd^aMfcir * i I I O wn j Accounts �toff M 1 M * Lyman School Students Fighting Missile Gap LYMAN SCHOOL ROCKETEERS «how how a miniature missile works. From the toft, are Tony Spry. Jeff Heath, who drew the diagram; Vail t-ambert. holding the mlaaiie which minfired Friday, and faculty advisor, Mrs. Catherine Martin. Twenty-four students ere in the seventh grade miesHc elub fam ed hr students. (Herald Photo) McCaima May Seek Post; Qualifying Begins Tuesday County Tax Assessor Richard McCanns today aaid he is seriously considering running tor tax asses­ sor in the coming May I Democra­ tic primary. Earlier in the year, McCanns had told Ih* Herald dial ha bad *oo intention of running for office. However, McCanns (aid today (tot many people have urged him to run "to iaauro 8 m eoettouatioo Terence Brown To Seek District 1 Commission Post Terence V. Brown of Sanford said today that he will run for county, commissioner from District I. Born In Grovelanrt, Brown mov* ed to Geneva in 1014. For the past six years he has operated Brown's Amoco Service Station at Sanford Ave. and Second St. Brown said ha would qua jtoWay. John -L dvr it the int-umi Hommliiioncr from District 1. ah includes part of Sanford and northeastern section of 8emiMl* County. He has not said Whether he will seek re-election. ' f Brown moved to Sanford in 1927 and now lives at 2049 Washington Av*. He waa • chief warrant offi­ cer when he retired from Uw Na­ tional Guard after IT year* of #rvice. Brown la a member of the Cen­ tral Baptist Church of Sanford, the Sanford Masonic and Ilka lodges and the Seminole County Spartamen's Association. He i* married to the former Helen Johnson. The Browns have atx chitons, Mrs. Evorett Harper, 14; T. V. Brown Jr., 22; Jeannette, to; Stephen, 19; Susan, 11; and Darlene, 4. Explosion ’Rocks' Red Missile Base at the program already Maned" chr] predicted today toot from 40by him. 90 candidates will be In the races. Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, sus­ Before a candidate can run he pended by Gov. Colling late last year, haa aaid the la considering must sign a loyalty oath to the U. S. and Democrat Parly and running for assessor again. Meanwhile, candidates fo r 10 must file a campaign treasurer’s Seminole County offices up for and expense report. election this year wit! begin quali­ County offices to be filled to the fying at noun tomorrow. I960 general election are county Circuit Court Clerk David Gat- judge, clerk of the circuit court, sheriff, lax assessor, tax collector, superintendent of public instruc­ tion, supervisor of registration, justice* of the peace, constables, county commissioners from Dis­ trict 1,2, 3 and 9 and members of*thr hoard of public instruction from District 2 and 4. A special election is expected to be called by Gov. Collins to iill the District 2 commission seat vacated by Galchel when be was appointed clerk. Ditlricl 3 Commissioner Lawr­ ence Swollord is expected to face opposition, with one candidate al­ ready announcing he will run. James Avery, a retired Navy chief, was Ihe first candidate to signify ho would enter. District 3 Commissioner Homer Little still has not said whether a-v.ui district. N Tha only commissioner scat not subject to this ytar's election is TERENCE V. BROWN District *4, ia which Vernon Dun* ‘ ia the incumbent. Tax Collector JofurdtoUoway has indicated he wiQ tour again aa have County Prosecutor Karlylt Householder and Sheriff J. 1.. Hob­ by. the school board election. Roy Mala has announced he will seek the District 2 board post. Arthur ttorkwilh has announced he will nul and Gatchel and possi­ A atne-year-old Paola boy'. Gary bly others a n expected to seek Vernon Jones, drowsed Friday the circuit clerk Job, State Reps. Gordon Frederick while playing to a small lake near and Mark Cleveland Jr. have an­ hla home. iltoy would aeek re-elec, Sheriff's depletes reported that nounced lion. oihnr children playing -wear him Anyone registered to vote in Uw ■totod Jilm into a beat. * . county ia eligible to run for of­ .'re a c e Justice Hugh Dun'ota >pl' fice. Where the office ia for a ed that death waa due to acci­ particular county district, such aa dental • drowning. constable or JuaUrc of the peace, Gary was bom in Flsgirr, Colo. the office seeker must be from that Ho lived in Ssnford for five area. n.wu«its before moving with his Fee* must bo paid between family lo Paola. He attended Wil­ March 1-19. If no candidate get* son School for the peat month and a majority in the May 3 primary, Plneerest Elementary School be­ a runoff election will be held May fore that. He also attended Grace 24. Methodist Church. Survivors are hia parents. Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Jones of Paola; three brothers, David, Kim and Rotarians Mark James Jones of Paola; aod his maternal grandfather, S t n e r 55th Year Here Ehre also of Paola, Sanford's Rotary Club celebrat­ The funeral was held at J:3fi ed its Uth anniversary today at p. m. Sunday at Brisspn Funeral Uie Civic Center. Rotarians who Home, with Rev. W. Thomas Par­ had been president of Ihe San­ sons Jr. officiating. Burial was in ford club during the past 30 years Oaklawn Memorial Park, Sanford. were present at the noon luncheon Near Paola Home HELSINKI, Finland (UPI) — A tremendous explosion believed to ho that of a Soviet missile beat Masted a Russian military area ar the Finnish border on Feb. reliable source* mid today. The sources said (hey had aa information on the extent of the Mast or what caused M but that H was not believed to be a nuclear explosion. The explosion apearod to kero taken place very close la tha Boviat military installation at Alakurtu, just north of the Arctic Circle and only a Mwrt distoaet bom the Finnish border. " T h e Russians took over a strip of Finnish border to that a n a after World War II and expanded aa existing German airfield tola a military complex. Alakurtti installation* a n believ­ ed to include missile file* from which the Russians could launch SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI) —Presi­ missiles toward tha United Slates in event of hostilities. dent Eisenhower flow the Andean ifump today lo be greeted her* by a large, cheering airport crowd £irls Town Gets to perfect W-degree weather. Juat Land Donation before hit arrival the government PALM BEACH (UPt)-Ex-show arretted five Communists f o r girl Grrgg Sherwood Dodge aaid painting pro-Castro slogans along today land had been donated for hia route to Ihe cily. Eisenhower, who left Argentineher "Girls Town. U. S. A." proU. S. relation* at their highest ject for underprivileged girts. Mrs. Dodge, wife of automobile point to this conlury when he de­ heir Horace Dodge II. said Use parted Chile'* neighbor to the east N. K. Winiton-Sanson Florida Cor- earlier (his morning, had been ration gave 90* acres near the ceded here by aharply-dlfferreactions. ount Plymouth community. She said she accepted Ih# gift after Rightwingers regarded his visit considering offers to 14 different a a something of. which Chile should locations. bd prood. The canter regarded it Mrs. Dodge said her project Is aa -halatod U. 8. recognition of planned as an educational on* Chile's Importance In the scheme m m ky tor to * trews to to M • f t Ibtoga. I b t Communists da- f President Lands In Chile; By JACK PHILLIPS Lyman School is an inland Capo Canaveral these days. The junior rocketeers in the Lyman School Missile Club are having the same prob­ lems as their big brothers on the East Coast The seventh grade elub from Mre. Catherine Martin’s science class has fired two missiles so far. Neither got very far off the ground but they put on a good show. The first shot was with a miniature ThorAble carrying a carbon dioxide cartridge ignit­ ed by cotton and kerosene. The cotton and kero­ sene was supposed to make enough heat to blow the eftd off the cartridge. Instead, the rocket noszle blew off and the missile went a few Inches off the ground before keeling over beside its launching pad. * The tost firing attempt took place Friday. One of the eolid propellent engines failed and the missile, a boat 16 inches long, stayed earthbound. Though there's a lot of onlnr and eueite- « K >to«of it for th* people. A eWenuoue weekend al to Jttot statement, hailed aa "OatlaraUao of Bariioche." | B M jto d ja a l t o M i l tor to Uw poorer areas of T.*Ua America. 1 , j ■] ' *^wl The rocketeers take plenty of safety pre­ cautions with their experiments. They get a good distance away from the school and point the missile toward a lake in back of the build­ ings. Principal Ralph Diggs has been on hand to see that safety is kept in mind. The students have been building the missiles from whatever raw materials they eould find. They bought the engines. Bigger things are coming, however. The elub is building a four foot missile for exhibi­ tion in the Central Florida Science Fair. Though not slated for firing, the missile will contain an engine designed for power by alcohol and liquid oxygen .This will be entirely a home­ made production. The club members will make everything themselves. Including the engine. Club President Kenneth Dunn, assisted by Secretary Barbara Diggs, has divided the roc­ keteers in missile building committees for still another rocket project, which will be worked on by design, electronics and engine building anmmittees. Wmtxib VOL. XL1X WEATHER: Conn idtumble cloudiness today and tonight. Turning cooler tonight. High today, 70-76. Low tonight, BO-58. SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29. I960 United Proas Laasad Wirt Establish* 1908 NO. 639 Senate Begins 24-Hour Days WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Senate convened ’at noon today for around-the-clock debate calculated to continue until action ia taken on a civil righta bill. Army cota were in place for tiring members who braced themaelvea for the ordeal of another historic talkathon. Sen. Richard B. It motel I (D*Ga.) leader of the southern News Briefs w ii mvwn i i h i , u iiru in ana was credited with influencing ma­ jor league Warns to train to Flo­ rida. Tax Study To Begin SURVIVOR WHO BAILED OUT OF MISSING FLANK in tt. L. Cnudreau, shown being helped from rescu* helicopter and taken to NAS hospital by Lcdr. Herman Finkel, left, and Lt. James Sllth. Tht helicopter pilot, Lt,(J.g.) John Ogden, found Gaudresu when the crewman pf tha missing plane flashed a small flashlight. Gattdreau injured a leg in landing after ho chuted out of the aircraft. (Navy Photo) Search For Jet 50 Arrested A s Race Riot Spreads To Coast Breaks Out In London than and tt to ona rac< , lived and * 1° aod "Boycott Jewish goods." Thvy allernaled between chanting "Keep Britain while!" and inglug "Rule, Britannlca." Fighting between the two groups started almost at once, and police who tried to Interfere were punched or kicked. Motorcycle police charged Into the crowds to try to restore order. Two men who ihouled "Down with Mosley IJ" wen punched, Va«! H"‘°*n lo Ihe ground and kicked, ■mi Mosley brads an organisation Tr ‘ known as the Union Movement, dedicated to halting the lmmlgra. . . lion of Nrgroei iqto Britain. ... Thousands have come here since Um war, notably from Britain's fir .i We,t Indian possessions. M e t By Cheering Crowds in a mountain rssort in Argentina left Eisenhower visibly weary, but members of his staff scoffed at the idea that he was seriously fa­ tigued. The effort al keeping up with the president tired aides years younger than he Is, and they said it was no wonder he showed signs of wearioess. After four holes of golf lata Saturday, the president was up at 7 a. m. Sunday. By > a. m., he waa off to the Limay River on a fishing (rip. Elsenhower aod Argentine Presi­ dent a (tutor BroadUi Sunday night pledged a. concerned effect to bol­ ster living atoaderda among Latin •tales witbM waddling to their ment for ths junior scientist! to this kind ef school activity, there’s s serious side too. Mre. Martin, whom the youngsters ssked to be their faculty advisor, said the missile club is an at­ tempt to keep students up with latest scientific developments. "They know more nbout it thRn I do,” Mrs. Martin aaid of the 24 boys and girls whose scientific enthusiasm often lends to afterschool missile building. The club originsted among the students. There arc a few more hoys than girls in the group. The ‘‘girls are more interested In how a missile works than in trying to build one," Mrs. Martin said Friday. The club meets every other Friday during the 7A science class. Other Fridays are also devoted to new de­ velopments in science:'Friday is "the one time of tha week that we get away from the text­ book which waa written about 14 years ago," the science teacher explained. Mrs. Martin, who has been teaching for 12 years, has 208 acienca pupils at Lyman. X"**- ■ The search for a missing Navy )rt bomber began to spread along the east coast of Florida and the Atlantic today aa no clue lo Ihe plane and two crawmen had been tound since Wedaeaday. Sanford Naval Air Station offtclila said at noon that ao indi­ cation of what happenad to tha plane, nr where it may have crashed, has turned up in a thorough air-ground hunt which haa Involved aa many as ISO searchers. Still missing with the aircraft are the pilot, Lt. G. E. Dotson, snd bombardier-navigator, U. C. K. Faulkner. The lone survivor or ihe mystery, R. L. Gaudrraa, said he only remembers an order to bail out, which he did. Over $4,223 Mark Tampa Man Shot’ Over Cooking Row TAMPA (UPI) -F rank Raw. tins, 92, was shot lo deat’. Sunday to climax an argument over bow to cook urnlp greens. Police MfTttted Sara Human, 91, la connection with ihe slsytajL. They said Human killed R aW H after Human and Rawlini'.iiMV argued over whetiur lo IrsfO fM •lama aa turnip greens wfiHf cooking them. Rawlins came To Mi Vito'* aid aod Human shot fetes, police slid. Tito two families n.-cupicd the asm* bouse. res at 1 p. m.: American Airlines American TAT .. Bathltlhem Steel Caterpillar CAO ................... Chrysler Curtiss • Wright .. DuPont . . . ........ Eastman-Kodak . Fisd Motor ........ Gfncral Electric General Motors .. Graham * Paige .. Ini. T A T ............... Lorillard . ... Minute Maid ....... IPenney................ . tan RR ............ oyal American .. .'car* Roebuck .. Standard Oil (NJJ Sludcbakar .......... V. S. Steel f/c...ng.UiUsa El. 8 The fund for tha DeBary Volun­ teer Firemen's Recreation Build­ ing te growing steadily. Previously acknowledged eontribulionn came to 94.1X3. Social activities have brought lo 132-00. Two anonymous con­ tributions totaled 111.90. Individ­ uals contributing were L. I. J a ­ cobs, 91: Miss Rulb Batch, $1; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hcring, 9100; Mr. and Mr*. Harry Freeman, 99: and Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Catot, 921. Contributions of 91-00 and 110.00 were given in memory of E. J. Kiterkamp. India To Bolster Defense Funds NEW DELHI (UPI) - Finance Minister Morsrjl Draal announced today that India will tocre.se iu defense spending by 9IT million “ against the ha •' . j nd of the pit sent llinat to our borders." MIAMI (UPI) - Four Florida universities, acting under a grant by ■ legislative committee, will study Ihe slate's so-called "patchwork" tax structure. The joint leglaliiive InWrim committee on finance and tasslion granted III,ouo w the University of Florida, Miami, Florida State and Rollins College to make the study and re­ port by June IS. Japanese Heir Named TOKYO (UPI)—Emperor Hirohko today solemnly bestowed the name Narubito and tha title Hiro-No-Miya upon hla grandson who may aomeday ait on the an­ cient chrysanthemum throne of Japan. The child, born seven dayi ago to Crown Princes* Mlchiko and Crown Prince Akibilo, receiv­ ed Mi name from the emperor at Ihe palace in a ceremony that goes bark more than 1,000 y. r*. Senator Rests MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Sen. Thomas J, Dodd (D-Conn.) was reported resting comfortably to­ day at Ml. Sinai Hospital where he was said to be suffering from "extreme fatigue." Dodd, 32, suf­ fered an attack Saturday night while seated at the bead table at a Democratic fund-raising dinnear at Ihe Fontainhlcau Hotel. He was helped to his room end later moved to Ihe hospital. Truman For Defense MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -Former President Harry S. Truman took another slap al Ihe Elsenhower administration Sunday night, de­ claring "H is a lot heller lo have a secure nation than a good campaiga argument." In a talk to the Inaugural conference fur the tw o tale of laraol bonds, Truman lold hi* audience to "beware of pooplo who belittle the danger to tbo security of the free world, and use Ihe imilea of Husslans to Justify flashing ou. defense bud- Longwood Zoners To Meet Tonight Longwood * now losing commis­ sion will have its first meeting to­ night to the town hall. Tha fire man commission will dlseuse amendments, additions and deletions to the preseal aeatog ordinance at Use • p. ah meetingTbo Longwood Town Council will meet al • p. m. Thursday to .the rowa Hall. -/, ■ bloe opposing eivil rights legists. tlon, waa ready wits i long open­ ing speech. Democratic Leader Lyndon V. Johnson, backed by Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksea (1U.), ordered tbs continuous sestloa altar I t day a of debate failed (8 break the civil rights deadlock. Senators and their aidea pre­ pared to abend the aighu it the Capitol. Key 'Bafitia ,*employes were pul on staggered work gchsdulcs and ths restaurant planned to remain open M hour* a day. There were uncoeflrised reporta that effort* might ho made this week to advance House debate on eivil right! to remove somo of tha preuuro from the k o ala's gruel­ ling schedule. But House debits Is not slated to start until (ho middle of March and there .were no immediate in­ dication! of any plans for a speed-up. The dans to has not held g round-the-clock aession since 19W when Ben. SUom Thurmond (DS.C.) set a now filibuster record with a continuous speech of >4 hours sod 14 minutes agslnst a civil rights measure. Tha longest session to Senate history woa IS hours and 4S min­ utes In 1934, broken by one 14minute recess, on amendments to the Atomto Energy Act. After a Sunday recess, the debate ran continuously for another M hour* and ST minutes. As the Senate headed into the new round-the-clock sessions, (here were these developments to the hot civil rights battle: Southerners walked a Ughlropo to opposition to the hill. They were com milled to a last-ditch right but did not want to antagon­ ise moderates, who—If angered— might support even slUfer legisla­ tion. Russell said the Southerners had no definite atrategy plans lor the continuous session. Russell said he regarded the rash of lunch-counter sealine inci­ dents in the South as an effort "to Incite a race riot . . and Ihcrefore inflame the people of this country againrt the people n t IK - S n iilK >• Demo Smothers Supporters Named MIAMI (UPD-A slat* al 49 delegates to the DemocrsUc na­ tional eonvrnlloa has been named to support Ren. George Smatbera at a favorite aoa candidate for president. The group la head#4 by Gov. LeRoy Collin* and Sen. Speaaard Holland aa si-large drisgatos. Included from the Sanford area art J. Iralley Odhans of Sanford and J. out* Edmunds, president of Stetson University to DoLaad. Dairymen School Scheduled Tuesday A joint Seminole sad Orsap* County dairy school will Mart at 7:49 p. m. Tuesday at Um Or* •nge County Agricultural Canter, a a E. Michigan Av*. to Orlando. 3 Tbo school is designed to . area Utityuicn on the price of dairy products. (VM -be-r lt-' raT si1.* . rrjsr � 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, February 26, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 26, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 26, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3cc7dde9404893069046b87c9b6c0a0f.pdf b16a5070c64a3077c3d7e994a8fad4f0 PDF Text Text I 1 aasr — kv^r^ i g . TT^P" ONLY THE VERY BEST IS BRANDED / u I:': ■ :;i‘>7*: ;l*ta<'** mm sS K S w You've hoard ti n exprewbn, “CUw Will T ill" .. , wall, t t W a a m l atoiy In tha baaf you b u r h» our atoraa-BwifYa Premium. Low gndm i n “fcrnkad out” long bofaac thay tench our coolara. Only the finaat beef k paiaed by Swift’a ’’born and rriaad” m ost te a m . . . than, wo Afllfully cut and trim only tfalo finaat boaf to give you a labia treat th a t can’t bo boat . Look far the brand, truly worthy of your cocking ekiM -far only th e vary baat la j r. t: Hi p; m mm m .r - fk SV. ■■ ' MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT fi?*_ • i. ■ yR*. ■* (WITH FOOD ORDER) OUR OWN ENERGY DETERGENT OR UQUID Ky.' BRISKET GIANT SIZE • HlflUCUTr CHOC. OR TAN. SANDWICH FROZEN FOODS __ **• COOKIES SHRIMP TID • BITS OUR OWN — R O U T ii DOG MORTON'S TURKEY CHICKEN BLUE PLATE PINEAPPLE PEACH - POT MARGARINE PIES BROOKFIELD SAUSAGE Z GRAPE ALLSWEET _ _ n i m rucwcM T PRESERVES BIG 2 Lb. JAR 49* BOOTH - BREADED . > GROUND BE« I t Ok. SIZE DETERGENT ;' / TOUR CHOICE 29* RIB END PORK LOIN ROAST Lbs. f.Z SO FLIN J TO ILE T * TISSUE M i MeKENZIHS BROCCOLI SPEARS SALAD DRESSING k' WINTER GARDEN APPLE \ .■ CELLO ■HURFINE ARMOUR’S r* ( i t y ii fo i ’ STAR QUART F O O D M A R T MEATS ARE G U A R A N T E E D T O PLEASE YOU CHERRY QUART ~49 * PEACH r v ' franks P I T E R PAN smooth P E A N U T CRUNCHT BUTTER DELMONTE Qt BEAUTY FRUIT COCKTAIL f �Volusia Swamps Searched For Missing Navy Jet Hunt For Plane Hampered By Heavy Fog, Mud Two Crewmen Lost; Third Man Bails Out ttty ? ^ a n f n r i i S i m i l e One of the moat extensive searches in Central Florida's history, including: military and civilian aircraft and ground searchers fanned out over a large section today, seeking two VOL. XL1X of three crewmen aboard a twin-jet Navy attack plnne re­ BY LARRY VERSHKI, p o rte d missing lute Wednesday. “ If these men are here we'll Planes from at least seven Florida installations criss­ find them." That’* what Volusia County Sher­ crossed a swampy aras approxi mstcly 20 miles north of the San­ ford Naval Air Station for the missing plane, believe to have crashed. The Civil Air Patrol and iheriff's deputies from Volusia and Seminole Counties ware aid­ ing in the search. V The missing men, both station­ e d at the Jacksonville Naval Air * Station, on temporary duty at ( NAS, were Lt. G. E. Dotson, 34, Bonny Blue, Vi., the pilot; and Lt. (j.g.) C. E. Faulkner, 31, Fort Worth, Tex., bombardiernavigator. Photographer's Mate 2C R. L. Gaudrcau was picked up Wednes­ day night about two and a halt miles north of Lake Helen in Volusia County. He was suffering p r o m deep shock but otherwise was unhurt, after bailing out. Officials at the base dispensary •aid this morning that Gaudreau was in "good" condition and had torn a ligament in hii left leg. Lt. Cdr. H. E. Smith. NAS public relation! officer laid the pilot had radio contact with Ihe station "up until the very end." "The plana was making an in­ strument navigational hop," Smith M aid , "when It encountered heavy "u rb u lc n c e . The pilot ordered the crew to ball out and on* man, the man we found, followed orders. "The pilot rode through the turbulence and apparently regain­ ed control of his aircraft. He checked with the base by radio. Then be Hopped tending. We Juat don't know what happened." Smith anid the last coolact was at 4:30 p. m. “ We knew the plane * v h down became the fuel would * M n been exhausted." The men were living at Ibe b e n at the time of the crash. They were returning from a four aad half hour routine flight whan M r mishap occurred. ft• | | f L| | 02267682 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) — prices at 1 p. m.: American TAT American Tobacco Bethlehem Steel Chrysler ........ . Curtiss Wright .. DuPont ................. Eastman Kodak ... vord Motor • aateethe teee General E lectric................... U rlllard ................................ Penney .............................. Ppnn RR ........................ Sears Roebuck ............ Standard Oil <NJ) . . . . . . . . Studebaker ........................... U. S. Steel ........................... Westinghouse El................... Slock MVfc 106'i 48H 56V, an 233 101 78». 89H 37H 113 IS1, 4A'» 4.V, 16U 84t■ 48U Castro ToGrab Foreign Capital HAVANA (UPI) — Premier FIdel Castro declared today that any foreign private capital coming into Cuba in future will be "delivered lo the nation" and invested as it acts fit. Castro bitterly attacked foreign Investors In a two hour-and 20minute televised speech to 7,000 uni□nixed workers in the Blenquite movie theater—one of the shortest major television appear­ ances he has aver made. "Private foreign capital it mo­ tivated neither by generoaity nor by charity nor by ■ desire to aid the people." he laid. "Private for­ eign capital k invested te help Its Investors. , . "The investors. . .set conditions lo increase their gaina and to take them away, extracting the juiqe from the country Indefinitely." Castro's stand wan expected to end private foreign invhatMMl’lB Cubat Although the new i hava m a red iff Rodney Thursby said, as he lead eight of his deputies and a con­ tingent of depuliea from Seminole County through a dense swampy area near Orange City last night in hopr of finding a clue lo a m ill­ ing A3I) jet bomber and two crew members. The men started the search at approximately 6:30 p. m. Wednes­ day, a little more than an hoqr after the plane was reported miss­ ing at the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. By 11 p.a m. when the March was called 'because of denae fog. not a clue to Ihe whereabouta of the plane had been found. Hedcopters from Ihe Sanford Na­ val air station criss-crossed the area flying aa low as 50 feet. One of Ihe pitots told a Herald reporter who was in the search party, "We couldn't even see Ibe searchers, the fog was so thick." On the ground, deputiea and vol­ unteers turned over shrubbery, hacked through dense grasa and walked through waist-deep mud in the hope of finding evidence of the fate of Ihe plane. Deputies changed clothes time and again when they were aoeked through. Volunteers from Orange City and Lake Helen, retired persons and boys ranging in age from 14-11 joined the March with flashlights blinking. For nearly six hours, the searchera walked two in a row, signaling to each other but not a shred of evidence was found. "They just couldn't have disap­ peared." Sheriff Thursby said as he called off the search for the night. last fall. On* of the "defects" of th# A nt proposal was that it prevented redistricting of the Sonata until 1SU. Fred O. Dickinson, West Palm Beach, said in Tampa tho Mala needs a better system of highways m attract more industry. I Ho said if aleetad he wstfd be pa "super salesman" to bring new factorial to Florida and achieve "undreamed a t industrial prospe­ rity." John McCarty at Ft. Pkrce, who will taka b k eampalga to Miami this weekend with a reception plan­ ned Saturday, vkited In Sanford to­ day. McCarty wM formally opea his statewide campaign Tuesday at Ft. ^ Pierce. Ml. Doran Hurl As2CarsWreck made b* i of the fata of ) ill la Cuh*. H announced previously that 91 per cent of all "basta/Induetries" will bg taken ovar/ny Um government, but hai nut Hid what will happen to Um proticera of consumer goods. Food Price Drop Holt Seen I f ’60 Established 101)8 The natlon'i newest and fastest J*l bomber, Ihe Navy's North American Aviation-built Vigilante, will begin operating from the San­ ford Naval Air Station this sum­ mer. Official confirmation of the pro­ gram earn* Wednesday after Th* Herald reported on Jan. 25 that the Jet bomber would be intro­ duced at NAS. The Chamber of Commerce hailed the official announcement as a strong Indication the Sanford base, frequently tha subject of transfer rumors in the past, will ha h ared the Senate pass a "strong" civil rights bill that would be * "humiliation" J e tho South. At the same Um* Sea. Hugh Scott <H-Pa.) atlj dial aoqtherners who a. Ing lengthy speeches snd rrned a Desk long seasii damaging .to the health should have before they a physical Teheel proceed. He said this would be a good Idea so "no member by any mlsralculition of his powers of en­ durance may suffer an accident.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - Retail food price* will stop falling this year and remain at about tha 1859 level, "i, .tr ' -iilture Department forecs'i tudfc. . The '- p a r n*:.t prru.tted tbe price of iot> *- r -m ain about Heady in Hi Jt (aid tha cost of processing and distributing the food probably would Oantidtia to Inch upward. Food prices last year fell about 2 k per cent below tha 1058 level, the department said. This reflected lower prices paid to farmers. Food marketing chargee jumped one per­ cent. Bui Increases In other p r im Sanford's Church of God k put more then offset the drop in food ting up a 15,400 addition to Um costa and the cost of living went front and. side of tha church at up one per eent. French Ave. and Church Addition continue opcratL ,s "for a long time." Announcement that the newest bomber will be introduced into aervirc hare means its checkout and crew indoctrination programs will keep the NAS busy beginning during the lummer. Chamber of Commerce Manager John Krlder said that announce­ ment of the new program was gratifying to the special Armed Services Committee established here in 1956 to urge the Navy to keep the Sanford hate and not th* Cause ef (he transfer It to one of 10 other locations surveyed. A few Vigilantes have been re­ ceived for flight tests, according to naval officials, and others are nearing completion. They will be assignrii to Heavy Attack Wing One at Ramey Field. Tbe responsibility for training pilots snd bombardier-navigators for the A3J will fall to Heavy At­ tack Squadron Thrrr. Squadron Cdr. F. (!. Edwards ssid: "We have already com­ pleted moat of the neefssary NEW YORK (UPI) - A scientist all but flabbergasted paper miU owners and engineeri loday by suggesting they learn how to grow trees without bark. Getting the bark off logs la one of the costliest nuisence processes in the pulp and paper business. The Vigilante — Top Performing U. S. Aircraft iremen Nominate Casselberry Chief , Casselberry Fire. Chief Paul Hatha Wednesday was nom baled for the preatdaocy ef the Seminole County Firemen's Assn. Bates' name waa the only one offered tor tbe post at a meeting of th* association nominating and finyaee committees in Casselberry. AffKjalton, elections will iw In and other nominations can t the floor at that time. Fk* Chief Mack < leve has Bran association presi-thorn*st three years Plana for a Seminole County Fire­ man's Assn, ball also were made at the meeting. The ball probably will be held in Sanford, according lo Chief ClevelamL About 19 fire department repre­ sentative* from Sanford, Casselb e r r y , Longwood, Altamonte Springs end Labe Mary attended tbe meeting. ale Hooding in 1,8U0 acres in south Seminole, parts of Orsnge County and Winlrr Park. w Tbe areas involved include Tan gleviood and Tempi# T Seminole County and the Ei brook area of Grange C._nty. Once the Orange L'uunly board gives its approval lo the Joint project, Seminole board will start vppt on ,rttlng up a lax dlsIrjfjvTai d ia l area and selling Millage fdir residents in the area. "Only* tip** persons wbo would benefit. b>'-Sha project will be taxed," Bdfrd Chairman John Kridcr emphasised today. Kridrr said (lie hoard has no intention of taxing resident* throughout the county. According lu a flooding survey by a Sanford engineering firm, three areas In Ihe south end or the rounty are "critical." Carltun Bliss of Brill and Gray, tbe engineering firm that conduct­ ed (he survey, said that 47 per cent uf the area was in Seminole County and 51 per cent in Orange County, Although the romplcle Job would cost $372,960, Seminole county's and 53 percent in Orange County. Although the complete Job would cost 9372,900, Seminole county's portion of the project would cost 9108,625, Tbe project would Include a storm sewer plio which 'involves Improvements to ditches eaident, R. C. Whitmire.,first%Rfoa president, and 51. Strickland, secretary, dlacuaa the Shrine'* big event C which had guests from all over Central Florida. (Herald Photo*) f s K New Premier Needed ROME (UPI) - President Gio. vanni Grone hi today began a task familiar to most'Italian president! —that of finding a new premier to form ■ new government. Pro-West­ ern Premier Antonio Scgni resign­ ed Wednesday night nod U k now □range Board earlier in tbe up I* Groncht to provide Italy month and "most of them seem with its eighth government in seven years. lo favor tha project." Tha Orange Board had turned - i.p the matter ever lo their engineers tor study. They expect la mack MIAMI BEACH (UPI) ~ Team* a decision tomorrow. fters Union President Jam es JL lloffa said federal indictment* of ilx M. Lout* teamster officiate . are nothing mom than "barren* m tni" at Ihe untoo hm Um Justice Departin B t, Haifa, her* Jar the quarterly meeting of hi* executive board, oaid Uematar contributions to Ibe UM campaigns of two ntfutori and tw o 4 ipfiw atatlr* g were SAO PAULO, Brstil (UPI) - authorised By tk fl members aad President Elsenhower flew into were therefore legal. this "fastest-growing elty le the world" loday to another rad-earpet welcome punctuated with WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tho crackling firecrackers. Security arrangements wen. tbe tightest ef Senate Commerce Committee has approved ■ bill to require Ihe label­ his tour lo date. After an exchange ef greet­ ing of all haiardoue articlae pack­ ings snd tormatitka at the air­ aged and sold tor household use. port Ihe president rode through the Tha bill would require accurate city in the back seal of hit open labeling of such household item* car. He stood up, grinned widely, aa toxic or flammable cleaning and waved both hands to the fluids and aerosol sprays, lt would huge crowd which strained at provide maximum penalUaa of up to 15,000 fines for manufacturer* police lines along Ihe way. They held signs welcoming who fall to clearly label llioir pack­ Eisenhower, showered him with aged product*. confetti aod '•Horad p-tper streamers and exploded firecrack­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - House ers continuously to tho streets. Thousands of children waved U.S. Democrats tried today to over­ aod Brasilian flags. turn President Elaenhower'n vet* As Elsenhower alepped from bis of a politically potent bill to axplane snd headed down the ramp, pand federal grant* tar local wa­ a long red carpet was roiled cut. ter pollution eoalrel. But Um Tbe carpet led Into sn enor­ move appeared doomed. Demo­ mous quadrangle sealed off by cratic leaden see ceded Umro troops and a large honor guard. was liu k chance Umy could For the first time oo (he trip, gather the required 1-to-l margin reporters and photographers were to override tbe vete. But the eacludfd from the security ares author of Ihe mesaure. Rap. John snd could get nowhere near tho A. Blatnlk (D-Mitui.), claimed he preaidsnl. The public, loo, was was only "a couple ef vole*" held far bark. short. •__ Pact Friday and j canals in Ihe basin, construction of a canal south from *H 438 to K m brook to SR 15A and the. Inpllatipa of a U • pich itaqm > r north frofh Tanglewoed le ell Creek at th* Lake Howell I. The project allows tor "stage by stage" construction, according lo County Engineer Robert Davis. Winter Park bai already in­ formed the Seminole Board that they were In favor or the joint project. Commissioner Vernon Dunn had appeared before the Tornadoes Hit Two North Florida Cities By Called Preta lotenuUooai Small tornadoes dipped down near Jacksonville and at Lake City early today, destroying at least seven (rama house# and damaging others. The Duval County Sheriffs of­ fice said a father and hU daugh­ ter suffered minor ruts from fly­ ing glass when a twister struck in a northeast section of Jackson­ ville. Neither required hospitalisa­ tion. Patrolman C. H. Seymour, one of Ihe first officer* on the scene, said aeven frame homes were de­ molished by the atom., which hit about 7:10 a. m. However, he said all of (he occupants apparently managed to gat out in lima. Another twister struck about 30 minutes later at a junkyard south of Jacksonville, scattering used automobile parts and leaving twisted metal clinging la trees and utility poles. The Wealber Bureau later is­ sued sn apparent all-clear bulleUn today for northern Florida and extreme southeast Georgia. Orange To Get e Aid n 'base and under tha supervision of a fleat command. Nearly too employes of tho North American Aviation plant ia Columbus, O.i will join Navy per* sonnet at NAS In the early phaso of Ihe operation. Capt. Janies D, Rsmige, eonminder of Heavy Attack Wing One, said Ihe "Vigilante intro­ duces a new generation of high speed aircraft. This i* first class equipment and wa guarantee that It will be operated by the best trained erawi ia tha business." New Time Saver Theft of sulo tags followed the deadline tor getting tha new tag* in Sanford this week. A tag was stolen from a car at Sanford Motor Co. Wednesday, on* waa taken from an auto in the NAS parking lot Tuesday, and a lag was stolen from a truck at A. I), Hosier’s Wholesale Plumb­ ing and Heating Supply Co. Mon­ day, Sanford police reported. in tha pAoksfMUm right, B. IL Browsing, Work already ia underway at the NAS to modify existing facili­ ties lo conform lo the new re­ quirements. Cost of the sxpaniion ia expected to reach 168,000, ac­ cording lo navy officials. Much of Ihe early phase test­ ing of tho bomber* that would have been done at the Naval Air Center, Patuxent River, Md , now will be don* at Ramey Field, of­ ficials said. This will be the first time that th# phase of test and evaluation termed "fleet Introduction pro­ RICHMOND, Vs. (UPI) — Vir­ ginia's Pupil Placement Board, last threat of the state’s old "m as­ sive resistance" policy, cleared Ihe way loday tor local option handling of student assignments with a mass resignation. Cor Tog Thefts Follow Deadline landed over WedilcsTHE HHHINE CLUB HAVEL day night by the outgoing president, Andrew F. I mm bf . right, bo the m v president, A. 1* Skinner. Tho Febeo Into, Vernon Scott, presided at th* annual installation. ground work for the jets' arrival." gram" will take place at a fleet Board Resigns •Fire Burns Hole In V/oll Of Horn . NO. 637 News Briefs The Seminole County CommisWASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate >nee used ol "tyranny" ib n hopes to get spprovsl ef commissioners Fri­ ts put Into effect w irekensive drainage program to •limlsthe pending the House pa sms Its neat month and Senate. But Democratic Lewder Lyndon B. Johnson ef SANFORD, FLORIDA Navy Confirms New Bomber Assigned To NAS A ML Dora man was Injured to­ day ia one of two wracks at the same time and place on SR 4i. Robert Allen Lewis and George I Richard Yocum of Mt. Dora were driving their cars around ■ SR 46 curve Tour mites west or Sanford when both autos careened off tbe road. Highway Patrol Trooper Olia Gsrrclt reported. Lewis' auto skidded off one side of the road and he received "a very bid" cut on bis bead and was hospitalised. 11c was reported in fair condition. Yocum’s car, traveling about 100 ) feet behind Lewis' auto, went off the other side of the road. Yocum was not injured. The accident occurred g* both cars rounded the curve under Inlersietc llwy. 4 uverpess, Garrelt saijl. Both Lewis and Yocum were charged with driving too fast for road conditions. Deputy R. A. Norwood assisted Garrett ia tha Investigation. . Fire burned a hole k no wall of Mr*. Dorothy M, Bi home, 3*7 N, MangousUn* THU USD AY. FEBRUARY 25, 1960 'Rights' Opponents ChargeTyranny Board Hopes For Drainage t-’srt'vi Co today (feat W. L., Dlckerboof of Ianto ri baa boon designated aamaatga > treasurer la th* aaunly. * -K Dlekarboof k aa accounts** for Shot maker Construction Co.; aad resides a t MIS Palmetto Ava. Carlton, ai Waaehula, said la ^ T a lla h a sse e If ek e lad ha woaid propose a re apportionment plan— wrtfa major defect* removed—simi­ lar to tbs am rejected by voters WEATHERt Widely Mattered ahowers tonight. High today, 75*80. Low tonight. 60*65. United Pres* Lensed Wire WASHINGTON (UPI) - Three special districts in Orange County, will gel three loleresl free ad­ vances totaling 9U.480 tor plan­ ning drainage and water control facilities. The Community Facilities Ad­ ministration approved the ad­ vances Wednesday. Tbe total coot ef tha Improve­ ments waa estimated sL (4,278,7to le he Hoffa Rapa Action Ike's Security Guard Tightened Bill Gets Okay Pollution Bill Doomed Educational TV Study Plans Include Seminole School representatives f r o m eight counties, including Seminole, will meet the latter part of April lo discus* Ihe best way lo gel educational lelavision facilities tor Central Florlds, Seminole Director of Instruc­ tion Stewart Gatchcl said Wednes­ day tha 110,140 Ford Foundation funds recently granted for further­ ing Central Florid* educational television will be used lo deter­ mine whot la most needed In edu­ cational TV in grades 112, adult and junior college programs. The Florida Educational Tele­ vision Commistiun pteaeuta pro­ grams in other parts of Ihe slate through it* own network and on private networks. But the system hasn't reached Central Florida ao (ar. Two or three school representa­ tives from each of. tha eight east Contra! Florida counties will work on the TV study. They will come from Oraaga, Brevard, Flagler, Lake, Seminole, Otcaola and In­ dian River counties, Tbe study will take about alx monlhi Gatchel said. Tbe Florida Educational Tele­ vision Commission already h al allotted an educational television Italian * for Orlando. Ultra high frequency channel 24 has been re­ served for Central Florida with headquarters ia Orlando. One purpose of (ho study will be to Rod whether It would ba best to build a separate educa­ tional TV station fur Central Flor­ ida In Orlando, or whether tying In with one of Ihe other educa­ tional TV channels lo the itate would be more advisable, Caichel said. Tampa-St. Peteaaburg educa­ tional TV tends lit programs a* far as Brookivtlle. The request (or the Ford grant to eupplemaot itate TV Mudy funds yaa made by Alfred F. Bo­ rnundi, Volusia County educe tie* director, . fe �■ lea covered D ull like the dew, heavy m ow blanketed parti of the Middle Wot, and ■ marauding band of thunderiiorma ipawoed tornadoes la north Florid*. Four persona were killed •* frecting rein glased highways In the South. Power lines snipped under the heavy burden of ice, leaving thousands without heat or light. Many.schools dosed. Heavy snow warnings wera post* ad from Kentucky northeast through Pennsylvania aod New York, with the snow filling at (ha rata of mora than an inch an hour. St. Louli got lour Inches from midnight to S g. m. today, A sub-iero cold wave chased tha WASHINGTON (UPI) - Dimecrate and Republicans remained storm across the Plains. The mer* pntoe apart today1 in their ap- cury dropped to 17 degrees below iiaals to U J. missile strength aero at Goodland, Kan-, II below the wak# to new testimony by at Hill City, Kan* II below at North Flatto, Neb,, and 11 below Central Intelligence Director Al­ at Valentine, Neb. ik e eleeed-deor testimony also •need Dnltoe and Ike nation’, de­ m o s chiefs In apparent contradiction about the circulation to laUfljSMM estimates to Soviet A far-ranging storm system, carrying a bewildering aMortmeat af vletoua winter weather, pounded tha -cnantry from Tanas to tha Atlantia Coast today. Missile Dele r Demeeratte* members to Ben­ ito space-preparedness committow acid Dulles' statements Wednaodey dM net clarify lor them • m tains difference between Us eeiticr toetiteeny on Russian mis­ siles end that to Defense Sec­ retary Thomas 8. Oates and Gan. Nathan P. Twining. M SepaMleaae said Dulles as. liaised to M r seUafariton that the apparent confusion otemaod frem the fact that the CIA dlrec. t o aanenethod the oroblom on a t E k M l M i lhaa Dates and Twtniag. Dallas declared that ne tofrrmatlao an Russia’s mbsUe a tm tth hel been withheld from WASHINGTON (UPI) - A for­ mer medical director of a major U, S. drug firm told Senate In­ vestigators today ha quit Us Job in. protest over atlas policies which clashed with tha ethics to the medical profession. Dr. Martin Seidell, North Hol­ lywood, Cell!., laid tha Naur York drug firm to Charles Pflter A Co., hie former employer, had a “perverted marketing attitude." SaldaU volcad tha charga as tha Senate anti-trust and monopoly Twining, ekahrmsn to Ike joint ChtotonTsuff, told the committow earlier he had not aeon oartoia totanigeoco fcfrrmailoe whan bn assured them Russia's But tha Icebox of the nation was Colorado where tha thermometer dipped to 10 below at Lamar and Leadville. A one • Inch snowfall cloned aebooli in both Dallas and Ft. Worth, but tha youngateri weren’t tha only one* enjoying the atorm. Some of their aiders organized ikl partle* on normally green Ten* hill* and police reported aeveral couple* Ice skating at a downtown Dallas intersection. The mow depth reached seven inches at Lubbock, Tex., and a heavy coating ol ice snapped dotene of power line*. Nearly M per ctnl of Henderson, in watt Texas, waa blacked out. Six inches of snow fall at Wynne and Pina Bluff, Ark., and Cam. den, Ark., received its third m ow fall in 10 day*. Highways were re­ ported dangerous and many ArIcantat tehaoli eloiad. used for trotting epasma In tho digestive tract, which gave the impression tho medleiM had been successful fat treating tea out Sit cases. The mags tine aald lUe wee not trde end neither wet a claim In lha aame ad that the drug had been used la clinical testa for mora than a year. “Saturday Review" said Sei­ dell, whn originally bad proposed creation to the drug, objected to Florida NAACP SeesProbeAid In Court Ruling Around The Clock Plans for the Humana Society's animal shelter wtlf be discussed at a mealing of the orgaaiisljon at I p. m. today In American Lagloo Hall. .Earlier ihia week, the County Commission agreed to lease a t won era tract for a shelter. TAMPA (UPI) — The Florida NAACP had hopes today the U. fl. Supreme Court had halpcd In the Negro group's battle with a Florida legislative Investigating committea. Th# committee, which la investi­ gating alleged Communist Infiltra­ tion of tha NagM organisation la Florida, has been demanding with­ out success that tha NAACP turn ever Ha memherahip lists. The high court ruled Tuesday that two tax ordinances In Little Rock and North Little Rock. Ark., were unconstitutional. A m o n g other things, they required tha NAACP to make public the names of Ita member*. Florida NAACP President A. Leew Lowry said Wodnaaday, “ we ere hoping that the U. B. Supreme Court’* derision will re-establish once and tor all tha rights guaran­ teed to the BtR af Rights shall pMvall.'' Two Miami Negro ministers have been riled tor contempt after retoeing to eooponto with tha com­ mittee. Lowry aald he knew of no Com•u n leu to lha Florida NAACP and elaimad the Investigation wai designed to weaken tha NegM group and intimidate it* members. The LeFevrer, nationally known gospel singing group, has acheduled a one-night stand at tha Semi­ nole High School tonight. The pro­ gram will begin at • p. m. in the school auditorium, and la sponsor­ ed by the Latin Club. it oom Lodge l i l t wilt held t dance Saturday night i t the Wade Bldg, starting at a p. m. All num ­ bers are urged to attend. An “Acey-Deucey Club” toe first and second claia poll/ officers will Van Rie Claims Working When Divorcee Slain BOSTON (UPI) - WtlHem Van Rio faced ragged arose-aaamtaetlon today In Ua dramatic hid to dear himself to tha murder to pretty Lynn Kauffman. Assistant Dial, Atty. John P. McAullffa, m u ter to tha ureastie, boriag-in technique; and Ua staff took copious notes during di­ rect testimony Wednesday by tha ll-yaar-old ship's radio operator. Van Rlc testified ha was hoay with Ua radto eharaa whan Mias Anti-Race S trife Squads Patrol Chattanooga Area CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (UPI) — A tperie I troop of Ti policemen covered the m.in bualneM diitrtet of thi» aoutheatt Tenneeiee elty to* day to keep crowd* from forming, amt itop a lwo*day outbreak at racial violtaee. The teniion of the attack by Nag* roe* on lunch counter segregation erupted Into a wild puihlng and ahovlng battle on the main atraeli of Chattanooga for the w ood day In a row, Wodnaaday. Fireman routed a crowd of about ’x over la another protait demomtr* Hon. There were report* Neiro dr mom atratora at Richmond, Va.. plannm a march on the (late eapllnl today to proteat lunch counter aegraga Hon. , — M l A r p A ttfirlfC ’ p q ilU V .Ih » n M o g j o g i l L f lh f li* U r g a illZ e a LQDOr NEW YORK (UPI) - The NAACP today turned Ita Integra r z ’J & zn tz K £ “p‘ M U T m i ™ Comnlnlowr H. P. Dunlap and other city officials announced Wedneaday night police would crack down kard on any further violence. Dunlap laid the ipeelal talk fore# of officer* would break up "any large aiaembHei" In the downtown area. »w . will -o* toUfitn .iolaaoa “ Oiglati aald. "We a rt ready tor Whatever we ■*■! u, do " The outbreak bora we* by far the moat mrioua of aoveral that htva Liken place to five southern itatt* tinea the lunch counter prototo tognn nt Qraontoero, N. C„ I* * * * " •■>! * V.ch* M. v h / , .n* ^ cnfltuuiliott afalnit N tfioci in the unionn of »killcd eraft*men is naHoawlde and not eonfinad to th* . .. w . . Washington Wednesday, th* President’s Commute# on Govern h“ ded bf directed federal ageaciea to do »•«*»«> immediate end u> di.crl *toatloa against Negro workere on *U government construction Job*. “ ------, f a g P fo d u C C S In Virginia, the legDlature passad Utrao emergency law* Wedneiday tad night ruahad then to Oev. J. Ltodaay Almond tor U> Menature. They were designed to diecourega Negroe* from damonatrat* lag agaiaat aagregation at the lunch eouater to dime, drug and department alore*. White persona at Rock Hill, I. C„ blockaded Juneh oountar seat* at the city’s variety atone to keep 90 Negro students from taking them P o i n t e d H flZ O rd r W llllC W n u * » r u WACO, Tex. (UPI) - A keg ol roofing nail* Ml from a truck, The ksg apllt and nail* scattered over the highway for more Utaa 100 yard*. v Within ■ matter af minute*, lev. an autos had to pull off the road with one to four puncture* each. Mexico Estimates Population Gain Seidell told tha subcommittee this was ana to tho Us reasons he anM Pflter. lh a subcommittee tailed Seidell far tacti many because to an arti­ cle which appeared last Septem­ ber la the mageslna “Saturday Review." The article aald f ib e r pub­ lished an ad an “annrsx," a drug MEXIOO CITY (UPI) — Manlean aansua takira mid they ex­ pect tn wunt n total to M million Mexicans when they taka n pop. elation surrey this June. If their estimate proves correct. It will ihow na incroa*o since tho Uto survey to alM million peo­ ple. Monica's annual population increase Is about S per cant — ana to tha highest In tha world. The country'* first population Hospital N otes W« U v a ronUjr n a ritn d down owr PnR a n d W in ter stock n f wnato b r u t e tew di th sM th re e gro u p s o f dranans you'll fin d te rr lf fis buys Jo c o tto n housedraaaoa • W u r o y i , nylons, ail Its, allk s a d cotton blonds. A dosaotetn enlnetton o f atyU a j irta, a b o rt and k a g FEBRUARY St Ruby Qriffls, Sanford; Klmbaaiy Tannlsoa, Sanford; J u ie e l a t t e r ­ ly, Sanford; Juanita BarUey, Seaford; James Andersen, Sanfard; Clande c. Beastey, Sanfard. a tootgun Mast that proaedsd tba rifle shot that killed Mrs. Mauat. Tha father and ehUdraa, bUedleg and tarrlflad, b y la titelr auto In the Km to Sro far almost tight hour* btoaro fra alego to ms. I k o n T-W. 1 0 4 0 , I f t f t - M t t , In jarnnys, wools, orlona, co tto n s, lading th a populnr a h ln w n U t, slim ■• Marjorie Hughes, DoBniy; Mrs. Adrian Ipect and baby, Sanfard; values O n n /T rW fa rs to u a '6.98-M0.95 Hardy Cromwell, a , ohiepyle, baa driver, was shot in Ua car r another blast from Raymond*! mtfun. Cromwell, who waa an wto to Pittsburgh far pUstle urgory for a facial tajun, waa n e t la tha faea, neck aad Gaarsa Moatague, latorprtoa. Siturdays Not Safe TEXARKANA, Aik. (UPI) report prepared by lha Taxarki Pallet Dapartaaaat far the I ttoeal Stoaty Council skews'ana •M-faurih to lha aMy’a traffia as daata during IMS - and htoh to Ua fatal cm * — occurred an Sat­ urdays. VALUES LM Howdy Do' Untimely MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) -T h e Varment Supreme Court held Fre­ derick Humishm Jr. liable gar damage* aausad whan Ua car Ut n ptikad wagon daaplto toalme uaabla to advance under fire to the heavily armed aad deadlyaccurate Raymond. It took a n-toa Walker Bulldog tank, dispatched an ardor to Pennsylvuia Gov. David L. Lawrence, to break lha tb it. Tha tank, be­ longlag te a National Onard unit la CoaaaUsvlIle, waa manned by two Onard officers aad two Mata troopers. Tba lank made two aitiults agaiaat Raymond's barricaded bungalow. Tho first at ftao p. m. was eiptoratory. After firing more than UO round* of machinegun ammunition agalnat th# house, it withdrew, Tha second assault, N minutes btof, broke (ha »ire-hour siege. Troopers and vigilantss followed the tank on Us final sortie aad.ehot dowa Raymond as ha VALUES 196 FLANNEL ■mH * Lang • Gowns VALUES TO 166 Children's 4 Udiee’ Sportswear On# Tiblo Values To 166 • Jackets Wool, corduroy and vinyl, Tarpoon pbida, hroeadaa. VALUES TO 17.M '2.98-M0.95 is Conner Jixasra r e ia r , O H B k k n ry Children’! tSK rtr"1! * rtWWB4 ■■MIS ALFORD SALLAKUE, ChUdroa'f 4 LmUmT D a c te std • _ noTitn t« n m a rra iu To ALL i-r.naova having CLAIM* OR DEMANtM AQAIKIT ■AID Wri'ATKl t e n a a d a*t>h • ( r « u a r e harsh* ■ •tif ie a aj»a re e n lr e d t n i n * n r e l a l n e a n d a em taO s which yna, «r a l l h t r o f r n u . m ay have e a a t n i l ante M i a ia in U a n i f k a of Hen. ite v ra* I t C u u n lr J u d e * a t O ra nee Ueunty, a t hi* n r i ti a In U a Cnnri Hauaa la Orianda, VlorMS, w ithin a la h t a alan d a r month* from lha lime a t tha llrat puhllcatto a a f U l i natlr*. E ac h claim nr d e m a na m ust ha la writ la* and f c i l W - l U f l i n 9 f r t c t i r n r * ar.J • t o f * * * •* »k# c la im , a n t a n t h u r t pa a n u r a u a* u * rial m am . hie a r e n t n r a l U r a t y , or Sportswear VALUES TO 166 NOW *1.98-*3.98 l • Sweaters feiUoo aad fine knit la orloa. VALUES TO 5.98 -■NOW '1.98-s3.98 �... > • —• 5 A VB Beef 1 - » it W -D " B r a n d e d " e x tra v a lu e trim m e d b e e f assures y o u m o re good e a tin g fo r our m o n e y , o u n c e fo r o u n c e , y o u 'll fin d less bone a n d fa t, m o re good m e a t! o u h a ve o u r p o s itiv e g u a ra n te e th a t eoch c u t w e sell has been in s p e c te d a n d ra d e d b y m e a t e x p e rts fro m th e U n ite d S ta le s D e p a rtm e n t o f A g ric u ltu re y ha ve fo u n d th e b e e f th a t w e o ffe r yo u has ric h , red c o lo rin g , u n ifo rm mar b le te x tu re , b o rd e r o f v e lv e ty fa t a n d h ig h p ro p o rtio n o f ta s ty , le a n m e a t. atits Best TEN D ER,..FLA V O RFU L CHUCK ROAST T e m p tin g ly T e n d e r S IR LO IN STEAK R O U N D STEAK SHOULDER ROAST Lb 89‘ Controlled Q uality Freshly ^ 79* GROUND BEEF ^ 59* P L A T E S T E W 7 " C u t R ib, C lu b o r F u ll C u t R ound Bone W -D " B r a n d e d " The Famous Hormel QUANTITY SIGHT! RESERVED PRICES GOOD CANNED HAM 4 s2” T liin , FrU RiL, F A 21. M, IT YOUR CHOICE A| M axw ell House s ■ ■ 1-Lb. G e o rg ia P each C o p e la n d S m o ke d S L I C E D B A C O N ^ 3 9 ‘ L I N K S A U S A G E S 59* P O R K S A U S A G E u 39' F R A N K S & T .ft 49* C o p e la n d H o t o r M ild C o p e la n d Duncan Hines Frozen . o ORANGE JUICE H I " A S T O R COFFEE Lim it one of your choice with a $5.00 or more Food Order. Jessie Je w e ll G ra d e “ A " Q u ic k Frozen T ide Clean" G I A N T T ID E AMERICA'S FAVORITE PKC DETIRRIN T L M t I with S I. «r Food Order. W Libby Delielous F R Y E R “' T lIT * 2 f t 99‘ S H R I M P ^ M E A T D IN N E R 2 J l " FRO ZEN ROLLS M o rto n B e e f, C h ic k e n , T u rk e y , H o rn , S a lis b u ry S te a k M o rto n I2 -e i. 29' Superbrand LARGE EGGS Q re d e iiA > t Doz«n S k ip p e d Firm , Ripe Tropical PUNCH 5 CANS *r > w Kw m Wh 4 M u *M mm t* Tk«M Ur»W WkM Tm PurtkM* L I. •KG i' iW iV.V SNOWDRIFT 2 19* 5 ik 19* LARGE A V O C A D O S U. S. No. 1 Y E L L O W O N IO N S Yellow M A R G A R IN E IIMIM TMIt W fttt m H Te# VelM S U a p Dixie Lily M E A l or GRITS 5 P on-R edi F ro te n fo r 2 f t 25* >• lY iiliJ i T.Y.f.Y,*;?fl'l'lVl U tHi ttmmt *M kM I* AMihM T» H im * t*f«kH|v ( i n k WkM Ym f.rtkM* • uf C»•" V1B COTTAOf V.V.V.ViV.'.'tV.V.V.'iVt'.'*'^.V..V Lim it one with • $5.00 or M are Food Order. ** Y>»< Nhiw Wm Aii. In AMitiw T» Tk*M ItfuliHy ItnW W kM Y H fim tM Scottie W hite or Colored T*ktt O' SCA FACIAL TISSUE 2 W AXED PAPER 2 TISSUE Cut-Rite scon W hite or Colored M ild , Pure Toilet Soop Condensed Suds Pillsbury Breod LAVA SOAP IVORY SOAP SWEETHEART DASH STICKS 4 f t 47* f t 3 9 ‘ ft. 79* Condensed Suds Detergent e iu -w M t Cleanser ihartanlnG DASH OXYDOL FLAKES COMET J EWEL f t 35* f t 83* 2 f t 19* 2 f t 33* 3 f t 67* 2 ; '• • f t 25* r 10* M ild ; f w M ild , P iw Herdwoter Soop IVORY SOAP IVORY SOAP KIRK'S 4 r\.r< .v • Dlshea Shine Gets D irt Fast f t 27* 2 f t 33* 2 f t 19* JOto $ 0 3 3 S'per $ Ai9 Pkg. JL Pkg. *y 2 CM 29* 1CASCADE ft. 43* Cleoner Powdered Bleach Spic & Span SNOWY ft 29* ft 89* 49* ■ ft ■ f - J-Ti -i * id . ^ — o ' �■MuMharaamrarawmMmarammmMrtMMw ------------------------------------------------------- ............. , ’W t $ . JUNGLE FEVER IS tog bring to trow flu a t immaatty, aa w ei aa parts rad new super bhtowayi. ^ CASE O - 4toi Fkil BuekbtK. - aged about to, Is tha publisher of 'fttro two newspapers et •pertaa'M u . u. c , ~ Ba to a draamo of vitally and (averts a let ef hla —urgy la worthy civla sad aroral taaaea. For nam pla, a few months age ba beaded up the YMCA campaign te raise $1,000,000 for a new buildlag, and too Chairman of any big finance drive really mutt be a f V ] **£*ro *1 had addressed toe YMCA „ bearait to It. Louis a few week* ., earlier, be tolaphcaid anether dy- - Marie publisher, Richard H. Am... serf, of the St- Louis Globe,,j Denwcrat to Bad eat If I’d be a atotaWe speaker to deliver ton t} address at the klckea ef the u^'t-rtgm paiga. • , Aad that to aluraya smart, for , . toaay people with a lot of eoHaga degreoa add aetoatifle ritt, may ,«■not ha abio to hoop aa audience ' - •wake or key It ap far action. WASHINGTON — Tha tT. 8. Treasury got caught ap la a bureaucratic boo hs# . . . It has bill low of dollars aa hand for foreign aid—but net enough cop­ per pennies for tha miUnaau la Michigan I t This lack of cents was acknow­ ledged by Bill Brett, director of tha Mint, who came up ta ask Congress for mors money to make tha Town Hall at Clerslsnd, tha head at that splendid Women's Or­ ganisation taldt "Dr. Crane, I bar# learned It Is wise to doubts chick on ■ speaker's ability. "F ar last year wa Imported a famous nun who was supposed (a bo an authority tad .ultra ultra la his pedigrte sad background. "He Was as highly roesmmended that wa di rtied to aaa him ■■ tho Brat speaker aa our winter's •erics o( lectures. t ‘Wa worked up Widespread Intenet ead m ated wonderful motor tha ear's program, •dies we* pres­ ent. ’ "But this man Ju s t didn't know bow to apeak. He wee so poor that ho not only made that meet­ ing a failure, but bo almost ruin­ ed our s a tin winter series, for It took moatba to rebuild that Initial momoatum." You program chairmen thus a n cathM to follow Phil Buckheit'a smart m a p l e and double check on ALL epeskers. A printed pedi­ gree may sound wonderful but unless • man eaa bold an audi­ ence, don't schedule him l i a epoakar. Colleges should profit'fm a this thought, toe, and park ap tho ilifaar of oratory la the class- 1 f WITCH p DOCTOR. ‘ NATIONALISM/ I PRESUME? m . If professors can't ipeak, at least they should join ■ Toastmeetor’a Club or tabu a Dale Carnegie course: A good epeaker should enunciate clearly and loudly enough so tha rear rows tea hoar. If ha haa a mleropbone oa tho podium, ba should NOT hold it la front of hie mouth. Drop It to tha torsi of hla aechtla so paopto gaa view his Up arovsmsato. You chairman at Elwanli, Ro­ tary, etc., should g ilt boldine that mike agaiast your lips I I have epehra at literally boadroda at meu’e luncheon groups lea's other allies would have no knowledge ef thto step. They would not ho to a position, there­ fore, to clslm the same privilege. But nothing could Uluitrato more dramatically how decisions token la total secrecy ealarge to* area of nuclear-weapoaa control. And at to t same time, tha risk of aceldantal war la Inevitably lacreased. Then aaa Intellectual ft applied payd DAILY CROSSWORD • r* i . i i li »kin* i • ii < i \ i 1, realising It would precipitate a long controversy. But joist com­ mittee members a n net aura that tola really code toe effort to give weapons to the British. Tha law requires that custody ef atomic weapons bo voatod to a dvIUaa. and a representative ef tha Atomio Energy Commission to designated by the pntideaL But since toe president also baa toe power to tu n weapons ever to the Defense Department, R has bora flit if Intd H it Htt l u U i i iI u American ahlp or submarine cun be the ARC representative by White House order. Ha thus baa Uw dual role of eommander end presidential guardian radar Uw. Why, It to being asked, could not a Royal Air Forte lieuten­ ant bo gives the eame designstiooT M a would make R possible to h ttp British fighter bombsn to tha air aa a ready alert aa a supplement to too ballistic - mis- toll's i " J J ■ lied V,| ' t > * . . i• ■ . n i' r f ■- 1 j i : ■* tn jni « ■ Wli -■* • '■ V .w * m £ ■ stashing nwsy a squirrel biding ponnles with the Lincoln Ml_____ on tha back. A lot of folks think they*?* found a valuable minting mistake. It so happens that tho phrase on tha back of tho penny, "United States of Aamrica,” wus sculptur­ ed with a email •#.” At l i n t glean, tha little "a* appears paroller. But the chief mens/ maker said it’s ao mistake. "That waa artis­ tic," he said. "Bat H waa broad. cast that theta was aa a t m tn tha coin and that the Treasury Department wee going to m a il it and pap #0 cent* or a dollar each to get them back.” And. tha Mint mem said wistful­ ly, "We atlll hare them mailed beck te us.” Tbs hosrdsrs, he said, is what has thrown off tha Mint's calcu­ lations and Is probably tha resson hs’s received complaints from Michigan that a man who peddles milk there couldn't got enough one-cent pl*eoo to make change for hla customers. Despite tho penny ahortngs, tha T n u n ry wont atop up its pro­ duction measurably neat year. After all, they put out more than a billion and n half of tho coppers last year, and aspect to do tho same tho next two years. What horrifies tha Mint chief ia that If tha hoarders unbearded their stocks while ha stepped up production, "we'd find eursolrot knee deep ia ene-ceat pieces.” Another reason for the penny shortage, ho aald, Is tbs exploding WUk so much attention focused aa oar missile program Uttls notice —sad toes budget moosy—has boss given to the research and develop­ ment of CBR-choarical, biologic si and radiological — warfare. Too often, whoa k to msatioaod, it to uader attack by those who a n try­ ing to stop it. They claim U la "lasfo n t sod Inhuman" and a "dread­ ful weapon'.' Unt should not bo used. Lest week, Congressman Bob Slkas made a speech for Increased consideration for our present CBR program. He pointed out that CBR does not present any greater terror than any other of oar modern wea­ pons. ‘la World War I," ho said, “only two per coat of all gaa catuatties failed to recover: compare this with the 18 per ee»t ef all those wounded by other weapons who died from their wounds." la • M-mlauto speech la the Bouse, likqe declared: " It would peace we seek; that we never again bo forced to resort to war. . . . Of course, that to what we wset. America demoastratoa this •very day and haa done eo con­ stantly throughout our history. "Military atrength consist# of a balanced posture ia all wsapons systems. . . . A superiority ia oaa or another would bo at little avail If aa enemy used a third la which we w en unprepared defensively or offensively.. . . I say we must not leave ourselves unprepared and un­ protected against aa enemy's use of CBR warfare. We must perfect our knowledge ia this field just ei we do In other fields of warfare. "Wa should aevsr lessee our ef­ forts for peaco. Nor should wo expoo* ourselves to coercion or coaquoit by accepting military weak­ ness. . . . A detoaeatoss person la to poor position to discuss tanas of peace-. . , Wc must understood Its (CBR) true place ia warfaro—the fact that It could spare seedless population of human beings and vending machlntj. Tht machine! this y««r a rt taking coin* at a %IM bllllon-e-yeir clip. Sain taxci, too, put* pennies Into faatcr circulation. And then m lot of the coins wear out and thm Mint melta them and strikes n*vE ones —- at a neat profit. (It rosts only 03 cents to manufacture 1,000 pennies.) , Talsc impressions about pennies is old hat, I learned from the as* alstant Mint chief, Leland Howard. He m ailed tha Indian head penny tales ho used to hear back at Me comer barbershop In Kentucky. I One story was that if yon found four Indian head pennica, with Mint designations that spell*’ ad Ford, el’ Henry would five you' a new automobile. Tho Indian heads carried smalt letters designating the city where they were minted—“8” for Saa Francisco, "D" for Dearer, "O* for New Orleans, and so on. But the catch was that no Mint* carried the designation " I " and "R." and Is ■ colonel in the U. S. Army Reserves. M n. Audny Stringfetlow, secre­ tory to Congressman Charlie Ben­ nett, bee been named administra­ tive assistant to tbs congressman to fill Urn vacancy left when Bill; Norman joined the staff of Sen.Holland. M n. Stringfellow has worked for Bennett since INI. She wai his first secretary when he en* tend law practice in Jacksonville and to tha only member of hie p ro m t stall who has worked In hie office tinea ha came (o Washington IX years ago. Bennett always has assigned the job of administrative aestoant to a lawyer because of the Importance of hla legislative work, but until a permanent legally ] trained man to hired for the posi-, lion, Mr*. Stringfellow will serve la this important post. Florida's Cherry Blossom Ball) hat boon scheuled for the night of March g at too Sherston-Park Hotel, Other than getting together for ftm tad a good time, toe pureC the gathering will be to *e> Florida's 1900 Cherry Blossom Slkas to a.m em btr of the miltUry appropriations subcommittee K better meals build batter fam ilies and for the best food at lowest prices shop Sanford and the Sanford Herald! Italian Super Road ROME (UP1) - Work to aaartog completion on Italy'* first •uper-hlgbwsy, a iSO-mOe rib ora af concrete stretching from Ma- fe«. S J ra L iS a aa * j j-: 4 - / iV>, * X H V. 'IaJSa:. * f t iffSL* *- V ' - . - .* •.»* ■ » r f LigBlpSfcMBra- .. ' g r ■ ’ ....• > -■ y. - : i . ................................. / I . ; . -*■ _,•. -•?.I ‘ ^- ■ J S'- v.. . :* ;r ” **4 I __ ___ . ' .r r . i r '. " m . , ~*j g g r ”w n-w — �T h u ro . Feb. 2B. 19*0—Pajr* B Sanford Club Plans Homemade Food Sale Twenty-six members and six m elts attended the Sanlord Home jpem onstralion Club when t h • (roup met for their February gettoiether at the club center on 20 Lh St. Nr*. John Clark, president, pre­ sided at the business meellns and Mrs. Eva Harkey gave the devo­ Group Entertains •Mothers A t Meeting The YWA girls of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday night at the home of their leader, Mrs. C. L. Park Sr., on 17th St. for their monthly get-to-gether. Jane Osborne, president, pre­ sided and a program on "Misaiont" with emphasis on focus topcek, was presented by the group. ^Several hymns were sung by the girls, accompanied at the piano by gut Koke. Mrs. W. P. Brooks Jr. closed the program with prayer. At the close of the meeting the group presented Mr*. Park and Mrs. W. A. K ratiert each an en­ graved silver tray in apprecia­ tion of serving aa leader and assistant leader for the past two g ^ e a n . Several of the girts will be •leav in g the group neat year for ether department!. Special guest* of tha evening were the girt'* moth erf. The refreehment table in the dining room waa centered with an arrange­ ment of apring flowers. fake end punch waa served to those pres­ ent with Mrs. Homer Osborne presiding at the punch bowl. Othera attending were Faye —Garner, Betty Ann U»ng, Jean ^Southward, Peggy Price, Linda Barnett, Bose Kratxert, Betty Ann Slaton, Lynn Crabtree, Linda MrLilian, Jackie Berryblll and Marty Stamper. Mrs. Joe Kobe, Mrs. A. T. Long, Mra. L. F Gamer, Mra. Ira Southward, Mrs. Glenn Price, Mrs. W. I. Crabtree, Mra. W. McLellan, Mra. J . Berryhllt, Mra. William Stem per and Mra. Ray Slaton. tion from the book of Luke. Mrs. John Callahan asked for volun­ teers to help work at the Orlando Fair one day this week. Several members responded. Miss Eva Hunt wa- In charge ol displays from the club at the Semi­ nole County Fair, last week. Sev­ eral members assisted her. A gift was given to Mrs. Joseph Kraismar, club finance chairman, who it leaving for Porto Rico where her husband has been transferred. Announcement was made of the choral group rehearsal to be held at the center Friday at I p. m. More singers are needed and an invitation is extended to members of other home demonstration clubs of the county, who like to sing, to Join the group. It is a pleasant way to spend an hour each w eek.1 The Sanford club is furnishing the birthday cake for the U. S. O. this week. It was voted to sponsor a baked food sale in front of the Food Fair grocery Saturday, March 5. Proceeds will be added to the club funds. Homemade cakes and pies will be offered for sale, starting at I a. m. Mrs. John Senkarik will be in charge, assisted hy Mrs. Joe N. Axiarello and Mrs. Irma Todd. Hostesses. Mra. Lida Stall, Mrs. Auarello and Mrs. Senkarik, serv­ ed refreshments to those present. Save slivers of soap and tie Ihem in a pleca of soft flannel. Dip into boiling water until soft, then place in cold water until they form a solid ball. S.HS. Glee Club Entertains Pilot Members And Guests THE ANNUAL SHROVE TUESDAY SILVER TEA ia Doing planned by Holy Truss Episcopal Churchwonten. They are busy getting ready for the event to be held this year at the home of Mra. S. O. Chase Jr., in Belnir Grove, Mutch 1 front 3:30 to 5:30 p. m. A group of committee members who met to discuss final arrangements are, left to right (seated), Mrs. Tom McDonald, Mrs. S. 0. Chase nnd Mrs. Tyler Dedman. Standing, Mrs, Robert Shedden, Mrs. Richard Peas. Mrs. Glenn Lingle and Mrs. Hawkins Connelly. Others on the committee include Mrs. Jack Horner, Mrs. Donald Jones. Mrs. John Galloway, Mrs. Hugh O’Hara, Mrs. A. B. Peterson Jr, and Ms. W. E. Kirchhoff. (Herald Photo) Citrus Best Prescription Osteen Personals BY MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Mr. and Mrs. Robert Workman ef Lake Butler, announce the birth el a y » lb. daughter, bora at Seminole Memorial Hospital Feb. A l t . The young lady has been asm* w #d Grelchcn Rebecca. She la tbe granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Millrr and the greatgranddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ju ­ lius Gerhardt, all of Osteen. Dr. and Mrs. John Brndlo are wending a week in Bradenton, visiting Mr*. Brsdlns' brother, Jay Robotham and family and several Mead* to the area. % Remove aoep splatter from lUe crow d bathtub* and sinks hy iw aM ag the tile with a damp spang* sprinkled with dry n«l ■edn concentrated. A n you getting your vitamins? —This la the time of year when colds plague the land — people stay home from work, young item stay home from school, a* the common scourge take* its annual Doctors advise people on how to keep resistance to respiratory Ilia at a high level; but loo often no one takea precautions until ■ cold ia full blown. One of (he safest and sanest thing* that everyone can do every day, to keep the system toned up tor colder, changeable wca- Choose M ore Compact Specimens O f Tree Poses For Planting sura K ia eatea. Even toed I* oanaidered. liculturist with the Florida Agri­ cultural Experiment Station. He says tha taller types are likely to grow loo big for easy care. Tree roses have become popular in Florida for two main reasons. First there i* the novelty of having a roia bush with a tree like trunk. Secondly, and more significant, tree rosea are easier to maintain ia baaltby condition than the usual buah form* of the same variety which form branches at ground level. Having the foliage well above ground level is an advaatagu la lh« matter of maintenance. Spray or dust application is easier, since the fungicide can be directed up­ ward to coat the under aide of each leaf. Diaeas* control la easier, since the elevation reduces the possibi­ lity of infection from disease-pro­ ducing spores that are often con­ tained in debris under the buMi, For Florida, Dr. McFaddeu rec­ ommends Jow-growing, compact varieties such as those contained to too miniature and polywtha classes. Regular bush forms of most hybrid tea, grandlflorn and fleribuodn varieties reach apt level after a w year. Iher Influence* Is to get an ade­ quate amount of vitamin C dally. Citrus fruits are the br»l natural source of this vitamin, and they rcp rceni the cheapest and moil pleasant prescription for good health yet discovered. This year's Florida crop nf oranges, grape­ fruit and tangerines is right at Its peak. While the big Juicy oranges are plentiful. H's a good idea lo juice a dozen or more and keep the juice covered in a container in the refrigerator for mid-day snacks. They are also ideal for lunch box use. (psU tki onalA Mr. and Mrs. tester Brngrl arc spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrison before re­ turning to Ft, Lauderdale where they will remain during the win­ ter months with Mrs, Bengal's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Francia E. Stabtnsky of roUsville, Trnn. are visiting with their daughter and son-in-law,' Ur, and Mr*. Devlin W. Dormer Jr. at their home, l i t Tangerine Dr., Ravenna Park, Sanford, Ur. Stabimky ia president of Jet Lane*. Carp, and la here tor tha grand opening, Friday and Saturday. DELICIOUS - FOR MOTHS Wool I* not the only delicacy for molhi. They alto like to chew hair, fur, feathers and wool blends. They won’t touch clean synthetics or fabrics of vegetable fibers such as coOoo and Unto. BY ROSE MYRTIE WILSON Home Demonstration Agent Light, humidity, air, temperaure and soil moisture are con­ ditions which must be controlled to some degree when growing plants indoors. S. D. Rose, assistant ornamen­ tal horticulturist with the Florida Agricultural Extension Service, says if these condiUons are dif­ ficult to adjust, choose only plants that will thrive under these cir­ cumstances. All green plants require tome light to remain In good condl tion during their growing, season. The amount of direct Sunlight needed will vary with the plant. Most house plants do best away from direct sunlight. Some shadeloving plant* may even be injured if they receive too much sun. Rose says plants will turn their foliage toward light, to give pelted plant* a half-turn each week to maintain their shape. Plants require good air circula­ tion or ventilation for best growth. Some plant! such as orchids, peperomia, and alurasias will not hold up well in air-conditiunrd rooms. How often to water depends on the type and site of the plant, con­ tainer, season of the year, soil type and temperature, Generally most plants require a thorough soaklna one* every T-IO days. One teaspoon of complete fertil­ izer may be added io one gallon of water. This solution should be used sis times ■ year, or whenever necessary, Wash this solution off the foliage to prevent leaf burn. Rose also has a vacation Up tor potted plant owner*. Ha say* a polyethylene may be the answer. The material comes In sheet form and In small and large freezer bags. It checks the lost of water, but permits a change of air. Water the plant* heavily, then enclose In the plastic. Use small stakes to prevent the plastic from touching the leaves. Stretch Your Dollars Fcw families havt as msny dol­ lars as they think they nerd. Lcgra lo he a skilled buyer. This will lirlp yoil deride how. to spend the dollar* you do have and give you more satisfaction from the money available. First, know Just w hatdi needed. Something bought by whim or on (tic spur of the moment may not he the beat buy. Keep a shopping lilt and question whether you have forgotten anything that is really needed. Learn what qualities to look for In (hr Ihing* you plan to buy. Knowing grades and standards of products can help you get good buys that give satisfaction and your money's wurlh. Experience in buying is always helpful, but some things are bought only once or twice in n lifetime— and these may be the most expen­ sive Hems purchased. Ask advice from experts on such product* be­ fore you shop. Also talk lo others who have bought and used these ilrma. Know how much money is availsble tor tha thlngi you want. Jf you cannot pay eaah, know when and how you ean*pay. Credit buy­ ing usually costs more than 11 you pay eaah. What ia it made of? How much Is In the package? How should the product be used? What care does it nrrd? Don't assume it Is a good product because of the trade name, an attractive package, or a sensa­ tional advertisement,” aays Mr*. Gladys Kendall, Home Industries and Marketing Specialist. If possible choose a lime for shopping when the stores are not rrowded and sales people have lime to answer questions and give good service. WALLOPED OYSTERS 1 pint small oysters Is teaspoon salt to cup butler, melted 1 tup half milk — half cream 1 rups uncalled oyster crackers, crumbled '« teaspoon pepper '* teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Drain oysters. Combine tracker crumbs, tall, pepper and bultvr. Sprinkle 1/3 in a buttered casse­ role. Cover with layer of oysters. Repeat layer. Add Worcestershire sauce lo milk, and pour over eontents. Sprinkle remaining crumb* over lop. Bake In moderate oven 330 deg. K. for 30 mlnutea, Serves 6. comed each guest. Mr*. Verne Messenger gave the Plolt Club's code of ethics. The speaker's tahle was center­ ed with an arrangement of red gladioli and all tables were deco­ rated with candles and unique articles pertaining to the occupa­ tions of the members. Guests of club members were Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, Mrs. Troy Ray, Mrs. C. E. Lockrttr. Henry Dawson, Raymond Ball, Holland Wesson, Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Fourskre, Sidney Fowler, Ralph Pesold, David M. Gatchcl, R. J.* Bauman, Gil Uoyd, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Karnes, Jack Lamberton, David Mc.N'ab, Paul D. Lewis Jr. Mrs. Taft Hostess T o Woodrose Circle Driftwood Circle of the Sanford Garden Club held their February meeting at the home of Mrs. J. W. Taft on Woodland Drive, with Mr*. C. J. Younghlide as co-hostess. Horticulture was the lopie tor the month with Mrs. S. C. Dicker* son, guest speaker. A question and answer period proved vary informative to all member*. FRIDAY to SATURDAY Tbit Feature Al 6:36 Only JULES VERNES For Smorgasbord The final meeting of the Swedish Smorgasbord Committee was held during a morning coffee at tha Fellowship Hall of the congrega­ tional Christian Church Wednes­ day. The committee reported that ticket! were going fast and not many were left. It waa decided, that ticket*, would not be told at the door after 6:30 p. m. due to the wide variety of food necessary for such an event. The committee has promis­ ed that most any dieter can find a nice assortment from the many tray* an d . casseroles the menu committee hat planned. Call Mrs. Helen Remusat at FA 2-0975 to eb* tain ticket* for this gala event or come early to secure them at the door. And Club Dance Members of the Benevolent Pa­ triotic Order of Doea have made plans for a social party to be held at (he home of Mr*. B. Wolford. 3006 S. Park Ave. Satur­ day night at I o'clock. The group met at the Elki Club Monday night for (heir regular business session. Mr*. B. E. Car.thers. president annnounred that final arrange­ ments have been completed for a dance scheduled for March 5 at the Elks Club. A teller from the stale presi­ dent of Doe*, Mr*. Ralph LeFever, was read by the secretary inviting officer*, conductor and color bearer* lo participate In a ritual presentation of visitor! at Venice, ria . April I t and B. MAINTAIN GOOD DIET DURING COLD WEATHER Sensible eating during tbe virusrilled winter months Is qne of the practical ways lo help ward off colds and other ailment*. Natural­ ly lllnei Itself call* for a physi­ cian's aid, but dorlnrs a rt among the first lo advocate high nutri­ tional standards a* a preventive measure. This means serving plenty of milk, fruits and vegetables, whole grain products, and meals, ac­ cording to nutritionists. Be sure the children receive their daily quota of a quart of milk and that adults drink three glasses dsily, they say. Part ef this, of course, may be used In cooking. When mrat or fish is not on the menu, try to include egg* and cheese as a protein eubtitul*. SERVE A NEW VARIATION nr th t old favorite, Spaaiah Rice. Make It quick and aasjr with packaged pra. cooked rice. SPANISH RICE WITH FRANKFURTERS Vi cup bacon drippings, 11* cup* hot w ater or t butter or margarine cupa slewed tomato#* 1 medium onion, sliced 1 teaspoon'salt i s medium green pepper, Dash or pepper diced 11/5 cupa Minuta Riot. 4 frankfurters, sliced METHOD; Melt fat in saucepan or skillet. Add onkto, epper, frankfurters and rice. Cook and stir over h ig h pat until lightly browned. Add remaining ingredients. Mix well. Bring quickly to* a boil, reduce heat, eimtnar unenverd for 5 minutes. Make* 4 serving*. E Church Calendar 94 THURSDAY District meeting of Rebekah Lodge members, Sanford Odd Fel­ lows 11*11 at • p. m. with Seminola Rebekah Lodge No 43 as host. Margaret McGoolgai, district deputy president H your children neglerl to meeting. All visiting Hrbrkahs in close (hrlr closet doors, put a the Sanford area are'invited to screen door spring on each door. attend. SEAI “JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OK THE EARTH” p This Feature A* 7:6# Only rs “THE HANGMAN” ROBERT TAYLOR Tbla Feature Al lltM Only “RALLY ’ROUND , THE FLAG, BOYS” PAUL MEWMAN JOAN WOODWARD CINEMASCOPE to COLOR Final Plans Made Does Plan Social LAST SHOWING STARTS TOMORROW 20,OM LAUGHS UNDER THE Joel S. Field, Dr. D. H. Mather, Dr. Edwin L. Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Hosteller, Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Burnt, E. B. Ran* daII, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Git* low, A. K. Shoemaker Sr.', Mr. and Mrs. Marlin J . Blair, Dr. A. W, Epps Jr., Dr. J. W. Epps, Harvey Swanson. Mr. and Mra. O. W. Touchlon, George Stint and P. J. Wetlgale. New Variation Of Spanish OPEN 12:45 M IN U T E S F m tto r__ Needs For Success With. House Plants The Sanford Pilot Club was en­ tertained Tuesday night at their dinner meeting by members of tha Seminole High School Glee Club, under the direction of Miss 01 lie Reese Whittle. This was the Club's annual ••Civic” night, when members in­ vito their husbands, bosses and friends as guests. Miss Lucy Nowlin was program chairman, Don McCoy, a member of the glee club, was introduced by Miss Nowlin and he acted as master of ceremonies. The male double quartet started the program with two well known spirituals — The girls' triple trio sang "I Enjoy A Girl", 'T he Last Time I Saw Paris” and “ Mr. Wonderful.” Winston Piercy sang “ I love Paris In The Springtime”, Cindy May and Suianne Jones sang a duet entitled. "My Buddy." These two numbers were followed by the trio singing "Chop Slicks" and "Little Willie.” The male double quartet sang "Get Me To The Church In Time" and "Round The World." The climax to this talented and enJoyablr program was the mixed, ensemble singing, "Once In Love Wjth Amy" and "Old Woman.” The applause of the audience at­ tested to the excellent manner in which all numbers were present­ ed. Mrs. Raymond Rail, president of the club, presided and wel­ 2506-8 OAK AVE. • # Scallops Fish THURSDAY Cub Feck 145, Golden Anathrefe* *ry dinner honoring thalr parent*. 7 p.m. e t the First Presbyterian Church. The March Fellowship Supper will lie combined with the annuel Brotherhood Dinner, 6:90 p.m. a t tha First Christian Church. Pmvreit Baptist Church Trust* eta meeting at 1 p . m . �MUAW VALLEY (UPI) - An •agar band of II burly young Ynaka akaiod out for mako-orbrook mayhem ogolait Canada'* Olympic tea hoekay fo rm today with both teams gunning for tba woundod Russian Boar. Tbo chempleasblp round In lea hockey had aottlod down to a hotDo m a g tbo big throo— Buiala. Canada and tbo U.S. — with Russia, tbo defend la* Winter Olympic Game* ehamploo, now In an underdog role after being held to a M Ho by Sweden WedaeaSo th* claah between the boy* (Tom both tide* of tbo frtendUy border featured a day In whteh Bnaila'a puck chaiere were f»voted to awamp Germany, a team battered Wednaadiy nlgbt by tbo YaSka, f-L Gold tnedala will bo awarded fa tbe men'a 3,000-meter apeod akatJag asd tbo 40-kilooatar 4-man eroaa-eountry ikUag relay. Aad urea — the a*tend — will be btld In the men'a figure aketlng. Nobody wee going to keep ib« Russian* from making t complete runaway of tbo winter gamca, for, ee It plckod up Ite fourth epeed abating gold modal Wodneaday, It ran up II points and boo*tad its total standing to a massive ISO. Par baek In eeeood place, la these unofficial team standing*, was Germany with I l k , while the U.S. trailed In third with 44. But s group’ of vailenl Swedee put a crimp la Ruaila’e hop* for another hockey gold medal. Reacting te a partisan capacity crowd of S.M0, which kept yeUlag "fo-fo-Swedan,” tbe yeUow-ihlrtad alhletes from tho frotea north battled th* favored Soviet Mam to the deadlock. With IT et tha a gold medals decided, it waa virtually impossi­ ble to halt the Russian rout. Tbe developments Wednesday— Including the dally rhubarb—were: —The weathermen forecast oc casional snow flurries for todayafter o week of perfect weather— from n flirting storm moving from Canada to Utah. —A world record equalling vic­ tory for Soviet Army U . Eugeni Grishin ae bo nosed out Bill Dis­ ney of Alhambra, CaUf., in 146.2 seconds to win tho SOO-meter speed skating me*. —A comeback win for Ernst Hialarsecr. an Auitrian farmer who hopes to open ■ gasoline sta­ tion, la tba man's slalom. —A shaky itart for world ehampion Dava Jenkins of Colorado Springs, Colo., to men'a figure skating, wham he . trailed two European* after, the first three compulsory figures but was confi­ dent of bouncing to the top In tha frt* skating sessions Friday. —And a near flat-fight at the ipocd-akating rinksid* aa U. S. spaed skating officials tried to bar former Olympian, Irving Jafee, because of hla writings. On* offi- dal throatonod to "puaeb him to tbo nose.” Tho only points th* United glebe won Wednesday were the five Disney picked up in losing tho SOO-meter speed skating crown by oao-tenth of n second. Th* “rhubarb a day to keop bad weather away” waa working to perfection. Tho valley beaked In dear cold weather and 11,710 fans watched the show. Part of it turned out to bo the attempted ejection of Jaffa*, who Is bars aa a special writer for Uoltod Proas International from the apeed-skaliflg oval area. When Jaffea appeared at the course, officials rushed up to him and ordtred tha potlco to throw him out. But Jaffc* presented his credentials and, over tha protests of Olympic officials, waa allowoJ to stay in tba praaa box — but not to wandtr m ar tba ic* oval. TAKING THEIR BOWLING TO HEART SeminoIo-DoBnry H eart Council president-elect Tom Armao and bin wife, Teena, get a contribution from J e t Lanes Manager John Spolski, left. Bowling will be free a t the Jet Lanes grand opening Sunday from 2-4:80 p. m. The council will welcome contri­ butions from any bowlers who want to put the bowling fees they saved into H eart Fund canisters. (Herald Photo) They’ve taken the Dodgers but of Brooklyn but they can’t take Brooklyn out of tho Dodgtra, Hera It la barely tbe opening of the sprtog training season — a real good fast ball has yet to be thrown — and th* Dodgers are embroiled in a war of words. Their sate god it la an old pal— Cbarlsy Oration— who laft them at a coach to mlnag* tha Mil­ waukee Braves. And the “needle which got un­ der tbe Dodgers' skin was a story In n national magatlno in which Dresaen stated, “ tha Dodgers can't repeat. “ What'a blabber mouth got to say now? asked outfielder Carl Purlllo. “He's always popping off. That's typical of him. Au 1 can aay la -that HT1 heap ua alive." Celtics Continue 'Torrid'NBA Paco Ighter's Title ream'Fading' One of the Grada-A races to­ night, tha 10th, wilt bring out giant Rural Commander end seven other standouts for n gruelling tail ovar tbo thrao-elgbtbs-mUo dlatanc*. Rural, one of W. F. Swafford's veteran atari, la fav­ ored to win the 10th by l-to-1 morning Una odds. The tl-pound gent win ,be marching from tbo sixth post position to tha bat nightcap. Tba atbar lop-grad# affair wUl ba tba ninth race. Saddle Mark Is rated tha chalca by morning lino adds af S-ta-l. This faat-bnikteg 4-pounder will have th* atelfi alerting fpat. Young Wayne Roberta ate*, ia hlghly-regaided te tba ntete-Th# twe-ysarold flash from Carl Tracy'a kcnntl gate tha covtted aae-bax and second-bast 6arly odd* af 4-to-l. Mattel* action will start at 2 p. m. Friday. CHICAGO (UF1) - Gea* “ A**" Arattrang, hie dreamt ef • rapid «Umb toward tha world middleWteght title Interrupted agate ter Nigeria's Dick Tiger, refused to • t a i l defeat today, f t thought I won tha fight," ha I. "He sever hurt me. But t'a tin way |ba balloon blows." Hum Field Armatnog. ■ fT-yaaroM fighter who haa teat only twice 1a 99 pro NEW YORK (UPU-A total af hates, hath lima to Tiger, waa Mi athlete# from a colleges asd universities hava entered the ICA4-A indoor track and field chain plat ship* at Madlaas Squats Gardes. Saturday, March I. Chalk «p another record for the Boston CtlUca, pro basketball's boat-balanced team. Coach Rad Auerbach's bomb­ er* brake their own National Bas­ ketball Alan, record for moat vic­ tories te a stogt* seaaoa whan they trauaeed tba Mteaeapolla Lakara, 1*1-110, te a neutral court game, at Callage Park, Md., WadMiday nlgbt, It w n tha Ctlt'a 13rd victory ef tba campaign end enabled them to cltech a tit for tba Eastam Dlvltioa title for tbo fourth straight year. Frank Ramsay lad Boston to Its •a*y win at tha Uaivarally of Maryland field bouse with 23 poteta. Rudy La Ruiao. used sparingly te the second half, pacad tho Lakara with tr, while Rlgla Baylor scored M te hla hometown debut. Gena Sbua topped Bab Couay'a all-time NBA scaring record by a guard whan ba taluad 17 paints aa Detroit best Syracuse, 1M-II9. Shu*'* spree aent him ever tha mark af 1,364 paints Mi by Couiy in UM-II. He new haa l,llo. PM1 Jordon’s hook shot with three sechada ram alalog gave tha Cteelnnatl Bayala a 114-112 tri­ umph over St. Loula. Ha had tied the score at 113—alt 10 aacoada earlier with a pair of fret throws. The'Bayala* Jack Twymsn look gamo honors with 32 points. “You can't win by teiktag," quipped Manager Walt Alston, who then neatly sidestepped fur­ ther debate with Charlie th* talk* er. Alston waa more concerned with Wcdneiday's workout at Vero Beach, during which Furillo's alllog tegs and pitcher Clem Labine's question-mark arm pass­ ed early teats. "They both looked very good," said Aiilon, they'll help us t lot' if they remain sound." Boy Slavers surprised the Washington Senators by agreeing to n 12,000 cut to 933,000 Wodneaday while relief pitcher Byna Dureo of tha New York Yankees admitted he la a hold­ out. Duran conceded at San An­ tonio. Tex., that he's getting "an* xioua" about bis atatua became of the prolonged negotiations. In other signings: Rookie Wyman Care, Bradley University product who bad a 14 -11 rocord at Birmingham last ■•■son, signed with tho Detroit TIgen; outflaldcr Watly Post agreed to torma, reducing the PhUadelphia Phillies' unsigned lilt to seven; pitcher Ray Moor* and tofleldcr Joe Martin signed with tbe Chicago Whitt Sox; outflalden Bill Vlrdoa and Gino Clmoil end pitcher Don WllUama notified the Pittsburgh Pirataa by telegram that they have ac­ cepted 19*0 terms, and pitchers John Taitouria and Al Gronwald agreed to Kansas City termi. ORMOND BEACH (UPI) — Na­ tional champion Barbara Uclnliro moots Delaware stela champion Fat Hahn In tba feature match ef soeood round play te tho South At­ lantic Women's Amateur golf tournament today. Mlsa Mclntlre, medalist Tuesday with 74, dofaaled Phyllis (Tish) Prutai, Pompano Beach, 2 and 1 te opening round play Wednesday. Mlia Hahn, of Wilmington, Del., engineered a major upset in elim­ inating Judy Bell, last year's South Atlantic nmner-up, 2 and 1. Defending champion, Mra. Maur­ ice Click. Baltimore, Md., waa alao ousted from tho tournamant Wed. Miday, losing to Curtis Cupper Anno Casey Johnstone, Mason City, Iowa, 2 and 1. 02739528 Evansville Paces Kansas City 'Cats' Take Over Snail College R«s first Place In BigEight Race N EW YORK Y O R K f(UPD-EvansvUic, U P l) —Evan sville . NEW Ind. led runneroip Tennessee State by 43 points today to the next-tolast United Pres* International amall college basketball ratings of the season. Tha countrywide b o a r d o f coaches which rates tha small schools tor UPI will vote for n na­ tional champion altar thia wack'a game*. Evansville, which will begin de­ fense of Ua NCAA collage division title next week, posted n 92-71 vic­ tory over Notre Damo of tho motor college ranks Tuasday night. Tho Purplo Ace* conclude their regular season at Whoaton, 111., a stout. Tennessee State, voted tho na­ tion's top amall collage team by tho board of coaches last mssoo, ended ite regular season Monday night with a 22-1 rocord. Tho Nathvilla school backed tho board's judgment by winning tbo NAIA tournament a record third straight Umo laat Marsh and will defend that Utlo. Evansville received SI first-place votes and.999 points white Tonne*too Stats draw five fint-pteco votes asd 211 points te this week's balloting. Wittenberg, tbe Ohio team which leads tha nation's amall schools te defense, remained third with on* first-place vote a n d ' 236 point*. Mississippi Southern, which haa won 14 consecutive games, replac­ ed Hofstre, N. Y., In fourth piece, Mississippi Southern drew four vdtes for first and 240 points. Hofatra waa fifth with one first-place vote and 203 point*. Mateo was’ sixth with 126 point*, Kentucky Wesleyan seventh with 111, Bouthweat Texas State eighth with 93. .West Virginia Wealeyan ninth with 70 aad GrambUng, La. 10th with S4. Nome Grid Aide CAMBRIDGE, Man. (UF1) Paul M. McKee, former Syracuse University and Washington Red­ skin and, haa been named an aaalstaat football coach at Harvard University. /u(> S « By United Proas latenuUonal Kansas State la going all out to assuro tba hometown fan* of a local entry for tba NCAA's Mid­ west regional baiketball tourna­ ment at Manhattan, Kan., March It. Tba Wildcats, bidding for thtlr third straight Big Eight Confer­ Giant Grid Coach ToCall It Quits NEW YORK, (UPI) - Jim Lee Howell's successor aa bead coach of the New York Giants undoubt­ edly will be a member of hla cur.rent ataff. The Eastern Division kingpins of th* National Football League bava always picked men from within th* organiiation whenever a coaching vacancy occurred. That's how Howoll got to bo bossman of tbo Gianta to 1934, moving up irom . and >totch to succeed Stove Owen. .■ And now that tbo popular, exMarino from Arkansas la ready to move Into th* front at tha end of the I960 aeaaon, the Gianta almoat assuredly will follow their Ions time poUcy In picking fait re­ placement. Howell took newsmen by sur­ prise Wednesday whan ha an­ nounced hla decision to retire at the end of next season. “1 decided in my own mind I’d batter quit while I could," ■aid tho 43-year-oid Howell, who will uk o over aa director or player personnel for tho Gianta wfaon bis present three-year con­ tract at head coach expire* at tbe end of the 1960 action. “I’m not sick and I'm not angry at anyone," Howell aald. “But I now feel that coaching Is some­ thing I want to get away from. My oyae era beginning to twitch and I have to waar glasses. When 1 eat, my stomach burns; I feel butterflies to my stomach." w 3 ence crown, took ovar undisputed possession of first place in (he league Wodneaday night by whip­ ping Kansas, 63-37. Kansas State atoned for a pre­ vious lost to the Jaybawks thia stason by grabbing an early advantage and Haying ahead all the way. T ournatat tension continues to build tonight as West Virginia opens Ua bid for tbe Southern Confonnco berth to tho NCAA and Utah and Utah Stata fight for the Skyline Conference crown. Coach Fred Schaua haa virtual­ ly written hit sixth ranked Moun­ taineer* into tbo NCAA Eastern regional!. “It would taka an awfully good club to keep us from tha title," Schaua aald as Wait Virginia met Virginia -Military Institute in an opening round of the Southern Conference tourney. Utah piaya Brigham Young and Utah State piaya Montana aa they prep for their all-important meet­ ing this Saturday. St. Bonaveniura and Villamevg, having secured NIT bids, ramped to ’ victory in other big gamta Wednesday night. The Bonniea paced Tom Stith's 2$ points, down­ ed Duquesne, 73-70, while sopho­ more Huble White canned M points In VlUanova'a 74-33 de­ cision over Toledo. In other games. South Carolina nippod Clemson, «6-«S; Oklahoma beat Oklahoma State, 39-33; St. Joaopb’i (Pa.) routed Bucknell, 93-M; Dayton defeated Xavier (Ohio), 91-62; and Syracuse won ovar Colgate, S3-T1. SAN ANTONIO, .Tex. (UPI) This city, advertised aa tha pise* where the sunshine spend! th* winter, felt more like Squaw Val­ ter today a* a field of ISO golfera wondered lf .it could launch tha 33rd Texas Open aa scheduled. The temperature, which refused, to climb above framing Wednesdsp dipped well into tha JO'n during the night and thorn was n throat of atcot and enow banging over tba opening round. Official* delayed until the final minutea any decision on poatpoaIng play for a day, but oven If they 1st tha opening trio act tho pace, most of the field will b* to for ■ miserable few hours feefera any appreciable warming trend. Arnold Palmer of Llgonier. P i J the season's top money winoer with some $17,000 pocketed to seven weekends of tournamant toil, was in the favorite's role along with veteran campaigner E. J . (Dutch) Harrison of St. Louli. Palmer served notice ha is still playing excellent golf and wasn't too perturbed about bad waatlier when be won a $3,000 pro-amateur •vent In the wind and rain Tuoidsy with n.three-under-par « . f NEW YORK (UPI)—Bon /stet­ son of Minnesota joined th* Wert tu rn and Lea WBkeni of Provi­ dence waa added to the East squad today ter tho annual College AUStar basketball gam* at Madison Square Garden, March S6. Signs For Bout NEW YORK (UPI) — Eduardo Louise, South American middle, weight champloa, will make hla firat U. S. appearance atnee 1999 in a 10-round bout with Canadian Willi* Greaves at Madison Square Garden. March 23. coiiNins HENDRY C O U N TY KAY JO IN BTOL8KI BHOKMAKKR County Saqtf sS C 'iM ; La Belle v n riT ii Kan Imihtm MMN K m <1rid, bmUaA m l 3 MATINEES WEEKLY quantities af sugar cane era turned over to aoo af tho largest M ger rafinorios in tha United Stata*. located i s O ow tetoo. Th* muck lands a f Hendry County tun* a u t winter vegetables far shipment to northern markoto—offering a major source of incoma, alohg w ith tho Important truck farming Industry th at goat hand In hand with i t Tho Hendry County F air and Livestock Shew will k o ld lh eir annual fate March I through S la I960. W ih t e U i Friday S Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY. >r u » —i • HwM Stuia • ValMPwMaf J s n y CatUns, Ca-Owaar Barry, N* Minors WATCH FOR THE BIG GRAND OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS IN TOMORROWS — works constantly to maintain sale of boar aad ala under pteassnt, orderly eondlltoni. Believing th at strict law enforcement serves th* host interoat a f th* people a f Florida, the Foundattea stress** doe* cooperation w ith tha Armed Fhecas, law enter**m ast and governing officials. J i I r m bowling for tbo public an £ • match among county, dly, sod elvic leaders will be featured at tho Jet Lane* grand opening Sun­ day. Tha Seminal# Chamber of Commaree’a familiar representative Charlie lforrison will start tha opening with ceromontei at tha door at 1 p. m. County commission chairmitC John Krider, Sanford's Mayor Earl Higginbotham, Sheriff J. L. Hob­ by, Navy personnel. State Repre­ sentative Mack Cleveland Jr., Plnecrest Baptist Church Pastor Donald Gravcnmier and A. X. Shoemaker Jr. are expected to loin in a three frame local bow­ ling match. Free bowling for tha puhlie will be featured from 2-4:30 p. m. Nationally known bowler Leaf) Jnuglard, 1930-51 bowler of th#' year, will meat Seminole County’* BUI Alien at 4:4S p. m, Allan is (he winner of n recent three game tourney hnid at Jet Lanes to determine who would bowl against Jouglard. f �f T h u n . F e b . 2 5 , 1900—P a g e 7 Bb'f fin fa rfi frra lt HERALD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results 2. For Rent Classified Phone FA 2-2611 fH E O L D H O M E T O W N APARTMENT, 111 Elm. FA X0S7X ---------«'----------B y S T A N L E Y FURNISHED u p ita in apartment $55, hot wattr furnished. Pbofln FA 3-4357. PRIVATE tour room funilahad cot* tags suitable far w arklu cou­ ple, reasonable. llOVk MyrtJ* Ave. Phone FA 3 305X TWO 3-hedroom housex kitchen* equipped, FA 2-4*43. WELAKA APARTMENTS: roomi DEADLINES YHAW ,T H E V W O U L D <SBT’] ...JUSTAS I ONTO HOW CLA SSIFIED TCH DISPLAY) privale baths, 114 W. Flrat I t. T u n . , t h r u F r i . • 1 P . M. d*y H * f a r* interflow. M ob. - Sot. boob . HOUSE on Cemtran Avenue, Eeit side between Celery nnd Genevn > Avenue; I bedroom, kltehei *pplleneei. School hue atop. Quiet -* neighborhood. 171 per monlX ' Phone TA 21145. ST R A IG H T C L A SSIFIE D ) T bm . thru FrL • I P. M. 4ay bo* foro iBoortloB. M ob. • Sa L B< FURN. Apt. gOIH W, l i t SL RESPONSIBILITY) T h # B o r o Id Brill s o t bo rosponoibl* h r Booro t h a n ooO I n c o rr e c t l*o«rtlo o o f j o b t ad, e n d r*oofT»o t h o r i g h t to r o r l s * o r r e j e c t 0B7 a d ­ v e r t i s e m e n t frooo (hot. ordorOd to t o o f o r a t o t h o politico ad poptr. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. X X X X W Y tipefonm ic •OViV /Mi IWBIESS RUNNINGOf MruenttiejoMts- KEGKArUXSEtWP TUBMXf . U k £ 0 06 gf€AOCnJ£CUtVC£-^ Good Food For Root Wasted to Root Real Eototo Waotod Root Eototo For Sale X Mortgag* I. oobb 7. Business OpportBaltiao 7-A Insurant* X Fomal* Holp Waotod X Mala Holp Waotod IS. Molo or Foaalo II. Work Waotod IX Plumbing Services IX Eloctrlcal Service* IX Build, patot A Repair IX Hpotlol Service* 11-A Brauty Parlors IX Floworo A Plooto 17. Toto . Livestock • SoppUea IX Methinory * Tools IS. Boats BBd Motor* SX Aatooiobllea M»A Trailers SI. F a r o l tB r o U . Artlelea For Solo U A Artlclo Waotod SX Notices A Peraooala SX Loot A Fouod tX KdstaUoa • lo a tn e tln 1, 3 and 4 BR. bauiai, 1 BR furnished apartment. ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates 2. F o r R o n t Registered Rsal EsUU Broker Ph. FA 2-1301 17-W at HlawathA 2. For Rent 3- BEDROOM unfurniihed apart 3-BEDROOM bouso 5*0 per month. FURNISHED ApL 300 Park. mrnl, 3(0 E. 15lb Slrcat. Call •01 Roiells Dr. Cell eftor 5:00 2-ROOM furnished apartment, 31(7 FA 3-3121 or FA 1*1311. P. II., FA 13513. Magnolia. Phone A. K. Rosaot3-BEDROOM uafurolikod home, SLEEPING ROOMS, Tho Gables, ter. Flerait. FA 2-1131. ' . t t l l Willow, (ISO Bioath. Call 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 3-0730. FURN. apL 33M MtUegvIlla. FA 3-0374. FURNISHED a pertinent, 401 RENT A BED 3-BEDROOM unfurniihed houie, Palmetto. Ph. FA 2-4034. Rollaway. Hoapltal 4k Baby Bad* 1411 Orange, $lo month. Call LOWER FLOOR apartment, part­ By Diy, Week or Month. FA 2-0374. HOMES. DUPLEXES, APARTMENTS ly fumiihed, eleetric kitchen. CARROLL'I FURNITURE Call Mra. Appleby, FA 2-4ML or Ph. FA S-6131 111 W. t i t I t FA 3-3MI. 8. Wanted lo Boat menti available toon. FA 2-4554. WANT TO RENT YOUR 401 Palmetto Ave. PROPERTY? CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY 111 N. PARK AVE. FA 1-243* t-MODERN FURNISHED apart 3-ROOMS A Bath, nicely furnish ed, $50. Apt. 1, 407' i W. lit. manager at 111 W. Sth. 2-BEDROOM furnlihld h o m e , Country Gub Road; Adulla. FA 3-7444. NEW APARTMENT, 4 room* and bath, aertenad porch, lakefroat, private year around occupancy 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped. Call FA 3-1404. (or couple. tTO par month. A. Frati, Clairmont Ave., Laho S-ROOM collage tampleiely (urn* Mary. Phone FA W iihed, all utUitlei, ready to move in. Adulla only. 3404 Park. Ap­ SIT EXCAMBRIA DR.) I bedroom ply Stamper Agency, unfurniihed houie, $53 per Contact ui far prompt aarvle* BETTYE D. -SMITH Property Manager. STENSTROM REALTY 111 N, Park Avenue PX >A X343I 5. r *ai E .s T R r5 5 r“ 2 BEDROOM home la well eeiah* llshed neighborhood. 8 p e e i l l terms. FA 2-415*, month. Call FA 3:00 p. m. 3-0*70 after NEW 3-btdroom CB houie on Vlh 2 ACRES lea Road, kiteban equipped, furniihtd or uofurnlthcd, tile bath. 3 acre* with 3 bedroom, centre te 3-ROOM apartment, $40 month block home, high end dry lend. Cali FA 3-4007 anytime. Private bath and entrance, House apprmlmetely *0 yoara FA 2 MM. FURNISHED apartment!, hard­ 2. F # r K e n t old, with new roof. Several oak tree* and eaaorted ettrua tree*. 2-BEDROOM houie, nothing fancy wood floori, tilt baths. 402 W. Good water. On paved Id . but cheap rent. 97.M per week. 37tb. Street. HOUSE for rent, so. Sanfrord 910,MO with em*U down yap* Phone TA 1 113X Avo., near Lake Jeisup. Phone S-BEDROOM bouse for rent. menu FA 3-54*4. HOUSE, phone FA 1-3113. TA 2 3773. NEW HOME, partly fumlihed, l i t |200 DOWN fartlih td apt. 1T0S NEW l-bodroom bouie. Phone Country Cluh Dr. 343 per month. 3 BEDROOM 3 RR. home with ktrdwood fleore Magnolia, 1*3. Call FA 3-3*11 FA X7I13. Call rA 1-72M. end ceramle til* hath. 2-BEDROOM nicety funtiehed gar­ l-BEDROOM unfurniihed houto. FURNISHED houie for rail, 11 Call FA 1-446*. Smyrna Dr., DeBary. age apartment on Lake Golden; lake privilege*. Call FA 2-074. NEW hame 9*0 par mooth. Call FA 3-3410. RENT OR SALE: 3-bedroom, kit­ Registered Reel Eiteta Broker AVAILABLE March let.: Nice 3 chen furalabed home. Phone Ph. FA 1-1341 17-M at HiawatU r o o m furnished apartment. CLEAN 1 bedroom unfurniihed FA 3-1541. Phone FA 2 3303. houie, knotty pine snack bar and cablnoli, one maatar bedroom. TWO BEDROOM boute, pertly 155 month. NO 13347. FOR RENT HERBERT STENSTROM famished, for amall family. 1110 Happy dayi are youri In this Registered Broker So. Sanford Ave. ROSA U PAYTON And Associates Stenstrom Realty Legal Notica WANTADS BRING FASTRESULTS Legal Notice b o tic n X atlr* I* h a r th y glv tn t h a t tho uae»r*lga*d 0**lro* to «<■*•■• In huolntta at K O I.21*1 0 *k e n n u i , Hanford, Florida, u n d r r th* m m * of OKA K1IKLI, end Inland to ream er tho »»i«l nnm* with Iht C lerk of c ir c u it C ourt of Bam 1not* County. Florida. W illiam E d o t r d t u n d r ic a n tla rac h st J t a a p h Marvin* aTRMTfioM. navi* a Mcintobh ■ylran J . liovia. J r . A t l o r a r y a t Law K i w a r d a HulHIng Hanford. Florida F u hllrh: F*h. 4, I I , 1«, 21, ] | | « . iin ra o r r a o r n B iiiv a i i n n TMB ( I , t i l l M i o r H O i D B t l 7 0 WHOM I T MAT COKCKnM Ton will plat** t a k a notica Ikat tka B a i r d nf C a u n t r Cammlaalon■ra a t B tm laola County, Florida al la.ea A. U on tha U t h day t.f March, A. K. i l l * a l ih* County Court lln u v t In Sanford, Banilnil* County, Florida, will ronaldvr and dalaraaln* w h a lh a r or n a l Ik* County will cloa*. v a r a t t , ranounca and dlaclnlm t n y r l a h t of tho r o d n l y and tha public In and to tb* following d t to r lb a d r o a d o a y i T h a t r r n a l n porllon of Pina* v i t a Mtrort r u n n l n a W aatarIt- from V lrsln la A v tn u r , a dlata n r* of I K 10 foal, m a rs n r laaa. In a lino (S t a n d in g South a d is t a n t * of I I foal, mar* o r laaa. from tha Waat Ini lin* nf K it I*. Black A. nf T r a i l Al. Haaloado O p tim a a rc o r d l n a lo a P l a t ihoroof aa raenrdad In P l o t Book I.. Pa n* I*. I’ubllo R o c o r la of Bamlnnl* C a u n lr , F l t r ld a . PRBSOMI IN T H tlE fllK D MA» APPRAH AXH Bit HKAIID AT THK TIMR AKO PUACK ABOVE BPRCIPIKD. IBBAI.I HOARD O P OOL’NTT COMM I M I o X B R g O r ■RMINOUC COUNT? B»t David M. O a lr k a l .Clark lovely 3 bedroom, I bath homa LEN RUNER in cicluilva Mayfair. Many LOTTIE BROADWAY thoughtful extra* Including fire­ in rotviTV JtiH i ■■ c a m , KEN TORBETT place, aeparate dining room, and ■bminolm c e c m , r u i l o i BETTYE D. SMITH FHTATK O P B F S B i r Al.PORD double carporle. 4140 per month Associate* BAt.I.ANCR, DKOKAdKU Include* complete lawn and 11 N, Park — PX FA $318 AoTica to cBiaorroBa ihrubbory car*. Contact ui to­ to a m . PBManna a a v i v a CLAIM* OR UKNABDB All Al AIT REDUCING PRICE far quick day! H I D BITATBl salt. By owner: I bedroom C l Tou a n d oai-li nf you or# h l r a b y Stenstrom Realty house, wood floor*; comer let, nollfiad and r a q u l r t d lo fll* any l i t N. Park Ave. Phone FA 12410 fenced backyard. FA 3-1343. clalma a n d demand* w hich you, o r o t lh a r of you, m ay h a t # a a a ln a t t a l i oaial* In Ih* nfflra nf lion. Wilson A l m n d t r , County J u d a * *1 laitilnot* County, a t hla offlr* la th a C ourt H aul* In B in fard , F la rIda. w iihln t i a h t r a ta n d a r m n n lh l from Ih* Dm* of tha flrat publicsiInn nf Ihl* nolle*. Karh claim or d t m a n d m u l l b* In o r l l l n a and c onta in lha plac* nf r»*ld*nc* and poat afflca addr**# of Ih* c la im a n t and mual b* awnrn la by Ilia c la im a n t, hla * s»»l nr a tia rn o y , or th* u m i ahall h* void. T1IR F I R S T NATIONAL BANK AT ORLANDO By Jo# l e n t ) K lr le n Sanlor T ruat Offlrar. A* R a a c u lo r nf aald aaiai* AM RMtKU BOTICR O P I C I T BTATR D P FLORIDA TO: WAL* TKK I.KVI, whoa* l a a l d t n t * la un* hnow nt A ault h a t i n a ba*n (Had a a a ln a t you In th* Circuit Court In and for Mamlnalo County, Florida, ta e b a n o a r r , for d l v a r r t , th* a b b r tv u n i t il l s of which la JKKXIK I.KVI, P la in tiff, VI. WALTKR I.KVI. D efendant, thla nollca la to require you lo fllo with Ih* Clark nf raid Court y o u r w r l t t t u da* fansas, If a n y , lo tha I’L l i i l l f r * Com plaint fllad to aald c au a t, a nd to aarv* a copy l h a ra o f upon l - la l n ti r r a o t l o r n t y n ot l a l r r th a n lha lath d a y of March. A. D. 1111; a th a r a i# # . a d«crt* pro coofaaa* will b* colo red a g a i n s t you f a r lb* roll*f i r a y a d by Plaintiff. WJT.NKBfl my hand and th* aaal nf aald Court a t Hanford, Flo rid a ihl* 21th day a t J a n u a r y , A --D . III*. (■KALI David M. O a l r h d C lark nf th* C ircuit Court My M a rth a T, Vlhlaa Deputy C U rk K e nneth M. I .* m # r E dw ard* B ulld lna Poat Offleo D r a w e r 120 •an f o r d , F lo r id a A ttorney f o r P l o l l t l f f P u b i u h r a h . a. it, te, 21, m e , Legal Notica DAO SAVS H * c o o c e s y bill is AS BIO AS w e NATIONAL E i t-^D ser* BWTICK B P P t B L t n MBA BIBO OV PROPBSBU CRAB BBS ABB A K B B B m B V n IB CRBTAIB P I I T S I t T I ABO KOUBSARtH * WP TMB M B I B B M M B A B C M B P TM B M T V B P IA B P O B D . FL O P IDA. Nolle* la h a r a k r div an t h a t a Public X a a r ln g will k* ba ld d t th* Cammlasioa Raam la th a City Mall la th* C ity o f BoaforX Florida, a t •:** o'clock P. M-, oo March 14. 114*. I* r * n t l d 4r tha f a l l a w l a i a h a n g a s a a d a m a a d m o a ia t o th* K o a l n t O r d la a a so o f th * a i y of i o u f o r d , Flo rid*) T h* p r o p e rl y poaod lo D l a t r k t C-N <C#mm*rtl*l-N*l*hkorh**d I) D istr ic t U r * l a * on N n rtk old* of COltry Avanu* s a d Wo* * r I ta lia n vine Avanu* la y r a p a a td la bet c hanga d to C « l (C a m m a rc la l-R a ia lll D le lrlrt. Bald y ra y o rty b»lng mot* par* i t e a la r ty da* art had a* L o u 24, I t , U , IT aad a*a 1 I X Bl*#rk X ' Bin* rod* lubdlvU U a. 1 *r*. All Bdrttod ta taioroot aad citiaooa shall have a n O f H i l w I i r la ka hoard d t adld kaartog. B y o r d a r o r tk# c i t y C o a m t a a l a a o f Ike C i ty o f B u f o r d , F t o r l d x tk lt I f ad day a t Paktuary, t u » . M. N. TAMM. JR . Ao C ity c i s r k of th* C ity o f S a o f o r X Florid*. VAST IX 3M* Legal Notice C. A. Whiddon, Sr. : BROKER BOTICM O P T H R ADOPTIOB OP AM ORDIBABf'K I't.OSIBri, BA- 202 80. Park Art. Pb FA M M CATIM1 ABD AlA BD O N tBII l U f l n n ln g s i 111* K o rlh w * it NEW LAKEFRONT home; 3-b*d* Cornar of U t 1, B lark A. room*, 3 baths, cuatom built, ru n Waal s l a n g Ih* o tU n v la n tcrrasio, glass sliding deere, nf Ih* X o r t t u r ly boundary tin* of th* aald M l 1 , to th* electric kikhea, frultwnod «|U> W o a u r l y r l a h t nf w a y tin* nets, central heatlni and air or W a it A d tU ld * Dflv*. condUIoolng; large pint, irrlge* I h t n r a ru n Boulharly a ln n s th* W aaU rly r l s h l of w*y lion. Buy for eoat dime! from tin* nf W*at Adtlalil* Drlv* owner-buildar. tt*,700, low down tn th* Muuthaaal t o r n r r nf payment. A, Frati, Gatrmoat Blnrk R. thane* ru n ICaal In Ave.. Lake Mary. FA SUM. th* Boulhwaal c o rn er nf I . i t 1, Black A, thane* r u h N o rth Orly o lo n s th* Kaalerl) r l s h l of way Una of W aal Adelaida Drive to Point of R e sinning. Alt lyin g In the aubdlvlalnn r ic r r r in e a b o m b knnw n aa l.afc# Adalalda NOTICR Id h*r*hy given t k a i I am Bheraa llavlalon. ari-uriHng •ngsgOil In bualnot* a t 2714 Or* in a plat n c o r d e d In I'lat land* Drlv*. t a n lard, d a m l n e lt Book I, P*S* 1. of Ih* P u b ­ L'auniy, Florida, u nda r t h * flail* lic llacord# of Hamlnals clou* nam* #f North O rlando Mao* C ounty, Florida. ironic*, a n d t h a t t Inland t o rogla* TO WHOM I T MAT COXPRRKt t a r aald narn* w ith IH# C U r k Of Motive la lieraby given t h a t th* iba Circuit Court, a am lnat* C a u n lr . T own Council o f th* T u m i ul Florida,' In n c ta r d o n r * w ith th# Altam onte Kprtnga, Florida, a d u p u d liravlalun* of th* Flatlclo ua Kama on O rdinance o s th* ( t h day nf H lolulta, l o - w lt; F e b r u a ry , A. D. l»4o. cloalng. v a ­ ■action III.** F lo r id * l U U t * * c a t i n g and aban d o n in g a p a r i of h i t . W aa t Adalalda Drive In lha Town d i g : Them ** A Lyk* of Altanm ut* kprlns*. MemtnoU U a r d o s , Ow es* County, Florida, daaorlhad aa ful- PuMlahl Fob. 4, 11, I X I I . 1MX lowai Baglnnlnu a l th* N o rth w a ai l a t o * C**ss ml t k * c o w a i r C a r n a r or Im t 1, Block A, r u n ■amla*l* C * a a ly , PI*rids. I s W a i t a lo n g lha eatena lon of bat*. th a N'artharly boundary Its* uf l a mi K a l i l i nl t h * aald l^>l 1 , to tha W o e itr- MART FLOIIKNUK SCOTT l i m b ’ ly r i g h t of w a y lisa of Waal t i m t s k n o w n a s 34. FLOHKNCK Adelaida Drive, t h e m * ru n SCOTT. FLORKNCn d rO T T . MART S o uthe rly alo n g th* W aaterly F. 1COTT a n d U. F . BCOTT. r l s h t of w a y Its* nf Weal D******* Adalalda Drlv* 10 Ih* Bouth- T * All Cvodlloaa a a d “ a s a l c o rn er of Jilouk It, thane* ru n K a tl to tho go u lh w a al r o r - ■aid Malar*. na r U h t , lilu v k 'A . ihenc a run You a n d aach * f yau a r t h s f a k F N orthe rly a lo n g Ihn Koalorly n a tlflad a n d r a q u lr a d | * y ra ao a t r l s h l of way lin* of Waat Ada- a n y c lslm a s a d d am sado w k lsk laid* Drlv* io P oint of Ua- yau. o r * l |b * r o f yau. m ay boon sin n in g . All lylug tn th# auh- • g a l n a l Ih* **tst* of H A R T F U )R > division know n aa L i k * Ada- KNUD SCOTT, d a e i s M X Talk Of laid* i h o r a a llavlalon, accord, •aid County, ta Ih* C o u a ty J u d g e t a g to s plo t recorded in P l a t a l gom iu ela Counly, F lorid*, a l k m Book I, Pa g# I, of Ik* Publlo offleo la t k a c o u r t , k a aa o * ( **W itacorda of lo m ln o l* County, C uunty a t l a a f o r X F lo rid a, w l l k Florida. In oldhl c a lo a d a r m onth* f r o m t h a Lot Ihl* n a ilr * b* published ana t u n a o f t k a f l r a t auhllositto n i t ' Urn* within t h ir t y (lot d a y s fo l­ ihl* 0* 11**. Kach cJsiai # r d am*ad lowing tha adoption of ina u r d l - aivall h* la w r i t in g , a n d a a s tl a i a t o s a n e * In on* leak* o f s n a v i - l h a plor* o f (a ald*net s a d pa d ) p a p e r o f s a n a r s l c irc u la tio n pu k - offlr# a d d r t t o o f ih* oUlmowt. s a d Ilskad In BamiMt* C ounty, F lo rid a, ■halt ha sw o r n t o by ik o ololmonX a n d Ib r a * i l l c a p ita o f a sm * ha kl* ***■«. o r n i lo r s o y , e n d e a r puhllOhad by p o l l i n g In t h r o * I I I ouch claim *t dom a*d n o l ** fU*g publlo rona plcuou* p l a n s w ith in ■ball ba void. t l u y C e r ll s n R*«g t h * c orpora l* Drolls o f lb» Tow* of A llom onl* S p r i e s t . Florida. Fsal L R**s T h i s ih* d t k d s f o f F e b r u a ry , A* *so « u t* rs *f tha U K W ill o s d T o s t s m o s l - • A. P. 1I4X (•K A L I MART “ / * / MBMRT HAXgKH C l a r k o f T o w n Cauocll A l t a m o a u a*nu% I M r U R Legal Notica R SIlA W V R A i*& I * �F F F F 'W . <j •v - : •1 Something O ld - WANT ADS Are As Good A s Gold Real Estate For Sale Page 8—Thura. Feb. 25, 1900 15. Special Services 3. Real Estate For Sale INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM H. MURRAY 1111 Celery Ave. Tel- FA 1-1334 112 LOVELY 1-bedroom home on large ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor shady corner lot in Wynnewood. Raymond Lundquiat. Aiioe. GE Equipped kitchen, Jalouiie FA 2-3931 Atlantic B«nk Bldg. LOTS — 4 Choice — LOTS parch; in excelleht condition. Near Winn-Dixie and Food Fair. Low down payment. 2419 Steven* REAL ESTATE DRK'E-IN Sacrifice b e l o w appraiial. Ave. FA 2-VMB. 3411 Chaie Avenue 2544 French Ava. BY OWNER: 3-bedroom kitchen equipped, Sunland E a t a te a . JtaaiUr Can Hall” Phone FA 1-1441 Phone FA 2-7tST. AND ASSOCIATES Real Eitate — Insurance 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, double carSurely Bondi porte, extra large utility room, 1NVT2ST NOW t i l Re. Park Ave. Ph. FA 1-5441 Florida room. 110 Shannon Dr. LARUE RESIDENTIAL LOT ■aaferd . FA 2-1379. IN OSTEEN 120 x 130 Evens Bldg. Laid Mary $900 - TERMS HOUSE, very reaaonabla. Country Club Circle. SERVICE CALLS $1.50. For de pendable TV aervice call San ford TV Center, 9th. and Saa ford Ave. FA 1-9T41. J. W. HALL RAYMOND M. BALL SUNLAND ESTATES: Like new W. H. "Bill” STEMPER Agency 113 N. Park 3-bedroom, 3 bath home, Down Phone FA 2-4991 payment leaa th is original. Call Phone FA 2-1331 3001 Park Dr. FA 3-3909. STATION WA60NS n- 59 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. I Peooeoger Coelom. Very Nkoiy Equipped, 7,494 Milto. 58 DODGE 4 Dr. $ Peeaeeger M em , Clean end WeM ■aeipyed. 57 FORD 4 Dr. • Peaeenger Ceeatry Squire, Air OmfttiaaW, 57 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. g Pakiengsv, Standard Tranemimta*. 56 FORD 4 Or. • Paaeenger Well Equipped, One Owner. 56 FORD 4 Dr, t Pnaeenger, Clean, Lika Ntw. 56 DODGE 4 Dr. • Paaeenger Vi, Torqueflite, Radis, Heater. 55 DODGE 4 Dr. $ Pnaeenger t Cylinder, Antea e tk , Renter. *1895 *2195 *1795 *1495 *1095 *1095 *1295 *895 RAN5FERRED CLERGYMAN hai vacated this neat 3 bedroom cuitom built home, dean a* a pin and In “ like new” condition. 4H95 mortgage at 909.13 month­ ly can be aiaumed after mod­ erate down payment. We have iht key. Why don’t you call to­ 1-BEDROOM, $ bath, Sunland Eatatei, 204 Oakland Ave. ' day for appointment to Me this THE TIME TESTED FIRM ideally located home? Eicluaive 3-BEDROOMS, complete kitchen, 11$ N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 24123 with hardwood floori, tilt bath, Flor­ ida room. $t,M0 down. Phone FA 2-5233 IT S HARD TO FA 2-4934. CALL GREENLEAF Tree and Yard Service for fait, tffleienl work; FA 2-3011 for free eetimate. 15-A Beauty Parlor* .lime BrownV Beauty Salon 2010 Adams Avr. Ph. FA 2-1I2T DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP A 1004 Adsms Ph. S t Johns Realty Co. Seminole Realty BELIEVE BUT . . . . You can buy thia new, nearly completed, two bedroom home on almoit two acre* of land juit ten minutes from Sanford for only $4950! Owner m uit leave for north and hai cut hi* price $3000, for quick caih tale. Will get the best buy in town? if you check with Bill Hemphill Motors before you Buy! | Biscayna 2-Dr. " I ” With Dependable Straight ■ Trans mlanion — Anpcn Green With Radio — * 8)000 Actual Guaranteed Miles. NEED MONEY? Become an AVON Representa­ tive. Pleasant work and hours to suit your household sched­ ule. Wrile, Manager for inter­ view in your home, Boa 249, Lockhart, Fla. S BEDROOMS 1 M I BATHS FHA FINANCED BBE OR CALL TODAY Carnet S Dr. Hardtep — Rani N k a .. Onatwn Rayel Canvertible, New Top. Stemper Agency Ph. FA $-4991 111 N. Park Ave. Pfc. PA l-M II $991 Park Ava. 11 114 W. 2nd S t Plumbing & Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK ION Sanford Ave. FA 24592 8 Dm Sedan H Bleadard Tratuml*etaa With Overdrive. , 1 Dv. . Niee Onae l (Twe Of Theee) 4 am Baden. -111 ■ ■4IF With CaafitoM At Y#nr HemHaele C*anty AntheriMd • FeatUc • Bukk • Rubier Daaler M. THUR& A PEL S em in ole C O U N T Y MOTORS m a n a n it . pr. rA w u I 17. Pete, Livestock, Supplies PIGS (or a barbecue, dressed, _ ready for the pit,. 319.00. N ot" droned $18.00, will deliver. R. F. Cole, phooe FA 2-3271. 9-MONTH-old Toy Chihuahua Manchester puppies. P h o n o fa M en. 19. Boats and Motor* Gatswsy To The Waterway Your EV1NRUDE Dealer Robson SportinE Goods 30444 E. 1st. T V & Radio Service (Home & Auto) Ph FA 2-1 20. Automobiles 1299 BUICK, Dynaflow and hosier, low mileage, like new through­ out. CaU FA $-290*. NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES • • PLUMBING North Orlando Electronic* Contracting A Repair* Ph. FA 2-1454 - PA 349*3 Frea Estimates 3TU Orlande Dr. — Hwy. IT-92 B. L HARVEY 994 Sanford Ava. Phone FA t-SM ALL MAEES A MODELS 194 So. Park (M hr. aer.) fa Mats Uniat Coaunuaitp Near Golf Csars* $450 Down T u n Wool On 20th 84. Follow Country Club M . A Watch Far Our Sign* . . . . ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, state­ ment*, invoices, hand bills, and programa, e t a . fV-igraisive Printing Co. Phone FA 1-2931— $94 Wait UUi St. OPEN DAILY •i00 A. M. T il Dork SUNDAY l : N P. M. T il Dark ShaenuU uA Caaatraetiaa Co., la*. $41 Weet Slth Street PA S-8IM PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. L. HARMON PR. PA 2-4221 After I P. 1 . H. 51 FORD D*v*iop#f PRESENTS 50 FORD ranot 50 BUICK 50DESOTO --$ 9 9 _ j2 9 49 DESOTO -_-J149 _ $49_ 3 Badroom s-U/a Baths •UISTAMOINB fUTUBWt H> NATUM* utility s**m, la term s* Re* km, *H sky tile Pnm $ 1 0 ,6 5 0 fha $ 3 5 0 Dawn Your Credit ia good on any of theat Cars hrom $ 6 6 .5 0 Monthly T&T MOTORS K^WSPUY MOMS'OPM OAtY/P-1 1110, Fnmek Ave. J Cut Flowers For A.:y Orcassie* SANFORD TLOWER SHOP FA 2-1322 or FA 24079 FA 2-4992 I Bel Air Coupe — Turquolee nnd White With I | New Bteck Top — 17,000 Actual Milt*. It Won’t ■ * Lent Leag At . 1 Belalt 4 Dr. Seda* k i n Men, One Owner. r. lb. Flowers A Plants Windahleld Back Glata Door Glass Vent Glaaa SERVICE Senkarik Glaaa and Faint Co. *99" g Dr. RardUp, Real Niee. TILL I t M 14. Build, Paint A Repair Sewing Mach. Repairs t Dr. Sedan 9 Cylinder, L-nJard Trenaniaeten, New Bailee. O PEN FA $-7984 House Wiring — Electric Service A Satisfied custom* M o*. — Sid Vihlen advertisement. Q RANDALL ELECTRIC OO. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 112 Magnolia FA 249U 10$ So. Oak Ph. FA $-37* AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Priced Under Preeent Market *1595 57 DODGE 1 0 9 5 *1595 57 FORD *1095 J C t fiali l Q ui li J 55 OLDSMOBILE *995 i 54 CHEVY C0NV. | 55 CHEVROLET *995 ^CHEVRO LET *995 ! * 5 9 5 i 54 FORD *5 9 5 50 HUDSON O P E N SAVE Jjuday 7LUe 50 PLYMOUTH SAVE ALL DAY SAT. 49 Mercury *49 $310 Oak CLOCK REPAIRING: Wheeled, EXPERIENCED secretary withe* Longwood Park, FA 2-7975, position, full or part time. Call FA >4459. -' HOUSE CLEANING Windows, Floor*, Walla. Free Es­ timate. Call FA $-1211 oe FA 2-1913. WILL DO cUsnlng, child care and Ironing; aome cooking. 509 E. Drive Four Bletha Weet Off French Ave. On 99th flt. A Stamper Aaaoriale la On The Premleea Daily. 57 DODGE Beauty Salon 18. Electrical Service* S£»N KNOLLS ISO DOWN SEDANS Dawn's *Tto w e n t part k their attenduc*. It's parftctl" 8. Female Help Wanted FA * *93$ Be Lovelier With PrafeteioMl Besuty Care. U S If you would enjoy living out RAINBOW Painters A Decorators where you have elbow room, and - F r e e Estimates. Ph. FA 24394. know a bargain when you B A M ROOFING one, Call ui at Once. DENTAL assistant, qualified to Contracting A Repairs meet public, able to assume of­ licensed — Bonded —Lamed fice responsibilities, pcrmsnrnt W. H. ’’Bill” STEMPER Agency FREE ESTIMATES Phone FA 3-4991 112 N. Park resident. Respond in handwriting 300 Laural Ava. IV. FA 2-T943 to box D e/o Sanford Herald. Phone FA 21331 2901 Park Dr. THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home Carpentry Repairs YOUNG GIRLS, COLORED AGGRESSIVE type young man for Roofing A Siding TRAVEL office and budget sales depart­ Phona FA 24452 19-23, SINGLE, H. S. grad. F ret ment, steady employment, Fire­ stone Stores. to travel Florida, Hawaii, N. Y. WALL PAPERINO A PAINTING and return. Circulation work. No Work Guaranteed Bod Beard YOUNG MEN, COLORED experience necessary. TraniporContact 509 West Mb St. TRAVEL tallon furnished. Can earn $75 Phone FA 2-1941 to $12$ weskly. plus bonus, after 19-13, SINGLE, I years college. Free to travel Florida. Hawaii, training. See Mr. Moorchead, 10 I t Faya N, Y. and return. Circulation to 12 a. m. and 9 to 7 p. m. To Use work. No experience necessary. McAllister Motel, $021 S.W. Rd., The HERALD Transportation furnished. Can Sanford. Want Ada. earn 173 to 3125 weakly, plus bonus, after tralining. See Mr. Moorehead, 10 to 12 a. m. and 15. Special Service* 3 to 7 p. m. McAllister Motel, CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All 3021 S.W. Rd., Sinford. work guaranteed. Frea Esti­ mates. Phone FA 2-7114. IDEAL FAMILY HOMES • • *995 4 Dr. Merdtap Or Take Ovtr Payments $41.99. AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor lb H. Whitmore Lillian G. Trams A tiociiU i. 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA t-M tl After hours, FA 3 311$, FA 24981, RENT OR SALE: « houiea; 1, 3 FA 2-0391 and I- bedroom*; 1 kitchen equipped; other* partly equip­ I-LOTS in Dream wold Section; al­ ready cleared and leveled. Pric­ ped; $35 to $70 monthly. Daniel, ed to (ell. Phone FA 2-025$. FO 5-3302. SUPER SPECIAL 56 PONTIAC FARMER'S ■aafmrd J �A W ant Ad A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 Thurs. Feb. 25, I960—Page 9 20. A u tom obile* 1 MERCURY tudor, Mere-*Mitle, R A H , food tnniporta tioa, ItOO. FA 2-1097. SALE or TRADE: 1959 Nash Ram­ bler fordor Custom, radio, *250 rash and assume payment* of 160 month; or will trade for late model Chevrolet to Ford Pickup. FA 2-7668. 1959 RENAULT Daulphiae. small equity and lake up payment*. Call FA 2-4572. 21, Furniture 21. Furniture $SAVE$ N ew Aure and Uaed A ppliance* 22. Article* For Sale 22. Article* For Snle 22. Article* For Snle New A Ueed Furniture A Appli- Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quirk LIKE NEW hoipltel bed. Phone in e rt A Good P itre To Servlte With The Ceth. SUPER KA 2-329.V BUY. SELL or TRADE TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. Jenkins Furniture WORK rloihra. luggage, trn ti. 59 ZIG ZAG, almoit halt paid for — lake ovtr payraenti of *9.50 each: eoo different stitches, - button holr*. Write Credit Mintsrr, Bo* (too, t o Stnford Hrr. eld. FA “TORY TO YOU t*rp». blanket*. cot* Army-Navy 400 Stnlord Avt. PA 2-7450 ALUMINUM Surplus, 310 Sanford Avr. VENETIAN BLINDS 206J0# K. P in t BL PA. FA «-0»6l CUSTOM BUILT furniture -« in Eneloied heed. Sag-proof bottom 32.000 BTC oil circulator Heater, MATCHED wedding set, white gla placet or «eta. Alto furnl rail with' plastic endt. Plastic • BIG VALUES ha* to be non li appreciate. gold, large center stone In the tura repair. Cabinet! made. ‘or rayon tapea. Cotton or nylon • 1UICK CREDIT Cheap! Call FA 2-4387. engagement ring. Call FA 2-5171, eordt. «EASY TERMS WELCH Hahy Jumper. FA 2 *04* Senk*rik Rinas and Faint Co. FOR SALE: Winchester •,70” t WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS B A L Scope. 2604 Iroquois 112-114 W. 2nd St FA 2-4622 WILSON - MAIER GOOD Breakfast room suite, steel chairs with plastic upholstery. Magnavox TV, 17 in, eonaote GOOD Uted Appliances and TV’a. GE REFRIGERATOR, like new, New and Used Furniture $45. FA 2-7770. Phone FA 2-1577. 3 ME. First St. FA 2 5622 Gormly. Ine., Third k Palmetto 1 u*rd little. 5*5. Phone FA 2-0266. Tag Quality = g = B u < ip {${ C A R S 20*A Trailer* FOR SALE — 1956 Spenre Craft House Trailer. 46Wxf. See Clyde Walla at DeWitta Trailer Park. Ns phone ealts. H U M , LOWPRICES-' BEAUTIFUL 1957 Kentuckian Mo bile Home, 2 bedroom, 46’ x 8'. Call FA 2-8706. 0 59 FORD CUSTOM 300 TRAILER SACRIFICE $1,000.00 OFF OF COST Fordor Sedan, Mileage Maker "6" With Stan, dard Transmission and Heattr. Law Mile* and Extra Clean; JfM La Salta 12 ft., 1 bedroom, Jalousie windows, tandem wheel. Used six weeks. Clear title. Will sacrifice for ca*h. Mrs. McDon­ ald, DaWitt Trailer Park, 2 miles So. of Sanford on 17-92. 58 FORD CUSTOM 300 Tudor Sedan a (’Winder, Radio and Healer. C D 0 Don't Mlaa Thia One] ? | i 1951 II ft. TRAVEL TRAILER; many extras; in Wont of DrWlttea Trailer Park, on 17-92, 57 FORD.FAIRLANE 500 •St METZENDORF all aluminum travel trailer, like new. $750. Park Avenue Trailer Court, No. 21. Furniture Used furniture, appliance*, tools ate. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart t i l Sanford Ave. Ph, FA 2-411* 10LLAWAY, HotpfUl and Baby Bed*. Day, Week or Month— FURNITURE CENTER 1100 Franeh At*. Ph. FA ITfO Fordor Sedan V-* Engine, Fordomatle, Radio, Oa and Healer. Only One Onnar tad Real Nice! f l J H O L L E R M O T O R SALES has 50 Used C a r s T h a t M U S T BE S O L D R E G A R D L E S S OF P R I C E ! T r a d e N o w a n d $ A V E H U N D R E D S O F DOLLARS! 57 PLYMOUTH SAVOY Fordor Sedan V*R Engine. Automatic Trano* mission. Triced Way Below Today's Markell 57 CHEVROLET 210 Tudor Sedan I Cylinder, Radio and Master. Th)« One Also Haa Air Coadltloal 57 CHEVROLET Bel Air Fordoe V* . Fatly Equipped . Beautiful Tutoae Fialsh • Excel­ lent Tire* • Clean laeid* and Out. Was 58 CHEVROLET Tudor V* • Radio A Healer • N Tire* • Spotleeo Inside and Out $1495 # | ^ 56 CHEVROLET 210 HANDYMAN 59 OLDSMOBILE Htatinn Wagon, V-R Kngiae, Poweeglida, Ra. dio and Heater. Way Above Average! *•»*” Fordor Hardtop . Beautiful Tulnn* Finith with While Sidewall Tire* • Spoilt*# Inside and Out. Wan $2695 a | | |l l U k 56 FORD CUSTOMLINE Fordoe Redan Y-* Engine, FordousaMe, Radi* and Heater. See Thia On* Today! # d | y m 55 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN Fudoe Redan V-6 Engine, Hjdrsmstle, Radio, Heater, Power Hleertng and Power Brahe*. A Lot Of Automobile For Your Money I WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TOSANFORD 55 FORD FAIRLANE W* Invlt* you Se ho owe gnaola abaolulrly fra* wllhoul obliga­ tion at on* of Hanford'* leading Mol*)* while you local* aulta Me housing for yourself and family. Pick ap yaur bey at our Rales Office. 54 LINCOLN CAPRI Fordor Reds*. Full Power and Air CoodltiM* ed. Dig Car At A Small Price! 58 CHEVROLET iVagnn • V* * Automatic Needs Roma Work • Buy Fordor • Beautiful Coral end While Finish > Thrifty 6 Cylinder Engine A Standard Trana. • Clean Inside and Out. Was Now a $ V* • Standard Trans. > New .Motor . Perfect Condition Throughout • Don't Mi»* This One! $1595 $1250 57 FORD RANCHERO 56 CHEVROLET l-ong Wheal Baa*. W Ton Pickup With P Bad. Good Solid Truck l 4th Addition Home* Designed For Florid* Living. $ L \ Bedroom* — 1 k 2 B*th* VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payment! Low as $425 You can mov* in Immedl* ately while th* paper* are being processed. Wa Cuarantea Peraonal Sa tiff act Ion On Th* Construction Of Your Horn* For The Firat Year — Or Your Down Payment And Ctoilng Coat Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. Offk* Opr* 9;6e TH 9i08 Dally I M P. N. ’Til Dark Ruaday Car. Hwy. 1T-M ft tftk It. Phone FA 2-1501 Chaeet* Tab f-6 Engine, Heavy Duly 8 Speed Transmission, Dual Boar Whaals, A Baal Week Morsel CHECK THESE OTHER "DOLLAR WISE" BUYS! CADILLAC IMPALA HARDTOP CHEVY BEL AIR SPT. COUPE BUICK STATION WAGON CADILLAC CADILLAC 50 INTERNATIONAL With 9H* Flat Ned. • Cyllader Bag!**, Heavy Daly Tires and Hpringa. Beady Fat 55 FORD RANCH WAGON 55 8UICK CONVERTIBLE 58 FORD TON PICKUP 57 CHEVY TON PICKUP 58 CHEVY Vz TON PICKUP 56 (7) GMC '/■ TON PICKUP Vi TON PICKUP Work! 52 FORD F-8 TRACTOR Rig T.8 Nnglne, I Speed Trsnsmlssiaa, Heavy Duly t Bgaad Rear Axle, Air Brakes. Rsddle Taahe, 6th g k % g m Wheel. A T r u r k e r 's Dresm end Ready To Con. C m g Kg neet lo Trailer! W L OU R LOSS YOUR GAIN SPECIAL 1953 1953 1952 1951 1952 Second fir Palmetto SANFORD Ph. OFFICE; FA 2-0711 U.C. LOT FA 2-6231 Rambler Wagon Ford Fordor Dodge Oldsmobile (JMC Vi Ton Pickup $145 $195 $145 $145 $245 ASK A B O U T Our Nationwide ■Vl-iUH.flU *T*?t. a FINANCE PLAN # FORD THUNDERBIRD a FALCON a FORD TRUCKS SALEH ft HKRV1CK SINCE INI Sanfard, Florida Ph. fA 1.1461 ■ Wiuter Park . Orlaada Ml l-MM <M toll) �vvr\. y: i / j r • . f h Defense 'Splitting' LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Carol* r« attorney* opened ■ potalbte t u i p t hatch (or the redhaired (ormtr modal today by her lover might have hit wife, < la the drat overt apllt in the Safenee la the trial of Dr. B. Bernard Blech, 41, and Miss Trefaff, M, bar attorney! ladleeted . M waa peeaible for e person to be at the scene of a crime yet taaeraet of nay complicity. „ The sUtUIni lactic also Inti­ mated Carole la going to try to swim even M "Perate" slnki lor the killing of his Wfe, Mrs. Bar■bare riaek. ' Lawyers for the mUlreaa ot the surgeon resume their closing arguments today and It was ex­ pected they would further disasso­ ciate their client from (he man who aaya ho still wants to marry he*—"U she will have me." ...» ■! Prosecutor Clifford Crail bad at completed e blistering wladup sdneeday when Miss Tregotfs S To 'Shape' Up CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) -T h e Air Fes**'* Tltaa mlssUa is : te live up to Us advance atm i< a long way from America's mightiest war Hi* ballet-shaped Intercontinen­ tal ballistic missile ran through e "three-la-one" research end desearch tad development test shot without ■ hitch Wednesday. Scient­ ists are atudylag data Won tele­ metry Sad Bum a data capsule to pet a better picture of the success. The Tltaa achieved separation •ad Ignition at Be second stage ter the second time this mouth and seat Its aaoe sene mere thaa twica •lb# distance of the longest previous TUaa test shot. lawyer made his move. Crail said Pinch had confessed hU guilt by fleeing the death scene July IS. He said that Carols had "aided nod abetted him.” Robert Neeb Jr., former partner of Jerry Glealer, started out lu dull (aahlou with a discussion of the legal aspects of the case. Then be look on the subject ef "siding and abetting” sod sprung the biggest surprise ef the Ste month trial. "In ell the testimony and evi­ dence.” Neeb sold, "there isn't One whale day was spent diecussing public relations when the National Congress ef American Indians held a live-day coeven(Ion In Phoenix, Aria., lest year. Talent Scouts Special Gives age Of Comedians Haflfi L‘ra'im 1e * By PBBP DANUG NBW YOKE (UPI) - la there — In the bouse? i” sDedal on right's NBC-TV Startime ed evidence that our _ _ shortage must be real, wsa nary a male or fsmele i jockey among the seven acts on the ebow. But, led by rtesNe, parhapa that's formula far putting on a flee variety show. It war S successful hour bcesueo the new performers ranged hem geed-te-brilliant sad they had a built-la excitement going far them. Ttmlc stegework was Baslly, taeteMly pres anted, too. teslil.Ht nu *Unwsnii4 M kitamunm TUI :'m Alle’® VBClMVVBi CwlWiv e l course, from oor being In on Aeeo "discoveries," wllnenlm wtert mny be. tb i beginnlnr ot ♦’big1’ careers, since you cm " di • TV special without bos-ollica names — nobody would watch, you know — the newcomers were ■traduced by suitably box-offle* Stars: Joan Crawford, Tommy Bends, Hugh Downs, Btehard Bodpan, Maureen O'Hara, Ethel Mcrs u n and Dave Geieoway. Beet portermanot* among the aid*timer* were turned In by O'Hara, Badgers, Downs sod Oariwway. As ter the now-timers, I lha west ef _____ enjoyed ___ ul Wallace, Valle denser Paul slugsr-dsneer U nrte P aten ead the crisp legwork of Brascta ead Tybee, a team. Good jobs turned la by estreat Colleen Dewstag s n Letter James ead ad o vocalthe M m La ''!' if - I8f»: £ Nfh epote. Not ell ef tee he served w talent iceuta r*a gracious exit lines. awford's departure with especially « srar«j ^ E R fE S S w " stars worn Mist Mfsa the writing tatormtiag alyl*. The lei pressure of Qcnoway, as at waa tbo ' one single proof that Carole ea the night ef July II caused any injury, struck anyone, used soy weapon, pushed anybody, or touched anyone — certainly not Mrs. Finch.” Neeb gave Pinch another In­ direct kick when he (old the jury that Boeing (be scene ef a crime eould be partial admlssloa ef guilt. But Miss Trogoff, he said, west voluntarily la authori­ ties even though she was charged with "conspiracy to murder” In hiring eouvlct John Patrick Cady. 'Horse For President' Club Begins Setting Up Business By DICE WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) "Morse-for-prssldent club" hue set up shop here ia a former diecount house nest dear to a rub­ ber stamp store. 1 can hardly imagine a more incongruous location. .:ot even his worst enemy la likely to dLeount Sen. Wayne Morse or accuse him' of being anybody’* rubber stamp. I had tbs pleasure of visiting the Morse dub on the day of Ite formal opening. This was e new experience in the tour that 1 have bedh making of presidential cam­ paign office*. The other head­ quarters I hava visited already w en going concarns. A brisk wind was whipping aeross the sidewalk when 1 ar­ rived at KS lllh- Street. This made things difficult for three Morse men who Were trying la hang a strip of bunting aeross the froet of the building. Remember when Arthur frey ran the old 'Talent Scouts” show with this meter? Wofl, II wasn't used Tuesday night to It couldn't spoil (he'fun. I'd like to see more ef tide high quality talent showcase on TV. Our TV tubes badly need new faces. And who 'mows — maybe a comedian will make K the next time. \ One of the buntiag-hangera wee sporting a lash growth ad jet black whisker*. 1 wandered if this meant that Morse bad the ■upport ef the local beatniks, bat he ea Id be grew the brtaA to dramatise a campaign • to win "statehood” for (he District of Co­ lumbia. While tiwao preparations were going an, a florist’s truck drove i» end delivered a big, horseshoeshaped wreath with a gold ribbon which spelled out tbo words "good luck senator." This lad to somo discussion as to whether a horseshoe which pointed downward, ea wee the ceee with the wreath, wasn’t a symbol of bid luck. Opinion on this point was divided. There also was some Jocular speculation that the wreath was ssot ovsr by Sen. John r . Ken­ nedy or tome other presidential candidate with a card reading "rest In pesre.” I learned, however, that the floral tribute was ordered by A1 Foreman, a Portland, Ore., thea­ ter owner end long-time Morse supporter who happened to bo here on business. The Oregon senator, as you know, la •noted far bis forensic ability. Oee of the . eaals's frequent and enduring apsskert, he holds the current recor d ter long-distance debate. Fortunately ter those ef as who enjoy t good stump performance, the candidate himself showed up ter ike headquarter* epulng and Ineted as to t SS-miaute sample ■f Bto oratory. For Mores, thU wasn't even a good warm-up. Ae 1 was leaving, I noticed there wee a church scroti the street On Us bulletin board wee the tallowing announcement: "Quiet horn hern every Wednes­ day." I think Carol Burnett should be the happiest, or luckiest, perform­ er oa TV, Weak after week, It seems, CBS-TV't Garry Moore show does everyth'ig possible to help her display her versatili­ ty. And Miss Burnett delivers In ■mesial stria. Jack Benny was Moore's ipoeiel guest Tuesday night end agate beaked laugbs out ri hie c over Moore's budget Whenever 1 begin (Making Benny's net might be ready fm th. over-ex poturs tomb, he delivers some malarial to remind ui that Ids act has a t Immortality all He own, ^ CIUDAD TRUJILLO, D. R. (UPI) — Motorised "gangsters" ■hot and killed a men in the streets here Wednesday, wounded two policemen and fled to the BrtiUlea Embassy, tbs govern­ ment announced Wednesday night. The foreign ministry statement identified neither the "gangsters" nor the man Pwy kilted. Police said a check ef license numbers showed that oa* ef the u r e used by the gunmen la registered la the name ef Mario Read Vltlnl, but It was not eortaln whether he was Involved. CBS correspondent BID Leo­ nard, who wee In effect ousted from the Dominican Repobile Wednesday, said in Puerto Me* that IT etudests fearing imprison­ ment or death sought asylum In the Brasilian Embassy after a gunflgM with Dominican guards. Tompd Women's Tourney Opens Here are two more members of the P-TA program ef urging closer the Pinecrest Elementary School's association between parents faculty, being introduced ae part ef teechece la ten eehooL mm- mm mmS u m im MRS. MART WALTERS, TAMPA (UPI) - A Held of 114, Including si landtag professionals, lead off today hi the Bret round ef tee 17,990 Tampa Women's Open Golf Tournament. Defending champion Ruth Jetseii, who won laet year with e 71-bole Ml, said it would tab* at least a MS to win this year since the touring pros ere shooting better golf teen they did lest year. Mitt Jeaeen, from Seattle, Wash., it ranked among several top-notch golfers who rata so favorites la tee anuual tourney played at the Palma Coin GoU and Country Club. Upset Sparks Tennis Tourney MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -E d u a r­ do Euteta ef Ecuador, upeet win­ ner Wednesday over Australian Davis Cupper Roy Emerson, wilt play Sweden'* Jen Erie Lundqulxt in * top match in the Good Neighbor Tennis Tournament to­ day. Top-seeded Neel* Fraser ot Australia, holder sf tea U J. Nagles shamptaaeblp. la sched­ uled to fne* Robert Green* of New Yack. F rtear baa boon nut of action wHB a strained keek msects. Officials said he will bo deal trod in default If unable to ploy today. Among tee Hoot Indians sf Arisons, the girl traditionally takes tee initiative la marries*, according to the NsGeer graphic Society the tl by young man' s hair A . The Channel Swim: Robert Loc­ als takes oa a duel rote te the U. 8. Steel Hour’s April C comedy OB CBS TV, "How To Make A Killing." Loggia will be teen as a French general and the gener el's long-tost English son. Eva Gabor la the "torn interest." Robert Greff hat resigned from NBC-TV to become president of •extant, Inc., ■ new TV ead motion picture company. Graff la th* producer of next Sunday's Archibald MacLelsh t e l e p l a y , "The Secret of Freedom" Ed Sullivan's CBS-TV show for March $9 wW feature top-flight d rew acts. Including performers la tee Cirque D'Hlvcr of P aris., . Frlederlch DuerrenmsU's short play. "Aether At Work," 1* the Goodyear Theater shew ter Me day, April 11 on NBC-TV. star­ ring Ernie Xovaci . . . Maria Schell will star In the ARC-TV adaptation of "Nloold\pk,” port of tee "Special Toalght" aeries, •e Wednesday, April to- PlnncrsBt Popular Brands School fifth srad* teacher, knows a lot about the South. Shn waa born in Florence, Mias., whom she enjoyed horseback riding and haa lived in five south*, urn staten. Mra. Walters traveled in six other atataa and In Mexico. She haa taught in three states. Mra. Walters was educated at Mississippi Southern Col­ lege and at the University of Florida. Police Hunt Cabbie Who Left Child To Die Under Parked Car NEW YORK (UPI)— She lay there under lha ear Ilka a largo rag doll. Her once bright red hair ribbon was streaked with dirt end ■he was dead. Robin Jeyaer, 4, a tot I feat, 4 Inch** tell waa New York Ctty'a 14th htt-and-nm victim in meant Statistics say aha won't bo tea last, but her death will be re­ garded as one of tbo most cal­ low' ef these left to die by pan­ icked driven. The Bttle Negro girl was play­ ing In front of Ik* crowded Har­ lem tenement when she lived Wednesday afternoon. A sudden date late the street, a moving text and Robin was struck down, eevtraly Injured. A crowd gathered. The stocky Negro taxi driver stopped, qulekly b r rite City • i U g t five study wan gives to Saaferd by Mr. Walter City St. AU|UltllM Ft. Piaree Benferd D rljind Population 16,67« 87,500 18,000 TwUl Budffoi $1,401,000 $3,000,000 $088,004 18400 ggOOOOO Coot of Budget par CltUen $84.00 $78.00 $40.00 800.00 0 Total number of EmployMo 174 810 14$ 188 Number of Employoaa per Citlinn 1 per M 1 per 181 1 per 118 1 per 00 Number of Police per Citixen 1 par IM 1 per 018 1 per 048 1 per 038 ToUl Police M SO 80 IS Trnab Budget $98,877 18,000 (Lead fill) U T itK i (U c lu te Lud tm Number e f TTueka 14 i* i Waridy Lour* of Inbar Ammo 40 « 44 Former Comminaloner - Trained Professional TM aed Prefeeeleeel $ 1 « . - ■Mford. F t PL v h a M i have PtMCW P la c e A le a f a ril P lu s A M _ ■gsrsensY _________ - e * i « 'M * . s w w m i D eU al b A ia EM M I *i 1 ,ib»lcr;trw.Vu‘. ' . ‘' H r . ’ The discussions ended te an Board of Health and the City of Saaferd April IE 1444, ter the Otty te construct or have started a treats* sat plant within teres years provided the tenanting eould be assuaged on Mm poaonst collateral. This agreement was extended 4*r another two pear* under a July 22, 1417 resolution. However, this extension re­ quired tli* City to eat $40,000 aside sack of the two years dor ■ fund towards the treatment plant construction. This 900,000 hat been set said* end bold as a The City retained Ltedy, Wheslar, and AIteman as fiscal agents to study the financing of Mm sewage treatment plant. After a careful investlgattoa, Mr. Loomis Tandy advised the Otty against n general obligation bend teaoe and toferaaad the Commission that, although revenue certificates eould tocnBy he Issued, there would not he sufficient uvewua teem the peases* rates to mate the retirement end interest sekodato of the eortiflcetos, Bines the City Commission would net cwwldsT th* aewer rates, the peealbWty sf cates ended. The flam! study of the sews ant facta, k became steer that the breaking even with sxpensee. Any unfor newer division must operate hi the red with the actually making np any sewer deficit, The study ala* that, If n treatment plant wee financed, th* tataraat and prtaolpal weald be from $21,000 to $11,000 annually I t addition to the an­ ticipated M e t of $24,000 for operating the plant. This means that t te.090 to 110,000 would he required eaeh your tew th* treatment plank Whoa 1274,000.00 to borrowed far each earn traction, tea City must also pay interest that would add another $117,194. Therefore, the total cost would become I4M.134.0C for ftasaciag. plus tbo $90,000 already sot aside as a oath passi ve. A etig to very etmilar to a person. When something sen be paid lor-to cash, It eaves money by avoiding the interact l a this cam, the interest payments amount to Marly 19* additional mot sd n trm tm m t plant when flnsnsed. In IN f, Ike City of Baaford retained * * engineering Arm of Smith and Gillespie to review tom* aid plane for s sewage trm tinsn* plank The report indicated that temfaod had a b a t e outgrown th* eld plans with present r*Mmmsedations ending * r a plant designed te handle three million gallant ef sewage each day. This plant would'he designed to accomplish lha following: a. M to M percent reduction in biochemical oxygen ‘demand (mee-s ef ateaaurtag pollution), b. IS to 90 percent reduction In suspended solids. c. 94 to 44 percent reduction of all settletbla solid*. During December ef 1449, Thornton Laboratories look n pollution study of Lake Monro* for the City of Rgaford. This study wee to compere the present conditions of the Inks with the conditions found by the State during their 1441 study. During this eight-year period, Benferd had made many skaages ‘In tte aewer system. The changes resulted In elimhMtiag the unsightly accumula­ tions along the Ink* toilkhmd; collection end relocation sf the disposal point to the west of th* City away from the populated arm tj and maintaining aonteel over the pollution level oven with the doubling of the contributing population, a side m u lt of the study shews that pollution to alto comb* downstream and Into porttap «f the lake. This stay ba due to or Th* City ef Benferd is now farad with a problem. Approxi­ mately two years weald' ho requited 4* put n treatment plant into operation. Papulation growth it suck that 1470 will tee the City ef Baaford with nearly 19,700 people as a ranernrativt estimate. Buck a psgnlatlm wtH require a sewage temtmant plank CRT ooauunuoM I m Former Mayor During the pest ten yean, there has been a tot ef also ever tee CKy’a aswage disposal qi Lake Mourve. During 1941, the State Board of HsuHh eonduetad a study of the toko and cams out with a gloomy report. However, to lk42, the City’s conauMny engineers the problem end compared this '41 study with a *1mlter state study ot Jacksonville. 17m Jacksonville study hod bean reviewed by two specialists from tbs United States P«*lle Health Bervtee to the effert that the Jacksonville study indicated that It waa not n eerioua pollution problem at Jacksonville^ axeerf was doubtful for swimming or raersatteo. Since tea < report showed a higher degree of pollution, the engineer for the Oily ef Benferd concluded, "the City ef Sanford te not RtsdMted to spendiny money on sewage purification unless R plow te nee the weUse ef Lake Monroe for rsirm tiensd parpnsak eaoti a» bathing”. 4in n July IS, 1441 report, the City’s engineer, Mr. Bohert Angas, stated that: "treatment will certainly be necessary when the population ef Sanford Inm ates te 40,000”. Mr. Abel Wolrnan, a leading aealtary engineer, ‘submitted a review ef Innfeod's sewage problem ea June I, 14AS. In (Ms »apart. Mr. Wotasen several points as follow* i 1. Lake Monro* was said te be able to take sera of the city's sswegs without InUrfrrring la any way with th* fish life. 1 "Ths only petiibla reason for treating Sanford's sewage would be as a part of ae effort te make the water safe for bathing". • I. Due to the highly colored water, ete., Mr. Wolman stated that "lake Monroe Is not and probably never will ba a very desirable place te swim”. He wont ea to any that K would be exceedingly difficult te maintain a purity de­ sirable for swimming even If a complete' sewage treat­ ment plant was constructed and the treated sewage was rhlorinated. On October 28, 1443, Metcalf and Bddy, tatenmttona% known engineer*, alto submitted a review sf the oonfile ting thoughts and reporta presented by th* State Board of Health end the City's consulting engineer*. 1>la firm soneluded their tend­ ing* by saying that the repairs and axtentian ef tea aewer system were urgently needed and that Mm treatment plant should bo dteerred until ten • The Bute Beard ef Health wants the treatment plant to •tort immediately, th e big fraction is — d* th* people want the pleat ead are they will lag t* pay th* additional cost? A cost that will be a t tenet $.14 additional per month oa each MU or name $0J0.mem par year. Bash OA added sort Is am orally -* T Jf w a picked up the Injured child and told tee crowd be was rushing her to a hospital. Robin never reached the hospi­ tal. She was found two hours later dead under a perked ear, her body crumpled ead broken. Jama* Hunter waa walking ■long ten street two blocks from the accident ead two hours after­ wards. Ho thought be saw a rag den under a car. He reached under tea ear ead pulled out Urn bodr of Robin Pollen official* called R "th* moat vicious hlt-aad-run cate I* com* to our attention." Deputy Inspector Joseph J. McLaughlin sold the girl' bsd been placed under th* parked car la a way white would ha vs looked as V tee car had kilted the chill If H had bean driven away. UbtUcUca «f rity Bt • . MRS. FOLLY DANIELS, Ftneenat I Inman. School fifth grade teacher, was born in Anderson County, Tenn. Mrs. Daniels, received her edu­ cation at Maryville College, Maryville, Tenn., where ihe got a bachelor of arts de­ gree in education. Mra. Daniels Uvea at 110 Laurel Drive. She haa two daugh­ ters, eight and Id yearn old. E lem en tary PARTIAL COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF C ITY OPERATIONS on Sanford Facts On Sewage Disposal M a tic e BARGAIN PRICES b » ThugsKill Nan On P-TA Introduces Teachers Dominican Street » I t —A o n . f A . N , H - '- •— —----------------- k ;: , -1 ** , . • '1 * f .t f f l S n P K ---- . -------------------- L '.-nA. ■ .h ^ . ----------------------------------------- v . , . . ------- - - W , — ,-------------------- '-V., r .,; ........................................................... - w �Search Continues For Jet A 200-mnn air and land search for the wrocknge of a Navy Je t bomber and two of its crew was still unsuccessful today. The twin eng irt A3D Sky warrior, on a training mission a t the-Sanford Naval Air Station was assumed to have crashed between 4:30 and 5:30 p. m. Wednesday, ^according to officials a t NAS. The NAS public service information office a t 2 p. m. said th a t no trace of the plane or missing airmen had been found. One of the three Jacksonville Naval Base crewmen, Photographer's Mate Second Class R. L. Cardeau, was picked up by a Navy helicopter crew after he bailed out near Lake Helen. By United Press Intaraatfcmal Two air tragedies within I t hours left at least 16—and possi­ bly I t — persons dead, t t Injured mtnd two unaccounted far today. w A New York-bound Italian airUnar, which haa juat taken a s 7,000 gallons of gaaollne, “Maw Into M million placna" an taking off from tba Shannon, Ireland, air­ port aarty today and rained aurvivon, bodies and wrackaga onto a nearby cemetery. At least 61—and possibly I T died in the collision Thursday of a U. S. Navy DC6 and a Brasilian airliner over cloud-shrouded ugarloaf Mountain near Rio da Janeiro. About 41 af tha dead and the three turvlvora af tba Brasilian tragedy were Americans. Tba Brazilian Air Ministry said today the U. S. Navy plant probably wat to blama for the crash. Brendan Murray, assistant Shan­ non airport manager, said t t per­ sona were killed outright, S perjuna were In critical condition la hospitals and that twu of the I t passengers and crew aboard tha Italian airliner ware "unaccounted Gluaeppl Carroll, a Capuchin prUwt of New York Cily. Their fata was sot known Immediately. _ Cauaa of tho eraah appeared to hie "angina failure" on Ukeoff, a Shannon airport tpokotniaa said. Father Charles Comtford, a Catholic priest whe Uvea near tha cemetery where the crash oc­ curred, said tha plane appeared to blow up into “ 10 million pieces while In flight," raining bodies and wreckage ecrois a 300-yard Iran of tho coastal marshland. Tba three survivors of tha Bra­ zilian crash, U . (J.g.) Georg# f . U. S. launches 2-Ton Satellite u tA F I WAJlAVKn/Uf l U F I ! » V Americ a today launched a two-tee earth satellite aboard Mo mightest space racket to last a system of detecting Russian missile fir­ ings with an Infra-red "sky spy." The Air Forte reported btdieatloea were the eeeond stage of the Midas separated properly. However, partial lose of telemetry signals made Impossible im­ mediate confirmation that tha at^«ond stage Ignited and tho ealel9 lit* went into orbit. An tt-faot tail Atlas-Agena thun­ dered into the sky a t 11:41 p, m. with more than 1.000 pound* of delicate—and possibly diplomati­ cally tontroveralal — isatrumauta in its note. Tha sleek rocket, the aatioo'a mightiest, traveled steeply and appareotiy normally la M a r c h af aa orbit around tha middle of earth far Ha payload. The Agon* # i s c o n d - t l a g e casing was to re­ main attached I* aad travel in orbit with the bulky laetrumanl package. This was the first test of an Air Force plan to put a dozen hr more Project Midas satellites info orbit within Um next two to four years te keep take oa launchings of big Soviet missiles. Midas la short for "military de­ fense alarm system." ( § The •*> item ia kayed lo a sen alliva infra-red device that would detect the exhaust of an enemy rocket within one minute aftar H wai fired, giving America a ttminute warning. This la the time it would take an intercontinental ballistic missile to go from pad to target. Th* Orange County Cum minion today went on record a t favoring a joint drainage Improvement pro­ gram involving Seminole aad Or­ ange counties and the city of Win­ der Park. Cost of tba program is axpactad to be S372.M0. Seminole County Commissioner Lawrence Swafford, who attend­ ed a meeting of Um twu board* Cardeau suffered a leg injury and is being treated at the hospital a t the N avy base. He told officials he remembered little about the incident except th a t ha was told to ball out. Still missing today are Lt. G. E. Dotson. the pilot and Lt. C. K. Faulkner, bombardier-navigntor. • Lt. Cdr. H. K. Smith, information of­ ficer a t NAS said approximately 12 Navy, Coast Guard and Civil Air Patrol planes are combing a four-county area for the wreckage. The plnncs were called back to their base about 1 p. m. Thursday due to low ceiling and heavy rain, but rejoined the search early this morning. 1C Hal lt. Holenia, Norfolk, Va., were hospitalised with minor inJuries. President Elsenhower and Bra­ silian President Juaeellno Kubitsehek Went to the hospital on their return Hera from Sao Paulo Thursday night In eipress their aympathy to the aurrivors. A ministry spokesman said the U. I . Navy DC0 apparently had atrayad from ita assigned course. The DO! waa bringing Navy bandsman and other Americans here from Buenos Alrat when it collided with the Brasilian air­ liner inbound from Vitoria. The survivors were believed to be members of the U.S. naval party tent to Argentina a t a result of the recent submarine scare there, tide of the mountain. All of the 26 persona aboard the the Brasilian airliner died. The number of dead aboard the Navy plana wai a matter af dispute, the U. S. embassy saying there were 44 persona in the plane and Navy officials In Bio and in Wash­ ington saying tt carried only M. In Washington, relative* of the Navy bandsmen killed in (he crash said several of them had bad premonitions of disaster abead before they left for Lqtin America. VOL. XL1X WEATHER: Fair and colder today and tonight. High today, 54-00. Low tonight, 36-44. United Presa Leased Wire Established 1008 FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1080 SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock prices at 1 p. m.: American Airlines ............ 21*4 American TAT .. . . . . . . . . . IT's American Tobacco Bethlehem Steel C aterpillar............ C A O ........................ Chrysler .............. DuPont ................. Curtiss • Wright ................... 24 Eastman Kodak .. Tim Ford Motor . .. General Electric M t t llt lU 11 General Motors .. ............... 46*4 Graham - Paige .. «•»*****•• ^4 Int.- T A T ......... ..................... 3IM L oriilard ............... •*••**«••• M Minute Maid . . . . eeeaoeaas* Penney ....... . »#»•»*•*•• 111 Penn RR ............................. IS Royal American .. •»««•***s* 3Wk Sears Roebuck . . ............... 44H Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 43*4 Studebaker .......... m i t t aat* ITMi WesUnghoute El. ................ 4#H .*«••«*••t li BUENOS AIRES (UPI) - Presi­ dent Elsenhower made a dramatic arrival in tha heart of Buenos Aires by helicopter today, soaring over the heads of angry demonatratora who were demanding the return of ousted Dictator Juan D. Peron. They shook their fiats at th« chopper at It passed high above them. Five bombs exploded in the city dufing tha night, injuring three persona la what may hava bven anti - American 4amawtrafront. Two or the blasts damaged Amrrican-owtied companies. Security arrangements were the tighten of Eisenhower's Latin American trip. Tha President arrived by pl|ne ■t Eteisa Airport, saddened by the loss of •! persons in Thurs­ day’s air collision over Rio de Janeiro between a U. S. Navy plane and a Brasilian airliner. President Arturo Kronditl and other high Argentine dignitaries welcomed Eisenhower. warmly at the airport, and the two preti> dent! boarded a U. S. Marine Corp* helicopter and flew 27 mllet into the city to the U. S. embassy gardens. Members of Eisenhower's party wlm made the trip into town by auio taw Peroo'a name whitewashad an the highway hundreds of times and aignt saying “ People are with Peran" and "Peran come back." A UPI correspondent in a radio­ telephone ta r tracking the hell- Be Bighearted Nearly 250 women will canvass for contributions to thn H eart Fund in Seminoia County and DaBary Sunday. The volunteer worker* will cover all communities in Seminole and DeBary in a house-to-house eanvase be­ tween 1 p. m. and l p . m . The captaina of the drive will have their headquartera in Seminoia Memorial Hoapital, according to Mra. Michael Caolo of Sanford, H eart Sunday auparvinor. Money collected for the H eart Fund ia uaed for research and for purchase of heart treatm ent equipment for different arcaa, according to need. The recent allotment by tha Florida Heart Associa­ tion of funds to buy an oacilloscope and pacemaker for Seminole Memorial Hospital was an answer to Seminole County's need, Seminole-DeBary H eart Council president Earnest Southward said today, in urging generous re­ sponse to the Heart Sunday canvass. copter reported that Pcronlati along the way thou ted “Viva Pm ron“ at the craft patted overhead. The extremely tevere security m eaturet and the heat kept the crowd down to about 1,000 and thete w en kept a tafs dittanee away. In accepting a hey to the d ty , Eitenhower said ha wat “one hun­ dred per eent“ for Frondlti, The praise for the Argentina pretident, who atood silently at Eitenhower’i tide, came when Els­ enhower recalled that Frondlti had ■aid, “Argentina It going to be one of the great leading democra­ cies, not only of the Weitern world, but all'th e world." Eitenhower then added with feeling; “ I am far him 100 per rent, and I feel that It It a great privilege for ma to rome back te return hit friendly call te Washing* ton." tornadoes. Temperatures d i p p e d below freezing la parts of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. Cold ruined the valuable tomato, watermelon and corn crops la tha asm l-tnptcal lower Rio Grande Valley. [The naar-hliuard which lashed ,0 m Midwest Thursday with IPNortheast and Now R lcagjarm w W ier mot and killed hi# wife and two tfaugblars Thurs­ Armatreog-Jeada, p , day, put a bullet' through hie head, i many pfoMMd- 'df then drank a c a d 'o f beer before staggering to a nearby home. Julio Montes, 41, today, wee in serious condition at a hospital with a »-catlber pistol bullet wound in hia head. Officers said the bullei went In under Me lower right Jaw and earns out tinder hie left ear. Ha was expected te recover. Lee Ceuaty sheriffs deputies said Montes killed bli wife and children te climax hours of drink­ WASHINGTON. (UPI) -a- Farm ing. They said ha shot tha girle, tballaa, f, aad Virginia, a, ia the lacemt pluagui M per cate l« 11 bedroom of their homo before billion dollars hi IN I whU other slaying hit wife Luisa, about 41, in the bedroom. Deputies said Monies then fired a bullet through hie head, opened a can of beer aad lurched to tba homo of MamlUaao Corona. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tho Democratic-control led House Ap­ propriations Committee today da■led President- Elsenhower's re- News Briefs CITY PLANNER G e n ii Dnke, left, (fed Zoning and Planning Board M em ber. Art Harris examine Duke's Generalised Lund-one Plug for Sanford, ahowln proposed perimeter route. (Herald I Farm Incpme Down Paar Show Probe? WASHINGTON ( U P I ) - South­ ern senators vowed today to con­ WASHINGTON lUPI) — A House tinue their talkathon against civil subcommittee is looking into th* rights "for a lot af weeks" de­ Jack Paar talavliien show, it waa spile the threat af 24-hour Senate disclosed today, A apokcimen for the subcommittee headed by Bop. Sen. Sam J. Ervin (D-N.C.) told Oren Harris (D-Ark.) said the pa­ United Press International the nel has asked lit* NBC network Dili* bloc expected to get some to supply it with a Kinescope of unintentional help from civil tho Paar show af Jan. II. . rights backers la th* South's ef­ fort te avoid a showdown. "You can't silencl a senator." Ervin commented. “They might BOSTON (UPI) - A testy ex­ not debate this (civil righla) Is- change between the prosecutor and aut but they wit) want to talk on Willem Van Hie erupted today at ether subjects-” lbs Dutch wireless operator's mur­ Ervin pointed out that tome of der trial. Th* 11-year-old Van Bit, the longest speeches ia a IS hour normally cool-mannered, showed and IS minute station Ihat ended the first outward sign of strain at II:lg p. m Thursday ware under a punishing crota-eaamlnimad* by supporters of righla leg Uoa that began Thursday. illation who spoke *a other m at te n . Isnford to tho. Lake Monroe Bridge could ha A fine parkwjy w ith,' recreation .Acilitles. CRy Plamttr Gerald Mpm uold the Jkdford Zoning Add Planning Board Thursday. " I think that would be a very worthwhile plan lo go Into,'' frakt ■aid. He referred te the w4w»t wide atrip between the railroad track* end Lake Monroe from Sanford to the bridge. The land could be used for wa­ ter ski facilities and for a Boy grout area, Dake suggested. Th* planner said th* amount of pollu­ tion in Lake Monroe will becoma lest aa the Stats Board of Health damp* down on emptying of sew­ age into the lake. Therefore, watarakiiog In Lake Monroe will increase, Dake forecast. The planner recomtttnded that Sahford acquire the lead. The aoning officials also diecussed possible problems which msy result af* Board mamber of W. First Art Harris said ha thought tha group's biggest problem counsel­ ed with lha four-la aed area would be handling of commercial toning, “ I definitely tee m seed for W. First St. ever going com­ mercial," Dake laid. If* suggested a commercial atrip oa W. First St. near Grapeville Ave. for molds, but said ihat if motels were allowed near­ er town they would bring traffic Inin lha eily, . Dake'a motel suggestions hinge partly on completion af Circus- land. Ma luggeata Grapevine at one. part of the Sanford perimeter rouie to carry Clrcuilsnd traffic around ih* cily, rather than through il. The perimeter route would run from W. First I t. south on Grapevillt lo ttth St., east to meal U. S. 17-02 sear lunland Estates, and acron n o t to the old Orlando highway. From there Is would go north on Orlsndo highway to a point near Cinderville east to Cameron Av*., north on Cameron to llth It. and there meet a proposed extension of Seminole Blvd. and run along Lake Monroe. Sinford Building Inspector M. A. Velvington said that U Cirruswould land goea in, tha Hate . co-operate to extend GrsptvMle Av*. from 10th St. south to U. S. Loses Coolness a special tea district will ha ait up far residents ia tha Temple Terrace aed Tangle weed anas of Semi**!* County. T o * main p a rt o f the project PROGRESS MINCE JANUARY was reported, a t Thursday night's moating of thn Sanford Humana Society, Aa Um chart hat* shows, the society has enraHod 60 members and received contributions and membership feea of (SIR Eothuaed over the report pis Robert Johnson, treasurer; Elaine Miller, canter, recording secretary, and Ruth Rankin, corresponding secre­ tary. Mra. HarriattCowley, president, reported on the agreement by the county commiMlonws to ionae a piece of land screen from the county home on Hwy. 17*62 for m snimsl shelter, subject to psbUe hearing, tostoUvsly set March 28. (Herald Photo) fT-tt. Dyke sqld French Ave. has a traffic couni of *1,000 cart per day new and that the peri­ meter route will be needed to relieve future pressure. Dike's Generalised Land Use Plan recommends commercial eooing out 13th SI. and down French Ave. eod U.S. 17-02. Com­ mercial organisations a rt there now and nothing ean b* done about M, although it'a a bad situation, the planner is id. He alee recommended a com­ mercially toned area for the north and of Mellonvllle Ave. near Lake Monroe. Both Daka aad Ytlvington agreed that presartptioo shops and doctor’* of­ fices lend to locale around hos­ pitals aod the B e i r u t s i of thla area to Seminole Memorial would be a likely spot for such buildings. Board member Robert Kerns said about flve different areas have been toned for prescription shop* near Seminole Memorial but more have been put up to far. Dak* also presented a general development plan for Sanford's central bu tineas district. Ho recommanded a new library im­ mediately east of tha Civic Cen­ ter and a new fire station im­ mediately south of tha center. This would replace Ihc present nation on Palmetto Ave. Dake said Fire Chief Mack Ciavaland Sr., thought this was a pood site. It would give fire Irutjke fast arceis easi-west along Seminole Blvd. end north-south along Sanford Ave. A yacht club and marina <o re­ place the present bandsbell, and tree-filled mills to replace road­ way on several small streets were also suggested by the plan­ ner. Dake recommended making fourth St. w i way west and Se­ cond I t. one way east, making Commercial Ava. a through street, and adding orf-streal parking area* la tha cily. Daka’a groundwork in making a guide p ita for Sauford'a future devtiepmeal is now finished. Hie employer. George W. Simons of Jackaonvifle, will look over Dake'a findings, Make revisions, sad sub­ mit ait findings in bound leporu la the city. Sanford's government then may use the findings as U wishes. the winter. Up I# W iochei ad ■now blocked two main Mlehigaa highways. Sevta Inches In DetroM touched off a rash of trafflc-eaait lng accident*. Sevan inches af snow severed Springfield, Decatur, Peoria end champaign la Illinois. Party mile aa hour winds whipped drifts ■cross highways. Dotens af school* closed. Tornadoes dipped from Me aim at Jacksonville aad Labs City, Thursday. T h en were no deaths or serious Injuries, but the twisters wrecked or damaged ■ homo* aad buildings. The city started putting add!lionet office space and a courtroom on (he second floor of City Hall thla week. Sanford CHy Manager W. E. Knowlee said Thursday. Knowlaa told the Sanford Zoning and Planning Board tha pity Hafl was built soundly la the lKOt, but waa not properly planned. Adding tba courtroom and office and storage apace upstairs will leave more room for workers and ihe visiting public on tho ground floor, the cily manager Mid. He added that noisy office machines also will b t put upstair*. Insurance regulations has kept Uia cily from usiog tha second floor or its headquarters, but now tho way hat been cleared for conver­ sion of the Mcond floor, la being converted Knowlea Mid. Crews Bock Home Flight craws from VAH-d at th* Sanford Naval Air Stilton arrived Ibis morning after a seven month tour in thn Mediterranean ns pait of tho nation'* Drat Una ad do* team. Tho heavy attack squadron is un-der th* command *1 Cdr. B all P. Yales. lh a squadron had Hated parts as Barraiaai, Istaahal, sns. Nspies, Leghorn aad Cat i t ~' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, February 25, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 25, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 25, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/591da1d998099bebf817268157524661.pdf 13af9d0c3e70c528a5c6ae4e0016ee43 PDF Text Text 9 . . I w iQ • . •. • ;: ' ' • Paga 8—Tata. Feb. 22, 1288 T“* •** *• '■ ' * ' " • • •' • ... f. New 'Racial' Protest Shaping Up Couples Rescued ATLANTA (UPI) - Three weeks ago today s "bull session” in a cotlego dormitory supplied th* spark for what iqsy become the first fuH-scals assault by Southern Negroee on the nerve center of racial segregation in the South. The attack Is on Southern cus­ toms and Southern habits — mg Southern laws. Th* movement began with Neg­ ro collage students at Greensboro. N. C. Feb. 2 and raced throughout North Carolina into Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee and Florida. It . jeered to New York City end to Baltimore, Md. 11m Greensboro students walked tot* foe total F. W. Woolworth state, part of a national chain that he* no racial harriers but follows focal Oks to a t," and demanded service at fos taocb sounter. Wbon tboy won refused they took seats I announced foog would stay un­ til served. "They serve a* standing up,” said Holland Hannah, a student at Greoneboro'e North Carolina A A T College aad dim of the “sitla” leaders. “ We want to be able to sat sit ting down like everyone else, Hannah said. “W* will not settle far anythtog but integration of tbs unch counters, and ws have no intention of stopping there." AH Insisted the Greensboro dem* oust ratio* was spontaneous. But the local president of the National Association far foe Advancement A fte r Crash Landing Ini rescue and survival la tab' (rearing temper*(urea la mow *f to tba arm plU. ' McCabe and Flynn Joked about their predicament.. Aa near aa McCabe coaid fliure oat they were aomewbene near Helena, en tba aide of a mountala abont «,M feet above aea level. Thk timely Information Immediately becaaae the brunt of tome humoroaa Jibe*. 'T1>e toy* kept Joking hot* and forth,'' Mrs. McCabe aald. ■'It they didn't Joke, they tasow aa. would ary. "K eras awful," ala* said. "IN didn't have any overabooe. We didn't even have a candy bar. Luckily we had lota of aooba and w* could go to the bonfire, warm our feet aad put aa another pair at aocke. The anew woe awarder forced to crash lend to get through." The tww couple* spent the night In the plana, cuddled together for warmth. t- d i i r f i t k . When til* akiaa cleared the a n t v - ‘W# wort going down so fost g i wo eentf think woe fost wo morning foe maa built a signal fiSod we would kit the clearing," se& M rs. Flynn. "Wbon f opened \ my syea sad sew sveryon* was 70 aircraft aearchlng far foe two moving, I couldn’t believe k." couples spotted tbelr fire and ra­ Injuries were alight— dioed tor a helicopter. The oopter )■ aad bruises. Tba plana took foam to a> hospital bare for treatment «t faeir injuries and slightly damaged, igea tba ardeal ot await* frostbite. ; HELENA Moat. IUP1) - A sinMaenglea fouraaater plan* took off' trees Great Falls, Mont., and Waded southwest for foe gay Vegas, Nov. ■Breast J. McCabe Jr., 41, a lawyer aad rotoraa pilot of World War 11, was at tba controls. Hit teddy, Jock Flynn. M, also a tat. sat east to him. ~Waled behind them, chatting gaily sheet setting away from th* flfoi Moot*as winter, were their wives, Bilooa MeCobo aad Flor­ as** Flyae. gbertly after fos piano took off ■stony foag ran tote 'a snow alarm, lee bogaa to form on the 2 T « The Nans became slug ffl-Jz! H mAROURRITR P A U L .Pioecreat El o m e n t e r y S » grade teacher, haa I#. eM the national |« the United State* and Haa traveled hi Canada m 2 Marie*. A University of Pittsburgh graduate, "lira. Paul recelvad har master* degree at Colum. .to “live la Sanford, toaci e and be useful to the com' r m unity." Eloctric Carillon Spreading Sound O f Church Music MRS. EDNA HUMPHREY, Pinecraat fourth g r a d * tone hey, nays her future pinna n it goatinued work on her Maatar of Aria dogrot for her rear and th# rearing of her three children. Sewing, reading, boating, fishing, swimming, flower* and cm. lectin* oid coins are lira. Humphrey’* hobbles. She has travaled through ad the eastern United 8tales coastal region from Mary­ land to Florida. Mrs. Hum­ phrey attended Junior cotlege in Baokley, W. Va., Concord Teachers College in Athena, W. Va. and Stat­ ion University. Wife of John L. Humphrey, d te ia the mother of 12 year old Karen Jeanncne, Sondra Lee, 11, and four year eld John L. Humphrey Jr. Mrs. Humphrey wee bora ia Beaver, W. Va. HARRELL AND BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE got a wnloomn from Ghnmbnr of Common** Bapwa acta thru Charii* Morrlnou Monday. Morrison, right, lake* a look a t an air filter while welcoming oo-owner David Beverly. The 209 W. 28th S t MtodaoUvu service garage, which re­ cently opened here, specialise* in automatic tranamlaaion repair and motor rebuilding. Thu plant la equipped for aM tgrpaa of aasbo repair work. ( (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (UPI) - That GI | manual aa how fa wash the gen* eral'g dog, serve hla drink* and shine hla shoes cost 9tl.1l per copy, foe Air Foret disclosed to­ day. A master sergeant and threa civilians devoted a total of SO days la composing the “on-lbeJob training” manual. Juat MO copies ware published aad distrib­ uted to enlisted men assigned as aides to general, at a total publish­ ing coat of 98.371.71. These vital atatlatics war* pub­ lished by a House appropriations subcommittee which had called on the Air Force for an explanation af tba controversial manual. The manual, which popped up at a House armed services subcom- way. This presumably referred to sections on bow to bathe a dog, abtae aboee, clean toilet*, mop, dust, watt on the table, end greet guests. "The fact that certain tasks nr procedures were included In the manual doea not indicate that auab duties were to be performed reg­ ularly by the airman aide at a routine part of M* duty," foe Air Force aald. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Johnny Mathis, who would rather ting thaa talk, Is a pretty good su m pie that the btUadeor may be replacing tba rock-and-raUon a* the idol of U»* teen-agers. Matbia ignores rock and roll in favor of the ballad and sale* of bis recorde have skyrocketed among foe younger act. Ndt only that, ha U lining up a steady backing of adults, a* evidenced far foe success af hie recent night club engagements. Mi* success story began ooly four yean ago when Matbia ap­ plied for a singing spot In the Black Hawk caf* la bis hometown of San Francisco. Since then he has filled supper club appearances ia top spots across the nation. An introductory to the movU ‘‘The Beet of Everything” by Mathis haa boosted hia singing of the them* song toward an Academy Award nomination thii year. KVHOPMfNn CtfM NW F M I S M T H S * M |k W I U . H , ISM W A L K IN T O A W H O L E N E W LIFE NEW HOME. . . N E W F U R NI T U R E . . . NE W J O B . . . in F L O R I D A . . . 21 OTHFR VAIUABIF PRIZFS ,jffij • *■ Wore SALE 5 .9 5 -------- Fire Rmkei Woodland * Fire burned to acres of marsh­ land and 10 acres of woodland near Silver Lake Sunday. Forest rang­ ers aad Sanford Naval Air Station firefighter* fought th* bias* from I IV nt- until 4 p. m. 5.00 ---- 3.89 3.49 2.79 1.95 WOOL and IMPORTED FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS WERE 8.85.:..................... ■eat af foe bnm# el atarkb, *d» war In asst at th* dm*. All • .. Behaimarkh was fo* larga hmaae be SALE 17.85 NAVY CHIEF Donald W alk*, left, is congratulated by VAH-7 aommandar K. F. Rowall, recently, after Walton ended h i e 2 0 y * a r t e t e « f * r i r t a t h * Navy. Waiteo’a family looks am. 1191 ........ 12.95 - 9.95 7.95 • SECURITY J^ggpCIATBS, IN C STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS , • .- , &:teu*ir-------- r— ’ .» -VA------------- r.*' •/ -' ** ______ _______L - i i i i \ -«r 5.89 JA C K ETS Wert i I ter visiting friends to Sun Vatey. Idaho, they derided to got mar­ ried and accompllahcd forir mis­ sion to the police radio room af the county Jail. R It was the first marriage tor Miss Lindstrom and the raeond far Callaway. The pretty daughter of foe world famous actress said any honeymoon would have to wait and that she and her husband, the heir to a Georgia textile fortune, would return to ''business aa usual.” Mftnhmtt*n - Marlboro - Sandy McDonald T har ere played at Vatican City, ArUegUa National Cemetery. Fa sA - SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Actrat Ingrid Bergman’s daughter went back to classes at Mills Col­ lege today and her husband of let* than 41 hours returned to hie Job with an electronic! firm. Jennia Ann (Pia) Lindslrom, 21, and Fuller E. Callaway III, 2i, revealed Monday they were mar­ ried "on the spur of the moment” Sunday night to the county Jail at Elko. Nev. Miss Llndstmm said that while driving back to San Francisco af­ Entirm S lo ck Lo n g sle e v e SPO R TSH IR TS ONE LOT |; . ing from trespassing to disturbing the peace. It denies: however, any part to the organisation or leader­ ship. "W# are Irytog to show Negroes the best way to demonstrate,” Ca­ rey said. "We are trying to show a them that it is better to hit one • chain store than different stores.” There are no laws requiring segregation at the lunch coontari of drug, dime and department stores in the South. There ooly fa long-standing custom. Negroes long have been accepted customers at such stores fast never at the lunch counter*. Ingrid Bergman's Daughter Marries Electronics Executive SALE 4 .0 0 -------- •« aW B M of Colored People called In another organisation to coordinate and lead the campaign. The Congress for Racial Equality (CORE) of New York sent Gordon Carey, 2*. a white man, to spur the Greensboro demonstration into something bigger. Leaders of other demonstrations in other North Carolina citiea de­ nied that CORE had a part in thalr plana. But CORE managed similar demonstrations in Tailshat.ee,. and other cities. Th* NAACP encouraged the movement and provided lawyers for thoae arretted on charges rang­ the pUtely furnished and deoo*4 rated So your testa with Require* no plumbing me easily instate* ^ Fullyautomatic. Pre-wash gushes. �# • 1 «* - • JfcuUWr/ii j/i 1191 S ty ? # a n f n r f c if ? n t lh ^O L, XLIX WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and tonight. High today about 75. Low tonight about 55. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 636 CID Boss Faces Space 4»ap Queries WASHINGTON (UP1) -Central Intelligence Director Allen W. Duller war called by Senate In­ vestigators today to explain why the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff did not ree certain intel­ ligence figures on Russian mis­ sile strength. _ Dulles was summoned to a wlosed meeting of the Senate space and preparedness commit­ tees. Membera aaid they would ask him why Geo. Nathan F. Twining, Joint Chiafa chairman, did not hava the figures when he assured the group the "missile gap" had been arrowed. Senate Democratic leader Lyn­ don B. Johnson said in advance he hoped Dulles could "itraighten out some confusion" between earttie r Dulles and Twining testimony. Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) aaid Dullea testified Jan. 2> that Intelligence eatimatei showed the Rustiani would have more mis­ siles oo launching pad* in mid1961 and mid-1962 than bad been indicated one year ago. Testimony released Tuesday night wowed Twining coneeded oa Feb. • he never saw the yearold estimates feet DuBe* gave 'jttit comntkUoi. Sea. Leverett Saitoturtell (RMaas.) asked Twining K fee mil­ itary chiefs "made their calcula­ tions at Is e * proper defease without • knowing feat year s launcher figures." THB REASON FOR LEAP YEAR U shown to Sanford Grammar School atudenta in thin poster made by Mrs. Alice Grant’s sixth graders. The poster shown how It takes 36614 days for the earth to go around the nun. In­ stead of having one-fourth of a day hi each year we save all the quartern and add them up to make a full day avery four yearn. I-ooklng at their handiwork with Mm. Grant, are the students who did the nrt work on the poster. They are, from left, Chilli Crowell, I’sm Meri­ wether, Jimmy Karks and Bill Crowell. (Herald Photo) $590,000 Jail, Courthouse Plans Given Initial Approval News Briefs P re m ie r May Quit ROME (UPU— Premier An­ tonie Segal today called on Presi­ dent Giovanni Granchl, apparently to tell Urn to advance that be waa going fe resign. Negotiations Talks TAMPAKSIRING. I n d o n e s i a (UPI) — lev let Premier Nikita Khrushchev and PresldraMukkma f e t t l e d dew*.to prelim Ration* today la the of this BaUanae men Shooting Spree UNIONTOWN, Pa. (UPI) - A baserk man shot sad killed a truck driver and wounded two per­ sons. one critically, early today and engaged to a navagy gua battle with police who tried to n a b hie .barricaded home. Nearly three Whours after Daatol Raymsad, about * » . started hto akooting aprae, golies bad been aaabla to flush U a out The Couniy Commission Tuesday authorised Architect James Gam­ bia Rogers to proceed with pre­ liminary plana for the new county Jail and ramodeling of present courthouse facilities at a combined estimated coat of $590,000. The board ordered the Winter Park architectural firm to draw up working plans within 60 days for the two-story Jail with a cap­ acity for l i t prisoners at an ap­ proximate cost of 9490goo. Tne courthouse project is expected to coil $100,000. When working plana are ready, the board plans to put Fiscal Agent D. Kirk Gunby to work paving the way for a bond issue, setting the mlUagc and validation proceeding*. Chairman John Kridcr emphasis- County's Bookkeeping System Coins Modern Circuit Court Clerk David Gatakal plans to revise the book­ keeping system In fee Courthouse and aal up an entirely mechanid a l operation. Gate be) asked the Couniy Com­ mission Tuesday to consider pur­ chase of a $6,009 bookkeeping ma­ chine feat wU eliminate deputa­ Team sters Meet tion and consolidate all tabula­ MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - The tion done In the clerk’* office. quarterly making of fee Team­ sters Union's 15-member General Executive Board began here to­ day. One of the major topics of discussion will be the recognition Selection for Sears' Los Angelas warehousemen, said Harold J. Gib­ bons, Teamsters vice president and executive assistant to President TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Sen. Jamas Hoffa. Harvto J. Belaer or Booifay today the eighth gubernatorial New Postal Economies became WASHINGTON (UPI) — House candidate to qualify in the 1960 members were oo record today for race. new postal economies and seme re­ The Holme* County attorney was duced mail service if necessary. late gettini hi* qualifying fee into .B u t they want more liberal treat- the secretary of stale’s office. He toment of their own free mailing (ailed to make U opening day be­ privileges. The House approved an cause of aa attack of influence. Arnold Lund of Daytona Beach M million dollar cut la the Post Office Department's 1961 budget sent in his filing fee for Repub­ request Tuesday despite warnings lican national committeeman. Two senators qualified for reby Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield this would mean election, Charley £. Johns of Starke and Harry Hair of Live "drastic" cutbacks la servlet. Oak. The following representatives Minstrel Show Off qualified ra-eloctioin: Robert K. RENO, Nev. (UPI) -A Lutheran Knowles for of Brndanton, Wilbur H. ir.m inister today aaid be called off Boyd of Palmetto, and William L. • a scheduled minstrel show "be­ Wadsworth of Bunnell. cause we don't want any race friction." The Rev. Armand Muel­ ler of St. Luke's Lutheran Church aaid ha nod other church officials Boy Admits He decided to cancel the show schedul­ ed for Feb. 26 after aa NAACP Set School Fire representative her# laid him “we ORLANDO (UPI) - A 17-yearwould not appreciate the ridicule old boy picked up in a stolen ear of our forebearera because they car has confessed setting a $43,wera la ignorance. 009 fire at an elementary school last Dec. 27, police reported today. The boy waa identified as James Osborne Mattingly, who moved 2 Jail Escapees here about five months ago from Harrodsburg, Ky. Detective Lt. Are Apprehended Reynolds said Mattingly JACKSON VILLI (UP1) - Pa­ Charles admitted into the school llet nabbed two m art ticaptca to ransarkbreaking desks and eat some from the Duval County prison The boy told officers be set farm early today, leaving only one food. of the 10 who broke out Saturday the fire to cover up the break-in. still at large. Louie'S. Hardenbrook, V. and 'Orhurman Francis, Si, wera picked Underwriters Set up while parked in an old-medal car along busy Atlantic filvd. They Mpet Thursdoy admitted being two ad Ike M vhe St. Jokgl Underwriter* Assn. pried open a aecoed-deer barracks wRl meet at noon Thursday to window Saturday night and eecap- discus* plan* for lhc!r memberatop drive gar the coming year. klaaelf to and five weie aoeaptor- The meeting will he held to ed Sunday, and • aavaafe was Jim Spraeet’s Restaumat oa llwy. Belser Qualifies For Governor Race 1W.-J '»,! - The board approved the request and Galchto plans to study var­ ious machines of fee type desired now in use in neighboring rounThe court clerk aaid there Is pnlv one smaU bookkeeping mal in the office at ike present and most of fee tabulatii *' checks and vouchers is dor.. hand. Commissioner Vernon Dunn stressed -the Importance of the new machine in eliminating the "antiquated accounting system in the courthouse." However, Chairman John Krider told Gatcbel there is not enough fund* available from Ute current budget for purchase of the ma­ chine. If the machine Is pur­ chased, funds must come out of next year's budget, Krider said. U. S. Navy League Leader To Tour NAS The president of thr United States Navy League will get a tour of the Sanford Naval Air Station ‘ from the station's com­ mander Friday. Frank G. Jameson who heads the league of nearly 40,000 Ameri­ cans interested in Navy affairs will be told about the function of Heavy Attack Wing One by Capl. Robert W. Slye, NAS commander. A luncheon will be served /or Jameson and Navy League mem­ bers who accompany him. Jameson is expected to arrive hero about 11:50 a. m. City aad county leaders will welcome Jamcsoo at the bate. Business To Help On A rt Scholarships An art scholarship for some as­ piring artist wUl be established through cooperation of the Sanford Art Assn, and the owners of a new busineai here. Member! of the assqclalion have been granted exhibition spaee in the dining room the Sea shell Res­ taurant. where 12 different paint­ ings will be hung each month. Soma of tha picture* trill be for sale and the restaurant owners agreed to accept a $9 par east commission, wife fee proviaiawlhat any funds they receive from K be placed In a special scholarship fund by the art sn a p , Mrs. Jiaisa DcWK. presides!, anti. Buck ■ scholarship has bean one to Ik* goals to the aaaocUlton ed the board does not intend tu put the county In debt for a long period of time, but plan* lo pay the money back "in five year*." II. W. Johnson, an associate of Rogers, presented two plans for tha new Jail to the commission. An alternate plan calls for a three story 226 prisoner jail to cost 5365,000, but the board agrcod that under the first plan it could add another floor later It desired. H-SyrisroJ., L. .Hobby told tbs. fomWasfunrrs ha was "pleased" • lih that preliminary plan* and (•)( tw<> story building would mbet the needs for the next fivete-seven years. According to preliminary plans for the Jail, the first floor will be used for administrative purposes and wUl be alrcondltioned. The a#coed floor will be the cellblock. Preliminary plans also revealed adequate parking faelliUaa in thr area near tha Jail which wtU be located adjacent to the courthouse. la discussing tha cost estimate to the Jail, Jtshnson emphasised the flgurea may be higher when bids are lei. Johnson aad the board also went over preliminary plan* for remodeling to the eourtbouve. He aaid he bad spoken to all depart­ ment heads and the majority was in favor on the changes proposed. Plans include relocating tlic County Commission chambers on the ground floor, with a seating capacity to 75; an eight-passrnger elevator; additional space for thr tax collector and tax assessor anil a law library la the present Conn ty Commission chambers. "There won’t be any fanry frill* in tha project in an effort to keep the coda lew," Johnson added. Krider aaid be hopes to invite tha public lo meetings when work­ ing plans are presented so inter­ ested persons can give their viera on the two projects. Longwood Church Bequeathed $100 Longwood'* Christ Church, Epis­ copal, has been left a bequest of $100 by the late Mrs. Bessie Alfonl Ballance, Charles Morrison, church treasurer, revealed today. Mrs. Ballance was not a mem­ ber to tha church but was interest­ ed tn nctivitiei of the congrega­ tion, according to Morrison, and she had many friends among the church member*. 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock prices at 1 p. m.: American Airlines ............... Stli American TAT........... ........ eo»« American Tobacco............... 106H Bethlehem Steel ............... 4914 Caterpillar ................... 50 Chrysler ............... 56'* am Curtiss • W right....... 233 DuPont .......... 99U Eastman Kodak . .. .. Ford Motor .......... * * • • • • 79>4 Grnoral Electric . ... e a s e s • 99W General Motor* ....... * • # * # * 46H 24* Grahan • Paige ....... eeeee * Int. TAT ................ * s e t e s J4t« Lorillsrd ............. e s • • e * 374* Minute Maid ..»«•.«•« ee e e e e 19'4 ee*e*• 114 Penney ........... 1SW Penn RR ....... Sear* Roebuck .... e **ee • 47'4 45*4 Standard Oil teeifs St 11deb* • ITU teases as*. •ease* U. S. St WrstlngbouR El Rio Gives Ike. Wildest Welcome In City's History RIO D r JANEIRO. Brasil (UPI) —President Eisenhower came fly­ ing down to Rio on the eve of carnival time today, and received the wildcat welcome in this city’s uproarious history. So dense was the welcoming crowd and so tumultuous was his reception that It took Elsenhow­ er's auto IS minutes to move three blocks from dockside. Bliuards of coofettl rained down. Screams of "Vee leek Eek" filled the air. Sirens roared. Pleased as punch, Eisenhower alternately stood and sat in the bark of his convertible, waved his arms in greeting and gave thr throng his famous grin. In Ilia speech of welcome, Preai dent Juscellno Kubilschek told Eit rnhower the vast throngs had coma because of their great "esteem and admlratioV (or the U. S. president.' "Tbit rily which acclaims you, Mr, President," Kubitiehek said, "has always been distinguished by fidelity to the cause to democracy, always ha a been prood to fight (or liberty and self-government." Eisenhower responded t h a t "llraiil and the United Stales have always Uved together in peace and friendship." He said be hoped his visit would emphasize the desire of fee peo­ ple and government of the U. S. "In strengthen the bonds of friend*bip.” With that, Eisenhower and Kubitscbek started out pa a.triumphal ride through the rity. Police had to force the crowd back. City Bond Trustee J. 11. Van Hoy, discussed as a possible appointer to the County Commission from District 2, said today hr would accept thr appointment if It were offered. 0 Van Hoy was asked if hr would be available (or thr county post by Volir Williams Sr., a longtime friend, who said he made the in­ quiry on the suggestion nf city commissioners. The District 2 commission scat has been vacant since November and appointment by the governor, or special rlrrllon after 60 day*, la required to fill it. One reason previously expressed publicly for the delay in filling tha District 2 vacancy was that no qualified person would accept the appointment at the time. Van Hoy, former member of (he Charleston, S. C., planning board, was mentioned aa a good man to represent the Sanford district dur­ ing a discussion of an ilem on the City Commission agenda Mondaynight. Listed in "Who's Who in Indus­ try", and rrtired after 39 years as general manager of manufac­ turing and sales for a roofing firm, Van Hoy serve* with Volie Wil­ liams Sr. and Herman Jacobson as city txind trustee. He had kept a Sanford residence for 25 years be­ fore retiring. He said he never hai been in politics, but “ would be available if the community wanted nic to serve." Mayor Earl Higginbotham aaid today a Herald headline Tuesday which said "City Leaders Back Van Hoy For County Commission Post" might have been mislead­ ing. City Manager Warren Knowles look a stronger approach. He wrote a letter to the County Commission saying The Herald "carried mis­ leading and inaccurate headlines" and that Thr Herald had "been requested to run a retraction and clarify thr entire matter." Herald Publisher Walter Girlow aaid he felt that such an important public matter a* a prolonged vac­ ancy on (he Couniy Commission (ram the county's most populous district should have been discuss­ ed by all civic leaders and offi­ cial*. and he commended the rily commissioners for bringing the matter up on their agenda. "I don't feel that the report of that public discussion earned the implication which Mr. Knowlra re(erred lo In hi* teller and certainly none was. intended," Girlow said. The report of a discussion bycity commissioners of the continu­ ed vacancy on the County Com­ mission from District 2, which in­ Center Expected Soon ■I :1 clude* the city, said that tha commissioners decided to ask Van Hoy if he would accept their rec­ ommendation for the county post. The story said that City Com­ missioner Jimmy Crapps "suggest, ed the board back Van Hoy and Mayor Earl Higginbotham agreed he would he a good administrator if he could be tempted lo accept the post." Higginbotham said, when asked if he thought the story gave tha wrong impression, that the refer­ ence to "hacking" Van Hoy prob­ ably would he construed ai mean­ ing political support by th* com­ missioners. That, he said, was not the rasr. Knowles said In his letter to the couniy board that "we wish to as­ sure you that the brl.TXrs of this story that the City Commission was backing any individual for the County Commission could not have been further from the truth." Knowles' letter advised the coun­ ty commissioners: "You gentlemen can rest as­ sured that there was neither dis­ cussion nor thought of the City Commission actively participating or Interfering tn any phase of the county function. The purpose of a very brief discussion was to pro­ vide help if possible. We are sorry to say that the newspaper account did not convey thia intention. . Titan Achieves Test Goal CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) An Air Force Titan missile streaked down lha Atlantic range today on its longest lest flight to date. The Air Force hoped to recover a dala-ladea note cone. The big rocket achieved separa­ tion and ignition of its huge se­ cond stage, the main objective of th* shot. It was th* second suc­ cess out of tha last five allots. The alrek, 110 • Ion mlsalla, largest of America's war rockets, rose from Its pad at 11:03 a. m. It arched high toward thr south­ east In what appeared to be a perfect flight. Th* Air Force sent the nose cone of the two stage rocket inlo a target area near Ascension Island, about 5,000 statute miles from Cape Canaveral. Recovery crews wera stationed there to at­ tempt to get tha data capsule from lha walar. It was by far* the meat ambi­ tious flight planned to date for tha 98-foot tall Titan, which had one unimpressive single success in four shots during tly past nine months. On Feb; I, the Titan achieved powered flight for ill upper *ta§p for the first time in n last to slightly more than 2,0*0 mtlta. A Titan Maw up on th* launching pad Aug, 14 because of prematura ignition and another fitsled Dec. 12 because at a faulty "destruct" pickagr. On Feb. I, a Titan exploded in thr air whrn its nose con* came loose and sent It out to control. It was a different story today. The Martin-built Titan got off of IU pad under the flaming power Ua 100,000 pound thrust booster engines which cut a dove- tailed pattern as tha missile soared. Exactly three minutes and M seconds later, the mighty secondstag* engine—largest ever Ignited at high altitudes — turned loose 10,060 pounds of thrust and kicked fee nose rone toward Its target. GORDON FREDERICK V II.A N | JR. MACK CLEVELAND Dixie Senators Threaten Seminole's Two Legislators To Run A ll Out 'Rights' Fight WASHINGTON (UPI) — Battle lines tightened in the Senate to­ day wife southern opponents of tha civil rights bill threatening lo fight "around the-clock" sessions with evary delaying tactic to th* book. Sen. Richard B. Russell (D-Ga.), leader of the southern bloc, said a speedup ordered by Democratic leaders was "legislative torture," and served notice he will prevent legislative short cuts. Russell's warning of retaliation was quickly followed by action. When Democratic Leader Lyn Children Aid Mom In Delivery O f New Baby don B. Johnson nskad unanimous consent for lha Finance Committee to meet today while tha Sanale was In aasslon, Sen. Russell B. Long (D-La.l objected. Long, one to fee southern bloc, is a aommittae member. Russell's notice came as Johnson told newsmen he "hopes" the Sen­ ate will "reach soma votes next week." The Texan aaid both aides nr* "entitled to consideration" and thsir "viewpoints must be met." Th* ouly thing be is trying to do, lie aaid. is lo arrange sessions to accommodate both. Senate GOP Leader Everelt M. Dirksen said if Iba Senate carries on "sunrise to sunrise" sessions starting Monday "w# might finally get la a vote." But he said hr has mi desire at this point to try to limit de­ bate under the Senate's gag rule. "Around the clock sessions are more likely lo get the Job dooe," he told reporters. Th* chamber met Tuesday night until 10 :11 p. m. Sen. Jacob K. Javila RN. Y. said the pro-civil rights force* would give the "honorable course" laid out by Senete leaders a chance to work before taking further atept. "Of course, if this does not work, we wUl have to consider other measures," ha said. These could include a cloture move lo abut off debate by a two lhirdi vote of all senators present. GREEN, R. I. (UPI)-M rs. Lou­ is Repose felt the familiar pang* and ordered her flvs younger children tu bad. Then she eummoned her daugh­ ters Carol, lo, and Sandra, 9, 'a her bedroom. Sha told them what was about to happen and instruct­ ed them In what lo do. ..Th*-girl's father. Louis, was at. work. They have no telephone so he couldn't be summoned in lima. The two little girts, following their mother'* directions, deliv­ ered their little brother Monday night. "Everything worked fine," Re­ po** said proudly. "My wife stay­ ed ronscious all lha time and told tb# girls how to da things. "They've all been close call*. Volusia interstate I had to rush lo get my wide to tween Eight and Ninth Sta. on the hospital for six to the girl* Link Bid $611,265 and Just about mad* it—all except ORLANDO (UPI) - Interstate llwy. 17-92, Burton added. highway projects In totuling Burton told tha county rommls- for Carol. "1 delivered her myself." $7,339,ton were included in ap­ sioner* that equipment in the parent low bid* received Tuesday bsilding will bring the complete by the State Road Department. project cost to approximately Voteri Doom Slums $i30,0Q0. Among tha projects. It. B. Tyler TALMHASSEE (UFI) - Tal­ Co,, LeutaviUe, Ky., waa-tlm ap­ The board had estimated fee proposed facility. About 1106.000 lahassee voters Tuesday voted 2.. parent low bidder at $611,365 for aid has been notified that a 042 to 1,363 to favor to an urban n three-mite, four-lane highway to $45,000 grant I* available through renewal law calling tar redevelop­ connect UK. II south to. DeLaed the federal Hill • Burton hospital ment of slum areas in Florida's with the Interstate highway be­ ail act capilsl. tween Orlando and Daytona Beach. State Okay O f Health Final approval for the Shoemak­ er Construction Co. of Sanford to start work oa tha new County Health Center la aspected by the middle to nest week, Architect John Burton told th* County ComnsUaton Tueeday. Once fee Florida Development and Public Ifbaltb Commissions approv* the |M,»in bid to the d flnn, construction will atari within tws weeka on th* building to ha located be­ Van Hoy Available If Asked To Serve f State Reps. Mack Cleveland Jt. and Gordon Frederick today an­ nounced they will seek re-election to the legislature. Both aaid they expect to qualify wife fee secretary to atata tha latter part to th* week. Cleveland ha* served four tormn in the legislature and has haan a member to fee House Finance and House Rulea Committee. He waa House speaker pro term In 1957 Frederick has served two term# to the legislature. Cleveland la ala* a member to ll"> "watchdog" appropriation* commute* which along wife th* rules and (Inane* committees ar* fee most important committees in Iba House. Ha has served three terms on both fee finance and rule* com­ mittee*. Frederick, also serves oo the appropriations committee and waa named to tha House Prison Com­ mittee t the laat setsioa to study state penal operatiun*. Cleveland is in Group 1 while Frrdarlck is in Group 2, feus, are not opposing each other. Doctor To Address County Clubwomen Dr. Leonard Munson of Sanford will address member* nf fee Sem­ inole County Federation to Wom­ en’s Club* at th* Longwood Civic League building Thursday. Munson will speak on heart' emergency care. More than 19 members of women's clubs In tb* county ar* expected to attend fee meeting. McCord ‘Good’ Following Surgery Ray McCord, Casselberry commission member, was ed in good corwtitUa at Wl Park Hospital today after uareegoing minor surgery Monday. Mr Is rxpactrd to remain hospitalized until next Muodajr. aC w . -I1!*. Jr.>.vV»<'.‘ iffiu i ' ' U-aI-t-X *i-.» * 1 �(Ve fa n . LlutuU uk o f ttm tm y s fe y / TIN Seminole County Sporu f t m b ’s Club will launch a ‘major’ i drive for members next week. Plans for the drive were dls* !' cussed by members of the'organ* / Katina fait night. Mambarahlp ; ■deaa far the 1MM1 year bava ■hew eet at IS. Tha organisation <• alae gat April t at the date for a mambarahlp fish fry. isrV ) The gemlnole County Fair was *. formed • success by Fair Asso:rlatfeo President Joel field to: Field aald over 3,000 persons ::«ttandad the fair held last week • at the American Legion post fair- County's Firemen Select O fficer Nominees Tonight The Seminole County Firemen's Assn.'s nominating committee to­ night will select candidates for the April election of association officers. Ttm Dominating and finance committees of the association will mael in Urn Casselberry fire­ house at • >. m. Two firemen charge the county from nach of the Sanford, Lake tM N .ll ter too* Mery, Loosweed, Casselberry, Altamonte Springs and Oviedo fire units will attend, Trumans Visiting Casselberry Fire Chief Paul Balea invited nil county firemen to the Listed Address Most Appropriate TAMPA (UPI) - Jamas Arthur Hay, 41. who gava hi* address no " a t large" Tuesday was nan- By llilto i P m i laUnuUMtl Two gubernatorial candidate* made ma.or speaking trips today but other Florida political activity aetlled into a lull before the March 1 qualifying deadline. State Sen. Fred O. Dlckinaon of Wrat Palm Beach apoke In Tampa and Jackeonvllla Mayor Haydon Burnt headed for Miami with atopi icheduled for Boca Baton and Fort Lauderdale. Oicklnion warned that unleta Florida alopa extravagance In government It la In danger of running "on the rocky ahoale of financial ruin like Michigan." "For eomo reaton,” he aald, "It acemv to be gelling popular in government today to ace how much and how feat we can spend our money. "What Florida needt la coma of that good, okl-faahiancd economy where we get n dollar's value for every tax dollar apent." Dlckinaon aald the atate la losing at lean at million dollara annually through waito and duplication of lu agencies and through bodge* podge planning. "Look at Michigan." he said, "one of the richest atatea In the union. In that atate Uila very day Michigan offidala are borrowing money from Detroit banka to pay their bills, "We in Florida are In aerioua danger of running ns the rocky shoals of financial ruin like Miehi* gan unless we act quickly lo cut out waste In government." He said at least 71 of Florida's slate agencies could be revamped and their dullea reorganised into sensible streamlining of govern* meat. Speaking at Stuart Tuesday, Buna said be waa the only candi­ date who would not spend the first two years la office leaning the job and the last two years as a lama duck. The number of people qualifying for atate officer dwindled consider­ ably Tuaaday but aa ten Mareh 1 deadline nears the tempo la axpectnd to quicken. Tuesday's mall U Tallahassee brought papers qualifying l u te Sea. John A. Sutton at Orlando ter re-election. Two newcomers filed for Bay County's two House seats. Lae C. Jones qualified for tee group two seat bold by William C. Harris, and Julian Bennett Bled for Demp­ sey Barron's group one Hat. Bar» ran is a candidate for the Senate, SATISFYING PRICES! AND MILLIONS O f SATISfUP CUSTOMS** IV ItY W IK I In stops at Melbourne, Vero Beach. Fori Plorco, Stuart and Indlantowa Tuesday, B uns sold Florida aeeda a strong, oaperienc* ed oxocuUvo-adminlatntor as gov­ ernor because the position is a comparatively weak one. Burns aald "from the first day in office, the governor and tha Cabinet muat take up the reins and direct spending of nearly a mil­ lion dollars oach calendar day." Aa mayor of Jacksonville far i t yean, ha aald, be has directed I,too public employees and the eg* ndtturo of one and a half mil* n dollars sack week. "SUPER • RIGHT” WESTERN HARD CORN FED New Ranger Takes Charge O f Oviedo Tow tr P O R K CHOPS G A. L. "Shorty" McDowell. with the Florida Forest Service in Orange County several yean, has been promoted to ranger and placed in charge at ten eeet Semi­ nole County a n a . McDownll directs the Forest Service tractor enw at the Oviedo tower near ChuluoU and his wife, Ruby, la tha towerwomna. They succeed Ranger and Mn. Robert Leverell who were transferred to Levy County. Anyone in the eastern section of the county needing Fernet Ser­ vice aid eaa contact the ranger by telephoning the Oviedo tower or calling FO M1M. EXTRA SPECIAL PORK LOINS HALF nr WHOLE 39 Lb. "SUPER • RIGHT** WESTERN HARD CORN FED u. 6 9 * FRESH HIADLISB LARGS G R EEN S H R IM P 69 Lb. ALLGOOD BRAND SUGAR CURED SLICED Breakfast Bacon ANN PAGE PURE MJLCKBERRY JE L L Y « r 1 A M ASP SMALL GREEN L IM A B EA N S Dancing Classes To Begin M arch 7 CABOT 2 0 S .9 9 - CHARCOAL Opening of ragtetrntiea far the third and final winter adult ballroom dancing alaaa was an­ nounced today by the Saaterd Recreation Department The class, snaring a 10-lesson aeries with Howard Milligan In­ structing. will moot Monday at • p. m. beginning Mareh T. A Junior class will hagte an -tha aama date at T p. a . U advance teenage registration warrants. Further tatenaatten nan W ob­ tained by telephoning ten reeeealion department afQce. . R e n '! y F r r s h mayonnaise 29 Lettuce 2 J & .2 9 Tomatoes » bh ' j V- , t ■ ■* 1 9 W IS H CRISP Carrots THUR&, FRL* SAT* FE& 36, 36, 27 Ib Ib R n g a la r ■ le ik «4 5Lb.Bagj9C Onions M a ra h a a ii 2 Bananas Lb. Bag | 0 ‘ 1 2 ^ 1 9 * F M H flm W N Apples Regular Prig* 11.71 Cabbage 2 ^ 2 9 • M l M UM > M .m FREE DRY M IL K With IONA CREAM STYLE KNtVBfl Of Thane Fhg*. ~ 77c 3 qt. S ite 25c Snow 5 qt. Size 31c Liquid 65c t q t .S is a 49c C heer “ “ xfc 12 qt. Sise 69c Soap ■ On. J h 2 Bars 39c g 'i On. M n Liven 31c CUe M ls u - A l Yerietten 2/39c Ann Page Trend 6 £ 69 Com SULTANA PORK *** Beans 52 & 2 7 DAILY FISH. U V IR OR REGULAR Dog Food 89 12 Pack •H Oe. 13c Starkist Pat Food A t i Lb. 2/45c ANN PAGE PURE 1 V t Lb. Jar 59 Strawberry Preserves > Nydrwn 2/19c Sunshine Bouquet 20% DISCOUNT On AU Sherwin • Williams Paints, Brashes, Rollers, Pans, and Related Items. Bn* Ban Be Oft V el Liquid ef the B u Frozen Tunu It On. 23c 1IK Oe. 2/27c Ad Bouquet • I t On. FOnmtea 32c A-J om I h On. 31c Bisquick 33c COOKING OIL Dexola * 43' II On. Betty Creahec While, YeUov, l w 4 gybe Blech WnlnaL Bevfe Feed er Marble 2/33c C A K E M IX ES M Ob 27c ■w it on. Northern -W o Sell and Service Frifidsire Appliances" W EB PARKING 2/37c Peter Pen 35c S u p(‘ r M n r ^ t s 41c Emm mi Northern UNTIL t P . 3/25c Eelbeck 51b*. 39c *“ % t ny i �i I SAVf beef■assures you more V-D "Branded" textra ______value trimmed _______! . _____good eating for our money, ounce for ounce, you'll find less bone and fat, more good meat! 'ou Have our positive guarantee that each cut we sell Has been inspected ond raded by meat experts from the United States Department of Agriculture, "hey have found the beef that we offer you has rich, red coloring, uniform narble texture, border of velvety fat and high proportion of tasty, lean meat, TENDER,-FLAVORFUL CM TIFI c a t i COUPON «N T IT U j n u m s t sto re Temptingly Tender SIRLOIN STEAK ROUND STEAK Round Bone SHOULDER ROAST 1. 7 " Cut Rib, Club or Full Cut GROUND BEEF W-D "Branded" PLATE STEW 3 The Famous Hormel eUANTlTY RIGHTS MStRVID PRICES GOOD T hun, FrU S et, m u , m , tr Y O U R C H O IC E l „ HOU S1 Controlled Quality Freshly Georgia Peach Copeland Smoked SLICED BACON PORK SAUSAGE [Maxwell A ( House £ H i 39* Copeland LINK SAUSAGE A LL 39* F R A N K S MEAT Copeland Hot or Mild Duncan Hines Frozen I ASTOR COFFEE Limit one of your choice with a $5.00 or more Food Order. Jessie Jewell Grade " A ‘* Quick Frozen •'Tldt.Ow' Morton Beef, Chicken, Turkey, Pan-Redi Frozen lam, Salisbury Steak 99* S H R IM P /Norton *1“ FROZEN RO LLS Superbrand O'Sage Halves Shipped Libby Delicious LARGE AVOCADOS U. S. No. 1 Y E L L O W ONIONS Yellow MARGARINE la A 44* f m Ta That* R a t * * l i » it WkM Th fankiM n or can stanoard ea micrnkn M Tap Vales Siaaps / W At Taer Nee**a WimI iir la Addiftea Te Thaee tegeleHp Itra ri Whtt Tn I wiMh Scottie W hite or Colored TAtrt O' •»* a lw Nn« i / JU y la AUttiaaTanaaa Rafale* / M f . leraaC Wket Tat f antaea la AttWii Tenets i t s * * ftlta tti Farm Saltdi A iik T .f f ia , 2 n „ 4 / w letatZ Whta Vee EwtAttt . ^ coueon veie Arret reeauAtv set*, W hite or Colored GeU Dirt Foet Mild, Pure Toilet Soap Condensed Sudi Plllsbury Bread Dishes Shine Cleaner i Powdered Bleach LAVA SOAP IVORY SOAP SWEETHEART 4 & 47* DASH te 39* & 79* STICKS CASCADE V„V 43* Spic & Span te 29‘te 89* SNOWY ■ft 49* Hardwater Soop Condensed Suds ■lu-White C learner. Shortening COMET JE W E L. 3 & 67* r io* ,dliM Pun IVORY SOAP IVORY SOAP 4 Z.27* 2 te. 33* K IR K 'S 2 tj$ 19* DASH Id 59 Z Af J*bn )A 3 3 S'per Pkg. Pkg. 2 Con, 29*> *• Detergent OXYDOL te 35* & 83* FLAKES 2 tet 19*. 2 cS. 33* �----- -TT—n * *Y: • T?. ir.' v JU-: :■{&-1»w S j VWl Blizzard Losing Punch O ver Midwestern States jl WASHINGTON (UPI) -InroWl•‘j a t e n have found the aaawar to ;oio myatery la the Julian A. Frank alriia* crash—there waa a dynamite expioalon la tto plana ‘which carried aU M aboard to their death*. •a n d by a dry-cell battery In vicinity of Thank's seat, urfaa also gate Frank, St, c*r> I more than a million dollars in sad accident laoursaoa, "at* Duifec UM tin FBI waa Investi­ gating tb* possibility of criminal action. Monronoy aald that charge* of complicity could ho brought agalaat anyone who helped Frank nako o bomb. n o CAB chief told the subcoinmlttoo ho was "not prepared to eftt o probable caaoa aa yet of the e m f c .B o t ho n M out our onfine or owpcUor malfunction. Ho aald too coooo could to de­ termined officially ot public hearfans beginning March 7 at WU* mtaften, n T c . Tto toarlaga, to anidr mould "fully develop" all aapoeto of tto eaao. CHATTANOOGA, A na. (U P I)Tho Chattanooga Petleo Depart­ ment mobilised at full strength today to meet a threat of racial vieteoee growing fr6m Negro high m entors planned ter their fall con­ vention la Miami at a recent meeting la Sanford. Association members, whs have learned to talk without vocal etoeds, met at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Hoary MaLsulln, HT W. V ersatile Singers In Sanford Concert group to giro a progrcaa report aa the CAB'* Inmilgctlon of the dlsalter. The FBI olio played a prom­ inent role in the inquiry. Durfee aald a "painat*king" reconatructlon of the plane in a hangar at Wilmington ahowed there waa no atructural failure of the craft prior to the time the fourengine craft atruck the ground. He aald an nutopey of Frank** body ahowed’ fragment* of "steel wire, cloth fiber*, and black de* poalta which were later determined to to mangancae dioxide, a tubatance found in dry-cell battcrica." "From the analyal* of aircraft part*,"........................ Durfee aald, ’it waa deter* school student*’ pretest* ggaiaat segregation at dim# store lunch counters. Police Commissioner M. P . Dun­ lap canceled leaves and vacations for Ms fore* after a "pushing and shoving, battle between whites and Negroes jammed two downtown city blocks for half an hour Tues­ day. Two persons were Injured and 11 whites and om Negro arrested on disorderly conduct chargoa. At Winston-Salem, N. C.: 12 Ne­ gro eotlegn student* and 10 white "sympathisers’* who helped them stage a lunch counter sltdowa demonstration at an«F. W. Woolworth atom ware arretted Tues­ day. Thret Negroes wore arrested at • stare fat Charlotte, N. C„ and Negrete demonstrated against lunch counter segregation at Rock H1U, B. C., and Petersburg and Meter Vandals' Parents Facing Cost Ot Damages The City Commieaion la moving to aeek reparation* fro* tho par* enta of aix Negro boya charged with dealruction of parklag meters. Tto eommlaaioa Monday night Instructed City Mgr. W. K. Knowles to determine if the par. enta have property which could be used to reimburse the city for the losa Involved. Juvenile Judge Wilson Alexander said in a letter to the commission that the parents of three brothers Involved in the 9031.00 destruction and theft of ehange probably will Plea Sounded For Zoning Lows - GAINESVILLE (UPI) FV burglarised. E A L Hood Urges 'M atter Airports1 WIST _______________CB PALM BEACH(UPI) — - C ept Eddie 'Rietoabaekar, chair­ man of tto board af Baatarn Air Unas, aald Tuesday tea Jet age call* for "master qlrporte," each serving several commnalUeo. Rickeatocktr told 90S Palm Boach County Boterlaae master airports will to needed because "air more" will to limited. m 1 la aa Amaftean-lanaatod abject and net any Soviet spying device after all. Faulty readings af delicate ra­ dar Upas ware Mamed today lor previous wuplrhwe teat tee voiceteas satellite waa af Russia* art* gin, possibly a "eeeteg aye" to spy oo this country. Hie Defaeao Department said Ttooday tto abject, first reported twa weeks ago, "moat probably" Is tto ejection oapanlo teem Amir- By United Free* Interwattenal A near bUnard which laibed the plain* atatei loat It* punch over tto Midwest today. At the aame time, another big atorm waa draw­ ing n bead on the Southland. What waa left of the lfidwcat atorm waa expected to apraad up to four iaehta of aaow over north­ ern llliaote and aouthern Michigan by nightfall. A mixture of rain and alaet waa foreeaat in the Ohio Valloy. TTj# atorm moved iato the Great Lakes area TUeeday night after bowling through Kansae, Mieaouri, Iowa and Nebraeka. Wind* up to SO mile* an hour Largest error la tto radar read­ ings was tto initial Fab. 14 state­ ment that tto mystery object area stout IS feet long, it actaiOy la only three-bytwo fact, tto sis* of tto Discoverer capsule. Defease officials said a few faulty readings could to re eauaod tee error. Tto object ot first waa thought to to a rocket cylinder tumbling through spare, they said, and whan tto ala* now believed correct w u shown, it w u thought tto cylinder waa pointed toward tto earth. Hospital Notes Mildred Bishop, Orange City; Le­ roy Bart Bragg, Sanford; Joseph Jeoea, Sanford; George Koto, Sanford; Arthur Powers, DeBary; Edward Wllllama, Sanford; Ruth Paterson, Sanford; Jo Ana Martin, Sanford; Lottie Broadway, San­ ford; Frances Wllllama, Sanford; Rev. Jama* Thompson, Lake Mary; Darrell Johnson, Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reidnar, FIREMEN ATTEMPT to push through the debris of n Sanford, a daughter; Mr. end crumbling building in hopes of rescuing comrades who Mrs. Harrf A. Lackey, Sanford, are trapped in n still smoldnrtag structure here Ib St. a son; Mr, and Mra. Gardner Louis. One fireman was killed, • ware Injured and two Wllllama, Sanford, a daughter were missing when this picture was taken. (UPI Photo) Dismissals Joseph Llvsey, Carbondale, Pa.; Mrs. Sebert Brown and baby, Sanford; Ezekial Seymore, Lake Mooroe; Walter Brooks, Sanford; Mra. Jack York and baby, San­ ford; Mrs. Wendell Drummond and baby, Sanford: Mrs. Delton Helms and baby, Loogwood; Lorece Peterson, Sanford; Helen Ludwig, Sanford; Grace Nelson, SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) - tion'e security and his desire to Orlando; Alton Burke, Sanford; Lulu Richardson, Altamonte Thomas G. Laophi er Jr. Tuesday taka bis warning! to tha American Springs; Russell Hurst, DcLand; night gave up hla S3O,00O-a-year peopls aa n private individual. Henry Reed, Sanford. **I rennet comfortably remain Job with. Coovnir division t i Gen­ eral Dynamics to erased* ter n employed la a defense industry," speed ap la U. S. missile defeases. to said. "This does not necessar­ Lanphler, 44, is World War II ily mesa tee discomfort la en­ gendered by tto organisation for pilot hero and vice president of which I work." Gonvair which manufactures Atlas J . V. Nnlah, president af Conannounced Laapkiar’s ballistic missiles, only three weeks vair, ape aald he believed President reeigmatisa was for "pen anal rea­ sons." Eisenhower ’1* taking n dan­ "Elsenhower speaks of Polaris, gerous, dangerous gamble 'with tto Minutemaa and Titan missiles national security.” He reiterated as 'almost in being.' Tto enemy knows totter," said Laaphter. tela belief today. H* said his resignation was me* "T to father Image is a* defense •galait Khrushchev. Ovftod by hi* concern ter tto an"Tho president Is wrong when ho aays to knows mere about modern weaponry than anyone whipped the snow Into road-block* lag drifts, closed almost M seboolaL sad stopped air travel In Kansas. ** At least 40 schools were closed In and around Concordia In north* central Kansas. All county roads and highways in that region were dogged and many were blocked by snowdrifts savers! feet deep. Snow depths mounted to IS inches at Concordia, 10 inches at Kansas City, Mo.. IS at S alln a,^ Kan., and 13 at Omaha, Neb. • A bitter cold wave followed tho storm, dropping temperatures to below fero in some sections. The mercury plunged to a minus 10 degrees at Imperial, Neb., James* town, N. D., and North Platte, Neb. It was sero at Hill City, Kan. Meanwhile,'* low pressure area developing lo New Mexico could mean another snow storm for the South, the Weather Bureau said. Strong winds spread snow o v a r “ much of tho northern half of Ntw Mexico today. Tho weather bureau said the storm would probably pick up stu m as it moved eastward. “It will gather moisture from the Gulf when It moves across Texas," the weatherman s a i d . "Soma heavy snow is possible In the south* ern states—through portions of Ar­ kansas, Mississippi, Alabama and Tenaeisea. Detective Named Miami Law C hief MIAMI (UPI) - Acting City Mgr. Meyer Stoller Tuesday named Floyd Aibury, 31, Metro detective captain, to bead Miami’s fire and police department!. Aibury will assume his new du* ties March S. His appointment followed a bat* tie between Mayor Robert King High and Police Chief Walter Headley over handling of arrests la tto alleged bolita lottery racket in Miami. PERSON Business Holding To Upward Trend WASHINGTON (UPI) — Busi­ ness .across the country improved again last month as metal pro­ ducers and users continued to re­ cover from strike-caused steel shortages. The Commerce Department Tuee-day said stepped-up production trimmed on expected aeaaonal cutSock la Jobs, and personal income roe* to a record annual rate af I M button. Consumer buying, re­ flecting tto income rise, also wont 1v f i p* - * - * of tto Air Force* Aaaa., nerved team December IMP t* May ISIS as special assistant to Air Force Secretary Thomas K. Fialetter and (ten served aa Ben. Stuart Symington's special leriftant whan tto Missouri Democrat waa chairman of tto MatMnal Security Firemen To Drill Tto. DeBary Volunteer Fire De­ partment will hold Us monthly drill at the DeBary M a u Thurs­ day at 7 p. m. Tto atom will sound at Site p. m. I* summon an aetiva members. Coda Conscious The LeFevres BATUMI* I K SENSATIONAL EVA MAE Palace Park. * Tto candle praseats lion to tea widow of tha late Lord BadenPowell, founder of the Boy nod OM Scout Guide movement. Mate Hmlfitl tfcm naob'e Akaeowonon ^ TRuraday, t o . SEM INOLE - i:00 HIGH f. M. SCHOOL AUD ITO RIUM W OO BfowtoM ibbt . banfobd Adult* 91.00 by Howdnolo Hi U t i l Chib W M AND 11(44 Children 50c ADVANCE TICKETS OSS BALI BT LATIN CLUB MKMBEBS AND AT vA‘ V . , O O f l A W n AT X V ■ ■ ■rr a ; m •/t ' , f ONLY [7/\ M ! I Y] "v • V‘ -*r i �Miss Varnum To W ed F. B. Rogers Friday Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Cox, 1305 Forest Dr., Sanford, announce the engagement and approaching 0 marriage of their niece. Miss 'Elisbeth Cox Varnum to Francis Brittingham Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Rogers Sr., 615 Talm Dr., Winter Garden. Miss Varnum was bom in Des Moines, Iowa, and attended schools Story League Names q National Delegate A t Program Meeting Member* of the Sanford Story league met at' the home of 3lrs. Pear! Hansell, 119 E. 5th St. Mon­ day night with Mrs. C. R. Jones ^ and Mr*. S. J. Nix as co-hostesses. During Ihe business meeting Mrs. W. L. Roche and Jtrs. Jones were . elected delegate and alternate, to V attend the national convention at Akron. Ohio, in June. A discussion was held on the technique of good story telling. Mrs. R. D. Braden volunteered to tell a short demonstration story to be used during the study period at the next meeting. Mrs. C. C. Welsh, program chairman, and Mrs. Roche present­ ed the program on "Youths Of A. Palestine." Mf*. Welsh told the 4) story of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego and also a parable "A Call In The Dark," by Futton Ouster. The latter was used a* a demonstration of tho power of prayer. 31rs. Roche told the etory of "David Tha Shephard Boy," who berame king of Israel. Refreshment* were served to those present: Mrs. Roche, Mrs. Welsh, 3!rs. Rraden, Mr*. R. C. E* Long, Mrs. R. S. Moult, 3lr». Clarence Snyder, Mr*. E. C. Wil­ liams, Mrs. F. B. Crosby, Mrs. K. D. Nykkantn and tho hostesses, Mrs. Jonea, Mra. Nix and Mrs. Hanseli. (psiAADnalA Frianda of Martin gtintclpbar will b« glad u U*m be la able to return to hia work at Chase and Co. after a 12 day bout with tb* virus in Florida Sanitarium and Hospital in Orlando. IH* wife and daughter, Grace Maria, also entered the hospital last.weak with tha aame virus and era still patients there. At, one time all three wara occupying room* in tha hospital at tho aame' tflae. Mias Stinaclphar it n teach*r In tha Lake Silver School la Orlando. In Chicago and Barrington, III., Marion and Mundc. lnd. and Sanford. She graduated from Sem­ inole High School with the 1956 class and has made her home with her aunt and uncle for the past several years. She attended Stetson University one year and the University of Florida in Gainesville two years, majoring in art. While thrre she was a member of Alpha Omicron PI Sorority, served as layout edi­ tor for the school annual, treasurer of her pledge class, librarian of the women's glee club and a member of the girl's trio who sang at sorority functions. She is presently employed by the Mapes Tile Co. of Sanford. She was notified this week ilia I she won the title of "The Steve Allen Matlco Maid of the Month." She will receive a selection of Prince Matchabclli perfume .and is eligible for the grand title of Matlco Maid of the year. She was chosen on the basis of her artis­ tic abilities, Including art, sports and music as well as beauty. The groom-elect was born in Macon, Ga. but lias spent most of hia life in Winter Garden, lie is a graduate of Lakeview High School and attended the Univer­ sity of Florida. He also served a a six month term with the Armor Division of the National 'Guard, lie has resumrd his studies at U. F. to complete Ills last year in Chemical Engineering Manage­ ment. The couple will be married Fri­ day at g p. m. at the Holy Cross Episcopal Church in Sanford. Council President Shares Recipe Mrs. George Otto, president of the County Council of Home Dem­ onstration Clubs, gave the mem­ bers a tempting dessert recipe this month. It Is also easy to pre­ pare and railed: LEMON FLUFF 1— MIS ot. can evaporated milk 1 package lemon Jcllo t— *« cups hot water I cup sugar 21k cups vanilla wafer crumbs METHOD: Chill the milk until icy cold. Dissolve Jcllo in the hot water, and chill until partially set. Whip until light and fluffy. Add lemon Juice and augar. Whip the chilled milk until light and fluffy. Fold Into Jello mixture. Crunch vanilla wafera and line bottom of a • x IS inch pan with the trumba. saving enough to eprinkle on top. Chttl until firm."Cut la tquarea and center each wiih a Maraschino cherry. Serves 12. Propagating Plants COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AGENT ' Cecil A. Tocher, Jl H you'd like more plants of a certain favorite specimen in your yard, tha chances are you can root a softwood cutting from it. Most of our ornamental plaata can be propagated in this way. The best season of the year is late spring nr early summer, when the wood starts to mature. Thin is usually 4 to 6 weeks after the spring flush of growth. Actually, a very young twig will have the largest number of places where roots will grow, called root peimordia. But it will lack stored food. A fully mature Iwlg will have the leaet number of root primordia and a maximum of stored food. Thte means that half-matured wood la usually beat for cutting*. On plants such as auieas and camellias, k is easy to (elect the Wood as it begins is turn brown when it matures. But on other plants that keep uniformly colored stems, tt fa n little more difficult te (elect JJm wood. Dr. Tam Sheehan af the orna­ mental horticulture department af the Florida Agricultural Expertmeat Station says cuttings should ha at least four te six inches Jang and should h art three to four sets of leave*. Eemove tha lower leaf or pair of loaves oe tha cutting ran be inserted one te ooe-andnoe half inches into tha rooting medium. The morn leaves oa tha cutting Ihe better—there le a good reason for this. Each leaf is a CAMERAS Photography Supplies 1 • Day Pavelcplag Service WIEBOLDT CAMERA SHOP l i t g. Park Baafard. Fla. CUSTOM Mfl'tO’Mlf manufactures food "factory that . for the plant; ao the more leaves, the more food. And the more food manufactured, the quicker the plant will root. Take good cere of the cutting from the time It is severed from the parent plant until it U "stuck" in the medium. The cutting must be kept from wilting as much as possible, since excessive water Joss is diffieult to replace. Take cuttinge In the early murning when the planta -are full of water. Use a eharp knife to insure a nice Of Auxiliary And World War I Vets The T.stiir* Auxiliary to Veteran* of World War I will hold Inalallalior of officer* reremonlea, Friday at * p. m. In the Ameri­ can Legion hall, 3306 Orlando lfwy. The veteran* will al*o hold Ihelr Initallation at the tame meeting. Past district president. I.ilah Kel­ ley. will officiate at the auxiliary initallation. New officer* to he installed are Laura B. Ludecke, president: Letha Fowler, senior vice president; Carolina Pirrro. junior vice presi­ dent: Felice Swanson, conduc­ tress: Bra New-some, chaplain: Lacey llielm, guard; Winifred Stiles, treasurer; Myrtle Burger, patriotic instructor: llatrl Field. Nannyc Duffey, Dita Brown and Eva William*, color hearer* and Sarah Phillips and Minnie B. Apply floor wax that must be polished m a thin, avaa coat. Buff thoroughly by hand with e bristle brush or by an electric floor polisbor. Too much wax and too lu­ ll# buffing can make a floor flipP*ry. Past matrons and past patrons were honored at a meeting of Seminole chapter No. 2. Order of Eastern Star, at the Slasonic Temple last week. Acting conductress, Linnie Stoye. and asiociale conductress, Essie Cole, introduced each past ma­ tron and patron and escorted them lo the east, causing Ihem lo face the members in such a way that their faces were framed in Valentine hearts of red and while paper rise* mounted on standards in front of the dais. Aa each was introduced the worthy matron. Sirs. Marjorie Shepard and worthy patron, Elmcr J. Still, presented gifts toppdd with Valentines. Seminole past matrons and patrons introduced Included Sirs. Henrietta Raines, J. B. Jones, Mrs. Leona SlrLaln, Harvey L. Dunn. Sirs. Eunice Turner, R. W. Turner, Robert Church Calendar WEDNESDAY Girl Scout Troop 233 meets at the First Presbyterian Church at 3:15 p. m, Tne Mid week Bible Hour mecta at 7:30 p. m. Pinecrest Baptist Church SS. Officer* and Teachers supper is at 6:30 p. m. The R.A. meeting is at 7 p. m. Wednesday Prayer meeting is nl g p. m. The executive Commillee meeting is at 8:43 p. m. First Baptist Prayer meeting is at 7:30 p. m. The Sunday School Cabinet meeting is at 1:15 p. m. , THURSDAY I’incnest Baptist Church Visit*, lion at 10:30 a.m., 2 and 7 p.m. Truster* meet at 6 p.m. Cub Park Jf4D, Gulden Annivers­ ary dinner honoring their parents. 7 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church. The March Fellowship Kuppar will be rombintd with the annual Brotherhood Dinner, A:30 p.m. at tha First Chiistian Church, If milk delivered in clear glass bottles cen't be refrigerated promptly, set up an insulated box for It. Milk exposed to sunlight will lose vilamins and develop an off-flavor in aa lltli* as 30 minutes. Mousf o r MAtnr, iig e ji" „ SPECIAL Feb. 25 . Mar. 10 AR Regular 117.5# laeladiag Far Tinted A Bleached Hair Williams. Mrs. Mae Sheppard, Sirs. Virginia Anderson, Mrs. Ma­ mie Griffin. .Mrs. Rada Mae Crenshaw, Mrs. Lucy Courier, Mrs. Elfic Hewson, Mrs. Elisa­ beth Huff, Mrs. Llnnie Sloye and Sir*. Marray Jarvis. Those from oilier Jurisdictions were .Mrs. Gertrude Atbow. form­ erly of Tacoma, Wash., and Sir. and Mrs. Ennis Thomas of Bir­ mingham, Ala. After all of the honored guests were seated, Ihe worthy matron read a poem in their honor. The star point of­ ficers formed a circle in the west and Eloise Pfrifauf, soloist, sang "Sweetheart Of All Sly Dreams." At each officer's station was found a heart-shaped box of chocolates, a gift from tha worthy matron. Valentine* with candy suckers attached were given to everyone present. Sirs. Murray Jarvi* announced that one of the membar* waa seriously ill and at her suggest­ ion il was voted to place ihis member on tbr emeritus list. Str*. Shepard announced that Sirs. Iva G. Almond, grand insim itar of district 2(, will meet with the olflcers Feb. 24 at 7:20 p. m. for a practice meeting. Mrs. Llnnie Stoye and Harvey I.. Dunn will be initiated inio the past matron and past patron’s club al a dinner meeting schedul­ ed for Feb. 29. Sirs. Ilillie Schnabel, who fills the station of Adah, and Mrs, Augusta Bllbrey, secretary, who were abienl on inptallalion night dup to illness, were installed dur­ ing ihe evening. Sirs. Virginia Anderson setrd as Installing offic­ er, Mrs., Leona .McLain was inMailing marshall and Sirs. Mur ray Jarvis, past grand eierla, gave the obligation. Refreshments were served by hostesses. Sirs.- Ruth llawthurnr, Sir. and Sirs. Athow, Sirs. Thomas, Sirs. Huff and Sirs. Nel­ lie Futrrll. T h t Fabric Shop F ran ces. Pheae PA l-m r Tua*. . Thun. . PH. • Evening Appointment* Available! shrimp, onion puffs and eerier. , and a wide assortment of fancifulshaped canapes. A tray of cheeses with fresh fruit made an "almost too pretty to eat" picture aa the buffet. Among those present were Bse Paulucri's house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Mtehael Camevali of Miami. NOT FAR AWAY at Elisabeth C t, Cdr. and Mrs. Hal Lang en­ tertained with an informal din­ ner party— Among their guests were Ann (Mrs. R. A.) Mergl who left Sanford Tuesday and Cdr, and Mrs. Frank Ault of Jackson­ ville, weekend guests of tho Langs. MR. AND MRS. JOHN SHEP­ ARD celebrated hia birthday Sat­ urday night with dinner at tho Skyline Restaurant in Orlando— dining with them were Mr. and Mr*. Edmond Weber and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weible. A COMMITTER FROM THE WOMAN'S CLUB will meet in the morning at the home of Shirley (Mrs. C. R.) Schilke on W. Cole­ man Circle . . their purpose will be to formulate plane for the club's main project of the year, whieh will be a dinner and fashion show • • this event is schedul­ ed March 31 at tha Civie Center. On the committee art Mrs. A. W. Woodall, Mrs. George Well*. Mrs. Harry Echelberger, Mra. C. ARRIVING TOMORROW for a L. Redding. 31rs. George Stine, week's visit will be Mr. Talley's Mrs. Howard Montelth, Mrs. John parents. Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Tal­ While, Mrs. Clyde Ramsey and Mrs. J. P. Wilson. ley -of Syracuse, N. Y. roralrd rake and gifts from all— Ihe "surprises" were arranged on a tea cart and wheeled into Ihe living room where every­ one joined in singing "Happy Birthday" In her. After the chorus of greetings, the cake was eut Vitamin C Needed In Good Daily Diet AROUND M GUESTS were royally entertained Saturday night at the home of Lois and Jeno Paulucci. Invitations said cock­ tails from seven to nine—but hos­ pitality extended to a much later hour! Lovely spring flowers la gay bouquets were placed throughout tha party rooms and alio were uaed to form an aa outstanding arrangement on the dining room table. A caterer from Daytona Beach provided the elaborate ar­ ray of hors d' oeuvres that includ­ ed stuffed mushrooms, stuffed tomatoes; vegetables of the cab bage family like broccoli, brussel sprouts and cabbage; and in greens such as spinach, mustard, and turnip greens, says farm and home development specialist. Of Ihe lallrr fruils and vegeta­ bles, more than one average serv­ ing is needed to provida enough Vitamin C for a day. The reason this vitamin is so important in everyday menus should prompt mral planners to pay more atlention to thier work. Vitamin C is not stored in the body, and therefore it should be supplied on a regular day-lo-day basil. THE YOUNG GROUP of San­ ford dancers with the Orlando Civic Ballet Co. were disappoint­ ed when the February perform­ ance was cancelled here— but Mrs. Frank Kuhn toils me that they may make an appearance sometime In klarrh. WWI imep you posted on the data. ATTENDLNO MARDf SEAS festivities la Now Orleans wig bo Mrs. Blanche Kuhn and Man. Georgia Frasier—they leave Fri­ day and will spend a wreak sight­ seeing in that historic eM city— they also wtR toko a eteemar cruise up the Mississippi River. But tho highlight a | Emir vt*H will bo attending tho re-enactment of tho Ooronatien B e l at Em Rooaovok Hotel. Hoflealeg Tip If you launder leather nr kid glovrs which are marked "wash­ able," add a water conditioner lo Ihe rinse water lo keep Ihe gloves soft. A tablespoon of glyce­ rine will do the trick. ENTIRE STOCK - ALL FROM HIGHER PRICE RANGE - WOMEN'S - MISSES TYPEWRITERS SUITS The Old Reliable l.iae Of Smith • Corona portable Typewriter* Electric and Manual *10 • BELLING BTARTB THURSDAY 9 A. M. DON'T MISS THIS BUY 100% ORLON TWO PIECE DRESS Electric 1’nrlable Regular Price 1164.50 Our Special Price 1149.50 Beautiful New Galaxle Regular Price S141.5U Our Special Price 9119.50 Clipper, Gray only Regular Prica 999.50 Our Special Prica 985.30 Skyriler, amall Regular Prica 974.50 Our Special Price 992-00 Alao the Light Weight Elect ra. 12" Electric ......._... 917940 SUITS • ALL ONR IX>W • LOW PRICE BIG RACK FABRIC AND LEATHER UKR Oarden-froah florals, pro­ vincials, abstract*, juve­ nile*, novel ties galore I All HAYNES Office Machine Co. 616 Magnolia Ave. PA 6 Baafard, Florida *10 • IN WHITE AND PASTEL COLORS (aR prices plus taxes) Permanent c | A Waves f |U « 2646 H IA W A TH A DRIVE Call: PhlUip, Boh, Margie or and served with eoffee. Another reason for meeting was to make final plans for the annual Shrove Tuesday Silver Tea which will be March 1 at the Chase home. Mrs. Chase also will be chairman or the eveot, with Lu­ cille (Mrs. W. E.) Kirchhoff as co-c h a I r m a n—and party plans sound delightful. The Iheme this year will he "The March Hare Tea Party" with Alice In Wonderland story book charac­ ters coming alive for the afternoon. Mary Lou (Mrs. Tom) McDonald will he the enchanted Alice— Father John Thomas, the Mad Haller— Lucille Kirchhoff, the Quern of Hearts and young Crissy Shedden will he the rabbit. Those present Monday morning were the Mmes. McDonald, Haw­ kins Connelly. Donald Jones, Rich­ ard Dear, John Galloway, Jack Horner r> Tyler Drdman. Robert Shedde", Hugh O'Hara.* A. B. Peterson Jr. and II. G. 1 ingle. A BRIDGE CLUB, that often takra off to the beach for a bit of fishing when not in the mood for cards, had a congenial evening together Saturday night at the home of Priscilla and Bud Talley. After a pot-luck supper, bridge was played, with Dollie (Mrs. Bob) Kama having high score. Othera were Bob Earns, Zona and Art Beckwith and Susan and Bill White. OES Honors Officers At Chapter Meeting MADE iiMPlS By JEANNE WARNKE Phone FA 2-7436 PEG (Mr*. S. O.i CHASE had an unexpected ptrasure Monday morning. While she greeted a committee of Episcopal churchwomen at the door of her spacious home In Belair Grove, a few mem­ ber* of the group slipped through the kitchrn entrance with a de- MISS ELIZABETH COX VARNUM Use Light l.smpshadee While or light lining is the rule for a lampshade unless it's purely for deroralion. Dark linings absorb light that should fall on reading material. the cuttings have I or more root* it to t inch long, remove them from the rooting medium and plant them out or pot tham. Publications containing more de­ tailed information on plant propa­ gation are available for the asking at your Coua ytgrA cm! cm cmf at your County Agricultural agent’s office. W«d. Feb. 24, 1960—Pape B Joint Installation percale quality. COATS *10 • COATS TO WEAR MOW AND INTO SPRING. �I | 7^v l ., i L. 1 /! It! \■iflpi ..fw \ V,I ''c■-.!•>»■-B ■ ' l • ■* •7 . | ; - i - r - ; . ” v - **■• ' * '~r ' -r~ • ■ • • *7 ". ,. • - - 1. ■ ■ DON'T BE LATE! COME IN TODAY FOR YOUR FREE BRAND NEW ■ *• y.'dtx RED CROSS QUALITY PTC. K. & NORMAN, son df Charlas N. Norman of Longirood, la a mambar of tha Third Battalion, 6th MarfaM Batimant a t Camp Lajatma, N. C. AMERICAN BEAUTY RICH IN TOMATO SAUCE PORK * BEANS POTATOES KOBYS SHOESTRING GOOD N' RICH (WHITE, YELLOW, DEVIL’S FOOD) Mix 'Em or Match 'Em. HOLLYWOOD (UPU-Aetor-pra. Oaaar Joha Ways# aad Aeadsmy Award wlaaor David Hlvaa today ograad to tack tha Across Aetara Solid (SAC) la its thraataaod •trika agalaat tha matloi ftetara iaduatry March T. Yha SAG aaaouacad Tnsaday tu 14j 5 msmbart. todadiag maay M l aaaa atara aa wall aa thoum * T m pUytri, wwld Ut up tha tadaatry GTm Md to dura to aha BNflta m atadlaa art tspactad to JTfram tha. ado •f.sa ^ lM i JIFFY FAMOUS SldBPAIK AVL PUL ROSEDALE TENDER SWEET SUGAR •i iil '.la aaafioat to a m t I ■r hTtwi^tti 3£ ■geags».»«» - hath major itttotoi aad iadafaad-l A R O M A Jj > iti. ft Ha doff Chaadkr. Tmr Cartla hla wife Jaaat Leigh, Glaaa I, Dabbta hay soldi aad Shirloy Loine, ,0 Praiidaat Ronald Roagaa all actors ora member* oi tha I and that moot appear ia fSv< I tha atrika. Ha ilaoM d than Id bo m ptokattog by tka SAO. larlaa S. Btorao, exccutlva vlca Idoat of tha Motion Pic turn litctn AnocliUoOa n i l tin a “UnjotrUtd tbouiiidi i £ tohi a todiuiry a i waU aa tha toitlaa of tha iaduatry." i said ha was hapaful tha ta­ il at aaaoUaUana Thuraday d bring tha partita ctoaar to- ROSEDALE W H a E KERNEL LUNCHEON MEAT HORMEL'S * CORN 2 29* 12 OZ CANS ROSEDALE bia, Diaaoy, MottwOaidwya- b&sjKsra GARDEN GREEN (WITH* DISPENSER) LI H A S BABO CLEANSER 4K V lU ff CANS USE JEWEL IN ALL YOUR COOKING! ■ARAMTA, Via. Limit—1 With $5.00 Food Order i ARMOURS STAR PURE LA R D 3 Fyne-Tex (Whit* or Blue Powder) LIMIT— '.j » i P s>*. t iff j J. .. . . I / wW*!, ■«-a.Ti3ypl mm§0m m iM w . With vs lTHVSW FOOD ORDER Limit—1 WithSSJOO Food Order �>b. 24, ,1930—Pag* 7 THOUSANDS OF FREE GIFTS TO CHOOSE FROM IN YOUR NEW MERCHANTS GREEN . . . Blue Ribbon Boneleu Crost Rib Beef Prices Geed Through get. Feb. 37 R O A S T MAf-y E. H. RECE, dean of matt nt Emory College will be the main speaker nt n birthday dinner of tha school to be held March 4 in Orlando nt Morrlson’i Cafeteria. The school In now observing ita 123rd ear. The dinner will be eld for alumni of the Or* inndo area. 9 S Rib 0 Full Cut Round £ Boneleta Minute Crail Continues Acid Summation In Finch Trial o S T E A K BLUE RIBBON “TENDER-TRIM" BEEF. CUT FROM ONLY THE FINEST CRAIN-FED BEEF. GIVES YOU MORE TEMPTING TENDERNESS, MORE |UICY-RICH GOODNESS. EXCESS BONE AND FAT TRIMMED OFF BEFORE W E IG H IN G AND P R I C I N G . 'TEN D ER-TRIM " BLUE RIBBON BEEF SAVES YOU MONEY! QUANTITY Blue Ribbon Sirloin or T-Bone RIGHTS USOV* Tuee, Wed. Open Till Tburs, F rl, Sat. Open Till STEAK 89 , ^ S l l l c a U S A G t «uo * rrw i/ , uic*.jCOD FILLETSu 3 BLUE RIBBON FINEST QUALITY PLATE STEW BEEF * 29' SHORT RIBS OF BEEF 39' QUALITY CONTROLLED FRESHLY GROUND BEEF 2 us 97* W B is a S !H r 7 t a b l T r e a d y C O LO R ED BOAST FLAVORFUL, TENDER, SOLD WITH A MONEY BACK CUARANTEE. PRETRIMMED OF EXCESS FAT & BONE HICKORY RANCH FANCY SLICED RINDLESS SWIFT'S PREMIUM CHOICE Breakfast BACON 3 NOW GOING ON! BREADED SHRIMP : THE FINEST QUALITY . . . A LL A T SETZKTSFOOD FAIR LOW, LOW PRICES! SW IFTS PREMIUM $ 2 CHOPS u. 79, POTATOES SR s a » , r e r 19c 10c 2 «« 29c R O L L S County. Tfcia picture edition will hare •action* covering ie mlnele Ceuety'a homei, eporte, entertainment, agriculture, iaduttry, Nary **» LADY FAIR SLICED ENRICHED WHITE BREAD North and eut af Semlnela County this Informatlva edition completely covering Sanford and Semlnela P E C A N ROLLS 2 *± 2 ' 39c tivitlei. water •porta, flaking, the beautiful city of Sanford, tourist actlvitiea, School*, Ckurthoa, e«L Fmr{< C turn — featuring the many eluke ALL PURPOSE EATING OR COOKING Call s-sau your orders. Sde each or e real big fa apodal S for 1.00. Tbia priot in I Shoulder eludta aulling U any ploee in the Halted States. Ploee year | |CuOpS and organisation! You cant afford te be without* copy ef tha big 1M* StafOrd Herald mellewey ediUea. I £ j" " b u « m LADY FAIR * LOIN LAMB • POUND CAKE FROST MAID FRENCH FRIED ROAST 99, sand your frltnda and faatlUea up 2 SWIFTS PREMIUM SHOULDER u. go to proaa In Monk. Flan new te PKG OF 12 STRAWBERRIES Best Yet! The Sanford Herald’e annual BROWN 'N SERVE SOUTHLAND FROZEN WHOLE OKRA, BLACKEYE PEAS b CHOPS 83c FINE-S-PAK FROZEN SLICED SLICED SQUASH M iox I960 Mailtway procreative mellewey edition will LADY FAIR KING SIZE ROUND SILVER FAMILY PAK TIDBIT FROZEN ASSURES YOU OF CELLOS & ?/& /< / £pec*?/s FROZEN FOODS SW IFTS PREMIUM ONI LOS ANGELES (UPl>-Pr*»#tutor Clifford Crall it the m i ­ ter of aarcaim. Tuesday bo took tha defenae etory at tbo FinchTregolf murder trial aad tu ned it on the aurgeoa and kla mlstreia. The district attorney, making the first doling argument la the rate against Or. It. Barnard Flneti, 4*, and Carole ITtaaff, 23, made his points by asking questions — and letting the Jury answer for themielvei. Crall reiumei hla add summa­ tion today, poalng more queittsM like these: * If Carole and her l o r n hired a Lai Vega ■ racketeer simply to get divorce evidence against Bar­ bara Jean Finch, why did they buy him a plane ticket to Phoe­ nix, Aril., Instead of Lea An­ geles? Why did Plaeh run back late hit garage after “ accidentally" shooting hit wife last July IB? To kill Marie Anne Lldholm, their •wedlth maid and only eyewltM il? Why didn't he call an ambu­ lance after fracturing hla wife's akull to end her attempts to shoot him? As a doctor didn’t ha know better than to try to put Bar into a car? If hla wife ran out Into the night with a gun, why did she continue to scream? And why did Finch follow her? Crall pinpointed 11 major con­ flicts la tha atory told by Finch on the wltMia stand aad that of Mias Lldholm. He said In meet respects Finch had tried to "eut the pattern to the doth" of the maid’s story because there was little queitlon wham tha Jury would believe. The prosecutor wound up the day with one final barbed ques­ tion about hiring coevtet Jehu Patrick Cody. "They go to Las Vegas and pay a man mere than 91.401. They don’t get a receipt. They pay in cash to do a Job. What was that Job?" today, a* than will k e e n ly “ limited number of DELIVERED FRESH DAILY! •dj tfEfyTA;’ t ’J B f £ �. . jrt ■ 9* • 1 , - , V J •- ' • ‘ t .• f: • \ , ut r .,1 iiford High Seminoles 'R om p ' O ve r DeLand Q u in t, 7 5 -6 3 fovitujtDnjmS Covers Sports By JERRY COVINGTON How did you like the looks of . tba Htrald Monday afternoon? Throughout winner of the Sanford Recreation tha aeason tha action sports shot# In tha Dcpt-'a Biddy Basketball League paper hava bean very fine but during the with an 9-2 season record. tournament our friend Bob Stubbinga out­ In their final game, last Satur­ did himself. Only last year Bob waa a day. they defeated Stcmper student at SHS and ha already haa be. nvumiMst » v o s to Agency, 24-29. RoumUIat's loot Seminole Sporting Goods and tlad coma one of the beat sports photographers for second place srith Stumper in the business. K ffaM up their lTtk win of th. •"mum tare Tneadaj algM by < i M u tin g the D iL u i Bull* *!ta«i W • KWW •# TMI. OoMk M Layer cleaned hie -beach In Um contest and the re* (enrea aaw • great deal of the -IfctVon. Although the local* didn't ahow the tip that ibejr did in the OBC tourney last week, their auperlor abootlng gave them the eaiy victory. High scoring Jim Grapey ripid the cords for 17 points to lead to Semiaoles la the victory. Ibis m Agency. Sanford Electlc finished Jn fourth place with a 49-22 win over Higginbotham. The All-sur Team will be la Tallahassee this weekend playing for the State Biddy League title. A city tournament will close out the seasoo March 4 and S. Final standings for the 1MM0 season art': Team WL Robson Sporting Goodt g 2 RoumUIat's • 4 Stcmper Agency « 4 Sanford Eleclrie 4 • Higginbotham's Standard OU2 7 Seminole Sporting Goods S 7 -is well on the way to breaking too magie 400 mark, which very low high school players have tea chad. This gives him exactly a M point average par game. In the game last night, be also broke :Ms own record for points scored la a single scsson by an SHS ftoyer.no tout for the last year was *79. AB OBC forward Terry Christonsoa atoo had s Mg pert In toe souring with 14 points. Most of hie points came on driving layups SEMINOLE eager Alex McKibbin (32) grabs a.rebound in Tuesday night’s game against DeLand. (Herald Photo) Titans Reunite laugh, Dick Todd NSW YORK (UPX) - Tbe New Yelk Titase hava reunited nee gt (Be Wesbiagtoa'a Redskins’ lop tatotag roeihlnsiions with the sigatoc ef Dick Todd as • backBold eoach ef toe American Foot­ ball League club under head eeeeb tammy Baugh. .Tedd, who Marred with (he W a s from IMS through IMS, with thee off for war service, re­ placed Kerman Ball as head eeeeb ef Waghlaftoa ia mld-aeaami ef Mil. Tbe former Texes ARM star puli after ea exhibition fame the eext season following ea argument with earner George Preetee Marshall. A favorite passing target of Baugh during took pro days, Tedd emees out ef retirement after runstop a reach to Text# for cevami yean. HU addition gives the m en s tome former Waahiagtoa Mayen la their eeeehtng reeks. Tbe ether U aed reach Hugh ' 89 Nominated i For N A IA Squad ! KAMA* CITY. Me. (UP1) 1 Mighty torn player* were neaal{ anted today tor ton National A*ngelaUan of Intercollegiate Ath­ letics AB-American basketball ♦ E n m i * MR l w *w w t Tatant man amang tba aomli m m in Ken Bantlay ot Wart Vfr; fM n Wastoysa at g-19. Tws man CHICAGO (UP1) - Ace Arm­ strong will be aiming for re­ venge aod a boost In the world middleweight ratings tonight when he fights the British champion, Dick Ttger, the only battler ever to beat him, In a teletosion re­ match. Armstrong, who has won IS of his II pro fights, wss a slim 7 to I favorite, although he has far less experience than his Nigerian foe, winner of M out of 47 fights with nine losses and two draws. Tiger dedsioned Armstrong last Sept. 2 to their previous meetta"Hs's ool going to bo easy," Armstrong eatd. "He’a rough, and be’* got to be e good fighter, because be beat me, aod I think I'm a good fighter. "I've fought other guys who hit just ea hard or harder, and I move pretty good. I think I proved that tbe la s t Ume 1 fought him.’.' Armstrong, who ibquoated Iha rematch, had another motive for the bout — to win so decisively that fans wiU forget Tiger was the only fighter to put Mm on the eanvas. That cams on a left hook to their flrat bout, and officials scored it a knockdown, while Armstrong declared "1 slipped coming off tbo ropee. I don't think be knocked mo down. Southwost Cage United Press SntemHansI The Southwest Conference, wbieh specialises to oe-chsmploes, may wind up with Us sixth sat of Utla shareholders to the last 12 basketbaU seasons. Southern Methodist, employing a fast break, toppled Texas AAM, 11-55, Wednesday night whUa Tex­ as beat Baylor, 41-91, in overtlma. Iha twin victoria* left 8MU and Texas sharing the conference lead with 9-2 records. Texas AAM, the nation'i 10th ranked team, fell to third place with • 9-2 mark. United Press International . This Is the day the New York Yankee* hit the comeback tralL Manager Casey Stengel, still trying to forget tbe Yankees' shocking third-place finish in last year's American League race, mustered his pitchers and catch­ ers st St. Petersburg, . for the start of spring training. This is Stengel's 12th year as boss-man of tho once-proud Yan­ kees, during which Ume he has led them to nine pennants and seven world championships. It also could bo Ole Case’s fi­ nal Oleg. Some baseball men alnady a n hinting that, win or lose, the M-yeer-old. off-season California banker will relire at tba end of tbo 1M0 season. If Stengel Is thinking of giving up that hard seat oa the Yankee bench for a more comfortable easy chair In his Glendale, Calif., home, you can bet he wants to bow out a winner. So ha'll proba­ bly read the riot act to hit bat­ terymen el today’s opening ses­ sion. Duka Maas, who, had a 14-9 re­ cord last year, finally came to terms Tuesday, leaving relief “ ' sr Rhyne Durea oa tbe lone ut among the Yankee batterymen. Other Yankoea still unsigned in­ clude Mickey Mantle, Roger Mar­ ik, Hector Lope* and Andy Carey, but they caa't be classified as holdouts unUI March 1, when the remainder ot the .squad la due to report. S Luis Apariclo, who finished sec­ ond behind teammate Nellie Fox in the AL's Most Valuable Player voting last year, signed his 1M9 contract with tbe White 8ox, leav­ ing the defending league cham­ pions with eight dissatisfied play­ ers. The San Frgncisco Giants algaed their veteran "junkball" pitch­ er, Stu Miller, who posted an S-7 record last season, and rookie huricr Julio Navarro. The only Giant regular still .unsigned U Orlando Cepcda,' who reportedly is fighting for a IN ,000 contract. Joey Joe and Bob Rush, bo(h of whom had losing records Usl year, came to terms with the Milwaukee Braves. Jay ‘won only g of 17 decisions in UM but the Braves scored only 24 runs in the 11 games he lost. Rush, used mainly in relief, had a 5 6 mark. The Kama* City Athletics signed one of their "brightest prospects," inficlaer Lou Klimchock, who batted J1S with Shreveport of the Texas Laagua last year. He joined the A's near the end of the 1959 season, hitting .271 in 17 games. Staff Rehired The brilliant greyhound who amaied Seminole County fans dur­ ing tbe opening weeks of SanfordOrlando Kennel Club's current seaion, O.B.'s Ample, wiU be back tonight in an effort to resume bis winning ways which were In­ terrupted by a leg injury more than one month ago. The fast product of Oswald Bro­ thers Kennel wUl be rated tbe second-best choice on the morn­ ing line tonight la the hot ninth rare feature, a Grade-A contest 0. B. 'a Ample will bo scamper­ ing from tbe sixth poet position la his eomeback try. Ho'a given S-to1 early odda by the handlcappcr. Before his injury, the game hound scurried to victory tour times and placed twice In seven' trips to tbe starting gates. He'll-have to eooteod with Hap­ py Joe Lucky, however, e consist­ ent Grade-A galloper who la con­ sidered one of tbo finest grey­ hounds In the local club's his­ tory. Happy Joe, a M-pound dirk brlndle gent owned by the Race Street Kennel, has finished In tbe cash parade 11 times out of 14 starts against top competition this season, including atx triumphs. The Mg gent is .rated a Mo-2 choice in toe feature, from' the four-box. Tbe IBevent slate will got under way at 1:11. • # e The baseball news ia beginning to pick up now with the ^)ig teams heading for the sunshine this week. We understand that Clarence "Choo Choo" Coleman, fiery catcher for the Or­ lando Dodger* last season in the Florida State League, haa been signed to a class AAA Montreal contract and will be work­ ing out at Dodger Town in Vero Beach. Sanford fans will be a long time forgetting this flashy catcher, for he was the one that defeated the Greyhounds time and, time again with hia dutch hitting. Lamar Jacobs, star centerfielder of the Greyhounds last season ia scheduled to roll into Orlando this weekend and will begin his workouts with the Senators when the entire club reports. He has al­ ready signed his major league contract and will be carried with the aquad ail year unless they dedde that he needs more sea­ soning. Tha |26,000 bonus player from Ohio State is very determined to make the starting lineup with the Senators but # there are several front liners that will ba difficult to move out. Bob Allison, rookie of the year last season, is tha man that Jake will hava to out*battle for the centerfield position. The Nat front office also is giving a long look at Dan Dobbeck, who to also vying for a shot at the starting lineup and there has been some talk that Jinr Lemon will be in right field, Allison in left, and Dobbeck in center. ~ The Senator brass didn't see Jacobs in w action much last season, however, and I firmly believe that if he shows up in spring training as well as he did with the 'Greyhounds last season he will be strongly considered to play a great deal. Last season he finished the season with a fine .312 average and had five homerun*. Jake has only average power but has a great throwing arm and above average speed will take him a long way. Ho haa a * sharp eye at the plate and he hits good v pitching better than average pitching. As I have said before, if the Senators are willing to invest f25,000 in a ballplay­ er they must know something. Carol Heiss Boosts U .S . Olympic Hopes SQUAW VALLEY (UPl)-Carol Helss won the United States' first gold medal in the Winter Olym­ pic Games and today the brother of the man she plans to marry goes out after a second glittering medallion. ruUUUag a death-bed promise to her .mother, the 20-year-old blonds from tbe sidewalks of New York won the "ladies" figure the ehores over to a slender lit­ tle guy, her brother-in-law to be. Ho'a Dave Jenkins, three-time world champloo In the men's fig­ ure skating. His brother, Hayes Alan Jenkins — the husband-to-be —won a gold medal for the U.8. la the event in the Winter Olym­ pics at Cortina, Italy, haek In UM. Carol did ber bit toward mak­ ing it aU a happy family. Now it’s up to Dave to keep tbe fam­ ily happy. He Is an overwhelming favorite la the event, which will not be concluded until Friday. .While Carol was a heroine In the Untod States, Russia had an­ other version: Lldija SkoMlkova, a 2 1 -year-old Soviet student who became toe first doable-gold moda! winner ef the games, Mlaa Skoblikova won the tOOP-metora speed skating crown Tuesday to add to the IMS-meter title she took earlier. Tbe other winners Tuesday Yvonne Ruegg, a young Swiss secretary who added to the heart­ breaks ef Penny Pitou of Lacools, Playing without the service* of N.H., as she won toe women's one of their scoring aeea, Oviedo giant slalom. was no matfh for Cocoo Tuesday And Hakon Brusvoen, a Norwe­ night, losing M-21. gian long-shot who upset tbe High scoring Mika Duda missed the game because ot sickness. John Tostosky waa hlgk point Sign For Boat man for Oviedo with i t points. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - L In B squad action, Oviedo lost 44-99. Mickey Tasiniky scored U heavyweight Van Clay ot PkUi points tor toe leeere fallowed by phia and Clartnee (Tiger) J< Walker Holland, M end Jimmy ef New York have signed fr 19-round bout here Mereh 14. Joaes, S. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Hie Philadelphia Eagles have resigned their entire 1959 coaching atoff. Jerry Williams, Nick Skorich, Frank (Bucko) Kilrov and Charley Gauer again wUl assist bead coach Buck Shaw, gtaaral manager Vise McNalley said. to win the IS kilometer (about t miles) cross-country ski race. While Russia waa making a run-away of the race for the unofficial team title .... Soviets _____ the had 104 points to runner-up Ger­ many's 41, with United States in third with SI — the UB. had a field day in tbe ladgies' figure skating. .In addition to Miss Helss' gold medal, Barbara Ann Roles of Temple City, Calif., won the brooie medal and Laurence Owen ot Winchester, Mass., finished sixth. It was Miss Pitou, of Laconia, N.H.. who found out about heart­ break alley, though. The. blonde skiicr finished second for the sec­ ond time la the games — which iaa't bad. But tbit's sot what aha had to mind. Miia Pitou, who plana to many Austria's Egon Zimmerman, an­ other fin* iklar, hat been bastes twice by a fraction of a second. Tha low to tha giant slalom to Mlaa Ruegg, was by one-tenth of a second on a run three-quartan of a mile long. That's cutting k as close ai possible. But Peony waa philosophical about tha whole thing. FigMiag e bad cold and beading for bed, she sighed. "1 guei* I'm just getting used to winding up second. It seem* to be my fate to these Olympics." Penny baa one mors shot at a gold medal — In the ladles slalom o* Friday. SQUAW VALLEY (UPl}—'The unofficial point •Undinfs ia the Winter Olympic Guam: Point# i n awarded on the baaia of 10 for a first place, 6 for a second, 4 for a third, S for a fourth, 2 for a fifth and 1 for a sixtht « Coualry Petals 1—Russia 104 49>/h t —Unitnd Staten 4—Sweden 6— 8wit**rUad • —Finland 7—Norway 8— France • —Italy 10—Tin Austria Canada Attend tha GRAND O PEN IN G of Je t Lanes Bowling 1 P. M. to 2 A, M. Sunday Feb, Rites Held NEW YORK (UPI) - Funeral services were held today for Ed­ ward Berger, 49, associate turf ed-. Bar ef the Morning Telegraph, who died ef • heart attack Meaday. Berger waa barn la New Yucb City and began hi* nawmapar etreer as a copy boy at M for toa Morning Telegraph. TV Wednesday, Friday ft Saturday 2 P.M . LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY I s / fb# to t a W f f a leg* te tte r* '’ a jf ftem g number •/ t* p n mp*mint *'f o f y „*«• i C ta M tfi • Heated Btaafia • Vatot Parking Jerry OaOtaa, Co-Owner Barry, Na Mtears SSOCUTB8, INC I \ We furnished the Lumber, Hardware, Paint and other Building Materials far this modern Bowling * Alloy. cato r o iu v a u ■ MUTUAL Lumber Company, Inc. FA M il l i ( �> Vljt I n f ir l if f itt Wed. Feb. 24, 1000—Page 9 Blonde Grandma Accused KETTERING, Ohio (UPI) — Whfn the police found 12-year-olH George Ray Manhall late Tursday night, they haggfd the kid­ naper, the kidnaped and the ran•om demander all in one. George left for school Tuesday at 8 a.m. At 9:37 a.m. hia mother, Mr*. Charlotte Marshall, answered the telephone and heard a voire growl, “If you want to see your ■on again, well, you'll have to pay 600 dollan." The caller hung up abruptly. Mr*. Marthall railed Beaver Town School and' learned with horror that her ion had not ar­ O f Masterminding Plot * DETROIT (UPH — A striking " silver-blonde grandmother was ac­ cused with her alleged lover to­ day of hiring three men to Mil her wealthy husband who was bludgeoned and shot to death last April. Only last week Mrs. Nells Las­ siter, U, a shapely former model, aobbed and became hysterical with apparent widow's grltf whtls Policeman May Die From Aiding Meningitis Victim NEW YORK (U P l)-It Patrol­ man Thomai F. Reilly Jr. geta a g headache or a stiff neck today, ha may navar tea his two ehlldran again. Jaat a week ago, Eeilly triad to save the Ufa ot a woman who seemed to be choking to death. Ha used mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration. The woman, Min Concede Loria, M, waa daad when the ambulance arrived, Reilly weat back te bia radio patrol ear. He leaned later that m the woman had died of highly in­ fection meningitis, a diaeaae that attacka Dm brata and spiaal eard. Police doetors gave the M-yccrold patrolmaa heavy doses of antibiotica aad ordered him to stay home. They told him to atay away from bia wife, Dolores, and hie two children, Kathleen, T and Thomas, 4. The ahildren have been told daddy can't aea them because be baa a cold. "I've rfvam that Wad at fleet aW before," ReiUy aaye. "aad fl necessary I 'l do It again." The aymptoma ef menlngitia are a headache, lever, ehUie, atilt * neck. Tbap neually take tour to eight daye In appear. Reilly to waiting. • testifying against the three men on trial for her husband's slaytng. But Tuesday she was picked up by police at ■ hospital where she was visiting her daughter and newborn grandson and herself charged with masterminding the slaying. Hours later, Gordon Watson, de­ scribed by police ss a lover ot Mrs. Lassiter and former business partner of her husband, was ar­ rested at Los Angeles, Calif., where he has lived with hit wife and two children since shortly aft­ er the killing. Their arrests brought a star­ tling, dramatic halt to the first degree murder trials of three men for the beating and fatal shooting of Parvin (Bill) Lassiter, M, for­ mer Royal Oak auto dealer. Two of the men — all of them described as hired killers — have changed their please from inno­ cent, to guilty to a reduced eharga of second degree murder. They are Roy C. (Buck) Hieka, IT, and Richard Jones, 17. The third man, Charles Nash, 43, said he would make a similar change of plea when court reaumad this morning. The arrests of Mrs. Lassiter and Watann. 44, brought disclosures that authoriUes believe a small army of persona waa involved in the slaying. tot addition to charges of first degree murder and eonaplracy to commit murder against Mrs. Lasaltar and Watson, authorities samad six other peraona in war­ ranto charging conspiracy. They were Hicks, Jones and Nash, Jones' brother, Herbert, g Detroit truck driver named Jo­ seph Gunna and a man idenUfied •sly aa "John Doc." AuthoriUei did not disclose the nature of their aaridence against the six alleged conspirators, or agalnat Mrs. La •altar or Watson. But they did indicate that the placing of charges against Mrs. Lassiter and Watson stemmed from statement# given by Jonee and Hicks. LONDON (UPI) — The life ef helped me to rejoin Ike human rasa. Far a tong time I thought af aatiag with loathing and waa determined never to fa baak to % m m w f actor eiaea Hto ripe pewag Sfs af six. •tockwriL mm to, la playtog a major safe hare to the fUm version of D. M. Lawmen's "tons and Lovers" tor geth CeataryFax. "1 had appeared to a motion pictures by the time l waa II," Stock well oaid. "Aad M has takes am the bettor part af Hto intervoting eight yearn to name to terms with Ufa." The slender actor ipoke to fee British accent ha empteye to hto current film, "The difficulty la," ha said, "that the child actor aetotg to tha aort of limbo between ehtidbood aad maturity. Ha belongs to nclthsr. Adults taka Mm toe aariously. Other children are too awed ar toe truculent and ha can find friends to neither group. Ho baa tea mueh responsibility, too noon." Stockwtll sighed tor his own youth — If o m c u be said to regard R no to fee past at 23{ Stockwell returned to hia theme: “A child aeaaitivo enough to be an actor feels tha pressure oa a movie sat and lures to his ego to carry him through. But then ha physicaUy grows out of this status aad beeomas that amustog flgmo - f e e former child star, t t i age is shattered and ha basal tha philosophy or sxperltnce to cape with Ilfs." StoakweU, himself, had tame vary unhappy years but finally waa through by attcndlag tha Uni­ versity af Cahtornii aad develop­ ing a deep Interest in literature and music. "Gradually." ha tali, "these totoniti. hath la tbemielveo aad to tha associations they brought. "■ at. Ra l becapn taster with other people aad with myself, It Police Endorse Bicycle Patrols WOMEN OK THE Pilot Cluli honored their boanen Tuesdny nljrht with n dinner a t the Civic Center. Pilot Club officers, le ft to right are, Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker Sr., firat vice president; Mn*. Raymond Hall, president; Dorothy Fourakrc, secretary and Lucy Nowlin, program chairman. Ap­ proximately 65 persona attended the dinner. (Herald Photo) Mardi Gras Has 'Quiet' Opening NEW ORLEANS UPI) — Car­ nival crowds joyously wslromrd the flittaring floats, blaring handa and high-stopping marching units in the first two parades of tht Mardi Gras season Tutsday. But police and hospital officials war* almost as happy aa tht roaring crowds after the processtona rolled to an and. Pollct, usually worn to a fraasto by ctlebrants, reported a "vary quiet" night. Attendants at the city's bugs Charity Hospital, where omcrgency • a a a a are hustled, reported "no mors cases than usual." Observer* In the French Quartor said visitors began celebrating in earnest after the krswea of Carrollton and Gemini paraded. Smiling bartender* are looking forward to increased gaiety tonight. Tourists are still pouring Into the city for carnival, which will see 3g more parades before the Mystic Krewe of Comus wends a torch-lighted path dowa Canal Street on Tuesday night. Re-Plat Approved 29th Birthday Of Vatican Radio MEMPHIS (UPI) — A brassy voice that thrilled showboat paIrons a century ago made a comeback Tuesday night. Sha hissed and heaved at first. Thsn she got up a full head of steam and out loose. The crowd loved her. The voice from the pact was that of a steam calliope, better known to river folk of the 19th Century as a "steam pie.anna." Belching steam and music, the calliopes of old used to let river towns know the showboat was on Its way. Tuesday night the stsrnwheelsr Delta Queen officially unveiled her new cilliopc, a 70-year-old In­ strument which a cirrus man sal. vagod from the showboat Watsr Queen. With R. Jey Quinby, board chairman ef the Delta Queen, at the keyboard, the calliope pound out thn rivar tunes of old. i t was a boyhood dream corns true for Quinby who also la vica pesident of Shepard Electronic Laboratories of Summit, N. J. Forty-ail years age, while nn player bad to he a "superman," Quinby retailed. "The old-time celllope key­ board waa a real knurklebreaker," ha said. "You stood in the renter of a etoam-bath and got a blast of live (team avery time you opened S valve. The keys were metal and got red hot. You had to bear down real hard, and It blistered your hands. The boiler vras always ■hooting uff sparks and soot.” Old-tlma ealllopists refused to wear gloves. "That waa for ladles," Quinby said. Quinby admits that the calliope on the Delta Queen is a "sisalfled" version of the old calliopes. ' ...----ROME------(UPI)- - Vatican Radio, Rad founded within the Vatican walla by Tope Pius XI, observed Its 29th anniversary Feb. 12 at Santa Ma­ ria de Galrria, where it now oc­ cupies spare nearly 10 times the size of Vatican City Itself. The elation was moved to Santa Maria di Galerla, II milea from here, when it outgrew Ms facili­ ties in the Vatican. Construction of the transplanted station began in 1953 on a 1,034acre plot and was completed Oct. 27, 1037, at a cost of 32.4 million. The station was opened formally by Tope Plus XII, who delivered a 13 minute Latin message of peace which was beamed around the world by the radlo'i 24 short-wave and onr-mcdlum-wave antenna. PRA TT demand by disguising his voice, and hung up then because he didn't know what yon were sup­ posed* to say next. MtVe were tickled to death to see him," said Murray. *Tt’e much better than having something laying in a thicket some­ where. He's a likrable kid, one of thore hoys that have those wan* dering feet-" By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign Editor A nun with a billion dollar as­ signment came to the United States last week. He Is deputy Trime Ministry of Iran Khosrow Hrdayat, a solidly built, pleasant-fared, energetic man whose responsibility It is to see that Iran's second seven-year plan to bridge an Industrial and agricultural gap of renturirs la driven through successfully on schedule. His U. S. mission was to com­ plete with the world hank details of a 142 million loan which will ha part of the 81 billion Iran currently is (pending on projects ranging from vast dams, irrigation ditches and electric planti to village ecboola aad lauadries. Iran le a land with a border which atretchea for 1,000 milsa along lha under-aide of Ota Soviet Uhion, one about which to 1863 k waa possible to write: "In Persia (Iran), the landowners who mako up 0.3 per cant of the rural population, own t i per cent of the land. The huge majority of peasants owns ab­ solutely nothing . . , nine-tenths of the people are undernourished . . . yet out of 410 million arable acres act quite 1T| per scat gw in fact cultivated. Oae third ef her budget goea to malatato publie order . . . and toss than a twentieth to agriculture, irrigation end publie health." To aid Iran's headlong phtogo from antiquity to modern times, the United States directly ar todirectly baa advanced nearly three-quartera eg a Wilton -debars to the toat 10 years. Dsputy Prims Minister D mooow Hedayat is an engineer aad hto title to o clue to the importance attached to hia job. He petota proudly to tie veat plan to reclaim the grid Kbuanatan Valley. • pro feet whereto a •30-foot high dam wlR irrigate 371,000 acres, where there men will He# a plastic* plant aad ■ sugar t i n t mill and reftngry, and wham Users also will bn bulk a new gee pipeline. Throughout Iran, U. •., dormen, Kalian ond other, survey crews are fanning out to complete the plan tor Iran'i rebirth. In the last Hu m yearn under the snvan-yaar plan, mom than 800 schools have bona completed, nearly 108 towns have motived electricity. Water . systems, hos­ pitals aad roads have hoop buiM. For each bill Urn dollara tovt toil Iran expects to billion to gew . Lake Mary Church Dinner On Friday A barbecued pork dinner will bo served Friday from 1:10 to T:P0 p. m. in the educational buildiag of the Lake Mary Community Presbyterian Church. Plataa art $1.26 for adulti and T! eonto 1ar children 12 years of ago ar uadar. The publie la invited. * * a p p o i n t " 1* * 1 * A nnounce* The Casselberry town round approved Herman Joyce's Secret Lake re-plat at a special mesiiog Monday night. Joyce now can got siek or drunk." Quinby said. start building stm ts for tha "1 want ep and votunieerod for development of more than 30 the Job," Bark in those days, tha rallieps homes planned for the area. trained for aad I gradually work­ ed hack into it. Lota of people have difficult childhoods and out­ grew them aad so, I hope, have L" D ls tlrb u to f I v1 r c R ORY'Sl !_[■ NEW YORK (UPI)—Tha world's No. 1 professional aandmaa is cele­ brating hia 10th year a t alecplng adviser to itatesmen, movie queens, multi-millionaires a n d •van noted clergymen. Norman Dine, 38, who has no trouble hlonolf alecplng on a kingslaed mattress of latex foam, esti­ mates that ha has hsndlsd a milUau bed problems during the years ha hai been running hia slsep clin­ ic. President Eisenhower, for in­ stance, finds it revitalizing to nap with his feet elevated. Duriag World War If, Dine rushed him an request a special eagle board for this purpose. The Ute John Faster Dulles liked to sleep with a board under hia mattroas. Dine aaya he made him o m that would fold io pack easily tor his global flights. 5 10 - 2 5 s o h Metal Almost Baal WASHABLE PLASTIC ROSE 19c Reg. as. Lad ion' 1.98 Rat. 1.98 •MM TOYO TENNIS SHOES Raff. 98c IT - Corduroy 14 x 11 Foam Rubber WASH CLOTHS THROW PILLOWS Rag. 15c Rag. 99c 10 “’1.00 77‘ - j Ladles’ Nylon OVEN WARE HOSE Reg. 99c 51 Gauge, 15 Denier Vary Special Buy — 44'- AT THB TOTEM POLE 2 - 94' j A Z A L E A PLA N TS in bloom HAYNES Office Mark b e Co. r PA S-1754 FA 2-TISf i| vr f u e l ’s b ru sh * ’ TV TRAYS Extra Inrgo CANNON Fire King WAGON v ic in ity . Childr*n’n Straw BAGS | 1 99‘ - 10$1.57- WIUOMI 1 IjJstsdi-fcndSpsudaLii! Rayon , Lined Rat. Thxstkm without f l — , . i , , 11 m iK n t io a I l l Magnolia Ave. FA 3-0443 Hanford, Florida WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. UPI) —Police have taken to bicycles here to outwit anrak-thlrvea and peeping toms and Chief Robert Mllburn la convinced the twowheel mounted patrol la paying off. A patrolman on a hike can “move quickly and moat import­ ant, quietly, In an area where a prowler has been reported," Mll­ burn explained. Besides, he said, blkca are relatively inexpensive to buy and maintain and need little storage space. The Weat Palm Beach police de­ partment owns two bicycles, but uses others found abandoned in the city when needed. rived there. She called the police. The police brought In the Federal Bureau of Invntlgation, and a 12hour hunt began. But Kettering Police Chief John Shryock wai already suipteioua. Five hundred dollara wai email change for a man risking a kid­ naping conviction, and Thomai Manhall wai only a poet office worker in nearby Dayton. Beildei, George had run away from home four timei before. When It got dark and very cold, a hitch-hiking boy knocked on the door of Mn. Wills Mae Shoemak­ er’s homl at Wayneiville, about 20 mile* south of Kettering. The boy said he was hungry, Mrs. Shoemaker called police. George was waiting with a Dennii-the-menace amlle when Det. Sgt. John D. Murray arrived. Yea, George said, he made the ransom * •Y-*1 2617 So. F r a n c h SANFORD, FLA. Avt. FA 2-M U WE G IV E M ER CH A N TS GREEN \\ STAM PS P l e n t y O f Fire# P a r k i n g �t •.....“ ■* ........: .............................................. • SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP1>Amertcan Evangelist Billy Gra­ ham told a mealing of local clergymen and mliilonarlea Tuesday that the to-called "beat gen­ eration" aprang up because many young people have loat their ideala. * Deapite this, however, Interest in the Gospel la America was greater among college-age groups than any others, Grdbam said. "Many of the Ideals a vartily student had a few years ago have crumbled," Graham said. "That’s why we have the beatnik genera­ tion whleh saya the world Is. noth­ ing." About his mass meetings, Gra­ ham said he kne# "the pitfalls and criticism of them," but there wss something about a mass meeting that brings hli listeners spiritually and psychologically closer to God. The North Carolina Baptist min­ ister later in the day preached before 10,000 persons while a thunderstorm raged all around. . LONDON (UP!) why Queen Elizabeth's baby can’t be given owe at President Elambower’s names and have him for * Se^aV'lucklngham Palace has Quotable Quotes HOLLYWOOD - Actor • produc­ e r Dtok Powell, criUririag the ■croon Actors Guild for sched­ uling a strike against th* motion * fto to n industry March it, "R’a a mistake. Urn Industry wilt ho hu rt Urn oaoa who voted * 'tor tide a n mwmpioyod actors." Army Of Workers * Recreates U. S. A. MEW YORK (UPD—Some stste school systems are using install­ ment financing to help solve the problem of school bus transpor­ tation. Pupil transportation Is one of the crtical problems facing the U. S. educational system. In 1929, some 1.9 million children, were being carried to school at-public expense. By 19J8, 10.S million youngsters <were nsing public school transportation at a cost of $384 million annually. School boards have been caught in the squeeze of increased trans­ portation demands and underfinancing. Each year they are required to fight harder for a slice of the tax dollar. And many are hampered by state legislation that prohibits buying school buses oh an Installment basis. But some states have found a gleam of hope in a program drawn up and offered by the Olvco-Wayne Sale* Financial Corp., a financing organization established to spur sales tor the company's Wayne Worka Bus Division in Richmond, Jn d tn Michigan, for example, where the legislature has given school boards mors flexibility than in most other states. Pie financing group offered- a solu­ tion In one area where banks were unwilling to extend long term cre­ dit for needed buses to school boards already In debt. After noting how much the Tinconning Area School Board was spending to maintain old equipment, the financing corpo­ ration convinced the school super­ intendent thst It would be more i ronomical to buy new ones. DivcoWayn* then underwrote the financing of 18 new buses and also agreed to refinance some of the older equipment, which local banks hsd also refused to do. Onions Not ‘Hay’ COLLEGE S T A T I O N , Tex. (UP!) — Texas’ onion crop, val­ ued a t 114,11*2,000, was the state's top income producer among mar­ ket vegetables In 1989,'according to Texas AAM Colleg# hortlcutturist Clyda SingleUry. NEW YORK (UPI) - A 205acre miniature of the United States, heralded as the world’s largest outdoor recreation pro­ ject, 1* under construction hcrc.^ Some 200 gardeners arc digging* the Great Lakes, rebuilding the Rocky Mountains, unrolling the Great Plains and planting scalesize forests on land in the Bronx that w a i formerly a swamp. Called "Frcedomland, U. S. A.." the million dollar project is being rushed to completion. It must he ready for visitors on June 19. .Arnold Dutton, a landscape ar­ chitect. Is in charge of the pro to Ject. It will dwarf Disneyland when completed, according to Dut­ ton. Interest Religious Aid EAST HARTFORD, C o n n . (UPI) — A half-century ago, Frank A- Graham deposited $100 in a bank on behalf of his church, with the stipulation the money not be touched for 60 year*. Now t h ^ hank hae paid the 9100 tn th* church, plus $407.99 Interest. NEW EAGLE SCOUTS FROM BOY SCOUT TROOP 444 are, left to right, Richard Cleveland, Wellesley Corbett, Robert Cornon, Kenneth LaRoy and Edward Redman. (Herald Photo) ed but obsolete custard pie, Hope lathered Welly Cox’s impassive puss by using a modern Aerosol pressure can. Slower, yea. But neater. So much for applied science. , Hope’s hour same up with the usual number of laughs, but basically uninspired comedy domIbated. Hope’s opening monologue tossed in a number of harpoons as be ranged over Jack Pear's crying and President Elsenhower's NEW YORK -Patrolm an Thom, as P. Reilly Jr., who may have Matractad meningitis when ha , gave mouth to mouth artificial . respiration to a dying woman, diei ouoatoghis Idas of duty: * ‘Tv* fivM timt kind of first ; did badaro, and if aoeosiary I'll l five K again." ■AN PEANCUCO- Fleet Adm. Chatter W. Ninths, stating that ho dkodds an elaborately planned col* obration of fete.Nth birthday to' . Youngsters' Ideals Slip, Graham Says 10—W#d. Fob. 24, I960 child at a reigning British sover­ eign to have an American presi­ dent "stand" for him, by proxy or otherwise, at the christening iofit But historians said there are both family reasons and prece­ dence for the new prince to be named for the American president and have him' for a godfather. An American president was godflMher to one Brltlah prince. In m t the* late Franklin D. Roose­ velt was the proxy godfather of Prince Michael of Kent. If Eiaenlmwor became a god­ father of Queen Elisabeth's second sen that would bo an historic first 'alM9 Michael waa not in the Bret ■no of the royal family. If this came about, K is likely owe at the Infant prince’s names would In David - Eiaeohoww’a middle name aod a name that bag historic implications in Brit­ ain. Many Unge of Wales were tamed David and a t David Is fltn tbs potion saint at that part of Ettaoboth's realm. David is one nf the nomee of EBiebeth’s unde, the Duka at Windsor. Although be was ante Kind Edward VII1, la I,-.; faei the ana* way about U a broad, sany sketch about a TV eommetelal. Tills served to remind us of the other extreme in comedy.. The C h a n n e l Swim: Dick Powell’* production company. Four Star, has esquired the TV righto to Justice William O. Douglas’ book, "Almanac of Liberty," and topes to sell the show aa a 80minute dramatic acriaa. Dennis O'Keafa’a auto sponsor has renew­ ed the Tuesdaf eight CB8-TV series for another 19 weeks, through June 92. A sequel to "The Swingin' Years,” called, "The Swingin’ - Bingin' Yean," is eat to r NBC-TV'a Startime Special on Tueaday, March 9. Already signed are Jo Stafford, Vaughn Monroe, Charlie Barnet and Woody Har­ man, among others. Bonald Rea­ gan returns as th* host. Anticipat­ ing the return of "Omnibus" la Um fall, producer Robert Seudek to trying to .sign Vaziaovar Bush, the Nobel Prise-winning physicist, "to do for science what Leonard Bernstein did fur music" on tbs program. Glynia John* Joins Lloyd Iridgta la the CBS-TV adaptation a t "U m Valley of Decision,” eat for Sunday, Match 99, Five members af Boy Scout Troop 444 at Orange City w en advanced to the rank of Eagle Scoot at a Court of Honor Mon­ day eight. Tbo five scouts a n Richard Cleveland of Orange City; Well­ esley Corbatt, Robert Oorsaa, Keneth LaRoy and Rdward Radman, at DaBary. Tom Albort, field scout execuUvo, John Mattingly, court of boaor sbairm ln and Wally Krohme, scout commissioner, told the boys what muat ha accomplish­ ed befon a ecout caa reach the high rank at Eagle. Rev. Bill Fagan ptoaad the badges an each scoot. (jjjufc m 8 I FIRST CUT HAM S PorkChops Back Bone Still Pays Taxes On Lost Property CORPUS CHR1STI, Tex, (UPI) —Minnie Talbott has bean paying taxes on her property In New­ port towns!t* for 49 years, but neither aba nor tho tax collector can locals th* place. Th* townsite, supposedly some­ where between Padre and Mus­ tang Island* la the Gulf of Mexico off Corpus Christ!, baa been tost for mer* than 4o years, whll* Miss Talbott has paid state and local taxes of about $89 on bar missing lot. It wai given to her nearly a half-century ago by S. D. Bosch, developer of tho. real eitate, who also presented her with a map, bar property circled la red pen­ cil. H gB E / & Shoulder SIDE PORK u. 2 9 c (D s JuxJdjua SAUSAGE 3 “•1-00 MEATY SPARE RIB TIPS S -6 9 c CUBE Steak HERMAN’S Orange Brand Sugar Curtd Hickory Smoked M t M o K e o n g e t s t o o le d 1 IOBQUAY, England - Mrs. aa WtBtomi, 99, want, to land > 11-aoaU-oM son to Someone two n o n until ah* and bar iband have more money, die■slag qualifications lag the loan: 'Nat Just anyone la good enough Terry—my baby must go to >pto who nave bis Interests at MAXWELL HOUSE ARMOUR’S COFFEE Gorman* Drum Up Interest In Africa RODENUBGMSN, Germany (UPI)—When Mm native drums atari beating to tide quiet Rhinetoad village, the toaato don’t tom n hair. They knew M's Just Alois Liasoafald and Me frtonda a# to their old triehs. Ltoaonfeid, * 49-year•id drugstore owner, runs what ho clahaa la tbs aalp authentic -Juegto aMb" to Western Europe, Picnic Shoulder 1-Lb. Can Or FOOD KING B l a c k e y e P ea s Medical Bill Soara Sh^ h C O O K IN G O IL * LIMIT 1 to 19 Or More Order V* M r. McKnon d im 'i fikg gtoegortog. Mg Ito PRIMERA SPAGHETTI 1-Lb. Tin NEW YORK (UPI) — Amer­ icans are spending a staggering |92 billion a year for modfcal ser­ vices — double tbq 1M0 amount and more than 814 times the 1999 total, according to fjguree of the American Newspaper Publishes*' SHORTENING 3 * SU N LIG H T TOM ATO!* 1-Lb. SU PER V A LU E Family Hlar loaves BANANAS Cans .. •J;, FANCY RED SAC GRAPES * LIMIT 9 TO OBOES NOW SA V IN G S 1100-1 3 th S t GoMsbom ► m' w ** .1Cf; 6 '• . ' • \ p- * r: MORTON’S—S On. STOKELY’S—No. SOS Moat Pits 3 For C u t Beam 2 Fabulous Markets M ARKETS Sanford A re. o f 4th S t 25< �> HEW Biggest Non-Defense Spender In Government Forest Lands Offer Plenty By LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (UPI) - The doubtful distinction of being the biggest non defense spender in the government is won by the Depart­ ment of Health, Education and Welfare. \ HEW win* by a country mile. None other is even close. This is a switch from the usual galling of win. place and show in the gov. rrnmental spending sweeptstakes. Place, or second position, usual­ ly is conceded to interest on the national debt. The debt, Itself, Is Somo of the men interested in forestry and forest crops fhava pointed out that Seminole County might be missing « ^>et by neglecting this “crop.” Thd^ point to the etatistical revelation that, in recent years, Florida forest products have gained stature among the state's top money making industries. Few would have dared estimate that the wholesale value of Florida's forest crops now exceeds that of its citrus crops. But that’s the estimate of some, who point out that the values of pulpwood, fence posts, lumber, paper and by­ products amount to mors than half the value of all agricul­ t u r a l production and about a third of the amount spent by ^tourists. One writer has said that forest products industries em­ ploy about 20 per cent of the atata's labor force, paying $100 million a year for services. The primary forest resource in the state is the south­ ern pine, which grows rapidly and allows more frequent har­ vests than other types of trees. Forest Service men pointed out here recently, however, that hard woods also can be pro­ fitable to Florida landowners if cultivated properly. ^ It is said that Florida has “just begun to scratch the ^surface” of the potential timber wealth it could have. And all of this data keeps bringing back the thought that Seminole County has many ways to grow and prosper if its people keep alert to ideas and opportunities readily avail­ able. WORRY CLINIC by Dr. G.W. Crane Hitting The Books Didn't Work *So They Got Rich Selling 'Em LONDON (UPI) — Fifty-seven year* ego, two brother*, William end Gilbert Foyle, flunked exam* foe a elvU service career. That initial failure started them on a road to success that baa resulted in what may well be the world's Houston Schools Save The Rod HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) - SuperIntendent John W. McFarland laid only about one per cant of Houatoo'a 170.0CO public school stud0oota evar require any form #f disciplinary action for serious breeches of In-icbool conduct. “ We strive for discipline that la preventive rather than aorroeRve," MacFarland said. “ We emphsiiie that H is part at the tSachtr's training to learn to handle diaciplino and ways of roping with difficulties before th e* difflcwMoe become criti­ cal." m He aald oorpe ril punishment, Is ^ ca rried out emy “ a* • last rosert, and in tbe pr aaaxn et the prin­ cipal or another teacher." Televiaion seta can be found In OJ per cost of the homos In MaiaachuaeSU, Connecticut and Rhode Inland. greatest bookstore, known from London to Louisiana simply as "Foyle*." The Foyles' book business got started in their mother's kitchen whan they began selling the text* books that had failed to prevent them from flunking iheir teats. Business grew as the Foyles be­ gan baying and selling more books and their trade outgrew the kitchen. Today, in London's book center of Charing Cross Road, Foylea spills over through two buildings — with some four mil­ lion books, old and new, la stock. Volupics dating bark to the 13th century help ftll the 30 miles if shelves with books of every topic. Sections of books run the gamut of subjects from freemasonry to aeedltwork, but for collectors the real treasure-ground at Foylea la the rare book section. Tho oldest book on late right MW is “ Astesanus de Ait," writtea la Latin about 1479. The price is a relatively modest 3330. But it ia not unusual at Foylea to h*vo collector* vying for old finds at prices ranging up la $2,000 'and more. Oat 'of Foyles' specialties ie early 19th century books with de ceptivo gilt-like edges to their pages. When these edges are pressed slightly they form a hand* painted picture of a street seen* or « town. D A ILY C R O S S W O R D Utili- i h i *ie , i i r « j • i; i .• "i • •tat* •. Attacks, ss a dog ivar. i 10. Arctic explorer U. Mr. Ladd is. pin 13. Britidk— IB. Boring t i 17. Uke IS. Pronmm 1*. Plfpe* 30. Some ’ MSu'M:I, PS, II I llll Ml i t . cr.v: | ||. ’ m m i jm : 11 isrv- . S|r> i:-. it.. ' ’U -: ;>:■ ‘v: \-j t , • -.tax i; I'liuiM i: IJII MllldtTHH-’ SO. Rather MO St. Custom • -,n t l a t u t ) TisSirSsr's t i n e 34. Ran away Sg, WaUabaa 40. tingle unit «L Scotch. man’s cap 4S. ratcone r*a 99. Cows' Beet SI. Dlctt SS.Sky.Mue .11. atrtnn to a hawk so large as to be Incomprehensi­ is misleading. Further along la ble to the average Intellect. The the big budget hook it a section carrying charge In interest still is devoted to government trust within human ken, a mere $9,383,funds. Transactions In these (rust 000,000. Major national security la the fund* do not show in the ordinary big spending item, $43,56S,ooo,ooo. figures on tax revenue and spend­ The trust funds are wen fed Major nation*, security pro­ ing. by tax revenue, however, and • perly can be added to the sum lot of it. budgeted for International affairs In fiscal 1941. HEW will a ttr i­ and finance for a grand national bute from the federal old-age and defense total of nearly $30 billion. survivors insurance trust fund a All these figures are for the $11,631,698,000. This huge sum fiscal year 1961. from a special trust account add­ The 1961 budget for HEW la i ed to the $.1,316,694,000 appro­ only $3,314,695,000, but the budget priated to HEW brings the com­ bined HEW spending total is nearly $16 billion. The government will not km* money on this trust fund spend­ ing. It will collect In direct taxes —by dally callsthaniea in thfa* nearly $11 billion and recelvX more than $300 million from the realm*. Re sure you equip yourself (if states, courtesy of state taxpay­ elderly) or your aged parent* and er*. The trust fund will receive grandparent* with mental "crut­ more than $300 million in interest ches," namely, properly fitted eye on it* investments. This interest glasses tlghting-fitting new den­ is a direct charge on the federal taxpayer because It represent* In­ ture* and a hearing eld. You must eat th* diet of youth terest on government bonds held in order to stay youthful, so let in the trust. your dentist rejuvenate your The nearly $11 billion which wtn pour Into the trust fund in fiscal mouth. But you likewise must keep your 1961 will be the fruib'trf a tax on tinea of mental communication incoma although you make no tax on It. This social security open If you wish an alert mind, return it deducted separately from which mean* your vision should tax the regular income tax. It la s big h* corrected via glasses, and your item, however. hearing brought bark as nearly Regular personal Income Ux In as possible to normal. fiscal 1961 will extract from Uie Then use this newspaper at taxpayers about $44 billion, only part of your mental ralisthenle* four timea aa much aa tha social each day. Encourage yourself, security (exes soak up. your children, and all old folks, to Paying this out to pentionem an read more widely. rapidly aa It la paid in by tax­ Stress mental gymnastic* and payers, the government contrib­ emotional calisthenics. Go to utes to an astonishing altuation. church each Sunday. See that old Tax Foundation, Inc. calealated folk* get there, too. Tick them up that federal, state and local gov­ in your car. ernment payments made «p M Send for th* booklet "How to per cent—18 cent* of every dotTutor a Child at Home," enclos­ lar—of income received in 19M by ing a stamped return envelope, Americana. Fiscal 1961 won’t bx plus 20c (non-profit). It also much different. helps adults insurt their 1. Q. into Walt a minute. Fiscal 1961 may a rip* old age, be quite different from 1931. Thie (Always writ* la Dr. Crane is le an election year and Congress rare at this newapaper, enclos­ usually in an election year does ing a long 4r stamped, addressed something for the old folk*. If so envelope and 2tk to rover typing it will do something for the tax­ and printing roata when you payers, too. It wiH hike taxes. wend for one of hi* booklets.) ASSIGNMENT WASHINGTON WASHINGTON — Thought* while stiolling down Pennsylvania Ave.: The latest White House mys­ tery: “Why did Picsident Eisen­ hower make his sudden decision to visit Cape Canaveral?" What mystifies tho correspondents is the apparent impulsiveness of the decision. The trip was planned In such a hurry that the Canaveral people had only a few houra* no­ tice, and 2U importuni visitor* who had appointments with the president were left In the lurch by Ike’s change of plans. The history of pettiness and pompouancss behind the imperson­ al facade of the executive mansion ia rarely portrayed in print. Hut ia showa up in Jack Hrll’a intrigu­ ing new book. "The Splendid Misery.” A poignant episoda Bell relatea in an intimate fashion took place on Inauguration Day at the White House In 103.1. General Eisenhowrr's ear pulled up to the front steps, and Fresidtfnt Truman, ready for the ride down the avenue, took an eipected step forward. Then he frose in hia tracks, for in the place at the general was hia aid*. “The gen­ eral," said the aide, "is waiting outside in the car. He will not come In." And, after more then aeven years, these two great men atill pout pettily at each other . . . The odd way that the Post Of­ fice liepaitmenl approaches some of It* problems , , . For instance, the manner in which they plater- Here's Politician Who, Believe It Or Not, Rejects Contributions By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) - Land O’Goahen, 1 never thought I’d live to tea the dayl A politician her* is turning down campaign eontrlbutional This political heresy Is being committed by J. R. Pat Gorman la the course of his duties as chairman of the “ Dick Nixon Club." I ran across Gorman in the oourte of a tour I have been making of presidential campaign headquarter*. Nixon at preicnt has no formal headquarters for his campaign for the Republican nomination, mostly because he hat no opposition. Tbe club was organized back In the days when the shadow of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller was darkening Nixon’s path. Although the shadow has been removed, the club hai continued to operate looking ahead to the November general election instead at the July. GOP convention. 1 found Gorman in the elub room hi the Shoreham Building, which is symbolically close to the White House. It wasn't difficult to apot him. A large, easy-going .risk, man, who i* an attorney by pro* fession, he was the only male In the place. Gorman introduced me to some of his female associates, mostly volunteer tyorkera who mail out membership card and perform other clerical chores. “ This Job requires brains and patience," one of them said. “1 have the patirnce," Gorman explained that member­ ship in the rlub is limited to one dollar — that ia, nobody can pay more to get in. Many people, he laid, try to make a campaign contribution when they Join but he alwayi turns it down, 1 was so startled by this I thought at first that Gofman didn't hive all hia buttons, but he did. Ha had a whola box full, all of them reading “ I'm for Nixon." 11a said Hit club mw haa more than 7,000 membera and la Just getting into full awing. It recruit­ ed 2,690 new numbera in the firal two weeka of February alone. “ We take in Democrat* and in­ dependent* aa well at Republi­ can*." Gorman aaid. "W* attrart the fallow who want* to do tom*thing for Nixow and isn't sura what $• do — tho fellow who waata to get ia aa th* ground floor. by Ed Koferba mine the volume ol letter mall, "We don't count It," the nun said. "Wa measure it by the font. The office figures thrre arc 'JiMl letters to a foot. » That tnngu* - in • cheek presi­ dential pool conducted by Sen. Al­ bert Gore (I)., Tenn.l, came up with a fascinating disclosure in human habit*. In a list of true and makc.be. lieva presidential candidates, the Senator included the name of John I). Eisenhower (the presi. denta eon). John “won" tha eleotion in several areas. This proves the magic in the Eisenhower name and should give Kepubliran bosses a strong hint to a possible Nixon running mate —Ike'a brother, Milton. Of all the names in our roster at foreign diplomats, tbe most provocative Is that of Sir Itaiold Caecia, British ambassador to the United States. An Indiana editor writes: “How rome the British have an ambassa­ dor with surh an Italian-sounding name?" And hr's right; it is Italian. Sir Harold comes from a distinguished I t a l i a n ancestry whoso roots go back to tha tilth Century. Rut hia kin moved to Great Britain four generations ago. Two United Stales senators from the aame state have neglect­ ed to identify their Idrlhplarr, aa is a custom, in the Congicssional Directory.. They’re Harry Flood Byrd and A. Willis Robertson. Both are senators from Virginia. N'owheie, in any senatorial biography, Is their native state disrlosrd. Roth were bom ia the "competi­ tive" aaighboring state of West Virginia. Harley Stunts is 9.1, hut Joe Buford rails him "Junior" when he aske him to rnmr forward and dismiss my Bible Claaa with a brief prayer. He slay* young mentally because he indulges In mental and emoUonal calisthen­ ics regularly! They help you re. tain yowr I. I). Into a rip* old age! Case 11-482: Harley Stuntz, aged 1*3, is a livewire member of a Bible Class I teach in Chicago. And t mean “livewire," for he is alert and up-to.the-minute in his mental outlook. When he was 00, he called Joe Buford, the prrsident of this Rihl* Class, and invited him to attend a businessmen's luncheon the fol­ lowing Friday. "Joe, Tug Wilson is going to talk about rerrnt changes in foot­ ball rules," Mr, Stunts began. "I haven't kept up on surh' things as 1 should, so t want to hear hia speech. Would you like to go along as my guest?" Frequently, Mr. Stuntz is called* upon to dismiss the Bible Class with a brief prayer. And 1 alwaye like to listen to him, for he talks to God as if he were just conversing with the Al­ mighty. And his prayers dovetail with the theme of my talk on that Sunday's lesson. Many people retain their facul­ ties into a rip* old age. Other* grow- foggy and often are so disoriented, they can’t recognise their rlos* relative! and may not even know th* dat*. Mr. Stuntx keeps his will whet­ ted and thus retard* the usual de­ cline in I. Q. which Inevitably oc­ curs in old age, by reading 'the newspaper every day. He follows th* Worry Clinic and ask* pertinent questions about tha cases 1 have discussed. Exercise is just as vital for our I. Q., as well as our good emotions, as it is for our muscles! And long after we may be eonfined tn a wheel chair, wa ran still give our brains and our emo. (Inns their full daily exercise! So you ran retain your alert brain and sensitivity to love, kind­ ness, music and religious Idealism Bachelor Serves As PTA Prexy CHICAGO (UPI) — One-third of th* nation's PTA membeers to­ day are men, including a small­ town bachelor who serve* as presi­ dent of (he parent-tcachrr associ­ ation in Guthrie, Ky. The bachelor president la Logan Wehli, a middle-aged Insurance agent who just like* “ to do for other people, especially kids.” Dur­ ing his two term* aa president, membership In the Guthrie PTA has grown from 287 to 426 mem­ bers. "Tint's Witt I Uln, Current Raft 4% Today, America Has A N EW Low-Price F i e l d ...A N D LEADS IN S A L M - I N Q U A L IT Y - IN K O N O M Y - IN IAMIIIR UAH IMu ns­ topped all but 2 U.S. can is January—Ward*! Automotive Reports, February I, I960. Happinaoa Through Kxxith (Bjr DR. F. LEO KKRWIN) IAMBUI UAH INtVAllTV1 with Single-Unit* construe* lion, Deep-Dip* rustpcooAng. IAMIUI UAHMIIMMBM. Oversensitive Nervous System Creates Many Annoying Symptoms M l Feb. 24, l M O - P t f . 11 ffc Ah M R rrxl* • ammmaS etaee aailw OeSehae •f. 1*1* al She Reel S in n at Beeler*. nerMa aoMar Ike Act at C'eagreae *r Beret a. ISTS. T ti MereM le a asaatkar ml Ike ts IO l rreee e k b t to wUIIM eatleew l»*tr to ska mam tee rr»eMleaHea e( all *fca to n l aette aetata* laikle 4 a v a a c a im e a k iT M ■a Ran OMtoa rate la eaailaale Caaair ail oikee 1-Tear eilAe •aaa a tear e u a a a Tear 4 Maosfce U» ana • Baaika M l X Uaatke • Meath* tJM t Heatfca 1 4 * t Heaths 3 M arik I. see I Msalk M l I Meath g. a. Peetal BagsUtlsaa are«Me* Ual all moll eshecrlattesa be paM la Tha feeling of nervouanens, Evan the ticking of a clock, despondency, irritability, in- tha olamming of a door, the •ccurity and many othor nolM Md _ of or. vague nervoua symptom* can .. _ . , . be created by an over-aenai- d n ary conversation, w i l l tive nervoua gyatem. «»“•• unreasonable diatur-----Ik ia rewiwitaku “*"*00. Relaxation and comto think th itfe w nl*h believe that any- S f J L l K t S undmtood th#t t h i n e can ba °V****Mltivg ay-items play an dune for them If ^ P o /U n t part In the developth»v >ra troubled ment an“ maintenance of o r d e r * . They blame It t o m . pleteiy on situations and pre­ dicaments. The oversensitive nervoua system senses things too acutely; it exaggerates tha strength of stimuie and acta accordingly.- This sick type nervous system is tense and intolerant. Fur iiialanca noises which in health wa disregard become annoying. P N IC II 10 years, 23 billion milee. R^eafi f uiM in KMMT, In meant Pure Oil Economy Trials, Rambler topped a l can In m itt par gallon PRICE TA G S...N O T PRICE CLAIMS. . . TELL THE TRUE STORY “nd*r*t.^d.ho" Chiropractic Jj • pp,ic*b,# in theM tondi* Oat ef a aarlxi e t a published la the pakUc oat la exptaia aad tho praetka of _ Chiropractic, writtca hy De. F. Leo R an rtt whomoffice io located a t M i S. Frxaxfc Avo. and Ma tokahoao nunttxr is FAirfax 1-7441. R A M IL IR S ILLS MORE BECAUSE RAMBLER SAVES YOU MORE BILL W W. I ll HEM PHILL MOTORS, Inc. SANFORD, FLA. �^ a tta . . t: yV. ll-W # d . r*r. c- F ed 24 1M 0 H* M s rS |m Q NOW CUT , THAT O U T //, O M ltp o & e co *a m i c e er e v rr TOt M. O lenn Croea Addrees Unknown •M R u th J. flfBM *■/» Sidney B r a v e u i l l w . t Mila B e ta P e rm ln e to n . M lc h le tn Tou a ra h . r a b r no tified th a t a l u ll t<> foreclose a m o rtg a g e on th a below daet-rfbed p ro p e rty haa l>atn ro m m a ara d e c a la a t you la tha C ircu it C o u rt of th a N inth Ju d ic ia l c irc u it, ia m ln a la C ounty. F lorida. T ha a k h rav lata d tltla lo tk a rau aa la H ub B uilders, la c . TO. H. O laan d r o i t a n d R u th J . a rea * , hla wlfo. T h a d a tc rlp tla a a t th a ra n t p ro p a rty p ra ra a d td a y a la a t la: L a t t i l . Z A K S H A R R IE T ESTATES. Bam lnala C aunty, FlartO a a e e a r d ia t ta P la t tk a ra a f. r a c a ria d la P la t R aak t l . P a a a a t l a n d la , of th a PuBllc R a ro rd a o f Sami* a ala C aunty, F lorida. T ou a ra ra e a lra d to rila y our A n sw er a r a ta a r p la a d la e w ith th a C lark a t tk a a k a a a C a u rt a n d to serv e a eopy tk a ra a f upan N a ­ th a n Loeb. t a i l M ateatf B ulldlna. O rlando, P la rld a . a tta rn a y fo r tho THE0 (0 HOMETOWN W ELL,TW O S C K ID S AftH S M ALL S N O J< 3 H T ' g h t ■ [DOWN UN PERTH SEATS.. Legal Notice Legal Notice |y STANLEY .A N D HUNT PONT HSR SH O C S. ARTEC TH ’ S H O W / m m «*• u* FC*MS, WITH CNOUSH SCIENCE TO BUILPA SOSOT AS PMFKT.AS ^ w sye mv jo s NOTH|NOS iettv t i m e SMILING „ HOUSEWIVES f y es , « u*tmma»(/ ...ANP TO SEIZE YOUR URANIUM AT W ia -F O R >-* -TUB* . 1 ?T SUEVWAt/ > UNPEE THIS K W O W , yo u W it LEA P u s TO THEM, M V S /D tE L K A iP 5 W iU .s e ^ K M . O TO ffEP .' M m i c e e r aerr cree P ro C onftaao w ill be e n te re d a a a ln a t you fo r th a re lie f dem and* ad In th e C om plaint. W ITN ESS m y h an d a n d th a aaal a f held C a u rt In S a n fe rd . Sam lnola C ounty, P la rld a , th le I t k d a y a f F e b ru a ry . I lia . D avid V . d e tt h e l C lark of tk a C ircu it C a u rt B y: M a rth a T . V lhton D eputy C lark (SE A L ) * NATHAN LO EB • l i l t M etcalf B u lld la e O rlando. P la rld a t A tta rn a y fa r P la in tiff P u k llak : F eb, t l , IT, I I A M ar. >. la ebo roare af tba Coaaty Jadea, . SEMINOLE Coaaty, ■tata of Plarlda. !W PROBATH ta pa tha Saeaaa a t TO) P a u l P a lm a r PRANCES P. PRENETTF a / a J a a B lahap R a u ta 1, B a a I I D aet eiad. P lif f o r a ld . O a a rs ia PINAL BOTICB and N otice la h tra b y g iv en th a t tha R u b y B. P a lm e r u n d a ra la n td w ill, « » th a 14th d a r f l e /o J o e niah o p of M arch. A. D. l i l t p re ae n t t a w R oute 1, Bos I I th a H onorable C ounty Jutfga of P lta s a ra ld , O a a rfla Sam lnola C ounty, P la rld a . h e r fin al T e a a ra h e re b y notified t h a t a re tu rn , a cc o u n t a n d vauehore, aa ault to fe re c lo to a m o r ts a t e ' oa A d m ln la tre trls a f th a K ita to o f th a b tlo a r deacrlbod p ro p a rty haa P r a n r t t P . P re n e tte . datahaad. and boon ro m m ta ca d a a a n a t you ta tha a t aald tlm t, th a n a n d th a ra , m ake C ircu it C o u rt of th a N inth J u d i­ a p p lic atio n to tho aald Ju d a * fo r c ia l C ircuit. Sem inole C ounty. P ie r- a fin a l a a ttla m a n t a f h e r a d m la lCl! Id a tr a tle a a f aald a ita ta . a p d fa r a a T ka a b b rev iate d tltla to th e cauaa e ld e r d ie c h a rs in e b a r aa |u c h Adla T ha P a ra a t P rep o rtlo e. Inc.. »t. la ln la tra trls . P a u l P a lm a r a n d R u b y B. P alm ar, D a ted th la th a t t h d a y a f Pab* hla w ife. ru a ry . A. D. I l i a . T ha descrip tio n a f th a re a l p ro ­ / a / In a Ooodm an M cC arthy p e rty procaaded n a a l n .t la: A t A d m ln la tra tria a t lh a K L ot I. B lo rk “A". LITT LE E a ta ta a f W KK1W A ESTA TES NUM­ PRA NCES P . P R E N E T T E B E R ONE. a e e o rd ln t to p la t PlIIIM l tk a ra a f, a a recorded In p la t BTENSTBOH. DAVIS * M atN T O IK B ook I, F a t a I t . P u b lic R a ­ A tta ra a y a fa r A d a tla la tra trla ro rd a of Sam lnola C ounty, E dw arda R u lld ln a Florida. S anford, F lo rid a Tou a ro req u ire d to file y o u r Anew er e r o th e r p le a d ln a w ith the It Pays C lark o f th a ab av a C o u rt and to carve a eopy th e re a t upon N a th an To Use Loeb, t a i l M etcalf B u lld la e, O r­ lando. F lo rid a, a tta rn a y f a r th a The HEXALD p la in tiff, on o r b efo re M arch l l t b Want Ads. I l ia . If you fall to do an a De­ WiLL w am m m WITHPRETTVAPRONS AKO UTTLBRIBBONS INTHEiS T haiq you/ S ift p la in tiff, on e r before N o rth l td . I l i a . I f you fa il to do ao a D e e rte P ro C onfatao w ill ho e n te red a a a ln a t you fo r thu re lie f dem andtd In -th e C om plaint. W ITNESS my. h an d and th a aaal o f raid C ourt la S an ferd , Sam lnola C ounty, F lo rid a, th is t a d d a y a f F e b ru a ry , 1111. (SEAL) DAVID M. O A TCIlEL c le r k of tb a C ircu it C ourt B y: M a rth a T . V lhlen D e p u ty .C la rk NATHAN LOEB l i l t M etcalf B uild In s O rlando. F lo rid a A tto rn ey fo r P la in tiff P u b llih : Pab. I, ta. IT, I t , 1111. w — ' WOW DO I NOTHING .YOU DOv I'M < SELLING- rTODAY r ft ,iA M HALVA m L U E LSI ■ ■■ S un . * ^ -*'3 i« .c w • s ' , , r . 1Y ____ : M WMDAf L W rtN ItL M irA M tN ft T O T M ts .tu rs u a m m WM4TC0UW0S rs d ts « rrt> SANE/KWAT/J feu u r hio WMJCOPJWrTW th a te n fo ld h e ra ld l i e fa m ily a f f a i r . . . odvertiie . . .shop in the herald l kT H * * fV » J JSU'SU.- yu, I ’ �•' ■ r "■r' " " l ■ ■ ■ ■ A Want Ad A Day Makes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 Classified Thone FA 2-2611 CARD OF THANKS We, David Williams and Johnny Henderson, sons of Mrs. Alice Henderson, who died January 19, 1B40, wish to thsok our many friends and neighbor! for their many kind deeds and beautiful flowers given our Mother during .DEADLINES her period of Illness. Words can­ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: not express our appreciation of your kindness. May God add a Tu*», thru F it • 8 P. M. d«jr h r blessing to each of you. far* Insertion. Has. • S»L noon. The Family STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tut*, thru FrL • S P. M. day b*> S a ra lairrtiaa. Mom. • 8 *L noon. RESPONSIBILITY: Tha Herald will uat h* responsible far miora Ihaa aue latarract beer(ion of your ad, and raoarraa tha right to raria* or reject any ad* vcrtiscmcnt from that ordered to caafona to tha poticlaa *f thla R H r. C l a s s if ie d in d e x 1. Good Food, t. For Rant • $. Wantad to Rant 4. Raal Eatata Wantad I . Real Eatata For Sala I. Mortgage Loans 7. Butina** Opportunities 7-A Inauranca 8. Famala Help Wantad I. Mala Hal* Wantad tfl.'M a le or Famala 1 1 . Work Wanted 18. Plumbing 8 ervlcaa II. Elactrieal Sara lean 14. Build. Paint 4k Repair II. Special Service* II-A Beauty Parlor* II. Flower* 4k Plant* 17. Pata • Livestock - Suppllaa II. Machinery • Toole II. Boat* and Matara M. Automobiles R t-A Trailer* II. Furniture SI. Artldaa For Sal* IS A Article Wanted I t. Notice* 4k Paraanala 14. Lost A Found XI. Education • Instruction Studies Why Some t a Better Judges SAN DIEGO. Calif. (UPI) -C an on* man know how it feala ta ha in anetber nan'* shoes? A San Diego State, College psycho­ logist says the answer Is yes and he wanta to know more about R. The psychologist. Dr. Waynan JS. Crow, will direct a two-year Ktudy into how --accurate on* in­ dividual can be In judging nnether. "We all know paopla who lack insight into others, wha can't take a hint," Craw said. "Wa also know other* who quickly aense our moods and feelings, who seem la know wbat we are trying to •ay when we ourselves can't find the right words to express It." . He laid he will make use in hla Wudy of people who esn easily put themselves Into the other fellow'* shoes. He said he hope* the study will •how how to direct cuch people to occupations that can make use ef their ability to understand others. He also thinks a way mky ba found of instiling this quality in those who lick it. p e e p e r In Debt NEW YORK (UPI) — Just be­ fore World War II, the average American worker owed $1 in in­ stallment debt for each 114 of ahnugl toke-hom* par- u , t T**r. hla ohligatiena reached a high af mere than I I fer every I* of iarly after-tax Income, accordg to th# Bureau of Advertising of the American Nawipsper Pub­ lisher* Assn. C N EW R A V EN N A PARK HOMES • • Quint CnRuuuaity Near Golf Courao 2. For Rent OPEN D A ILY t 9:00 A. M. Til Dork SUNDAY S :0# P . M. T U D ork fcV* t• S h ou n ah x Cegatm tin On* taw. M l Waal Mth Straw Phao* FA t-HM fta* * rl fm lfe lAff-A-DAY FURNISHED cottage at Five Points. Phona FA 2-14*7. 15*A Beauty Parlors Wed. Feb. 24. 1960—Page IS 11. Work Wanttd APARTMENT, 112 Llm. FA 2-0371. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. Call TA 2-4444. HOUSE, phone FA 2-5113. FURNISHED, upstairs apartment 333, hot water furnished. Phone FA 2-4337. PRIVATE four room furnished cot 2. For Rent tage suitable for working cou' pie, reasonable. 410(4 Myrtle HOUSE for rent, so. Sanfrord Ave. Phone FA 2-3031. Ave.. near Lake Jessup. Phone FA 2-3194. NEW home |M per month. Call FA 2-3480. 117 EXCAMBniA DR.: 2 bedroom unfurnished house, 113 per TWO 2-bcdroom houses, kitchens equipped. FA 2-6043. month. Call FA 2 0920 after 3:00 p. m. WELAKA APARTMENTS: roams private bathe, 114 W. First Bt3-ROOM epsrtment, (40 month. Private hath end entrance HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, Eest FA 2 9888. side between Celery and Geneva Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchen ap­ CLEAN 2 bedroom unfurnished pliances. School bus slop. Quiet house, knotty pine snack bar and neighborhood. $71 per month. cabinets, one master bedroom Phone TA 21145. 833 month. NO I-32S7. 2- 2+ £ lisa, kits t'a u m araskst* la*. WwM tlsku m m it. FURNISHED apartment, 401 FURN. Apt. 201tt W. 1st Bt. Palmetto. Ph. FA 2-4024. , • And than wb ru «ut of money. . 2, 3 end 4 BR. houses, 3 BR furnished apartment. LOWER FLOOR apartment, part­ ly furnished, electrle kitchen. Call Mrs. Appleby, FA 2toll or ROSA L. PAYTON 5. Real Eatata Far SBla 5. Rntl Eatata For Sale FA 2-3968. And Associates WILL TRADE tola or acreage for 3 • BEDR003I unfurnished apart­ Registered Rtal Estate Broker Stenstrom Realty housetrailer. FA 2 0319. ment, 303 E. 23th Street. Call Ph. FA 2-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha HERBERT STENSTROM FA 2-3328 or FA 2-3318. RENT OR SALK: 4 houses; 1, 2 Registered Broker FURNISHED Apt. 300 Park. and 3 bedrooms; 1 kitchen LEN RISNER 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house, •quipped: others partly equip LOTTIE BROADWAY 2412 Willow, |100 month. Call 3-BEDROOM house in Sunland Estates, on Lake Dot Drive. ed; 133 to $70 monthly. Daniel, KEN TORBETT FA 2 0274. O 5-3262. Phone FA 2-7337. BETTYE D. SMITH 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, Associate! 3-BEDROOM, 3 bath, Sunland 2411 Orange, $10 month. Call 2-ROOM furnished apartment, 310 11 N. Park Ph. FA I-I4M Magnolia. Phone A. K. RossctEstates, 204 Oakland Ave. FA 2-0274. ter, Florest. FA 2-1B51. ROBERT A. WILLIAM*. B ltltor 3-BEDROOMS, complete kitchen, FURNISHED garage apartment, Raymond LundqulaL Aseae. hardwood floors, tile bath, Flor four rboms and bath, screened FURN. a p t 2300 McUonville. FA 2-3131 AUaaUe Beak Bldg. Ida room. (1,000 down. Phone porch. M itt E. Second St. Phone RENT A BED FA 2-4434. FA 2-0191 or FA 2-2624. Baliaway, Haspltal A Baby Bed* C. A. Whiddon, Sr. By Day, Week or Month. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN HOMES. DUPLEXES, br o k e r CARROLL'S FURNITURE APARTMENTS J. W. HALL 114 W. let St. 203 la . Fark Ava. Th FA I t o l l CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY Ph. FA 8-I1I1 2344 French Ave. 111 X. PARK AVE. FA 2-2420 ReaiUr 3. Wanted to Rent "CaU IUU” Phone FA 2-3441 EYE OPENING VALUE 3-ROOMS It Bath, nicely furnish­ ed, $30. Apt. 1, 407ti W. 1st., WANT TO RENT YOUR Maaanry Home featuring S Cora- S-RSDROOM, 3 bath, double car­ mle tilt hatha, acpirstn dialog PROPERTY? manager at 111 W. 6 th. ports, extra Urge utlUty roam, room and living room overlayed Contact us for prompt service Florida roam. 110 Shannon Dr. NEW APARTMENT, 4 rooms and with wall ta wall carpet Kit­ BETTYE D. SMITH bath, screened poreh, Iskefront, chen equipped with stove, refri­ FA 2-1379. Property Manager private year around occupancy gerator, dishwasher and dispos­ STENSTROM REALTY FARMER’S AGENCY for couple. $70 per month. A. 111 N. Park Avenue Ph. FA 2-2420 al. Large tot, to quiet neighFreti, Clalrmont Ave., Lake N. V. Farmer, Realtar to berhaed. Owner says sell at the unusually reasonable price Mery. Phone FA 2 D. H. Whitmore 5. Rtal Eatata For Salt Lillian G. Tram* of 114.700. MONTHLY PAY3-BEDROOM bouse 190 per month. Associates. MENTS ONLY $11.00 par month Ml Rosalia Dr. Call after 1:00 Rental—Choice Location attar a modest down payment. I l l S. French Ave. Ph. FA 3-5221 P. M., FA 2-3382. Lsrge furnished two bedroom This Dollar Squeestog Value Is After hours, FA 2 -MU. FA * home at 013 E. First Street. FA 2-0241 • waiting tor you. SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gables, Beautiful setting end view. Ideal Call naw tor appototmaat. 401 Magnolia Av*. FA 2-0720. I-LOTS to Draamwold Section; al­ for residence or professional lo­ ready cleared and leveled. Prlccation. Drive by, (hea call for W. H. "BUI" STEMPRR Agency FURNISHED apartment, cleaiund cd to sell. Phono FA 2-0231. a Slemper Associate who will Phone FA 2-4991 111 N. Park close .In. Adulti only. Jimmy be happy to ehaw you Inside. Phono FA 2 4331 2601 Park Dr. Cowan, FA 2-4013. Other rentals available from 133. Realty Co. 1-MODERN FURNISHED apart­ RAYMOND M. BALL S tTHEJohns ment! available soon. FA 2-4331. W. H. "Bill" STEMPER Agency TIME TESTED FIRM AND ASSOCIATES 001 Palmetto Ave. 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-4111 Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park Real Eilat* — Inauranca Surety Bondi 2-BEDR003I furnished h o m e , Phone FA 2-4331 2M1 Perk Dr. H. Female Help Wanted Country Club Road; Adults. HOUSE, very reesonable. US XII S*. Fark Ava. Ph. FA 1-6441 Bkifetd FA 2-7664. Country Club Circle. Kvass BMg. Uka Mary NEED MONEY? 3-BEDROOM, kitchen aqulppad. I-BEDROOM koma la well estab­ Ph. FA M W Became an AVON Representa­ Call FA 2-S608. lished neighborhood. S p e c i a l tive. Pleasant work end hours TRANSFERRED CLERGYMAN terms. FA 2-4139. to suit your household sched­ 2-ROOM cottage completely furn­ has vacated this neat X bedroom ule. Write, Manager for inter­ ished, all utilities, ready to move THREE bedroom home on two custom built home, dean ai a view to your homo, Box 244. in. Adults only. 2404 Park. Ap­ lots, corner So. San.'ord and pin and to "like new" condition. Lockhart, Fla. ply Stamper Agency. llth. St. Come, look, make of­ 4toft mortgage at $41.12 month­ fer. T. V. Cantrell. ly can ba assumed after mod­ NEW 2-bedroom CB house on Vlherate down payment. We have CASHIER part time work, apply ten Road, kitchen equipped, fur* the key. Why aao’t you call to­ nlshed or unfurnished, tile bath. Rite Theatre. > ACRES day for appointment to sde this Call FA 2-6007 anytime. 2 acres with 2 bedroom, concrete YOUNG GIRLS, COLORED IdaaUy loaatod homa? Exclusive borne, high and dry land. TRAVEL FURNISHED apartment reason­ block with House approximately .0 yctr* able, centrally located. FA 2-1838. 11-25, SINGLE, H. S. grad. Frre old, with new roof. Several oak Seminole Realty to travel Florida, Hawaii, N. Y. FA 2-5232 FURNISHED apartments, hard­ trees and assorted citrus trees. and return. Circulation work. No Good water. On paved Rd. wood floors, tilo baths. 602 W. $10,900 with small down pay­ NEW LAKEFRONT home: S-beiT experience necessary. Transpor­ 27th. Street. tation furnlihed. Can earn $71 rooms, I baths, custom buUt, ment. to 1123 weekly, plus bonus, eftrr terrene, lies* sliding doors, 2-BEDROOM house fer rent. electrle kitchen, fruitwood cabi­ training. See Mr. Moorehead, 10 FA 2-2773. 1200 DOWN la 12 a. m. and 3 to T p. m. nets, central heating and air 2-ROOM apartment, furnished, no I BR. home with hardwood floors conditioning: Urge plot. Irriga­ McAllister Motel, 2021 AW. Rd., and ceramic lU* bath. children. FA 2-3927. Sanford. tion. Buy for cost direct from owner-buUder. $11,701, Uw down NEW 3-bedroom house. Phone ROSA L. PAYTON payment. A. Freti. CUirmont B. Mato Help W anted/' FA 2-7213. And Associates Ave., Lake Mary, FA 2-29U. ROUTE SALESMAN for Sanford. FURNISHED bouse for rent, It Registered Real Estate Broker Write Florida Co-operative For Smyrna Dr.,,DeBary. Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha REDUCING. PRICE for quick ■•U. By namer; 2 bedroom CB The Blind, P. O. Box 2411, Or­ lando. house, wood floors: comer lot, fenced backyard. FA MM3. AGGRESSIVE type young man for office and budget sale* depart­ LOTS - 4 Choice — LOTS ment, iteady employment, Fire­ Near Winn-Dixie and Food Fair. stone Stores. Sacrifice b e l o w appraise!. 2411 Chase Avenue YOUNG MEN. COLORED — SUNLAND ESTATES: Like new TRAVEL 3-bedraom, I bath heme. Down U-2S, SINGLE, 2 years college. payment Use than original. Call Free to travel Florida, Hawaii, FA 2-MW. N, Y. and return. Circulation work. No experience necessary. Transportation furnished. Can •era $7$ to $121 weekly, plus botus, after traltotog. Sea Mr. Moorahaed, 10 to 1$ a. m. and l to 7 p. m. MeAUUUr Motel, ID1AL FAMILY HOMES 3021 8 .W. Rd., Sanford. f WHITE MALE, 27, desires pert- June Brown’s Beauty Salon lime job from 3 P. M. to mid- 2010 Adame Ave. Ph. FA 2-1427 nitht, available 7 nights a week, will consider anything. FA 24447 DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP after 3. 2004 Adame Ph. FA "?3S3 TYPING at home, legal or any Be LoveUer With Professional ether. Phone FA 3-4444. Btauty Care. 12. Plumbing Services • • S BEDROOMS 1ft ft S BATHS Wall Plumbing A Heating 16. F to w ers f t Plants DSO DOWN LOCATION i tOOB Wish lactam A m u . altaetad lore* canwr tat 110* s 125', with muay ahada (raw. ROOMS: 2 Badrooms, Bath, apaeloun liriac rat family room, tort* carport*, utility room, and pat la. PRICE: Tha total prkn—ju»l $13,750. Financing avail* able. May w b a tm yau? EXCLUSIVE WITH STENSTROM REALTY 111 N. PARK AVE. PH. FA 2*2426 FHA FINANCED D rift Four Black* Waal Off French Ave. On Mth i t / A Stamper Aaaerial* U On Th* Premie** Daily. Prtoai Under Present Market B IB OB CALL TODAY Stamper Agency Ph. FA B toltt 111 N. P a rt Ava. Ph. FA l-IS ll SMI Park Ave. EXPERIENCED secretary wishes position, full or part time. Call C ale pieces or sets. Also fund* lure repair. CablneU made. FA 2-7043. = 22. Articles For Sale “ 1 ii r i u .m i t*u or y am . naming IS" speaker $80. Viktog tape recorder 840. 20 W.Amys end Preamp 830. Garrird tumtabto 833. CaU FA 1-TM1. rvso VS 1VU( « IS AHI till V* QVIBR Service With The Cash. SUPBB TRADING POST. FA 2-NT7. Magnavox TV. 1 ! to. coasoto $41. FA 1-7770. L AIR CONDITIONING Cut Flowara Fer Aay Occaiston CONTRACT and REP*IR WORK SANFORD FLOWER SHOP 1007 Sanford Avs. FA 2 6342 FA S-lStS ar FA 24270 FA 2-3283. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN (BLINDS Livestock, Suppllaa E___led head. Sag-proof bottom raU with ptostie ends. PUstto House Wiring — Electric Service PIGS for a barbecue, dressed, or rayon tapes. Cation or aytos Sid Vlhlen ready for tha pit, $18.00. Not cords. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. srik Glnaa and Faint Co, dressed $16.00, will deliver. R. F. S I l l Magnolia FA 2-0415 Cole, phone FA $-327$. I W. 2nd St FA M M 1 n and 14. Build, Paint ft Repair 19. Boats and Motors 0 Gormly, Inc., Third A Palimetis, RAINBOW Palnleri A Decorators Gateway To The Waterway E__ IOMY paint $$.93 per gal* -F re e Estimates. Ph. FA 2-8344. 13. Electrical Services 17. Pata, Your EVINRUDE Dealer B A M ROOFINO Robson Sporting Goods Contracting A Repairs 30444 E. 1 st. Ph. FA 24041 Licensed — Bended —Insured FREE ESTIMATES 20. Automobiles 300 Laurel Ave. Pi., FA 2-7443 1934 BU1CK, Dynaflow i„d hatter, THOS. E. THOMPSON low mUeage, like saw through­ General Contractor out. Call FA 2-MM. Home Carpentry Repair* '31 MERCURY tudor, Merc-oRooting A Siding Phon* FA 2 6432 Matie. R A H. good transportalion, $100. FA 24097. WALL PAPERING A PAINTING Work Guaranteed Bod Beard SALE or TRADE: 183$ Nash RamContact 304 West Sth SL bier fordor Custom, radio, $230 Phons FA 24443 cash and assume payments o( $00 month; or will trada tor 15. Special Services lata modal Chevrolet to Ford Pickup. FA 2-74M. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All work guaranteed. Free EsU- 113$ RENAULT Deulphtoe, small mates. Phene FA I-7I14. equity aad taka up payments. Call FA 2-4373. CLOCK REPAIRING; WbecUsi, Longwood Park, FA 2-7473, 20*A Traitors AUTO GLASS INSTALLED FOR SALE - 1I3S Spence Craft House Trailer. 44Vix$. Sea Clyde Walls at DeWitts Traitor Park. Back Ginas Ne phon* calls. Windshield Dour tilonii Vent Ginas BEAUTIFUL 1937 Kentuckian MoSERVICE bile Home, 2 bedroom, 44' a S'. Senknrik Glass and Paint Co. CaU FA $470$. 11. 114 W. 2nd SL TV & lot, 2nd geUen free. ARMY- NAVY Surplus, no Sanford Ava. 7 has to be seen te appreciate. Cheap! Call FA 2-4317. ; Four drawer •hest-of drawers; baby «troI)er, Ilka now; FA 2-MlO,. 1 \ 2 years old, $30. Call FA 1-431$. f Radio Service (Home & Auto) North Orlando E lectronics Ph. FA 24934 — FA 2-8443 2713 Orlande Dr. — Hwy. 1742 for — uka over payments of 89.30 etch; M0 different stitches, button boles. Writ* Credit MOM* car, Box CM, « /• Sanford Her­ ald. gold, Urge cantor stqoa la th* engagement ring. CaU FA $-1171. 1 * l TRAILER SACRIFICE $1,000.00 OFF OF COST 1800 La Belle 32 ft., 1 bedroom, jtloueto windows, taadem wheel. Used six weeks. Clear UUa. WU1 sacrifice for cash. Mri. McDon­ ald, DeWiU Trailer Park, $ miles So. of Sanford on 17-82. Sewing* Mach. Repairs 1831 2-BEDROOM, 3$ ft. Colonial houaetraller, very good caadiALL MAKES A MODELS tioa, custom built, $1830. Can 144 So. Park (24 kr. ear.) bo teen anytime. Oak HUI Trail­ FA 8-341$ er Park, Oranga City. ENVELOPES, LatUrhsadi, statsmanta, Invoices, hand bills, and 1833 11 ft. TRAVEL TRAILER; many extras; to front of Deprograms. e t c . Pr igresilvs Wittes TraUer Park, on 174$. Printing Co. Phon* FA 2 243130$ Wait 13tb St. 21, Furnltura PUUPB - SPRINKLERS AU typei and rises, lnitalUd Used furniture, appUances, tooli etc. Bou$ht-Sold Larry's Mart "Do It Youriall" a u Sanford Ava. Ph. FA S4l$l WE REPAIR AND SERVICE STINE • BIO VALUSJ i Maohlaary and Supply Ce. • 1 UICK CREDIT I $07 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2443$ • EASY TERMS PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS W. L. HARMON WILSON - MAIER PH. FA 2-4S23 After 1 P. M. Naw and treed Furniture 311 E. First SL FA $443$ INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM H. MURRAY 9SAVE9 m i Celery Ave. Tel- FA 2-1344 New ft Used SERVICE CALLS $1.30. For doFurniture and Appliances pendahte TV eervire call Seaford TV Center, Sth. sad San­ ford Ave. FA 24741. 243-804 B. Ftrat BL Ph. FA f MSI KEATING H. B. POPE CO. Naw A Used F urattan A Appli­ 250 S. Park — FA 2-4234 ance*. A Good Flat* Ta BUY, BELL orT B A D I TV and RADIO REPAIR af * F urniture 8:00 alfhto sad weekends; Baa- Jenkins ford, Lake Mery aad Longwood. 400 Sanford Ave. FA $-7430 FA 2-2772 and FA 24413. ROLtAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds. Day, Week er Month— CALL GREENLEAr Tree aad Yard Service for fait, efficient FURNITURE CENTER 3100 French Ave. work; FA 2-301$ fer free settmate. Ph. TA 1-7881 Mather of Sanford Ob*H> H. O w r h n D*v*lop«r PRESENTS S B e d ro o m s -U / a B a th s oyi»7ANPtNB •HATUtm ' / (ito bwtha/aaneaod mm*,! FAI-MM. $ 1 0 ,6 5 0 fha $ 3 5 0 Omn. Prom $ 6 8 .5 0 Monthly DtfflAY MOMS ,0HM DAftYj w.aBdkinV A M W M tT M ilH N B A L Scope. M04 Iroquois. - FA 2-4422 I I . Work Wanted WHITE GIRL, •$• M. desires cleaning or babysitting. Phone FA 2-4434. . 221. Furnltura D aw n 's PLUMBING CaatrtcUng A Repairs Free Estimates R. L. HARVEY 204 S.mford Ave. Phone FA 2-3313 A Satisfied customer la eur hart adverUaemeoL HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 10$ 5a. Oak Ph. FA MTU S& KNOLLS $450 Down Tuns Want Or 20th 81. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Watch For Our 8I | ri . . . . fti groan. It found toll FA 9-MlL Owner U in dog house and dpt of "Circulation." WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD W* lavlt* you to be aur abeatoleiy fro* without tlan at ana af Saufeed'a Baafaed'a landing Natal* while yen locate a* Itahla homing far yauraalff and family. Pick ap yarn key *r aur (tola* Office. S U N LA N D Estates & South PINECRES1 4th Addition Homes Designed For Florid* Living. 3 A d Bedrooms — l f t 2 Bnthn VA • FHA • FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Paym ent! Lew ae 9425 You tin movi ta lamadt* ataly while thn pnpnrn bib bainv Wa Guarantee Personal 8ntUfnettom On The Construction Of Your Horn* For Thn First Year — Or Your Down Payment And Ctattaf Cost Will Bo Cheerfully Refundad, Odium & Tudor, IRC, Offla* Open M 6 *I» IMS F- M. Car. Nvr, 11 I I •v �(i H M U y |w n - 1 * . - *---------- ---- - — *♦ , — .. - . .. . . ........................ ........... « . - ■■ . > _ - __ 1 - - 5 ~ ~ “ ■STp----- '' ---- “ m x\rr YouVa baud the expraarion, “Clua Will TalT.. . wall, it talle a m l atory in tha baat yon bur in our atorae-Swiftfa Premium. Lour grades era “dunked on*1* long baton thay ranch our coolers. Only the ftaaat beef Japaaaed by Swift’a "bora and raked” man! team . . • than, wn akillfully cut and trim only thie flnaat baaf to give you a tabla treat that can’t ba boat Look for the brand, truly worthy of your ooaking akiH -for only the vary beat ia MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT (WITH POOD ORDER)' OUR OWN EN ER G Y . DETERGENT ABSOLUTELY OR LIQUID CHOC. OR TAN. SANDWICH FROZEN FOODS _ COOKIES OfJR OWN — ROXEY DOG SHRIMP O TID • BITS SAUSAGE BLUE PLATE PINEAPPLE PEACH - 8 0Os. s. - 2 9 C Pkg, GRAPE BIG 2 Lb. JAR A 49* ALLSWEET MORTON'S ^ _ _ TURKEY R O T CHICKEN D , - c ' R ear tw in * ruxiuM BROOKFIELD 21 O*. SIZE PRESERVES BOOTH - BREADED FOOD N ai, YOUR CHOICE D ETER G EN T WHEN A RED STAR APPEARS ON YOUR CASH REGISTER RECEIPT HiBucurr . B R ISK ET GIANT SIZE MARGARINE r l C ) RIB END PORK LOIN ROAST Lbs. McKe n z ie s S O F U N T O ILET TISSUE BROCCOLI SPEARS SALAD DRESSING h WINTER GARDEN APPLE MEN CELLO SHURFINE • *! ARMOUR’S PEACH Q U A R T. . *• '.. • . « f;1 BACON FOODM ART MEATS ARE GUARAN TEED TO PLEASE YOU S A LA D ) STAR . QUABT CHERRY I 1 • V' FR A N K S F I T I It P A N SMOOTH PEANUT * £ & BUTTER . fTOKEMTI C CUT i * *» BEAUTY FRUIT COCKTAIL A A �Volusia Swamps Searched For Missing N a vy Jet Hunt For Plane Hampered By Heavy Fog, Mud Tw o Crewmen Lost; Third Man Bails Out One of the moat extensive searches in Central Florida's history, including military and civilian aircraft and ground searchers fanned out over a large section today, seeking two VOL. XLIX of three crewmen aboard a twin-jet Navy attack plnne re­ BY LARBY VERSHKI. po rted missing late Wednesday. “ If these men are here we'll Planes from at least seven Florida installations criss­ find them." crossed a iwampy irca approxi­ mately 20 mile* north of the San­ ford Naval Air Station for the mining plane, believe to have crashed. The Civil Air Patrol and aheriff'i deputiea from Voluiia and Seminole Countiea were aid­ ing in the search. The' miffing men, both stationA d at the Jacksonville Naval Air Station, on temporary duty at NAS, were Lt. G. E. Dotson, 34, Bonny Blue, Va., the pilot; and Lt. (J.g.) C. E. Faulkner, 31, Fort Worth, Tex., bombardiernavigator. Photographer'* Mate 2C R. L. Gaudrcau wa* picked up Wednes­ day night about two and a half miles north of Lake Helen in Voluiia County. He was suffering torom deep shock but otherwise ^ v a s unhurt, after bailing out. Officials at the base dispensary said (hii morning that Gaudreau was in "good" condition and had torn a ligament In hit left leg. Lt. Cdr. H. E. Smith. NAS public relation! officer aaid the pilot had radio eontacl with the nation "up until the very end.” "The plana wai making an in­ strument navigational hop," Smith M aid, "when It encountered heavy tu rb u len ce. The pilot ordered the rrew to ball out and oae man, the man we found, followed ordera. "The pilot rod* through the turbulence and apparently regain­ ed control of hi* aircraft. He checked with the base by radio. Then be stopped lending. We just don't know what happened." Smith sold the last contact was •4 4:30 p. m. "Wo knew the plane m w u down because the fuel would • h a v e been exhausted.” The men wore living at Use bate at tha time of the crash. Utey were returning from a four and half hour routine flight whan t o mishap occurred. Dickerhoof Named B to Sanies Co today that W. L. Dickerhoof of Baalord haa boon designated namtolga > treasurer la t o amiaty. ? • Dickerhoof k an accounts8t t o Shoemaker Construction Co., and resides ai M l Palmetto Ave. Carlton, * Wanehula, said In ^Tallahassoa I eke tod bn would propose ■ reapporttonment Bias— wttb major dafaeia removed—simi­ . * 7 lar to tha ana rejected by voters last fall. OM of t o "defects" of th | first proposal was that It prevented redistricting of the Senate until 1171. Fred O. Dickinson, Wast Palm Beach, aaid la Tampa the atata needs a better system of highways la attract more industryHa aaid if elected he wagM be a "super salesman" lo bring new factories to Florida and achkva "undreamed af industrial proapapity." John McCarty ef Ft. Pkrce, who will take hk rempaiga to Miami ihk weekend with a reception plan­ ned Saturday, vktted la Sanford to­ day. McCarty wM formally open his statewide campaign Tteaday at Ft. ^ Pierce. • Mt. Doran Hurt As 2 Cars Wreck 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) — prices at 1 p. m.: American TAT ................ American Tobacco .......... Bethlehem Steel Chrysler ............. Curtis* Wright ............. DuPont . ...................... Eastman Kodak ............. -ord Motor General Electric............. Lorillard .......................... Penney ................... Penn RR ...................... Sears Roebuck ............... Standard Oil (NJ) ....... Studebaker ..................... U. S. Steel ..................... Westlnghouse El. .-........ Stock Mi-i 106*s 49W 4G»« 23H 233 101 78’» mh 37W 113 15'« 4M* 45', 1814 841. 4SU Castro To Grab Foreign Capital HAVANA (UPI) — Premier Fi­ del Castro declared today that any foreign private capital coming into Cuba in future will be "delivered lo the nation" and invested as it sees fit. Castro bitterly attacked foreign investors in a two hour-and 20minute televised speech to 7,000 unionised workers in the Blanquita movie theater—one of the shortest major television appear­ ance* he has aver made. "Private foreign capital is mo­ tivated neither by generosity nor by eharity nor by a desire to aid the people," he said. "Private for­ eign capital k invested la help its investors. . . "Tie investor*. . .set condition* lo increase (heir gain* and to take them away, extracting Ihe julqe from the country indefinitely.” Castro's stand was expected to end private foreign invtetmtBl ia .Cubs- Although the new -have eared ttriftWi madt aa mt of the fate of | tng in* eftmerils la Cub*. Has had announced previously tbit Bfleaat 31 per cent of alt "b ask f Indus­ tries" will b# taken ovar/t>r the government, but haa not laid what will happen to t o producers of cearemar goods. Food Price Drop Holt Seen Ip ’60 WASHINGTON (UPI) - ReUil food prices will atop falling this year and remain at about tha 1859 level, t'i» >nr’ nilture Department forecaM tud. . The ' t *'- neut pr-a.cled the price of Ux> •' r. --main about Heady in Bt it aaid tha coal of processing and distributing the food probably would tMdiktia to inch upward. Food prices last year fell about 2W per rent below tha 1851 level, the department said. This reflected lower prices paid to farmers. Food markatlag charges jumped one per cent. But Increases in other prices more than offset the drop in food coats and the cost of living went up one per eent. That'* what Volusia County Sher­ iff Rodney Thursby aaid, a* he lead eight of hi* deputies and a con­ tingent of deputies from Seminole County through a dense iwampy area near Orange City lait night in hope of finding a clue lo a m in­ ing A3D jet bomber and two crew members. The men started the search at approximately 8:30 p. m. Wednes­ day, a little more than an hoqr after the plane was reported miss­ ing at the Sanford Naval Air S4ation. By lt p.( m. when the eearch was called 'becauia of deni»e fog. not a clue to the whereat* the plane had been found. Helicopters from Ihe Sanford Na­ val air station criss-crossed tha area flying as low as 50 feet. One of the pilots told a Herald reporter who was in the search party, "We couldn't even see the searchers, the fog was ao thick." On the ground, deputies and vol­ unteers turned over shrubbery, hacked through dense grass and walked through waist-deep mud in the hope of finding avidence of Ihe fate of Ihe plane. Deputies changed clothe* time and again when they were soaked through. Volunteer* from Orange City and Lake Helen, retired persons and boys ranging in age from 14-18 joined the search with flashlight* blinking. For nearly six hours, the search­ ers walked two in a row, signaling to each other but not a ahred of evidenca was found. "They just couldn’t have disap­ peared," Sheriff Thuraby said a* he called off the search for Ihe night. 'Rights' Opponents Charge Tyranny WEATHER: Widely scattered showers tonight. High today, 75-80. Low tonight. 60-65. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THU USDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA Navy Confirms New Bomber Assigned To NAS The nation's newest and fastest Jet bomber, the Navy'* North American Aviation-built Vigilante, will begin operating from the San­ ford Naval Air Station this summer. Official confirmation of the pro­ gram came W*dnr-day after The Herald reported on Jan. 25 that the Jet bomber would be intro­ duced at NAS. Commerce The Chamber hailed the official announcement at a itrong indication the Sanford baie, frequently the lubject Of tramfer rumor* in the pan, will continue opcratL .a "for a long time." Announcement that the newest bomber will he introduced into servire here means iu checkout and crew indoctrination program* will keep the NAS busy beginning during the summer. Chamber of Commerce Manager John Krlder said that announce­ ment of the new uroerxm was gratifying to the tpccial Armed Servirei Committee established here in 1958 lo urge the Navy to keep the Sanford bate and not Work already is underway at Ihe NAS to modify existing facili­ ties lo conform to Ihe new re­ quirements. Coat of the .xpanslon is expected lo reach 888,000, ac­ cording lo navy official*. Much of the early phi** test­ ing ef the bomber* that would have been done at the Naval Air Center, Patuxent River, Md., now will be done at Ramey Field, uf. flrials did. aaid. Octal* Thi* will be the first time that the phase and evaluation Ihe phne of test I termed "flret l « l M j i t a t l i M p p Q . gram" will take place at a fleet ’base and under the supervision of a fleet command. Nearly too employes of tho North American Aviation plant in Columbus, 0„ will join Navy per­ sonnel at NAS in the early phaso of the operation. Capt. James D, Ramage, com­ mander of Heavy Attack Wing One, said the "Vigilante intro­ duces a new generation of high speed aircraft. This Is first rla*a equipment and wa guarantee that it will be operated by the beat trained erews in the businen." RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) — Vir­ ginia's Pupil Placement Board, last threat of the state's old "mas­ sive resistance" policy, cleared the way today for local opilnn handling of student assignments with a mass resignation. New Time Saver NEW YOHK (UPI) - A sciential all hut flabbergasted paper mill owners and engineers today by suggesting they learn how lo grow trees without bark. Getting the bark off logs Is one of the costliest nuisance processes in the pulp and paper business. A IIC f IJ ^ IIM IIW ----------- A VU to V* AV/AIIIIII5 Wl New Prem ier Needed (U4 4 8I 4V4H5V _ ROME (UPI) - President Giovannl Gronchl today began a task familiar to most Italian presidents —that of finding a new premier to form a new government. Pro-West­ ern Premier Antonio Segal resign­ ed Wednesday night and U k now Orange Board earlier in the up lo Gronchl to provide Italy month and "moat of them seem with Its eighth government la seven yean. to favor t o project." The Orange Board had turned Ibn puttee-ovee to their engineer* Hoffa fUpB, Action t o study. They expect lo nock MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Team­ • decision tomorrow. sters Union President James JL Hoffs said federal indictments ef six St. Louk teamster officiate are nothing more than ‘‘harraaamsnl" of the u n to by t o Juatke Urpartmret. Hoffs, here t o thn quarterly meeting ef hk executive board, enld teamster sootrlbuHone to lb# lu g campaigns of two sea*and-tire fcptom atetlreg were SAO PAULO, Brasil (UPI) — tor* authorised by th fl members aad President Elsenhower flew Into were therefore legal. thia "fastest-growing city la the world" today lo onother red-earpel welcome punctuated with Bill Gets Okay WASHINGTON (UPI) - TIM crackling firecracker*. Security arrangements wen. tho tightest of Senate Commerce Committee hag approved a bill to require the label­ his tour to date. After an exchange of greet­ ing of all hasardoua article* pack­ ings and formalities at the air­ aged and sold for household nse. port the president rode through the The bill would require accurata rity in the back seat of hi* open labeling of such household items car. He stood up, grinned widely, as toxle or flaramablo cleaning and waved both hands to tho fluids and aerosol sprays. It would huge crowd which strained at provide maximum peaslties of up to 85,000 fines for manufacturers police lioea along the way. They held signs welcoming who fail In clearly labol thoir pack­ Elsenhower, showered him with aged produets. confetti end <Hored prper streamers and exploded firecrack­ Pollution Bill Doomed WASHINGTON (UPI) - House ers contlnuoualy in the streets. Thousands of children waved U.S. Democrats tried today to over­ and Brazilian flags. turn President Elsenhower's vet* As Eisenhower stepped from his of a politically potent bill to ex­ plane and headed down the ramp, pand federal grants for local wa­ a long red carpet was rolled out. ter pollution eontret. But the Tho carpet led into an enor­ move appeared doomed. Demo­ mous quadrangle sealed off by cratic leaden sen ceded there troop* and a large honor guard. wa* little chance (hay could For Ihe first time on lb* trip, gather the required t-ta -1 margin reporters and photographers ware lo override the vote. But tha excluded from Ihe security ares author of the measure. Bep. John and could get nowhere near tha A. Blatalb (D-Minn.), claimed he preaidsnl. The public, loo, was was only "a couple af votes" held far hark. ilwrt. • BoardHopes For Drainage Pact Friday iremen Nominate Casselberry Chief , Casselberry Fire Chief Paul Hates Wednesday was nominated for the preakJeaey af the Seminole County Firemen's Assn. Bates' name waa the only one offered for the poet at a meeting of. tha association nominating and flogace committee* in Casselberry. AggpcjatioB, election* will lie in ‘ and other nomination* can t tha floor at that time, re Chief Mack «levahaa Been association prciiAhareast three years. Plan* for anemlnole County Fire­ men's Asia, ball alio were made at Urn meeting. The bell probably will ba held in Sanford, according to Chief Cleveland. Church Addition About 11 fire department nprcSanford's Church of God k put­ sentativea from Sanford, Casselting up a 85,400 addition to tha b e r r y , Longwood, Altamonte front and. aid* of the church at Sprinsa and Labe Mary attended the meeting. French Ave. and 22nd Bt. ale Hooding in 1.8U0 acre* in south Seminole, parti of Orange County and Winter Park. ^ The areas involved include Tan glfcutadd and Tempi* T Seminole County and lh« brook area of Orange C.-nty. Once the Orange V'ounly board gives Us approval to the join! project, Seminole board will start stok on *etting up a tax dlstrjfirtaitoai area and selling mill*** l! r .residents in the area. “Only1 U*>** parsons who would benefit - by '- to project will be taxed," Bdred Chairman John Kridcr emphasized today. Kridrr aaid the board has no intention of taxing residents throughout the county. According lo a flooding survey by a Sanford engineering firm, three areas in Ihe south end of the county are "critical." Carlton Bliea of Brill and Gray, the engineering firm thal conduct­ ed the survey, said that 47 per cent of the area wa* in Seminole County and 53 per cent in Orange County. Although the rompletc Job would cost 8172,980, Seminole rounly'a and 53 prrcenl in Orange County. Although Ihe complete job would coat 8372,98U, Seminole rounly'a portion of the project would coat $188,825. The project would Include a ■form sewer plan which 'involves improvements to ditches and canals in the basin, construction of a canal south from SR 438 tn Kaalhrook to SR 15A and the, Inllatioa of * 41 - Inch, at0 9 a r north frofa Tanglewoed to II Creek at the Lake Howell id The project allowa t o "stage by stage" construction, according lo County Engineer Robert Davis. Winter Park baa already In­ formed Ihe Seminole Uosrd thal they were in favor of Ihe joint projecl. Commissioner Vernoo Dunn had appeared before the Tornadoes Hit Two North Florida Cities Ry United Pres* International Small tornadoes dipped down near Jacksonville and at Lake City early today, destroying at least seven frame house* and damaging others. The Duval County Sheriff's of­ fice said a father and hk daugh­ ter suffered minor rut* from fly­ ing glass when a twister struck ia a northeast section of Jackson­ ville. Neither required hospitalisa­ tion. Patrolman C. H. Seymour, on* of the first officers on the scene, said seven frame homes were de­ molished by Ibn atom., which hH about 7:10 a. m. However, he said all of the occupant* apparently managed to get out in lime. Another twister struck about 30 minutes later at a junkyard south of Jacksonville, acaitering used automobile pari* and leaving twisted metal rlingiog to trees and utility pole*. The Weather Bureau later Is­ sued an apparent all-clear bulle­ tin today for northern Florida and extreme southeast Georgia. C a r Tag Thefts Follow Deadline Theft of auto tag* followed the deadline for getting the new tags in Sanford this week. A lag wai stolen from a car at Sanford Motor Co. Wednesday, ona was taken from aa auto in the NAS parking lot Tuesday, and a tag wa* stolen from a truck at A. D. (toiler's Wholesale Plumb­ ing and Heating Supply Co. Mon­ day, Sanford policr reported. Orange To G et Drainage Aid •F ire Burns Hole In Y/oll O f Horn THE HHHINK CMJH GAVEL wan hmujid over Wednes­ day night by tha outgoing president, Andrew f. Innuny, right, In thn m w president, A. I* Skinnre. Tha P o tto tatn, Vernon fleott, presided at thn annual Inatnflgtlon. in tha phuto a U k right, ft. & Browning. g ro u n d w ork fo r th e j e t s ' a r riv a l." Board Resigns A ML Dora man was Injured to­ day in one of two wracks at the same time and place on SR 41. Robert Allen Lewis and George # Richard Yocum of Mt. Dora were driving their cars around a SR 44 rurve four miles west of Sanford when both autos careened off the road. Highway Patrol Trooper Olia Garrett reported. Lewis’ auto skidded off one side of Ihe road and hr received "a very bad” rut on bit bead and was hospitalized. He was reported in fair condition. Yocum's car, traveling about too 9 t o t behind Lewis' auto, went off Ihe other side of the road. Yocum was not injured. The accident occurred | f both ' cars rounded Ihe curve under InIrraiaic ilwy. 4 overpass, Garrett aaljl. Doth Lewis and Yocpm were charged with driving loo fast for * road conditions. Deputy R. A. Norwood assisted Garrett ia Ihe Investigation. Fire burned a bole la SB wall ef Mrs. Dorothy M home. 307 N. Maagoustto Wednesday. The Maas hrefea eat k a flare asretzM * ranted by Mr: a n l Mr*. Glynn John*. Cause af t o tran.frr it to one of 1U other locations surveyed. A few Vigilantes have been re­ ceived for flight testa, according to naval officials, and other* are nearing completion. Tiey will be asiignrd to Heavy Attack Wing One at Ramey Field. The responsibility for training pilot* and bombardier-navigators for the A3J will fail to Heavy Attack Squadron Thrre. Three. Squadron Cdr. F. IS. Edward* d id : "We hive already completed moit of the neefnary News Briefs The Seminole County Commis­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate i QOCUiOd of "tyranny" sion hope* to get approval af commissioners Fri­ ts put late effect'g. rebentiv* drainage program to elirnkaurged the leadeaahip^a until the pending civil till la the House passes Its nfrn measure neat month aad Senate. But Democratic Lewder Lyndon B. Johnson af T reat toM newt* men he saw aa tBefuatlve la ladl­ ing extended aeaikBs, as hrgad by those barking rights legislation. Sen. Harry F. Byrd lD-Vs.) aaid h* hared tbs Senate wUl paa* a "strong" civil rights bill that would ba a "humiliation" 6 tbs South. At the same Urns Sea. Hugh Scott ( R-Pa.l suggeeted that south­ erner* who are/plfibning lengthy speeches and m t concerned abeat long sesslon^leisB damaging ,1 a the health m R tm m rt should have a physical chaclup before they proceed. He aaid this would be a good idea so "no member by any mis­ calculation of his powers of en­ durance may suffer aa accident." NO, 637 president, K. C. W hitm ire, .first vital president, nod M. ft. Strickland, aocretnry, diacuaa the Shrine'a big event which had guenta from nU over Conteal Florida. (Herald Fhotoa) WASHINGTON (UIM) - Three ipecial dlitricta in Orange County, wilt gel three interest free ad­ vance* totaling $33,49(1 for plan­ ning drainage and water control (arllitlei. The Community Facllilie* Adminlitration approved the advaneea Wedneariay. The total coot of the improve­ ment* wai eitimalcd at $4,278,780 Ike's Security Guard Tightened Educational T V Study Plans Include Seminole School representative* f r o m eight counliM, including Semloole, wilt meet the latter part of April to discuss the belt wiy to get educational leleviiion facilitiet for Central Florida. Seminole Director of Inatruclion Stewart Gatehel laid Wednciday the 110,140 Ford Foundation funda recently granted for further­ ing Central Florida educational leleviiion will be uied to deter­ mine what U moil needed In edu­ cational TV in gradet 1-12, adult and junior college program*. The Florida Educational Televiiion Comminiua pteieola pfv grami in other parta of the Hate through ill own network and on private networki. But the lyilem hain't reached Central Florida ao far. Two or three ichool representsUvea from each of. the eight eaat Central Florida countiea will work on the TV atudy. They will come from Orange, Brevard, Flagler, Lake, Seminole, Osceola and In­ dian River counties, The study will take about alx monlha Gatehel laid. The Florida Kducatlonal Televiaion Commiaaloa already hat allotted an educational televlaion Italian - for Orlando. Ultra high frequency channel 24 hat been reaerved (or Central Florida with headquarter! in Orlando. One purpore of the atudy will be to find whether it would bo beat to build a aeparate educa­ tional TV atalion for Central Flor* Ida in Orlando, or whether tying in with one of the other educa­ tional TV channel! la the Hate would be more advlaable, Gatehel aaid. Tampa-St. Peteaaburg educa­ tional TV leadi III program M far ai Brookavllle. The requeat for the Ford great to aupplemaat atata IV atudy funda yai made by Alfred F . Idmundi, Voluiia County education director, . tk � 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, February 24, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 24, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 24, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d875828c339bbdfa3824bf9f9d3d5efb.pdf b7cb8212f0ff2af4b8537f536b8ef357 PDF Text Text V U.S. Government Inspected Grade “A" Quick Frozen m . i H . n CORNISH GAM E g » ,1 K ' i /. H a * L * „ • ' 1 1 1 WJ, » t V s* 1 K t v f ' . ’, ■ ■ *1 I -I 1I ' * 16-20 oz Average I T { H 1 ■ p :- - PSG U.S. Choice m 8BMN0LE HIGH DCT STUDENT, Larry David !r congratulated by Seminole High Principal Andrew Bracken for becoming president of Diveriifted Cooperative Training atudenta in five eountiee. Davit wan elected a t a convention la Winter Park attended by 280 Central Florida DCT atudenta and coordinator*. With Davit it hla campaign manager. Kathy Carlo#. Thla waa the firat time a Seminole candidate had aver attained the office. (Herald Photo) Caah award* totalling $2M.so ware given by the Seminal* Coun­ ty, P*5 Aaaeclatioa laat week. bath price* available totalled SNL Since there wasn't an entry i t r every priee ciet .mention, eom* of thee* awards went melalmed County Agricnltnral Agent Cecil feekor antd. This mad* a aitua* Pee where thee* were eeveral ip licanta for tome price* and no ap­ plicant* for other*. Agricultural dlW*lon award* totaled IlM.m. Liveatock exhibit* eahibiU letaied 91».*. received fN Jd; boy* 4-H Clob **• Mbits, SOTUrfaet fruit *r vegatable, tof; and 4*H Club com­ munity exhibit*; fto. The Lake Mary, Slavla, San* told and North Orlando giria' 4-H tiuba aaeh received 91*. Priaa winner* la tba largest fruit or vegetebie claw war* Lo­ gan Curry, Dunn* Koliett, Gary Smith, Wayn# Daniton, Mr*. C. Mixon, Tony Jlmanea, and Mr*, g* may. Price* In tba boy*' 4-H Club exhibit* wars awarded to Dee SpIdelV Rennie ‘Mlxoo, Devld Mobn,. Tow Jimmies, Rea* Jimene*. Jonathan Luke*, Login Cur­ ry. Paul Lukas Jr., RuarnU Avery, aad Steven Shook. Livestock exhibit ribbon* and eeah prim* to the poultry ahow went te Taay Jlameaa, Gary Don­ aldson, and Paul Luka* Jr., Reno Jimeaet'a racing pigeons woo two hhio ribbon*. Rabbit show award winner* were Gary Deealdeon, WASHINGTON (DPI) - Hie ffouae Appropriation* Committee Friday granted every penny of Em n millieo dollars the adminis­ tration requested to epeed up the nation's apace program. . The new fund*. to be used by .to* N * t i * a a 1 Aeronautic* and Spec* Admlnietratlea during the present fUeal year ending June 30. wto pa mostly for the Mercury mta-hMpaee project H m t o * were contained to n supplemental appropriation b i l l Which Urn commute* seat to the Mouse fleer tor ectien Tuesday, day. out aaai nnn murpn/t asvduiv ws»let, Calby Beit, Martha Dean, Catherine Dean. Joyce Belihorn, Stephanie Lankford. Bonnie Stadden and Debbie Krecek. •Winner* in the.ll-tl food exhibit were Linda King, Patay Settler, Joyce Walts. Evelyn Andrew*, Carla Lommler. and Suiaa Garrow. Needle work and craft* entrants vho won ribbon* and cash price* in the ag*40-l> da*a were Thelma Young, Pat WUlia, Wanda Mixon, Joyce Wall*, Debbie Creeck, Martha Dean, Cynthia WOsoa, Jacolyn Carnoi, dandra Van Horn, Kathleen Rook, Sandra Mikler, Carla Lommler, Rena McKencle Women's department table lin­ en class winners wars Mr*. Mary CremwoU. Mra. R. 9 . Crenshaw, Mra. C. i Lee, Mrs. 0 . L. Gold sttla, Mrs. C. 8. Lea, Mr* Cart Stepheni, lira. A1 MeMIUlaa, Mrs. Laura Kreguer, Mrs. R. L. Brad­ bury, and Mrs. Vincent Mateeki. TextUe painting winners war* Mra. M. Graham, Mrs. Ann Milchill, and Mra. Harold Fauver. Taking prises In Uta bedroom furnishing* clasi wars Mr*. 0 . C. Goldstein, Mri. Roy TUlls, Mrs. John CaUahaa, Mr*. Ai McMillan. Mr*. Hand Is Gray and Mra. Elton Bennett. Scout Troop 44 Honor Court Set Boy Scoot Troop 44 of Orange City will bold ita Eagle Court of Honor Monday In Denary. It win be held at • p, m. In the Com­ munity Center on Shalt Road. The troop extendi an iavltetiee to aU past scoutere, aa well ai to tba public. Scoutmaeter Robert Cleveland, along with other Boy Scout execu­ tives, will conduct the ceremoniei in which the boy* will be elevated to the highest Boy Scout rank. The ecoute are Robert Cleveland, Jr. of Orange City, and Wellesley Corbett, Rtoart Corson. Kenneth La Roy, and Edward Redman, *f DeBary. Pritei for pullts and bedspread* entered went to Mr*. C. S. Lee, Mr*. C. C. Nagel, Mra. Vincent Mateeki, Mra. Lata Layman, Mr*. Betty Loain, Mra. A. K. Apple, by, Mra. John Crawford, Mra. Lena Kith, Mr*. C. K. Hunter, Mra. Kay Saiaman and Mra. Chart** Schultse. Knitting p rim were awarded to Mra. Betty Loain and Mra. 0 . L. Ooldatein. Award* for price rag* were given to Mica Eva Hunt, Mra. Vincent Mateeki, Mra. Earl Duncan, Mra. H. H. Duncan and Mr*. Gertrud* Croaa. Craft* award* went to Mra. Lydia WUaon, Mra. Cart Stephen*, Pete Wilson. Mra. John Pariak, Mrs. Pete Wilson, Mrs. Olga Hunter, Mrs. Viacant Mateeki, Mr*. Elton Bennett, Mr*. G. W. Klmmona, Mr*. E. C, Nagel, Mrs. John Callahan, Mm. Attain* Me* Arthur, Mrs. S. E. Norwood, Mra. W. W. Deitrick, Mrs. Russell Haas, Mra. Jack Standlfsr, Mra. Kay Saiaman, Mr*. Ruth Daniel*, and Mra. K. F. Crenshaw. __ la the mlaeaiflmeoui bom* eeonomiee eeetien, priiea went te Mri. Maudia Gray, Mra. B. R. Gray, Mrs. Eltoa Bennatt, Mra. Lydia WUaon, Mra. W. J. Hart toy, Mrs. John Callahan, Mrs. Via. cent Mateeki. Mra. Cart Stepheni and Mra. A1 McMillan. South American Lean & Meaty De//cdtossen Fyne-Taste Flavorful GOSPEL SINGING > m i C O R N ED BEEF SN A C K PACK Tbursdfty Feb. 25 at 8 P. M. SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM PHILADELPHIA OR MAYFAIR CHEESE W ITH POOD ORDER SEA FOODS Everbest Delicious LE 4 SW IFT’S PREMIUM PICKLED PSG ALLM EAT ASSORTED LUNCHEON MEATS SCALLOPS * 59fr o zen fo ods Thf Famous • • . m \\ PSG A ll Lean Freshly Ground MORTON FANCY MEAL IN ONE FEVRES From WAGA-TV B-iAi’/ u Spec/i /r * I f �i ” : r . r y ~ ~ --------- r t t ;--------- ~ -rr mm Snow Blankets Plains By United P n m International A blizzard battared the Plain* atatea with 40 mile an hour winds and foot-deep •now today. It was the lateat of a Ion* line of vicioua winter atorma that paraded across the country this month. • The heavy anow, combined with nearjrale winds and very cold air. made travel extremely dangerous, the weather bureau said. Word crews fought mounting drifts to keep main highways open. Up to 12 inches of snow fell in KanMa Monday night. The weather bureau Issued heavy snow, warnings for parts of Ne­ braska, low* and Missouri with winds ex­ pected to reach 60 miles an hour in some sections. • The storm was expected to reach the Great Lakes area tonight. A cold wave chased the storm across the country. The mercury dropped to 10 degrees a t Amarillo, Tax* and 8 at Dalhart. In the Texas Panhandle. Reading! near zero were common in New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming. Children in Colorado were given a school holiday Monday when the storm reduced visibility to “yardstick length." The storm provided high drama when two Great Falls, Mont., couples were rescued after spending more than 24 hours in an isolated valley where their plane made an emergency landing. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. McCabe Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flynn suffered only cuts, bruises and minor frostbite dur­ ing their long ordeal. A helicopter *vneuated them from the Montana mountains. BetterRoadsPlans ‘Adopted By Board -i * •':. 91 •M If m l f o VOL. 1LIX WBATRBR: Partogr cloudy today and tonight. High today. 62*70, Low tonight, 40-46. United t r r a Lasmed Wire EatabHahed 1008 TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1060 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 635 Leaders Back Van Hoy County Commission Post t p. m. Slocks Oily Commissioner* agreed Mon­ NEW YORK (UPI). - Stock day night that gaaford need* prices at I p. ra.: representation on to* County Com­ American Airlines ............... 3144 mission and decided to aak J . M. American TA T..................... 08 Van Hoy V be would accept their nclhlehrm Steel .................. 49'4 recommendation tor the vacant Caterpillar .......................... 29’4 commission seat for District g, C A O .................................. 6S>* which includes the city. They said they would rocomChrysler ............................... SS*. The County Commission today adopted a “fin u r pri­ Curtis* • Wright .................. 29 ntent that Van Hoy be appointed mary and secondary road program to present to the State Dupont ................................ 336 to the county board V he ia avail­ Ford Motor ...................... *0', able. An appointment to the anRoad Department at its budget meeting March 10. General Electric ............... to1* expired term of David Gatobel Top priority primary projects include: Motors .................. 47'4 must be mad* by tb* governor. 1—Widen and rebuild SR 436 from Altamonte Springs General Graham • Paige ................ 2*« A special election ia May to fill -----;---------- • to th* turkey farm, Int. TAT ............................ 34H Ihe post has been pointed out as Lorillard ......................... 73U necessary by Rep. Gordon Fred 5— Osteen bridge and connect­ Minute M aid........................ 1WH crick, since the vacaney baa exist­ ing link to SR 16. Penney U4W ed more than to days. 3— Four-lane Geneva Ave. from City Commissioner J . M. Penn RR .................... 1144 Mellonville to French Aves, Royal American ................. 3W Crapps suggested to* beard beck A Heat Record 4— Realign and resurfaca SR Scar* Roebuck .................... 4644 Van Hoy and Mayor Earl Hig­ .MIAMI (UPI) - Monday's IS- 426 from the Orange County line Standard Oil (NJ) ............. 46>4 ginbotham agreed Van Hoy would degree reading at Miami broke to BR 46. Sludebaker.......................... 17H be a food administrator M b* an ll-year>old high temperature • —Complete W. First St. from U. S. Steel .......................... «744 could bo tempted te accept ( mark for ih* city but did not top French Ave to the interstate road. Weatlnghouse El................... 3044 poet. the state for Ihe day. K waa N Secondary road improvement at Weit Palm Beach, warmest .place in the nation Monday. Ml- projects Include: Oimi'a old high was 03, set la 1— SR 427 from SR 436 to the lots. Orange County line. 2— SR 427 from Long wood to Migrants Studied Altamonte Spring*. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The 3— Bear Lake Rd. from SR 436 lenats Migratory Labor Subcom­ to the Orange County line. mittee will bold four daya of field 4— SR 46A from Banana Lake tripa and bearing! la Florida aeit Rd. to SR 46. week. Sen. Harrison A. Williams 6—Molnar Ave. from 8K 417 to (D-N.J.I. chairman, said the hear­ SR 419. ings will be the first since he la6—Concrete bridges on Red Bug HAVANA (UPI) — Premier Fidel Cnatro’a revolution, (reduced three bills relstiag to Lake Rd. •migrant worker*’ problems. The program also calls for a itry government took over the newnpaper El Mundo and th* survey for Lake Jessup Causeway Telentundo TV station Monday night, completing ita aeixure Nikita Welcomed to Oviedo and purchase right-of- of Italian buninexMman Amedeo Barletta’a Cuban proportion DENPA8AR, Indonesia (UPI) - way for realignment of SR 426 valued at $40 million. Soviet Premier NikUa Khrushchev from the Orange County line to Top executive* o f th e new spaper and th e atatio n flew here today with President Su­ SR 46. resigned at once, and government karno to relax tor a Urns on Tho board also agreed te sub­ beautiful Bali before plunging into mit its application for an addi­ men were installed In their places. serious negotiations. Tbs Sovist tional half million dollars from se­ El Mundo and Tele mundo were leader—a professed atheist—stood condary gat tax fund monay. The taken over by to* Ministry tor toa impassively In tbo tropic boat funds would be utod tot Recovery of Wole* Property, .through an-eight-minute religious l-c&abuild Sanford Ave. from which netted Cuban proper BR.dfi-to Glades'* Cornet-; «—PuWsaa* right-of-way fer letta and hi New T rial Date First St. .from French Ave. te the son, Amadeo Jr. Barletta ha* denied to* govern­ JACKSONVILLE (UPD-A new interstate road. trial dato is expected to ho sot g—Widen and rebuild SR 467 ment's charge that be “profited today for Mrs. Elisabeth L. Sams, from BR 436 te the Orange County unjustifiably” from bis relation­ SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (U P U ship with ousted cx-President Ful- A new Independence movement la charged with forgery ia chocks line. gencio Batista and leaders af bis d ra m ass the Jacksonville Polios 4—Build a new bridge over toe growing to Puerto Rico out of the administration. Department's Credit Uaioe. Mrs. Kconlockhatchee River. debris of to* old and discredited El Munda ia to* second news­ parties wboao fanatical teal result Sams, wife of Jacksonville Beach • —Purchase right-of-way ' fo r Mayer L D. gems, has beee HI SR 411 new bridge and aonneeltea paper toe Castro regime baa tak­ ed to bloody bursts at gunfire k en over tola year. 11m ouetotry Washington tsrie* to tha past K .w ith a stoma eh disorder, Aa te SR 46. seised the once-lndependenl Ad­ years. •e a rlie r trial, eat to begin Fob. S, vance last monte, after Ra owner waa postponed because of her MlThe mw group to the “ Mori and publisher Jorge lays*, Red mlento Independent la” composed to to* UK. mainly of young people, totellec Castro's "revolutionary press" tea If, students and warkars be Cleanup Coming now numbers coven newspaper s, CHICAGO (UFI) —University of tween to* age* of to aad 30. Com­ plus th* Communist publication munists to its membership form California Dean Orlando W. WllHoy, which alwepa Hoes up with aoa take* ever March g the tough­ only a small percentage. the aov sen meat. est pettos lab to toe eeeatry to­ tea dor to Juaa Maria Braa, Six Havana newspapers are still a The day—cleaning up (be scandalThe City Commission ha* agreed brilliant young lawyer In his independently published, but their •earrad Chicago Polio* Depart- te add a performers’ dressing early 30a, who was oapcllcd from .mesu. Mayor Risherd J. Daley room and Isvotary facllitioo to th* pages are customarily dotted wMfi too Univarsity af Puerto Rico ais "footnotes" inserted by their "stunned veteran poUcesate end Civic Center aoditorium. or seven years ago whoa Chancel surprised moot Chicagoans Mom The Installation .was requested workers branding atoriaa they dis­ tor Jaime Bonidoa launched what wan e *P- by the Sanford-DaRary Bntorials- approve as "false” or "enotoieaL” waa then called a "brain washing" •eperinton- meat Assn. at students favoring Independence. Entertainment Association of­ Maria Bros tod to* opposition ficers, Mrs. Camilla Rrueo and to toe "hratowatetog,” toe object of which waa te urge students te Chanter Reariek, told ton comacoopt Mm V. S. commonwealth mission Monday night that dress­ Ml* far Puerto Rio* s* backed hr ing mom and lavatory facilities Gov. Wto M u ra Marin. He was for performer* at the Okie Center expelled, went to th* United Stales are Inadequate. Sanford will have trouble getting good enUrtainsra JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Fore­ to complete his education and reto perform hero ealees those fa­ most Dairies, lac. was granted turned to Puerto Rice. H m movement to reported grow­ gcminoU County should get its ctliUse are improved they aald. another 30 days Monday te pre­ ing throughout to* island and now first animal shelter to toe near Actress Betts Devls complained pare arguments against revoca­ has 1,0W te 3,000 member*. Use about the facilities when she per­ tion or suspensioa of its license future. language they us* I* more radical The County Commission today formed recently, they pointed out. by the State Milk Commission. than that used by toe old lodeReariek and Mrs. Bruce agreed Circuit Judge William A. Stanly •greed to lease ■ two-acre tract P«nd*a#* Party, b*t so far they with the commissioners that lava­ Issued a temporary injunction pre­ near Cassidy Ave. and UK. IT-B3 limit took opposition to words. to bs used as an animal Mm*ter tory and dressing room fecllltlea venting the commission from hold­ TTm group publishes a monthly by to* Sanford Humans Society. edded oa the east side of the ing a hearing in Ihe cate last Wed­ n e w s p a p e r called "Claridad" The hoard informed Humane Civic Center would be enough. nesday. He gave each side 30 days which lakes a strong verbal stand Society President Harriett Cow- Commissioner J. H. Crapps pro­ to prepare briefs. Th* commission has accused for Independence. •to y it would toast the toad an a posed that this addition be 30 by Foremost of buying milk from far­ 10 was tola group which dca44 feet. year-to-year basis. mers in St. Petersburg and Gaines­ ooAratod Monday at the airport However, the commissioners ville, both areas under commission who* President Eisenhower arriv­ said final approval must coma al­ control, and Bailing it ia Tallahas­ ed tor a* overnight stay. There tar a public bearing to hold “ ia Lutheran Church see, which ia not under commission waa m violence—Just shouts and case (hero are any peraooa who control. M had ordered too dairy slogans which Eisenhower did not don't with th* shelter near their Men To Form Uni? to show eauso Wednesday why Ms hear ar ace. bomei or property.” All men member* of Good license should aot be suspended ar Mrs. Cowley laid too society Shepherd Luthsrn Church are revoked. will discuss plans lor the shelter a»k*d te attend a meeting at 7:30 Foremost, to filing suit Friday W ater Pollution at its meeting Thursday at g l». m. in the Aatericaa Legion p.m. Thursday at tb* home of a aking for aa injunction, contended T. K. Hutu, 1413 Park Ave., for the commission's action violated Measure Vetoed • ia ll. “ We hop* U start work on the ton purpose of organising a men's federal regUattoa* aenceraing free WARRINGTON (U P I) — Presl commerce. project aa soon a* wo alga to* group ia tha church. dent Rtoenhewer today vetoed tto leas* agreement if there is no f in t Mg bill of the oiecMon-yeer 'opposition et th* public hearing,” Congroue—• measure to »*yt**^ Mrs. Cowley said. fader-pl spending to curb pollution “ With the support we have beta of tto* nation's waterway*. promised, we believe .hat we can H m rotecd bill would have MOBILE, Ate. (U F I) — Turnip house yard full of young have an animal shelter by the raised to f*0O million to* presoot greens— that old standby *a south­ summer months,” ah* added and •lace tha e n g promises to be a long-mag* ceiling of $600 Million aiHrd that all interested persons er* menus—had county officials good om . loaity on federal grant* to help local attend ihe Thursday meeting. baffled today. coasMuaittoc build A healthy young crop *f turnip yreena popped out on the lawn of Festival, complete with .loir? Chiefs Boss Ihe sew $5 million Mobile Coun­ for "Mias Turnip Groan.' ty Courthouse Moaday. Shrincrs To install Undergoes Surgery Officials were asking toeas selves Paying Tha Shrine Club wto install afWASHINGTON (UPI) - Gee. the*# quest loos: Letting I r o n in Ua annual Installation Who planted the turnip greens? sell them Nathan F. Twining, who under­ M ay at !;N p. went a lung cancer oper etta* to What offense vac tovrirad, M to • * “ May. was reported to satisfactory to* Aral question can be answer­ te n min a lor. ' i today alter •■ emer­ ed? officers of the Bahia Temple,'are Whet’s to be dene with a court. gency appendectomy. expected te all Van Hoy, who kvea at too Mag­ nolia Ave., I* a city bond trust**. The commissioners a t r o d to ato Van Hoy about to* poet, with toe toowled** that they would sup­ port him If be accepted the poolIn other action, Mm commission accepted for annexation a to-Iot plat of land between Eighth S t and Celery Avr. along Scott Av*. The land is bring developed by Phillip Zcull, and wilt hava a paved road • • a oontinuatteg «f Scott Avo. • • sewag* faelliU** to Mo to wito Mm city'*, and ally water. Tho toniMliaton roaoned land on too aortoweat oorner of MellonviR* and Celery Ave*. from C-N to C-l commercial te permit buildteg of a grocery store, launderette and filling atattoa there. A public hearing a* th* rerato g was set tor March 14. Th* request of Clarence DeWIU for three cab permits to operate a new taxicab company to Sanford was denied. Ih* city’* vacating an Irregular shaped piece of land on tha north aide of E. Fourth St. west of klellonville Avo. The commissioners also author­ ised City Atty. William Hutchison to toform the Allen Orlando Co. toot X owes Sanford $830 for teste the aity conducted to tee if AllenOrlando metal finishing operations were polluting city wells. The commission decided that Eugene C. Dim mock, 3700 Park Dr., mutt get algnaturri oa aa annexation petition before attic* can be taken to annex the block in which he livei on Decsmwold. The aignaturea must be those at other residents oa tb* block. Tb* city will "move in on" * lot left filled with trash on Scot* Ave. north at Second St. Th* tommlstlosera decided I* have city workmen d ear th* privately owned land. Recently the commis­ sion aald that any land in th* city left unsightly or dangcroua would be cleaned up by city workmen and to* *wa*r would b* killed for lb* cost f J i tiews Briefs *4 '1 Castro Completes $40 Million Grab i i - liMependence 1 fgk Ct In Puerto Rico Civic Center Stage Facilities Approved Foremost Gels Hearing Delayed Animal Shelter ♦lease Approved Green Lawn H i QUEEN OK M A R T * Boost* Mltchelaoa *4 Orlamto, was crowned by 8tat* Warn. Dougina Iten atro n fig thfi climax of an event sponsored by 8kat* City in coopers* tion with th* Seminole-D*Bary Heart Council to rates 2 Hurt As Toxi, Auto Collide During Downpour Sanfocd leal driver Leroy Bru­ te* Bragg was te fair coadMto* today after being injured wbea ■ car and tb* Mxi be was driving collided Moaday at Ninth It. sad Preach Av*. durtag Mm lata af­ ternoon heavy rain. Bragg to being treated at Bensinote lioepital tor face cuts and bruises. Mrs. Mildred Bishop, identified aa Mm driver at tha other auto who suffered head in­ juries aad a fractured ankle, waa reported to goed eradRte* at Seminole Memoriel. Police aald Bragg, 67, who re­ sides al 306 . W, Third St., was driving ccat oa Ninth St. and (ailed te yield the right of way to Mrs. Bishop'e car northbound on French Av*. Morning Paper Plans Revealed POMPANO BEACH (UPI) - A new morning newipeper to serve Broward and Paha Beach counties will begin publication within a few weeka. The Sua Coast Sentinel wifi be printed five days a weak fay Mm Gore Publishing Co., publishers of t h a afternoon Ft. Lauderdale News. Company President T. T. Gore, who made the announcement Moa­ day, aald tho Ural issue at the Sentinel will ba printed la Uto Marah or early April. >> . .. . . . . President Pledges Latin America Aid BRASILIA. BratU (UPI) - Pres ideal Elaenbower came te Braail's g n a t unfinished aapitel of Brasi­ lia today, wito a pledge of aid te under-developed Latte American nations and a common front against encroaching communism. Elsenhower's jet airliaer landed at Brasilia’! airport tor toe Brat major atop on the four-nation is,OOOmUa South American tour. He wm met by President Ju***Ua* Kubitscheck al Brasil. The tw* presidents already were agreed aa a second "Declaration of Brasilia" stetlag their determi­ nation te defend "(be democratic freedoms and fundamental rights of man" while pressing toward America* solidarity and economic growth. Tto declaration atooiied two mate points: Gonersi support at Operation Pan America, t h e tetee-bemiipheric economic development program launched by KubiUeheck last year. Hemisphere defense aad security of the eoeUoent generally and peaceful relations among all'the American peoples. "Acknowledge that Joint efforts of toe America* nations have al­ ready achieved much, but firm ia toe oeoviettoa that action still more fruitful should bo taken,” the declaration said, "the two presi­ dents are confident tost to* hemis­ pheric crusade for economic devel­ opment will tend toward greater Prosperity and harmony for all.” Eteaahowor to his speech paid Ifibute to Brasil's great effort 1* Sanitarian Gate ‘Vote O f Thanks’ Plumbing, Electric Boards Are Named County Sanitarian Vnl Robbias got a vote of thanks by (Im County Commlsataa today. Tb* hoard adopted a resolution thanking Robbias for "voluntarily handling the activities of th* Semi­ nole County Health Unit during Mm time that the county had aa health officer.” Rtoditoc tod toaa to aharga «f Mm toahh aak until tto arrival of the aew toallb officer, Dr. Cyid* The County Commission has named aa electrical and plumbing hoard to told teat* far all plumb­ ers aad etoctrlelaa* moving into the county e Serving aa Mm rieatriral board ar* R, C. Harper fir., Sidney Vlhla*. Ted Brooklyn, Donald Barnes and C. T. Rabun. O* toa jlnmktog b r a d a n Bar­ ry Lae fir.. Arable Harriett, BUI LaBrec, Lamar Stokaa and Bteh- creating lu new capital out of Junglo wilderness and turning it into on# at Mm ' world'* most upto-date cities. "May your toil be fruitful to advancing Brasil's development and wall being,” to aaid. "May your bands be firmly graaped with th r a of toe worker* at toe United State* aad Mm entire free world to Mm building at a richer life, in freedom, for yourselves, your chib dren, and all genarattona to fab low*** Tha Jornal Do BrasM to l i e bag. nered a report that KubHacheck would toll Elsenbowor. that tto hemisphere muet progress at any price and tost Brazil does acd want Ha aconomlc development IcR te theory, but wants In giva a* example te the entire world. County Seeks Solution To Lake Flood Problem Tto County Commission today agreed te launch e study te seek ways te prevent land-locked lakes from flooding to the county. The commissioners turned the problem over to the County Drainage Committee and urged H te c*me up with a decision soon. The board's action fallowed a petition from aproximaldy 70 land owners to Mm Florid* Haven area to Mm seat Hera and of to* county. The petition asked that tho board "take Immediate action to alleviate Um impossible cotuUiloaa resulting from the extreme high level of Lake Semtaary.” The petition said to* level of too lake has risen approximately three feet in th* past six months “ and haa shown no sign of re­ ceding." • Property owner* stressed to th* ‘Seminole Day* petition that the conditio* la causing pollution of the Ink* A t Fair Thursday "which is a menace to life and Thursday will be Seminole health at all residents to th* County Day et the Ceatral Florida area.” Fair et Orlando. Sanford Homs Demonstration Club member* will serve aa hos­ Federal Power tesses fer th* county'* exhibit at the fair that day. Mosteaaes dur­ Warning Sounded ing ether fair daya this week will GAINESVILLE (UPI) - An offi­ be members of these clubs: Oviedo Tuesday: Rider Springs end Lake cial af a national farm group aald Monday conlrailirito* N Brantley, Wednesday; Seminole power to the federal government Bveaing Club, Friday, end Long, will "undermlaa to* very wood, Saturday. Lake Monroe Club lions of our republic." member* were hostesses Monday John C. Lynn, associate wbre the fair opened. of the American Facto •aid ton primary Jto $4 toglalaturea will to take* *v*v Car Theft tho federal govac Tto Herald's circulation manager, trend to halted. Frank TalteUae, bed Sis ear Ig a a re*k* at to* •lotos Monday night It was taken sloa at a two-day from Hiawatha Av*. and Park Dr. beads *f Florida'! • to M MfiL bureaus. . . 'X& ji M&t l L- ' fundi for heart research. Gayto Woodward and Shaato Beat of Slavia were the que*n*a RUthto of honor a t tho skating exhibition and part/. Tho ovoat rained obo«l |700 for th* Heart Council i -a8.tew.Wt— ' * i i ■4 •• ! �IV ns Kb. 18, IMP Ufa Rfofacf Orrril As Candidates Hit Trail T h e Clock The dealer Chamber af Commrra membership'drive is pickU ap steam. Forty new members ava been s lg « i «p since the impelgn begad la January. tfoMsMi from ou tlet i an*. cemprehemlv# Me to attend the m M e year: Official qualifyig begins March 1 and ends larch U Mr the May I Demo4* . ,. S i U F c a J r t Clerk David Gat. Kelvey. recording secretary; Mrs. lot wrtm that all persons le­ Richard Hart, corresponding sec­ retary end Leon Taylor, trtssur* The Seminole County Commis­ sion will ‘ meet with offidols of Orange County end Winter Park at aooa Thursday la Orlando to discuss setting up e drainage dis­ trict la the south end of the county tad part of Orange Coun­ ty and Winter Park. Taa Aaaaaaor Rickard McCanns, # mi MIAMI BEACH fUP!) — Former President Harry 8. Truman said Monday night retired politicians could do much, if properly em­ ployed, to better education la Amirlci, Truman spoke to some 100 guests at the National Community Award dinner of the Jewish Theo­ logical Seminsry of America. Ear­ lier he received an honorary Doc­ tor of Laws degree from the semi­ nary. . He indicated ha thought univer­ sities would be wise to biro for­ mer politicians ns taachers. “Both ns teachers, end more Importantly as students," Truman said, "the men and women who have served America a t lawmskers and as executives could bring to our universities a new under­ standing of political theory aod practice and a new Interest in free government of the people." “Sueh a move," he continued, “might create on the campus a new and deeper concern with the humanities, the essential basis of our free society, snd help to re­ store them to their rtghlful posi­ tion In relation to the sciences." Truman said such retired poli­ ticians * t u r a e d « academicians “might gira us the cloeeat thing te m l statesmanship M ma are LAKE MARY* VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT, started its own blaze for practice Thursday Bight About 26 volunteer firefighters ignited a home­ made shaek and practiced waya of putting out house fires. The firemen built the shack from NAS roeket eratea at the rear of the Lake Mary fire station. Firefighter Harold Keen letc go with a stream from the fire, house to douse the attack's door. Forest Ranger John Siieiovo (right) pro. By United P m * taterwatfonal The par* of Florida politic* It beginning to pick up a bit, with gubernatorial candidate* hitting lb* speaking trail, campaign ax* pemea mounting and more candi­ date! qualifying. At Euitia, three candidatei for governor paraded their political ware* before 22,000 periont at lending the annual George Wash­ ington celebration Monday. At Tallahaaaee. figures revealed eight gubernatorial candidates al­ ready have spent nearly 1100,000. but still have at least that much on tap. ' In Miami, Metro Commlsaloner Arthur Patton backed out of the race for Florida Insurance com­ missioner, saying H would not be feasible for two South Florida men to be elected to the Cabinet. Jesse Yarborough, also of Mi­ ami, is running for secretary of State. Patton said: “The best tiling is for South Florida to play H cool and try te got one seat at • time." In Tallahassee. J. L. McMullen, Live Oak, paid hia MTS quali­ fying fee to run for the Cabinet post being vacated by Secretary of State R. A. Gray. The three candidates for gover­ nor speaking in Eustls were Fred O. Dickinson, West Palm Beach; Doyle Carlton, Wauchula, and Rev. George Downs, Winter Park. Dickinson said Florida needs a RJ.fc.r4 f c ^ iS A M The proposed DcBary Fire De­ partment Recreation Arcs la aimed at augmenting present re­ creational facilities and those planned by other organisations, members of the fire department ■trailed today. They said available funds will be used to erect ea "lead wa now have, a concrete block build­ ing large enough for all purposes." "Couples or individuals who care te while away an afternoon chat­ ting with friends and neighbors will find the facilities adequate (and J H Ucheerful," P L ___ according to a statement Issued by the fire de­ partment outlining plena for the recreation eras. - "A horseshoe pitching and shuf­ fle board courts also are included In the plans If donations are suf­ ficient" The statement emphasized that "there is nothing te Join. It la estimated that a voluntary con­ tribution of II per person an­ nually from all DeBary residents will fully cover the expense end upkeep, Including proper Insur­ ance coverage for all purpoets." The firemen said they believed "the people of DeBary, including the organizations and places of VOLUNTEER FIREMAN Lawk ishwskhsjrt Fiw Cnpt i gave a qttkk taa* backward After thnr hnnrl mteout rumbling prams* shack. A Florida Foroot Service trank and th* Lake 33 Arrests Holt j I960 Maflawsy TOKYO (UPI) - Crqwn Prin­ cess Mkhiko today gave Mrth te s t a r win way c m dag eectad the chrysanthemum threes as the laoth emperor of Japan. Ik e “Cinderella" princess, a fo­ rcer-old commoner who won the heart of Crown Prince Akthlto la a romance that began on the tanala courts at Kerusaiwa; gave birth ta ker first child nine days before doctors had predicted. Imperial household officials said the baby weighed I pounds, ! BestYed wag bora. We are ell praying for tbe geed health of the princess ■ether end ehttd." • All of Japan Joined In those •entlmeato. AU streetcars in Tok. ye sprouted rising sun flags. Huge crowds gathered on the plate in front af palace end the sheets of “benuil" for th* bey who to destked In sit ea the Imperial married tea months aad IS days age, will have little to say about to* abate* af a nemo for to* In­ fant. That win b* left largely te the Imperial household agency. Tennis Sfor Sets C lin ic A t Rollins Meuwea Connelly, winner af several national and international College nt Virginia T aa Room RICHMOND, Vs. (U P I)- Police •Wasted IS Negroes who tried to enter e fancy tee room k Rich­ mond'* largest department store Monday. Sixty or Mete ethers were alandlag in Um to bo arrested when Leila America hae a greet seed and desire for V, B. Potat Four eld despite a few young upstarts, a Rollins College economics pro* lessor told Sanford Rotertaaa Mon**Dr. Joseph W. Romlta, former Industrie! investment adviser wKb the InUrnetlenel Cooperation Ad­ ministration of th# State Depart­ ment la the Philippine* end Para­ guay. u ld Latin America to strtv. Ing for new status aod escaping from colonialism. As a market for V. ■- experts, Leila America to as Important to this nation •• ell Europe, or as aU Stressing th* value of U. B. eld to Latin America, th* economist said the Inroads by communism to this pert of Uw world ere serious. Brazil’s coffee deal end Cube's sugar agreement with the Russians may set precedents, Romlte sold. Many foreign nations regard V. S. eld m refined bribery, he said, adding that the U. B. to held responsible for tbe Mate ef the world. The gee! of Point Four eld te Latto America to that the V, 8. will h* heat served tot having Us southern neighbor* ecenomically strong. The program'! purpeee to la give technological end economic eld t* Latin America and 4* ether ceualrtoa. Romlta sold President Risenhew. er's South American visit may he ea answer te chargee that the U. B. has ahaadoeed lu Latto neighbors. Romlte dismissed such charges ea ridiculous, saying t m mtlltoa to V. S. aid bee gone t* successful conclusion." They pointed out that the re­ creation area building fund to separate and distinct from the fire department fund, which to used solely for operation end maintenance of the firefighting equipment and which la deriv'd from the annual f l per house "pro­ tection request" and firemen's membership dues. "We already have the lead and we have the men who are willing to give of their time and effort to make the recreation area plana a reality," the department state­ ment said. "We ere confident of your faith in us and ask for your support “Your check for tbe recreation project—mailed to the DeBary volunteer Fire Dept., F. O. Box B2, DeBary, will be gratefully received and acknowledged." Money received for the building fund since e *4.171 total was acknowledged hae raised the amount to $4,215-141 from social activities; IS from two anonymous donors; II from Mrs. Msry Kearns and 11 from Mr. and Mr*. W. Donath. Hospital Notes governor who understands the citrus industry-. g He said California ritru * "which is inferior in taste, ap­ pearance and quality, enjoys aa average of It a box more than Florida citrus in the world mar­ ket*." He said one of the main rea­ sons for the difference was dis­ criminatory freight rates. "If I am elected," he said, "V intend to do something about it.* Carlton promised to lead Floe> Ida to “ unity and progress." “ Florida stands today at the forks of the road of unity and the road of sectionalism." he said. "I pledge to lead the state down too road of unity and progress." Downs, a Baptist minister, said: "it’s time we took our heads nut of tbe sand on the gambling issue*. I am against gambling but tf thw people want gambling legalised I win work to that end to get ND benefits for the state." Figures in Tallahassee showed that so far in the campaign, the eight announced candidates far governor have spent 104,40*. Rut that still toft $iee,U2 hi their coffers. At Miami, state Democratic leaders began sifting possible c a ^ didates to be delegates to supposw the "favorite non" presidential candidacy ef Sen. George fmethere. The leader* met hi a etoeed session Monday to discuss possible delegates to the national conven­ tion. Former U. 8. Rep. William Lenteff, M i a m i , representing Smothers, said tbe meeting was closed to the press because ton committee did not want to p u b l# cite the names of proposed dele­ gates until they had accepted. The group include* U. B. Rep. Robert Sikes, Crastytow; State Sen. J. A. Boyd, Leesburg; State * Democratic Chairman James Mil­ ligan, Orlande; John Perry, side to Gov. LeRoy Collins; William McCree, Bartow, Uw partner of Sea. S p tm rd L Holland, and Christine Maxwell, secretary ef the State Democratic Commutes# William C. Gaither, Miami, said names ef tbe delegates would he made public before toe Maroh I deadline. John Tyson, Sanford, Tolbert Wakefield. Lake Meoroe. Betty Bell Lackey, Sanford, Sylvia Work­ Rollins Awards man, Osteen. Osde Fields, San­ Honorary Degrees ford, Pearl Hancock, Sanford. WINTER PARR (UPI) -Rollins Blrthe Mr. and Mra. Adrian Speea, San­ College ended its Founders Weeto program today after marking thF ford. a daughter. • 75th anniversary of Mm college LaDonna Sinlard, Sanford, Mar­ Monday by awarding three hon­ garet Fox, Sanford, LUlle Mae Liv­ orary dsgrees. ers, Sanford, Edith Stetesr, San­ Doctors of Humanity degrees were given te R. Buckmlnleter ford, James Leonard, Sanford. Fuller, New York City, and James FEBRUARY R Joknooa Sweeny, director af the Guggenheim Mweetrm kn New George Montague, Knierpriac, York. Frances Thompson, Lake Mary. A Doeter of Humane LetUrs Miriam Jenkins, Lake Mery, Ellen degree went te Rev. Dr. Ustem Hoy, Sanford, Dexter Pilcher, San­ Pope, Dean of the Yale Unlvw* ford, Carolyn Rioder, Sanford, Roy ally Divinity School. Mrs,. Rom Livers, Sanford, Gordon Phillips, Ski11man, widow of Robert >. Snaterd. Kenneth Gustsvson, Sen- Skill min, asm of the founders of ford. Mack, Dili worth, Sanford, the Minnesota Mining end Manu­ Robert Dueachle, Longwood, Alice facturing Co., wan given n Beetor Button. MaltUtad, Jeoapk May, •f Philanthropy degree. What make* a new '60 Oidmobile so satisfying te own? dean, sty iag . . . femes* Racket Engine spirit. . . tbe icesasiriaf. steed Rocket rides ea any read. If yen Joto* the Rocket Cicd* ef 3)( Otdsmohsl* ewmm. yen’ll be making • wise Investment, too . . . thrifty |>erformer rstrs high la resale value. Cc* >on over to 01 Good Reading for tha Whole Family u ------- •N8WS •Fads •Fatfy Fntm i SANFORD, FLA* « * V IH it.-n a v ’ "•■TP'SSPd m itm p IM S S IN K • ■ • • I f l i l t V : /. ‘ Hi Ipte 1 WIVM M B I T < • ■ • « R A B C -IV - 2-0711 �Mrs. Elling Hosts Tuen. Feb. 23. I960—P*K* 3 i Monthly Coffee Hold Fellowship For VAH-7 Wives Birthday Party The monthly coffee for officer!' £ Wivei of VAH-7 w ti held at the home of Mri. W. A. Ellin* with Mm . H. H. Harrison serving as > ro-hoetest. Mrs. J. P. Roland won the door’ prize, a dinner for the family at ' the new Sea Shell Restaurant. , Mrs. K. P. Rowell and Mrs. J. , R. Swope announced the com ing1 events for the squadron. The group enjoyed a session of bridge. Others attending were Mrs. F. % f>. Milner, Mrs. F. H. Galloway Mrs. E. S. Hosepian. Mrs. M. D McPherson. Mrs. H. A. Moreland, Mrs. N. S. Pniden, Mrs. T. W. Ownby. Sirs. W. Robinson, Mrs. T. P. Stewart. Mrs. W. J. Wormcll. Mr*. A. S. Poulter, Mrs. H. J. Hilz and Mrs. D. F. Kirkpat­ rick. Mrs. Mary McCumbcr and Mrs. Donna llodgate were guests of Mrs. Elling. Church Calendar TUESDAY First Baptist Church has Bro­ therhood supper and program meeting at 7 p. m. • pinecreat Baptist Church Ruth S. S. Class Meeting at the home of Mrs. C. R. Bell. .202 Suniand Dr. at I p. m. Shower for the Educational Building of the First Christian Church will be at 7:30 p. m. in Uia Educational Building. Needed glfli are art pictures, Bible story hooks, educational toys, bath mats, other equipment or cash _ donations. • WEDNESDAY First Methodist W.S.C.S. Mis­ sion study on Africa, 9:3a to 11 a. m. in McKinley Hall. Girl Scout Troop 233 meets at the First Pre'sbyterlan Church at 3:IS p. m. The Mid-week Bible Hour meets at 7:30 p. m. Pinecreat Baptist Church SS. Officer* and Teachers supper is at >:30 p. m. The R.A. meeting is | at t p. m. Wednesday Prayer v meeting ia at I p. m. The executive Committee meeling it at 1:43 p. m. First Baptist Prayer meeting Is at 7:30 p. m. The Sunday School Cabinet meeting it at 1:15 Barbara Mitchell Named Treasurer Miss Barbara L. Mitchell, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter I. Mit­ chell, Rt. No. 1, Sanford, was recently elected treasurer of Delta Iota chapter of Alpha Chi Omega women’a fraternity at Emofy Univarsity. Miaa Mitchell is a sopho­ more In the College of Arts * Sciences and Is a member of the Emory Women's Chorale. Relieve it or not, tho home kit­ chen can be a mighty dangerous place especially when tha home­ maker la buiy preparing meal* for a hungry family. A play pen or play area near the % kitchen is a good practice since kit­ chen! present real hazards to little ones at these busy times. Falls, according lo the National Safely Council, are one of tho ma­ jor kitchen hazards for adults. You can protect yourself and others by immediately cleaning up tlippary substances — spilled water, grease or foods. A safe, atcp-aiool will- eli­ minate another kitchen danger — that of climbing chairs, boxes and X) other makeshifts when reaching for v high shelves. "Storing sharp knives separately will protect both user and tho D.A.R. Honors Regent At Mayfair Luncheon ' Lutheran Women Members of th? United LuthcraChurch Women of (toad Shepherd Church enjoyrd a fellowship birth­ day parly rerrntly. Twelve table? were elaborately decorated, each ope representing a month of the year. Refreshments were served to the guests. Hostesses for Iht tables were Mr*. Ella Mae Iverson, January; Mrs. T. E. Butts, February; Mr*. June Martin. Mareh; Mrs. Ann Meyer*. April; Mr*. Mildred Gil­ bert, May; Mrs. Dottle Bryant, June; Mra. Cleala Hatfield. July; Mrs. Virginia Garrow. August; Mrs. Theresa Boliek, September; Mra. Helen Prasgood, October; Mr*. Eleanor Crenshaw. November and Mrs. Francis Rivero, Decem­ ber. Pastor Ernest Bnlick led the members in group tinging closing with "Happy Birthday" being sung to everybody. The evening was highlighted with Mrs. Ruth Peterson. organist, playing folk songs and Mrs. Rolirk leading the group. Each one present gave a penny for each past birthday they had celebrated. A total of 2.533 years of age wav collected. Proceeds were donated to the building fund. *+ s iitn rt MKS. CHAKI.ES H. FRIERSON of Daytona Reach, and Mrs. Clifford E. Saunders. Orlando presented the program at the luncheon meeting of the Sanford Garden Club at the Mayfair Inn. Mrs. Saunders, left, is chairman of the home und garden tour scheduled for1March 22 to 24. With her at the luncheon are Mrs. Volic Williams Jr., president of the local club and Mrs. Frierson. (Herald Photo) Hawaiian Dish Says I«Love«You Mrs. Eric Vifilen Elected President Of Garden Club ii.. _nj 1 Those elected were Mr*. Eric the general business and Prog «m | preeident; Mrs. Harry Lee meeting. Table* were decorated by | J r t v|cp prcsl(Jrnl: M ri. John various circle* of the club and F o x , corresponding secretary; prizes awarded. The two selected | Mrs. Vernon Hardin, recording by the Judges as best were a Chi- secretary and Mrs. J. W. Messier, nose arrangement made by th t lx -. treasurer. Installation ceremonies ora Circle and the dried arrange- will be conducted at the May meetnient by the Woodrosc Circle. ing. The Mimosa Urcto won the cirThe recommended amendments cle count with the largest number to the by-laws were also voted on of members present. The numinat- and approved by ttte club. Mra. ing committee presented a slate of Charles II. Frierson of Daytona Makes Plans For Flower Show Personals The officers and wives of VAH-7 halt! a fatew ell party for Cdr. and Mrs, I.. O. Butte and W arrent Of­ ficer and Mrs. K. M. Donaldson at tha home of Cdr. and Mr*. T. W. Ownby on Silver Lake. During the perty, Ctlrs K. K. Itowcll, commanding officer, pre­ sented Cdr. Butts and W. O. Don­ aldson with a going away gift front the officers nf the squadron. Others attending were ta d r. Lake Mary Garden Club Committee Meets Lake Monroe Farewell Party Given By Squadron knives. Wash . then; immediately, and never leave them in the dish­ water. Put them away immediately after using. Remember, too, that sharp knives are actually safer than dull ones when properly used,” says 3liss Frances Cannon, assistant health education special­ ist. Burns arc still another cause ot serious injuries. Keep potholdcrs handy near ihe range, and uiq them when needed. Tongs are both handy aid safe for handling hot foods. Warn your children of the dangers of a'hot stove, and explain to them why they must not touch hot things. Hurry produces a host of kitchen accidents, too. Hurry can lead to carelessness, and carelessness to mishaps. Play it safe—think through your kitchen. 3fakr It a happy place — a safe place. littk.isDA J.ils'o 'l i llfl, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Paul K. Tyre, celebrated her 7th birthday with a family dinner at the home of her parent*, U24 Snrita St. The dinner was com­ plete with a birthday cake and candles. Her gtwulpar. cuts, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tyre, joined the group for the celebration. * BY MRS. H. L. JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. John Pickett ot Jacksonville were weekend guests of Mr. and Mra. Claude Hawkins. CHERRY SAUCE ALOHA, auya "I Iatve You,” every Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Allen, Mr. time you nerve it. The nance combining red tart pitted and Mr*. Joseph T. ta e and Mri. cherries and crunhcd pineapple is delightful over icc Myrtle Derr of Jackson, Mich., are cream, angel food cuke wedges, toasted pound cake, in the houseguests of 31rs. Alice tarts or topped with whipped cream. The bright red Rush. Mr. and Mrs. Lee are re­ cherries and golden pineapple make a nance that glad­ turning home Sunday after a two dens the eye as well an the palate. month* stay here and plan lo re­ turn to Sanford to make their Cherry Sauce, Aloha home later. 1 can (1 lb.) red tart pitted l\ teanpoon salt Mr. and Mrs. Roy 3(jiir and cheryies-. *4 teas|>»on red'food color* rhilarrn of Belle Glade spent the (water pack) 1 .3 cup sugar ing weekend here with Mr. Muse's 2 tablespoons cornstarch 1 0 oz. can crushed pineparents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Muse apple on Orange Rlvd. Their many Drain cherries; measure lit|tiid. Add enough .water to friends will be glad lo learn that cherry liquid to make 11» cups, reserve. Mix together their daughter Kay Ellen Is much sugar, cornstarch and salt in saucepan. Stir in cherry Improved from a serious accident. liquid and place over medium heat. Stir constantly, until Mrs. Garland Roberts and sons mixture comes to a boil. Roil 1-j minute. Stir iit red color­ of Kustis have returned home after ing, pineapple and cherries; heat to serving temperature. visiting 3lr. and Mrs. Leon Keel. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wells and Serve with cake wedges nr icc cream. Yield H servings. children have moved thrir trailer NOTE: If 1 lb. frozen cherries arq substituted, reduce to Orange Park where they will re­ sugar to VI cup. side. Mrs. George Poff has received word that thcr son Everrtt Brown Enterprise is much Improved Iml is still con­ fined to a hospital in Richmond, Va. Mra. Mack Hudson of FrederickInwn, Mo., ia visiting at the home BY HELEN SNODGRASS of her son and daughter in-law, • .Members of the National Hair.Miss Jean Parker returned to Mr. and Mrs. Don Hudson and drsrsers and Cosmotologlsts Assn, P. S. U. Tallahassee, after having daughters. discussed plans for a Spring style spent several days between semes­ show when Ihe group mrt at the ters with Iter parents, 3lr. and Lovely tad y Beauty Salon for Mrs. II. J. Parker. 31r. and Mr*. Dun Stowell left their February get-together. Dawn Kiddy, vire president, pre­ Friday to attend Ihe golden wed­ sided at the business session when ding celebration of hi* parents, Nancy Reynolds was elected sec­ Mr. and Mrs. FL R. Stuwell, in Albion, lows. Mr. and Mr*. W. II. Rowell and ond vice president. Mr. and Mrt. Rene Ste. Marie all Mrs. Carrie Grogan nf Behring Hostesses were 3farg!e While of Derby, Vt. are visiting Cdr. and and Nancy Reynolds. The next and son, -Sterling, of Bluefleld, W. 3lrs, K. F. Rowell at their home meeting Is scheduled for 3larrh Va. were recent guest* of Mr. and Mrs. 31. II. It) an. in ta k e Mary, 21 at the Lovely tad y Salon. Hairdressers Plan Spring Style Show A new nylon fabric looks like suede yet is a wash-and-wear material. Production Is underway in solid colors, and soon, pat­ tern* including plaids, will be available. Look for the fabric first in topper* and costs for women and girls. ANOTHER fl£A A D JU ll& HOME Mrs. Jackson E. Stewan. Orlan-| Preceding the luncheon a husldo. state regent of the National - ness meeting was held with th t Society, Daughter* of the Ameri­ regent, Mr*. F. E. Roumillat, pre­ siding. The drfense chairman, Mra. can Revolution, was guest of honor C. E. Butler, read an article on at a luncheon at the Mayfair Inn, "Books", Mrs. H. W. Rucker read recently, given by the Salltc Harri­ a letter from the president general and Mrs. J. R. Ray read an article son chapter. an "The Great Seal Of The United Hostess*! were Mrs. L. P. lie Stairs." , Other local members attending were the hostesses, Mrs. C. R. Dawson, Mrs. L. W. Follows, Mrs. I.awrence Tinsley. Mrs. A. W. Lee, Mrs. J. L. Sims, Mrs. W. A. Canady. Mrs. It. K. True, Mrs. W. E. Raker. Mrs. R. M. Ball, Mr*. How­ ard Brewer and Mrs. A. R. Key. Out of town guests were Mrs. James II. Whitaker, state program chairman of the D. A. It., Titus­ ville, Mrs. H. J. Lehman. Winter Park! Mrs. Robert Lyman, Lake­ land; Mrs. Charles Calhoun, Eustic; Mra. Charles R. Allen, Gas­ tonia, N. C. and Mrs. L. C. Wildner and Mrs. F. A. Wheeler, both of Orlando. The group also sponsored the his­ toric tour, commemorating the 'minding of the city of Sanford. Mra. H. W. Rucker, chapter chair­ man nf the General Sanford Me­ morial Library and her commit­ tee, received the group making the tour, which started at the libra­ ry. Mrs. A. R, Key, sponsor of the tour, also preparrd the papers that were read by D. A. R. mem­ bers at the six markers. Several history students from Seminote High Srhool accompanied B U I L T — WI TH PRIDE Personals A group of garden club member* met at lha horns of Mrs. F'rrd Ganas to organize and start mak­ ing plan* for the slate fiowrr show sponsored by the Florida Federa­ tion of Garden Clubs. The show will be staged at tha Civic Center in Sanford this December with Mrs. Ganas as general chairman. Mr*. Ganas told hte group that the theme of the show will be "this Is Our Ufa" and described the scheduling of entries and pointed out the opportunity for use of in­ genuity and rotor. She also ex­ plained the duties of each commit­ tee chairman. Osteen Personals MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Mr*. Roxby Smith and Fred Jones of Porters Falls, W. Va. and Mr. and Mrs. William Frye, Allendale, Fla., visited Mr. and 3!r*. Raymond Lawson last week. 31is* Bertha Zanc, Miss Helen Boileau and .Mrs. Jean I<owe nf Brigallccn Beach, N. J. were re ­ cent guests of Mrs. Frank George. Miss Zane and Mrs. Lowe enter­ tained Misi Boileau and Mrs. Georga at the Chimney Corner Restaurant one evening in celebra­ tion of their birthdays. 3trs. Harry Osteen visited Mrs. Edna .Moore in 3tsitland last .wrek. Col. William Doyle Is III at Ills homa. .Mrs. Jack Boone is a patient in Seminole Memorial Hospital. Alarming Colors Want In wake up the family at breakfast time? It’s easy, If a m have a breakfast nook. Sit* )y paint one wall bright red, the othera while, say paint expFrts. She told the group that It wne quite an honor to hava this event in Sanford. One of the first thlnga undertaken by the club la a clean­ up campaign now being waged kg the garden club members. Those attending the organisa­ tional meeting wera Mrs, Oanas, Mrs. W. II. Stewart, Mrs. Charlea S. Morrison, Mrs. Voile Williams Jr., klrs. Jo Peck, Mrs. David Bach, Mrs. Robert Crumley, Mrs. W. L. Gramkow, Mra. Blantoa Owen. Mrs. Richard Slivers J r., Mrs. Vernon Hardin, Mra. ChsrlM Wilke, Mrv George Eiek. Mrs. H. A. Moreland, Mrs. J . X. Tervt illegcr Jr., Mra. R. F. Robi­ son, Mrs, S. O. Woodruff, Mrs. Ir­ win Fleischer, Mrs. L. E. Spen­ cer, Mrs. Meryl Truitt, Mrs. Henry Simpson, Mrs. Harry P. Newton, Mrs. S, C. Dickerson, Mrs. L. E. Deeper, Mrs. John Bur­ ton and Mra. Harry Lee J r, GOSPEL Thursday Feb. 25 at 8 P. M. SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM (Rjcwsuma Personals w William Thora, brother ot Mrs. Ida Ksogh, It recovering from a series of recent Ulnetsc; Including ihe flu and a stroke. He it much belter now and able to be up •gain. NOW SHOWING OPEN 12: IS FEATURE: 1:15 * 3:20 5:25 • 7 :3 0 .9 :3 5 From WAGA-TV AMERICA’S MOST VERSATILE SINGERS AND MUSICIANS Rotate pictures occasionally to the family does not tire of them. HOMES IN RAVENNA PARK CAN BE FINANCED UNDER VA WITH j NOTHING DOWN (CUeleg Costa Only) STARTS FRIDAY "OPERATION PETTICOAT” OTHERS FINANCED UNDER FHA WITH AS LITTLE AS M 00 uown Mealkly Pay areata Lika Rrat SfwnmaJwi The entire exterior design of this konta reflects tha colonial tradition. Tha large living room, one and n half baths and family type kitchen maka this horns outstanding. These homes — Bronte Medallion Winnsre — have thoughtfully designed Kitchens, with handsome Birch Cabinets, Exhaust Fan, Cat bags Disposal, and modarn, drpendabla appliances by GENERAL ELECTRIC. VISIT OUR MODEL HOME AND RALES OFFICE ON TEMPLE DRIVE JULE8 WE8T OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT 20th ft FRENCH. Sponnored by the Seminole High U tia Ctab ADMISSION Adults — $1.00 Children — 50c ADVANCE TICKETS ON SALE BY LATIN CLUB MEMBERS AND AT ' GRILL Tha State Market R is ilirta i Freach Are. at 19tk S t �•■'Y-V V % • - - v ,- . .1 . i ** > d T " y . w uture Fanners bserve Week K E E P T H IS O N E WASHINGTON CALLING IN ' O R B IT WASHINGTON— A president, it haa been .written, is many men. Preaideat Elsenhower u one of those men and in euch generous measure that It seems ungrateful to point out that he nogleets or Ignerts the ether roles making up the complex^ office of chief executive. Off on another journey of good will, thla time to Latin America, he la in his happiest aspect. The value of these Journeys, despite • Seminole County members of the Future Fanner* of marten »m nre joining 'JUnarica Joining their icontemporaries nil over th* U. 8. thin week in celebrating . 1 Nnti itionnl FFA Week. The theme of th* week it that farmer* Will bn needed in i* future, rtgardleaa of the atomic age and ltd effect*. Thia tine in our county, whew th* mItalic impact has been felt, t whew agrieuliltuw still la our breed and butter, according statistic*. Thaw aw M youth* who belong to th* FFA in Seminole tmty. Their activities aw designed te fit training in farm DU into th* achool program. The organnation trie* to mutate leadership and good eittaeaehtp along with atudy modern farming methods and research. We congratulate the officer* of the leeat FFA chapter: lUKupmvu, vies president: pgVIiUVUk. irk* Winn, president; Burke pnrident; Bobby Thompson, Freddy Tonlo, eocrotery; Arthi Blanton, twanurar. and Mbor officer*, member*, nnd Mi Waal, thalr Instructor in and bn their participation •frtaoltur*, on their nehletom T , 1ji National FFA Week. ' Tho custody of tho tend will ptu to theso youths ont day nnd if* coed to know thst they’re interested in fcttiijf gtady for thst time. FUTURE F ARME RS OF AMERICA thst he wanted to purebAM gpoce te main n public apology. What Mr. Mnrvia* wanted to any wu that th* new Sen Shall Restaurant whieh he And W. I . Undricnn oponod Friday had aoid out of non food ltoms they hod advertised la The Horrid for their grand opening. Tho onoloor road, in sort.* Tho tremtndoua response to our grind Opening ndverttaoBsent Ja lent Thursday’s Horrid everwhoimod ua. :- “Wo hod hopod for n good crowd and planned our stoek otfood and oorrkofAeilittae Accordingly. "However, tho crowd which come w u for beyend our fOnllit dmaas, end many went away disappointed." greet reluttoaee. But If you think I have toe alighteet chance, wire Immediately- D ent address it to my homo. I’ll b* waiting right her* la to* telegraph office.” Upon receipt *f the wire, I Im­ stellar perftrmanta tor* weeks age at to* inaugural party for our new tyetieaal Free* Cluk president. From to* reaction to this propaeel, It la safe to assume that to* people of eur nation want a change and weald welcome a plat­ form built around to* gag rule. Mope, who rood* tola column in bis b a m town paper, too Holly­ wood CiUseu-Nows, was token completely by surprise, but recov­ ered enough to personally pen tola wirot "Doer I d : I ’m flattered e t your suggestion toot I tun for president on tho Humor ticket, "I feel that I qualify In several res poets. I ’ve den* almeet as much Inroid Arthur WntktaeM. Tb* pint*: Parliament, Leedee. . Tb* queta: "Tb* policy el the •m rn m eet, te eeepernuo* with ear allies, la to preveet w u . -W# E n d te de all la eur power to s i l j w i i i l s l % F erjtoa i t y tar-eld Herald _Ar D A ILY AcmoM CkO SSW O RD b. Betting jg ,M e f *• 1 ' *» ■ • • 1 l * M || U tc • •«n - t| *1 • l» * II » •m • i d « 1 i II United Free* International MIAMI— Former President Tru­ man, suggesting that American universities hire retired politicians at teachers: "Retired politicians that bask in toe Classrooms of our nation might give ua the closest thing to real statesmanship that w* are likely to find.” • LONDON- U J. Embassy laformation officer Lorlmer Mo*, dismissing aa anonymous telqphone report that a U. S. stcurily officer bod run off-to Russia with n woman: "Whoever w u making tb* colli wai having ■ grand old Umo. Thar* la absolutely nothing to too story whatsoever. Somebody wai Just being funny.” readied In tin e tor a treaty to be put before the Senate, n will (o over until January, whieh will mean that for two and a hall yeara the U.S. .will have had the wont of both worlda— refraining from teatlng without getting con. ceialone from the Soviet! in theft form 'of an inrpection ayatem. The late John Foater Dullea had the president’* confidence ae completely that he could force through deeliiona over foter-goy. ernmental eppoaltion. No one could reasonably have Expected hla suceeaaor, Secretary of State Chrlatlaa A. llerter, la a chert time to achieve the aamo working relationihlo. The fault may Ue with the preaW0 deney itaolf. Perhapa It la uarta* tonablc to expect a preaideat to be many men. But la-hla aevea yean In the White Houle, Presldent Elaenbowtr faaa clown little awarencaa of what may bo wrong with the office and what could be done about It. WORRY CLINIC by Dr. 6. W. Crane, K and began reading it itoud to me and th* rest of the family, it became a dally mixture Of fun and education. "But on Sunday you always Included a matching problem where Bible characters are to be associated w i t h dramatic avanti. For example, yen ones enumerated Noah, Jonadah, V jc- . decal, Samson, and Ell. • "We were than to tell which was the strong man, toe first drankard. toe Dorothy Dlx of th* Bible, toe fat man of to* Bible and to* Sberioek Holme!. "Well, that was very difficult for me. My daughter taw the Bible references attached to the answers, so she wanted te read the full account of those Bible stories. "But w* didn’t have a Bible in ft the bouse: In feet/ there hadn't been a Bible in my hem* when I grew up at a child. "So I finally bought to* first Bible la two ftnsraUons, Just to help my daughter's education. "And aloe* then, we got etarlad attending a neighboring church and now we are all mambars. "Most peopl* would nevor rss* list that newspaper was thus th* _ reason why ill five Of us, ln*ft eluding my husband,. Joined too church." Some old-fashioned folks have th* notion that a modern news­ paper Is not n great ally of both tho church and toa school. But It certainly is, It also whets our wits as long as wa live and thus alow* up tbs usual senile decline in our L Q. And It also eombato divorce b y f t such booklets as "Ben Problems la Marriage", Send a stamped return envel­ ope, plus to (non-profit) and add tin t booklet aa topseuh tniurante .for a happy heme. HELENA, Moot— Mrs. Ernest J. McCabe Jr., describing the la­ bour wait for rsseucr* after she and three other persons c ru h landed en n snow-covered moun­ tainside: "The n y s kept Joking back aid forth. If they didn't Joke, they know we would cry.” LONDON —Dr. Edith Summer skill, asserting la to* House of Commons toot eyeglasses Issued by the stale-operated National Health Service or* grossly neattractive: "Why should a state servlet The U J . swimming pool Indus- article be dreary and unattrac­ try la splashing it* way toward tive? We all have a streak qf tha 11.000,000,000 mark, having vanity end some are vary sen­ sitive about what they pui oo their facet.” 1 V * • traveling a* Ike. I, too, refuse to reveal my golf score. And, like the, I think Washington is n great pines to visit, "Per my running mate, I’d ekes* Jayne Mansfield. I'm sure Jayne would meeaur* up , , . "My eabintt would qpaalst of Ellsabath Taylor, Anita Eckberg, GIm Lollabrigida, Eta Eta Gabor and Jane tusscll. with this group wo'd bo sur* our country wac in excellent shape. "I’d Case world tension by In­ viting Kknthshov to DlsntyUnd. "I’d havo Fidel Castro and Ds«l Arana txehanga Jobs for nwhlls, and I’d appoint Marilyn Monro* our roprooontntlv* In to* UN. Let’s aa* toe Boaaiana say *na' to that I "However, I would Meomt a candidate for president only with Quotable Quotes mediately sought an interpretation from a men who knows about aecopuaea speeches, Ed Edatrom, Sur nsw press club presy. Ed said, "H-mm-mmm, looks like tha m l McCoy.” I was to dis­ cover later that Edatrom had an ulterior motive In accepting it ns an acceptance speech se readily. Within hours, there was a mss-, sage en route to Hollywood from th* National Pro** Club hinting broadly that inasmuch so Hope Wta now in th* m e , be should Join all other presidential candi­ dates and deliver to eur number s free luncheon speech. Humor la a presidential race ap­ parently carrioe n lot of logic. It is noted that, perhaps by coinci­ dence, within days after the Hop* proposal was mad* both Boa. John Kennedy and Vic* Prooldoat Richard Nixon hired, or attempted to hire, Hollywood gag writer*. It cannot be dented that Bop* has somsthing for everybody. But boforo h* makes another move be must decide on a party emblem. It should be an animal aymbel. They've got donkeys for th* Democrat* and elephant* for th* Republicans. So'why not yaks for Hopat tariat the American negotiator. Frederick Eaton, ettggoatod that the atrain on betel reema and UN iaterpreteri might bo tee great. ee wouldn’t it be bettor to put off the dlaaraament talk! for two or three weeka. Back came the prompt reply that thla preaentod no problem and all would be In readiness for March IS. In the talka with the Soviet Union and Britain, looking to a ban on nuclear torto, the aame indeclaien growing out of a con­ flict within the government here hat been evident Currently a hopeful approach to a nearly cheat-proof detection ayatem, in the view of distinguished atomic aeientlata, la la the addition to the detection network of a setlea of unarmed aelimlc atatlom to pick up anull earth ahoeka.. A puah to prove thia up might get the conference over the lent hurdle!. But the puah la not evi­ dent. The probability today, there­ fore, la that no agreement will be tries net visited, is uaausatlenably great, la India in Decamber he performed wperhly and tbar* la evident* at actian to follow through a* the glow of friendship generated there. Ha is Um ceremonial president; the president who symbolises sod who speaks for a generous. Ideal* latle America. With hla vast re­ putation os soldlar-haro for peace be la ideally equipped for too role. But a a recent events hava begun painfully to show ones agala ho Is not toe president who takas to* hard, tough decisions and tosreset* a clear policy line far in hit administration to follow. Tho drift la conspicuous sad abovs all la vital areas of foreign policy. CASE D - 411: Dr. John H. Derisions are put oft and put off Hanger, aged about 4*. Is a dyna­ until now with only 11 months mo In toe pulpit at Jacksonville, to go President Elsenhower's sue- Florida. "Dr. Crane." he began, "news­ appalling array of unresolved papers render a wonderful moral problems awaiting him. The drift Is well illustrated by servlet to America as In your the effort to shape up within the Worry Clinic column." he began. “Thank you,’’ I replied, "but government her* an agreement disarmament position for ■ March bow do you mean?” "Well," he continued, "about IS deadline. On that date In Gen•vn the representatives of five 40% of Americans belong to no Western powers sit down aeross church at all, neither Protestant, toe table from five Soviet-bloc Jewish or Catholic. powers to start toa long, tedious "So those 70,000,000 peoplt, In­ effort to cut back the arms bur­ cluding ckUdren and teen-agers, den with proper laipecllons and never gat to hear a. pastor or controls. priest deliver an inspiring ser­ First th* differences within the mon. And they don’t subscribe State Department, th* Pentagon to any church journals. and the Atomie Energy Commis­ "Nor do those youngsters get sion on tot proper approach had Inside e Sunday school to obtain to be worked out. Then toe far a lossoa in tomperanc* or other deeper divergences between these moral virtues. three separate legs of to* dis­ "But those 70,000,000 a rt usually arm ament (tool had to be recon­ newspaper readers. So newspapers ciled. This last la a process that get a chance to offer > moral hat really not yet been completed, and psychological boost to thalr although In th* past few days souls. progress has been nude. "Wo clerics don't fully realise When the negotiators for the our tromeodaus debt to newsother four Western powtrt-Canri for thalr moral Influence ada, Great Britain, Franca and mtrica.” July—cam* her* they were dis­ Dr., Htnger’a remarks were an mayed to find how much was still eye-opener to me for I hadn't to lie done within the Ameriesn thought about those 70,000,000 nongovernment. For, of court*, until church folks. to* American position is fixed the And It Is true that they rarely last and perhaps most dUflcult enter a church, unless for n fune­ step of all—to bring the five ral or wedding. countries together on n common So newspapers do get a chance ground—cannot be taken. to bolster too morals and ttach There wss something almost good citizenship every dsy via comic obout the behlnd-icencs at­ the printed page. tempt to find b way to put for­ Several timet I havo received ward th* March to deadline with­ letter* from women, Ilk* this one: out asking to* Communist bloc "Dr. Crane,” n Florida house­ for a postpone meat. It happens wife began, "I grew Up in a that Geneva will be filled to tb* Godless home and never went to rafters on March II. A confer­ Sunday School or church but a ence en toe law of toe act with few times la my life. representatives of U nations Is to "Now I am married and hava bo held under United Nations three children. The eldest girl Is auspices. At to* same Urn* toe la hi Ah school marathon conference on nuclear "Her teacher suggested that toa testing will still be going on. students follow your quia column. In n moling* to to* UN Secre- "So sb* developed toe habit a An Advertiser by Marquis Childs R• 1 d 0 7*4 D A ILY C R O SSW O R D r:tdii : . ki i ud • * : *» ' i rs iji m r:n T-l* ,'t i II *• •c • ik, : ii . >. rs j t 1 *11 • j- • . | M >' m •' ' ' • O dad ik*pm imtoJfcr F*,H ,1M » - u t 41— fbe f * ^ r i f •way rirtosfly eat of sight *« Any way yea leek as it. Chevy peed sen efyeer leads.Teuton to e l of Chevy’s wonders . # Wider smrqpHpnts And yen den*tbevo to reach underneath anything t* taka 4 * 4 . - '" MOTOR — - - I ■ ■ K W i-,;•' >*»/ •< . I— * m D A jv ru a t), n s, 8ANF0XD, FLA, » ■ — » FA M ? tl �•It In fiti |m i Tu«t. F«b. I t , 1160—Page 6 C ovington By JERRY COVINGTON After the fame Uat Saturday night in Apopka, the Seminole dressing room was wild with excitement. All of the play* ers were walking around with big hunks of chicken in their hands and singing and yelling for all they were worth. To Coach Bud Layer, who had been toiling for five years with no results, this was his greatest moment. A t the halftime, break, we were chatting in the dressing room and he commented that he had checked the boys’ teeth to see if they were growing fangs. And of course their fangs were showing in the second half too, be. cause they were determined enough to defeat in good,fashion the team that had been rough on them all season. After the game the team members were hollering, “Coach, we won, we won.” Layer was practically beyond speaking but he managed, to get out, “This was only the beginning, we still have tw6 more to win.” Of eouree, ha was referring to the district tournament and the state tournkipent After the Impressive victory, everyone is more confident than ever that we could well go alt the way. There are two big Obstacles between the Seminoies and a trip to the state tourney in Gainesville— Seabreeze and Cocoa. In my books, how. Minneapolis Pro Capers May Wind Up With New Home • _ • M m w LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Mtoneapolla Lakeri headed for New York today after splitting two la m li here with the St. Louli HSwkf, but there la a possibility they may return neat itaion to make Los Anielea their parmanent home. «The Lakers lost Monday night to the Hawks by a llS-103 score after beating their National Baa* ketball Association opponents US* SI Sunday night. A total of 12,105 fans saw the two game* here and Bob Short, LaUer president, said “ I was vary* p'caied with tha response." The Lakers h ad . to leave here hurriedly because they must play the New York Knickerbockers at Madison Square Garden tonight. They took a jet flight. Tr.c Hawks took It easy after the game because they don't play until Wednesday night when they meet Cincinnati*In St. Lools. In Monday night's 'game the Hawks apocared determined to make up for their poor showing Sunday night — and they did. Cliff Hagan, a former Kentucky star, waa top man la tbo point department with 25. He waa fol* lowed by Bob Pettit and Larry Foust, both with 21. Foust became the lOtk player In NBA history to go' over the 10,000 • point mark, joining such past greats as George Mlkaa and Ed MacAuley, the SL Louta coach. Top acorer far tha Lakora wao ltudy Larusso who had M paiata. HO was followed by fra a k Salvy who had 23.___________ Mayfair Tourney • Winners Named Winning team In the Mayfair Mca’a Golf Association Handicap tournament Sunday waa the Hal Melanea, Ralph Stall, Bob Billhim tr and Ed Davla foursome. The eecood place team were comprised of Hugh Grier, John Ivey, Dr. A. S. McCallum and Dr. Harry Woodruff. The third place _ foursome was composed of K. J. W Still, Sol Abramson, Frank Dune a id Dick Hovious. E. C. Bradford woa tha one to ■even class A handicap group la* dividual low act and Mack Cleve­ land Jr. won the eight to IT class B group low net. There wa> a three way Ue between Ralph Wight, P. F. Johnson and Harold Horton la the d ata C IT and above handicap. Gift certificate* from the Mey* fair pro shop were given as prises. Cir Gymkhana Set A special car Gymkhana will be held a t Barnaul* Airport Sunday with the Seminole County Sports Car Club participating. Platons Add Coach Covers Sports ever, we have players who can match any player in point making and our speed is far superior to any team in the entire area. With a great 16>2 record and an OBC championship already in the books* we could stop right here and consider it the finest season in the history of the school, but the players and coaches won't settle for anything less than a shot a t the Class A state championship. There are several factors that have played a great part in the successful sea. son and probably one of the biggest is the fan support. In years past thefe have been many occasions that the players on the bench have outnumbered the fans in the stands, but all of this has changed. On Saturday night, Sanford folks actually were searching for seats in the huge Apopka gym and when the cheerleaders would let out with a cheer a multitude of folks would stand up and ring out in full volume. And I can say this. If anyone who saw the games Friday and Saturday didn't get his money's worth he just doesn't enjoy anything. I eat near Dr. John Morgan Friday night and all I could hear him say in the second half was, “I’ve just got to get Dr. Roberts to work for me tomorrow n ig h t” By the way, Doc was on the last tourna. ment winning team in Sanford. Dream Come True A golfer'* dream came true at the Mayfair Country Club Sunday. M. J. Lyman, Rockville Center, L. I., N. Y„ teed off toward* the seventh hole, the ball arched 105 yards down the fairway and—kerplunk—a hole-in-one. The feat surprised everyone, including Lyman who said he had never previously come close to one. The three others in the foursome vouched for the fedt. Lyman, who carded an 85 for 18 holes, used n No. S2 wood on his dr**m-cotne-true shot. 'Surprise Georgia Tech Five Lands NCAA Tournament Berth United Prate feienutieaal Georgia Tech and Noire Dame are safely berthed today in the NCAA baiketball tournament—and now Cincinnati may not bo far be­ hind. Tech, a real surprise package with a 10-4 overall record, want on a 15-1 rampag* In an ovartlma period at Gainesville, Monday to wrap up the Southeaitem Confer­ ence's spot In the big poit-seaaon carnival by beating Florida, 0041. Noire Dame (1S-T) accepted a "member at large" berth la the aame tourney earlier la the day tad may be Teeh'a first tourney rival, If first tha Irish esn best Ohio University In n preliminary round game. But the big surprise Monday night was Bradlay'a U U less to Houston In the Missouri Valley Conference ra te — a defeat that Lary, Top Kicker In NFL Circuit ve Cincinnati a eae-game lead in £gamee i title chase to go. with Just three PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The man with tho big kick in the Na­ Houston sprang a none defense tional Football League last ssasoa on fourth-ranked Bradley and led was Yale Lary of tho Detrait the Braves all the way la their elaih at Houston. The less was only the second for Bradley in IS games and anapped a 15-game win­ ning streak. Houston, hitting a tor­ rid St per cent of its shots, waa led by Gary Phillips with 30 points. Cincinnati, meanwhile romped la on tS-54 victory over North Tessa State despite another low-scoring gamo by Oscar Robertson. Tbo "Big O," wbo wee held to IS polnls by Houston Saturday night, acorcd only II in this onw-but hla basket* gavo him es* for hla career to tie NEW YORK (U P I)- California turned Into the homo atratch in the race for Ue 1M0 national collsgiato basketball championship today wiU a alight lead over Cin­ cinnati In what is beginning to look like 4 two-horse race. With Jest two weeks remaining in the regular s c u m , the United Press International Board of Coaches today rated California the No. 1 team la Ue country for the fourth straight week. And Pete Newell's defenseminded Bears received a slight boost in their margin ever Cin­ cinnati's Oscar Robertson end Co. All told, Vs nf Uo 95 famous coaches who eompriso the beerd picked California on tap, while eight voted for Cincinnati, two for Ohio SUto and one lor Bradley. On e point heals, that gave California 991 points — a lead of It points Instead of Ue 19 Ue Bears hold last weak. California and Cincinnati oath ha* a 99-1 record. A etumblo by eiUer very possibly could maan tho national till# far the other-or give third-place Ohio State (IBS) or fourth . place Bradley (tl-1) a chance at Ue top price. California and Cincinnati each went into Ue current week with four gamei remaining la Ue reg­ ular season. This weak's ratings marked Ue fifth straight week U et the same teams have been ranked among the top 10. The only change from last week's standing waa the rais­ ing of Utah from sixth place to fifth plaee and the dropping ef West Virginia from fifth to sixth. Rounding out tbe top 10, la or­ der. were Utah State, Georgia Tech, VUlanova, and Texas ABM. The second 10, however, re­ ceived a bit of a thakeup with St. John's, last year's National Invitation Tournament champion which now has won 10 straight, moving to the No. It spot, fol­ lowed In order by North Caro­ lina, St. Bodaventure, St. Louis, New York U.. Auburn, Wake For­ est, Dayton, Texas and Kentucky. MacKay Looms As No. t 'Hope' NEW YORK (UPI) - Barry MacKay, the erratic 2S-year-old slugger from Dayton, Ohio, la Ue United States' No. 1 Davla Cup hop* today after hla dramatic vic­ tory' over veteran Dick Savltl la tbe finals of the national In­ door tennis championships. Savltl, who calls hlmielf a weekend played but who la one of the beat players in the world on boards, appeared to have the till* sewed up for Ue third lime when be broke MacKay In Ue third set. But Uen MacKay surpriied the export* by rallying with the poise of an old pro to pull out tha vic­ tory, C-l, 14. 10-12. d-1, 6-4. It waa osaonUaliy a bailie of big oarvlcoa, not attacks and booming ground strokes by MacKay who won bosausa ha settled down la tho 10U game of the fifth set whoa ho trailed, 040, on service but bo pulled it out es (he 93year-old fiovltt mod* two out* In p row. MaeKey, who wants to attain Ua No. 1 ranking to (bt U. S. before considering offtra from Jock Kramer to turn pro, Uu* geos m to U* summer gross court circuit with hla prestige at aa all-time high- Msefcay. fresh out nf tho Air Foret, has boon tuning hla big game for months and Uls looks like tbe year to which he'll make Ua big bid for stardom. Lary won tha punting ehamplenship for ion with an average at 47.1 yards for too 41 punt* he seat booming ovor Ua heeds of opponents, according to the offi­ cial lesguo figures released today. It was tha highest average siaeO Joe Muha punted 4T.t yards for the Philadelphia Eagles la IStg. Dm Chandler of the New York Giants finished second with n 40.S yard average end was a factor la tha Giants winning the team punting title with a 4M average. Tom Davis nf San Francisco celebrated bis first sesiM by Ukwith a 41.7 aver* New Kegler Loop tag third'place followed by defending chsmi Sam Baker of Washington To Start Soon (41.1) and Jerry Norton a< tbe Plans are now underway for tha Chicago Cardinals with 44.S. husband end wilt to bowl together. A new Mr. and Mrs. Bowling S S S S S H S I S S S I S M I I S M •• league will bo started soon at tbe •• • Jet Lane*. Tbe league will official­ • • ly begin Sunday March • and : continued through June IT. Officers of tbe league elected at a meeting recently were Mr*. Jane fpoltki, president; Mrs. Jay Rogsj, vice president and Dick Bichard, secretary-treasurer. Yank Pacing Olympic Skaters SQUAW VALLEY (UPI) -T h e United States, In the midst of an­ other speed skating controversy, seemed sure to get out of the' Olympic also-ran category today on the shining silver bladas of Carol Heiss. Queen Carol, three-times world champion and already leading her 25 competitors by a wide margin, should pick up the gold medal in ladies' figure akattog. And that would put a Yank on the top pedestal of the victory stand for the first time in the games. The U. S. team, point-blanked Monday in the unofficial scoring, also could pick up a bronze medal to this competition if Barbara Ann Roles o( Temple City, Calif., can hold her third place standing after final tabulations. And there la a chance that ont 'Hammering' Hank Aaron Signs '60 Brave Contract United Frost latoraaltonal Hank Aaron, who hammered National League pitcher* all sea■on, finally hammered homo his coatract point, too. • The 99-yaar-old. two • lima bat­ ting champ waited out Oanaral Manager Johnny Mcllale'a open­ ing salary pitches but wasted no time once Mcliale served up ona with a 910.000 raise. Hank went for it Hk* one of Jim O'Toole's fait balls and promptly entered tha 150,000 a-ycar d a n . On* of the few Braves wbo couldn’t be blamed at all (or the team's failure to win a third straight pennant, Aaron led the' league with a .355 average, hit 59 homers, drove to 123 runs, totalled soo bases and had a 934 slugging percentage. Hla average w*a tha league's beat in nine ycare and ha was the first slug­ ger to reach 400 bases store 1941. Warren Spahn, who haa had to 90-vlctory seasons and won 247 games, 1* the only Brave who re­ ceives a higher salary than Aaron. Spaha'a 1959 salary was animated at 160.000. •econd • baseman candidate Chuck Cottier, who hit .239 for Louiivlllo of the American Association, also signed with the Bravos Monday to bring their ssUsfied Uet to 91. Cottier, who hopes to win tho regular Job from Rod Schoendlanst, will recalve the “long look" from Maneger Chuck Dresien during spring training. Ray Herbert, 30 year-old right­ hander who had na 11-11 record last season, agreed to terms with the K ansu City Athletics. Her­ bert, who will report with the rest of the A'a batterymen at West Palm Beach, next Sunday, was Oppose Yankee* m A rainy night at Snnford-Orlundo Kennel Club Monday night enhanced excitement for an unusual card. Morn pari-mutuel action ia scheduled tonight with 10 events starting a t 8:10. Neither tne fans (who stayed dry and warm in the stands or clubhouse) or the greyhounds seemed to mind Inclement weather. The hounds, regardless of rain, tend to business—which In this case is Swiftie, the mechanical rabbit. Favorite in tonight's featured Grade-A ninth me# is veteran standout Rocky MucGinty, a fast-closing heavy greyhound owned by Arthur Bowser. Rocky will l>n romping in queot of hi> fourth season victory. Tht 67-rounder is rated a 5-to-2 choice from the five-box. Russia Garmaay Sweden United Stataa Franca SwitaerUad Canada Austria Poland Finland Italy Norway Japan i Only ii a strong word, but The Lark haa earned it. O iV iK T H E LARK, of all compacts, offers all th**ai automatic trinimmlon, power lim ing and brake*. TWIn Tt act lot* differential, l-binel carburetor, llill Holder, air conditioning, reclining »cati, padded dash and many oilier features. i-ARK, o( allcompact*, offer* vou Mven ante ratio*. In I nr I Jik alone you o n -elect the heu combination of trammiuion, power and axle ratio lo meet your particular neoda. Nightly K 8:10 P.M. MATINEES WEEKLY O N L Y t H I l a r k , of all comp.ctmadelJ.- Convertible (onf^omt In ih c ^ d jJ u u d tM ^ ** t and 44oor aedam, 2 and 4-door *ulion wagon*,'"* ViaU jour Studebahar Dealer today, lea and drive, . . T k * C o m p o e t W i t h o u t C o m p r o m is * /, : v SQUj TMf unofficial paint standings in th a Witter Olympic Oamcs (paiata era awarded on tho bail* nf i t for a. fin t place, 3 for a aeeaad, 4 for third, 3 for a fourth, I Mr a filth and 1 for a aUth)i ONLY » CteMinima • H e at* Bland* • Valet Parking Jerry Colli**, Co-Owrot Sorry, No Miaora if M r tt / Standings 8QUAW VALLEY (UF1) - Wednesdays Friday ft Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY plfll I I ( O n »I try, and the lad!**' 3090-m ater speed skating. Tha speed-skating members of tha U. s. team arc to rebellion — and it le doubtful that tho Yankee skitars can bo depended on to give much of a challenge to the crack athletei from Russia and tha other European nations. Savtral of tbs U. S. team mem­ bers complained to Irving J slice, former U, S. Olympic Champion that they were getting no atten­ tion from their coach or manager. Jeanne Ashworth, WUmtogton* Mass., who has made tbe beat showing of the U. S. skaters, told Jaflea: “1 could have been helped a let If wa bad a coach and manager hero who knew something about Olympia skating or war* really Interested to tha welfare at tho team.” She said tha only coaching tho had received was from Buislaa Klara Guseva, winner of tho 1,000 meter raee, Mite Ashworth finished 0th to this raee; third in tho SOO meters and 11th to tho l,soo meters. "Moat of tbo Ua* w* could only pracUca to tha chill of tho almost xara weather In tha even­ ings at 0 p.m.," complained Miss Ashworth, "and we would very rarely tee our eoach or manager whan wa.trained." The mother of skater Kathleen MulhoUand complained to Avery Brundage, president of tho InternaUonal Olympic Committee, on condlUont. Brundage confirmad to United Praia Internatloul that Mrs. MulhoUand had spoken to him regarding Urn complaint and he had advised her to taka tho matter up with J. Lymaa Bing­ ham, axacuUve director of Urn U. 8. Olympic Committee or Kannath (Tug) WUaon, prsaldent Of tha U. S. Olympic Committee. WUaon aald ah* had not CMUctOd him, nor had Bnindago. Bingham li in'tho Olympic tofirmary, recovering from a fin attack, and could not be reached for comment. Meanwhile, th t Russian* push* ad ahead to Ibolr rout of tbo un­ official team championship. Tbap had chalked up 90 1 -1 point* •gainst n surprisingly strong Gor­ man team that had 41. Sweden was next with 30 — and tho U.8., which fattod ta gat a slag!* point Monday — waa fourth with 11. But tbora warn plenty at Eu­ ropean hero** Monday. JSa» Vaumet, a IT -year-old French hotel mas, wm the man's down­ hill on tha ley alopea of OquaO Peak. Mlaa Guaava, a 29-yaar-ald Russian school taachar. woa tbn 1000-meter (about U m ilt) ipeed •hating: and Georg Thom*, a de­ cided underdog, won the- Nordic combined. imide It combines largcr-car hrad-thoulder-hfp-teg room. (It ia a fruc ilx paueiigen-in-comiott car.) 3 ft f o r m the 30th player lo sign. 8tu Miller indicated that ha 1* close to signing when ha left 8sa Mateo. Calif., by auto for tha San Francisco Glanla' Phoenix, Arlz., training camp. Millar, l-T with a 2.14 earned run average last season, and first • basemanoutfielder Orlando Ccpcda a rt tha only unsigned Glanla. Rain No Bothor Am Smhm of the beauty queens ef th# U. S. giant slalom ski team could win a medal. It might be plgtalled Penny Pltou of Laconia, N. !!., All-American beauty Betsy' Snite of Norwich, Vt., or Linda Meyer of Mammoth Lakes, Calif. AU three have a strong chance. But there seems no chance for victory In the other two event* — the men's lS-kllometar crou-coun- CANADA AND SWEDEN won the flrat two gold medals in the Eighth Winter Olympic Gumes at Squaw Valley, Calif. Barbara Wagner, 21, and Robert Paul, 22, of Toronto, Canada, taking the pairs skating chnm|flonship and Slxtcn Jernberg. 31, of Sweden capturing the 30-kilometer (181*. mile) cross-country ski race. At top, loft, Jernberg plows through the snow during tho race. At bottom, Sweden’s Prince Bertit (center) con* gratulatcs Jernberg (right) and Rolf Rnntgurd (left), 25, after they fin­ ished first and second in the ski race. At top, right, Barbarn Wagner and Robert Paul, already three times world champions, are shown in action a t Squaw Valley. They have been skating together for eight years. At bot­ tom, right, Barbara and Paul show their gold medals, after winning pairsfigure skating event. ________________________________________ K NEW YORK (UPI) - New op­ position popped up today against the New York Yankees’ attempt to turn • park near Yankee Sta­ dium into e parking a n a . George Bailment of Manhattan College, one of the nation's top track and field eoachee, said the New York Coaches Association would fight tho Yankee effort to convert Maccombs Dam Park with Ua track Afrees To Offer and playing fields lata a parking NEW YORK (UPI) — Manager lot. Jack Knars* has agreed to aa of­ fer for Archie Moore to defend ^ hla light heavyweight UUe against Territorial Bights w Germany’s Erie Schoppnera. Jack MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - The i Fugaty, managing director of Fee* of the Minneapolis • St. ture Sports lac. announced today. holders Paul franchise la the Continental League a n attempting to acquire Sifn Tereshinsld the territorial right* now held by COLUMBIA, I C. (UPI) - Tbo the Boston Rod Sax. Wbeetock University of South Carolina has Whitney Jr. of tho Twin Cities filled Ita coaching staff vacancy Continental League entry said with the signing of Jon Tnroahin- negotiations a n anw underway Is obtain O s Bestow (arm ctob. DETROIT (UPI) - The De* trait Pistons have added rookie ' guard Tony Wiadls to their res* W ter to tike the place of the la* jurad Chuck Noble. WIndia rank­ ed aiatt la the NCAA scoring ranks last season with a 24.4 average while playing at the Uni­ versity of Wyoming. Elgin Baylor'a all-lime collegiate record. Miami, Fla. (tl-3), another NCAA tourney team, followed Dick Hickos' 91 polnta to a 10445 vic­ tory over Kentucky Wesleyan. Indiana scored a 02-7I victory over Illinois. Northwestern nipped Michigan State, T14S. Wisconsin downed Michigan, tt-U. Iowa snapped a six-gam* losing streak In beating Purdue, Tt-tt. ViUanova, already in the Na­ tional levitation Taurnameat, suf­ fered aa SI-70 beating by Waho Forest. California Holds No. 1 Cage Poll Spot TBE A(,Oi n u s m:J \ P«Tm n n fu n oo Blgkwey 1741 • r FA S4TM FA ATM* Sanford Motor Co., aufOBA Inc. Ava. 1801 SANFORD roao m TM«8TUMSAK** TBUCia«TI8Br m a RM M H MM R M N r m M 4---------- -— -4 4 �I I Feb. t t , 1M0 •H e W a r! fm l - 5? fcV?, By DICK WEST OOBH.IF YOU REALLY MUST HAVE IT, F u T CHOP SOME MNDUN* THSJfd AU. IHCNCm ^ WASHINGTON (U P I)-B y now we all know all, about “payola.” But how about “ spiffs?” When I say "spiffs" I'm not Just making cat noises. I'm talking about the way that retail clerks make themselves a little extra scratch. Suppose I go Into a department store to buy someone a bottle of perfume for Christmas. I have a stupid look on my face and the sales lady sixes me up — correct­ ly — as a bloke what knows noth­ ing about perfume. She waves a scent called “Love in the Hayloft” under my nose, extolls it as the Evc'a apple of perfumery and sells me a hot cou­ ple of ounces before I can con­ sider the consequences. Chances are the sales lady Is on somebody's “ spiff' list. That i*. in addition to drawing her sal­ ary from the store she is getting paid by a perfume manufacturer to tout “ Love in the Hayloft” over other brands the store carries. I am told that such payments, known as “ spiffs” or “ push mon­ ey,” are widespread In the retail trade. 1 used ‘perfume as an ar­ bitrary example; M happens on many products. It also takes many forms. For Instance, a drug store clerk might be told that U he sella a certain number of bottles of a cer­ tain headache remedy he can have four bottles for himself. Then he ran sell the four bottles and pocket the proceeds. l i f T O S r 'W UP AREAL 1---DAPPETITE TOEV MAP w o e v e b /1uK xaic V c o m e r c t Y / po nor <«tr rA*Tns ^ IFYOtfRETWe El ONa NUMBER. VtHYOtOVOU *—; This also can figure In the al­ lotment of display space in a store. The manufacturer who is paying “push money" Is likely to get his product on the front row of the shelf. The Federal Trade Commission, as you know, has been cracking down on “ payola,” Well, 1 can’t see that paying a disc jockey to plug a certain record li much dif­ ferent from “ push money.” I called up Daniel J. McCauley Jr., the FTC gtneral eoumel. and learned that he hai been having some thought! along the same line. In fact, he raised that very question recently in a speech to a business group. Under present rules, it Is okay for a manufacturer to pay push money to a clrrk is long a i tbs clerk'* employer know* about it. So far. there U no requirement that they let the euitomer In on their little lecret. McCauley told me thera wai • good pouibility the FTC would re­ consider, in the light of the f u i £ over payola, whether a consumer dlidoiura rule should, apply te “spiffs” a i well. N O TICE TO P R O P E R T Y OWNERS Sanford, Florida Feb. 22, 1960 Complying with the provisions of Section 193.11 (1) Florida Statutes 1957, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1 will be in the following precinct* on the date and between the bourn net after each, for tho purpose of receiving TAX RETURNS for the year of 1960, 9:30 to 10:00 A. M. March 7 LAKE MONROE ....... 10:15 to 10:45 A. M. March 7 PAOLA ....................... 11:00 to 11:30 A. M. March 7 LAKE MARY ........... 11:45 to 12:15 P. M. March 7 LONGWOOD ........ ...... 1:15 to 2:00 P. M. March 7 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ... 2:15 to 2:45 P. M. March 7 FOREST CITY ................... 3:00 to 2:30 P. M. March 7 BEAR LAKE 10:00 to 10:45 A. M. March ft GENEVA ..... 11:15 to 11:45 A. M. March 8 CHULUOTA . 1:00 to 2:00 P. M. March 8 OVIEDO 2:15 to 2:45 P. M. March 8 SLAVIA 2:00 to 3:30 P. M. March 8 GABRIELLA - GOLDENROD 3:45 to 4:15 P. M. FERN PA R K ............................ March t RICH A RD E. M cCA N N A , Assessor Seminole County I GUESS } ■ I'M j u s r * A TROUBLE' f MAKER/- m shw ^ WE 3 3 m 1 f ' . • •• yes, the tenfold herald is e family a f f a i r . . . mad . . . v- advertise . . . sh ip in the herald . -- r.-.-T»v>W wH J w A & F m . * • ----------------------— --------------------------- --- --------------------- ‘_____________ & ‘ _____ ______ �H a— ^'M gR w grT •■Trfr A W ant Ad A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-261 Classified Phone . FA 2-2611 DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAYl Tuee., thru FrL • 2 P. M. day Wfora insertion. Mon. • SaL ’STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tom. thro FrL • • P. N. day tofora Insertion. Mon. • SaL RESPONSIBILITY: 11m Htrald will not to responsible for mort than ooa in to m tt interlion of yonr ad, and rseervea tto right lo rarUa or ra|act any advarliaaaiaat from that ordrrad to conform to tto politico of MP«r. CLASSIFIED INDEX L S. 9. 4. 5. Good Food For Root Wanted to Roto Real EaUto Wanted Real Ksteto For Solo i M ortgage Loom 7. Huaiaeaa Opportnnltlro 7-A Insurance L Featala Help Wanted I. Mala Help Wanted It. Mala or Fomalo It. Work Wanted 12. Plumbing Straitaa 12. Electrical Serricaa It. Build. Paint ft. Repair IS. Special Services IS-A Beauty Parloro If. Flowera A Plant a 17. Pete - Uraatack • luppties It. Machinery • Tools It. Boats and Motor* N . Automobiles 2t-A Trailers 21. Furniture 22. Articles For Bala 22 A Article Wanted 22. Notices A Per*anile 21. Loot A Found XL Education • Instruction 2. For Rent 2. For Ren l ■t* 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house, NEW 3-bedroom house.' Phone 2412 Willow, $100 month. Call FA 2-7213. FA 2 0274. FURNISHED house for rent, 11 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, Smyrna Dr., DeBary. 2412 Orange, $20 month. Call APARTMENT, 112 Elm. FA 2-0572. FA 2-0274. _ w ^ * Tha i pi. sa related te the washes Ito tto giraffe, sir: eyes with iti tongup. according to tto Better Vision Institute. i 11. Work Wanted 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. CONTACT STENSTROM.REALTY Call FA 2-4468. It I N. PARK AVE. FA 2-2420 HOUSE, phone FA 2-3125. 2-ROOMS'A Bath, nicely furnish­ ed. 220. Apt. 1, 407^* W. 1st., FURNISHED upstairs apartment 233, hot water furnished. Phone mansger at 111 W. nth. FA 2 6337. NEW APARTMENT. 4 rooms and PRIVATE four room furnish*:} cot­ bath, screened porch, lakrfront, suitable for working cou­ private year around occupancy tage ple, reasonable. 410»* Myrtle for couple. 270 per month. A. Ave. Phone FA 2 3038. Fratl, Clairmonl Ave., Lake Mary. Phone FA 2-2S62. NEW home $60 per month. Call FA 2 3480, 3-BEDROOM house 2M per month, tot Rosalia Dr. Call after 2:00 TWO 2-bedroom houses, kitchens P. M., PA 2-2322. •quipped. FA 2-6043. SLEEPING ROOMS, The Gablea, WELAKA APARTMENTS: 401 Magnolia Ave. PA 2-0720. private baths, 114 W. First St. FURNISHED apartment, clean and HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East eloaa In. Adults only. Jimmy aids between Celery and Geneva Cowan, FA 2-4012. Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitehei ap­ pliances. School bus stop. Quiet 2-MODERN FURNISHED apart­ neighborhood. 273 per month. ments available soon. FA 2-4332. Phone FA 2 6143. 2-BEDROOM furnished h o m e , FURN. Apt. 201H W. 1st SL Country Club Road; Adults. FA 2-7224. 2, I and 4 HR. houses, 2 BR furnished apartment. 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped. Call PA 2 2202. ROSA L. PAYTON LAff-A-DAY Wall Plumbing ft Hcnting AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REP»1R WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-2562 13. Electrical Services House Wiring — Electrie Service Sid Vlhlen RANDALL ELECTRIC OO. 112 Magnolia FA 24213 14. Build, fa in t A Repair RAINBOW Painter* ft Decorators —Free Estimates. Ph. FA 24392. " • . . And this toHarry's dknr 5. Ren] Entntn Far Bala l-BEDROOM tome to well estab­ lished neighborhood. 8 p a • 1 a 1 terms. FA 24112. of utter lontHaesa tor wife and thlld during an unproductive Army assignment and his repastad failure to increase his small tocoma tor toam. After resigning from too Army to avoid • court martial. Grant turned to farming 2nd i f sto to /sited. S s returned to ton Army when tto Civil War cams. .His unassuming but authorItstlve air and bis futeattessnasa a fighting leader brought kins fame and tower, if net fortune. Aa tto story rutted along to smooth flashback style — and tbat’a not easy — we atoo met Mark Twain (Malvyn 'Douglas), Abraham Lincoln (Ford Rainey), Gan. William Storman (George Ebeitag), Robert E. Lee (John Baragrey) and Mrs. Grant (Tars­ ia Wright). All were excellent. Jack Smight'a direction xupported tto production'! Integrity in xuperb fashion. But above all, there was Whiteman's awesoms port­ rait of a sturdy human being. S. Wanted to Rent PROFESSIONAL working couple want 1 or 2 bedroom, house, kitchan furnished, in Laka Mary. Write Box O, Sanford Herald. WANT TO RENT YOUR PROPERTY? Oootact us for prompt aerviea BETTYE D. SMITH Property Manager STENSTROM REALTY M N. Park Avenue Ph. FA 2-M22 TEST ■state Far Sale Rental—Choice Location Large furaistod two bedroom home et #13 E. First Street. Beautiful setting and view. Ideal far residence or professional location. Drive by, then call far • Stemper Associate who will be bappy te show you Inside. Other rentals available from $33. I Agaasy Phone FA 2-4291 113 N. Park Phone FA 22331 2601 Park Dr. HOUSE, very reasonable. Country Club Circle. Ill Stenstrom Realty 5. Rani Entntn For Snto BEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN J. W. HALL 1144 French Are. Realtor ROBERT A. WILLIAM*, RaaHor “Cal Hall" Phone FA 14241 Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc. FA 2 3231 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 3-REDROOM. 2 hath, double carporte, extra large utility room, Ju st Outside City Florida room. 110 Shannon Dr. FA 2-1379. 3-ROOM eottage completely furn' And Associates , Ished, all utilities, ready to move Registered Real Estate Broker In. Adults only. 2404 Park. Ap­ Ph. FA 2-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha Limits ply Stemper Agency. Nice clean two bedroom borne FURNISHED Apt. 300 Park. on two lots. Priced at 16,203. NEW 2-tod room CB house on VlhEasy terms. len Road, kitchen equipped, fur­ 6-ROOMS, furnished, fenced yard, E. Onora close to navy base. nished or unfurnished, tile bath. Country homo to Volusia County, Elisabeth Rose. CaU FA 2-0007 anyUme. five seres with excellent two FURNISHED apartment reason- 3-BEDROOM house in Sunland bedroom bouse; storage;, gar­ Estates, on Lake Dot Drive. able, centrally located. FA 2-12S2. age; chlckea bouses. Ideal for Phone FA 2-7337. poultry or kennel. Priced at FURNISHED apartments, hard­ $9,000. Easy terms. wood floors, tils baths. 202 W. 2-ROOM furnished apartment, 310 Magnolia. Phone A. K. Rosset* Lakefront homesitea $1,120 up with 27th. Street. ter, Floreat. FA 2-1831. easy terms. 2-BEDROOM houss for rent. FUKN. apt 2300 MeUonvUto. FA 2-2771. FARMERS AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor D. H. Whitmore lillian O. Trams AlMKiAtHs 119 B. Preach Ave. Ph. FA 9-M91 After hours, FA > 9219, FA $4211, FA 94221 9-LOTS in Dreamwntd Section: al­ ready cleared and leveled. Pric­ ed to tell. Phone FA 2-0232. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. S t Johns Realty Co. BROKER THE Tl.ML TESTED FIRM Ph. FA 2412$ 2 lo. Park Ave. Ph FA S-Mfl 114 N. Park Ava. EYE OPENING VALUE ft. Fem ale Help W anted y * - SERVICE Senkarik Ginas nnd Paint Co. l D e v elo p er % PRESENTS \ Dawn's Gateway To The Waterway Your KVINRUDE Dealer Robson Sporting Good* 92444 E. lit. WILSON - MAIER New and Used Furniture 111 E. First SL FA 2 $SAVE$ .Now ft I ’aed Furniture and Appliances Mather of Sanford I2B-S22 B. Plsnf BL Ml. PA S-2222 New ft Used Furniture ft ances. A Good Place Te BUY. SELL er TRADE Jenkins Furniture 422 Sanford Ava. PA 9-7492 RAVENNA PARK 3 B e d ro o m s-1 '/a B a th s $450 Down OUTSTANOMH PBAYUBfti ______ _____ •lam MflaJftMa utility room, secretse Wort, torpor*, owwi W I2 ^ ^ W w w | yWf i n Uff Turn Waal On toth 81. Follow Country Clnb Mi. ft Watch Far Our 8igna . . . . OPEN D A ILY •:M A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY S i * P. M. I l l Dark M2PUY MOMS 0K N D U Y W.l SA9-7209 ft. o. Sox a t 7 PA 94911 GOOD Used AppUsaees and TV a, Oormly. toe-. Third ft Palmetto. ‘ REBUILT auto generator* starters, 4 and 19 volts. New mufflers for popular ears. Reels Used Auto Parts, South on 1749 llwy. Phone FA 24912. COTS 94.91. Sato, pants S1.2S par pair. Army Navy Surplus, 111 Sanford Avt. 11.002 BTU oil elrculstor Heater, baa te to seen fa appreciate. Cheap! CaU PA S4MT. I APARTMENT alia gat Stove; 1 four drawer ehett-of-drawers; 1 baby stroilsr, like FA 94219. VICTOR ten toy adding maektoo, I years old, III. CsR PA »491». SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST 4th Addition Community N e a r Getf Course 5 3 5 0 Down From. $ 6 8 * 5 0 Monthly 119-114 W. 2nd SL WELCOME Q uiet Pram $ 1 0 , 6 5 0 FHA Senkarik Glnsn and Paint Co. FOR BALE: Winchester "1ft" wMB B ft L Scope. MM lrequcis. M HO XAO, ahnnot totf paid for — taka over payment* of 99.M tick : 220 different stitches, button kotos. Writ# Credit Mana­ ger, Box IN , •/# lenfard Mar•Id. 20-A Traitors MATCHED waddlag act, white told, larga renter steoa to FOR SALE — 1232 Spenea Crift 94171. House Trailer. 42)2x2. Sea Clyde 7 aT fA M engagement ring. Ca WaUi at DaWltu Traitor Park. No phona calls. 1231 2 BEDROOM, IS ft. Colonial housetraller, very good condi­ tion, custom built. IlSIO. Can bo seen anytime. Oak HU1 Trail­ NAVY AND er Park, Orange Ciljr. NEWCOMERS 1223 12 ft. TRAVEL TRAILER; many extras; In front of DeTO SANFORD Wittes Traitor Park, on 17-99, Ws invite yen te to one 21. Furniture •toetotely free without tieo at one of Banferd'n l ____ Used furniture, appliances, tools Met•!• while van tosate suitotr. Bought-Sold Larry’s Mart ahle housing fee yeureelf nod 213 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 94191 family. Ptak np year top at nor Baton Office. # BIO VALUE# # IUICK CREDIT a EASY TERMS WR GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS HOMES S.A2 KNOLLS Stemper Agency 2010 Adams Ave. Ph. FA 2-1227 HI PI UNIT (an or part), Lanilng 13" speaker 920. Viking tape DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP recorder 220. 32 W. Amyt and 2004 Adama Ph. FA * *333 Preamp 230. Garrard turntable 233. Call FA 2-7021. Bs Lovelier With Professional Beauty Care. Sell Us Your Furaltura. Quick Service With Tto Cash. SUPRR TRADING POST. FA MtTT. Magnavox TV, IT to. Beauty Salon *43. FA 9-TT70. 2110 Oak FA S-79S4 LIKE NEW hospital tod. A Satisfied customer la aur bo4 FA 2-3293. advertisement. HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK FATTORY TO YOU 102 So. Oak Ph. FA 1-2749 ALUMINUM VENETIAN ■LINDA lft. Flowers ft Plants Enclosed toad. Sag-preef bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic Qe< or rayon tape*. Cotton or ay ton • SANFORD ri/OWER SHOP FA 9-1622 or FA 24270 eords. Pk. FA 9-3M1 WALL PAPERtNG ft PAINTING Work Guaranteed * Bod Beard 20. Automobile# Contact 806 Wast 8th St. •5# BUICK. radio and halter, DynPhone FA 24643 •flow. Ph. FA 94221. 15. Special Services 1M BUICK, Dynaflow and heater, tow mileage, like new through­ CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: AH out. CaU FA 9-2202. work guaranteed. Free EstlSALE or TRADE: 1232 Nash Ram­ matrs. Phone FA $-7111. bler fordor Custom, radio, $230 CLOCK REPAIRING: Wheelasi, cash and1assume payments of I/Ons wood Park, FA 2-7673. 192 month; or will trsda far late model Chevrolet to Ford AUTO GLASS Pickup. FA 2-7992. INSTALLED 123* RENAULT DaulphilM, 2miH equity and taka up paymMti. Windshield Rack Ginas CaU FA S4S79. Door Glass Vent Glass Om tbb H. OwrisBH # June Brown's Beauty Salon 22. Arlletos For Sato 19. Boata nnd Motor* THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home Carpentry Repklrf Roofing ft Siding Phone FA 26432 6c 15» DOWN 21. Furniture B ft M ROOFING Contracting ft Repair* ■ _ Bonded FREE ESTIMATES $22 Laurel Ave. PL. FA 9-7943 17. Pets, Livestock, Supplies IF YOU have painting problems and want to take ad antage of PIGS for a barbecue, dressed, ready for tha pit, 916.00. Not year* of experience and the best dressed 213 oo. with liver. R. F. of workmanship call K. M. Cole, phone FA 2-3276. Young FA 2-0392 or J. L. Bled­ soe FA $-4122. Masonry Home Maturing I Cera­ It 114 W. 2nd SL FA 2-4622 NEED MONEY? mic Ula hath*, separate dining Become an AVON Representa­ room and living room overlayed TV Radio Service with wall te wall carpet. Kit­ tive. Pleasant work and hours chen equipped with stove, refri­ to suit your household sched­ gerator, dishwasher and dispos­ ule. Write, Manager for Inter­ (Home & Auto) view-In your tome, BoX'942, al. Large lot, in quiet neigh­ North Orlando Electronics Lockhart, Fla. borhood. Owner says sell at Ph. FA 2 2934 — FA 2-2223 tto unusually reasonable price 2711 Orlando Dr. — Hwy. IT-92 of 214,700. MONTHLY PAY­ MENTS ONLY $21.00 per month CASHIER pari time work, apply Sewing- Mach. Repairs Ritx Theatre. after a modest down payment. ALL MAKES ft MODELS This Dollar Squeezing Value 1s WOMEN SEW for profit. Eaay 194 So. Park (24 kr. ser.) waiting tor you. Ready-rut wrap around aproni FA 2-392S CaU now for appointment. home. Net profit $20.40 on doten, sparetime venture. Write Accu­ ENVELOPES, Lettarhsadi, stateW. I . “ BUT BTBMPER Agency rate Mfgr'a., Freeport, New masts, invoices,vhand bills, and Phone FA 2-4221 111 M. Park York. programs, a t e . Pr igresiivs Pbooe FA 14131 $221 Park Dr. Printing Co. Phone FA 2 92519. Male Hnip Wanted 309 West 13lh St. RAYMOND M. BALL ROUTE SALESMAN ter Sanford. ANY TV REPAIRED $3.39 plus AMD ASSOCIATES parti, If brought to shop by cus­ Write Florida Co-oporative For Baal Batata — Insurance The Blind, F. O, Box >481, Or­ tomers. All work guaranteed for Surely Bonds 90 days. lando. Sl« Be. Park Ave. Ph. PA $ #641 CENTURY TV SERVICE Hanford AGGRESSIVE type young man for t i l l Celery Ave. Phone FA '-141* Bvana Bldg. U ko Mary office and budget tales depart­ PUMPS - SPRINKLERS Ph. FA B-1S90 ment, steady employment, Fire-, Al typos and sixes, tostallsd stone Stores. "Do 14 Yourself WILL TBADE tots or acreage for WE REPAIR AND SERVICE housetraltor. PA $-0319. 11. Work Wanted ST 1 N B NEW LAKEFRONT home: 3 bed- TYPING at home, legal or *ny Machinery and Supply Co. ronms, I hatha, custom built, 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 94419 other. Phone FA 2-9644. terrains, glass sliding doors, •toctrie kitchen, fruitwood cabi­ WHITE MALE, 27. detlroi part- PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING W. L. HARMON time job from 3 P. M. to mid­ net*. central heating and air night, available 7 nights a week, PH. FA 2-422$ After I P. M. conditioning; large plot, irriga­ will consider anything. FA 2 8447 tion. Buy for cost direct from INCOME TAX SERVICE after 3. owner-bilUder. $12,700, low down WILLIAM H. MURRAY payaaent. A. Fratl. Clatrmont BOOKKEEPING, accountant, 15 1111 Calary Ava. Tel FA 9-19S4 Ava., Lake Mary, FA 2 2961. years experience in all phaasi SERVICE CALLS fl.SH. For de­ office procedure; Journals, all REDUC1NO PRICE for quirk pendable TV sorvlco call San­ sate. By owner: 2 bedroom CB types Ledgers thru Genrral ford TV Center, tth, and San­ ledgers, eest accounting and house, wood Boors; corner lot, ford Ave. FA 2-9741. payroll; desires permanent posi­ feacod backyard. FA 2-1263. REATINO tion with reputable company In leminole County. Local resident. LOTI - « CHOICE LOTS H. B. POPE CO. FA 2 7333. Near Wiaa-Dlxle and Food Fair. $oo S. Park - FA 24994 Saeriflco b a I a w appraisal FA 2-U24. HERBERT STENSTROM Dialing and Filing: While watch­ Reilstared Broker ing Shari Lewis ventriloquise, ‘or LEN RISNER whatever it is ventriloquists do, LOTTIE BROADWAY on NBC-TV't Chevy Show Sunday KEN TORBETT night, It occurred to ms that any­ BETTYE D. SMITH body can do a volea-tttuwing act Associate! to these days of pre - recordiags Ph. FA 2-2432 •ad tape. I’m not suggesting Shari i N. Park la fooling us. She's not. But some­ THREE bedroom tome on two how, tto act loses its impact oo lots, rorner So. Sanford and modern T V ... Sammy Davis Jr. 14th. St. Corns, look, nuka af­ applied Ms aetiag aspects a Mt ter. T. V. Cantrell. too thickly as ha portrayed a simple minded but sincere Army BY OWNER: House, $3,NO. If you recruit on Sunday night’s G. R. want a real buy call FA 2-023*. Theater episode, "Tto P atsy "... SUNLAND KBTATES: Lika CBS-TV gave us a three-hour pick­ S-bedraom, I bath horn*. Down up of tto skiing action at the t ACRE! ^ayrnant less than original. Call Squaw Valley Winter Olympics I a m * with 1 bedroom, concrete Sunday aad some flat camera block bomu. high and dry land. gava us plenty af thrills, spills, House approximately .0 years sad skills, as we aay. old, with new roof. Several oak AN tree* and asaortsd citrus (rets. Good water. On paved Rd Tto Channel Swtm: Producer 210,200 with small down pay­ Dor# Senary'* “Get Out the IDEAL FAMILY HOMES m ent . Vote" special ter NBC-TV on Tuesday, April 19 bss Its first re­ • S BEDROOMS $200 DOWN cruits: Mtriaa Anderson. PoUy Bergen, Eddie Albert, Adlal Ste­ 3 BR. home with hardwood floors • 1'/, A 2 BATHS •ad ceramic Ula bath. venson and Republican National Chairman Thruston Morion. Herb Shriner returns to net- ROSA L. PAYTON werk TV on Thursday, March I And Associates when he serves as host of ■ "Rev­ Registered Real Estate Broker lon Revue'' on CBS-TV. with PagFHA FINANCED gy Lee and Patrice Mussel. Tto Ph. FA I-U01 17-92 at HUwatbo Drive Four Bterhs Wset Off Sto of Hub Roblason's hour-long dramatic series for ABC-TV bss French Ava. Oss 26th Hi. A beta changed from, "Logsa, a Btemper Associate la Oa The Lawyer's Story," to “The Law­ Prumleee Daily. yer." ft's about lawyers. Comedi­ an Jaek E. Leonard la doing a Priced Under Preeent Market ■tot film fil for a proposed “ Major BBC OB CALL TODAY ttoopte" TV series. Hugh Beaue star of ABC-TV': “Leave ft Te Beaver," turns director for tbq March 19 episode, “Wally sod Alas 9.” Howard Keel aad Carol Lawrence headline tto east af Ph. FA 2-4221 11$ If. Pick Ave. “ Mato Street, UJ.A.." the Bell 4*h, FA S-931! >221 Park Ave. Telephone special on NBC-TV Fri­ day, March 11. 15. Special Services WHITE GIRL, age 23, desires TV and RADIO REPAIR af r CUSTOM BUILT furniture - t i n ­ 5:00 nights and weekends; San­ gle piccex or sets Also furni­ cleaning or babysitting. Phone ford, toko Mary and Longwood. FA 24439. ture repair. Cabinet* FA 2-2772 and FA 2-2212. FA 2-7023. 12. Plumbing Services CALL GREENLEAK Tree and ROLLAWAY, Hospital aad Bahp Yard Service for fast, efficient Beds. Day. Week or Month— PLUMBING work; FA 2-3015 for free esti­ Contracting A Repairs FURNITURE CENTER mate. 1100 French Ave. Free Estimates R. L. HARVEY Ph. r A 2-7253 124 Sanford Ava. Phona FA 2-3321 15.A Beauty Parlora APARTMENTS Proves 'Moving' TV Vignette * 'Our American Heritage-Play SAUK CENTRE, Mian. (U P U This it “Sinclair Lewis yaar" kere, tha hometown af tha Nobel prise winning author aad tto prototype of his novel, “ Mate Street, Although roaidoate worn stow to welcoma Lewis baek after pub­ lication of “ Mala S tm t," tto town now points with pride to Its moat outstanding citiseo. Lewis, who died to 1291. would have been 12 Feb. 7. but bto birthdate was celebrated here fob. 11. He is buried here beside bis father, a country doctor who was the model for Dr. EennleoU la “ Main Street." Special programs during tbs year will faatura a display of Lewis' memorabilia, iacludtof Items which have ao( public display before. Tucx. Feb. 23, 1060—Page 7 f RENT A BED UNFURNISHED l-todroom house, CaU FA 2-2120. ReHaway, Hosplte' 4k Baby Beds [PSPS HOUSE for rent, lo. Canfoerd By Dty, Week or Month. Ave., near Laka Jessup. Ptoaa 1-ROOM apartmaat, furnished, ao CAKROLL'S FURNITURE FA 2-S4M. children. FA l-INT. 116 W. 1st 8L Ph. FA M i l l ‘ Hometown Honors Sinclair Lewis frrmll FURNISHED garage apartment, FURNISHED cottage at Five Points. Phone FA 2-1427. four roomi and bath, screened orth. With E. Second St. Phone NICE 3-bedronm unfurnished house A 2-0111 or FA 2-2224. in Pinecrest, fenced yard, child­ ren welcome. Call NA 2-0667 HOMES, DUPLEXES. 2. For Rent By FEED DANSM2 NEW YORK (U P l)-Just about any part af tto Ulysses f. Grant story you ehoeeo to-dtp into aantakns tto Ingredient* lor a mur­ ine vignette, if properly bandied. Sunday night, NBC-TV* “ Our American Heritflge" ssrtea ton­ neeted a lumber af ttoaa rignfttau to “UtuAm to ■ taMUr •• "Shadow af by John Wtodau and came ' ‘ ,Ja document. Ik s credit tor ihfa tri­ umph goat to Wto dtg. who par•eivad tto eoUdity af Bn military man af uamllUary bearing, and actor Jamas Whitmore's will to capturing Grant's genuineness. Quietly and with great eampat■Ion, the story traced Orant's upa and downs. We went from Ms years as a reluctant Watt Pointer to Us final hours at n man dying af throat cancer. In ttoaa tours, Grant struggled to eomptots hit memoirs' to order to provid# tor his wife and children, who had tuffarod with him whea a croaked buiinee* partner left the Grant family close to ruin. Tto play didn't go into Grant's disastroua experiences as President, pert:ape because they would not add much to tto revealed quilitiee and weaknesses af tto man. Of course, tto fact that Gnat eeca draak heavily la now part of ovary schoolboy'* gossip and •very comedian's )okt file. Dot Whedon's script, which borrowed heavily from the books by Bruce Callow and LJoyd Lewis, depicted Grant ai on* who draak because Dewfnrh C eM traattosi **»,, te a . B4I Weak 224k B4ree2 Ptoaa FA M I N Homes Dealgwed Par 5 orida Living. 4 Bedrooms — 1 ft t Bath # VA-FHAFHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low m $428 You caa move in Im aa ntely while tha papers at# being Wa Guarantee . 8atUfactleft On Tha Construction Of Your Home For The Flrat Yaar — Or Yonr Dawn Payment And Oootaf Coat Will Be Cheerfully Rtfundtd. Odham Office Open M # TR M # J 1:99 P, M. *TR ft Car. Hwy. 17-11 ft STU Phana FA 21 �9 . . I w iQ • . •. • ;: ' ' • Paga 8—Tata. Feb. 22, 1288 T“* •** *• '■ ' * ' "• • •' • ... f. New 'Racial' Protest Shaping Up Couples Rescued After Crash Landing ' ; HELENA Moat. IUP1) - A sinMaenglea fouraaater plan* took off' trees Great Falls, Mont., and Waded southwest for foe gay Vegas, Nov. ■Breast J. McCabe Jr., 41, a lawyer aad rotoraa pilot of World War 11, was at tba controls. Hit teddy, Jock Flynn. M, also a tat. sat east to him. ~Waled behind them, chatting gaily sheet setting away from th* flfoi Moot*as winter, were their wives, Bilooa MeCobo aad Flor­ as** Flyae. gbertly after fos piano took off ■stony foag ran tote 'a snow alarm, lee bogaa to form on the 2 T « The Nans became slug ffl-Jz! forced to crash lend t- d i i r f i t k . v - ‘W# wort going down so fost g i wo eentf think woe fost wo fiSod we would kit the clearing," se& M rs. Flynn. "Wbon f opened \ my syea sad sew sveryon* was moving, I couldn’t believe k." Injuries were alight— )■ aad bruises. Tba plana slightly damaged, ATLANTA (UPI) - Three weeks ago today s "bull session” in a cotlego dormitory supplied th* spark for what iqsy become the first fuH-scals assault by Southern Negroee on the nerve center of racial segregation in the South. The attack Is on Southern cus­ toms and Southern habits — mg Southern laws. Th* movement began with Neg­ ro collage students at Greensboro. N. C. Feb. 2 and raced throughout North Carolina into Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee and Florida. It . jeered to New York City end to Baltimore, Md. 11m Greensboro students walked tot* foe total F. W. Woolworth state, part of a national chain that he* no racial harriers but follows focal Oks to a t," and demanded service at fos taocb sounter. Wbon tboy won refused they took seats I announced foog would stay un­ til served. "They serve a* standing up,” said Holland Hannah, a student at Greoneboro'e North Carolina A A T College aad dim of the “sitla” leaders. “ We want to be able to sat sit ting down like everyone else, Hannah said. “W* will not settle far anythtog but integration of tbs unch counters, and ws have no intention of stopping there." AH Insisted the Greensboro dem* oust ratio* was spontaneous. But the local president of the National Association far foe Advancement Ini rescue and survival la tab' (rearing temper*(urea la mow *f to tba arm plU. McCabe and Flynn Joked about their predicament.. Aa near aa McCabe coaid fliure oat they were aomewbene near Helena, en tba aide of a mountala abont «,M feet above aea level. Thk timely Information Immediately becaaae the brunt of tome humoroaa Jibe*. 'T1>e toy* kept Joking hot* and forth,'' Mrs. McCabe aald. ■'It they didn't Joke, they tasow aa. would ary. "K eras awful," ala* said. "IN didn't have any overabooe. We didn't even have a candy bar. Luckily we had lota of aooba and w* could go to the bonfire, warm our feet aad put aa another pair at aocke. The anew woe awarder to get through." The tww couple* spent the night In the plana, cuddled together for warmth. When til* akiaa cleared the a n t morning foe maa built a signal 70 aircraft aearchlng far foe two couples spotted tbelr fire and ra­ dioed tor a helicopter. The oopter took foam to a> hospital bare for treatment «t faeir injuries and igea tba ardeal ot await* frostbite. H mAROURRITR PAUL .Pioecreat El omen t e r y S » grade teacher, haa I#. eM the national |« the United State* and Haa traveled hi Canada m 2 Marie*. A University of Pittsburgh graduate, "lira. Paul recelvad har master* degree at Colum. .to “live la Sanford, toaci e and be useful to the com' r m unity." Eloctric Carillon Spreading Sound O f Church Music MRS. EDNA HUMPHREY, Pinecraat fourth g r a d * tone hey, nays her future pinna n it goatinued work on her Maatar of Aria dogrot for her rear and th# rearing of her three children. Sewing, reading, boating, fishing, swimming, flower* and cm. lectin* oid coins are lira. Humphrey’* hobbles. She has travaled through ad the eastern United 8tales coastal region from Mary­ land to Florida. Mrs. Hum­ phrey attended Junior cotlege in Baokley, W. Va., Concord Teachers College in Athena, W. Va. and Stat­ ion University. Wife of John L. Humphrey, d te ia the mother of 12 year old Karen Jeanncne, Sondra Lee, 11, and four year eld John L. Humphrey Jr. Mrs. Humphrey wee bora ia Beaver, W. Va. HARRELL AND BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE got a wnloomn from Ghnmbnr of Common** Bapwa acta thru Charii* Morrlnou Monday. Morrison, right, lake* a look a t an air filter while welcoming oo-owner David Beverly. The 209 W. 28th S t MtodaoUvu service garage, which re­ cently opened here, specialise* in automatic tranamlaaion repair and motor rebuilding. Thu plant la equipped for aM tgrpaa of aasbo repair work. ( (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (UPI) - That GI | manual aa how fa wash the gen* eral'g dog, serve hla drink* and shine hla shoes cost 9tl.1l per copy, foe Air Foret disclosed to­ day. A master sergeant and threa civilians devoted a total of SO days la composing the “on-lbeJob training” manual. Juat MO copies ware published aad distrib­ uted to enlisted men assigned as aides to general, at a total publish­ ing coat of 98.371.71. These vital atatlatics war* pub­ lished by a House appropriations subcommittee which had called on the Air Force for an explanation af tba controversial manual. The manual, which popped up at a House armed services subcom- way. This presumably referred to sections on bow to bathe a dog, abtae aboee, clean toilet*, mop, dust, watt on the table, end greet guests. "The fact that certain tasks nr procedures were included In the manual doea not indicate that auab duties were to be performed reg­ ularly by the airman aide at a routine part of M* duty," foe Air Force aald. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Johnny Mathis, who would rather ting thaa talk, Is a pretty good su m pie that the btUadeor may be replacing tba rock-and-raUon a* the idol of U»* teen-agers. Matbia ignores rock and roll in favor of the ballad and sale* of bis recorde have skyrocketed among foe younger act. Ndt only that, ha U lining up a steady backing of adults, a* evidenced far foe success af hie recent night club engagements. Mi* success story began ooly four yean ago when Matbia ap­ plied for a singing spot In the Black Hawk caf* la bis hometown of San Francisco. Since then he has filled supper club appearances ia top spots across the nation. An introductory to the movU ‘‘The Beet of Everything” by Mathis haa boosted hia singing of the them* song toward an Academy Award nomination thii year. ter visiting friends to Sun Vatey. Idaho, they derided to got mar­ ried and accompllahcd forir mis­ sion to the police radio room af the county Jail. R It was the first marriage tor Miss Lindstrom and the raeond far Callaway. The pretty daughter of foe world famous actress said any honeymoon would have to wait and that she and her husband, the heir to a Georgia textile fortune, would return to ''business aa usual.” aWBMKVHOPMfNn CtfM NW . FMISMT H S*M|k WIU. H, ISM W ALK INTO A W HOLE NEW LIFE NEW HOME. . . N E W F U R NI T U R E . . . NE W J O B . . . in F L O R I D A . . . 21 O T HF R V A I U A B I F PRI ZFS • *■ SPORTSHIRTS Mftnhmtt*n - Marlboro - Sandy McDonald Wore SALE 5 .9 5 -------- Fire Rmkei Woodland * Fire burned to acres of marsh­ land and 10 acres of woodland near Silver Lake Sunday. Forest rang­ ers aad Sanford Naval Air Station firefighter* fought th* bias* from I IV nt- until 4 p. m. 5.00------- 3.89 3.49 2.79 1.95 WOOL and IMPORTED FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS WERE 8.85.:........... ........ ■eat af foe bnm# el atarkb, *d» war In asst at th* dm*. • .. Behaimarkh was Wert fo* larga hmaae be NAVY CHIEF Donald W alk*, left, is congratulated by VAH-7 aommandar K. F. Rowall, recently, after Walton ended h i e 2 0 y * a r t e t e « f * r i r t a t h * Navy. Waiteo’a family looks am. SECURITY J^ggpCIATBS, INC SALE 1 7 .8 5 - 1191 - 9 .9 5 - 7 .9 5 ...... 12.95 • STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS , • .- , &:teu*ir-------- r— ’ .» -VA------------- r.*' •/ -' ** ______ _______L - i i i i \ -«r 5.89 JACKETS All i I SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Actrat Ingrid Bergman’s daughter went back to classes at Mills Col­ lege today and her husband of let* than 41 hours returned to hie Job with an electronic! firm. Jennia Ann (Pia) Lindslrom, 21, and Fuller E. Callaway III, 2i, revealed Monday they were mar­ ried "on the spur of the moment” Sunday night to the county Jail at Elko. Nev. Miss Llndstmm said that while driving back to San Francisco af­ Entirm Slock L o ngslee ve T har ere played at Vatican City, ArUegUa National Cemetery. Fa sA - Ingrid Bergman's Daughter Marries Electronics Executive SALE ONE LOT |; ing from trespassing to disturbing the peace. It denies: however, any part to the organisation or leader­ ship. "W# are Irytog to show Negroes the best way to demonstrate,” Ca­ rey said. "We are trying to show a them that it is better to hit one • chain store than different stores.” There are no laws requiring segregation at the lunch coontari of drug, dime and department stores in the South. There ooly fa long-standing custom. Negroes long have been accepted customers at such stores fast never at the lunch counter*. ,jffij 4 .0 0 -------- •« of Colored People called In another organisation to coordinate and lead the campaign. The Congress for Racial Equality (CORE) of New York sent Gordon Carey, 2*. a white man, to spur the Greensboro demonstration into something bigger. Leaders of other demonstrations in other North Carolina citiea de­ nied that CORE had a part in thalr plana. But CORE managed similar demonstrations in Tailshat.ee,. and other cities. Th* NAACP encouraged the movement and provided lawyers for thoae arretted on charges rang­ the pUtely furnished and deoo*4 rated So your testa with Require* no plumbing me easily instate* ^ Fullyautomatic. Pre-wash gushes. �# • 1 «* - • JfcuUWr/ii j/i 1191 Van Hoy Available S ty ? # a n fn r fc if ? n t lh ^O L, XLIX WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and tonight. High today about 75. Low tonight about 55. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ I NO. 636 CID Boss Faces Space 4»ap Queries WASHINGTON (UP1) -Central Intelligence Director Allen W. Duller war called by Senate In­ vestigators today to explain why the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff did not ree certain intel­ ligence figures on Russian mis­ sile strength. _ Dulles was summoned to a wlosed meeting of the Senate space and preparedness commit­ tees. Membera aaid they would ask him why Geo. Nathan F. Twining, Joint Chiafa chairman, did not hava the figures when he assured the group the "missile gap" had been arrowed. Senate Democratic leader Lyn­ don B. Johnson said in advance he hoped Dulles could "itraighten out some confusion" between earttie r Dulles and Twining testimony. Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) aaid Dullea testified Jan. 2> that Intelligence eatimatei showed the Rustiani would have more mis­ siles oo launching pad* in mid1961 and mid-1962 than bad been indicated one year ago. Testimony released Tuesday night wowed Twining coneeded oa Feb. • he never saw the yearold estimates feet DuBe* gave 'jttit comntkUoi. Sea. Leverett Saitoturtell (RMaas.) asked Twining K fee mil­ itary chiefs "made their calcula­ tions at Is e * proper defease without • knowing feat year s launcher figures." THB REASON FOR LEAP YEAR U shown to Sanford Grammar School atudenta in thin poster made by Mrs. Alice Grant’s sixth graders. The poster shown how It takes 36614 days for the earth to go around the nun. In­ stead of having one-fourth of a day hi each year we save all the quartern and add them up to make a full day avery four yearn. I-ooklng at their handiwork with Mm. Grant, are the students who did the nrt work on the poster. They are, from left, Chilli Crowell, I’sm Meri­ wether, Jimmy Karks and Bill Crowell. (Herald Photo) $590,000 Jail, Courthouse Plans Given Initial Approval News Briefs P re m ie r May Quit ROME (UPU— Premier An­ tonie Segal today called on Presi­ dent Giovanni Granchl, apparently to tell Urn to advance that be waa going fe resign. Negotiations Talks TAMPAKSIRING. I n d o n e s i a (UPI) — lev let Premier Nikita Khrushchev and PresldraMukkma f e t t l e d dew*.to prelim Ration* today la the of this BaUanae men Shooting Spree UNIONTOWN, Pa. (UPI) - A baserk man shot sad killed a truck driver and wounded two per­ sons. one critically, early today and engaged to a navagy gua battle with police who tried to n a b hie .barricaded home. Nearly three Whours after Daatol Raymsad, about * » . started hto akooting aprae, golies bad been aaabla to flush U a out The Couniy Commission Tuesday authorised Architect James Gam­ bia Rogers to proceed with pre­ liminary plana for the new county Jail and ramodeling of present courthouse facilities at a combined estimated coat of $590,000. The board ordered the Winter Park architectural firm to draw up working plans within 60 days for the two-story Jail with a cap­ acity for l i t prisoners at an ap­ proximate cost of 9490goo. Tne courthouse project is expected to coil $100,000. When working plana are ready, the board plans to put Fiscal Agent D. Kirk Gunby to work paving the way for a bond issue, setting the mlUagc and validation proceeding*. Chairman John Kridcr emphasis- County's Bookkeeping System Coins Modern Circuit Court Clerk David Gatakal plans to revise the book­ keeping system In fee Courthouse and aal up an entirely mechanid a l operation. Gate be) asked the Couniy Com­ mission Tuesday to consider pur­ chase of a $6,009 bookkeeping ma­ chine feat wU eliminate deputa­ Team sters Meet tion and consolidate all tabula­ MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - The tion done In the clerk’* office. quarterly making of fee Team­ sters Union's 15-member General Executive Board began here to­ day. One of the major topics of discussion will be the recognition Selection for Sears' Los Angelas warehousemen, said Harold J. Gib­ bons, Teamsters vice president and executive assistant to President TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Sen. Jamas Hoffa. Harvto J. Belaer or Booifay today the eighth gubernatorial New Postal Economies became WASHINGTON (UPI) — House candidate to qualify in the 1960 members were oo record today for race. new postal economies and seme re­ The Holme* County attorney was duced mail service if necessary. late gettini hi* qualifying fee into .B u t they want more liberal treat- the secretary of stale’s office. He toment of their own free mailing (ailed to make U opening day be­ privileges. The House approved an cause of aa attack of influence. Arnold Lund of Daytona Beach M million dollar cut la the Post Office Department's 1961 budget sent in his filing fee for Repub­ request Tuesday despite warnings lican national committeeman. Two senators qualified for reby Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield this would mean election, Charley £. Johns of Starke and Harry Hair of Live "drastic" cutbacks la servlet. Oak. The following representatives Minstrel Show Off qualified ra-eloctioin: Robert K. RENO, Nev. (UPI) -A Lutheran Knowles for of Brndanton, Wilbur H. ir.m inister today aaid be called off Boyd of Palmetto, and William L. • a scheduled minstrel show "be­ Wadsworth of Bunnell. cause we don't want any race friction." The Rev. Armand Muel­ ler of St. Luke's Lutheran Church aaid ha nod other church officials Boy Admits He decided to cancel the show schedul­ ed for Feb. 26 after aa NAACP Set School Fire representative her# laid him “we ORLANDO (UPI) - A 17-yearwould not appreciate the ridicule old boy picked up in a stolen ear of our forebearera because they car has confessed setting a $43,wera la ignorance. 009 fire at an elementary school last Dec. 27, police reported today. The boy waa identified as James Osborne Mattingly, who moved 2 Jail Escapees here about five months ago from Harrodsburg, Ky. Detective Lt. Are Apprehended Reynolds said Mattingly JACKSON VILLI (UP1) - Pa­ Charles admitted into the school llet nabbed two m art ticaptca to ransarkbreaking desks and eat some from the Duval County prison The boy told officers be set farm early today, leaving only one food. of the 10 who broke out Saturday the fire to cover up the break-in. still at large. Louie'S. Hardenbrook, V. and 'Orhurman Francis, Si, wera picked Underwriters Set up while parked in an old-medal car along busy Atlantic filvd. They Mpet Thursdoy admitted being two ad Ike M vhe St. Jokgl Underwriter* Assn. pried open a aecoed-deer barracks wRl meet at noon Thursday to window Saturday night and eecap- discus* plan* for lhc!r memberatop drive gar the coming year. klaaelf to and five weie aoeaptor- The meeting will he held to ed Sunday, and • aavaafe was Jim Spraeet’s Restaumat oa llwy. 1W.-J '»,! Belser Qualifies For Governor Race The board approved the request and Galchto plans to study var­ ious machines of fee type desired now in use in neighboring rounThe court clerk aaid there Is pnlv one smaU bookkeeping mal in the office at ike present and most of fee tabulatii *' checks and vouchers is dor.. hand. Commissioner Vernon Dunn stressed -the Importance of the new machine in eliminating the "antiquated accounting system in the courthouse." However, Chairman John Krider told Gatcbel there is not enough fund* available from Ute current budget for purchase of the ma­ chine. If the machine Is pur­ chased, funds must come out of next year's budget, Krider said. U. S. Navy League Leader To Tour NAS The president of thr United States Navy League will get a tour of the Sanford Naval Air Station ‘ from the station's com­ mander Friday. Frank G. Jameson who heads the league of nearly 40,000 Ameri­ cans interested in Navy affairs will be told about the function of Heavy Attack Wing One by Capl. Robert W. Slye, NAS commander. A luncheon will be served /or Jameson and Navy League mem­ bers who accompany him. Jameson is expected to arrive hero about 11:50 a. m. City aad county leaders will welcome Jamcsoo at the bate. Business To Help On A rt Scholarships An art scholarship for some as­ piring artist wUl be established through cooperation of the Sanford Art Assn, and the owners of a new busineai here. Member! of the assqclalion have been granted exhibition spaee in the dining room the Sea shell Res­ taurant. where 12 different paint­ ings will be hung each month. Soma of tha picture* trill be for sale and the restaurant owners agreed to accept a $9 par east commission, wife fee proviaiawlhat any funds they receive from K be placed In a special scholarship fund by the art sn a p , Mrs. Jiaisa DcWK. presides!, anti. Buck ■ scholarship has bean one to Ik* goals to the aaaocUlton ed the board does not intend tu put the county In debt for a long period of time, but plan* lo pay the money back "in five year*." II. W. Johnson, an associate of Rogers, presented two plans for tha new Jail to the commission. An alternate plan calls for a three story 226 prisoner jail to cost 5365,000, but the board agrcod that under the first plan it could add another floor later It desired. H-SyrisroJ., L. .Hobby told tbs. fomWasfunrrs ha was "pleased" • lih that preliminary plan* and (•)( tw<> story building would mbet the needs for the next fivete-seven years. According to preliminary plans for the Jail, the first floor will be used for administrative purposes and wUl be alrcondltioned. The a#coed floor will be the cellblock. Preliminary plans also revealed adequate parking faelliUaa in thr area near tha Jail which wtU be located adjacent to the courthouse. la discussing tha cost estimate to the Jail, Jtshnson emphasised the flgurea may be higher when bids are lei. Johnson aad the board also went over preliminary plan* for remodeling to the eourtbouve. He aaid he bad spoken to all depart­ ment heads and the majority was in favor on the changes proposed. Plans include relocating tlic County Commission chambers on the ground floor, with a seating capacity to 75; an eight-passrnger elevator; additional space for thr tax collector and tax assessor anil a law library la the present Conn ty Commission chambers. "There won’t be any fanry frill* in tha project in an effort to keep the coda lew," Johnson added. Krider aaid be hopes to invite tha public lo meetings when work­ ing plans are presented so inter­ ested persons can give their viera on the two projects. Longwood Church Bequeathed $100 Longwood'* Christ Church, Epis­ copal, has been left a bequest of $100 by the late Mrs. Bessie Alfonl Ballance, Charles Morrison, church treasurer, revealed today. Mrs. Ballance was not a mem­ ber to tha church but was interest­ ed tn nctivitiei of the congrega­ tion, according to Morrison, and she had many friends among the church member*. 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock prices at 1 p. m.: American Airlines ............... Stli American TAT........... ........ eo»« American Tobacco............... 106H Bethlehem Steel ............... 4914 Caterpillar ................... 50 Chrysler ............... 56'* am Curtiss • W right....... 233 DuPont .......... 99U Eastman Kodak . .. .. Ford Motor .......... * * • • • • 79>4 Grnoral Electric . ... e a s e s • 99W General Motor* ....... * • # * # * 46H 24* Grahan • Paige ....... eeeee * Int. TAT ................ * s e t e s J4t« Lorillsrd ............. e s • • e * 374* Minute Maid ..»«•.«•« e e e e e e 19'4 ee*e*• 114 Penney ........... 1SW Penn RR ....... Sear* Roebuck .... e**ee• 47'4 45*4 Standard Oil teeifs St 11deb* • ITU teases as*. •ease* U. S. St WrstlngbouR El Rio Gives Ike. Wildest Welcome In City's History RIO D r JANEIRO. Brasil (UPI) —President Eisenhower came fly­ ing down to Rio on the eve of carnival time today, and received the wildcat welcome in this city’s uproarious history. So dense was the welcoming crowd and so tumultuous was his reception that It took Elsenhow­ er's auto IS minutes to move three blocks from dockside. Bliuards of coofettl rained down. Screams of "Vee leek Eek" filled the air. Sirens roared. Pleased as punch, Eisenhower alternately stood and sat in the bark of his convertible, waved his arms in greeting and gave thr throng his famous grin. In Ilia speech of welcome, Preai dent Juscellno Kubilschek told Eit rnhower the vast throngs had coma because of their great "esteem and admlratioV (or the U. S. president.' "Tbit rily which acclaims you, Mr, President," Kubitiehek said, "has always been distinguished by fidelity to the cause to democracy, always ha a been prood to fight (or liberty and self-government." Eisenhower responded t h a t "llraiil and the United Stales have always Uved together in peace and friendship." He said be hoped his visit would emphasize the desire of fee peo­ ple and government of the U. S. "In strengthen the bonds of friend*bip.” With that, Eisenhower and Kubitscbek started out pa a.triumphal ride through the rity. Police had to force the crowd back. If Asked To Serve City Bond Trustee J. 11. Van Hoy, discussed as a possible appointer to the County Commission from District 2, said today hr would accept thr appointment if It were offered. 0 Van Hoy was asked if hr would be available (or thr county post by Volir Williams Sr., a longtime friend, who said he made the in­ quiry on the suggestion nf city commissioners. The District 2 commission scat has been vacant since November and appointment by the governor, or special rlrrllon after 60 day*, la required to fill it. One reason previously expressed publicly for the delay in filling tha District 2 vacancy was that no qualified person would accept the appointment at the time. Van Hoy, former member of (he Charleston, S. C., planning board, was mentioned aa a good man to represent the Sanford district dur­ ing a discussion of an ilem on the City Commission agenda Mondaynight. Listed in "Who's Who in Indus­ try", and rrtired after 39 years as general manager of manufac­ turing and sales for a roofing firm, Van Hoy serve* with Volie Wil­ liams Sr. and Herman Jacobson as city txind trustee. He had kept a Sanford residence for 25 years be­ fore retiring. He said he never hai been in politics, but “ would be available if the community wanted nic to serve." Mayor Earl Higginbotham aaid today a Herald headline Tuesday which said "City Leaders Back Van Hoy For County Commission Post" might have been mislead­ ing. City Manager Warren Knowles look a stronger approach. He wrote a letter to the County Commission saying The Herald "carried mis­ leading and inaccurate headlines" and that Thr Herald had "been requested to run a retraction and clarify thr entire matter." Herald Publisher Walter Girlow aaid he felt that such an important public matter a* a prolonged vac­ ancy on (he Couniy Commission (ram the county's most populous district should have been discuss­ ed by all civic leaders and offi­ cial*. and he commended the rily commissioners for bringing the matter up on their agenda. "I don't feel that the report of that public discussion earned the implication which Mr. Knowlra re(erred lo In hi* teller and certainly none was. intended," Girlow said. The report of a discussion bycity commissioners of the continu­ ed vacancy on the County Com­ mission from District 2, which in­ :1 clude* the city, said that tha commissioners decided to ask Van Hoy if he would accept their rec­ ommendation for the county post. The story said that City Com­ missioner Jimmy Crapps "suggest, ed the board back Van Hoy and Mayor Earl Higginbotham agreed he would he a good administrator if he could be tempted lo accept the post." Higginbotham said, when asked if he thought the story gave tha wrong impression, that the refer­ ence to "hacking" Van Hoy prob­ ably would he construed ai mean­ ing political support by th* com­ missioners. That, he said, was not the rasr. Knowles said In his letter to the couniy board that "we wish to as­ sure you that the brl.TXrs of this story that the City Commission was backing any individual for the County Commission could not have been further from the truth." Knowles' letter advised the coun­ ty commissioners: "You gentlemen can rest as­ sured that there was neither dis­ cussion nor thought of the City Commission actively participating or Interfering tn any phase of the county function. The purpose of a very brief discussion was to pro­ vide help if possible. We are sorry to say that the newspaper account did not convey thia intention. . Titan Achieves Test Goal CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) An Air Force Titan missile streaked down lha Atlantic range today on its longest lest flight to date. The Air Force hoped to recover a dala-ladea note cone. The big rocket achieved separa­ tion and ignition of its huge se­ cond stage, the main objective of th* shot. It was th* second suc­ cess out of tha last five allots. The alrek, 110 • Ion mlsalla, largest of America's war rockets, rose from Its pad at 11:03 a. m. It arched high toward thr south­ east In what appeared to be a perfect flight. Th* Air Force sent the nose cone of the two stage rocket inlo a target area near Ascension Island, about 5,000 statute miles from Cape Canaveral. Recovery crews wera stationed there to at­ tempt to get tha data capsule from lha walar. It was by far* the meat ambi­ tious flight planned to date for tha 98-foot tall Titan, which had one unimpressive single success in four shots during tly past nine months. On Feb; I, the Titan achieved powered flight for ill upper *ta§p for the first time in n last to slightly more than 2,0*0 mtlta. A Titan Maw up on th* launching pad Aug, 14 because of prematura ignition and another fitsled Dec. 12 because at a faulty "destruct" pickagr. On Feb. I, a Titan exploded in thr air whrn its nose con* came loose and sent It out to control. It was a different story today. The Martin-built Titan got off of IU pad under the flaming power Ua 100,000 pound thrust booster engines which cut a dove- tailed pattern as tha missile soared. Exactly three minutes and M seconds later, the mighty secondstag* engine—largest ever Ignited at high altitudes — turned loose 10,060 pounds of thrust and kicked fee nose rone toward Its target. GORDON FREDERICK V I I . A N | JR. MACK CLEVELAND Dixie Senators Threaten Seminole's Two Legislators To Run All Out 'Rights' Fight WASHINGTON (UPI) — Battle lines tightened in the Senate to­ day wife southern opponents of tha civil rights bill threatening lo fight "around the-clock" sessions with evary delaying tactic to th* book. Sen. Richard B. Russell (D-Ga.), leader of the southern bloc, said a speedup ordered by Democratic leaders was "legislative torture," and served notice he will prevent legislative short cuts. Russell's warning of retaliation was quickly followed by action. When Democratic Leader Lyn Children Aid Mom In Delivery O f New Baby don B. Johnson nskad unanimous consent for lha Finance Committee to meet today while tha Sanale was In aasslon, Sen. Russell B. Long (D-La.l objected. Long, one to fee southern bloc, is a aommittae member. Russell's notice came as Johnson told newsmen he "hopes" the Sen­ ate will "reach soma votes next week." The Texan aaid both aides nr* "entitled to consideration" and thsir "viewpoints must be met." Th* ouly thing be is trying to do, lie aaid. is lo arrange sessions to accommodate both. Senate GOP Leader Everelt M. Dirksen said if Iba Senate carries on "sunrise to sunrise" sessions starting Monday "w# might finally get la a vote." But he said hr has mi desire at this point to try to limit de­ bate under the Senate's gag rule. "Around the clock sessions are more likely lo get the Job dooe," he told reporters. Th* chamber met Tuesday night until 10:11 p. m. Sen. Jacob K. Javila RN. Y. said the pro-civil rights force* would give the "honorable course" laid out by Senete leaders a chance to work before taking further atept. "Of course, if this does not work, we wUl have to consider other measures," ha said. These could include a cloture move lo abut off debate by a two lhirdi vote of all senators present. GREEN, R. I. (UPI)-M rs. Lou­ is Repose felt the familiar pang* and ordered her flvs younger children tu bad. Then she eummoned her daugh­ ters Carol, lo, and Sandra, 9, 'a her bedroom. Sha told them what was about to happen and instruct­ ed them In what lo do. ..Th*-girl's father. Louis, was at. work. They have no telephone so he couldn't be summoned in lima. The two little girts, following their mother'* directions, deliv­ ered their little brother Monday night. "Everything worked fine," Re­ po** said proudly. "My wife stay­ ed ronscious all lha time and told tb# girls how to da things. "They've all been close call*. Volusia interstate I had to rush lo get my wide to tween Eight and Ninth Sta. on the hospital for six to the girl* Link Bid $611,265 and Just about mad* it—all except ORLANDO (UPI) - Interstate llwy. 17-92, Burton added. highway projects In totuling Burton told tha county rommls- for Carol. "1 delivered her myself." $7,339,ton were included in ap­ sioner* that equipment in the parent low bid* received Tuesday bsilding will bring the complete by the State Road Department. project cost to approximately Voteri Doom Slums $i30,0Q0. Among tha projects. It. B. Tyler TALMHASSEE (UFI) - Tal­ Co,, LeutaviUe, Ky., waa-tlm ap­ The board had estimated fee proposed facility. About 1106.000 lahassee voters Tuesday voted 2.. parent low bidder at $611,365 for aid has been notified that a 042 to 1,363 to favor to an urban n three-mite, four-lane highway to $45,000 grant I* available through renewal law calling tar redevelop­ connect UK. II south to. DeLaed the federal Hill • Burton hospital ment of slum areas in Florida's with the Interstate highway be­ ail act capilsl. tween Orlando and Daytona Beach. State Okay Of Health Center Expected Soon Final approval for the Shoemak­ er Construction Co. of Sanford to start work oa tha new County Health Center la aspected by the middle to nest week, Architect John Burton told th* County ComnsUaton Tueeday. Once fee Florida Development and Public Ifbaltb Commissions approv* the |M,»in bid to the d flnn, construction will atari within tws weeka on th* building to ha located be­ f State Reps. Mack Cleveland Jt. and Gordon Frederick today an­ nounced they will seek re-election to the legislature. Both aaid they expect to qualify wife fee secretary to atata tha latter part to th* week. Cleveland ha* served four tormn in the legislature and has haan a member to fee House Finance and House Rulea Committee. He waa House speaker pro term In 1957 Frederick has served two term# to the legislature. Cleveland la ala* a member to ll"> "watchdog" appropriation* commute* which along wife th* rules and (Inane* committees ar* fee most important committees in Iba House. Ha has served three terms on both fee finance and rule* com­ mittee*. Frederick, also serves oo the appropriations committee and waa named to tha House Prison Com­ mittee t the laat setsioa to study state penal operatiun*. Cleveland is in Group 1 while Frrdarlck is in Group 2, feus, are not opposing each other. Doctor To Address County Clubwomen Dr. Leonard Munson of Sanford will address member* nf fee Sem­ inole County Federation to Wom­ en’s Club* at th* Longwood Civic League building Thursday. Munson will speak on heart' emergency care. More than 19 members of women's clubs In tb* county ar* expected to attend fee meeting. McCord ‘Good’ Following Surgery Ray McCord, Casselberry commission member, was ed in good corwtitUa at Wl Park Hospital today after uareegoing minor surgery Monday. Mr Is rxpactrd to remain hospitalized until next Muodajr. aC w . -I1!*. Jr .vV»<*-.» '.‘iiffiu i ' ' U-aI- t-X.> * 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, February 23, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 23, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 23, 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/4f35c9788d688d31ffd362a314268abb.pdf 8c9fdac40f1b8e42e84f10fb97804f1a PDF Text Text " , ' ': ■ ■ . •« t ••' . . • •_____:•• li r* •1 2460 PARK SANFORD. I t •• __ •________ __•« ‘ • A V E. N UE > (V u n FLORIDA *♦ _ _• lin iiM iiiiiu iiiiiu H iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ if Never before in Stamp. History made so easily available I * • .4'. • i ........•• • • ifw nw w ffifiw iiin ii w fv v n jiu iiip w it Book h ot an M elting and glom erowi or^ w w fliy gpVf^P I W »)'• Jw W ,W ni hh .v v . v.v. ■'• / 7 , ^ : ';n .!j - »«»Vj | * . ,V . - H COMPARE A P P L IA N C E S ' /e* example... WESTINGHOUSE ROASTER OVEN The kitchen helper ivory woman dreams e l owning. 1• quart oapaeMm Fiberglass insulation S piece Oven-ware set. Aluminum look-hi M Shown above hi the Roaster Cabinet which it yours for 4-1 / i baahe. Roaster nowwin 1 2 Merchants 6 m m Beds COMPARE DO LL V A LU ES ex a m p le K ml As life-like os ony doll you've over toon. All vinyl oonstruetioA rootod hair. Arrayed tor the wedding in an ongwitHo taffeta gewa . . . high-heel shoe*‘andearrings. • C O M P A R E TA B LE A C C ESSO R IES ... JW , R O G IR S B R O TH ER S I. COFFEE SERVICE in exquisite "Starlight H eeiplate "Itorilte" Coffee Fat, big It ineh SMverplote each unit m Ii in w ly C O M P A R E BED LIN EN S did to tow stamp books got you so many gifts A i ■•• COMPARE ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING l^ft^aia^MAelmntl ll^odota dhjuiAM «S fffa flW ilW liH TIW mfmwWsm H J l” . 1 ' f ' ■ �/ • The Champs! Seminole High School’s basketball team won the first conference championship the school has had since 1937 when it beat Winter • Park, 79-71, for the Orange Belt Conference title Saturday night VQL. XLIX in the finals of the tournament at Apop­ ka. .Jim Gracey, Terry Christensen and Ray Lundquist were chos# e n on the all-confer­ ence team. Coach Bud Layer said, “ It was a real happy night.” The details and pic­ tures of the game are ^ on the sports page. WEATHER: Partly cloudy with scattered ahower* tonight. High todny, 70-75. Low tonight, 50-55, United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1900 SANFORD, FLORIDA Free Puerto Issue Greets JAN JUAN. Puerto Rico (UPD —President Ki.enhowcr arrived today al heavily guarded San Jusn airport where rival groups attempted to demonstrate for and against Purrto Rico's common­ wealth lies with the U.S. The president's plane landed here on the first leg of his 15.500mile Journey of personal diplo­ macy that will take Eisenhower to Brasil, Argentina, Chile and Uruguay In the next 10 days. The more than 5,000 persons on hand to meet the prrsidrnl were kept under tight control- by a strong police guard. Rival political factions display­ ed banners of greeting end pla­ True Value Property Tax , Need Stressed TALLAHASSEE (UPD - S ot . LeRoy Coll(nt said today inade­ quate local property taxes have earned ■ tailure la many commanltiea to provide adequate sanita­ tion, educatioa sad street Im­ provements. Collins, who opened a two-day school for county tax assessors to called by the comptroller's office, said a preview ef a study ordered by him two months s|o indicated there had been a teltore la meet theae needs. He atld the Arthur D. Little Co., which made the survey, said the failure was not caused tap leek of slate assistance. •"In fact, they point np that our state now renders more aid to local government th»n a great m majority of the states, and at a m rata much higher than the a c ­ tional average," Collins said. "Tha imbalanca la due. they atreaa, in the area of inadequate local property tax support." Full results of tha study will not be made known for six voeks or more, the governor laid. Collins, who has ltd the flght for full cssh value property assetsments, said that unless local gov■ ernments are able to, provide more School*, aewane sjcaUm*.-,Mvod streets, and sidewalks, .libraries, ■ ore development end protection o f natural resources, "progress ean come to a dead end." The governor aald property owners more than anyone else have profited form Florida's growth, but ha aald they should expect fairness In fixation. " I cannot sympathise with the A man who owns properly which W ever a apan of a few years In­ creases in sound value five times but who nevertheless screams la anguish when tha value of It far tax purposes Is t o r r e s f" twa times," Collins said. : Ship Aground W inner* Take Down N et* Coach Layer Got* Boost PROVINCETOWN, Mass. (UPD —Efforts to free the 2S5 foot Swed­ ish freighter Monica Smith from a sand bar off the tip of Cape Cod failed this morning. Two civil­ ian tugboats tried to free the ves­ sel at high tide. The Monica Smith has been sitting high and dry off Race Point since running aground at midnight Saturday. Concentrate Increase LAKELAND ( U P D - More than 40 per rent of the late season Valencia orange crop will be used for froirn concentrate, according to Florida Citrus Mutual. General Manager Robert W. Rutledge said Sunday the Valencia crop would be about 42,500,000 boaes, largest in history, lie said growers should get prices, "above the amount received during the prc-freeie years." Nikita In Indonesia * * V Y j, . EARNEST SOUTHWARD Carlton Najnes SURABAYA, Indonesia (UP1) Premier Nikita Khrushchev, * vlaik jt ;. to&rtrom space-age Russia,'cot -a glimpse today of medieval In do­ nesian culture In the pilcuresque central Java vtUtage of Borobudur. "You can taka or leave commu­ nism," Khrushchev told an audlenca. "It will not be forced on you. Communism Is an idea which cannot be forced Into one's brain, Doyle E. Carlton J r„ Wauchula, yet cannot be barred from enter­ today announced appointment of ing that brain, either." Earnest Southward as chairman of tha Cariton-for-Governor cam­ CIUDAD TRUJILLO (U IM )-llalf paign in Seminole County. a million persona demonstrated Southward, native of Sanford, Is Sunday to persuade Generalissimo associated with his father, Ira E. Rafael Trujillo to take over tho Southward, and his brother BUI, presidency from -his brother Hec­ In the Southward Fruit Co. He tor in 1163. Official spokesmen has been engaged In numerous said the rally was the largest rlvle activities in Sanford and ever held in the Dominican Repub­ Seminole County, is an active lic. About Sou,000 peasants flocked Shriner and president of the Semito tke capital from throughout tha nole-DcBary Heart Council. country to take part In the demon­ He and his wife, the former strations, a six-hour march down Rose Harkey, and their Ihree Georgs Washington Are. daughtcri are active members of the First Methodist Church. "I am proud to be a part of MADRAS, India (UPD - Actor the campaign to elect Doyle Carl­ Frcdric March and his wife, ac­ ton governor of our state," said tress Florence Eldredge, were Southward. "Ha is a man of among ail parsons arrested over character and integrity and is the weekend on charges of violat­ Ideally suited to give Florida a ing Indian prohibition laws. The sound administration during tha Marches, who described tba inci­ next four years. "It is my hope that we caa dent as an "uifortunata" ending to a pleasant month-long tour of bring Sen. Carlton's qualifications India, were allowed to laave for to tha attention of every voter Ceylon, Sunday. A touriet agent In-Seminole County prior to the who put up bail for tham will be May 3 election." Southward said the campaign's allowed to represent them in court. Seminole treasurer and deposi­ tory will be announced within a few days. A roundup of state political news is on Page 3. Campaign Post Popular Demand That’s The Orange Belt Championship Trophy, Men!. Coach Layer, Fuhrman, Christensen, Oravetz, Lundquist, Covington, Gracey and Little Friend (Herald Photos) Sanford-Eustis Road Work Set Investigators today continued to sift the charred ruins ef two build­ ings destroyed by fire within M hours le u last weak. F in rased the Labe Chans Peek­ ing House early Friday morning with damage reported to be at Construction o f more than 6t» tonal $176,600, while school offi­ cials searched the burned area milea o f Slat* Bond S-46.A be­ where the Altamonte Springs Nag- tween Kustfs and Sanford 1* sche­ duled to begin by Marrh 3, the fire occurred early State Road Department announced Thursday and damage wee esti­ today. i , Rolfe Doris, Orlando, road mated at 145.000. Cause of both fires was unde­ board member of District 5, said termined. tho 1508,442 project will fonnect Hupt. ef Schools R. T. If IIwee aald SR 44-A and HR 46 in I-ake Coun­ today the ecbeei board will offer ty, It extends from a point on HR the charred bricks salvageable ma- 44-A approximately 8.6 milea oast I Uriels o f the building for rate aooc. o f Eustts, southeast 6.650 miles to Approximately S00 pupUa who at- SR 40 which continue* to Sanford rto loaded the school era aoaUaulng and then to U. 8. Hwy. 1 north of ff audios la tha school annex aad a Titusville. neighboring ahurob building. Davis said the contractors are The pecking bouse Ira was dis­ WRIT Construction, Inc., and V. covered at U:26 a. m. Friday, E. Whitehurst and Sons, Williaton. aad fireman from Oviedo. Long- They will hava 260 days lo eoiuwood, Oaaaelborry aad Goldearod pleta the contract. fought the blast lor more than M hours. The f i n engulfed 14 refrigerator aara aad damaged carloada o f cele­ ry aad many boxes ef oranges, flfi About 00 workers w en left without Tha sheriff's offire today was holding a Midway Negro couple la connection with aa early morn­ ing firo that rsied a one-story framo house on Geneva Ave. The couple. Identified as Herbert and Etsir White, were taken into VIENNA (UPD—Austrian police custody after firemen extinguish­ today intensified an iavestgiatioa ed the blase about 4 a. m. They Into a neo-Nail orgaaisatloo said ware being held pending an inves­ to have conoecttoas with the Euro­ tigation of tha causa of tha fira, pean branch of tha Ka Klux Klan. deputies said. A aoareh of homes of membora of tha organisation, known aa "National Youth," uncovered antiSemitic pamphlets entitled "White Brotherhood" altogdly distributed by the Uaa to English and Ger­ The Casselberry Town Council man. police reported. Police aald th en w en uncon­ will meet Umifbt to accept a firmed reports Uaa afficlata last rapist of Joyce's Secret Lake year in Ylipm burt roatartod Isad­ addtilea The special meeting at ora af too Austrian "National T : » f , a . will ha la the Cassel­ berry town hall. Youth" which has been baaaed. Couple Arrested After House Burns Neo-Nazis Linked To Ku Klux Klon Casselberry Council To Meet • -W 1 J I T 'FT * News Briefs » Probes Continue In 2 Costly Fires cards urging imiWdiate independ­ ence for this island which has voluntary commonwealth ties with the U. S. About to minutes before (he president landed, representatives of opposing political factions shouted at each other aeroat the road leading lo the airport— where they had been kept st a safe distance. Each group darted across the road occasionally and threw pam­ phlets at (lie opposing fa ction one of which wanted to continue I'uerio Rico's commonwealth status and the other which want­ ed immediate freedom. Prompt 4 7 Known Dead In Algiers Last-Minute Tag Rush Here Heavy Area Hit By Earthquake SETIF Algeria (UP1) — Ai less! 47 persons were known dead today in the earthquake which shook tho rugged mountain! af eastern Algeria early Sunday. TIis violent earthquake, which was preceded by several minor tremors, toppled hundreds of huts Fire Destroys Home; Residents Begin Collection Fir* destroyed the home and all belongings of the T. J. Moraki family at Chuluota Satuiday night and residents o f the area immedi­ ately began collection o f clothing and money for Mr. and Mr*. Mor­ al.! and their one child. The blat* of undetermined ori­ gin also burned the doughnut ma­ chine which was tha Morskk’a 'in ­ come producer and resident# of Uhuluuta and Oviedo had collected 6130 qn the price of replacing it this morning. Clothing and other Item* were (icing accepted for the family by tha Chuluota Woman's Club through its president, Mr*. Clara Jepson, 66U K. Second St., Chu­ luota. Williams Qualifys For Re-election Circuit Judge Voile Williams to­ day qualified lo seek re-election as a circuit Judge to the Ninth Judicial district Judge Vaasar Carlton, af Titus­ ville, also announced be would qualify from th^ district. County Tax Collector Joho Gal­ loway today said 14,140 auto and buried scores of victims In license tags were Issued a* of the the aalea the debris. At least M persons Saturday deadline, amounting to $414,025. wero injured. Galloway reported the court­ Arab villagers said they "heard house remained open until 4 p. the mountains roar and saw a m. to meet the heavy I960 tag blinding flash of light" -hen Iht demand load with 1,038 tags sold quake started. The terrifying Saturday. Last year’ s sales totaled 5522,sound of the trembling mountains 154 wt.en 25,420 tags were sold. was the "ro a r" they heard, but French officials believed Ihr "blinding light" may have been (hr effects of fear. The disaster area, centered in the region of Mrlousa, too miles southeast of Algiers, is part of the Mediterranean earthquake, belt, Where about 300 persons ufitUANGOIl, Wales (UP1) — Two killed 12 years ago. I9year-old twins todhy admitted Tbo quake shook the desolate their tog-mile walking race lo de­ area whara the llodna and Bibans cide who should marry a pretty mountain ranges meet, continuing university co-ed was all a hoax. sovaral minutes. Most of the vic­ Earlier, identical twins Vaughan tims wero women and children and Howard Clarke, students al who were' Indoors st the timr. Bangor University, kad claimed The menfolk were outdoors at both loved Jean Cowans, 14. work. Jean said she loved them too. Jlul nobody could decide who should marry whom. So the twins arranged to walk from Bangor lo Flint, saying the winner would get the bride. Today, the Clarke brothers and Voting registration will bo held Jean admitted their alleged love in nine Seminole oommunitiaa problems were a hoax designed to starting next weok. raise money for a charity driva. Registration books will br open from 2-0 p. in. In each area, said Mr*. Camilla Bruce, supervisor 4( registration. The books will be open for qualified residents to register In Altamonte Springs Feb. ■ and Ray McCord, membor af tho March 1; Bear Lake, March 2-5; Casselberry toning board, was Chuluota. March 4; F a n Park. scheduled for minor surgery at March J 4 i Forest City, March Winter Park Hospital tola morn­ •: Geneva, March 14; Goldearod, ing. McCord In also manager af March II; Loagwood, March 16-16 Lang's Hardware Mora la Cas­ and Oviedo, March 17-11. selberry, Twins Walkothon For Maiden's Hand Admitted A Hoax Seminole Voter Registration Near Surgery Slated For Ray McCord Actor, Wife Arrested Porter Lansing's Condition 'Fair' N O . «8 d "IT - 5 police action separated the groupa each time. , V *«db Elsenhower, smiling and relanrd, appeared to be unaware of the demonstrations as be told tho crowd in his arrival remarks that ha brought Puerto Rico "greet­ ings from your fellow cititens af the 50 states of tht republic." Before departing on his Latin American lour, Elsennower told the U. S. Sunday that the U.S. has "Indestructible, incalculable" mil­ itary power ample for the present .■ $ and tailored to meet the needs of the future. The president' replied to Demo­ cratic critics of hU defense pro­ gram In a nationwide radio • TV speech Sunday night, Iteaction to tha address wsa divided. A leading Democratic crilic. Sen. Henry M. Jackson (Wash.7, said tho president had failed to come to grips with the real defense poliry Issues. He said Eisenhower failed to mention So­ viet progress on missiles. Senate Democratic Leader Lyn­ don B. Johnson said he agreed the U. S. has a powerful defense fore*. But be said he would prcao Senate missile Investigation! be­ cause the real issue is "whether our plans are adequate tor our needs in the foreeeeable future." Chairman Overton Brooks (12La.) o f the House Space Commit­ tee said he wsa disappointed tho president did not mention U.S. defeat* against Intercontinental ballistic missiles or compare U •Soviet missile strength. Eisenhower got Republl port. Senate GOP Loader M. Dirksen (111.) aald executive had “ stated the case in a nutshell." He speech would go far to "dii confusion” over tha defen , */ <V gram. The president did not refer to • ■qy of bis defense critics by name, bu t'in said that uftotoied obsqyv* ers recognised and respected this country's massive deterrent strength. "W e hava forged a trustworthy shield of peace — an Indestruc­ tible force in incalculable power, ample for today and constantly developing to meet tho needs of tomorrow," ho said. "Today, in tho presence of con­ tinuous threats, all of us eon stand resolute and unafraid, con­ fident in America's might ai an anchor of free world security." s i Hundreds Stranded In New York Storm BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPD - Snow was falling again on tho Now York State thruway today, but too movie-llko events of tbo weekend war* Just memories to motorists who were home or beading homo. Hundred! of persons were ma­ rooned In upstate Now York towns and highway slope by q storm which dropped more Rian two feet of snow on sonio parts of tba East. It was similar to tha old theater plot o f strangers snow­ ed in together under one roof for a night. But it kad Us serious aspects too, At toast IT'persons were known to kavo boon kUtod during tba storm. AF Bow To Clerics Riles Congressman I’ortrr I.inning of Hanfoiil, who was injured In an auto accident Feb. 2 that took the lives o f two The Seminole County Sports­ persons, was reportod In "fa ir" men's Alan, will meet at > p. m. NEW ORLEANS (UPD - R e p . coadition today at Oranga Me­ Tuesday, President Jack Wilber Francis E. Waller (D-Pa.) today morial Hospital in Orlando. announced. said the controversial Air Fore* manual’* allegation of Commun­ ist infiltration of U. S. church activities was "absolutely tru e* Walter laid be would invito the secretary of the Air Force 1 before lb* llouso Un-American Activities Committee, of which ho Is chairman, to tell why the secre­ tary apologised to tho National CouncU of Churcbei to tho train­ TALLAHASSEE (UPD - Agri­ James E. Conner, Brooks vllle, ing manual controversy. Walter, to New Orleans to re­ culture Commissioner Nathan sent llie recommendations to Mayo May# today refused to go along following a stormy hearing in ceive an American Legion award, Tampa Feb. 10. It vutrd to ask criticised Secretary Dudley Sharp with tha recommendation* of a Mayo to impose more stringent for the apology. legislative committee designed Inspection regulations on eggs to reduce imports of cheap aggs shipped into Florida from other into Florida. states, principally Georgia. Mayo termrd the recommenda­ Poulirymen admitted their pur­ tions of the legislature's poultry pose was to cut down Imports of eommlttne discriminatory, if not aggs produred more cheaply than Casselberry Lions' Club officials plain illegal. Ha ehargad tha ulti­ those produced on Florida chic- will discuss plans for a light ‘ mate effect could bo to cauto keo farms. aal* at an executive board n eggs shipped In from other stales The commute* asked Mayor to tog Wednesday at T:24 y. m. at to sell at a cost far la excess of require out-of-state eggs to he the Lyman School. Florida ogga. ■hippod to designated points to Drew Mosom, bow owner of Mayo recalled that wbeo too Florida wherq they would bo the iemtooto Raceway same natter was before the legis­ available for inspoetlon before clpal »peakoc of lature In 1847, osm otnator atld distribution to d* store. Ififif tofifik *Mfifltkf w w * ^ « eyrev w M would Canoe ofifis to coot $1 May* anld In to " tonptotoly at several k a d r e l ___ a down in Florida. a loss aa to what" !•>* committee •<Mt4 at tha n r t t i y i Tbo committee^beaded by Sea. la Uyiag to accomplish. IfiM H iiii will ha f « i M Sportsmen To Meet Mayo Balks A t Proposed Curb On Import O f Eggs Cosselberry Lions To Plan Bulb Sale �. I k e Sanford Humane Society meet Thursday at the Ameri­ c a n Lesion Hall on Hwy. 17-B2, v Instead o f today. Flans for an : t animal shelter and fo r continue- #IR e f the society's membership t e e n will he discussed at the 1$ p. m. meeting Thursday. Hospital Notes • •' Monroe Chapter No. 15, Royal V A reh Masons, will meat at 7:30 - p . m- Tatsday In the Masonic ; M ali The Mark If aster degree WUl ha conferred. I k e Royal Arch Widows will iiiorvo a covered dish supper la the , ta ll at S:80 p. m. and all Masons ■\tm4 their wivec are invited. Two More Pinecrest Teachers by County Commission Chairman , . ‘ . The City Commission will dis- John Krlder to attend the meeting 'anas Sanford’s sewage disposal ' problem at Its 8 p. m. meeting to hear road project bids opened. However, none o f the projects will The eommlisloners said at thair bo tn the county. j Mat meattag they would issue a County Tax Assessor Richard lit statement on pollution In McCanna left fo r Tallahassee toa Mosuoe. ha eomalsslon alto will discuss day to attend a three day acbool proposed traffic study at fo r tax assessors. id St. and French Avo., hoar Driver's license examinations request of Clarence DeWttt for i\ three cab permits, hold a public will bo given at a new location In ' t earing on a proposal that the 8anford starting March i. The a lt * mnnal* • — *---- as# fnewl on Highway Patrol said driver permit any vacate a piece o f land Fourth St, west oi Mallonvillo applications will bo taken at tbs A v o , consider a request for a Sanford Armory, located on E. knar aad wine license fo r the Rig First 8t. noar Bsminols Memorial Dip, on Park D r , discus* re­ Hospital. Ths sama I a. n . • i covering expenses fo r water teat- p. m. hours each Tuesday, Thurs. la g dws to Allen-Orlande C o , end day and Saturday will bo in offset. dUeaSe encroachment ea private land bp Uto elty’a W. 14th flt. j to begin taking on tint* of con­ Douglas Stenstrom of Sanford who troversy. is not running for re-election. For­ For the top state political post, mer Cocoa Mayor S. Gary Ben­ all except two of the announced nett Jr. qualified late last week to candidates for governor paid their oppose Brevard County Commis­ filing fees. They were Farris Bry­ sioner Bernard Parrish, Titusville, ant, Oeala; Rev, George Downs, who earlier had disclosed he in­ Winter Park; Ted Davis, Holly­ tended to campaign to represent wood; Sena. Doyle Carlton, Waucb- Seminole and Brevard counties. Florida Republicans s e r v e d ula; Fred Dlemaeoo, West Faint Beach; form er Circuit Judge John further notice last week they in­ McCarty, Ft. Pierce, and Jaekseo- tend to build up political power in villa Mayor Hayden B una. Yet to the aute when Richard Milne, Ft. qualify are Xu Klux Xian leader Lauderdale newspaperman, quali­ FEBRUARY Ik Bill Hendrix,- Olds mar, and Ben. fied to oppose U. S. Rep. Paul Admlssioaa Rogers, West Palm Beach, In the Harvie Belaer, Bonlfay. Patricia Burks, Sanford; Botty Two asplrantt already have an­ nth District. Drummond, Bedford; Jewel Riser, nounced they will seek the. STIh J, Edward Musser, Jacksonville, Sanford; Jane Reeling, Sanford; District senatorial seat ef Ben. already had filed on the GOP tickVivian Laws- Sanford; Holen Helms, Longwood; Edith Stetaor, Long wood; Overdie Johnson, San­ ford; Henry Reed, Sanford Births Kara are two moro mambora of i of tho P-TA prograi Mr. and Mrs. Dellon Helms, Long- lh« PiMcrsst Elamantary School's closer association hot1 ween parents wood a daughter. school Dismissals Martha Joan Roberta, Sanford, _______ Kilpatrick, Sanford; Abner Frier- ! __O .w f...a . tlva fllsa.iaa il. 1 son, Sanford; Mrs. Cheater U Mil­ lion and baby, Sanford; William Fiahtr, Longwood; Sblrley Childs, DaBary; Dorothy Dyer- Sanford FEBRUARY SO Admissions Joseph Starlings, Sanford; Peggy York,, Sanford; Stanley llollock, Sanford; Loreco Peterson, San­ ford; Barbara Brown, Sanford; Annio Sheppard, Sanford; Jamoa Leonard, Sanford, LaDonna Sinlard, Sanford; Lucy McNab, San­ ford Births Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Drummond, Sanford, a son; Mr. and Mrs, With die March 1 deadline for qualifying to seek state and con­ gressional public office ln the May primary only nine days away, Flor­ ida's already bulging candidate list was expected to swell even more thU week, and campaign oratory The County Commission, Tuesday a t 10 a. m , la expectla g et a cost estimate on non. wtiea o f the now county jail oarty far tba annual County Oh amber o f dinner Merck IS et the Ualvmeitg President J. At a meeting Friday afternoon, at the Seminole Raceway, Drew Maseee ef Polk County look over ildent o f the the reins aa _____ . __________ m R. Romp. raceway from i— The aew orgaalsatloa announced R had hlak hopes ef obtaining a parimutuel license la- conduct quarter koras aad kanwaa horse races, New officers elected included WUlard Orate, vies proo.s Dr. H. M. Iwalg- eecratary: Karl Higgtebotham, Sanford, treasurer. Other directors Include Ran­ dolph Math*ay of Orlando; Ralph Funeral services and latermoat were held today la Floreaee, X C , for M n . Lucy Gardner Fanny, 7f, of Florence, slater of M n . W. T. Jackson of Sanford. A native of Florence, M n . Fen­ ny alas is survived by te n s daughters, Margaret e f Floreaee, Mra, D. E. Peaks, Jacksonville, F la , aad M n , A. X Mowtte, Tucson, Seattle, and ' James Benjamin, Aril, Management o f the raceway to bolding matinee races every Sun­ day afternoon at tba Brack. Foot than te a p. m. 4 AA 1? . 12 '■" 1 visited Vtraaaa, England, Spain, Italy, Switaortand, BalrltML Sicily, tba Bh> team Islands, tho Ba­ hamas, tho Panama Canal, California, tho f^ M fise RoekJas, Niagara Falla aad Now England. Mias Dayton’* spactelty is account­ ing and business tew. Hor hobbles art travel, music and sewing. A native of Meriden, Conn, tho fourth Sanford Woman's Sister Dies In S. C . Plane Drops Bombs Near Castro's Villa Boll Fund Roistr Tim DaBary Volunteer Fin Do. partmaat'a eighth annual ball will benefit tba fin-fighting aquipment fund, and sot tba building h a d h e tba recreation ban as previously reported. Two orchestral will provide con­ tinuous muil* for the dance at Em HAVANA (UPD—An unidentified Sanford Armory Wednesday sight small plane dropped four bombs boglaalag at S o’clock. Tickets near P nm ter Fidel Castro's beach will bo add at tea door. villa et Cojlmar Sunday sad escaped. Caitro apparently wai DeBmry AtucllUry PkM Card Party CATHBB1NB MUGGERS It r PtMcrant aepart Is foods, nutrition ana ahum, inter but aaya that n tVb pound ohihunhun Is tho b o m o f bar famite. A nstiv« o f ChMhiro, Conn, tho fourth gndo toaehor haa tmvslad la Now Knttond, r y «y i| «nH tho xnldwaat, 8ho Is marriod to A.C.L. ■nflnotr J. D. Dricsoru aad hao in eight poor old son. Mrs. Driggers specialised In elementary H ufr iloB white in school la Pitta, hurth and also attended Motion University- Hor bobbins art abqkipf, ynadinn and knitting! MW, Driggers hopes to travni to tho Hawaiian Islands with. In tba next two years. Sba aad her family Ifva at 117 W .ITthM . Li A 1 UK LUMHIHCo Former Sanford Produce Man Dies J. L. Luitlg, a produce broker la Sanford for M years until ha retired la U S , died at his hems la Orlando early today ef a heart attack. Luetig, who resided in Sanford from IMO-tt, was a produce dealer hi Scranton, Pa., before eomlng to Florida. A brief service win bo bald at • p. m. today at the Fairchild Funeral Home In Orlando. Fu­ neral sarvleea will be held In Scnatea Wednesday afternoon at tho Y . Elman Funeral Homo. Survivors iadado a too. Sey­ mour Lustlg, Orlando; other chil­ dren la Scranton aad grandchil­ dren in Orlando. TUBS. Itie F.M. FEB. U ALIMA M O W * —HWY. M l SARABOTA-BRADXirrON U T frontage on Mwy. SCI, need depth, plenty e f ROOM TO E X P A N D I1 I ferateked unite aad S bedroom •wear's quarters. W e i eeantrncted B r o r tc f C e l f O y j k U v t t y . two pepeler title*. 4900 Oak, Dept. LS09B furred w ith , uspksR aklngte reef, attractive open, white columned and pausled satitug front porch, with an addition­ al mrsinad perch. Ik * concrete carport* els* beasts * pse sted celling. A content well acres* the entire front town ssauree protection from intruder*, etc. Large tot 75* x 1ST* turn aum enus shade trace, flow ere, shrubs, etc. Living room un first fleer hue paneled wall, couvoatoet bookshelves— the diaiag room to ate* paneled. B a tin daw atta in la heat­ ed by fleer feraace. Upetalre apartment baa private oat•id* entrance, 8 bed mean, living room attractive kitchen. The third utery o f tide hem* has bean floored ready far *•• cs farther inrome-pradocUg teems. Ideal Urge home— excellent far retired tedivIdeal wtehlag to aupptemmrt Ms totems may passAWtlu aM spalltag WISX INVEST­ MENT I 1 Bast location only Hve Macks to dowatewu, S Marks north o f Stetson University— all city cenvyalencm. Xansae City, Missouri FEIDAY, ItM F. M. FEBRUARY M COPY DOWN THIS NAME AND ADDBEM MOW . . . . • . end wits today to find out bow you can still apply fo r a f 1,000 Ufo Insurance policy to help take care o f final aspen sea without burdening your familyMall a postcard or letter, giving CSd American Ins. Ou. Thera U a* obligation—end no »* wil call on you. You can OS yards from tho Castro rest' donee. A Loan Can B* A BIG Help _ jp v S . . . but' be euro it fit* your pooketbook our APOLOGY and sincereTHANKS! Tho i ron rodeos roepeae* ta ear Grand Opening advertise. meat la last Thursday's Herald uvcrubelmsd us. peytheck. At O.A.C., terms me emwped to sub you. fund sad service foelHtlee acrerdiaglyHowever, the crowd who came wee far beyond aar fcedent dream*, and many ueat away disappointed. Certain advertised items hweste'romptetely 'WOLD OUT* aad had te be erratebed from the Menu. W# «SR hardly wait is show yuu our NEW HOME8 — t Beautiful Modal* with “ WIFE-SAVER" Features • .. A A 4 Bedrooms . . . . each with 2 Full Bntha — PLUS those other conveniences tfcatmako our homos bettor! Right low we're cleaning, primping, deco. rstlRf. Soon we’U bo ready to brag! • Individual eottages, ICRS, 4 Fromm all waR — atreeled with furred aad plastered walla, asbestos shingle reefs, esphalt ItU fteoro (I has terrasso) tkero era 7. 1-bedroom tetagas. X I bedroom, aad 1 Hotel room. AM cattagw are ramoUtete furnished aad aqsippcd far boaoekeeptag with clothes eUssta. gas heaters, tile ehewsre (S have ehewee cad ta b ). Venetian MUdo. Seven ere equipped with rote 'perated T.V.’ e. Additionally, th e n U aa office aad I utility rooms. Property has city light sad water— teak «ae aad septic tanks. Beautifully Uudscsped with Palms, • tlblscus, Night Rlouming Jaamla*. etr. There k s shufle. «ard court overtophlag the Ocean aad a Patio for gaeaU • relax under S beach umhrotlaa. along with M haaah •halts. -OU WILL ALSO BE OFFERED THE OPPORTUNITY OP PURCHASING LARGE COMMERCIAL LOT (west tde A1A) with MOTEL OR SEPARATELY 1 1 1 MONDY 1:10 P. M , FEE, SS—N. o f ORLANDO »*• * BATH LAKBFRONT HOME, 7 LARGE LOTS ^ '• ‘ exl Htet. Completely sir roodttieaed. Ute beeutifnl home located sa Laho Lucerom FUmlage Hpriags Sehdv, WATCH FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT! —for ear bed geese la’ ordering, WE APOLOGUE. —far year wroderful tarooat, ua W ED, ItM MAE. * KAL1GA FIIIHING LODGE, Lake TehopchaUge. X ef “ “ ■ ■ t e . Cottage, BUg. Bites, Reets, etc. •spree* aar SINCERE THANKS, W . E . LANDRICJAN R J. M E R V IN E AT THE MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB County Club A UpsaU Rde. SANFORD^ MSpMiMMpfdf SEA SHELL Ray front hams*. L*U. Sarorota. Terms: 3t% dawn at AnrtUae, U stsee aad dtetaakeo are approeimata. JJANSBROUGU RESTAURANT 1 tl i f lj j NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not bo responsible for ttiy debts incurred bg anyone other than myself, John M, Scott Jr. Emergency calls la DaBary la ca w af Ore ar aaad Wednesday sight meat be to Mn following fire­ men who have volunteered ta re­ main aa duty during'the Firemen’s B a l. W. M. S sfoeh el NO S-4N5; Mar­ tin Blair, NO M W ; John F. Far­ rell. NO M i l l , aad Niakaias Ra­ Pooplo SO to 80 ran—— j«J rrponoo. Three charges o f petty larceny of fruit were made against Adol­ phus Detervllte aad Charles Undo Highway sad Cameras Avo. Gramlia. Sim ula* Mites aad WllDaks also explained to the board Uam F. Baldwin each wars bookpreliminary plans. Mr off-street ad on one charge et petty lari parking in the eRr. Tba etty planner said that al­ though there Is “ no acute problem now, as tba city grows, tba prob­ lem win be there.'* He said the board should con­ sider utlilting parking spaces f rett Sanford Avo. to Seminal* Blvd. Ik e board also discussed briefly traffic problems that might arias when Uw new Seminole High School is computed as Lahc Jea- Circuit, District 1. On the haela of tho laying down of filing fees earn* tho stumping and oratory, and even a report of political akulduggery. Burton Thornal, Miami attorney, bowed out o f tho secretary of state race after, ho said, political throats wart made against his bro­ ther, Justice Thornal. As the vote luring began in earnest, Farris Bryant pledged Saturday night before an Orlando kickoff rally for his campaign that If elected governor ho would re­ view tho state's public acbool sys­ tem to eliminate bad practices and liv e good ones strong support. Ho also vowed to seek raapportioamsat of tho legislature, pledg­ ing to bold lawmakers in session until tho Job is done, and .reaffirm­ ed an earlier promise to eut out was.tr in i UU government. n c said economy practices could save the state ISO million in the next bien­ nium. ^ la a preview of fireworks \W come in the gubernatorial race, McCarty branded as “ ridiculous'' a demand by David that McCarty eithar embrace segregationist print ciples of Sumter Lowry or repu­ diate Lowry's announced support. When Lowry, avowed segrega­ tionist who ran second to Gov. Collins in IBM, came out recently for McCarty, the Ft. Pierce candi­ date said he welcomed support nL anyone interested In "d ccen ■ ff . sound, progressive government’ but insisted Lowry's action did not affect his basic program. Downs, the Winter Park minister who also seek's the governor's chair, came to the defense of Mc­ Carty. He said McCarty's views are far different from Lowry'i or McCarty would not have said ho would not close Florida schools to avoid integration. m Five of the gubernatorial camill dates were expected to give brief addresses today at E lsIIs' annual Washington Birthday celebration. Scheduled to make strong bids for support wero Downs, Carlton, Dick­ inson, David and Belaer. On the national scene, Florida's Sen. George Smsthers said last week be wilt accept the state's favorite son rola at ths Democra­ tic national coavaotion In Loi An­ geles in July. I Under favorite son procedure, the itste'steonventlon votes would bo held In a single bloc until it could bo determined which candi­ date best would serve the state's Interests. On Standby Duty Night O f Boll 4 Nogvoos Hold In Gontvo Fruit Thoft itamiitaS wgpjiiifi Sanford City Planner Jsrry Daks tmphaslsod to the Planning and Zoning Board last Thursday that the perimeter road system would not hurt business la the city but Improve It. Dake, questioned by board msmbara os the proposed plan, said may bare beta hk but I'm set that the major thoroughfare plan sure." Guards at ths Caitro villa -on e la designed to aid through traffic ef several houses bu uses—also by passing main city (tracts. Tit* thoroughfare plan, which atopened fire on the plane, which quickly Hew out of the immediate area to drop tba bombs. On* o f tho bombs was believed to havo exploded in a swampy ares about et to oppose Democratic Rep.t J. Edwin Larson, veteran state Charles Bennett. Jacksonville. treasurer, announced he will seek COP Rep. William C. Cramer. , nother ,erm ln ,he Cabinet post St. Petersburg, bolds the 1st Dis-1 . . . ... tn . . . » trict congressional seat, and Re“ a . held for nearly » publicans plan to contest aU theHe is expected to qualify this weex over seven. and so far only E. E. Collins, TatAmong Democratic eongressloo- uhassee, has disclosed intentions al incumbents qualifying was Rep. ^ „nnn^ , A. 8. Herlong. Lets bur a. 5th Dis- 01 °vromat ntm. trict and Democrats moved to unComP*r®l,*T * * * ° 7 n d ' Stiiooi seat Cramer as State Atty. James pen. Richard JtiVM, and Srt MeEwen announced Saturday he S“ Pt- Tfcon?*\ ®*ll?y will oppose the Republican. loT renomtnation to their cabinet la yet another move by Repub, .. . _ . , „ r._ . Ileaas to strengthen their toe-bold S**klal In Florida, retired Col. Percy m U sionerN athan,M aj^apM t are Thompson, father-in-law of Preal- fanner House Speaker Doyle 5 ° ? dent Elsenhower's son, John, chal- ner. Starke; W. B. Hancock, lenged the five Democrats seeking Oroveland; C. R. R a ce , Winter Ha the post of retiring Secretary ef ven; ^or*n Carlto^StPetersburg, SUte R. A. Gray. and S. Benson Berger, Surfside Others espiring to succeed Gray !■ D*d# are Jesse Yarborough, Dade CounSuP£*m* fou rt J“ Hcea Campty; Sea. Tom Adams, Orange belt Thornal, Glenn Terrell *nd Park; Eugene Fisher, Ed Honubg. Stephen O Connell qualified as did Angus Laird, Thomas X Fouti, all UtiliUe* Commlsstooer Edwte Maof- Tallahassee, and N. D. Wain- « » . Miami, and Jlm S‘ ; wright, Hollywood. Augustine, who seeks to unseat (1 11 ( �1 Mon. Feb. 22, 1960—Pag* 8 IT* Final Arguments * W* ,-j... 1*'■ **••*-<•% SA V * fU V O R E D COFFEE n e w W X * « DARLING I JUNIOR ARTISTS were working hard to Improve their techniques Satur­ day. Members of the Sanford Junior Art Assn, wielding brush and palette are. from left, Lex Lossing, Klla Boutwoll, Jack Zimmerman, Cynthia Dianne Beach and Douglas Zimmerman. The studio sessions are held at the Lake Mary home of Mrs. J. 0. Gregory, who tenches the young paint­ ers. Mr*. Thelma Sikes is director of the Sanford Junior Art Association. (Herald Photo) Queen's Joy Over Son Tempered •By Grief At Relative's Death LONDON (UPI) —Queen Ellis- week’s mourning today for Counbeih II, her Joy over her new son test Mountbatten, her aunt by tempered by grief at the death marriage. •f a beloved relative began a The Queen learned Sunday that the 38-year-old eountesi, wife ol Britain's chief of staff and a for­ mer official of India, had died in her sleep during a tour of hos­ pitals in British North Borneo. The body is being returned here by airliner for burial. Tress reports reaching here In­ dicated that the countess’ death was the result of a heart attack. Doetora bad warned her that con­ WASHINGTON (U P I)-S p e e ch - tinuance of her strenuous sched­ maker* and bargain hunter* and ule might prove fatal. She married Lord Louis Mounttheir annual George Waihington’a birthday fling today with M-cent batten in 1922, when he was a lieutenant. Mountbatten, auloa and a speech the first presi­ naval dent ever delivered heading the now an admiral and an earl. Is Britain’ * top* military officer. He A lia t . ' Patriotic organisations l a i d la a cousin of the Queen and her wreaths at Washington’ s tomb at husband's uncle. By coincidence, another Mountnearby ML Vernon, Va. The Sen­ ate and House followed their an­ battan was critically ill—the 73n u l custom of listening to read­ year-old Marquess of Cariibrooke, ings of Washingtons 7,Ml-word a cousin nf the Queen, who re­ cently suffered a cerebral hemor­ Farewell Address, which ho Issued rhage. for publication but never delivered Carisbrooke la the only living publicly. grandson of Queen Victoria and The bargain hunters faced an ob­ ths father of Lady Irii Mountbat­ stacle this year. A snow blanket of ten. O up to two Inebes fell on the capital Prlnca Philip, tha Queen's hus­ Sundly night and threatened to band, adopted the name Mountsnarl the usually heavy traffic batten when be gave up the title brought out by the holiday salts. of Prince of Greece that wai his Customers began lining up for by birth. The Queen announced the sany money-saving orgy aa two weeks ago that any of their early aa Thursday. Hundreds turn­ descendants who is not born a ed out In the early hours today prince or princess will use the well ahead of store openings. name Mountbatten-Windsor. One enterpriaiog merchant didn't Philip told the Queen about the take any chances on his customers countess' death after her doctors being frosen out. He hired a large had assured him that ihe was • bus and parked it in front of bis strong enough ta bear the shock. store to provide sbelter for the She promptly ordered the period of mourning. waiting buyer*. A used ear dealer offered a 1*33 The death dimmed the rejoicing Pclroil-made auto for M eenU and —marked by the boom of saluting claimed "U runa good." Other cannon, an aerial review and the dealers tagged cars for half pries, appearanre of hundreds of flags— and taasad the public with hiked with which Britain over tha week­ discounts and one-cent auto aecaa- end celebrated the birth of Its new prince. aories. TV seta and typewriters were ad­ A Buckingham Palace spokes­ vertised at M cents apiece, refrig- man announced Sunday that both • erators for 12, fur coats lot IS, the Quern and her 7 pound, 3 white fox collars at $4, and avaa a ounce son were "doing very - law mink ato Isa for aa low aa W . w*n.” Prices were slashed on new re­ frigerators, freeieri, air condition­ ers, stoves, washers and drytrs, television sals, radios, beds, mattrasses and box spring*, and a very eoaceivabla kind of wearing apparti. Shopping 'Spree' •Highlights Birthday Of First President 'Famous' Singers To Perform Here ^Goldsboro Pupils Present Programs ____ la the____ first_____________ of a aeries ofGoldsGol born Elementary School special assemblies celebrating Negro His­ tory Week, section two of the Sth grade presented a program can­ tered around the theme "Steps in Negro Heritage.” Pupils portrayed famous Ne­ groes In psntomimes and drama; stixations which showed the many' contribution! Negroes have made ta American culture in the fields of religion, education, politics, science, business, music and art, Margaret Edwards, was nar­ rator, Ine* Davis chairman of program. John Bacon with the aiiiatane* of W. Smith, was la charga of stag# decorations and Barbara Ann Whitt chalrmaa of costumes. Mra. S. IL Blacksheara da claia iponaor. r la a program presented by the fourth grade. pupUt portrayed the lift of Abraham Uncola. CAMERAS Photography Supplies t - Day Developlag Service WIEBOLDT CAMERA SHOP SIP ■. Perk 4k Saaferd. Fla, LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The phase of the sensational murder trial of Dr. R. Bernard Finch and his young mistress Car­ ole Tregotf open* Tuesday with at­ torneys presenting summations of nearly two months of oflen-conflicting testimony. The handsome tennl* • playing surgeon and hi* red-haired former receptionist might learn by the end of the week the decision of the jury of seven women and five men. Testimony ended last Thursday and the trial was recessed through today for the Washington birthday holiday. Prosecutor Fred N. Whlchrllo said he will ask for the death pen ally for both Finch, 42, and Miss Trcgoff, 23. They are accused of murder and conspiracy to murder Finch's estranged wife, Barbara, Jean, 33. last July 18. The stale in the trial which be­ gan Dec. 8 has attempted to prove that the physician and Mist Tregoff plotted Mr*. Finch's slaying so they could be married without sharing 3730,000 in community property with hit wife. 31rs. Finch in her divorce suit sought all of the community property. * Members of the Sanford Art Assn, have been Invited to par­ ticipate In the annual sidewalk show and sale in Proctor Centre, Winter Park, March 2, 3 and 4. Artists Interested in taking part in this well known event are In­ vited to hear details discussed at the meeting of the Sanford Art group at 7:30 p. m. today In the Crafts Hut in FL Mellon Park, Mrs. Helen DeWit, president, laid. A crafts workshop la on the agenda lor tonight's maeting. Those attending are asked to bring their own material*. 'Trade-In House' Is Coming Thing 'T h e trade-in house It the com­ ing thing” a large group of Semi­ nole County realtor* were told at a recent dinner meeting of state and Central Florida realtor offi­ cials la Orlando. The forecaat came from C. Armel Nutter, president of the Na­ tional Association of Beal Eitata Boards who also predicted the Sixties would tea an unprecedent­ ed growth la tha real estate busi­ ness. Pointing to tha success of the automotive Industry In trade-in business, he laid that within a short Umt homoowners will be trading In their old houses for new ones In much the same man­ ner at they now trade in car*. Among those attending the meet­ ing were Neal Farmer, president of the Seminole County Board of Realtors, William Slemper, vice president of District 1; Gladys Dawson, Mrs. Hal Harris, R. M. Rail, realtori, and Amy Andcp son, Marvin William* and Jcanie Blair, associates. Eyeglass Drive Tha DeBary Lions Guh la col­ lecting old nycglassea and oyaglass frames, which are to be sent overseas to nations In need of gtaaaea. Glassea may be left at Stripp's Superette or LaRoy Hardware. I960 Mailaway Best Yet! Tha Sanford Herald's annual progreaeiva mailaway edition will go tu press in 3Urch. Plan now to send your frienda and fainilira up North and out of Seminole County this informative edition completely covering Sanford and Seminole County. This picture edition will have lections covering Seminole Coun­ ty's home*, sports, entertainment, agriculture, industry, Navy ac­ tivities, water sports, fishing, the beautiful city o f Sanford, tourist activities, Schools, Churches, cul­ ture — featuring tha many clubs and organisations. You can’t afford to be without a copy o f tha big lPfiO Sanford Herald mailaway edition. Call tha Sanford H e r a l d FA 2-2811, or drop by and place your order*. 26c each or a ic Q big special 3 for 1.00. This price In eludes mailing to any placa In tha United State*. Place your orders today, aa thera will be only a limited number o f theso copies available. adv. " yl 1 l Bf nut CAMFIELL'S 1 T o m a to S o u p * Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS fM C W r GOOD SALTIRES RESERVED TRICES GOOD Thru Wednesday, Februory 24th, ThriftyM° « Evoporoted E M U MILK if f o r T op fiwpM ir Value Gifts 7 Children Die Art Group To Join In Flash Fire In Sidewalk Show OBERLIN, Ohio (U P I )-S e v e n young children, five of them from one family burned to death Sundaynight in a flash fire that ripped a single-story frame house here. Firemen said a defective oil heater, which exploded, trapped the children in the rear three rooms. Five of the children were those of Mr. and Mrs. Jamrt Isom. The others were those of Mrs. Mary Malonr, who is Mrs. Isom's slater. Firemen said the mother* were watching television in the front room when the blase broke out. The mothers were taken to Allrn Memorial Hospital here, where they were treated for shock. The dead Isom children were Sheila, I ; Linda, 3; Dennis, 3; Marsbclle, 18 months, and William, 6 months. The dead Maloite children ware Diane, 3, and Marlin Jr., 2. Besides the mother* and their grandmother, 3lrs. Sylvia Malone, two four-year-old boy*, one from each family, escaped unharmed. Mgi. Isom's husband, an Uberlln village employe, has hern In jail since November for traffic man­ slaughter. b B E E F A T ITS B E S T T IN D K R , FLA V O R FU L Chuck Roast Lb* Temptingly Tender SIRLOIN STEAK ROUND STEAK Shoulder ROAST GROUND BEEF 3 ^ 1 47 y STEW ■2 9 ' BACON LI. Close Trim Rib, Club or Full Cut u . Delicious Round Bone ll. Controlled Quality Freshly Georgia Peach Sliced W -D "Branded" Plate us. PKG. Tender, Delicious Lamb Duncan Hines Fro ion Orange JUICE CHOPS Cans ONLY, H m famous LeFavrei, natlonaly known singing group, will perat Seminole High m School>1 at fform i ' .............. • p. m. Thursday. The group wai organised >4 y ea n ago. With their aolo. duet, trie, quartet and quintet singing, accompanied by piano, aeeordian, eleetric guitar and bass guitar, the LeFevres have toured approxi­ mately 42 states and hava record­ ed many top gospel records. Advance tickets are now on sale by members of the Latin Gub at the school. 2 19' DINNERS 5 ‘I0 0 M EA T PIES 5 - T U R G E , rimm* FIRM, M RIPS rs j| AVOCADOS MORTON MACARONI & CHIESI JESSIE JEWELL PROZIN The Newport (B . I.) Mercury was established by James Frank­ lin in 1731 and is the oldest con­ tinuously published Mwspaper la America. B U IL D -A -S E T For that day of daya . r . for happy yean ahead . . . a savings passbook marked his ’n ban! Your regular addi­ tions, plus our ganaroua dividends, work together to tun romantic fancy into faett Open your joint savings account hero soon! S A L K tMiTiTi!i!»ri!i^!i!i!i!i!i!i^!i!iTiTi!iTi!i!i!i!iTi!i!i!iTi!iTiTi!i!»!i!ri KtOIIM THII COUPON PON 6 0 T ip V tls o S im p s A* Yn i Neeieat W(ee-04sJe In A ddition Tn T hese Regularly Earned W han Y on Parchoao AN Y TW O Palaetta Faras Salads Coupon Void After Februory 24th. UNCLE BEN S GET A SET OP Q UALITY Steak Knives F R E E Converted RICE | ONE STEAK KNIFE ERIE W ITH EACH OP TH E FOLLOWING Liquid Ivory Deodorant c.n * Blue Cheer & 89‘ Zest I S I t 17 ‘ Ivory Seew & 77 * M S. PKG. 25' « 47' ' 0 11 I t ~ « �j BELfiSKPuK •>' ;> £ i* < M ■ M M , * ;* 5 $ ® l y % • • •• -- [ealth Center 18 ign Of Progress **-' * BUNDLE FOR BRITAIN ity In the form of a health center la about to bn built. I, fortunately, it will be built for a few dollar* leas than 1100,000 anticipated expenditure. Possibily the most significance we can set from the that the health center project will be In actual conetfcm shortly Is that it Is the first major physical evl>e of the expansion of tha county’s faculties to cope with fittre*hae been a Ions talklns period about what the ity should do and should not do in the way of a building (ram. Previously, moat of the talk remained and the conctlon continued absent. The health unit has been needed for some time and tr nubile facilities are needed now—more will be needed Ins the next few years. The modem center probably will ' "W hy, from tbo moment be gete till bedtime; be is painting •<er washing windows, or in summ m be mews tbe lawn and trim* 'the hedge and plants shrubs, etc, - **Ha never gives me or tbe hear ef his time «a e month to another. "Johnny begs him to eon s to the P-TA ea Father's Night and Visit bla heme room, but Howard Is too tired after puttering around Iteme •eMdrea aa ftpm tbo boost. - "H o hasn’t taken any o f as to a movie or on aa outing la five _______ a chad's exprei delivered then { § D A ILY i ta w S r “ Soma of the folks down there who llvod In tbo largest mansions will get mighty email cabins up here. “ For human balnga build their permanent homei up here by the way they’ live daring their brief ■ojoom on Earth." It ia quite commendable for a husband to take pride in a home of bla own. And ha marits praise for equiplng It with modern conveniences t make life brighter and-easier for hi* wife. But don’t become a sieve to any ptece of land or building thereon, for thla earth I* Just a classroom la God's Cosmic School System. S You will soon bo promoted, l o don't become to enamoured of your temporary, "desk" down here that you forget tbe entire porpeee o f life on Earth, Wouldn't U seom absurd for a hoy In Tib grade to try to deco­ rate bis desk and gold-plate the Inkwell and spaed ovary apan moment polishing tha east, when be ia going to bo promoted la a few months? Wall, that Is no more absurd thaA millions of peopia who lavish •vary avaHabte dollar end all their spar* Uma t o a house which they'll tear* behind shortly when they are "prom oted". "What you have, you teavo at death," runs an old adage, "but what you giro away, you take with you," That'* why tho kindly aM laund­ ress rated fo r ahead of a lot o f ritay Country Clubbers here on earth. Scrooge learned that, too, though belatedly. So tend for my “ Compliment Club" booklet, enclosing n stamp­ ed, return envelope, plus tec (neo-profit). 11 will widen your outlook nod open n op windows in yeureonll C R O SSW O R D *5257 "' mu' . *1 ‘ a s s a , a S r "'153* itE U rtm ■U. Malta S± f.aundtis As. Lewis tera ia tbe Crimea across the Soviet Union and into distribution centers ia both Poland and Csechoslovakia. By taking pay­ ment in crude oil which presumably h* will refine and sell in Italiaa and other European mar­ kets Mattel threatens to disrupt Um carefully disciplined pattern o f tha Mg companies with their central over markets and re­ sources. Mattel play* an important pari In th* polities of the Christen Democratic party. Ha is tba par­ ty's chief angel with yearly con­ tributions reported up to a billtou lire or over fl,«M,000. The Mattel enterprises acquired tbe Pignone steel fabricating plant In Florence with t peak payroll ef 1,000 workers. It is Important to prevent unemployment In this plant In connection with the fate e f pertain laft-of-ctnter Christian Democratic leaders. Italy, is gov­ erned today by a coalition of the' Christian Democratic right ia eembinsUen with extreme rightist and neo-Fasclst splinter parties. Quotable Q uotes SoT^ Madrid M . Search* era 11. Merry SENttrioand M -PayatU n* tion 30. Bums up 40. Hosting JUNIUS POND. N. Y. - Mrs. Minnie Smith, • Junius Pond res­ taurant waitress, on fooding more toon 100 persons stranded hart about 41 hours when the New York state thruway was closed by "Food supplies held up wcQ and no one went hungry, even If they ran out of money." FRANKFORtT * ” - Gov. Bart T. Combi answering complaints ef thousands o f Eoatucky war veter­ ans sxcludod from bonuses under ■ bill he signed tote law last week because they left Urn list*: “ It Is simply a matter of set having enough money lo ge around.” Happiness Through Hanlth (By DR. F. LEO KERW1N) o il M m m uxM M m u d G H H B a lU K H M When Strauu denied 4Aja«rie»* bunneMmeai the r i t ... „ pipe to the Soviet Union there were some protesta from busi­ nessmen. Steel pipe is not oa tbo embargo list. Tbo gripes came particularly from those aware of the big deal that Krapp and other Ruhr Industrialists bad negotiated la Moscow ia tbs rammer o f IBM. But Strausa took a dignified lie* in his formal statement to the Sen­ ate Commerce Committee: “ I believe that Uw economic warfare whleh toe Soviet govern­ United Frees InternaUeul ment has declared upon to* Uni­ WASHINGTON - President El­ ted States caa be most effectively senhower on his decision to teavo countered in the work and deci­ today on a tour of South Amer­ sions of too Department or Com­ ica: m erce." “ Even among close comrades, friendship* too often seem to bo taken for granted. W4 must not ive our neighbors of Latin Amor:a causes to bellevt this about J « .8 £ m Tbe deal with Russia should keep not only the Plguono plant but other fabricator* going for an In­ definite time. There are apparently no bounds on Mattel's ambition. Adventuring into Middle East oil over tha op­ position or the big companies, ha is now directing tbe construction of an oil pip* lino from the Ita­ lian port o f Genoa across the Alps to Geneva in Switzerland. Italians were amused to watch the surface repercussions of what they saw as a prolnged dual be­ tween Mattel and Mrs. Clare Booth* Luce when she was am­ bassador to Italy. Exploiting Italy’s own oil and gas resources, Mattel waa determined to heap out the big American corporation!. Despite Mrs, Luce’ s persisting efforts to behalf of tbe V . S., Mat­ tel Is credited with winning the roundi Interference W ith N erve Control M iy C r u m Anem ia! One of the abstracts appear* It follows of course, that any ing in LaPreaao Mndlcnle ia interference to the nerve u J E S li between brain and em eS th# orfWU " hlch rogulgtt jaeatally that>the compSlb,<Jod; H M l U o a of blood ia •* night bo caused by spinal WASHINGTON Across the snow-blown Soviet countryside, small children mushed through foot-deep snow to get to their school classes on time. They msy have trudged a mile, or two, or three. On tbe same day, in the capital of a nation si g g lla f to keep lntellectusl pace with the So­ viets, public schools were closed down.' The doors were shut to tbe children because two dsys before there wss e four-inch snow­ fall. Serna of these children live only two blocks — ethers even less— from their school buildings, And many of tbdsa who live farther away are in tbe habit of boarding a school bus or insisting that their mothers drive them to class in the family auto. It's not the fault of our children that they were deprived o f a day’s schooling. Tbe big people made the decision. In our neighborhood in suburban Maryland, where the snow was deeper than in the city Itself, our eight-ytcr-old screaming meemle Joined a drove of other happy rascals sledding down the kills most of the sehoolless day. Editor: Seminole County will fa ct a crisis this election which caa af­ fect averyoM residing la It It la oaly human aatura to rebel agalast increase ia taxes and re­ fuse la see the reason for It, af­ ter net paying any for years. Tblak back to tha school bond Issue, a ad—why did you vote for It? Waa It because you never realised that soma day you too weald h ave. to share tbe load. Tbe ether fellow hai paid tor y ea n and now you have children that need j o e d schools end more teachers. T h en things cost money and it’s avtryona's responsibility to pay thalr way. ' Wa have had elected officials la the past; had they planned for the future this could havo been dono la easy stages, but due to neglect it took men o f courage, foresight and unselfish desires to step In and do what should havo beta dona a long time ago. Some Individuals cry “ Injustice” — where were they when tbe records showed negleet ef duty, and re­ signed to alt baek and rock along as other* did ia tha past. We, no doubt, wDl have some new and old candidates this eleclion premising the “ golden apple" so to-speak; but what improve­ ment ean be made on tba plans for Seminole County other than what th* present progressive com­ missioner* bare already done. As long aa wa have tbo homestead exemption, any assessment haa to be above that figure in order to secure an ineome to operate and meet th* demands of tha poop)* and what candidate for governor would dam to sug­ gest eliminating this homestead exemption—ask them at tha ral­ lies—so even some will earape from paying their II. or l>. a year taxes to support a county’s program for batter schools, roads, etc. No doubt there bare boea some discrepancies ia tbe new tan roll, Improve oo (be prefect program laid out by our commissioners are: (1) Why do wo have to travtl to Sanford for our auto pistes. (2) Why can’t wa have deputies placed at various loca­ tions to register voters, instead of going to Sanford during tbo time tbe books are open and not appointed days. (Nothing's im ­ possible, they say) (S) I would likt to seo nsw pubiie buildings where needed; something that we need badly. Yes, my friend, I too have paid taxes this year for tbe first time and also have a sensitive purse; but knowing that no on# can stop progress for any length of time, have resigned myself to Its needs. The present progressiva com­ missioners were the only ones who realized the teachers were under­ paid and alloled monies to com­ pensate them a little, which is still far from the accurate salary they are entitled to. Wa aro plac­ ing our children In icboola that need addlUons, teachers who could find more Income elsewhere—how much do you vtlua your ehUd's future—don't sell them short, give them tha best money can buy. No one or group can retard tha future o f Seminole County's growth; It will forge ahead, but only under the leadership of un­ selfish, progressive, public thinkIng and courageous officials who work for th* majority and not any small minority. Our Increase In population has placed great demands on th* county's income and tha people must be respected by mealing those demands. In thtaa last tow years there have been added industries In oar County whleh no attempt had been made la the past to secure —thle, too, la something to bo proud of. Our county hai so many things to be developed, besides bouses, subdivisions, otc. Somtday we may see large ships dock­ ing In Lake Monroe 'bringing to Central Florida cheaper, merchan­ dise and fuel. Of course these things are only planned by man of foresight, vision and a deter­ mined desire that Seminote County (hall b* second to aono; and 1 believe that until tba pic­ ture changes, I am for tha pre­ sent program. A firm believer la Semtaote *■* h« *»*c.to c o m e t them by yeu r lax Assess­ or. Hew many o f you dared to protest oa the present taxes, when you might open the door to th* past? Wo will hear from all sides— what caa bo done to correct eur taxes? Where were these people before? Did you bear their voices cryiag for true assessment? Thingi I would Ilk*, to see to County, DANIEL J. SCREENEY These kida of modern society art (till raised, doipite Ibt ef­ fort* of the adulta to the contrary. During thoie acboot houra they bad climbed enough dlatanee up tbe hllla to have taken them to sehool and back a doten tlmea. * Incident* like tbla unwittingly^ ««»• our impreaahmable youns feneration* the Impreaaion that they are auppoaed to be pamper­ ed. When they, reach our a ie , at the rate thta country’* |oln|, they will have flipped a notch below ua parent* In our reaolute descent toward pbyalcal defeneration. And It's common knowledge that physical lethargy often leads A to mental laslneaa. Tbe Irony l a * that wo parents encourage phy- . steal softness. In the old days for instance, when you and I were young, Mag­ gie, those of us who carried news­ papers did our own legwork in all kinds o f weather. Nowadays, newspaper boys of­ ten coma equipped with parental chauffeurs In SSO-horsepower ears. The paper route in our neighbor-^ hood is as much the parent's a i i t ) la the teen ager's. It takes a four-inch snowfall la the nation's capital to prove to some paunchy papas bow muscularly sick they are. After 10 minutes with tbe shovel, 1 collaps­ ed before the fireplace for the rest of tbe afternoon. In the meantime, tbe doorbell rang. I found we still have some young men of enterprise in this fat-cat country of ours. But t h e ) shoveltoting teen-ager said the Job would cost 12—a half-hour’ s work for a ragged individualist of the old day. But you can't blame him for the outlandish figure. Those kids are simply redacting the philosophy of modern times—a little work, e lot of pay. In Congress, the lawmakers flail their arms and warn darkly about how tbe Soviets are m o v in g ) ahead with missiles and how they’re backstopping their scien­ tific know-how with stepped up training of their young men and women. Our congressional leaders also bear bleak words about how the Reds art able to underprice us In the world markets because we are geared to high, luxurious liv­ ing. i Meanwhile, we go tripping b lin d -f ly along, stopping only to turn and growl at somebody for let­ ting the Russians slip abesd af world leadership. Form Exports Foil O ff In '59 WASHINGTON (U PI) — U.SL exports o f farm products in I960 were tba sixth highest to value' and tbo third highest ia quantity, according to th* U.8. Department o f Agriculture. Tha total o f $3.7 billion in ox* porta compared with $4 billion in 1061 and |4.7 billion to 1067, E x. ports last year ware slightly un* der tbo 1061-11 average but about one-sixth above tho 1M0-S4 aval* •re- �I Wff Rnfnrft T V fn ll M| |MMB Mon. Feb. 22, 1980—Psga B • . I tja h d m r . , j Daughters Honor Mrs. David WH Q itodsiA IXORA CIRCLE |ed nuthatch is called an upside Mr*. David Bach presented the down bird, due to the way he i program at the Tebruary meeting ; comes down a tree trunk. The oven bird makes a nett of the Ixora Circle o( the Sanford Garden Club. She displayed sam­ resembling a dutch oven on the ples of evergreen for landscaping ground. The brown-headed eow In this area. A contest was held bird ran be seen on the ground and members had to Identify the in large numbers feeding in open cuttings. Totted plants were fields. The female kingfisher hat more brilliant colors than the awarded to the winners. The group met at the home of male. Mr. Boldtman said that he has Mrs. Harry Weir in Mayfair with Mrs. G. D. Bishop Jr. and Mrs. seen >5 different varieties of birds Brooke Smith as co-hostesses. In in this vicinity. He pointed out committee reports Mrs. Weir an­ that the eaglet are becoming nounced that 111.50 had been scarce due to the fact that spray­ made from the sale of dried ma­ ing for bugs and insect* have kill­ terials at the recent club sponsor­ ed them off. During the business session, ed card party. Mrs. It. F. Shrdden and Mrs. members voted to make a dona­ John Burton described a Junior tion to the state headquarters Garden Club program given at building in Meade Gardens. Mrs. the Sanford Grammar School re­ Herbert Behrens asked for dried cently. Mrs. Wight Klrtley, chair­ materials to be used in Junior man of the circle, gave a report garden club work. A covered dish luncheon was from the board meeting and slated that the club netted $60.75 from served at noon with Valentine decorations used throughout the the card party. Members voted to sell dried ma­ dining and living rooms. Mrs. terials at the state flower show, Eric Michaelit was welcomed as to be held in Sanford in early a guest. Members present were Mrs. December. Plans were discussed for the forthcoming dUtrict tour Raymond Cllcquennoi. Mrs. Her­ of homes, March 22 to 24. In­ man Lederhaut, Mrs- W. B. Moye, cluded in this tour will be the Mrs. Walter Price, Mrs. C. L. homes of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Wallis, Mrs. Roy Partin. Mrs. Epps Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gerald Behrens, Mrs. Herbert Tooke and Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Behrens, Mrs.-C. Hittell, Mrs. B. F. McWhorter, Mrs. Jo Peck, Mrs. »»«**• . . Refreshments were served by Alice Robiollo and Mrs. W. S. the hostesses to Mrs. John Mor­ Willis. gan, Mrs. Howard McNulty. Mrs. W. S. Evans, Mrs. Rudy Sloan, Mrs. Vernon Mite, Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom, Mrs. Vann Parker, Mrs. B. B. Hollingsworth, Mrs. Voile Williams Jr., Mrs. W. H. Stem per. Mrs. J. McKay Truluck, Mrs. Mrs. W. E. Knowles, Mrs. T. W. An Interesting program on "F ig­ Mere, Mrs. Fred Gants. Mrs. Don­ ald Bales, Mrs. Robert Roscmond, ure Analysis” was presented by Mrs. William Bush, Mrs. Kirtley, Mrs. S. A. Ridley and her model, Mrs. Bach, Mrs. Sheddon and the Mrs. Carolyn Rice, to members of the American Home Depart­ hostesses. ment of the Sanford Woman's MIMOSA CIRCLE The Mimosa Circle met at the Club at the February meeting. Mrs. Ridley is one of the opera­ home of Mrs. Howard Rice in DeBary for the February meeting tors of the Trim-ette Salon in with Miss Kay Henninger serving Sanford. She gave demonstrations of the exercises that are used at at co-hostess. J. C. Boldtman of DeBary. the talon to reduce and add showed colored slides of birds weight to tho different parts of and talked on conservation of bird the body. Following the program Mra. life.-H e stated that most warb­ ler* are migrating birds, such as Donald Flamra, chairman, called the hooded, Canada and chestnut a brief businesi meeting and new sided warblers. The whit# breast- officers for the coming year were elected. They are Mrs. John White, chairman; Mrs. A. W. Woodall, vice chairman: Mrs. Al­ fred Chiles, secretary: Mrs. Madetyn Kuhn, finance: Mra. Flamm, membership and Mrs. J. P. Wil­ son, program. Mrs. A. E. Crocker entertained Refreshments were served by members of Circle 2 of the UPW the hostesses, Mrs. W. It. Stam­ of the Lake Mary Community Pres­ per, Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom and byterian Church Tuesday night to Miss Barbara Ruproeht. celebrate the completion of her spacious new concrete block hbme Lake M ary built overlooking Lake Mary. Mr*. Richard E. Keogh had charge of the meelink. After • abort business session she intro­ By FRANCES WESTER duced the new book, “ Hymnbook of Celebrating birthdays and an­ the Ages,” which is to be used for the new study program of the year, niversary with n family gathering to the group and led a discussion at Lake Mary and dinner Sunday on tho first chapter, "Tho Study of were: Mr. and Mra. James Rutho Psalms.” At tho closa o f tho genslein, (her birthday), Mr. and program, a social hour eras enjoy­ Mrs. J. L. Hobby, (her birthday), ed with refreshments served by the Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mixon, (their hostess, Mrs. Crocker, and Mr*. A. anniversary), who drive over from Titusville, Mrs. Earl Bay­ B. Ailing. There were seventeen members less, (her birthday), Mrs. Ida present and one guest. Mrs. Helen Eoogh, Mrs. Ruth Joiner, Mr. Freeman will be the hostess for tho and Mra. At Wright, Mr. and Mrs. next meeting to be held in March. Charles Wabatar, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Keogh, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rugenstcin, Cathy Willard, Betsy, Cathy, and Kipp ftuganstein, Craig, Keith, and Colin Keogh, Jud, Lela, and Doris Hob­ by, Debbie and Leslie Btyless. e Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bromley Norbcrt Peters, the exchange student from Germany, presented and her mother, from Baldwin, the program at tha monthly din­ Mich., arrived this week. They ner meeting of the Business and plan to live in Lake Mary and professional Woman'* Chib ot tho have purchased the Arthur Kube house here. They were delayed Civic Center. He '(poke on education in Ger­ on their way down when Mr. many and living conditions there. Bromley wa* confined in the hos­ He also showed some wonderful pital In Macon, Ga. two weeks color slider of his nalivo country. with pneumonia. Ha ala# ha* beta recovering tram a Mart attack suffered Iasi fall. Ha Is muck im­ proved now and friends welcome them to Ike Lake Mary Com ity- Womans Club Group Presents Program At Afternoon Birthday Tea Mrs. Harold Appleby. Mrs. J. M. Leonard, Mrs. H. R. Pilcher and Mrs. Toy Witte were co­ hostesses at a lea honoring their mother, Mrs. Bertha David, on her S5th birthday. The tea was given at the home of Mrs. Appleby, ins Virginia Avc. Feb. II, from S to I p. m. and more than to friends and relatives ealled during the appoint­ ed hours. The refreshment table was over­ laid with a white linen cutwork cloth and centered with an ar­ rangement of blush chrysanthe­ mums and sweetheart roses In a silver epergne. Silver appoint­ ments completed tha table decotions. Mrs, David's Sunday School class, the "Truthseekers” of the First Methodist Church, gave her a beautiful floral bouquet. She also received several corsages. Assorted sandwiches, petits fours and coffee were served to the guests. Assisting with tha serving and entertaining were Mra. T, F. McDaniel and Mra. R. W. Herron. The honoree wa* born in Gene­ va Feb. II, 1175 and the hat lived in Geneva and Sanford plac— r C P O Wives Club Schedule Coffee MRS. BERTHA DAVID v u honored with • ten on her 85th birthday by her four daughter* at tha home of Mrs. Harold Appleny. Mra. David ia ahown aeated in a rocker with the four daughters, left to right, Mra. Toy Witte, Mra. H. R. Pilcher, Mra. J. M. Leonard and Mrs. Appleby. . (Herald Photo) Members of the C. P. O. Wives Ctu£ ditrutsed future activities at their monthly business meeting and decided to sponsor ■ get-acquaint­ ed coffee. The group met In the N. A. S. club room on the base, with the president, Mr*. Fred Murray, pre­ siding. Mrs. Pat Franks was wel­ comed as a new member and three vlsitore, Mrs. Norma Welsh, Mrs, Alice Bailey and Mrs, Delta Gaylor were also welcomed. The get-acquainted coffre Is scheduled for March I at t:30 a. m. at the Chief Petty Officer's Club* All Chief's wives are Invited. For further Information call Nora Wil­ liams at FA 2-2111 or Julia Glrtlcr at FA 2-1705. On Figure Analysis Mrs. King Named 4-H Club Leader Lake Mary Circle Studies N ew Book Personals Exchange Student Give* B P W Program MRS. (JORDON ROBERTSON, right, is receiving a gift from Ihe hostess, Mra. R. W. Ramey, at a farewell coffee given in her honor at the home of Mrs. Ramey. At left Sa Mrs. C. O. Donnaud. (Herald Photo) Airs. Robertson Honored With Farewell Coffee By Friends Mrs. Robert Ramey entertained a group of friends at a morning coffee at her home in Loch Ar­ bor during the weekend, honoring Mr*. Gordon Robertson. Mrs. Rob­ ertson will leave Sanford March 4 to go to Europe. Whan ah* returns the Robert­ sons will make their home in Nor­ folk, Vo. where Cdc. Robertson has orders to report to the U. S. S. Forrests!. Guests ware in­ vited for to e. m. The refreshment teble was eovered with en imported damask cloth and centered with a lovely arrangement o f gold and ruat mums in a silver container. Silver candelhra with yellow tapert ware on each end of the table. Mra. C. O. Donnaud assisted Mrs. Ra­ mey with the serving and enter­ taining. Mr*. Robertson was presented a gift from the hoeteae. Guests in- eluded Mines. E. H. Wartenburg. R. A. Smith, C. V. Quinn, Dick Andrus, Stephen Oliver, It. Moore, I. Rowell, P. Harris. Ksrl Yales, D. King. C. Iloblilietl, J. Ram age, L. Edwards. B. Hamilton, It. Lang, W. F. Lugcr. W. H. Foulk, W. Malicow,ki. The Sanford 4-H Girls Club mat at the home of the new leader, Mrs. W. J. King, and mad* plans for their display at the county fair. Miss Myrtle Wilson, c o u n t y agent, met wilh tha group and in­ troduced Mrs. King who will assist the girls at their meetings snd let them meet at her home twice a month for awhile. Anyone between the ages of IS and 16 years of age, who are Inter­ ested In Joining the club are Invited to attend the next meeting, Feb. M, at the home o f Mrs. King, 25S4 Park Dr. tlcally alt of her life. She is the mother of nine children, seven of whom ere still living. She is a member of the Metho­ dist Church and hat an honorarylife membership In Ihe Women's Society o f Christian Service. She is still an active member of the prayer group of her church and a Inog time member of the Truthscekere Class. She is very devoted to her family, her home and church. Much time ts spent writing letters W M U Holds Dinner A t Oviedo Church to her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and friends la all sections of Ihe country. She loves young people and all kinds of people and her many friends and relatives Join In wishing her many more yrars of life. Civic Department O f Women’s Club Elects Officers The Civic Department of the Sanford Woman’i Club elected new officers for the coming year at the businr* session of their Feb­ ruary luncheon meeting at the club house on Oak Ave. Those elected were Mr*. R. T. Warren, chairman: Mrs. S. G. Harriman, vice chairman; Mrs. N. R. Whitney, secretary: Mre. Clarence Snyder, finance: Mre. J. L. Jewel, membership and Mrs. A1 Hoat, program chairman. The meeting wee preceded by a covered dish luncheon with Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom as chairman, assisted by Mre. J. E. Courier, Mre. N. V. Farmer and Mre. W. H. Stempcr. Arrangements of For­ mosa asaleaa were placed on each table and baskets of greenery an the stage. Mrs. Mary D. Knox gave a lath on the activities o f tha Red Cross. The group voted te tend a latter concerning the high cost of drugs, te Senator Smathers. Mra. Ralph A. Smith dlaeuaied the by-laws, first conducting a quia on eight Im­ portant queitlool that nften arise concerning parliamentary tows. Member* of the Firtt Baptist Church in OTiedo celebrated Valen­ tine's Day and crowned their own king and queen of both the young people'* and the adult group. The meeting wai a Training Un­ ion project and was Held in the educational building of the church with circle* of the WMU In charge ot all arrangement*. The meet­ ing darted with an elaborate ban­ quet complete with all the fancy arrangement* of Valentine both la decoratloni and the menu. Mrs. J. B. Jonei Jr., aiiiated by the WMU president, Mr*. W. H. Andtrton, several members from va­ rious circles and aome o f the men, prepared and served the banquet. .Mrs. Johnny Jones, Mrs. Ray Beailay and Mrs. Anthony Daniel were in eharge of decorations and Mrs. Jack T. Bryant and Mrs. Gaorga Means, tbs program. Ninety-ooe membere and guests were served by the banquet committee including guests from Chuluota and newcomers from Ft. Lauderdale. Highlight of tha meeting was tha crowning of the kings and queens. Mrs. W. A. Ward Jr. and Jack T. Bryant were crowned queen and MONDAY king ot the adult group and Jan Grace Methodist Church Even­ Beasley and At Ward received the ing Ctrele meets at I p. m. at ihe honor for the younger group. church. Church Calendar YUMDAY First Baptist Church has Bro­ therhood supper end program meeting at 7 p. m. Finer rest Baptist Church Ruth Mrs. C. M. Flowers left today for « two week visit with Mr. I . ft. Clas* M uting at the heme ‘ and Mrs. William Oliver Lindsey of Mra. C. R. Bed, JIT Jr. and her new I lb. 12 os. Dr. at • p. m. grandson in Atlanta, Ga. Mra. Lindaty ia the former Iris Day Flowsri. Tb* baby has been nam­ ed Charles William. Several member* of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club attended the district meeting ia Orlando, recently, at the Cherry LIGGETT • TOUCHTON Plata Hotel. MrRRYNOLDM DRUG CtX J jojcoI £vsuti& W. A. Rose. J. F. Bachman, C. D. McDonald, L. D. Tcnnison, N. R. Thom, D. C. Hamilton, H. E. Graham. R. B. Brown, A. R. An­ MONDAY derson, B. F. Brown, H. F. De­ Sanford Drove 160 B.P.O. Doe* ment, C. A. Johnson, C. 0 . Dan- will meet at I p. m. at tha Elks naud and the guest of honor, Club. Balloting on candidates for Mrs. Robertson. m em b ersh ip will he coodurted. IpMAonafa ASTHMA CUSTOM ceJIfoq-to-floori u Daslgaed to fit YOUE hem* aed harmuia* wit' YOUE pereoMhly. FREE Deeeeattag l ace Isa The Fabric Shop F raecu s a f M H Orieado Dr. FA 24766 .Winsome S. S. Clast Holds Dinner Party r... ) Thirty-two membere and guests of the Winsome Sunday School Class of tho Piooeroot Boptlat Church, attended a Valentin* din­ ner to Fellowship Hall. Husbands of tho mem bees wore special guests. A program was presented includ­ ing two ootortoining sk i* end group tinging. I’ HO.NE FA M i t t NOW SHOWING AT ism AND 16146 f . M. FIRRT SANFORD RUN NOW SHOWING OPEN 1I:4S t___________■ - FEATURE: 1:15 - S:M SiM . 7:M • t:SS H* l.iA.M (HASIS Precision-building is among the oldest o f Cadillac traditioni. F or C adillac has been building to incredible limits o f accuracy for close to sixty years. In tit; Cadillac plants, craftsmanship is the creed — accuracy to the law, That’a why Cadillac motor elV M E U H M U r GO-FEATURE A T tsM ONLY •TARTS FRIDAY “O P E R A T IO N PETTICOAT** ,Ui-;.yr J T ..A -'— Ait•tv ears are a* dependable and durable as they era beautiful and luxurious. And the I960 Cadillac has been acclaimed by owner* as the doaart approach yet to auUMnotive perfection. Get acquainted with the newest "car of care’' at your find opportunity. VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED a HUM. H 0LL« M O TO R SA LES MADE DEALER “ 1 �t . *H '-& *v) * ran •• ' • V % Pag* ft—Mott Feb. 22, > By JERRY COVINGTON Tha .fabulous Sanford Saailnolas brought homo tha first tourna­ ment victory in 23 years Saturday night when they rotted past a big* gsr Winter Park ball club by aa Impnsaiva 79*71 scon . i W in OBC ■ A wild and wonderful crowd o f Sanford rooters cheered tha Sam* Inoles all the way and from tha sound o f things this was the gnat* ast thing- that has happened around h e n la atony year*. Although tha Wildcats boast « f Um finest players is Um entire a n a Uia Scmlnoles an a proved far naparior ia a m p da* partmcnt. Firry Ray Lundqulst continued hie m a t *<7>« at lightning fa st play dropping in M palate. Ha Utarally breka the im m ' back o f Um Wildcats with bis ball stealing and driving layupa and was tbe most colorful player on the court daring tbe tournament. Jim Gracey displayed bis valvet touch Friday when tho Seminole# dropped Lakevtew ia Uw semi­ finals by a sco n o f M 4 0 . Ha nettad tS points in this gama and then Saturday night he cams up .with 26 points in ths big one. His jump shot from tha aids nfUaed to miss the target and the Wild' cate could not find any way po«sibla to atop him. His m o t shoot­ ing seemed to efforUett that ths ball ban ly mads a sound when dropping through ths nets. White Gracey and Lundqulst were great In their efforts, Terror Christensen was right there will them. It was Terry on Friday night ia tha Lakevtew game that got the Seminotes beck on their feet after trailing 53-31 at the h o lt He came out with bis usual great defensive work and stola ths hall Uma and time again, la tha big ana on Saturday, he put the Seminolca out in front With his deadly foul shooting la the first sad second periods. He msde nine charity tosses without a miss and mads 12 fo r 16 fo r ths evening. Ho ended the evening with I I point# and his grsat passing sst up many o f tha baskets mads by Gracey and Lundqulst. George Perides is also dut a m e t deal o f credit. Tbe speedy little junior was a great play maker and passer and his defen­ sive w o r k was outstanding throughout tho tournament. Georgs started many fast breaks fo r ths Seminotes and ha also added nine pointe to the-cause. It wae hard ta figure out who would ever re­ place Lundqulst in tha lineup n u t year, but in Psrides the Seminolts have a well seasoned veteran. Tha biggest concent going into the championship gama against tho Wildcat# waa tha rebounding. Big Mike Mother had literally de. fsated tha Seminolca In the two previous games with his job on tha boards and it was doubtful that any Semlnolt could out re­ bound him. But two fellows antwsrsd ths call with g n a t efforts. Big Mike Tsmny, who Is a junior, and Charles Oravtte, cleaned ths boards all tho way and this was tha dlffen nco in ths ball gams. Tsmny finally proved hlmislf as a starter Friday when ha out-rtbounded ths big Lakevtew squad and put ths Scmlnoles out fron t Neither lad had a hand in the ac­ tual scoring bui their work on tha boards more than made up for their lack o f points. FG FT m SANFORD IS 28 Gracey Christensen It 18 S O U 0 Timny Oravtlx 0 0 0 3 8 9 Paridsi 6 10 M Lundqulst WINTER PARK Dunn Fly Broughton Moahar Blllingbam Wiser Wenninger Sanford Winter Pnrk 29 FG 4 2 4 6 21 26 71 26—28—12— 18 2 8 -1 4 —1 8 -2 1 Christensen Steals One From W in ter Park • Gracey, 38, Oravetz, A t R ight, Close In On Rebound Covers Sports ■ M By JERRY COVINGTON Tb# getng w u w to n Friday night. The ,Ewnlnnlw found thamaalvaa trailing Lake. -------------M l. How. vfcw at tho half by a acora of 88*81 ;si s s i Hi m and energy they bad dlaplayad all aeaaon aad begaa to pour it on* At tha and o f tha aoataat the final score read, 60-50. In the eeeond game, a big and cocky Winter Park club atrolled onto the court to face the 'Apopka Pattern. However, after three (quartan of trailing a fired up Darter (team, they realised that they would have ?te ilk for a shot at the championihip. In ; the Real minute they managed to hit four ’ free throws and aquaesa out a 51-48 vieis was tha Scmlnoles final chaae#> te, who lu ‘ only two *■ je f tho acamii—and also bring horn th e .lin t tournament championship since 1887. Tbe Scmlnoles, who hsd played greatall aeaaon, had displayed a little case of 5! ‘ stage fright when they had faced the Wildcats jjefore, but Saturday all o f this changed. They were as cool as^any team averhaarbeen and even Coach Bud Layer, [taM M ?SW rlftST* who usually goes into hU famous towel act when things get exciting, M t there like a Judge on tho bench. When tha smoke hsd cleared amid the wild, excited crowd la thq.gyra, it was hard to realise that tha dream finally had come true. This victory probably ended the longeet dry spell in prep basketball, for this waa tha fln t tournament champion. ahlp to be brought home ia 28 year*. In my three yean of following tha Scmlnoles in all sports, this was my greateat thrill. There have been many great ones but I am sun that hundreds of Sem­ inole supporters wlil^go along with me. aeries of this pair Jobs Buries siekla aad Tom BaUy, U PteecretL B tU U i tflim it d Lundqulst Squirms In W ith O /e O f H is 26 Oviedo Cagers Come From Behind To Edge Pierson What makes the Seminolca so gnat? Hera ia one of the answen. In the game against Lakeview Friday, Ray Lundqulst drove in for a layup and ran into the conento wall and hit the floor. Coach Layer charged on to the court and checked to see if he still had his senses. He asked, “ What's your name?" and Ray Hay answered ansi “ Lundqulst/' Layer said '"•What's “ What's your fin t name?" Ray said, “ Some of the fel­ low* call ma 'Cat'," and he took off down the court. With spirit like this how could Title Bout Nears they miss? NEW YORK (U P !) — Pinecrest Tops Mixed Loop Leaders : 1. Edwards Builders SuppUn, ia dreppteg two gasMs te Ptea* crest, lest s little more of their lead te the Thursday Night Mtead Losses lait week. This gives the supply toast s total of 4itt garnet te Bret, aad Pteacreat SI wist, te put them is fourth spot Bill. Fester, roUteg for B. Ed* Wards, tuned te the Ugh match Gracey, L eft, Pushing1U p One O f H is 26-P oint Total Oviedo High eager* edged out Ptersoa's Taylor High team 6240 •t Plcrion Friday sight. Taylor High jumped lo a quick lead and maintained It through­ out tbs first quarter. At one time the Pterion team led Oviedo, 114. Tho ic o n at tho end of tho lin t qi-**ter was 19-10 In favor ot PJer.on. Mike Duds of Ovltdo tied the icoro with a field goal In the se­ cond quarter to mike it 23*23. Two free shots by Jerry Arndt, a field goal by Johnny Tcslnsky their winning streak, making It 11 itrsifbt wits ia a row, by tak< lag gU (ferae tram Furniture Osa* lie. Sec lisas led (fee Sualaad tesw, while Howard Harrises led tie eppeeitiea. Freak Hubs tap* pled Um 1*11 split, tad Jess Cara* (fears picked up the 4-1*7 for the furniture tessi. •totomeytr Roofing, slaying a half game ahead af Sualaad ia I. thawed seme el their eld speed as (hay teak #U three from tae beakers. This throws Florida Bisk late lie a e tic lie ler betu •pat with tha furniture ten*. Not ell crows are black. Ths Clark's crow is gray and white with black trimming** It was nam* •d after tbe csplorer of the Lewis and Clark expedition. Nightly 3 Heavy, weight champion Ingemar Johans* son back from Europe, said to. day "everything Is all agreed" and that Feature Sports, Inc., Is removing tha test obstacle to his June 22 title defense against Floyd* Patterson at Tha Polo Grounds. (Except B w fay) and another by Dude put Oviedo ahead, 2S-23. Three field goals and a free ibot by Taylor Hlgb made tbe acore 30*29. However, a quick field goal by Mike Duda put Oviedo la front 21-M at the hall time. The Pterion team went ahead In tbe third quarter, retaining the lead throughout that period. Tay* lor High lad Oviedo, 49*32 at the end of the third quarter. Kenneth Starke put Oviedo a* head with a field goal ia ihe fourth quarter, giving the Seminote County team a lead of 9049. The seore waa tied up agate at 54*54 when Pierson made a free ehoL Roy Wainwrlght'e field goal put Oviedo ahead 56*54. Jerry Arndt Increased tbe lead 56-54. A field goal by Pierson made it 56-51. Teaiasky then tank a long shot to put Oviedo ahead 6046. Pierson sank another making It 5640. Roy Wainwright then sank a basket from way out te aew up the contest for Oviedo. Pierson sank a field goal just as the bus­ ier sounded but it wasn't enough te keep Oviedo from winning by two points. Johnny Teslnsky was high scor­ er for Oviedo with II points. Mike Duda had 14; Ray Wainwright 13 and Eanntth Sparks, nine. The Oviedo girls won the pre­ liminary game, 69*12 over the Pierson team. Oviedo ran away with tha gama, leading 27*15 at the half. High scorer for Oviedo wae Eleanor Duda with 16 totals. Marian Fabry had IS points and Susan Partin had nlas. Oviedo will piay Cocoa Tuesday night at Cocoa. Oviedo's final nontournament gama of the season will bo against Lyman High Fri­ day night. The Jet Lanes Nursery ta aprtlaaa eleaa, light aad airy. It te completely equipped with amusement aad educations! devises, end a trained matron ia always e a duty while children a rt present. Free teetructlea 1s available ta bagtaaen « f nil ages. Jet Lena* with 20 alteyi ia completely air conditioned. Parent# with smell children have free use o f the nursery. The Least are open every day, from 9 a. w . u t i l 2 a. m. Sundays from IS aaea u t i l S a* m. AUTOMATIC VENDING MACHINES laetaJM by — O R A N G E IN D U ST R IE S, Ine. Mar-Mae Dopeadihli Borviea I H E l w k p f t . Orlead# GA S4|19 It’s a business partner 8:10 P .M . M ATINEES WEEKLY Wednesday, Frida? a Saturday 2 P.M . LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY • ClHbhewae • Haste* Steads Jerry CelUaa. Os*Owaer tough baocy hew* deUverai ^ • Valet Parking Berry, Ne Misers d n u iiim U bmp PM (to Um job, Aak your Oulf life •* l i Itm U te ti l Rite Bawte af 8aaf«d ms Highway IMS Turn Waal «4 Bed Arrow •M B . * •i fp>fi » j >'■\ ■' JjrrfSSS ,> f - i - * ' -V^Tv '• ' V'-iV*. /k£g&r»* >'• aV-Ia •*V~* ' £| $ 81 79 FT PTB . 4 12 $ 2 8 4 12 1 13 S 2 6 1 13 2 4 The Modem Nursery at Jet Lanes IM » a. V �, < -3 W tt& ttl Mon. Feb. 22, 1660—Prjb 7 ^ r r ilS A N P X O O M M rr 1 tP U fA p - TWB N»w !\ACS?7oiJAirnSM — - r — - - \ APPROVES A 9 K T H E GENERAL A B O U T T H E M £H . PATIN® T H E - p" NEW MACS ) J EVERY TIME MB C O M E IN TH ’ RUSTY 5 »O O N DINER, MV GLASSES STEAM UP S O I C A N T S E E ... r~S> O'K, AKBTMO Y MEN ALLOWED TO P R A TB K N B k WTTM T H B N E W . W B U , I T S V s e e ' SAPS* ? ' c* a v \\*,wy p o n t y o u W ITH f ViA N T T O A \ e «r R Y B R > C N R / v L .T H f M J .' . L ITTL * 01" Ij r K PITTANCE ^A U TTU R T ^ B TWOAULB HIKE THOSE ARE LARGERTHAN I LIKE,SAM/ B U T I C A N 'T M A KE O U T W H A T I*M e a t i n ’. o r a n p m a / 7 THVGOTMGtS EUT, O RAN DM A, O N ■ SUPERBIO FA N C Y A P P LE U K t /— I'D PREFER M UCH SM A LLER A P P LE S / T U I« /■ ...................... * b ^ o ^ S ^ % °o % SEVERAL DAYS/ J v 'U / YOU RS MUCH TOO you'Lt learn j \AlUAAE AUVf. i t NOTHING .FROM ME/ n o ^ MISS/ -— t ft AMTrtR WHAT f g -r YOU TRY/ K L D HER, CARHOV? SHE 9 ONE O F THE ALIENS? > TIM E YOU CAME UP, HAAS/ J IDEA ABOUT A SECRET UNDER-4 MOUND ftMOfiE WAS ALL W80N6/ I ASSURE YOU. FR. 7ARNOV— YOUR HYPNOSIS MACHINE MOA T AFFECT -• -r ale / ^ .-wftl WNV ON EARTH CXOVOJ iFIU S R E W A S M O n jfM I WANT ME TO 60 BACK JDM/UOTEl WHILE . YOU STAVED III THAT* I TUEBE.WMiT TOOK VOU - j SO L O N S '- B H ^ ... AND REVEAL ALL YOU ANOLY, PARTICUl ABLY ABOUT THB R A P S / __ J WE SMALL SEE PAM/ THIS COMPUTER MILL ASAlYCS >OUR PRAiN RWY7HM3. TnEN MATCH THC\\ ■«-_ EXACTLY/ • pT J)Jc SIBAN6E YOU’RE IlGCER.AND ^ m uee tunas YCU-.WILL LEARN... NOTMiNO FROM M B NOTHIN*" f FROM A MB.. SHE'S UNDER NOW.' HER BFAlH WAVE IS UTTERLY AUEN... EUT THe MACHINE 19 PUPUCATIN6 I T / U PAM—WHO I A « . . . NOOHf. NOTHING BUT A ARE MDUf KHOERP you COMB m o w — and Bv W fff A w e suers khxjnfsamtcmi vm e t k a mee/HS nwene*- »eOADtt>ANDVOuRE E SHCNTIV*. NOT SIAVE/HESSTILL ■lYelCV'NTUE. C a . * & '& * * , turn o t » e * a chancm to t e r tms/ d* rm tt'ro u M f h*AT itm l A * OO4Y0P 7 9H * LONE RAN A IR AN0 HlS COMPANIONS REIN UP T V s LONS RANACR AND MB COMPANION* NKAR THB TOW N WONDERFUL. ' - T OCAR BLO N D lE . ) IO CClO EDs TO TAKE UP IT L L B E AN IX PAINTING IS ONE IDEAL O UTLFTj/O F THE H IG H E S T FOP MY < T F O R H *O FA O T l« T iC CRE ATIVF J v*—-r EXPRESSIO N r im p u l s e s j Seres— I r A ^ HIM VIEW OP LAWYKfl DtOdi1 H I M ! . . <» WELL GET MXJ JU L S T A R T E D ON YOUR NEW H O B B Y , ______ R IG H T A w a y j ------- * Y O U G O T I T / 1 A FTE R ALLTH ESE YEARS A T L A S T '— , V O U G O T I T » - I F IN A L L Y “ TA U G H T c l m e r A T R IC K t C A N v SHO W O FF TO ( M V F R IE N D S , SH AKE HANDS. E L M E R *— PA IN TIN G f FO RA i ' H O BBYJ - 4 I W O N D ER V IF REMBRANDT •T A R T E D X U K « THIS J A N W 3H T»» «L G E P | T L L H A V E A FLU A LB F tX I T IN T H E M O W WEV E NEVER H AD A MUSICIAN IN T H K F A M U y / O H . HOHnrivi I instrument F W / * M O M 'S O R A D IE T * / . *• CO M B O N - 'L E T S H E A D FDR TH E SWEAT SHOPPE, YO U REAU.Y FU R N iBH Ea THB > MUSICAL r p < ^ > J ( I PU T IT U P , IN YOUR •' V, ROOMff J TAKEA LOOK.* W t iu O KA// FUNNry/*— M O H S ) L O S IN G W I K J W T B U T D A O S CSAlNiMa . L IC E C f l A l Y - ' / — VOU J DON'T l f> NETCOMS BEUSVB W iN G C V / t NAVE T O S H O D F O R M O M .'D Q iV E M E D O W N --------------- --- OH, O H /I FORGOT m o n ex w e ll have TO GO BACK HOME DONT JUMP OUT/ ILL BACK IN THE . DUiVCWAY/ > M IV C ’M B a n k in g A, / I X W ANT TO y l ’ m akeA H YviTHDRAyAL. �5 , '. - fm r 'w -T O . : V. f Pwf s i f i It WfrsII - ,-',.-1w<W ?sgc 8—Mon. Feh. 21, 1M0 Select A ll-S tars RICH M OND, V * . ( U P I ) - J .r r y W *>t and Lea Patron* o f West Virginia, Chris Smith and Bobby Ayersman o f Virginia Tech and Jeff Cohen o f William and Mary were selected today as the South­ ern Conference's A ll-8 ta r basket­ ball team o f the 10(9-60 season. Legal Notiea n o t h -r w V r t* SEMINOLE BAND ASSOCIATION barbecue workers were dishing out the chicken at the high school band association barbecue Saturday night and the venture made |280 for the band association. More than 450 dinners w«ra served at the Elks Club barbecue grounds. Serving the orders are, from left, majorette Linda Daniela, Col. J. 0. Gregory and Al Case, presi­ dent of the band association. The turnout waa below expectations, so the cooks gave 120 chicken halves to tha Salvation Army and 26 more to the hangry basketball squad which had ju it won tha OBC championship. or err l i g a t i o n rOM TAX RKKO i s»r. is t.is Florida s h i s i n ml i stsi t XOIICK IS HEREBY GIVEN. That X. J. U*hr (hs holder o f Ihs followIns certificate hs* filed said certi­ ficate for tax deed to So Issued thereon. The certificate number and year of Issuance, the description of the property, and the name In which It was assessed as fetlowsi Certificate No. Jit Tear et Issuance June IS, A. D. IN ! neeerfpiles e f Property r U l i 1 te S, Block E, Tract TS Htnlandn Springs According to Plata Thereof Recorded upon the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida Name la which assessed daraple Inc. All of said property being In the County or Seminole, State of Flor­ ida. Unless such certificate shall be redeemed arcordlng to law the property described la such certifi­ cate will be sold te the hlsheat bidder at tbe front door of the Seminole County Court House at Hanford, Florida, on the First lineday la the month of March. IMS, which la tbs Tth day e f March, ISIS. Hated this ISlh day of January, ISIS. David M. Oalrhel Clerk Circuit Court. Semlaole County, Florida (Official C!erk*o Seal) Pubtleh Fob. l-l-tl-J J , It SO . -X n ■ * Legal Notice lu «b# rear* « f ib » ( w i p Judgp, TOTH'S Ppmluplp iM U Iy. FlarldP, lu l*reNOTICE IS IIKItKBY GIVEN that bale. Ihe undersigned deeirlnx to enxsge la tci Kalalf * f In huelneee at Laka Monroe, flemlt.Arft a v . t o w a n r Pcccaitd note County. Florida, under the T« All Creditors apd Prroaa H a t. name of GRIFFIS AND HCNTER Inla s Claims ar Damaada Aualaal CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, tends to register eeld neme with aald Ralala: the Clerk of the Cln ult Court. Ton and each nf you arc hereby notified nnd required In present Seminole Counly, Florlris. / « / Orm»nd K. Hunter any claims and demands which you, or ellhsr of you, may .have Publish Feb. f f . is * Mar. T, It. attains! the eatata of I.AUnA V. TOWAUT. de. eased, lata nf aald NOTICE o r APPLICATION County, to th* county Juris* nf FOR TAX DEED gemtnnla. County, Florida, at hla I See. IBA.1S Flarlda Statutes nf office In thn court house of eald County at Sanford, Florida, with­ NOTICE IS HERERT OIVKN. in eight calendar munUia from the time of thn first publication Thet N. J. Bebr Ihe holder nf the following certificate baa filed eald of Ihla notiea. Each claim or de­ mand ehnll ha In writing, and ahall certificate for tax dted to ha Issued therton. The eertlfleete etata the plare nf r Irienre and post office addrraa nf tha. claim­ number and year of Issuance, the ant. and ahall ha aworn to hr tha description of tht property, and claimant, hla agent, or attorney, tha nim s In which It was assessed and any aurh claim nr dtmend not are as follows: Certificate No. I l l sa filed shall ha void. Tear af leauanca June ft, A. D. / » / Douglas Stenstmm As rxeculor of ths Last HIT Dearrlptlan af Property ■ Will and Testament et N At Ft. nf S J«t F l or W H I LAURA V. TO WART. Fu of K 1/4 of N W U of N lfU deceased Section Jl—Township IS South HTKNRTROM. DAVIS A Mel.VIOSH — Rangs I f East Attorneys for Kxerutor Name In which assessed Mabel Edwards Rulldlng Oalloway Sanford, Florida All nf said property being In tha Conmy of Seminole, State nf Flor­ MEUISTRATION OP ida. Unites such certificate shall f ic t it io u s NARKS We tha underalgaed. being duly be'redeemed arcordlng ta law tha ■worn, do hereby declare under property described In such certloath that the namsa nf alt par­ cats will bt sold to the highest sons Interested In tha bualnass bidder at the front door of the or profession carried on under tha Seminole County Court House ul naaa of JIMCO IIOMF. CONSTRUC- Sanford, Florida, an tha first Mon­ TIOX at JtM Houth Kim Avenue. day In the month of March, IMS. Hanford, Florida and the extent of which lo tho Tth day of March. the Inttreat of each, la.aa follows: I ls». Dated thla fftb day of January, Namti J. H. MKHHKR; Extant of ms. lutarast IS e V David M. Oatrhel ^ Slg! J. H. Meatar Clsyh Circuit Court,, HTATK OF FUlRIDA Seminole Counly, Florida COt.'NTT OF HKMIKOI.E Sworn to an.t* Jubsrrlbed hafora fOfflelal Clerks Heal) me thle 17th day af February, a . Publish Feb. 1 -l-U -X f. I l l * D. lit# (SEAL) NOTICE OF APPLICATION M ia A. Meaaar FOR TAX DEED Notary Public flee. I l i l l Florida Statatwa at Title, State at Florida 1040) NOTICE M HEBEBT GIVEN, That NOTICE OP SUIT N. J. Bshr ths holder of the.follow­ STATE OP PUIRIDA TO! ALMA O. WILKINS, whose ad­ ing eertlflcata hao filed eald cer­ dress Is R.P.D. No. T, Cullman, tificate for tos deed to bo Issued thereon. Tho rortlflcate number Alabama: A ault having been filed agalnat and year of Issuance, the descripyou In tha Circuit Court In and tloo ef tho property, and thn name for Aomlnola County, Florida. In In which It waa oeteteed are as Chancery, for divorce, the abbre. follows! tinted title of whleb ll JOHN W. Certificate No. 114 WILKINS, Plaintiff va. ALMA O. Tear af Issuance June IS, A. D. WILKINS, Defendant, thin notice HIT ’ Dearrlptlan a f Pro pert ri la ta require you to file with N l l * Ft. of E «• F t of Lot I tha Clerk of eald Court ynur writ­ Central Park ten defenses. If guy, to rialntlfre Plat Book « Pago »» complaint filed In eald cause and In aerva a copy thereof upon Name In which aaaeased Marian I'lolntirri attorney not later than A Haiti Folenlue the l«th day nf March, A. D. l»»ej All o f said property begin la tha olherwlee, a decree proconfeeao County nf Seminole, Slate of Flor­ will ha entered agalnat you for ida. Unlaea auch eertlflcata ahall he redeemed arcordlng to law tha the relief prayed by Plaintiff. WITNESS my hand and tha seal proparty deacrlbed In nuch certio­ of aald Court thla Itth day of rate will ba told to the highest bidder at the, front door o f the February, A. D. III*. Seminole County Court House at (SEAL) Sanford, Florida, an tha flrat Mon­ DAVID M. (1ATCIIKI. day In. tha month of March, IMS, rterk of the Circuit Court which la thl Tth day of March, 111*. Ry: Martha T, Vlhlen Dated thle flth day al January, Deputy Clerk lt|*. Konnetk M. Loftier David M. Ratchet Edwards Rulldlng rierk Circuit Court, Poet Office Drawer tie Seminole Ceunty, Florida Hanford, Florida (Official Clerk’ s Seal) Attornoy for Plaintiff Publish Feh. l - l - t l . U , 1*41 Publish Feb. JJ. ft * Mar. T, 11. Legal Notice ORMIXOLR 4.01 ATT BONI.hU COMMISSION En4ien at Pnhtlp Meartag Ta whom It may concereit • Notice la hereby given In accordance with Section I pf the Boning Regulations that IV. A. Hunter has requested n "C ss" permit to build a hulk atorasa plant for I - P. Qaa oa tha following deacrlbed properly; E III ft af W l i t ft ef ■ I N ft af part of NIVU of NWU of Sort Ion I t - l t - f l . lying duo E and adjacent la preaent Southern Natural Gaa Bulk Plant. PubRo hearing will ba hald In tha Seminole County Court House, County Commlsalonsra room, M’ adneaday. Mareh », l i f t at 1:1* P. M. ar ao soon thereafter aa possible. SemlBolo Cooaty Boning Commlsslaa Ry R. g. Rrowa Seminole Couaty Xoalag Director Publish Ftbraary If, l i f t SEMINOLE COUNTY BOXIXO COMMISSIOE NaSteo a f Public Nearing To whom It may roncerni Notles la hereby given In accordance with Section I of Ihe Boning Regulations that Carl L Thompson, Jr,, for C. B. Hester has requested a “Use" permit to build and opernto a plant for making tils roof materials Ino smoke or dust) on Ihs following drs.rlbsd property! h w i # of NKli and that part of M V Ii of SEU lying N of SAL RR In Section U-XIS-S1E. • Public hearing will bo hold la the Ssmlnols County Court House, County Commissioners room, Wednesday, Match t, I f f* at Tift P. M. ar aa soon thereafter ao possible. Seminole County Boning Commission Ry Robert X. Brown Seminole County Court Mouse Publish February II. Iff* ■MMINOLR COUNTY SONINS COMMISSION Nation a f Pablle MoeHag To whom It may oonrerat Notice lo hereby glvoa In accordance with section S af tho Boning Regulations that Sam Fare* for W. K. Sehluaemeyer has requested a "tiee" permit te build a stable on tha follnwlas described property: XKU et NE«i ef Section Sf-XtS-ttE. Publlo hearing will ho bold In tha Seminole County Court House, County Commltsloaore room, Wednesday, Mareh S, l i f t at Till P. M. er aa soon thersaftsr ao poselble. Seminole County Boning Commission By Rqberl B. Brown Seminole Connty Benins •Dlreetar Publish Fobenerr SS. ISIS S— IBM! M C S t S T t BftXIXM OMMMfSSIMB Beftee e f BwhHe BeeHag Te wbnm It may renearnt • Nolle# Is hereby given te aocordanca with Section I of thn Banins Besulatlons that Frank Ruaaall has requested tha follow­ ing deacrlbed property he mined C-X Commercial: Beg at the NK ear of tha Stt af the S B * nf the JIW1* al Section IT-Xl-Xo run W M i l ft .ta tha M*erly M/W Uao of Slots Road I l-ld f, V , M llwy. tT -fl, thence SW'erly l l l l . l It. to U o Intersection of eeld B /W lias with the X-orly R /W lie- of t!-.r Lake Howell R osa Stale Read I lf, thence BE'srly along tho N'orly R /W Has i t L B. I f f IMS ft. thoacs XB'orly i t l f ft morn or lop* tP ths FOB, ooptalalag IS acroe, morn ar loan. Pablla hoarlag will bo Mid la tha Seminole County Court Haute. Ceunty Commleoloaora room, Wednesday March I, l i f t at TtM P. M. er aa soon thereafter ao possible. Semlaole Cossty Boning Commission By Robert S. Brown Seminole Ceaaty Senlng Dlraatep Publish Peeraary M. It, m e y ii/ Hi# sanford harald Is a family a f f a i r . . , rtad . . . advartisa . . . shop in Hit harald w . J- ‘ S iT r- • * *J*- kVhv p J 5W I M S O S tS T F SMS INS CSHMISSISS BeMee e f Pshffp B m H sy Te Whom It maY eeaosrat Notice Is hereby given la aocerdante with Beetlna I ef tha Sonins Regulations that Prank Harris haa. roquet tot a mao'* permit te build a maltlple family dwelling am the following described properly: L eu 1, I and t, Blech S. Lake View (AltaBUgq |y |§|gq, m aaU) eubdlvitleo. Publlo w|ll be hold In thn Somlntln Connty Court bile hearlaB hearing will House. Counly Commlagtenera room,, Wsdnenday, March S, 1SSS at Till P. XL AL nr er as aeon thereafter aa so peeslkla. possible.* Samlnule C-maty Zoatag Comas las Ina By R. S- Brown _ , _ . Semlnnle County Seslag Dirseder Publish Pekrnary SI. iff# BMVUIRUI emu STY BMXIhM UORMIBSIOX Settee o f PwhUe Mowrtwg Vo whom M may eastern; T M Semlaole Ceaaly Busing Cemmlsalea a l IU regular masting Is IM Semlaole county Court Meuse, County Commitefsaere room, a l TUB P. X , Wedasedar. February If, IMS, will S»ar any persens in District ». cemmleotaaer Homer LUtle'e DietrlcL who could so t be heard at IM mooting ef February Sth due i s gsaftlec SaaMaato'Oeustp Baaing Commission ■ y XUhert *. 'Brown _ _ . .NTMluolS Couaty Seslag Director Publish P s ruary XX. 1XM Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOE TAX OSKII I See. 104.IS Flerlda Statnles ef t e ie i NOTICE IH HERERT GIVES. That K. J. Bebr Ihs holder of the fallowing certificate has filed said certificate foe tsx dseri to be Issued thereon. The certificate number end year of Issuance, the description of ths property, end the name In which It was assessed are as follows: t'ertlfI* ate No. 114 . : _ Tear of Issuance Juno 1*. A. D. IXIT Description of Propertyl tints I. •. A T. Block B. Tract IT ganlsndo Springs According to Plats Thereof Recorded upon the Publlo Records of Seminule County. Florida Name In which assessed Hubert 11. Weldon et al All of laid propeety being W the county of Seminole. State of MorIda. Unless such certificate shall be redeemsd according to law Ihs pro. peMy described In aurh certificate will he sold to the highlit bidder at ths front door of ths Ssmlnols County Court House at Hanford, Florida, oa the first Monday In ths month nf March, li f t , whleh Is the 7th day of Marrh. 1X«». Dated thle Xlth day of January, li f t . David M. Oelcliel Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida (Official Clerk's Seal* Publish Fob. l-X-ll-JX, Iff* XOTICM f bee. l pent OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED 1P4.IS Florida Btainteo o f NOTICE IS HERERT GIVEN. That X. J. Rehr ths holder of Ihs following eertlflcata has fllsd said cortlficals for tax deed to ba Issued thereon. Tho certificate number and year af Issuance, tho descrip­ tion of the properly, and tha nsma In which It waa assessed are as follows: Certificate No. XTt Tear ef iMuanca June IS, A.D. 1*17 Description e f Preperlyi . N*e of NBU nf BWU ef N W 'i Section XX — Town■hip XI South — Range X* East I Acres Name In which amssstd Afnss Blackthear Helro All of said property being In Ihe County of Seminole. State of Florida. Unltee auch rorltflceu ■hall be redeemed according to lew the- property described In such certificate will be sold to tho hlgheet bidder at tho front door nf the Semlnola County Court Houat at Sanford, Florida, on the first Monday In the month of Marrh, Iff*, which ll ths Tth day of March, li f t . Dated this Xlth day of January, IMS. (SEAL) DAVID M. RATCHET, Clerk of Clrcut Coart Stmlnolo County Florida Publish I, X, 11, XX, Iff* . XOTICM (See. OP APPLICATION POM TAX UKKD 1B4.IS Flerlda Statutes ef IBttl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Jane Adrlatlco the hotdor of tha following certificate haa filed aald certificate for tag deed to bo Issu­ ed thoreoa. Tho certificate number and year of Issuance, the descrip­ tion nr tht property, and tho name la which It was assottod are aa follows! Certificate No. Xtl Tear af Issuance Juno 11, A. D. t i l t Deeorlptloa e f Property I B W U * of NtVU of NWI4 (Lea* Rd.) geetlon Xl-Township XI South- Rang# IS East IS Aorta. Name In whleh asttooog William L, Richards Alt of sold property being In tho County of Seminole, State of Flor­ ida. Unless such certificate shall M rodeomoA according to law the property described la ouch certi­ ficate will bo sold to tho hlgbstl bidder at tha' front door of tha Seminole County Court House at Hanford, Florida, oa the first Mon­ day la tho month of March. IMS, which la the Tth day af Mardh Iff* . Dates' this Xlth Say et January 1SM. (SEAL) DAVID M. OATCHEL Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County Florida Publish Fob. L E U , XX. IMS. XOTICM o r APPLICATION POM TAX DEED (See. XS4 4 S F lorida Slate toe e f 1SMI NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN, That X. -J. Bahr the holder of ths following certificate hao filed aald certificate for tax deed to be to be laoueA thereea. The certifi­ cate numMr aad year of leouaaco, tho deeerlptlee ef the property, ead the aame In whleh It waa as as seed are as fellawet , Certificate No. -S fi Tear ef leeuance June M, A. D. IXIT Description ad Pvepertyt Lot SI, Block A. Roplat of Lake Mobile Shores, n e t Rook S Page II Kamo la which assessed Tucker Developmeat Corp. All ef aald property belag la the Couhty pf damlaoto, Stole af Florie. Unless ouch certificate shall a redeemed according te law tha property described la aurh certifi­ cate will i e sold tp the hlgheet bidder at tha front door ef tho Semlaole County Court House at Sanford, Florida, on Iks first Mon­ day la the meatb ef March, t ff f. which Is tho Tth day of March. Iff*. Dated this Itth day ef Jaauary, t*M. (SEAL) DAVID M. OATCHEL Clerk Circuit Court Semlaole Couaty Florida PubIDh Feh. I. a. U , XX, Ilf*. t XN TffM CIRCUIT COURT XlhTM J lb ll'I A L CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IX AND FOO PMMINOLM COUNTY CHANCERY NO. ISSOS. FATE O RlFriN . Plaintiff W . NOAM GRIFFIN, JR.. Defendant XOTICM TO DEFEND 1MB STATE OF FU lRID A TOi W , NIMH UIUFFIX, JR. Martevllla, Oeorgla A Sworn Complaint having been filed against you tn the Circuit •Court In end for Seminole County, Florida, la Cbatvory, for Divorce, the oherl till# o f eeld ecllea being FATE GRIFFIN. Plaintiff, va W. NOAM URirPIN, JR.. Defendant, Ihoae pyeaeato are te canoe and require you te file your written dofeneeo. If any, te the Complaint (Red bireln. nnd • serve n espy thereof upon Plalntlffa Attornoy ua nr before the 1lib day af March, A. D. life, etherwloa a Decree Pro Confouo will bo oalorod against you and tho cause proceed oa parte. WITNESS my bond and official Seal at Sanford, Seminule Couaty, Flurlda, thle fth day of February, llli. (SEAL) David M. Gatckal Clark of lho Cirrult Court, Setnlaola. Connty, Florida • M n Martha T. Vlbloa Deputy d o rk Gordon V. Frederick Attorney lor Plaintiff P. O Mem l*te Xof-XBf North Park Avenue Sanford, Florida A : Pnh. 1 M. M. M, tBddv f NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Per. IBLtfl Florida Mamies ef teiei NOTICE IH HEREBT GIVEN Thai X. J. Behr tho holder nf tha following certificate hee filed said certificate for Is* deed tn be Issued therenn. th e certificate number and year of leeuame, tlm description of the property, snir the name In which It was aistited are as follows: Certificate No. XIX Tear ef Issuance Juno JO A. D. 1*17 Heorrflptlnn of Frnperly 7*nt », ( D l l V lr »» Ft. nf K Its Ft. A B M Ft.) Block B. ' Ifayman'o Add. In Alta­ monte, Plat Book X Page X* Name In which assessed D. B. Kelgant Hairs All of said property being In ths County of flctnlnole. Htats of Flor­ ida. Unless such certificate shall ha redeemed according to< law I l f property described In such certi­ ficate will ho sold to tha highest bidder at the front door of ths Hemlnols County Court House at Hanford, Florida, on ths first Mon­ day In the month of March. I*»*, which lo tho Tth day of March. ( 1» « * . Dated this Xlth day of January, life . David M. Oatchel Clerk Circuit Court. Hemlnols County, Florida (Official Clerk's Head Publish Fth. I-I-M -JJ. IMS. £ y NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (dee. I f LIB Florida Blatetea m l 1B4BI NOTICE IH HEREBY Ul VEX, That X. J. Ilebr the holder of the follnwlna certificate haa (lied said certificate for to* deed to bt Issued thereon. Tho certificate number and yeAr of Iteusnce. ths descrip­ tion of the property, and tho nsma ,« which It was assessed are as fellows: Certlflcala No. XJI Tear of Issuance Juno JO, A. D. TMT R Deserlptlea o f Property! w X 10 | Ft, of 1 Acre Hquaro In HW cor. of N 't of NWi» of HE 14 of HW<« Hectlon I I* — Townehlp >1 Houth— Range XI East Name In whtrh assessed Robert A Rattle Garrison All of said property being la Ihs County of Semlnnle, Bute of Florida. Unites auch certificate shall bt redeemsd arcordlng tn law tho property deecrlhed In such eertlflcata will bo (old to ths highest bidder at tha front dona of tho Hemlnols County C o u ^ House at Hanford, Florida, on tha first Monday In the month of March, 1**0. which Is ths Tth day of March. 1*40. Dated this Xlth day of January, IMS. (BEAL) DAVID M. Oatrhel Clerk Circuit Court* fl*mlnola County Florida Puhlleh Fob. 1. I, 11, XL !»•• NOTICE OF AFFLICATION FOR TAX OKED (Bee. IB4.IB Florida Statutes qA 1P4II V NOTICE IH HEnKBT OIVKN. Ths* R. Jaffo tha holder of the following certificate has filed sold certificate for tax deed to be Issued thereon. Tho certificate number and year of leeuance, ths description of tho property, and Ihs name In whisk it waa assessed are as fellowsi Certificate No. Xtl Tear of leeuanrs Juno X*. A. D. HIT Doorrlptloa of Property t Lot J), Block A Replal of Lak» Mobile Shorn Plat Hook X P ig s M Name In which aeeesoed N. O. M 'A Dowell Jr. w All of aald properly begin In Ilia County of Seminole, Stale of Flor­ ida. ITnleeo such rortlflcate aball bo redeemed arcordlng tn low ths property described In suck certifi­ cate Will bo sold ta tho highest bidder at tho front door of tha Reallnote County Court Houss at Hanford, Florida, on tho first Mon­ day la tko month of Match. IMS, which lo tho Tth day of March, IIS*. Dated this Xlth dag o f Jtsuaey l» f* . A David M. Oatrhel 9 Clerk Circuit Court. Hemlnols County, Florida (Official Clark's Heat) Publish February' 1-X -ll-X X -tff* IN TMM CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IX AND FOR SHMINOUH COCNTT. IX CHANCRRT NO. 1MMS SCIT TO RUIET TITLE JANE W . THOMPHOK, Plaintiff, vx MART MOAKLRT, If illva and £ dead, her unknown helra at la < 9 devisees or grantMS, — MOAKLET, husband of Mary Moabley, if alive, aad If dead, hlo unknown helro at law, davloooo or grantees, aad all parties claiming Interest by, through, under nnd against each af tho aferomontlonod parties and all partita, natural ar artifi­ cial, having or claiming to havo any right, title or Interest In tha lands gltuate. lying and being In Bemlnole County/ Florida, mnro particularly deacrlbed aa fellawet Lot T, Block IT of Iho Fourth Hectlon of Droamwold B s n -tt ford, Florida, according le Plat la Plat Book f, page •t. of Publlo Rseordt af ■omlaola County, Florida, Defendant*. NOTICE OF CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TOi MART. MOAKLET, If tllve an* If dead, bar unknown helra at law, devisees nr grantees.— — MOAKLET. husband or Mary Moakley, If alive, aad If dead, hie unknown htlrs at law, J devleeeo nr grantees, and all parties dalm lag Interest him. through, under and again W each of the aforementioned p parties and all parties, nstural or artificial, havlag or claim­ ing to have any right, title nr Interest In tho lands situate, * lying and being In geminate Connty, Florida. Tou Are hereby notified that tha Plaintiff, JANE W. THOMP­ SON. ban filed la the Cirrult Court ef the Math Judicial Clronlt of Florida la aad for the Counly of Seminole, her Complaint ashing to qultt title to tho following des­ cribed property! /> Lot T. Block XT Of tko Fourth Boctloo of Droamwold, Sanford*' Florida, according to Plot In Plat Book,*, pegs **, o f the Publlo Records of Hemlnols Connty, Florida. Tou are required to fils your Auowor or. other Pleadings ta tko mark ef tho Circuit Court of Semi­ nole Couaty. flerlda, with a copy o f eamo upon the Attorney for Iho Plaintiff, Chester K. Whittle, 104 Florida National Bank Build­ ing, Orlaada,. Florida, oa or before ' tho Itth day of March. tl*s. otherwise the allegatlea gf said C o il} lalat will bo taken ao confessed F You, This as ties shall ho pub­ lished once e week for four roeoecptlvg weeks By U a gaaford Herald. * howtos per published la CoM ty, Florida. Doted at Seafard. gemlaole O M «ty, Florida. U la 11th day of February, IMS. C D AVIS M. OATCMSU Clerk of Ctroglt Co m Somlaelo Couaty, Florida Byt Martha V. Vlhlea Deputy clerk * * . * ■ . « * * �— A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 Classified Phone FA 2-2611 DEADLINES . | 2. For Rent NEW 3-bedroom FA 3-7313. 5. Real Estate For Sale house. Phone FURNISHED house for rant, U Smyrna Dr., DcBary. APARTMENT, US Elm. FA 2-0571. FURNISHED collate at Fivt Points. Phone FA 2-1147. NICE 3-bedroom unfurnlihed house In Plnacreal, fenced yard, child­ ren welcome. Call TA 4-0447 •aafarl She 14 LOTS AT OSTEEN Good Building Iota, some front on Highway, 54,900.00 buys all 16 food terms. Qrralk Mon. Feb. 22. 1960—Pnge 9 IF YOU have painting problem* and want to take ad antage of years of txperienco and the beat of workmanship call K. M. Young FA 2-0594 or J. L. Bled­ soe FA 24122. IAFF-A-DAY St. Johns Realty Co. 116 North Park Ave. TllOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home Carpentry Repair* Roofing A Siding Phone FA 2-4452 BY OWNER: 2-b. troom CB home; corner lot; fenced hack yard. 1150 down. 1'hnne FA 2*1263. 2 ACRES , 2 acres with 2 bedroom, concrete 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. block home, high and dry land. Call FA 2-4444. T u n ., thru Frl. • 1 P. M. day he. House approximately .0 years fora Insertion. Men. • Sat. neen. old, with new roof. Several oak TWO 2-bedroom houses, kitchen* trees and assorted citrus trees •quipped. FA 2-4043. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Good water. On paved Rd. 510.900 with amall down pay­ Tura. thru Fri. • I P. M. day be­ WEI.AKA APARTMENTS: rooms ment. , prirata bathe, 114 W. first Stfore Insertion. Man. • Sat. noon. CLASSIFIED HOUSE PAINTING: Reasonable expert workmanship. Free esti­ mate*. Call FA 24171. DISPLAY: HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East $200 DOWN side between Celery and Geneva 2 BR. home with hardwood Boon The Herald will not be reapontible Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchei ap­ and ceramic tila bath. a far more than one Incorrect laterpliances. School bus atop. Quiet "tion o f your ad, and rraerrra the neighborhood. 575 per month. right to reviae or reject any ad* Phone FA 2-4145. vertisemeat from that, ordered to FURN. Apt. SOitt W. le t St. conform to the potlei** of thte Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha MPtr. LOOKING for aomethlng nice: 2bedroom house newly decorated, HOUSE, very reasonable. US CLASSIFIED INDEX lovely furniture, breczeway, car­ Country Club Circle. ports, fruit traea. 175 per month. L Good Food Adults, one small child accept­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor B. For Rent ed. 11 Smyrna D r„ DeBary. Call Raymond Lundquiit. Assoc. S. Wanted to Rant NO 4-5267. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 4. Real Eatato Wanlad S. Heal Katata For Sale 2. 5 and 4 BK. houses, 2 BR THREE bedroom home on two f . Mori gage Loans furnished apartment. Iota, earner So. Ssn.ord and 7. Bu»'iic«a Opportunities Itth. S t Come, look, mako of­ Y*A Insurance fer. T. V. Cantrell. S. Female Help Waatad •. Mala Help Wanted I I . Male or Female Registered Keel Eatate Broker rh. FA 2*1301 17-92 at Hiawatha I I . Work Wanted HERBERT STENSTROM 13. Plumbing Serricee Registered Rroker FURNISHED Apt. 500 Park. IS. Electriral Serricee LEN RlSNER 14. Build, Paint * Repair 6-ROOMS, tarnished, fenced yard. LOTTIE BROADWAY I f . Special Serricto E. Onora* dose to navy base. KEN TORBETT 1S*A Heauty Parlors BETTYE D. SMITH Elizabeth Roe*. 14. Flowers 4k Plante Aieociatui 3-BEDROOM hone* In Sunland M N. Park 24. Pete - Lireatock . — Ph. FA 2-I4M Estates, on Lake Dot Drive. I f . Machinery • Tnota Phone FA 2-7257. BY OWNER: House, 25,700. If you J*. Boats and Motors want ■ real buy oall FA 2-6236. N . Automobilaa 2-ROOM furnished apartment, 310 N -A Traileta Magnolia. Phone A. K. Rot set­ 24. Furnitare ter, Flore at. FA 2 1451. EYE OPENING VALUE M . Articles For Sala Maaonry Home featuring 2 Cera­ FURN. apt 2944 MeHonviU*. M-A Article Wanted mic tHe baths, separate dining M . Notices A Personals room and living room ovorleyed RENT A BED m l i Lost 4k Found with wall to wall carpet. Ett* ReOaway, Hospital 4k Baby B«4a W M . Education * I ehen equipped with stove, refri­ By Day. Week or Month. gerator, dishwasher and diipoeCARROLL'B FURNITURE »l. Large lot, la quiet neigh­ Ph. FA f-1141 114 W. let I t It Far* borhood. Owner says tell at LARGE 2-bedroom apartment, tha unusually reasonable price To Un partly furnished, screened poreh. of $14,700. MONTHLY PAY­ Days, phone FA 2-3144. MENTS ONLY 562.00 per mouth The HERALD after a modest down payment. 3. Wanlad to Rent Want Ada. This Dollar Squceilng Value la waiting lor you. PROFESSIONAL working eoupla Can now for appointment. 2. For Rent waat 1 sr 2 bedroom, bouse, kitsbaa. taenlsbut, in Lake Mary. W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Agency FURNISHED apartment reason­ Write Bog O. Sanford Herald. Phons FA 2-4901 112 N. Park able. centrally located. FA 2-14M. Phons FA 2 5321 2001 Park Dr. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom boose, 5. Real Eatata For Bala Call FA 2 3950. Stenstrom Realty • 9-ROOM apartment, famished, no children. FA 2-5927. Just Outside City Limits RAYMOND M. BALL AND ASSOCIATES i k iw I toUyou not to brine your *** ycm?" 5. Rm I b u t * For Solo REAL ESTATE DRU'E-IN J. W. HALL 2544 French Ave. Reait-r •Call Hall" Phone FA 2-3641 3-BEDROOM, 2 balh, double car­ ports, extra large utility room, Florida room. 110 Shannon Dr. FA 2-1370. LOTS — 4 CHOICE LOTS Near Winn-Dixie and Fdbd Fair. Sacrifice b e l o w appraisal. FA 25004. SUNLAND ESTATES: LUu new 3-bedroom, 2 bath home. Down payment lest than original. Call FA 2- THE TIME TESTED FIRM IM N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 24121 COUNTRY CLUB M inor: 3 bed­ room home with Venetian blinds, and plenty of shrubbery- excep­ tionally clean. FA 2-4704 or FA 24442. 8. Female Help Wanted MATURE WOMEN Your ago la not a handicap — .If you have about 4 hour* • d*y and witling to work — AVON has wonderful earning opportunity for you. For inter­ view in your home, write, NOW — Box 246, Lockhart, Fla. St. Johns Realty Co. Stenstrom Realty HI N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-1420 Legal Notice m r r iT io r * n a n s in tin s t - r *i» » n th a t I am snasss't I " buslntis at Ovtsits. gsnlnnls County. KlsrlSa. »•<*» tha fictitious nsms «f. H*I« Distri­ butors. anil that I Intmil to r»*l«* t»r said nsms wlib tha Clark af tha Circuit Court. H.mlnol. Counly, Flurlda. In acoordanra with lh» rnvl.lnua at ths Kleillloua X i n l 5 latut.a, ln-witl gactloa MIS* Florida Platataa 1**T. n o t ic e PRESCNTS 114 North Park Ave. S em k n o l l s IDEAL FAMILY HOMES • S BEDROOMS • lYt 4 S BATHS $550 DOWN FHA FINANCED Drive Four Bhacks Want O ff Franck Asa. On Mtk St. A Stamper Associate Is On The Premise* Dally. Priced Under Preoent Market ■RE OR CALL TODAY Stemper Agency Ph. FA 2*4M1 111 M. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2*0231 2441 Pork Are. ranot 3 Bedroom s-V /2 Baths OUrtTANMNft PBAtUBIS: MAI CadSwed'leSTril D a w n 's Jenkins Beauty Salon 2510 Oak Furniture 464 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7644 PA M454 Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart 211 Sanford Avo. Pb. FA B4U8 A Satisfied customer Is oar bad advertisement. ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Bed*. Day. Week or 144 So. Oak Ph. PA 1-5741 FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Avo. Pb. *A 2*710 18. Flowers ft Plants Mercury Outboard Motors WOODRUFF MARINE FA Windshield Hack Glass 2401 French Ave. Door Glass -Vent Glass 20. Automobilea SERVICE Sonknrik Glass and Taint Co. 1950 RENAULT Dalphlne, 2-1302 LIKE NEW hospital bod. Pbon* PA 2-3205. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BL1NDB small Enclosed head, tag-proof batten II. Work Wanted 11 l i t W. 2nd St. FA 2 4622 equity and lake up payments. rail with plasti* ends. Plastta Phone FA 2 4573. or rayon tapes. Cotton er agios WHITE GIRL, age 23. detlret DREDGING: Land filled and sords. cleaning or babysitting. Phone bcarhei pumped In. No job to •53 FORD PICKUP, best offer. Senkarik Gians end Paint Co. FA 2 4454. small or to large. Call TEmple 603 Santa Rarhara Dr. 112-114 W. 2nd St PA 244m 1-4038. BOOKKEEPING, accountant, IS *55 RUICK. radio and heater, DynGOOD Used Appliances and TV'a. years experience in all phases allow. Ph. TA 2 6661. * Gormly, Inc., Third ft Palmetto. office procedure; Journals, all 1058 RUICK, Dynaflow and heater, types Ledgers thru General low mileage, like new through­ REBUILT auto generators end Ledger", cost accounting and starters, 4 and 12 volts. Now out. Call FA 2-2800. payroll: desires permanent posi­ North Orlando Electronic* mufflers (or popular cart. Boole tion with reputable company in Ph. FA 2 1954 - FA 2 0063 46 CHEVROLET hutlntia coup*, Used Auto Paris, South ea 1744 Seminole County. Local resident. 2713 Orlando Dr. — Hwy, 17-02 new motor, good tirea. |I06, 405 Hwy. Phone FA FA 2-7555. Holly Ave. 1054 PREMIER (1) with attach­ 20-A Trailers ments. LB-LW portable. Bcwa ALL MAKES ft MODELS forward and ravtrs* and d a m . 104 So. Park (24 hr. aer.) FOR SALE — 1056 Spene* Craft 14 payments, 53.20 aa. Write CR. FA 2-3625 House Trailer. 46texl. See Clyde Mgr., Boa A ft A, Sanford Her­ ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ Walls at DeWitli Trailer Park ald. ments, Invoices, hand bills, and No phone calls. FOAM rubber 51.00 per R>-. Q- L programs, * t c. Progressive shovels $1.42 each. Army Navy Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2951— 1061 2 BEDROOM, 36 ft. Colonial housatratlar, very good condi­ 306 West 13th St. Surplus, IIP Sanford Avo. TRAIN IN THE SOUTH tion, custom built, 51550. Can The construction Industry It boom- ANY TV nEPAIRED 53.50 plus bo seen anytime. Oak H1U Trail 52,000 BTU oil circulator Roster, has to be m m to appreciate. parts. If brought to shop by cus­ er Park, Orange City. . Become a part of thla vital Cheap! Call PA 2-4347. tomers. All work guaranteed for . Operate bulldozer*, tourna21. Furnltura pulls. scraper*, draglines, shov­ 90 days. t APARTMENT alto gaa stove; CENTURY TV SERVICE els, etc. 1 four drawer chost of-dnw ors: 1111 Celery Ava. Phone FA '-14I2 CUSTOM B U ltT. furniture 1 baby stroller, Ilk# sow ; Train for three full-packed weeka glo pieces or *eU. Also furni­ FA 34410. —actual exprriener—at our huge * PUMPS - SPRINKLERS ture repair. Cabinet* training ground. Nationwide or AR type* and slses. Installed FA 2-7061. VICTOR ten key adding m acblM , foreign placement if desired. "D o H Yourself" 2 years old, 230. Call FA >4310. WE REPAIR AND SLRVICF. • BIG VALUES Write National School of Construc­ • |UICK CREDIT STINE tion^ P. O. Boa 666, Cories, Fla., Machinery and Supply Co. • EASY TERMS for infnrmalWn, giving name, 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 6432 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMP* address, phone, best hours for interview. PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING i Now and Used Furniture W. L. HARMON FA 1 5621 PH. FA 2-4228 After I P. M. 311 K. First St. NAVY AND T V & Radio Service (Home &Auto) Sewing Mach. Repairs M E N 19-48 Train to operate heavy earth-moving equipment S t Johns Realty Co. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. St. Johns Realty Be Lovelier With Professional New ft Used Furniture ft Appli­ ance*. A Good Place Ye Beauty Care. BUY, SELL er TRADE AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 2-20 Real Eatato — Insurance Surely Bonds MEW 2-bedroom CB house on Vth- Nice etean *wo bedroom homo SIS R«. Park Ave. Pb. FA S-M4t NEED MONEY? on taro lots. Priced at 26.045. len Road, kitchen equipped, fur­ Hanford Easy items. Becoma an AVON Representa­ nished or unfurnished, tile hath. Evans Bldg. U k a Mary tive. Pleasant work and hours % Call FA 2-6007 anytime. Ph. FA 2-1200 to suit your household sched­ Country homo In Volusia County, fcoUSE for rent, Sn. Sanfrord ule. Write, Manager for inter­ flva acres with oseellent two WILL TRADE lota or acreage for Ave., near Lake Jessup. Phone view in your home, Box 246, bedroom house; storage; gar* housotrallor. FA 2-0510. FA 2-5414. Lockhart, Fla. ‘ age; ehicken houses. Ideal for poultry or kennel. Prleed at rURNISHED apartment*, hard­ 10,000. Easy term*. FARMER’S AGENCY wood floors, tile hatha. 602 W. N, V. Farmer, Realtor CASHIER part time work, apply 27th. Btreat. D. H. Whitmore Rlti Theatre. Lakefrent homesKaa 11,200 up with Lillian G. Trams easy term*. 3-BEDROOM hpuso for rent. Associates. 9. Male Help Wanted FA 2-2773. 116 g. French Ave. Ph. FA 3-1211 After houra, FA 2-2616, FA 2-4421. ROUTE SALESMAN for Sanford. ft FOR RENT BROKER Write Florida Cooperative For w l b s following ic a list of hornet 202 So. Park Avo. pb FA 21401 FA 2-0241 The Blind, P. O. Box 2411, Or­ and duplex apartments located ACREAGE FOR SALE lando. in desirable sections of town 1. 40 acre tract' at Geneva, 14 Rental—Choice l/ocation and all feituring fully equipped acres cleared for citrus. Leia II. Work Wanted kitchen*. Largo furnished two bedroom than $200.00 par acre. homo at 413 E. First Street. WIDOW withes position aa full Beautiful aetting and view. Ideal 2. 30 acre* of good citrus land 2000 Washington Avenue tin e receptionist, clerk rashlar 1bedroom, 1 bath. 51M month.for residence or professional lo­ near Genova, Inis property sur* or motel aislatant. Have busi­ t cation. Drive by, then call for rounds a 10 acra grove. Good ness aducation, motel training a Stamper Associate who will 107 North Virginia access to this property, priced and home nursing course. Ref­ 2bedroom, 2 bath, flrrplare, he happy to show you inside. at 56,600.00, Terms available. erence*. Write Box J. T-, San­ Other rentali available from $35. 0 attic fan, 5IM month. ford Herald. 3. 160 arras o f unimproved unim; eras of Usd, W. H. “ BUI" STEMPER Ageacy Loch Arbor near Gentva, 222,500.00, terms. TYPING at boma, legal or any other. Phone FA 2-6644. Phone FA 2-4901 112 N. Park liable June let. Avalli Phone FA 2 6321 3001 Park Dr. 4. 314 acres between Geneva and 2-bedroom, 2 bath, completely furnished Including dishwasher, Oviedo te mile road front, WHITE MALE, 27, desires part 2-BEDROOM home in woll estab­ Urn* job from I P . M. to midfreezer, and boat 4200 month. 2200.00 per acre, M% down. lished neighborhood. S p o e I a I nifkt, available T night* a week, terms. FA 2-4150. win consider anything. FA 24447 SM Grapeville aftar >. i l l North Park Ave. l-bedroom, 1 hath. IM month. GROVE AND LAEEFRONT 35 acres. P ads area, 10 acres 314 Weat 12th. Street planted In Valencia orangei, ■ kl-bedropm duplex, completely years old, 2.000 feet front on Aa m a M n. Amm wn 'furnished. 565 month. Lake, good term*. Lake Mary f-bedroom, 1 bath duplex. 515 month. 21. Furniture Cut flower* For Any Oceassioa 22. Articles For Sals SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA 21422 or FA 24470 HI PI UNIT (all or part), Ltaolng 13" speaker tie. Vlklag tap* 19. Boats and Motors recorder 160. 2o W. Anaya and Preamp tso. Garrard turntable 15. Special Service* HOU8E BOAT, completely equip­ 535. Call FA 2-7041. ped, — le u motor — $050. Call CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: AH FA 2-4219. SeU U* Your Funritafs. Quick work guaranteed. Free RttlService With l b s Cask. SUPER mates. Phone FA 2-7612. TRADING POST. PA MITT. Gateway To Tha Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer CLOCK REPAIRING: Wheele**, POSTER type itngte bod t » ; Longwood Park, FA 2-7673. R o b s o n Sporting G ood a Magnavox TV. 17 la. euasolo 30444 E. 1st. Pb. FA 2-5441 545. PA 1-1 ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates. • 15*A Beauty Parlors WALL PAPERING ft PAINTING Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Contact SOS Weat Sth St. Phone FA 24643 RESPONSIBILITY: ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates 14. Build. Paint A Repair HI* bank*, srixs&rw rrftm $ 10,650 fi \ WILSON - MAIER 12. Plumbing Services . $SAVE$ INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM II. MURRAY PLUMBING New ft Used ti l l Celery Ave. Tel FA 2-1394 Contracting A Repairs Furniture and Appliances Free Estimates SERVICE CALLS 51.50. Tor de­ R. L HARVEY pendable TV servlet call San­ 204 Sanford Avo. Phone FA 2-3363 ford TV Center. 0th. and San­ 2OI-M0 R. Fteut BL Pb. FA 04000 ford Ave. TA J 9741. Mather of Sanford Wall Plumbing ft II K A T 1 N O Uniting H. B. POPE CO. no S. Park - FA 2-4234 AIR CONDITIONING TV and CONTRACT and REP MR WORK 1007 Sanford Avo. PA 2 6562 1.1. Elect rleal Service* RADIO REPAIR af *r 1:00 nlghta and weekends; Baaford, Lake Mary and Longwood FA 2 2772 and FA 2 6611. I5*A lleituly I’nrlor* Houtt Wiring — Electric Service Sid Vlhlen June Brown's Beauty Solon RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia FA 2 0915 2010 Adams Ave. Ph. FA 2-1627 14. Build, Palftl ft Repair DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP 2004 Adams Ph. FA * '551 F E R T IforL I Z E R FL O W E R S SH R U BS LAWNS FREE DELIVERY Lommerse LAWN MAINTENANCE PHONE FA 2*7107 WELCOME NEW COM ER8 TO SAN FO RD Ws Invito you to bo our shariaIsly fro# witbout ttoa at woo *4 Buuford's Mstole white you teaat* unit' able housing far yooroolf ssd. family. Pick up ysur key sl| our Kate* Off)**, S U N LA N D Estates & Painters ft Decoralnn —Free Estimates. Ph. FA 2 6396. rainbow B ft M ROOFING Contracting ft Repairs Licensed — Bonded —Insured FREE ESTIMATES 500 Laurel Ava. I>i.. FA 3 7643 South PINECRESTI T O p ip M M jl V n*v. K tM :; 4th Addition N EW R AV EN N A Romeo Dssjgnsd For FieridA Living. 9 ft 4 Bedrooms — 1 ft t Baths PARK HOMES • Quiet Community • Nesr Golf Course $450 Down Turn Wsst On 2011a 81. Follow Country Club Rd. ft WsUh For Our Signs . . . . OPEN D A ILY 9:00 A. M. Til Dirk SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. Til Dsrfc $350 Down From $ 68.50 Monthly LOCATION: 2010 Grandview Avenue, situs tod sn largo 00* x 200’ lot; Quiet, exclusive residential section, with deed-end nireei. Lett* traffic—safer far thi kids! ROOMS: S lovely bedrooms, t tils baths, spacious living room and dining area, lovely kitchen, ampio closets, rarporte and utility room. EQUIPMENT! Fully equipped nil oloctrie kitchen, featuring all ntainlen* stool appliance*, Including built in range, wall oven, dishwasher, double oink, and refrigerator. Also hao heating unit, exhaust fan, hoi water heater, blinds, wall sad pump. PRICK: The total pries is lust 116,800. After a very reasonable down payment of 11600, you can annum# • VA iVi*' 28 yoar mortgage, with monthly payments sf only .899 per month. VA-FHAF H A In Servlet Conventional Financing Down P aym en t! Low a t $425 You e*R move in lmmsdi-1 ntcly whils ths papers ars| being processed. Ws Gunrsnts* Psrsatol Satisfaction On Th# Construction Of Yopr Home For The First Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Coat WiU.Bs Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor, EXCLUSIVE WITH M S rU Y MODUS\ 0 FMN D R Y OW I gnited, Hu. f w. Pb. PA 8*7462 P -O B e st* » J Sfauunakah Construction Co„ Ins. 141 Wte4 264k Htree4 Chon* FA 2-5142 Off lee STEN STRO M 111 N. PARK AVE. REA LTY PH. FA 2-24M 1104 P. M. TR C s r .n w y .lT 't t iH t fc m .l FA MS9I �V U.S. Government Inspected Grade “A " Quick Frozen m . i H . n CORNISH GAM E g » ,1 K ' i /. H a* L * „ • 1 ' 1 1 WJ, » t V s* 1 K t v f ' . ’, ■ ■ *1 I -I 1I ' * 16-20 oz Average I T { H 1 ■ p :- - PSG U.S. Choice m 8BMN0LE HIGH DCT STUDENT, Larry David !r congratulated by Seminole High Principal Andrew Bracken for becoming president of Diveriifted Cooperative Training atudenta in five eountiee. Davit wan elected at a convention la Winter Park attended by 280 Central Florida DCT atudenta and coordinator*. With Davit it hla campaign manager. Kathy Carlo#. Thla waa the firat time a Seminole candidate had aver attained the office. (Herald Photo) Caah award* totalling $2M.so ware given by the Seminal* Coun­ ty, P * 5 Aaaeclatioa laat week. bath price* available totalled SNL Since there wasn't an entry it r every priee ciet .mention, eom* o f thee* awards went melalmed County Agricnltnral Agent Cecil fe e k o r antd. This mad* a aitua* Pee where thee* were eeveral ip licanta for tome price* and no ap­ plicant* for other*. Agricultural dlW*lon award* totaled IlM letaied 9 1 ».m .* . Liveatock eahibiU exhibit* received fN J d ; boy* 4-H Clob **• Mbits, S O T U rfaet fruit *r vegatable, to f; and 4*H Club com­ munity exhibit*; fto. The Lake Mary, Slavla, San* told and North Orlando giria' 4-H tiuba aaeh received 91*. Priaa winner* la tba largest fruit or vegetebie claw war* Lo­ gan Curry, Dunn* Koliett, Gary Smith, Wayn# Daniton, Mr*. C. Mixon, Tony Jlmanea, and Mr*, g * may. Price* In tba boy*' 4-H Club exhibit* wars awarded to Dee SpIdelV Rennie ‘ Mlxoo, Devld Mobn,. T o w Jimmies, Rea* Jimene*. Jonathan Luke*, Login Cur­ ry. Paul Lukas Jr., RuarnU Avery, aad Steven Shook. Livestock exhibit ribbon* and eeah prim* to the poultry ahow went te Taay Jlameaa, Gary Don­ aldson, and Paul Luka* Jr., Reno Jimeaet'a racing pigeons woo two hhio ribbon*. Rabbit show award winner* were Gary Deealdeon, WASHINGTON (DPI) Hie ffouae Appropriation* Committee Friday granted every penny of Em n millieo dollars the adminis­ tration requested to epeed up the nation's apace program. . The new fund*. to be used by .to* N * t i * a a 1 Aeronautic* and Spec* Admlnietratlea during the present fUeal year ending June 30. wto pa mostly for the Mercury mta-hMpaee project H m t o * were contained to n supplemental appropriation b i l l Which Urn commute* seat to the Mouse fleer tor ectien Tuesday, day. out aaai nnn murpn/t asvduiv ws »let, Calby Beit, Martha Dean, Catherine Dean. Joyce Belihorn, Stephanie Lankford. Bonnie Stadden and Debbie Krecek. •Winner* in th e.ll-tl food exhibit were Linda King, Patay Settler, Joyce Walts. Evelyn Andrew*, Carla L om m ler. and Suiaa Garrow. Needle work and craft* entrants vho won ribbon* and cash price* in the ag*40-l> da*a were Thelma Young, Pat WUlia, Wanda Mixon, Joyce Wall*, Debbie Creeck, Martha Dean, Cynthia WOsoa, Jacolyn Carnoi, dandra Van Horn, Kathleen Rook, Sandra Mikler, Carla Lommler, Rena McKencle Women's department table lin­ en class winners wars Mr*. Mary CremwoU. Mra. R. 9 . Crenshaw, Mra. C. i Lee, Mrs. 0 . L. Gold sttla, Mrs. C. 8. Lea, M r* Cart Stepheni, lira. A1 MeMIUlaa, Mrs. Laura Kreguer, Mrs. R. L. Brad­ bury, and Mrs. Vincent Mateeki. TextUe painting winners war* Mra. M. Graham, Mrs. Ann Milchill, and Mra. Harold Fauver. Taking prises In Uta bedroom furnishing* clasi wars Mr*. 0 . C. Goldstein, Mri. Roy TUlls, Mrs. John CaUahaa, Mr*. Ai McMillan. Mr*. Hand Is Gray and Mra. Elton Bennett. Scout Troop 44 Honor Court Set Boy Scoot Troop 44 of Orange City will bold ita Eagle Court of Honor Monday In Denary. It win be held at • p, m. In the Com­ munity Center on Shalt Road. The troop extendi an iavltetiee to aU past scoutere, aa well a i to tba public. Scoutmaeter Robert Cleveland, along with other Boy Scout execu­ tives, will conduct the ceremoniei in which the boy* will be elevated to the highest Boy Scout rank. The ecoute are Robert Cleveland, Jr. o f Orange City, and Wellesley Corbett, Rtoart Corson. Kenneth La Roy, and Edward Redman, *f DeBary. Pritei for pullts and bedspread* entered went to Mr*. C. S. Lee, Mr*. C. C. Nagel, Mra. Vincent Mateeki, Mra. Lata Layman, Mr*. Betty Loain, Mra. A. K. Apple, by, Mra. John Crawford, Mra. Lena Kith, Mr*. C. K. Hunter, Mra. Kay Saiaman and Mra. Chart** Schultse. Knitting p r im were awarded to Mra. Betty Loain and Mra. 0 . L. Ooldatein. Award* for price rag* were given to Mica Eva Hunt, Mra. Vincent Mateeki, Mra. Earl Duncan, Mra. H. H. Duncan and Mr*. Gertrud* Croaa. Craft* award* went to Mra. Lydia WUaon, Mra. Cart Stephen*, Pete Wilson. Mra. John Pariak, Mrs. Pete Wilson, Mrs. Olga Hunter, Mrs. Via cant Mateeki, Mr*. Elton Bennett, Mr*. G. W. Klmmona, Mr*. E. C, Nagel, Mrs. John Callahan, Mm. Attain* Me* Arthur, Mrs. S. E. Norwood, Mra. W. W. Deitrick, Mrs. Russell Haas, Mra. Jack Standlfsr, Mra. Kay Saiaman, Mr*. Ruth Daniel*, and Mra. K. F . Crenshaw. __ la the mlaeaiflmeoui bom* eeonomiee eeetien, priiea went te Mri. Maudia Gray, Mra. B. R. Gray, Mrs. Eltoa Bennatt, Mra. Lydia WUaon, Mra. W. J. Hart toy, Mrs. John Callahan, Mrs. Via. cent Mateeki. Mra. Cart Stepheni and Mra. A1 McMillan. South American Lean & M eaty PSG A ll Lean Freshly Ground De//cdtossen SWIFT’S PREMIUM PICKLED Fyne-Taste Flavorful GOSPEL C O R N ED BEEF PSG ALLMEAT ASSORTED LUNCHEON MEATS SN A C K PACK SING ING Tbursdfty Feb. 25 at 8 P . M . PHILADELPHIA OR MAYFAIR SEM IN O LE H IG H SCHOOL A U D IT O R IU M CHEESE W ITH POOD ORDER S E A FOODS Everbest Delicious SCALLOPS * 59fro zen foods T h f Famous • • . LE m \\ m > 4 MORTON FANCY MEAL IN ONE FEVRES From WAGA-TV i B -iA i’/ u S p ec/ i / r * I f �i” : r . r y ~ ~ ----------- r tt ;-----------~ mm -r r - i 91 * • ':. Snow Blankets Plains By United Pnm International A blizzard battared the Plain* atatea with 40 mile an hour winds and foot-deep •now today. It was the lateat of a Ion* line of vicioua winter atorma that paraded across the country this month. • The heavy anow, combined with nearjrale winds and very cold air. made travel extremely dangerous, the weather bureau said. Word crews fought mounting drifts to keep main highways open. Up to 12 inches of snow fell in KanMa Monday night. The weather bureau Issued heavy snow, warnings for parts of Ne­ braska, low* and Missouri with winds ex­ pected to reach 60 miles an hour in some sections. • The storm was expected to reach the Great Lakes area tonight. A cold wave chased the storm across the country. The mercury dropped to 10 degrees at Amarillo, Tax* and 8 at Dalhart. In the Texas Panhandle. Reading! near zero were common in New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming. Children in Colorado were given a school holiday Monday when the storm reduced visibility to “yardstick length." The storm provided high drama when two Great Falls, Mont., couples were rescued after spending more than 24 hours in an isolated valley where their plane made an emergency landing. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. McCabe Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flynn suffered only cuts, bruises and minor frostbite dur­ ing their long ordeal. A helicopter *vneuated them from the Montana mountains. Better Roads Plans ‘Adopted By Board •M Ifm lfo VOL. 1LIX WBATRBR: Partogr cloudy today and tonight. High today. 62*70, Low tonight, 40-46. United t r r a Lasmed Wire EatabHahed 1008 TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1060 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 635 Leaders Back Van H oy County Commission Post t p. m. Slocks Oily Commissioner* agreed Mon­ NEW YORK (UPI). Stock day night that gaaford need* prices at I p. ra.: representation on to* County Com­ American Airlines ................ 3144 mission and decided to aak J. M. American T A T ....................... 08 Van Hoy V be would accept their nclhlehrm Steel ................... 49'4 recommendation tor the vacant Caterpillar ............................ 29’ 4 commission seat for District g, C A O .................................... 6S>* which includes the city. They said they would rocomChrysler ................................. SS*. The County Commission today adopted a “ finur pri­ Curtis* • Wright ................... 29 ntent that Van Hoy be appointed mary and secondary road program to present to the State Dupont .................................. 336 to the county board V he ia avail­ Ford Motor ....................... *0' , able. An appointment to the anRoad Department at its budget meeting March 10. General Electric ................ to1* expired term of David Gatobel Top priority primary projects include: General Motors ................... 47'4 must be mad* by tb* governor. 1—Widen and rebuild SR 436 from Altamonte Springs Graham • Paige .................. 2*« A special election ia May to fill ------;------------ • to th* turkey farm, Int. TAT .............................. 34H Ihe post has been pointed out as Lorillard .......................... 73U necessary by Rep. Gordon Fred 5— Osteen bridge and connect­ Minute M a id .......................... 1WH crick, since the vacaney baa exist­ ing link to SR 16. Penney U4W ed more than to days. 3— Four-lane Geneva Ave. from City Commissioner J. M. Penn RR ...................... 1144 Mellonville to French Aves, Royal American .................. 3W Crapps suggested to* beard beck 4— Realign and resurfaca SR Scar* Roebuck ..................... 4644 Van Hoy and Mayor Earl Hig­ .MIAMI (UPI) - Monday's IS- 426 from the Orange County line Standard Oil (NJ) .............. 46>4 ginbotham agreed Van Hoy would degree reading at Miami broke to BR 46. Sludebaker............................ 17H be a food administrator M b* an ll-year>old high temperature •—Complete W. First St. from U. S. Steel ............................ «744 could bo tempted te accept ( mark for ih* city but did not top French Ave to the interstate road. Weatlnghouse El.................... 3044 poet. the state for Ihe day. K waa N Secondary road improvement at Weit Palm Beach, warmest .place in the nation Monday. Ml- projects Include: O im i'a old high was 03, set la 1— SR 427 from SR 436 to the lots. Orange County line. 2— SR 427 from Long wood to Altamonte Spring*. WASHINGTON (UPI) The 3— Bear Lake Rd. from SR 436 lenats Migratory Labor Subcom­ to the Orange County line. mittee will bold four daya of field 4— SR 46A from Banana Lake tripa and bearing! la Florida aeit Rd. to SR 46. week. Sen. Harrison A. Williams 6— Molnar Ave. from 8K 417 to (D-N.J.I. chairman, said the hear­ SR 419. ings will be the first since he la6—Concrete bridges on Red Bug HAVANA (UPI) — Premier Fidel Cnatro’a revolution, (reduced three bills relstiag to Lake Rd. •migrant worker*’ problems. The program also calls for a itry government took over the newnpaper El Mundo and th* survey for Lake Jessup Causeway Telentundo TV station Monday night, completing ita aeixure to Oviedo and purchase right-of- of Italian buninexMman Amedeo Barletta’a Cuban proportion DENPA8AR, Indonesia (UPI) way for realignment o f SR 426 valued at $40 million. Soviet Premier NikUa Khrushchev from the Orange County line to T o p e x e c u tiv e * o f th e n ew sp a p er and t h e a ta tio n flew here today with President Su­ SR 46. resigned at once, and government karno to relax tor a Urns on Tho board also agreed te sub­ beautiful Bali before plunging into mit its application for an addi­ men were installed In their places. serious negotiations. Tbs Sovist tional half million dollars from se­ El Mundo and Tele mundo were leader—a professed atheist—stood condary gat tax fund monay. The taken over by to* Ministry tor toa impassively In tbo tropic boat funds would be utod tot Recovery of Wole* Property, .through an-eight-minute religious l-c&abuild Sanford Ave. from which netted Cuban proper BR.dfi-to Glades'* Cornet-; « —PuWsaa* right-of-way fer letta and hi Trial Date First St. .from French Ave. te the son, Amadeo Jr. Barletta ha* denied to* govern­ JACKSONVILLE (U P D -A new interstate road. trial dato is expected to ho sot g—Widen and rebuild SR 467 ment's charge that be “ profited today for Mrs. Elisabeth L. Sams, from BR 436 te the Orange County unjustifiably” from bis relation­ SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (U P U ship with ousted cx-President Ful- A new Independence movement la charged with forgery ia chocks line. gencio Batista and leaders af bis d ra m ass the Jacksonville Polios 4— Build a new bridge over toe growing to Puerto Rico out of the administration. Department's Credit Uaioe. Mrs. Kconlockhatchee River. debris o f to* old and discredited El Munda ia to* second news­ parties wboao fanatical teal result Sams, wife of Jacksonville Beach •—Purchase right-of-way ' for Mayer L D. gems, has beee HI SR 411 new bridge and aonneeltea paper toe Castro regime baa tak­ ed to bloody bursts at gunfire k en over tola year. 11m ouetotry Washington tsrie* to tha past K .w ith a stoma eh disorder, Aa te SR 46. seised the once-lndependenl Ad­ years. •earlier trial, eat to begin Fob. S, vance last monte, after Ra owner waa postponed because of her MlThe m w group to the “ Mori and publisher Jorge la y s*, Red mlento Independent la” composed to to* UK. mainly of young people, totellec Castro's "revolutionary press" tea If, students and warkars be now numbers coven newspapers, CHICAGO (UFI) —University of tween to* age* of to aad 30. Com­ plus th* Communist publication munists to its membership form California Dean Orlando W. WllHoy, which alwepa Hoes up with aoa take* ever March g the tough­ only a small percentage. the aov sen meat. est pettos lab to toe eeeatry to­ The tea dor to Juaa Maria Braa, Six Havana newspapers are still day—cleaning up (be scandalThe City Commission ha* agreed a brilliant young lawyer In his independently published, but their •earrad Chicago Polio* Depart- te add a performers’ dressing early 30a, who was oapcllcd from .mesu. Mayor Risherd J. Daley room and Isvotary facllitioo to th* pages are customarily dotted wMfi too Univarsity af Puerto Rico ais "footnotes" inserted by their "stunned veteran poUcesate end Civic Center aoditorium. or seven years ago whoa Chancel surprised moot Chicagoans Mom The Installation .was requested workers branding atoriaa they dis­ tor Jaime Bonidoa launched what w an e *P- by the Sanford-DaRary Bn torials- approve as "false” or "enotoieaL” waa then called a "brain washing" •eperinton- meat Assn. at students favoring Independence. Entertainment Association o f­ Maria Bros tod to* opposition ficers, Mrs. Camilla Rrueo and to toe "hratowatetog,” toe object of which waa te urge students te Chanter Reariek, told ton comacoopt Mm V. S. commonwealth mission Monday night that dress­ Ml* far Puerto Rio* s* backed hr ing mom and lavatory facilities Gov. W to M u ra Marin. He was for performer* at the Okie Center expelled, went to th* United Stales are Inadequate. Sanford will have trouble getting good enUrtainsra JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Fore­ to complete his education and reto perform hero ealees those fa ­ most Dairies, lac. was granted turned to Puerto Rice. H m movement to reported grow­ ctliUse are improved they aald. another 30 days Monday te pre­ gcminoU County should get its ing throughout to* island and now first animal shelter to toe near Actress Betts Devls complained pare arguments against revoca­ has 1,0W te 3,000 member*. Use about the facilities when she per­ tion or suspensioa of its license future. language they us* I* more radical The County Commission today formed recently, they pointed out. by the State Milk Commission. than that used by toe old lodeReariek and Mrs. Bruce agreed Circuit Judge William A. Stanly •greed to lease ■ two-acre tract P«nd*a#* Party, b*t so far they with the commissioners that lava­ Issued a temporary injunction pre­ near Cassidy Ave. and UK. IT-B3 limit took opposition to words. to bs used as an animal Mm*ter tory and dressing room fecllltlea venting the commission from hold­ TTm group publishes a monthly by to* Sanford Humans Society. edded oa the east side of the ing a hearing in Ihe cate last Wed­ n e w s p a p e r called "Claridad" The hoard informed Humane Civic Center would be enough. nesday. He gave each side 30 days which lakes a strong verbal stand Society President Harriett Cow- Commissioner J. H. Crapps pro­ to prepare briefs. Th* commission has accused for Independence. • toy it would toast the toad an a posed that this addition be 30 by 10 was tola group which d ca Foremost of buying milk from far­ 44 feet. year-to-year basis. mers in St. Petersburg and Gaines­ ooAratod Monday at the airport However, the commissioners ville, both areas under commission who* President Eisenhower arriv­ said final approval must coma a l­ control, and Bailing it ia Tallahas­ ed tor a* overnight stay. There tar a public bearing to hold “ ia see, which ia not under commission waa m violence—Just shouts and case (hero are any peraooa who control. M had ordered too dairy slogans which Eisenhower did not don't with th* shelter near their to show eauso Wednesday why Ms hear ar ace. bomei or property.” All men member* o f Good license should aot be suspended ar Mrs. Cowley laid too society Shepherd Luthsrn Church are revoked. will discuss plans lor the shelter Foremost, to filing suit Friday at its meeting Thursday at g a»k*d te attend a meeting at 7:30 l». m. in the Aatericaa Legion p.m. Thursday at tb* home of a aking for aa injunction, contended T. K. Hutu, 1413 Park Ave., for the commission's action violated • ia ll. “ We hop* U start work on the ton purpose o f organising a men's federal regUattoa* aenceraing free WARRINGTON (U PI) — Presl commerce. project aa soon a* wo alga to* group ia tha church. dent Rtoen hewer today vetoed tto leas* agreement if there is no fi n t Mg bill o f the oiecMon-yeer 'opposition et th* public hearing,” Cong roue—• measure to »*yt**^ Mrs. Cowley said. fader-pl spending to curb pollution “ With the support we have beta o f tto* nation's waterway*. promised, we believe .hat we can H m rotecd bill would have MOBILE, Ate. (U FI) — Turnip house yard full of young have an animal shelter by the raised to f*0O million to* presoot greens—that old standby *a south­ summer months,” ah* added and •lace tha e n g promises to be a long-mag* ceiling o f $600 Million aiHrd that all interested persons er* menus—had county officials good o m . lo a ity on federal grant* to help local attend ihe Thursday meeting. baffled today. coasMuaittoc build A healthy young crop *f turnip yreena popped out on the lawn o f Festival, complete with Ihe sew $5 million Mobile Coun­ for "Mias Turnip Groan.' ty Courthouse Moaday. Paying Shrincrs T o install Officials were asking toe as selves Tha Shrine Club wto install afWASHINGTON (UPI) Gee. the*# quest loos: Letting I r o n in Ua annual Installation Who planted the turnip greens? sell them Nathan F. Twining, who under­ M a y at ! ; N p. went a lung cancer oper etta* to What offense vac tovrirad, M to • * “ May. was reported to satisfactory to* Aral question can be answer­ ten min a lor. ' i today alter •■ emer­ ed? officers of the Bahia Tem ple,'are Whet’s to be dene with a court. gency appendectomy. expected te all Van Hoy, who kvea at too Mag­ nolia Ave., I* a city bond trust**. The commissioners a t r o d to ato Van Hoy about to* poet, with toe toowled** that they would sup­ port him If be accepted the poolIn other action, Mm commission accepted for annexation a to-Iot plat of land between Eighth S t and Celery Avr. along Scott Av*. The land is bring developed by Phillip Zcull, and wilt hava a paved road • • a oontinuatteg « f Scott Avo. • • sewag* faelliU** to Mo to wito Mm city'*, and ally water. Tho toniMliaton roaoned land on too aortoweat oorner of MellonviR* and Celery Ave*. from C-N to C-l commercial te permit buildteg of a grocery store, launderette and filling atattoa there. A public hearing a* th* rera tog was set tor March 14. Th* request of Clarence DeWIU for three cab permits to operate a new taxicab company to Sanford was denied. Ih * city’* vacating an Irregular shaped piece of land on tha north aide of E. Fourth St. west of klellonville Avo. The commissioners also author­ ised City Atty. William Hutchison to toform the Allen Orlando Co. toot X owes Sanford $830 for teste the aity conducted to tee if AllenOrlando metal finishing operations were polluting city wells. The commission decided that Eugene C. Dim mock, 3700 Park Dr., mutt get algnaturri oa aa annexation petition before attic* can be taken to annex the block in which he livei on Decsmwold. The aignaturea must be those at other residents oa tb* block. Tb* city will "m ove in on" * lot left filled with trash on Scot* Ave. north at Second St. Th* tom mlstlosera decided I* have city workmen d ea r th* privately owned land. Recently the commis­ sion aald that any land in th* city left unsightly or dangcroua would be cleaned up by city workmen and to* *wa*r would b* killed for lb* co s t f J i tiew s Briefs *4 '1 A Heat Record Castro Completes Migrants Studied i i $ 4 0 Million Grab - Nikita Welcomed liMependence 1 New Cleanup Coming fgk Ct In Puerto Rico Civic Center Stage Facilities Approved Foremost Gels Hearing Delayed Animal Shelter ♦lease Approved Lutheran Church Men To Form Uni? Water Pollution Measure Vetoed Green Lawn .loir? Chiefs Boss Undergoes Surgery H i QUEEN OK M A R T * Boost* Mltchelaoa *4 Orlamto, was crowned by 8tat* Warn. Dougina Itenatron fig thfi climax of an event sponsored by 8kat* City in coopers* tion with th* Seminole-D*Bary Heart Council to rates 2 Hurt As Toxi, Auto Collide During Downpour Sanfocd leal driver Leroy Bru­ te* Bragg was te fair coadMto* today after being injured wbea ■ car and tb* Mxi be was driving collided Moaday at Ninth It. sad Preach Av*. durtag Mm lata af­ ternoon heavy rain. Bragg to being treated at Bensinote lioepital tor face cuts and bruises. Mrs. Mildred Bishop, identified aa Mm driver at tha other auto who suffered head in­ juries aad a fractured ankle, waa reported to goed eradRte* at Seminole Memoriel. Police aald Bragg, 67, who re­ sides al 306 . W, Third St., was driving ccat oa Ninth St. and (ailed te yield the right of way to Mrs. Bishop'e car northbound on French Av*. Morning Paper Plans Revealed President Pledges Latin America Aid BRASILIA. BratU (UPI) - Pres ideal Elaenbower came te Braail's g n a t unfinished aapitel of Brasi­ lia today, wito a pledge of aid te under-developed Latte American nations and a common front against encroaching communism. Elsenhower's jet airliaer landed at Brasilia’! airport tor toe Brat major atop on the four-nation is,OOOmUa South American tour. He wm met by President Ju***Ua* Kubitscheck al Brasil. The tw* presidents already were agreed aa a second "Declaration of Brasilia" stetlag their determi­ nation te defend "(be democratic freedoms and fundamental rights of man" while pressing toward America* solidarity and economic growth. T to declaration atooiied two mate points: Goner si support at Operation Pan America, t h e tetee-bemiipheric economic development program launched by KubiUeheck last year. Hemisphere defense aad security of the eoeUoent generally and peaceful relations among all'th e American peoples. "Acknowledge that Joint efforts of toe America* nations have al­ ready achieved much, but firm ia toe oeoviettoa that action still more fruitful should bo taken,” the declaration said, "the two presi­ dents are confident tost to* hemis­ pheric crusade for economic devel­ opment will tend toward greater Prosperity and harmony for all.” POMPANO BEACH (UPI) - A new morning newipeper to serve Broward and Paha Beach counties will begin publication within a few weeka. The Sua Coast Sentinel wifi be printed five days a weak fay Mm Gore Publishing Co., publishers of t h a afternoon Ft. Lauderdale News. Company President T. T . Gore, who made the announcement Moa­ day, aald tho Ural issue at the Sentinel will ba printed la Uto Eteaahowor to his speech paid Marah or early April. Ifibute to Brasil's great effort 1* >> . . . . . . . creating lu new capital out of Junglo wilderness and turning it into on# at Mm ' world'* most upto-date cities. "May your toil be fruitful to advancing Brasil's development and wall being,” t o aaid. "M ay your bands be firmly graaped with th ra of toe worker* at toe United State* aad Mm entire free world to Mm building at a richer life, in freedom, for yourselves, your chib dren, and all genarattona to fab low*** Tha Jornal Do BrasM to lie bag. nered a report that KubHacheck would toll Elsenbowor. that tto hemisphere muet progress at any price and tost Brazil does acd want Ha aconomlc development IcR te theory, but wants In giva a* example te the entire world. County Seeks Solution To Lake Flood Problem land owners to M m Florid* Haven area to Mm seat Hera and of to* county. The petition asked that tho board "take Immediate action to alleviate Um impossible cotuUiloaa resulting from the extreme high level of Lake Semtaary.” The petition said to* level of too lake has risen approximately three feet in th* past six months “ and haa shown no sign of re­ ceding." • Property owner* stressed to th* petition that the conditio* la causing pollution of the Ink* "which is a menace to life and Thursday will be Seminole health at all residents to th* County Day et the Ceatral Florida area.” Fair et Orlando. Sanford Homs Demonstration Club member* will serve aa hos­ tesses fer th* county'* exhibit at the fair that day. Mosteaaes dur­ ing ether fair daya this week will GAINESVILLE (U PI) - An offi­ be members of these clubs: Oviedo cial af a national farm group Tuesday: Rider Springs end Lake Brantley, Wednesday; Seminole aald Monday conlrailirito* N power to the federal government Bveaing Club, Friday, end Long, will "undermlaa to* very wood, Saturday. Lake Monroe Club lions of our republic." member* were hostesses Monday John C. Lynn, associate wbre the fair opened. of the American Facto T to County Commission today agreed te launch e study te seek ways te prevent land-locked lakes from flooding to the county. The commissioners turned the problem over to the County Drainage Committee and urged H te c*me up with a decision soon. The board's action fallowed a petition from aproximaldy 70 ‘Seminole Day* A t Fair Thursday Federal Power Warning Sounded Sanitarian Gate ‘Vote O f Thanks’ Plumbing, Electric Boards Are Named County Sanitarian Vnl Robbias got a vote o f thanks by (Im County Commlsataa today. Tb* hoard adopted a resolution thanking Robbias for "voluntarily handling the activities of th* Semi­ nole County Health Unit during Mm time that the county had aa health officer.” Rtoditoc to d toaa to aharga « f Mm toahh aak until tto arrival of the aew toallb officer, Dr. Cyid* The County Commission has named aa electrical and plumbing hoard to told teat* far all plumb­ ers aad etoctrlelaa* moving into the countye Serving aa Mm rieatriral board ar* R, C. Harper fir., Sidney Vlhla*. Ted Brooklyn, Donald Barnes Car Theft and C. T. Rabun. T to Herald's circulation manager, •aid ton primary Jto $4 toglalaturea will t o take* *v*v tho federal govac trend to halted. O* toa jlnmktog b r a d a n Bar­ Frank TalteUae, bed Sis ear Ig a a re*k* at to* ry Lae fir.. Arable Harriett, BUI •lotos Monday night It was taken sloa at a two-day LaBrec, Lamar Stokaa and Bteh- from Hiawatha Av*. and Park Dr. beads * f Florida'! • to M MfiL bureaus. . . 'X& ji M&t l L- ' fundi for heart research. Gayto Woodward and Shaato Beat of Slavia were the que*n*a RUthto of honor at tho skating exhibition and part/. Tho ovoat rained obo«l |700 for th* Heart Council i -a8.tew.Wt— ' * i i ■4 •• ! � 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, February 22, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 22, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 22, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/45b4ee79c5577d847491938fa23303af.pdf e75af17976c99183be448e63f5ed8cc8 PDF Text Text 0 , >*" • • v.J a a . m ■ . . _{ v ’7 - s o mw Man ■ Celery and Cypress Bad* room aet, bookcases and platform AvMIUtl. rocking chain are only ■ tow Th* 7,900 square-lodt Mon will e, e ef the Mem en aato at the be open six day* a week, from TtVO a. m. until 1:34 p. m, on Friday*, and from T:S0 a. m. until 9:30 p. ffl. tko other five day*. Badcoek'a morn lo laniard U n u . war made at the beginning 11 thia month. L. C. Bvera, a native Floridian and a long-time realdent of Ft. Pieree, ia owner and manager of the Badeoek store. He Is veter­ an, of 13 years with Badeoek and former manager of their Ft. than by rent* through' tfw DeLand Badeoek aaalar. Badeoek mart* are aaaociata atom totally owned and opera tod but handling Bad* cock furniture aaclualvaly,. Tbl* la the firat Badeoek (tort Sanford ever haa had. The Badeoek com­ pany alto rebuild* furniture, in- eluding sofas, bads, ebairr and dinette ante. A down payment on a furniture item at the m w Sanford itor^ leaves IX, II or M months left In pay the balance. Thera will ha a free gift for everyone who visit* .Um (tore during tbe neat 30 days. COMES FURNITURE STOP to and RECEIVE REE GIFT! O lFT! Torn- FREE r.-? Buy Or Badeoek’n Easy Budget Twrmo fp r p j ? 1 * * 2 . Far Uie neat M days, Badcnck has a FRBE GIFT far every, body that visit* thla now ■tor*. Come to and get yours today. Wall be happy to ate CORNER OF A tiM T iM I Ttito N cwm I Badeoek Associate Stern OWNED and OPERATED BY La C. EVERS Badeoek Store At 606 Celery Ava. jp y FLORIDA EATER SAVING <n EARNED DISCOUNTS. — Thane SAVINGS W A R S . “Veer Credit le Good.' K R O E H L E R SOFA BED GROUP m Make year aelocttea sad thou aak Mr. Evers shout our euuvsuteut payment plana. You ran tab* IS, II or M mantha an Balance after small down pay­ ment. CELERY HANFORD, A J A ; IJ f O f f}, And 10 of the moat ontsuadlag FURNITURE VALUES EVER) Radcoek’a Tool teat at granted sealing. Witnesses said the fight started when a Negro youth banged a white boy’s bead a n lost a lunch counter. North CurollM haa a program of limited Integration in public schools ef seven cities, hut King told hia audience that “we are not aaHefted with taken Integra­ tion." “It ia nothing but n now form togragated lunch eountcra at drag, d im and department stares. King of discrimination covered by nice* lad the successful boycott of aog- Uaa,” ho said. Forty-three of the lunch oouoter demonstrators were arreatsd in strikes began at Raleigh laat weak for refusing to Rianaabwo, N. C. and have spread leave privately-owned Cameron Village Shopping center, , |p: tour other southern stele*. * FeBeo arrested three Negro toonFour persona arrested during a we Tuesday hi the aftermath brief battle at a Woolworth store a street fight between aa ertl- la Greensboro Fob. • ware con­ mated M white and Negro youthsvicted of Various charges Tuesday but Mm sentences either were sus­ at Portsmouth, Vo. The throe wore bickering and pended or Smoanlad to only light trying to provoke trouble near a shopping canter, police said. A whim boy was taken to a hospital with cute on hia fees and neck. Ha told polios ho was slssbod udth a rawer. •o « o lto Negro high school sod CYPRESS Mr. Larisa estenda a cordial Invllatlon to every­ body to visit him to hia Naw fttore. Lot him prove t h a t "Bedrock Will Treat You Right.’* Famous ECONOM Y GROUP 10-Pc. SOFA BED GROUP Yotir Living Room Complete Btyled and designed for Florida how**, com­ plete In every dstall. Smart looking, fine grade upholstery to ■ choice of many color*: Beige, Black, Brown, Tnrauetoo,. tf 10-Pc. SOFA BED GROUP 8 P iece V SOFA BED Thla Greup laclndoe: ^ • Sofsbed • Armies* eO |I AttracAttrac­ wlth I Pillows Cocktail Chair tive live Table • Bwlval • I Hatching La man Lamps Chair Tohi— 120 Dowa DoHvera J c 8— this Famous Badeoek “Newlywed it pedal." This grouplag b priced to fit the strictest Budget, yet smartly atyted This Group Iadutfcs: , „ . . . and dealgned, A complete Llvingroom. ' ‘W K W r , IF GROUPING r Just teak at tkto modestly priced Budget Priced Complete Room Grouping. Dual purpose Safa open* I* comfortable Bed, Easy-to-cltau plastic Trim, Chao— From Many Colors, tf ^ • Plastic Trimmed Sofa rd • Matching Platform Rockte • g Sola Pillows • 3 Matrbiag Tables 4-DRAWER | UNFINISHED CHEST All Koto-dried < i • S Attrartlva Table Lampo hardnqadx, rr smoothly sanded. Keady-to-Pnlnt 30" wide. Make Your Customer a pane to a comfortabl* bad. • Matching Cocktail Chair $19.95 11;! 111 DOWN DELIVERS Colon: Rod, Grooa, Brown 114 DOWN DELIVERS Platform B a d e o e k ’ * Famous Bedr oom O f f e Yn Blawla or Watout t Cim pi l U Dadraom — la d ad tog M o lin a s a Bax Sprtogs *»*<*»* $19.95'! $22.95 Rockers Sturdy, no-sag spring coualruction aver hard* ' wuhd frames. Chaico factory select eovara. j Bocher haa ploatle sot- J IO . PLASTIC ARM SOFA BED 1 Q t JALiiy Hero la Iho perfect Hofabod. Smartly trimmed with conIraatlug plastic. Easy • to* clean, opuaa la n cumforteUa W ith Regular Scheduled • Bteok M il lACUlAT tta d c c c h J 9 JUM BO Pc. .®^$lS3Ia 1 ’t ' -K S | 10-Pc. Bedroom Group Boo thte Baaatllnl Id ra — -----to Baft Gray Walnut finish, smart­ ly darignod and atyted Bar Flo. *5 9 95 Cobra i • Brows • Gray • Taro. . __ m i P D IN ETTE Badeoek*! MATTRESSES ■ . D raw $7.95 • ft• Grey m ASSOCIATE STOBE u * L t CORNER OF CYPRESS and CELERY ' HONE FA M M O SANFORD L *.r . V ■HW r r .r . • ■. ‘ .. ..........— — — aifip:'. •. :■? % ' V *f -m r I — .— I— _______ �*<n ^ MX $ 1 7 5 ,0 0 0 Fire Razes Lake Charm Packing House ollrt ifc r a lh WEATHER: Colder tonight with front danger. High today. 58-GS. Low tonight. 32*42. SANFORD, FLORIDA United Praia U w d Wire EatebUahed 1908 FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1960 VOL. XLLX 6 0 Jobless A fte r Blaze; School Fire Cause Probed NO. 633 Freezing Predicted For County Workers Roll Up Big Tent After Wind Flattened It Animals In Exhibit Unhurt As Gusts Damage Fair Area City Facilities Expansion To Handle Doubled Population Is Outlined Ok# U i M j e Warren Knowlei should be made to recognise their than three years, Knowles said. •atimatari Thursday that Sanford responsibility, he added. Present two downtown lots will no will foible in alia during tha nest 13—Boat marina, boat basin doubt be used to rapacity in five to yearn and presented a l l polnt with docks and berths for hosts. program la taka earn of the as- It la felt yacht dub facllitlei to to y ean , the city manager em­ should be left as a private ven­ phasised. pension. 13—Enlargement of the present Knowles praaented the program ture, Knowles explained. 13—A filter system In the Fort ally shop building, which now la of capital Impravamaeu a t tea met tin* of tea City Zoning Board, diacuat tha past T Her ad ay, area, and south of Mth St. Present of water pipe, sewer pipe, semi, The city manager’* outline In- private pro party-leased facilities slag and limerock, Knowles said. aluded: ](—Naw city day pit and bn eeaatad on for more 1—Rebuilding or enlarging tee pretent City Hall ta taka ears of the city's growth. S—Relocating tha too and Ineraate parking facilMaa la teat area for City Hall. The courthouse will remain open until 3 p. m. 3— An expanded central firs sta­ chance to buy 1900 S a tu rd a y to g iv e c o u n ty reaiden tion — remodeling of tea present Jinn, Tax Collector n u to U g a before* the 12 p. m . ■ one or a new one located at an­ J o h n G allow ay re p o rt u-rl day other ails. levied on resident* * S ta r tin g M onday, I’in o t wi 4— Build a third Bra station south of u th St. aa tha city grows who don't have 1960 tags, Calloway added. further south. 5— Development of a new water supply field, with a water treat­ ment plant at the well field ta re­ duce expenses. Tha city already la approaching the capacity of the present water aupply. a—A large water main south of Mth St. 7—Sewage treatment plant by WTO. • —Sanitary landfill sites. (Tha lemlnoie County students will Legislature voted the schools the present arena am being need ap.) slop sharing textbooks whan double same amount—112 *11 million for Upon completion, the aftea would sessions end In the fall, tha county books they received for 1BST-M. make excellent perks and play­ textbook nod supply manager, Ro­ Harris said tee sum was only grounds. ger Harris, told the Ja y n e s Thurs­ enough to rover book replace­ a—Continuation of the street re­ day. ments. surfacing program to rehabilitate Some Seminole County school Harris said some new books will old Street pavements. This should books are eight years old. The be provided when new school build­ bn an sum s! program so as to 2,400 to 2,300 more students exstretch the aoet ever a longer ings open la the fall. The county petted in county schools next fall period of time, Knowles said. The school system has funds reserved won't make the situation any eas­ city manager estimated that more for the books, but It still will be ier, he said. than a half million dollars would a struggled to provide each child Stewart Gatchcl, county director be seeded.to do a r mplete Job with his own hooka, Harris said. af ln*i ruction and personnel, said Pupils In grades 03* through at tha present. schools in south Seminole will be 10—Continue a program of erect- four, In double sessions, now share "filled to the hill" when the fall log e tn a t name signs of a perm a­ many books. A child in an after term starts. South Seminole might nent type marker each year, noon session shares hia hooka with fare double sessions before (he painted concrete posts require an- a pupil attending a morning ses­ year la out. ho added. Koriy five sion. null repainting, Knowles noted. The textbook manager said the per cent of the county lax dollar 11 .—Sidewalk roptlr program. now is used for schools. Faulty sidewalk* are often tee Legislature denied state srhoolt Explaining the effect of federal cause of elalms. Knowles pointed the •> million extra needed for grants to public schools, Gatchel book* In the IBSi-il period. The out. Abutting property said the county is trying to keep as much local control of studies as possible. When the federal govern­ ment grama National Defense Edu­ cation Act funda It requires local schools to have complete records, la use the money to buy equip­ ment which meets certain stand­ ards. and to have county and state approval before the money la made available. But the government ‘ SAN QUENTIN. Calif. (UP1) a special session of the legislature doesn't tell what price or brand —Convict-author Caryl Chessman concurrent with a scheduled March equipment to buy, Onchel said. escaped tee gas chaaibcr for the budget session to allow the legi­ The federal funds are made available to schools to promote eighth time early today when (lav. slature to explore the matter. Edmund G. Brown granted a to ­ “ I hope the legislature will abol­ science, mathematics and foreign day reprieve less than 16 hours ish capital punlahmenl, but I, of language studies. They must be before the scheduled execution.' course, will abide by IU decision — matched by local fund*. The reprieve marked another whatever that decision may be," major victory for the M-year-old he acid. robber-rapist in his H it year bat­ The IBM legislature turned down tle which appeared ta have ended an attempt to abolish capital punishment, as-have other Cali­ l i defeat. Brown. In announcing hia deci­ fornia legislature* In m e a t years. Dr. J. 0(11* Edmunds, president sion la Sacramento, said ha wantBrown said ha received thous­ of Stetson University will be the ad ‘In gtva the people ef Califor­ and* 6f communication* la tee case main spanker at the annual Bealnia. through the legialature, • that s i d w i f not an much on tea nale Canady G knnfor af Commerce chance to express themselves once person of Caryl dinner scheduled March 10 . whether Californio The d f o a r will hn held at ten The governor said he would end capital punish Mayfair Ian starting at «:3o p. m. E x tra H o u rs Freezing temperatures are fore­ cast for Srmlnole County tonight following ■ cold snap with high winds that caused damage to tents and stands it the county fair anil In home* in the area. Temperatures dipped to 33 de­ grees early this morning and frost is predicted over most of the coun­ ty tonight. Heavy winds Thursday toppled the exhibit tent at the (air, located on llwy, 17-92 and Joel Field, presi dent of the fair association, said this morning that llie tent will In­ put up again by this afternoon. Field alio reported that numer­ ous stands were knocked over by the damaging winds. Winds broke the wooden pegs holding up the exhibit lent and it flapped over with livestock still inside. However, volunteers guided the animats out and no injuries were reported. Around the state, a small tornado struck a.sum m er resort beach near Panama City Thurs­ day, smashing three homes, rip­ ping roofs from 22 cithers and slightly Injuring onr person. George Cowgill, mayor of West Panama City Beach, II miles west of Panama City, estimated proper­ ly damage at tGuu.ooo, The Weather Bureau at Miami said Ihe weather wea expected to clear today as temperatures drop­ ped. Temperatures dropped to be­ tween 2* and 34 in northern sec­ tions of the state early today. Winds kept frost from forming. The bureau said tha outlook was for conllhurd cold weather tonight with frost over most ol Ihe firm ­ ing areas of the stale Saturday mornlnw swiuM • ^ borrow pil*. The prrsrnt pits are running oul. 17—Additional recreation parks as the city expands m o re, and more to the south. Knowles’also noted that population growth in zo years will require added re ­ creation facilities for the youth. “ *r e u n io n of site for Ns ro d inn facilities. The need come for such facilities and a£ auditorium. 19— Expansion of police hbuslng and jail facilities. Combined struc­ ture* could be remodeled and uted for city purposes at less co*l than new construction. 20— llargr terminal facilities hinging on possibility of the SanMore than mo Seminole County forri-Tltusville Canal becoming a supporters of Farris Bryant in the reality. govenors' race are expected to 11—in conjunction with the f o r a ? caravan to go to Urlendo gr terminal project, the nidi- Saturday fur the statewide rally si thought of a bonded wa ra­ for Ihe Ocala candidate, Earl Hi* ■ - se plight be combined with the ginboiham, county Bryant organlterminal facilities, although this ration chairman said today. portion probably would lie consid­ The caravan of cars will go from ered a* a private undertaking, Sanford. Oviedo, Geneva, I.ake Knowles said. Mary, Casselberry, Longwood and Altamonte Springs, Higginbotham •aid. The rally la scheduled fur • p. m. Saturday in the Cherry Plata Hotel. The Sanford motorcade will depart at 7 p. m. from 103 N. The need for protective inning Palmetto Ave. Anyone desiring in­ was emphasised again Thursday formation about the rally is invit­ night as the final romprehemlve ed to telephone the Bryant head­ toning hearing was held by the quarters, FA 1-1100. This meeting will be Ihe kickulf County Zoning Board. The final hearing was for resi­ for the Bryant campaign in Semi­ dents of District 4 and approxi­ nole County, Higginbotham said. mately 40 persons attended the t reling in the cmirtlinuir The toning hoard now wdl study requests made at previous hear­ ings and make Ua decisions at a master hearing In March. County Zoning Director Robert Brown said the board was highly pleased that the four hearings showed residents arc Interested in protective toning. Brown said resident* of District 3 who did not attend the hearing ■ for that district because of a con­ * ’if 1 W z flicting meeting ere invited to at­ tend a matting of the toning board Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. to air rocommeodalloos. At Thursday night's meeting, resident* from Lake Howell asked % for higher classifications to pro­ tect their property, and the board told'the delegation it would eon» aider the request. "V y )?- 2 j|t fj&s T '/ f ® fiPfftr Bryant Supporters To FormCaravan Textbook Sharing To End Added Protective In Seminole N ext Fall Zoning Urged Issue O f Death Penalty W ins Chessman Reprieve Chamber To Hear Stetson President ! '*4*»H>IMglMI 4 * #•• ' -,i " i ‘ ' * ' The second major fire in Seminole County within SO hour* destroyed the R iant Lake Charm Packing House a n d ice plant one mile northeast of Oviedo, causing a n estimated $176,000 damage. N o one w as in ju re d in th e blnxe w hich le f t a p p ro x im a te ly 60 persons out of work. The fire was discovered at 12:30 a. m. today and tire crews from Oviedo, Longwood, Casselberry and Goldrnrod rushed to the scene to contain the hlate and prevent LONDON (UPI) - Queen Eliza* it from spreading to the com­ pany’s celery plant, some 30 yards belli 11 gave birlh to a boy today, her third child and Ihe first bora away. lo a reigning British soveralgn la Firemen fought the blaze 103 yeara. The queen and her new through early morning hours, and princeling were both reported “do* Ihe plant was still smouldering ut Ing well." The new arrival, whose to a. m. birth touched off joyous criebra* Harold Ward, president of the lions throughout Britain and Ihe Laka Charm Fruit Co., said it commonwealth, automatically be* Is not yet known how the fire came aerond in succession to tha started. Flame* tanned by a west throne. wind burned strongly until about 4:30 a. in., he said. The blaze engulfed 14 refrigera­ tor cars containing several part carloads of celery. Twelve hundred boxes of temple orangrs also burned in the parking house. The corporation is insured but not COLUMBIANA, Ala. (U PI)-A uenough to completely replace the Ihorllies today Investigated a com­ lost buildings, he said. Ward said the company will plaint (hat armed while men raid­ finish It* season’* citrus opera­ ed a Negro home, pistol-whipped tions with the help of Oviedo's two men and kidnaped and flog­ N'eUnn Parking House, owned by ged a third. Frank Wheeler, Lake Charm Fruit now being picked will be packed at the Nelson company. The Like BOSTON (U PI) - A disputed Charm company has more than "voluntary confession” by William 330 acres of citrus. Van Rie was exported to be inSome of tha citrus workers will traduced today at his trial on a be laid off but company operations charge of murdering hia shipboard will continur is far as possible, paramour. Ward said. About 60 worker! were employed in tbe burned out park­ ing, lee and celery pro-cooling WASHINGTON (UPI) — T b o planta, and 100 more work in tha House Appropriations Committon firldi. today put up funds lo biro M0 now The Lake Charm Fruit Cu. was fedora I tax agents and prodded tho right at Ihe beginning of III Ice Internal Revenue Servlet tn make and pro-cooling year when the belter use of its collectors to srscb fire struck. Persons In Ihe San­ down oo tax avadera. ford Orlando area who were *uppiled with ice and pre-cooling ser­ vice by Ihe Lake Charm plant WASHINGTON (UPI)—Tilt Jun* will hive lo make other arrange­ Ilea Department baa Ipna ampow* ments, Ward said. The company has been In busi­ cred lo seise arm s and munition* ness since 1927. Within the past —and vessela or aircraft contain* two years it modernized ill Ing such articles—Intended for lb equipment and re-built its office, legal' export from tho United which also was burned. Tempor­ States. ary aider quarter* have been ant up ip « house next to the plant. DELAND (U PI) — Gov, U E b p . Meanwhile, stale Insurant* In­ vestigators and school offlrUls Collin* warned Thursday night today were still trying (o deter­ Ihe United Staten la •o te i to bn mine the'reuse of the AlUmonl* In a bad way if more bright young Springs Negro School Bra early peopla don't oeek t a rear* In gnu* em m rnt. Wednesday. Estimated loss aa t result of that blaze was heliaved Wo be ■bout 343,000, according to school BONN, Germany (UPI) — Tim officials. •Soviet Unloo warned teday Mat Qm East German Uammunlau might cut supply lines nalesi tbe Western allies leave Weat Berlin. Tba threat was contained in a alx-paga mean* raodum of a con v an a lion la r k * Ambassador Aodrol A. Smirnov had with West German Social!* leaders Erich Olteahauer and Het» HAVANA (UPI1 —Premier Fidel bert Wehner bare Jan . 13 , Caatro demanded today (hat V»e United Slate* halt "aavage" at­ tacks an Cuba's caneflclds by "pir­ ate" planes which he said come from Florida. In a three hour and 11 minute television speech, Castro referred specifically lo a light plane which Tbo program at tlm DoBar* exploded in flight early Thursday Chamber nf Commerce mooting tin near Perlco, Cuba, lb* Stetson UalvonUy dining Caatro welcomed a U. B. offar In room Wednesday oaneigted af two send experts In eberk Hit national­ Informative talks. ity of the plana—a Piper CommsnDr, Gilbert L. Lycan. profaaear rhe—end tha Identity of Ha occu­ of IDitory and Political grionen, pants. in hia talk "U nking Abend Ta tho IMO’s," Haled his e g laJtti am what tha new decedo will bring in regard tn aueh diversified sub­ ject* as peace, government, hurt* ness, labor, education, and rad* glon. Hn (Uted (bat the grant problem feeing ue waa whether or not we con maintain our demo­ cratic system under pro sent con­ ditions. s A B o y ARTHUR 11. BECKWITH Arthur Beckwith To Enter Race For Clerk Post Arthur II Beckwith Jr. today an­ nounced his eandidacy for the of­ fice of (lie Clerk of the Circuit Court for Seminole County subject lo lhe May 3 Democratic primary. For the past 8‘x years Beckwith lias served as deputy lax collec­ tor In the office uf John I,. Gallo­ way. "1 am announcing my candidacy, not only because countless Semi­ nole County citizens have urged me to do so, but also because 1 see an opportunity for genuine public aervlce, and because 1 feel that I am qualified for the posi­ tion," Beckwith said. "I have great faith In the growth and development of nur county. My wife and I chose to return to Seminole County at Ihe conclusion nf World War II. Ws are rotring our rhildren here and we have been and a rt now interested tn those things which make for a wholesome county with opportunity for our people. "While the office of the Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court it primarily an administrative position, it would be my purpose to lake part In aiding tlie development o( (lie county in a sound business-like manner," he said. Reck with, 37, is a life long resi­ dent of Sanford; fte attended the public school system of Seminole County and graduated from Semi­ nole High Sr bool. He attended Stet­ son University and Tenipla Uni­ versity. A member uf First MelhodUl Church, Beckwith has been a mem­ ber of the Official Board of the church for 11 yeara ami teaches the Young Adult Fellowship Sun­ day School Clast. He It a veteran uf WW It. is married lu Ihe former Zona Mathews, alto a life-lung Sanford resident. Hr Is the father of Iwo hoy*, Jack, 10 , and Kevin, three, and is a member of Ihe American Legion and Ihe Jayreei. The Beckwllh'i live at 4U0 W. 2t>Ui SI. Altamonte Struck B,y Fire Again Fire struck again' in Altamonte Springs Thursday night. A one story frame house near Ihe Prairie Lake Drive-In Theatre was a complete loss after a kero­ sene healer exploded, Casselberry Fire Chief Paul Bates aakd, 'Die house belonged to a Negro family. fr* #/ w i r c . i r ;; r %ms&m News Briefs Flogging Probe Disputed Confession Added Tax Aid Export Crackdown Career Men Needed Red Warning Castro Raps U. S. On Plane Attacks % % Driver’s License Station Relocated Mr*. Cornelia I. Paul. Volusia County tax collector, described Ihe difficulties of trying to oper­ ate her office under Ibe system S i provided by Ihe IMS consdiuliaa. »• She alalod that the last legisla­ ture changed the law to Uut Ibe \ •tit counties no longer receive 33 per­ cent of Intangible taxes. She men­ tioned that widow* and dLabtad persons were entitled to • MO* exemption in addition to homestead axemplloa, . 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORE (UPI) prices at 1 p.m.: American Airlines ********t . American TAT ... •t»«eee*eo«. BethleItem Steel ileeeeeeas . Caterpillar 'IM IM 4H M M lllltlllSM i . Chrysler . Driver's license examination* will be given at a new location Is Sanford starting Larch 1. The Highway Patrol said today driver permit applications will be taken at tha Sanford Armory, lo­ cated on E. First At. n tar Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital. The same • a. m.-3 p. m. hours esrh Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday win be in effect. Stock im U[i«*6te 49H tote v4? tote jjJy DuPont ... M i a e i i i l M i . Site Eastman Kodak *lllilltl* Ford Motor ! nib .A ’ ■Stock’ Holiday The New York Stock Exchange will he closed Monday, lor the observance of Washington’s birth­ day. Security Aiaociatca, Inc., lo cal tichanpe members will also he rioted. DeBary Chamber Hears '60 Outlook SEMINOLE IIMH BAND BARBECUE ccxhniman Gordo* Bradley right, and Ed Kirchhdff taka a look at noma of tha chickens to bo uacd at tho barbecue Sat . Grocer Sam Cochrane ahowa than aomo candid*tea for tha grill. Tho ue will be at the Elks Club at 6:30 p.m. (Herald Photo) Graham • Palgo *»• s#*« M*« j*. Ini. TAT »* • *A*.»*44* •• 4ll Site Lori Hard .... **a •«*#** Minute Mold • * * « 4 *» ISte Penny .......... ••*!»•••f •* «■»* J i m Pena BR ......... •stiF»l*****• Ray at Aasarteaa f•6***1 MW Sears Roebuck . liM (4 ( (lt« | Stud*baker ....... ■vilM M M l ■: U. I. Steel .... Westiagbeus* El............. X M>1. >.*■■■ ii. �: *rrr - Church Of Christ Ntsarens CHURCH 0> CHRIST Gm h i i Ralph Brawar Jr. . . . . . Evanpalist Bibb Schael............. IOiN a. ■. Meraiag Warship ..... llrtM a. a. I. L. Draw* ............ Pooler Evening Warship.......1M p. m. Sunday Setonl . ... 10:00 t. m, U:W •- a . Wad. Praycy Barrie# .. tile p. a . K antaf Wanton Christian Barrlea TralaJai 0:00 CHURCH O f CtBIBT E m Duneaa . ... Meriting Warship Evening Worahlp Than. Bible Stud: E m ia i Worahlg . ... TiM tW-rahlp Gplicopil HOLT CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Path Are. at 4th St. Ear. Job# W. Iheaaa . Paa Help Eueharlat........ . TiM a. really Barriet— Church School . . . . . . liSS a. Marring Prayer— Sanaa# . ... . . . . . . UiM a. E rn la i Warship.........T:M p. a . Wad. Pray* Barriet Tits p. a . PreshrtcrU n REV. ROBERT OLSON Bm tT PRBSBTTBRIAN CHURCH Oak A n . aad Third St. Marring Worship .. SiU a. a . Sasdajr Sehtal .... f i t t a. a . Marring Warabl# Jtrto a a . Saaiar Psliawahlp •• » :* P a . Unusual Gospel neaiaiea will Bearing Waratop .. f:to p. a ba prtiCDtad by Bar. Rebart Wad. Fraynr Barelas.. . .fill p. a . OI*on at T:90 p. m. aarvlcaa Fab. St-Hi at the Pinecreat Assembly Haraarr Available of Cod. Olaon ha* been active in youth aranselian .aavaral year*. Ha ueta aueh tnaavatlom a* Gospel "M aiic." vtnlriloquiim, cartoontag and Goapel puppet*. THE KEY They will ba featured in Mm meetings which also will Include alnglai contests, Bible stories and Scripture memorisation*. Bar. H. M. Snow, church minis­ ter, invites Um vielnlty's youths and adulla to attend the meetings. —a n d th e OPEN DOOR 1st fundsy aaeb nan with the Ktp a door opaom To m • First, Third Lutheran Among the hayi to apirHwal trvtfc Is ■ota for w a y of Km piHMo— wfca m Other Churches REV. WARREN PAMP Indian Evangelist To Load Services Bar. W arm Pamp, a Patawatome Indian evangelist, will atari a two-weak speaking engagement ham Monday. Serrieea wilt begin to T:H p. m. to too Salvation Army Citadel an Eaat Second It. The public la Invited. Pamp wM appear In M Indian drnaa to the Tuesday night asrv- Barnett Memorial Ministar Is ill T he support o f th e Church Series it sponsored by th e follow ing Business Firm s: Holler Motor Solos Rita Theatre Vukoo Materials Co. Progressive Priirihi Co. WUsos-Moier Furniture Co. Wheeler Fortilizer Co. A id is a c u c A t i o u c \:.rJ£ i2 S E r z i* tt S r i rfX ; & .... Pastor SiU a. mn . m. Vito iM p. m. ... t* - m i-% :* * h i-•*>**■* ■.; !il4 •*, V Lovelace Amoco Stofbs Celery CHy Printing Co. SanfordAtlantic Nottonol lank • ;S ■• f 'if ■■' '■ ■ -■ ■ - v ■ ..if ‘ • A ^ «*r' *.;<• a*.;; fa ; ‘ -VV-.* - *• '- V V; ' /■ :- 7 7 y . . |‘ J i-i' ’A' i —“ - W - f ' y te C r • tv *JS > �■'« r ™ 1 Frl., Feb. 19. 1960—Page 8 jR eale, Womaclc Airs. Pringle Guest Engagem ent T old JEANNE WARNICE home of Julia (Mra. John) Glrtlcr on E. Woodland Or. Assisting Mrs. FRAN (MRS. G. H.) ROBERT­ Girtler with party refreshments SON. soon to leave Sanford, is were Penny (Mrs. Ralph) Feebeing feted with farewell parties. baek, Helen (Mrs. Vent) Dubois Wednesday she wai guest of honor gt • Coffee given by Wahnela — -------------(Mrs. Robert) Ramey—and invi­ tation* have been mailed for a lea In her honor (o be given next Wednesday at the home of Sue (Mrs. C. M.) Hoblitiell. Muriel (Mrs. H. H.) Osborne will be cohostess. This morning the VAH-11 En­ listed Men’s Wives' Club enter­ tained with an informal coffee for her. The courtesy was held at the Enlisted W ives M eet Sunday T o Organize Club f Ttie wives of VAU-S Enlisted Men will meet Sunday arternoon at 2 o'clock In the melting room in the C. P. 0 . building on the the group to discuss plani for b ast. It will be the first meeting or organising ■ club. Wivci of all VAH-3 Enlisted men are urged to attend and help plan future actlviUei. R ebekahs T o H ost District M eeting Semlnola Rebekah Ledge No. 43 held their February meeting at the Odd Fellows Hall with Mra. Berthe Snyder, noble grand, pre­ siding. A visilor, Mra. Lillian Andrews, Putnam ‘ Conn, wa* welcomed. Plane were made for a district meeting to be held Feb. 25, la Sanford with Ssminola as heat Mrs. Margaret McGonigal, district deputy president, will be present at the meeting. All vieltlng Rcbehsbi In the Sanford area ara In­ vited to attend. and Kay (Mra. Jam es) Thompson. Mrs. Robertson at the club proThe club prseenled the honorec with a cigarette lighter. Cdr. Robertson will be attached to the L'SS Forreatal—but before moving to Norfolk, Fran will leave daughters Sally and Carolyn with her parents in Olathe, Kan., and take n second trip to Europe. RITA (MRS. R. L.) BAUERutuatly vibrating with vim n’ vigor, la recuperating from m a­ jor aurgery at her home on Pinecrest Dr. She left the hospital yesterday. tfaJidw CAMELLIA CIRCLE Membere of the Camellia Circle decided to sell w reatl* and other door decorations a t tb*-fUle flow­ e r show to bo held in Sanford next December. The group met for the February meeting nt the hnme of Hr*. Lewis Earley la Lake Mary. Co-hostess we* M n. Donald Knight, Mrs. A. X, Shoemaker J r., conducted the business meeting end gave reports from the board meeting. Ure. Vernon Hnrdla presented a report from the by-laws commit­ tee. The new by-lawa were read and discussed. They will be voted en a t tbe March meeting! A very Interesting program no landscaping wn* presented hy A. F. Ramsey. He told the group that you need imagination and creative ability to be a landscaper, Oao of the biggest miitakee in landscap- Lynn Celebrates Ninth Birthday £ Mra. L. W. Jones honored her daughter, Lynn, last weekend with n patio party. The occasion was Lynn’s ninth birthday and bar classmates nf the Osteen echool were the guest*. Diane Jnnei asslated her mother with the enter- l i i m t JLMfcS Tbe children played games and took turns horseback riding. Those enjoying Ibe celebration included ShiHey Albritton, Gayle Hyatt. Deb•rah Tatum, Fonda Vlncicnt, Linda Black. Joyce Harvey, Karen Ofif i, Donna Rbodro. Paul Allman, Bryant Hyatt, Kir­ by Osteen. Michael Sktensr, Mike Ketowitx, Craig Colwell, Steve and Banal* Riggs. Buddy Laace, David Tyson, Marcello Tart, Ronald Rho­ den, Johnny and Clay Vieno, Don­ nie and Lana Jaaea and Henry Clerk. LASSIE SMITH la pleased to find so many women interested in her charm course—or self-im­ provement. if you prefer—that she is conducting for ihe Recreation Department at the Civic Center. The adult class started Tuesday morning and plana have been dis­ cussed to have an evening course too—tomorrow morning classes will be forming for the junior set. Lassie made her initial appear­ ance in the ipolllgh. when, as a teenager, she was named the first queen of the Maryland State Fair. In fact, it was this appearance that brought her to the attention of Harry Conover and subsequent­ ly a modeling career in New York City. Later the played in summer stock and then appeared in "Life With Father" on Broadway. Dur­ ing the war years, she toured with a USO grqup and happened to be on the stage of an open air theatre in the Philippines when it wai announced that the war with Japan bad ended. She MRS. ROBERTSON MRS. GEORGE MAFFETT Is thinking it would be nice to do tome globe trotting too. Especially since ihe Just received a letter from her slater in Collingswood, N. J., who told of her plane to spend four weeks abroad. The sister la Mra. C. M. Kyerson. the former Cornelia McRae, of Sanford—another sister. Mrs. C. W. Himll Sr., live* here. log i» planting'too much and plant­ ing shrubs too close together. A question add" Inswap ported fol­ lowed h it talk. Tha hostesses served refresh­ ments to 3tr. Ramsey, Mrs. Shoe­ maker, Mrs. Hardin, Mra. Made* lyn Kuhn, 3lra. Bob Crumley, Mrs. J, L. Horton Jr., Mrs, Dave Laude, Mrs, W. L. Gramkow, Mra. S. F. Manfre. Mra, W, C. Bilan, Mra. Alfred Cbilei, Mrs. Milner Osborne and Mra, J . o . DeBord, OUT GARDENER’S CIRCLE V flsudinq Mr*. Grace Real* entertain'd with a dinner party, Sunday, at ! her home in the Long Apartment*, ! in Enterprise, at which time the announced her engagement to Gerald R. Womack of Key We»t. Wedding plan* are incomplete hut wilt be announced in the near future. Guest* included Mr. and Mrs. Owen Keller of PeLand, Gerald Womack and children, Joe Smith and John Cable all of Key We»t. Surprise Show er For Club Secretary Membera of Ihe VAH-I. Enlisted Wives Club gave a surprise hahy shower for their secretary Mrs. Fredrick Stcgemann. when the group met at the CPO Club for the February meeting. A basket decorated with pink and white crepe paper was filled with many gifts. At the business session plans were made to hold a covered dish luncheon for members and their huabandi at the CFO Club March 25. Two movie films were shown. They were scenes taken of the men aboard the Saratoga. The next meeting la scheduled for March 13. .MISS CAROL HERMAN Mr. and Mrs. W. Jt. Herman, 2433 Willow Ave. Sanford, announce Ihe engagement and aproachlng Studies H ym nbook marriage of Ihclr daughter, Carol, lo Virgil M. Picklesimer, ion of Mr*. Joe 5mathers wai hostess Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Castle, 2432 for tha monthly meeting of Circle Yale Ave., Sanford. One of the UPW of the Lake Mary Communlly Presbyterian Church at her home on Lake Emma. Mrs. Ted Brooklyn, chairman. led the group In the study of the first chapter from the book, "Hymnbook Of The Bible", en­ titled "Book Of P silm i." Mr. and Mrs. Diek Hart aril Mrs. Richard Bebc, ro-hoiteii, had charge of the devotions. Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Richard, bouse Smelher* gave a .'fading, "Guest gueita of the Haris, have returned Of God." A future project of sell­ from a trip to the southern part ing candy was discussed. Mrs. of the alate, visiting friends in Key J. L, Humphrey wai appointed West and St. Petersburg. The trip was a gift from the Richards in program chairman. A committee was appointed to celebration of the H art's golden arrange refreshment* for the first wedding anniversary, Feb. 21. association meeting to be held Other gueata calling at the Hart Tuesday, Feb. 23 in the education­ rciidence this week were Mr. and al building of Ihe church. Others Mrs. Carl Wilson, Mr. and Mr*. serving on Ihli committee are Douglas Marks and Mr. and Mra. Mra. Ed Zimmerman, Mra, D. Harvey Kauffman, all of Ply mouth, A. Smith, Mrs, Smathers and Ind, Mel and Jay Harris, young sons Mrs. Brooklyn. Twenty members and three visi­ of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris ters ewere -present. Mra. Ethel of Maitland, f ere guests of honor Airea will present chapter two at a birthday party given by their of the book at the next meeting, great aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mr*. March I, at tha home of Mra. M. if. Ryan, at their homa on En­ terprise St. recently. Roy Cress. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones and grandson Stevie vliitcd relatives and friends in Lake Wales over the weekend. Dr. and Mrs. T. t . Cason of Jacksonville were weekend guests at the home of 31rs. Cason’s par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wright. R. L. Brock of Anderaon, S. C., SUNDAY b who was employed hrre during Plnecresl Baptist Church Youlh the construction of Ihe Florida Power Corp. plant in 1926 visited Fellowship at 9:00 p. m. here Saturday. This la his first MONDAY trip back since the plant was built. Mrs. Louise Ludlow of WaterGrace Methodist Church Even­ ing Circle meets at I p. m. at the town, N. Y. arrived Wednesday for a visit with Ihe Goodwin fami­ church. lies. Mrs. Ludlow and Mrs. W. Presbyterian Women of the A. Goodwin are siateri. Church meeti at 9 a. m. for Mr. and Mrs. Bud Itelnhard of World Mission program. Coffee, 9 a. in. Speaker, Mra. L. C. Smythe Deerfield, III. visited Mr. and Sirs. Kenny Cockrell this week. at 10:45 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Toby Denby of First Baptist W. M. S. Home Live Oak were weekend guests at Mission study 10 a. m. meets as the home of Mrs. Denby'a parents, follows: Circle 1 with Mrs. G. Mr. and 3trs. E. L. Cunningham. C. Diaon, llth St., Circles 23-4 Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Uslrom of at Ihe church; Circle 3 with Mrs. ilillerlown, N. Y. are house guests R. F. Cooper. Assn. Sunday School of the Kev. and Mrs. W. A. Kil­ meeting g p. m. in DeLeon mer. Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Burnt Jr. of Charleston, S. C. and Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Burns Sr. of Orlando, CANNED MEAT TIP Chill canned m eati for easier were Sunday gueata of 31rs, Bertha slicing and more attractive ap­ Hardin and Mias Sarah Burns at their home on E. Dell ary Drive. pearance. Enterprise Personals MRS. SMITH laid "it was an experience to cod all experiences." The Joy was so great that (be soldiers lifted the performers in the air—toning them on* lo an­ other—and I know my feet didn't touch ground for 20 minutes!" Charm it an elusive quality, but Lassie is qualified to give some interesting pointers along that line. Preaby ttiri&if Wtfmeif' P lan Prayer W eek February has been designated by the Presbyterian Church aa World 3!liilons Month, culminat­ ing with a week of prayer and self denial. Mra. J , E. Nlcholdi, local chair­ man, announces a prayer and praise service for Monday Feb. 22. when the self denial offering will be received. The meeting will begin at • a. m. with a coffee break at 9:45. Tho worship service will start at 10 a. m. S in. L. C. 31. Smythe, a miailonary from Nagoya, Japan will be guest speaker. Sirs. Smythe received Ihe medal of the order of the "Sacred Treas­ ure" from the emperor of Japan. This Is the highest decoration given lo foreigners and it wai given to Mrs, Smythe for her work with the Japanese people. All those Interested in this work are Invited to attend. Church Calendar Abraham Lincoln and George Washington shared honors with the euplds, heart* and arrow* at the Oviedo Woman’* Club Feb­ ruary luncheon at Fellowship Hall. The president’* table was cen­ tered with a white pcdaatal bowl, filled with Gerber daiiiei, red and white tulips, centered with a red tulle ruffled heart Interapersed with white leave* and while butterfliei. Fern, eupldi, arrows and three white lilies completed the decoration*. One table featured Abe Lincoln, another callrd “ The Patriotic Table" featured George Washing­ ton and two Valrntlna tables were lavishly decorated In the chosen themes. Napkins and favori car­ ried out the same theme in artistic arrangententi by Mrs. George C. Mean*, chairman of the decorating committee. Mrs. J. B. Jones and her com­ mittee served a delicious lunch­ eon of baked ham and all the trimmings. Mrs. Henry L. Prin­ gle, director of district T, wai guest speaker. She held a round-table discus­ M in Herman was bom In Greenville, M ill., and ii now a member of the senior elaaa at Sem­ inole High School. Sho has been a member of the high school glee club for the past three y ean , la a member of the D, C. T. Club and after school hours la employed by Ibe Stale Farm Insurance Co. Tho groom-elect was born in Louisville, Ky., graduated with the 1056 clast of Seminole High School, served In tho United Stales Army for three years and is presently employed by the McCroy Co. in Sanford. A lair summer wedding ii being planned. Osteen Personals BY MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER sion of various phaies of club life and affairs Mn. T. L. Lingo, Mr*. Chsrles T. Nlblack. Mra. B. G. Smith and Mrs, Annie L. Carter, four past presidents of the club, participated In this with Mrs. Pringle. M n. George C. Means was nam­ ed as chairman to aecure some­ one for the sewing contest at tho Sanford Woman’s Club in March by Mrs. R. W. Estes, local club president. Mrs. Lynn Mosier, president of the Seminole County Federation nf Women's Clubs, announced that Ihe meeting of this club would be held In Longwood Thursday, Feb. 23, the board meeting a t S:2S a, m. Several rlsllora were present for tho luncheon and meeting, In­ cluding Mrs. George Rettie, who has been a member of the Ft. Lauderdale Woman’s Club for M year*. GOSPEL M iss Herman To W ed V. M. Picklesim Lake Mary Circle The Dirt Gardener's Circle met at the home of Mrs. F, A. Pal­ mer. Valencia Dr., with Mra. J , R. Welle and Mrs. F. A. Fitta aa co-hostcasei. Cecil Tucker, guest speaker, gave an interesting and Informa­ tive talk. Subjects covered were— History of the extension service and il's growth and the work of the 6-H youth gruopa and our fu­ ture farmer*. He elated that the county agent la always willing to aaslsl farmers or the public on conservation and if further help la needed Utey will carry the m atter to the agricul­ tural extension service In G sinesville. He concluded with the state­ ment (hat "conservation is living POINTERS ON MEAT STORAGE Ground fresh meat and variety la harmony with nature." meats such sa liver, heart and JACARANDA CIRCLE Mra, W. B. Brinson, chairman longue should be atored loosely of the ways and meana com miller wrapped and hied within 2 days of the Jacaranda Circle, conducted after purchase. a plant isle a t the February meetFailing one child's dolhei alog n t the borne of Mri. ft. L. long to n younger one may be Andrew* on Sanford Ave. A brio! business meeting was con­ psychologically damaging for ducted by Ibe president, Mrs. A. both recipient and former wearer C, McJUynolds. A program of aay child psychologist*. garden elide picture* wai given by Mra. R. E. Peuriioy. Tbey were made by Mrv. Peurlfoy while on her tour of tbe weitcra United State*, Mra. Aadrewa assisted by Mrs. McReynolda and Mrs. R. D. Hun­ ter nerved refreshment! of cherry tarts, topped with whipped creaip, and in beeping with tha Valentine them* decorated tha room* with ■ em it arrangement! of red and white earnationa. Other* attending were Mra. Rob­ ert. Mummer*. Mra. E. J, Mossnun, Mra. B. Jtittebeau, Mra. J. T. Little, Mrs. N. R. Whitney, Mr*. X- O. Hickson. Mrs. L. B. Steele, Mrs. C. M. Flowers, Mr*. X. L, White, Mr*. R. Jonca. Mrs. Lorraine Graham, Mrs. Alburn Xector, Mrs. X. Haines, Mra. Ber­ tha Kbode* and Mrs. Carrol Burke. Of Oviedo Club | A t Dinner Party U J o rn w SIN G IN G Beatnik party and luncheon at the CPO club room at the Naval Air Station. Start! i t 1 p. m. All Chiefs, (heir wives and guests Invited. MONDAY Sanford Drove 160 B.P.O. Does will meet at K p. m. at the Elks Club. Balloting on candidates for membership will be conducted. Thursday Feb. 25 a t 8 P . M. SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM COOKft-IN-TIlEKNOW The speeial days in February provide a cook with good excuses to "go fancy." If ihe hasn’t tiled all the labor-saving features on her range, It’s ■ good, month to experiment. On Lincoln'! Birthday, for instance, try an old fashioned atew on the top burner. Brawn the meat first, with the control eel al 315 degrees. Then turn U back lo 190 degrees and aiium e a precise simmering temperature. V a l e n ­ tine's Day ralla for a glamorous pink meringue baked In a new low-temperature oven. For Wash­ ington's Birthday, plan a special dinner using tha clock control with other features. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Masters and daughter Jean apcnl last weekend in Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. James Vieno Jr. of Framtngton, M an, have re­ turned home after a two week Star • shaped, woodruff flowers visit with 31r. and Mrs. Harvey can be used to garnish summer Vieno, drinks. Sir. and M rs.-Frank Dellonts of Chicago, III. spent last Friday with Co), and Mrs, William Doyle. THE COLONIAL SHOP They are houseguesta of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Staley, Finn Fabrics Sir, and M n. Richard Cherix of Hendersonville, N. C. a n visit­ ing Mrs. Cherlx'a parents, Mr. Kverylhlaf far the womai and S in . Mason Millwood. who sews . . . e beautiful group Several G. A. members of the of fabrlca end net Iona selected Osieen Baptist Church attended from tho fashion houses ef the association*! meeting at Ihe Geneva Baptist Church last week­ New York. Bilks, Retina, Linens, end. Accompanying them were Laeee, and an army ef Cetteaa M n. Harry Usteen and M n. Da­ that will amain yon. Come In vid Hoiack, G. A.'a making the and eee aa. Four pattern tinea trip were Shirley and Alice Sut­ for year plenenrm ton, Kathy, Shirley and Libby Sermons, Diane and Lynn Jones. Linda, Noel and Joyce Harvey and TIM S. Palmetto Art. Jane Nixon. Daytona Beach, Fla. Osteen school children will par­ ticipate ih the sience fair to be Free Parking la Rear held Starch 3 to 3 at the children’s museum in Dcland. The Fam ous • *« LE FEVRES From WAGA-1Y Atlanta, Ga. AMERICA'S MOST VERSATILE SINGERS AND MUSICIANS ADMISSION Adults — yum Children— 50c ADVANCE TICKETS ON BALE BY LATIN CLUB MEMBERS AND AT DAY '&r NITE GRILL Sf)lll WINNtNIi I HUSADI M O NDAY . T U B DAY • Beginning • February 12-21 • 3500 W. Cetonlal Dr. • Orlande, Fla. H’e ere one «/ Me Sponsoring Churthr, • • • • :*T T'’rn>r , EVERLY BROTHERS MARK DENNING ; W ID N B D A Y - THURSDAY BETTY JOHNSON TH E BROWNS. ’ CH ARLIE SMVAK �' 1 ■ . ---------" -----SAY AU REVOIR, Bill NOT GOODBY WASHINGTON—Quite a number of constituents are ahocked when they meet their acnatora in the fancy fat-earpet suites of the new Senate Office Building. The acnatora brought It on them___________ aelvea. if they, ________ had inUated J on aavtog the taxpayer aetne dotlara, Ihinga tike thin never would have happened. It’a n diagraceful atory from the very beginning. H waa shortly after the aenatora moved into the arehl- Reasons For Growth By GORDON J. TOLL Manager, Sectrfty Aneodaten, Inc. Tin p u t decade of dynamle growth In Florida haa been Mtag* There are many reaaoni why thU growth ehould fy and cheaply In the South. Reliable estimates point to rofanbte gain In Florida’! permanent population from 4.7 Uon now to about seven million In 1970. Ten year* from r th en will only be the midi amount of land where one i be reasonably sure of warm weather In mULwinter. I That bring* us to one of the moat predoua things in ■ state. Land. During the past year, many large land comHoc have "gone public," offered to the public ahares of !r company. Among them were such giants aa Arvlda rp. The company w u formed In July, 1958 and acquired nit 100,860 scree of real property, rooetly unimproved, hied to Palm Beach. Broward and Dade Countlw. Arthur dag Daria received 8,447,928 charts of Arvida'a Oaw * common stock and a five per cent debenture for $0,900,\ due July 81, 1978, u consideration for the properties. Is acraaga consisted of leaf than one per cent to Improved petty, such u hotels, motels, and apartment houses, rated on a seasons! basis, primarily located in Palm Beach m ^ T h * factors that btiv.had favorable effects on reol ato value* in thou counties are the stu d y Increase In ndatioB, which to this state over the past £5 yu rs has atly exceeded the national average, the mild ellmat*, and >fact that land available for development Is limited in During S23 million) that costly inconslrttncles bef an to crop up. On of the wont waa the floors. Thor were *11 covered with fine ex­ pensive tile. Then, aa an alterthought, the acnalora ordered that floe expenalve tiJa in their private offleet be covered wtih thick, piuah wall-to-wall carpeting. Tbia bindaight coat taxpayers Ihouaanda of dotlara. Then, event­ ually, the acnatora complained that the tile in the outer otflcea waa too altppery, eapeciatly for aeeretarlea >vbu puta e n io u H iM , •riy owned by the Rlngling Circus located to Bay and the Gulf of Mexico on the west • to develop about 4,000 homealtea, hotels, Rita and commercial buDdlngm i year, Arivda formed the Arvlda Oil Co. build and operate a chain of gasoline **rd marine outlets throughout Florida. id that Arvlda and Centex Construction Com­ ing a Joint development of 8,000 acres near mi three mile* from the Boca Raton Club and Arvlda. The new development, reportedly to i, la among the flret building project# underb The preject will Include about 10,000 "me. race. Schools, community building* and an Men, before yea try to ridfcale Dora, he sure yea read the m t of trie tragic eaae record. Pm yoa may flad >ourself ta the saase boat with her. A lot of moa deprive their wivea aad chltdrea of Mceasitlee to make C r i! y .r .* a 7 — t aad guttlag a goad-used sate. CASK D—IT*: Dora 0., aged 37, ;a married to a steel worker. Hair husband had spent two weeks in the hospital, recovering from major surgery. Tbo steel atrike waa predicted to •tart within a week or two at the atest, "I decided to surprise Bete when xce'Jeni n eord for such unpredictable market i ^ASSIGNMENT WASHINGTON ke gets home from the hospital," Dora informed a neighbor, "So, I disposed of alt our furni­ ture and ordered everything new. it U due tomorrow. "Won't Pete be surprised when be gets Home'from the hospital I” Aa a rule, wires are vary shrewd phoppara. But some of .them ( lack bona tense. And Dora has acted very stupidly. She did not know if tbo atrike would last six weeks or six months. And hospital expenses, plus doctor bills, wars staring her in tho face. Yet, with an entirely uncertain incoma for maybe the next halt * are goto* w*li-**tabli*h*d Florida-based companies: Power Corfchaa more than doubled ita customer* in S M L ,^ U*W->touu“*“•* - the mor* apeculativ* side in Stockton, Whatley, mortgage bankers with extensive ownership of TOal (State. Jim Walter Corp., a largo builder of was testifylag that day, until I got Be DICK WEST homes, expanding rapidly and plowing back profits WASHINGTON (UPI) - Book out and, walking down tho ball General £>•■ivelopment, a biff land de- authors as n rule art a sensitive with Gllmco te tho caucua m m , pcompanyand DAILY CROSSWORD «. Affirmative I t Mow ” *"l J 11: IV• .Vi*. II : -J*11: •' ' ' i r im ; «4 » i *»• » i a open (poet.) mis j r It a.* •.June bug atm • *» T. American ed » ' Itxt i 1’ ’IVl«u *J•» 11 ii i a • \ (eoUoq.) l»1 1 * , (Hi# f4ii - 1* ri i SLOnJrte • • !.♦(1; i 1> n . | || - * t [iri •! •t: ; u l » « S fU . V 2 & *& • lot tad Robert P. Kennedy Is m exception — psrticulsriy whore tbo non is concerned. I was twsrs test Kennedy, as former chief counsel of the Sen­ ate Rackets Committee, had the knack of sniffing out corruption in the labor-managameat field. Rut until I read an advance copy of the book he has written about his experiences, 1 didn't realise Just how perceptive his ■astrill are. On page 71, for example ho daacribaa Teamster President James R. Hofte’a associates as having “teo smooth faces and cruel oyoa ef gangsters; they wear tea rich < * ■ ■ ■ ^ U b lr tM H M ^ ^ iiM M H M H M realised that ha waa the aource ef tho epproaslva odor." Kennedy's book wilt bo pub­ lished later this mooth under tbs title "The Eoemy Within." By and large, t thlak he did a pret­ ty aged Job of distilling the es­ sence of the committee’s axcltlog, colorful and wonderfully confused investigations. A Urge part of tho book, as might be expected, Is devoted te an unflattering account of tho Ufa ■nd times of Heffe. Unless Hoffs rcvlswa It for tho TSamater megai Im , I guess tho hook givea Ken­ nedy tho last word la their colobrated feudKennedy, incidentally, eont Hof­ fs a free copy with a personal, handwritten note m tbo flyleaf. It roads:."! sra sending you this book because I luww you would want to read it and I didn’t want you te uee unloe fundi I* buy ■y r a n , NKWSOM UP! POBKIGN BDITOI Prima Minister Nahru of India appears to have don* an aboutface In Ms border dUpute with Red China, aid la it some ob­ servers aee the fine hand of So­ viet Premier Nikita Khrusfachar, his recent guest. The seeming about * faea oc­ curred In Nehru'a eudden invita­ tion to Red Chinese Premier Chou En-lal to travel to Now Delhi to talk over Red China's claims to Marly 10,'Mo square miles of land tradiUonally claimed by India. A dozen Indian border police­ man bava been killed since last August la claabaa with the ChiMae la territory which Nahru has •aid he Mver will surrender. Lett December, Nehru brusque­ ly rejected a Chou En-lal propo­ sal for a meeting either In Chute or Rangoon on tbo grounds that the ChlMM position was such "there urea Uttia ground left for uaeful talks." nil latest aote to Peiping, dat­ ed Peb. U and made pubUo three days later, repeated that "I do net see say common ground be­ tween our respective viewpoints." risk and obligates her family for Nonetheless, he said m beover |!,000 worth of now furni­ ture^ Pete will prolbably sprout new ulcers whan ha gets hornet Esau likewise sold out bU fu­ ture inheritance for a mess of pottage, just because be couldn’t sea beyond tho end of his note. His note registered the delight­ ful aroma of fresh beans (pot­ tage), so be followed hie nose and By United Prose btcraaUoaal BANGOR, North Wales -Id en ­ didn't use hla brain. A lot of American workers of tical twins Howard and Vaughan the mala sax, however, are Just Clarke, IP, staging a 100-mile walking race for tbo band of * •a short sighted as Dora. it-yaar-old coed, disclosing whst Young fellows, m well as work- they will do if they finish in a era p u t 43, will make a down pay­ dead best: ment on a new automobile even "Ws’U try something else— with * threatened atrike being perhaps a boxing match." disputed One ef our loading finance SARASOTA —Elijah >. (Daddy) Grantham, after receiving a tele­ ra m Irtinrftetidaat XUmhowtf 3,000 now ears, sold to atari mill congratulating Mm m his l*Mh workers shortly before tho last birthday, which ho will celebrate •trike. Saturday: Bo you guys need not laugh at "I think m go down te the Dora and think women have a fMrthauM and register to vote comer on stupidity, as regards far that fellow." money matters t Millions af Americans are not VICTORIA PALLS, Southern only kindergarteners regarding Rhodesia— Evangelist Billy Gra­ their pay cheeks, hut they are ham, recordiag hla improastoaa at the halfway point of his African four-flushers, to boot. Instead af ebopplng shrewdly, "eniaado" la an article for United ttyr want to rits their girl friend Prose latecnttiaaal: "Anyone who earn tho Wort or .the neighbors. I'm beiag qoito flash today, far African la hostile to Americans you don't need a college education doesn't know what ha la talkies to bo shrewd. In fact, many col­ about." lege graduates are tho want afNEW YORK — Dr. Freak Stanfenden whan It comes ta apinging aad trying to put up (an un­ ten, president af the Columbia Boaricartlag System, eriUdtlng warranted "front" Got hep to arithmetic. Aad proposals far government regula­ lean to get bargains whan you tion as a means of curing taliills: buy. Don’t squander money like vision's "Government prescription . . . Dora, when your entire wogos premises Imagisiry short - term may ha cut off within 41 hours! (Atwaya write to Dr. D m Quotable Quotes Moose Suffers Broin Concussion OERN5KOELD8VIK, Sweden Police Wednesday reported what Uwy claimed waa the first known coo* of a moose sutferihg ■ brain concussion. Veterinarians supported the po­ lice report of the moose which f war seen stumbling ainUssily on tba Icy shore nearby. Tracks showed the beast ap­ parently suffered a bad fall on a slope la nearby woods. Veterlnarisos said no cure waa possible. Police shot Ihe moose. Happiness Through Hsalth (By DR. F. LEO KEBWIN) - „ BUILT WITH P R ID E "...IN aoiM UZM m m um iflH M B t a r t s " / ,v / / / / / / , s f E in M M M ^ r ir t U r f * a m a % v * u iB a a m « * ■ ■ ■ ! id m - /r itE a S H G a ^ id a B I H '' / u lB B 3 ia ^ rtM J U L & - ---------------- ■_ w TSrm » - — •v r t e O U V U ,;? — • HOURS IX RAVRKNA FAIR • CAN RB FINANCBD. UMDBR TA *4 0 0 NOTHING DOWN -tort5** DOWN (Cleetex Carta Only ■vS!, ... . ■ ’V irti■1’ 1 I - * ■-■* • L . 1 a a in n a ~ n s ^ | ' >* :* w. * SMS a i fc3SSf*:V ■,7' m r>vl ^ ■'* -,A/*‘--V/»4 J' LV •' sip 'i1 J • Entire Effects Of Injury Sometimes in the frame of tho ,car la and hia (Mr twisted and the fenden dent- FAJrfas S-7< HOME ANOTHER nonetheless, these parties be­ lieve, Khrushchev made a secret trip to Peiping in mid-January to see Cbou and Chlneis leader Mao Tse-sung to talk over the SbtoIndian problem. This trip hat boon rumored hut Mver officially con­ firmed. On or around Jan. M, when Flirt Deputy Soviet Premier Frol Kotlov was visiting New Delhi, Khrushchev transmitted the gist of his talks to IIoxlov who In turn had three meetings with Nehru. Kotlov is supposed to have stressed the possibility of compro­ mise if Nehru agreed to a meet­ ing with Cbou. Nshru's letter was written Peb. S but not transmitted until one day after Khrushchev's arrival In New Delhi. Government sources say this was an accident, due to Nehru's wish that the latter be delivered fay his ambassador to Peiping who had been on consul­ ts Uon in New Delhi. Others say it was because Neh­ ru wanted a last minute ebeck with Khrushchev oo Its contents. They also speculate (hat Khru­ shchev remained quiet and aleof from newsmen because he want­ ed to-give no Indication that the Soviet Union bad re-entered the picture. In a w event, those same sources belie vs Nehru would not have risked his reputation an Urn possibility of a meeting with Chou without having some assur­ ances about lie outcome. with elampa on their heels. So (hey allotted, themselves 3190,000 for more rugs to cover up tee tslw that covered up the floor. And tent's what set up tee shock­ er for the poor constituent. Nowadays when an innocent v i |.| itor stop* by to meet bia senator, the lawmaker will come churning into the reception room across tint fat carpet and — whopt — eontactl electric shock. For some reason, the static elec­ tricity is st its worn during the winter months. A broad-minded constituent who may overlook the outlandish cost of three layers of flooring could pun thli note bomt: "I got a charge out# of meeting our senator today.. . But it goes beyond teat. Whan the departing visitor makes for tba door, be gets an­ other Jolt—Korn the bran knob. The people la the office of Sen. Albert Gore, (D-Tenn.) In despersUon covered their knobs with ccllophane. But that doesn't work. Especially shocked a n the secre­ taries who wear heel damps. Theyget amps in their clamps9 One,senator, unnamed, mads a study of lha situation. Ha observed that soma trucks avoid static elec­ tricity through a ground—a chain that dangles from their tailgate. No o m will deny that some of our high-flying gritete spenders should be grounded, but It would bo far beneath the dignity of n law­ maker to strut down tbo ball drag­ ging a chain behind. So, what la the solution? Simple, t AU of our luxury-loving senators should follow Ihe example of Sen. WUliam Proxmlre (D-Wis.), No constituent will get a shock In hit reception room. His visitors walk in on plain tile. The unllberat-spcndlng Wisconsin liberal had flatly refused to allow workmen to InataU additional car­ peting in Ml ohm suite ohm. £'•.'» - • ------- e V-t *l- -jjj -i ': �Matthews Favored, In Lightweight TVBout Tonight TOUGH COM PETITOR % A 'W _ # * The fail breaking Sanford Semi­ nole* will go against a big and tough Lakeview team at T p. m. today In Apopka In the second round of the Orange Belt Con­ ference tournament. Last night the Red Devils from Winter Carden alapped Leesburg in the first round by a score of 82-37. The towering Devils took advantage of their height and moved into' the aecond round of the OBC. Their victory was paced by Guard Frank Browder with 14 points and the Schulti brothers, Larry and Billy. In the atarting lineup the Devila have Bowder who la 8-10, Milton West 8 feet, Stanley Starr 8-1, Billy SchuHt 8-3, and Larry Schulta 8-3. They have average apeed and the beat height ta the conference so Coach Dud Layer and hia Seminole* will hava their hand! full on the boardi. The Seminolea go into tonlght’a game rated s i the faalest team in the conference. If they ere able to work their fast break as they have all season, it ahould mean the difference in the ball game. STARTING LINEUP Hanford Player Nt. Pm . Grecey fi‘ F Christensen i'lu " F Perides ST* G Lundquist 8*7" G Oravetr S‘3” C * ti£ D tP H V W r/tA roufutey /9S9 * O T HUS 6 n f * t MoMgy WzV AYP , * V £ /t H W t£ R fit { C o M S /f T£AfC y \ S 7 * 7 7 * r /C S -7 » * N t* r#g 9AM* f HNO HAS 5 . A A lA C H A M * Art /9 S & Lakeview Starr L. Schultz B. Schultz £ Browder 6T 8’3" 8‘3” S'to" F F C G Foodmart Boosts Kegler Loop Lead Foodmart won all three games m from Wilson-Maler Furniture, this w week, to add to (heir lead in Tha Sandspur Bowling League. Thii give* tha grocer* 43 win* ia flrat, and drops the furniture team to fifth place with 33 wins. Pryora State Farm Insurance team won two game* from Rob­ son Sporting Goods, keeping Ihelr second apot position with 411* wins. Robsons still holds third with 88. » iRoumillal and Anderson Drugs, though atUI in the basement, manages each week fo lower the winning* of their opponents. They did this to The Pig N' Whistle, this week as they won two games from them, giving Tho Plrf fourth apot with 3314 wina to ths drug­ gists 30. Splits w ert made by many, with th* following reported; Bar­ bara Harrison, 6-7-10, Fran Mc­ Pherson, 8-7, Libbie Whitehead, 1-8-10, Shirley Simas, »-7, Pat Taalo 1-10, Jackie Davis, 9-10, and Sue Jackson and Dot Thomas, both making the 3-7. Highest acratch game was roll­ ed by Frances Cross for tha drugteam, Tha Pig also toppled tho handicap game record for tho league a* thay set a new one, 181. Robinson Signs Cinci Contract By United Proaa lateraatteaal Slugger Frank Roblnaoa of the Cincinnati Rada had a 837,000 contract for 1100 today aa a roA ward for tho fact that he waa the mating but unsurpassed first-baseman ta Ibt National Laaguc in Robinson bocamo tho loot of Redo* regulars to agree to terms when be accepted a ralae Thurs­ day estimated at between 83.000 and 88,000. Ho batted A ll. drove ta 128 run* and hit 38 bomara MIAMI BEACH (UPI)-Boxlng manager Jack Kcarna has asked United Nations intervention on bebail of ancient Archie Moore, whose light-heavyweight till* wai recalled this week by the National Boxing Aasn. Kearns said Thursday he had tent a telegram to the chairman of the United Stalea' UN delega­ tion, Henry Cabot Lodge, asking for an audience. Kearns' telegram referred to Moore aa "boxing's goodwill am­ bassador" and a "citizen of the world." " I humbly submit," Kearns’ telegram read, "that auch a true tntarnationatlit ahould not be tub* jecled to personal indignities and lorn of livelihood through the pet­ A b rind le-spot ted pup with one of th* Southeast*! finest records fa favored by morning line odd* to cop honors ta the hot-box 10th event at Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, part of tho fast 11-event card starting a t B;10. Th* youngster who has th# railbirdv buzzing 1* Wayne Rob­ erts, a two-year-old who has rompod to victory fit* times and placed twlea In 11 trips to tho starting gates. Owned by Carl O. Tracy, the 64-pounder ha* outstepped soma of tha best Grade-A runners In tho sport of queen*. Wayne Robart* ia assigned top early odds of t-to-1. Ha'll bo run­ ning from th* saves th post posi­ tion ia tha hot feature which In­ cludes a enrefully-sslecled octet of mid-season champion*. Among tha other top-quality greyhound* in tha 10th Is Dis­ coverer, a 68-pound fawn gent who la fresh from an Impressive win over District and other standout*. This Paul Sutherland Kannol representative has aahbod four wiaa la tho s u n e a t season. A 10-event matinee program will start a t 2 p.m. Saturday, foltewnd by I I race* in tha avoning. ty tyranniei of the NBA and it* dictator president Anthony Maceronl." By United Pres* International Taka it from Coach Lou Rossini, the "old faahioned way" may yet carry New York University to its first NCAA basketball championehlp. NYU’* potential rivala ia tha NCAA carnival are pouring poinla into the basket at record-breaking pacei but Rossini, who calls him­ self "a young old Umar" Iniista that ball control may prove the decisive factor, "It wai our finest game of tha year," he said after Thursday night's 74-68 eictory over National invitation Tournament-bound Holy Cross, "because we showed wo could control the ball in a key game against a strong team. This Is ths key lo a team's ability to win a major tournament and it makes mo think we'll have a real chance io tha NCAA tournament." Veterans Lead Lake Worth Play LAKE WORTH (UPI) - Five veteran player* and a rookie lo Ibe pro rank* pursued frontrunner Beverly Hanson Into th# sarond round of the Lake Worth Open golf tournament today. Miss Hanson fired t one-overpar 71 Thursday to taka • onestroke load over th* roat of tho field. Ona of those at 73 was d e lu d ­ ing champion Betsy Rawls, Spar­ tanburg, S. C,, wha had teoubla oa tha greens. By JERRY COVINGTON Well, the time has come! Tonight the Seminole* hit the road in the direction of their first OBC crown nince joining the conference. In fnct, they go into tonight’a game as strung favorites against Lakeview A n d this is something that has never existed in all the yearn of basketball at The final gamea of Sanford'a SHS. Biddy Basketball League’s regu­ If thdre has ever been a better ball lar season will get under way team in Sanford we can’t remember when Saturday at the Sanford Armory. and our one aim is to knock off Winter Firm place Robson'* Sporting Park in the finals tomorrow night, that is Goods will take on the Stamper if both teams make it. Lakeview it big Agency quintet who wiR be out and they'll be plenty tough, but the Seminto tie for flrat spot. Rouraillat's oles are so fired up for a shot a t Winter will play Semlnola Sporting Goods Park that they should be at their best to­ and Sanford Electric will meet night. Jim Gracey is the leading scorer in Higginbotham Oil In the finale. The Roumillat-Semhsote contest the OBC and possesses one of the finest shots in prep basketball in the state. He will start at • a. m. The Robson'a Sporting Goods is well on his way to hitting the 400 mark which very few high school basketball team took the lead last Saturday players can boast, if ha continues to pop by downing Sanford Electric, the way he has all season it will mean a Roumilleta fel to aecond place great deal in the tournnment. I-ittle Ray Lundquist broke the old by losing lo Slemper Agency 8134. Stemper Is tied with the drug scoring record for a single game last store teem for second spot. Semi­ week against Oviedo when he hit S3. The nole Sporting Good* beat Higgin­ previous record, which was held by Gracey botham Oil, X-22 but remain* in laat place. , An all-star team wiR play in the Slate Biddy Basketball Tourna­ ment in Tallahassee Feb. 26 27. Alter they return, e city tourna­ ment will be held to rlnae oul SQUAW VALLEY, Calif. (UPI) the 1838 60 season for the pint size eig en , —Pigeons, politicians and patrons A special candy sale wLH be gave way today to ths athleta* held peit week to raise money for the te im 'i trip to the loumey. who came t« do competitive bat­ tle on the slops* and rinks of Squaw Valley hi tha VIII Winter Olympiad. Friendship and fraternity, ths order of the day for Thursday's opeoing ceremonies, were once again in little evidence in these strife turn games. The first of two gold medals will MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — The be decided this afternoon — the University of Miami baakatball winner of ths men's cross-country learn won Its third straight Flo­ skiing. Hut thers still were grum­ rida Intercollegiate Conference ble* among officials and athletes. title Thursday night, whipping They mostly concsrned the weath­ Florida Southern m -S 6. er—Thursday's storm. H "snowed The Hurricanes used a tough away" on* of today's scheduled full-court ptesa all night. t High feature events, the men's down­ scorer for Miami wai Ron God­ hill ski race which was postfrey with 28 points, High man for Florida Southern was Robert Whally, with 86 points. ground crawa cooperating, tha Ths win gave Miami a 81-3 competition was expected ta b* record so far aa tha season. sharp in th* cross-country, the pairs figuia abating and hockey. Three matches will sxtsnd ths day's hockey schedule until near­ ly midnight. The weather, after a few over­ night flurries, w as expected to TUCSON, Aril. (UP!) — Paul ■(•hills* with rlear skies and a Harney lead a lightly-bunched field Into the second round of the high—aiound mid-day—of 40. This 122,800 Tucson Open today, only was forecast a* "good" weather one stroke ahead of aeven other for th* 48 cross-country entrant*. Th* 121, mil* course, at nearby touring professionals. Harney, of Worchester, Maas., McKinney Creek, was re-preparad climated hia fine opening round by crews who worked through of 84 Thursday with an eagle—3 much or tho night. on tho 181b bolo on Ibe El Rio Country Club eourie. Six golfers turned the trick in •I, lad by Arnold Palmer, Ligonier. Pa., formar Masters champ with a strong scent for big prize PROVIDENCE, It. I. (UPI) money. Palmer, winner of the Welterweight champion Don Jor­ Palm Springs Desert Classic, shot dan, threatonod with loss of his a 38-38, breaking the course rec­ woMarwolght crown today, has ord for tha back nlaa. boon given a reprieve by th* Na­ tional Boxing Also, until complete results of hia medical examina­ tion are received from California. Jordaa claimed a blond ailment NEW YORK (UPI) - John W. Hanai, chairman of die board f waa Uw reason ho hadn't defendth* Naw York Racing Assn., has od (ho 14T-pound till* line* last been selected by tha Nalional July 16, violating tho all-month'* Turfwrller#' Aasn. aa man of (ha defense rule. But he also claimed ho had re­ yaar of racing. Hanes was honorad in recognition of (he great part covered from tho ailment and ha playad In tha opaning of the would bo ready to defend against new Aqueduct tric k laat feptem- Cuban Kid Paret at La* Vogai, Nev., la May. hor. Harney Paces Tucson Tourney W elter Champ Gets "Reprieve1 Hanea The Man* NEW YORK (UPI) - Leo V a t was 31. He la the greatest competitor in thews of Philadelphia, gunning for the entire area and with a player like a shot at the lightweight crown, little Ray the Seminole* eould'just be the pill hit youth and power against taam to upset the Wildcats for the OBC Algerian Lahouart Gadtb’a eepar crown Saturday night. lence and gnila tonight In their Plan now to come to Apopka for two TV light at Madiaoa Square Oargreat nights of basketball. den. Here are the facta and figures on the Matthew*, SO, la favored at U-S individual scoring for the season thus far showing why the Seminolea have been so beeaute at hit punch and h e eatis* he demonttrated In Me l i f t successful, bout that he again la railing Sanford total Points—1,085 Opponents total points—853 more upon hit punch than upon Sanford average per gams—87.1 hla ipeed. Me knocked out eonOpponents average per game— 5S.S tender Johnny Bunco In the Brat Individual scoring round on Feb. 1. Player Points Avg. Per Game Godih. SO, la a crafty counter* Gracey 312 19.4* fighter who depend! upon hla toft Jabi, left hooka and fa it foot­ Lundquist 284 17.7* • work. Me U a comparatively light Christensen 148 9.5 hitter, who tooied but 13 knock­ P e rid e s 125 7.6 out t in bia at bout*. Oraveta 79 5.0 Their 10-rounder wUt be tele­ Tamny 44 8.0 vised and broadcast nationally by McKIbbin 51 3.9 NBC at M p. an. Marsh 23 1.8 Fuhrman 18 1.5 R o b erta T a y lo r IS 6 Wilson 6 Title To Lyons 1.0 DUNEDIN, Fla. <UP1) -Y any Lyona of Jam as town, N. Y. was Ihe PGA National Golf Chris championship Thursday with a 71hole 881. He fired a final threeover-par 78 oa the min and wind­ swept course. Theme Wood a t Aohboro, N. C. was roan crop with a 292 while Bob Roditigion of Hert­ ford. Conn., followed with n MS. .5 .5 •A lso lead in g a c o re r in OBC **Set SH S rsc o rd w ith S3 p o in ts Stocky Siiien Jsm herg of Swe­ den was rated the choice in the gruetltog up-*nd-dov nhlll event. He had an opportune starting po­ sition — 43rd, with • late post spat a decided advantage. F.arly skiers pack the run for the latecorners and the late siarUra are advised a t what time they have to beat. Fin Veikko Hankulinen and Russian Nikolai Anikin iuled aa the HO-year-old lumberjack's lop contender*, Tha U, 8. was given little chance of placing among tha top 16, The U. 8. contestants are Leo Massa of Matawan, N, J., who is schsdulsd to go off sitth; An­ drew Miller of Crested Butte, Colo., off 13th; Sven Johansnn of Spenard, Alaska, off 81st and Joe Wilton of Lake Placid, N. Y., off 34th. In the pairs figure skating, world champions Barbara Wag­ ner and Robart Paul, of Toronto, Canada, were considered all but shuo-ina for tha day'* second gold medal. Canadian roachea think their atiffast opposition will corns front anothsr "north of the bor­ der" loam — the brother and sis­ ter com bln* of Marla and Otto Jellnek, Cirrhuiluvskisti born but now living in Bronte, Ont , and German* Marika Killlu* and Hans Baumler. The U, S. has three pair* en­ tered with the sister end brother teem #f Nancy and Ronald Ludinglen of Rotbury, Mess., rated Uncle Ham's bast. Tha otkera are Mr. and Mrs. lie and Ray Hadlay of 8aattl*, Wash., and Maribsl Owen and Dudley Richards of Boston. The games were to hava been strictly a day-time affair until tha hockey officials btesr ths matches out of the outdoor ponds. Now, at least during the early stages, It will be dose to the witching hour when tha last event on da. Tha three hockey game* today match; 4 p.m. — United States and Caeehoslovakia. 8:30 p.m, Canada and the Swedes. 0 p.m. — Russia and Garmany. Tha U.8.-Ct*ch match ie tha battle of (ha three. Roth eluba rate among the five best In tha games. They are no strangers, having met twice In Loa Angeles eihibltion gamea. Tha Yanks won the first, tha aecond ended in a 8-6 tie and a near free-for-all. Thursday's driving alorm, whteh dumped I t inches of new snow on the valley, dampened tha elaW rately planned opening ceremon­ ies. Less than 16,000 persons—tbs original eitimatea had been for upwards at 38,000 — braved tha dangerous, traffic slogged high­ ways. The vice present of tha United .States, Richard M. Niion, offi­ cially opened tha games; same 2,000 bewildered pigeons — mas­ querading aa "doves of pears, friendship and fraternity," and score* of eponsoring patron* ■hared ia the glory, all a t which was bathed la a firework* display NATURAL G A S ■tsgsd by Wait Disney. M l M d A t *. F A I 4 M 00 . WHICH FORD ECONOMY TWIN IS FOR YOU ? B o w ie C a rd S h u ffle d BOWIE. Ud. (U P I ) - . Bowla race traek will run b a r to-nca programs In oompenaals for the race* lost ta tho Fob. 18 snow­ storm. Five races w on ran that day and four eallad off. Why h Falcon Irat ta salsa among A coiupati cars? Look what yon get! Room far six klnc-vixrr* and loads of luggage. Up lo 30 miles per gallon; 4,000 luiUa between oil clung**. For ibe tag terill—ooow ta and tnm a FaJocml Other major signings Included: Pitcher Tom Sturdivant signed with tho Boston Rod Sox ta n conference with General Manager lu ck y Harris. Carlton Willey, H last aaason, atgnod with the Milwaukee Bravos and expressed a desire to start more ofteo under new Mans gar Chuck Drassou than bo did under Prod Haney. Uw Yankees signed Infielder Status Boyar, pitcher John Gahler und pitcher Bath Monro*. (Bicnpt Sunday) Noarly thro* quarter* A ail » a tta g lands la tha United State* —approximately 7M million nena —are located ta tha 17 Wastara and Grant Plains states. W ednesday, Friday & Saturday 2 P . M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY • ClnbhottM • Haatad Stands • VaM Parking Jorry Collins, Co-Owatr Barry, Nn Miaara Jtetidteg �k VICE ADMIRAL H. T. Deutermann, left, and pilot lA .(j«.) E. W. Foote leave VAH-5 Ready Room to man thur AMD jet bomber. EM tf. MORTON a n 4 MUNW V. M O H T O ^ W U J. DtfreSaau. le n r a or aerr n . kbmmjby a n a F r a n c e s it taw. legatOM, 4*vl*ere. m. Maine!**, Itoaoro, spoumi, Sanford Naval Air Siation’a VAH-3 was honored recently by a vial! from Vice Admiral H. T. Dautasmana, commander of the U. S. Second Fleet hi the AUentic. Arriving on board tho UIS Pernatal by helicopter from bis flu* •Up, Admiral Deutermua was greeted and entertained briefly by Read Admiral JL E. Dixon, com' minder of Carrier Division Four. ' Admiral Deutormana was taken op n jet flight by U.(J.g.) E. W. Foote during the day, The two Ufleerp have been friends since INI fjhM fofto was.tho seemaatO'ef the Admiral’s son, David DeuUr mean et the U. 8. Naval Prepare- ire, trust ore, or *lh*r claimttj Ik rsiik , unOtr or acalnst 14 J. R. SCannay on! Franc** Half of all the care In the U. 8. } Koaaofi an* tha baaallcta- are concentrated in just bight ' a Treat af which Tha Firri et Baals at oriao4o la irxa- states — California, Now York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Texas Illinois, Michigan and New Jersey. i4l W lU iU J t M. TANNKIl a a i ^ l n d l S u T r . t j & nbr ____- — . b a r hathand! If hair* at l»*. I»**tre«, grant***, ***lgn**«, Iltnor*. apeu*j as, creatler*. truattre, or othfr claimant*, by, through, undtr or en ta il th* *»ld L,uciu* II. Mali. ST* an! --------- M«lll)l«, hi* . Wlflt Mary LouIre MallbU and i _ _ —-------4 h*r buibaml) William B. Taanar and _...__....T*nntr., hi* -wlfei and V(rainla r. Tanner and >• ——.bar hyibandi an! MAHIJARRT U MOOIt K, a n d -------- I bar huiband, It any, II all re. and If 4**4. thtlr unknown lialra St law. lagaUaa. daviiara, maul*.., Stalina**, Manor*. *pou**% rraCI. tara. treat***, or #th«r claimant., bf, tbranch, undar or *e*lnat lb* MI4 Margaret I* Moor* and _ —„ btr hnaband. It anyi and alt par­ tita having, or claiming u hare any right, till* or Intareot In Ui* •raganf In H«mla*lt County. Flor­ id*. hareln dtacrlbad, or any part . - ihtroofi ... Legal Notice •omtMt* Manly. Florida, • !■ Frebat*. M *a*# * | 1IKNIIT LUMH, _ . . . ’’___ “ t) tore red. I* m i Joy reigned in many Sanford area,households Friday as word was relayed that Heavy Attack Squadron Nine, the Hoot Owl Squadron, Is enroute home and expected in Sanford next week. Tha squadron la aboard the Air­ craft Carrier USS Saratoga which !■ icheduled to arrive off bouy Alpha at Mayporl next Friday. But the flight crawe will be launched In tbelr aircraft while the Saratoga Is still one day out end era due to arrive at Ramey Field sometime next Thursday af­ ternoon. Many of the officer! and men will return to tons and daugbiera they will be seeing for the first Ume. For one family it is going to bo a race to tee who arrives in Sanford first—dad or tha new baby. Still ethers will be returning to new bomea that ware under con­ struction for their families when the squadron departed last summer. The Hoot Owl Squadron fcaa visited such ports as Barcelona, Istanbul, Athens, Naples, Leg­ horn and Canoes. When It left Sanford It was commanded by Cdr. Floyd L. Harris who new la In the Mediterranean on the staff of tha commander of the Sixth Float. Tha squadron- lx returning, under the commend of Cdr. Earle P . Yales. Capt. Jam es D. Ramage, com­ mander of Heavy Attack W ag One, commenting about Nina's re­ turn said: "The Hoot Owls havo dona a magnificent job during their deployment. Nine, l i k e practically every A9D squadron to join tbs Sixth Fleet In the last two yoore, boa exceeded tha pre­ vious record for axcollonco and overall combat readiness, "Tha two aquadnni now In tha Mediterranean, VAH-a and VAH-U, are both flno oquadrcaa and will make ovary effort to push tho ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) - A 4*-y«ar-eld Air Force sergeant wee held t i t Investigation of murder today after telling offleera he beat bla wife to death with a hatchet because of her "backseat driving." Detective Cliff Frye said If. SgL Olln Clay Beverly confessed killing Me wife, Susanna Cecils, 41, In the kltchan of their *11,000 home hero early Thursday after attending a party at tha MecDIll Air Force Base non-eemmliilen•d officers' club, • Frye quoted the airman ae lay­ ing his wife nagged him all the wey home about his driving. After they arrived at about 4 a. m., ■overly told officers, ho wont Into tho kitchen, got tho hatchet end killed hie wife with repeated blows on her heed. The airman telephoned the Air Police later and said, "1 have killed my wife." Mrs. Beverly originally came from Montreal, Canada. They had been married about 10 years. 0 .’ .T a :',*. tSss’v u 'K.ss M f l r a n l i In ana fa r gam tnata bounty, B— i t i i l l W l l ! i t l h u m i r R w teses. Tho nhbrnvtaiotl UUa la thla ault U CHAHtm II. MOttTON and ,. C A ll IK II IKK V. WOIt TON, 111! Wilt, NIWR . I T , U N D O >A L. 0 . SANDERSON Texas Author To Preach Here L. O. Sanderson, minister and well known writer under the name Van* Raye, will make bla second appearance In Sanford to preach at the Sanford Church of Christ Feb. 21-ta. Sanderson, of Amarillo, Tex., la editor of the aong book "Christian Hymns" used by a greet number of churches. The public is Invited to attend the Bible lessons and Gospel aervices. Community Aiding In Shelter Search Textile Workers ToGet PayHike GREENSBORO, N. C. (UPI) - Guest Speoken In Pulpit Sunday Rev. Stanley Hogle ef the Pork Lake Presbyterian Church, Orlan­ do, will conduct 1:4* and lltW a. m. services at the Sanford Tlret Presbyterian Church Sunday. Tha Sunday evening worship service at 7:30, will be conducted by another guest minister, Rev. Augustus C. Summers, pester of the DeBary Presbyterian Church. !Sk hSSmAiwi However, this year J. Spencer Leva of Greensboro, chairman ef tha board and president of Burling­ ton, told stockholders early in Feb­ ruary that wage advances would be forthcoming by spring. Love said Thursday that tha pol­ icy of setting wags rates on a divi­ sional basis has boon customary in Burlington "and 1* again being fol­ lowed so that each particular type of operation eta stay abreast of its own compoUUoa and area situa­ tion." J. P. Stevens Co., another textile giant, said It was studying tho pos­ sibility of granting wage increase!. Tb*'c4mpany employee soma m persona and has 14 mills in North Carolina and 23 in South Carolina. Con# Mills Corp., which alao has Ua oxacuUv# headquarters hare, •aid it had no plana for m immodl- Dataware .hSSEf «l»«h Ju4lel.l Circuit #f n*««»*U Cana. *< JOHN URN Tb*** pr«*«nt* ar* u c o u i u you ia b* *ua app*ar before tho cireuit Court. tn * e ts* m 5 iiaraSt • f Fieri**, Jo a n ! F u r «*mln«l* (o u n ly , |q th* C *art lt«u** a t Hanford, gamlnal* Cpuuty. F ltr *4*1 • " tb# l*th day a t March, A. £*, ***•;, then • ■ ! th«r* t* *h*w tt • r , u *•*. Why H i ! F a ilu re a h re l! n » t bs great**. Martin foil gat tret • Deere* Fr* Cort***u b* *u|*r*e *g*l**t you WITNKtN*WIUCHMOf !1I^htre trei.unl* » i a r non* ana errielal •••1 m Ct#rh *f th* Clrrelt C*urt, Alath Jaiirial Circuit of rireldo. lb »»4 ^ for stmlnal* rouu'r. {Jh Itis aey *r rahruary, JL •* tlfi* e on* rt* u lre d t* fit* any •Islm* a n ! e*man4a which you. • r tllh a r e t y*u, may h a re *g*ln*i MIS aatata la tb* offle* *t lion, tv lire* ’Al*a**4*r County Juda* • t IMmlnol* county, a t hi* of fire la lb* ' Court5" H*«** la gontord. F ltrld o , w ithin *lghl reland* r moaih* from fh* llm* af th* rlrai puhllo*Uaa at th<* n * ltir K*rh claim *r 4»manS m u it b* In w rit­ in g a n ! rre tn ln lb* glare *f r*»ld**c* and p a st *fflca addrre* af t h t rM lm nal and g l u t b* «wora I* by th e claim ant, his e s r e t *r ait* re* y . •» She n m a shall b* satlsfactioa ta tho knowledge of his or her contribution to tho heart crusade which already bee produc­ ed great advances ta the preven­ tion and treatment of beert dllDistrict captains arc: In Sanford: Mrs. Dorothy Corrodl, Mrs. Joe AssareUo, Mrs. Tay­ lor Brown, Mrs. F. E. Roumtllat Sr.. Miss Versa Woodcock, Mr». Pancokes To Aid Longwood Church The women of Christ Church, Episcopal, of Longwood are staging an Aunt Jem im a' panchke breakfast at 10 a. m. Sunday. The breakfast—SO cents for adults and 30 cents for children —will be served In the parish house immediately following Com­ munion service. The event is in preparation for 4he Shrove Tuesday pancake sup­ per which Is also being put on in co-operation with the Aunt Jemima Co. and the Pet Milk Co. Tickets for tho supper will toon be on sale. Proceeds go to the building fund. great missionary explorer David Livingstone traveled. But my most fascinating experi­ ences of this trip to Africa have been the .many encounters with people of many tribes and tongues. I have met them in m&dera office buildings which rival anything In Nsw York, and 1 have talked with them in primi­ tive m arket places and villages w hen tha mode of dress (sod undress) and cooking pols are just like those found by the ear­ liest explorers. Anyone who seys Use West Af­ rican It hostile to Americans doesn’t know what he Is talking about. I did not see a hostile glance or gesture. Never have the mem­ ber* of my team received such cordial, warm hospitality. Most Africans seem not to associate the United State* with colonialism and Imperialism. My most outstanding Impres­ sion of my West African tour was tha tremendous contribution Christian missionaries made to Its development. I’m convinced that schools, hospitals and churches brought by missionaries have saved this part of the world from a possible bloodbath. Everywhere 1 found people hun­ gry for the GospeL 1 have had the privilege of preaching to some of the largest crowds of my min­ istry. The people were quiet, dig­ nified and reverent. There was no more emotional display than we have teen In America or Eng­ land. Our appeal for people to ac­ cept Christ was totally different. In most places we did not ask them to come forward, but rather Invited them to stay behind If they wanted to break with their or FA 2475# FA 2-7956 Have you taken the P l y m o u t h P rove -I t -Y o u r se l f E con . OMY DRIVE yet? Thin convincing demonstration is on now at your Plymouth dealer's. You'll see with your own eyes how the Solid'60 Plymouth gives you more miles per gallon. f o r —FULL-SIZE SAVINGS IN A FULL-SIZE CAR. Try it yourself today. Go to your dealer’s and take the wheel of a regular Plymouth. Drive In your usual way and watch how slowly the gaa level goes down In the Economy Meter. Check the mileage figures on the speedometer. See for yourself exactly how many miles you got on just teacups full of fuel 1 about eight months ago. Betides her billhead, Mrs. Carter it survived by a aoa and three daughters. Funeral services wen bald Sat­ urday at the J. Henry stuhr Fun­ eral Chapel Ja Charleston and tatermeot was ta liv e Oak Memorial Gardens, Cbarletsea. Hospital Notes Mrs. John St. Clair White, Mrs. William Wimberly, Mrs. Charlene Mrs. Hal Whittero, Mrs. Robert Cole, Mrs. Brack Perkins Jr., Mrs. Arthur McArdle, Mrs. Robert Orwig. Mrs. Gerald Myers. Mrs. Ver­ na Woodard, Mrs. David Thresher, Mrs. Alvin Odium, Mrs. Barnard Harkcy, Mrs. John FUspatrick, Mrs. Charles Wtaekip, Mrs. Carl Schilkc, Mrs. James Triplett, Mrs. William Bruratey, Mrs. C l e r k Brucetle, Mrt. Hoyle Shields Jr., Mrs. T. Owniby, Mre. Oeorge MU1L end Mrt. Wayne Karas. Mrs. Tom Armare of DeBary Jua announced that tho captains of that ana are: J. H. Sims, Mra. Harry Sebob, Edmund lovanaa, Mrs. John Bryn, Earl Sellar, Mr*. John Leone, Mra. Btutterhelm and Mrs. Elsie Erlenbacb. Muneko and Mrt. Arnct 0. By­ ers of Casselberry will be ta charge of tha Ciuclbcrry-Fera Park and Uoldenrod areas. D. M. Ladd will band the volun­ teer group ta Oengva. Mre. E. B. Taylor will ho ta charge of th# Altamonte Springs area, and Mias Dorothy Heath and Mra. Garland Show ta Longwood. Each captain will ho ta charge Frances Marta Lawson, Long, wood: Ruth Eetlck, Sanford; Bon­ nie Whatley, Sanford; Beatrice Anderson, _ Orlande; Beaole' Johnson, E a W v illi. Mr. and Mrs. WUliarn EStick, gaaford, a daughter; Mr. end Mrs. Howard Lawson, Longwood, a daughter; Mr. end Mra. Thomas Whatley, Sanford, a eon- EC O N O M Y M CTCR Is fig ht w h en you can set i t An d note that Plym outh engines save gas without sacrificing m l WUbamtaa Meriwether. 8anford| Alma Robinson. Lake Mary; Alice Luedqulst, Sanford; Mrs. Henry Leo end baby, Sanford; Dorothy Mao Ivans, Sanford; Mary VU. liamt, Sanford. P ettit R eady A gain *T. LOUIS (UPI) - Bab PetUt, tap scorer for the BL Louie Hawks, will be beeh ta action hen Saturday when the Hawks meat tho B orin Critics. PetUt, who was underweight and fatigu­ ed stayed ta St- Louie tala week to undergo a series of test*, the results af which warn nagative. See "THESTEVEALLENPLYMOUTHSHOW," Monday nights, HSC-tV. Sbllgf A Chiytlof-onglnaomd product, bultt a now solid wny to gtvo you unlid autiaN /S / T «rita .M re. i fnodM reo U K*hire* A tta r r e r f* r SSttniO SI* North Main *tr««l m em w y t\. < 1 ’* « r_ sins and old gods, and truat Chritt for tha first time. I urged them not to reipond un­ less they were willing to break with the past, join a church and live a totally new life. They were urged not to respond if they had ever made a Chris­ tian commitment before. Yet hundreds came, and faith­ ful helper! talked with them In little groups that doited great race • couses and stadiums-for hours after, our meetings closed, I believe they were as sincere as I have ever seen. The P l y m o u t h P rove-I t -Y o u r se lf E conom y D rive is convinc­ ing thousands that Plymouth has the economy they’re looking The word "taboo" was first used by South Sea Islanders to denote certain forbidden thing*, words or acta, according to the Natlenal Geographic Society. Am,m' The Seminole • DeBary Heart Council Friday appealed fer volun­ teers to help la the Heart Sunday beuse-to-bouse fund canvassing, 1-2 o. m., Feb. 22. Mrs- Michael Ceolo, Heart Sun­ day auporvlsor, reported it district cepUiae have boen named to dlroot eanvasstag ta Semlnolo arose sad council officials stressed the need for volunteers, particularly ta the Fera-Park-Caaaelberry areas. ruhii»hi Fob, s. It, is, as, m s . in tub ctaci rr corgA kiutm Volunteer nnvsieere can reg­ svuitiAi. ciact rr niT pi^m tii ister by calling Mra. Dorothy Hig­ ginbotham. Heart Sunday operator, i v ' s i n r e s BBHiaoMi c w m vsuNuaat xo. laoso at FA H W i Sanford. IN THR MATT It It n r TUK ADOP. In tho Fern Fark-canelbemr own, persons wishing to assist ta fund coilocUeao ctn contact Joseph Cor . i p f . D: r u . w ’ f f w , o A.”£ M. Mureiko at Midway 4-4707 or call direct to the Heart Sunday op' hVrtca tb m ow c a rs a •rotor in Saafecd. W U B S B " S d lg S “ I“' Ctunril 4 * |fifif aatad that only t’hrlitUaa, for whit 1 have teen and heard and felt during the past five weeks. I bare seen the wonder and grandeur of nature. I have flown over great rain forests, towering mountains and broad rivers. I have shouted with exhilaration at the sight of great herds of ele­ phants. water buffaloca, serbras and giraffes. I have stood in awe at the splendor of Victoria Falls wvbich ■re unequalled anywhere In the world. 1 have floated ddwn the Zambesi River with hippopotami in full view, and skimmed ten feet over Its surface in an air­ plane as crocodiles bsiked In tha tun. I have seen baboons In trees, S t M atthias Day Observance Near Obtaining an animal abetter for the Sanford Humane Society "Is getting to be a real community af­ dustry started about the same Ume fair," Mrs. H arriet Cowley, presi­ last year after Cannon Mills xl dent of tha organisation, said to- Kannapolis, N, C., a n n o u n c e d The.county commissioners have agreed to lease a county-owned lo­ cation to the Society soon and will Inspect several alias Saturday with members ef tha group’s directors. Several businesses and individ­ uals have offered to donate labor and building supplies toward con­ struction of tho shelter and “It looks like we may be able to have the shelter by aummer," Mrs. Cowley aald. The society will meet at I p. m. Monday a t the Amerleaa Leg|on Hall on Hwy. 17-13 to discuss plana for the aheltor and continuation of its membership drive. failed to prepare me adequately Thousands of workers a t southern textile mills will be granted pay increases within the next 30 days. Burlington Industries, Inc., the world's largest manufacturer of textiles, said most of Us hourly employee will gat wage hikes within 30 days. Burlington has 44 divisions operating In IT states and four foreign countries. Wage Increases also were an­ nounced Thurtdya by M. Lowenstein A Son of-Anderson, 8. C., Deering-MiUlken Co. of Spartan­ burg, Spring Mills at Inman, Rlverdalc Mills at Enoreo and Ark­ wright Mills at Arkwright, in South Carolina. P. H. Hanes Knitting Co. In Winston-Salem, the Celanese Corp. All Saint* Episcopal Church at of America and Chatham Manufac­ Enterprise will celebrate St. Mat­ turing Co. In Elkin, N. C. announc­ thias Dsy Feb. 24, with Holy ed Increase* earlier thia year. Communion at #:30 a. m., follow­ A general wage increase in the ed by the laying on the hand* southern section of the textile in- and prayers for tho sick. J'1 Alt BsodMMn a ad Pm n i M ar. hoiltt*! end rteutred |o preaant any olal mi and daraandi which you, or Olihir of you, may hare ■f»'"*» «b* aatalo of JIENItY liUMB, dacraaad. lata of , aalS rouniy. U tha County Judga of Mw'hejo County, Florida, at hi* tffiM In th* court flout* of is li County at Ianfard, ritrlda, wlibln ® n l celtndtr month* from tho }«»• . • f, J h* flret publication of W W - E**h *l*lm or damsnd ••»*«*• la writing, an! shall lU la l*ja plao* at rail dono* gad goat o( u * *l*l»»nt, eboll b« aware u by tha Tou and M ch o f yod hareky •••Jeeeet* hi* agent, or attoraoy, ta k a retie* th a t e atilt h as been file ! in tb* sh a re c o u rt, th e n ature e t which ault or rrooogure la ta nulat, p*rf*ct and confirm th a till* PV In th a P U Inllffa ta iba h tr a ln a f ltr < M aori bad proparty. Tha n .m a of th* C ourt la which th* a u lt ar KDfTOrs NOTIt Evangelist Billy Graham Is resting la Heathens Rhodesia at the half­ way esarfc at the African "erasade" that has taken him threegh eight majer West Afri­ can cities and namerens vil­ lages. He has addressed crowds ef aapreccdented else fer thst part ef the werld end visited gemameat leaders. Ahead ef hies are cempelgaa la Hve coeatrtes ef Central and East Africa. At this petal he wee ashed le recerd eeese Isapres■lees fer Vailed f r t ii Interns- ■ f �Mr B sn fo rl Y m lfi Fri., Feb. 19. 1960-Paw 7 Finch-Tregoff Trial End Near RALEIGH (UPII — A Negro protest of lunch counter segrega­ tion at dime, drug and depart­ ment stores spread to two more southern cities Thursday as a judge warned white opponents against “ vigilante action." Acting Raleigh City Judge Tom Ellis sentenced William B. Faulk, 23, to M days In jail here for striking a Negro demonstrator with a length of dog chain. “ We are not going to have the people of Raleigh taking the law into their own handa,” EUia said. "The lime has net yet come when our white cltltens must act as vigilantes.” The sitdown strike spread to Shelby, N. C., and Charleston, S. C., and both while* and Negro college students staged demon­ strations against segregated lunch counters at three ilorea la Nash­ ville, Tenn. Negro demonstrators at Charles­ ton did not enter any atorea but staged a march down King Street. At Shelby, about 30 Negroes je PPTsS?*'': >! «***)•**>»•*• -fo j <yf Wv».,:W Together Again A SQUARE DANCING EXHIBITION was presented at the Moose Lodge last Saturday night. The exhibition wan put on by the Starlight Promen* aders. Approximately 100 persons attended the dance and exhibition. GOP Leader Urges 'Rights' Speed-Up WASHINGTON (UPI) - Repub­ lican Leader Everett M. Dirksen Friday called for a Senate speed­ up on civil rights legislation de­ spite assurances of House action by mid-March, The HI Inoii senator suggested a civil rights bill might be en­ acted sooner If the Senate exA pediles itr own measure. The v House, he said, might accept the Senate bill and eliminate the need for any time-consuming conference on differing measures. Dirksen *sald: "I want to see action.” Tbe Senate Democratic leader­ ship is known lo feel that the simplest and aafest route to p i l ­ lage of an election-year bill would be a reverse procedure— have a the Senate accept tbe House mea­ su re . The feasibility of the Demo­ cratic plan will hinge upon how much civil rights advocates would have to aacrifice in accepting the more moderate House plan. Sen. Jacob K. Javlts ( R-N.V.), a leading civil rights proponent, said be doea not think accepting a House bill would be worthwhile if It meant "giving up major sub­ stance." Both Dirksen and Javlts aald they would not object to the Sen­ ate laying aside the civil rights issue from lime to time to act upon appropriations, which have priority, and non • controversial secondary legislation. Dirksen said: “ I hope we begin next week to tighten the lines a bit and extend our sessions. That has to be done if we are to pass a bill in due course.*1 The Senate outlook was for con­ tinuing lengthy debate, with southern opponents of civil rights holding the floor much of the time, and soma action to perfect a bill. The House llulcs Committee agreed by a 7-4 vota Thursday to let the long-stalled Houie bill come up for debate on or after March 19—with IS houra of gen­ eral debate, and unlimited amend­ ments. Under th e 1 House procedure, southerners could drag out the IS hours of debate into a couple of weeki by Offering numerous amendments and demanding quorum calls. VANCOUVER, B. C. (UPI) The British Columbia Lions af the Canadian Football Laagua have succeeded in corraiing the entire backfield of Iowa, IMS Roia Bowl champions, with Uia. signing of halfback Bob Jeter. Jeter Joint former teammate* Randy Dun­ can, Willie Fleming and Don Horn. proached. Another demonstration was staged at Hampton, Va„ but there was no repetition of the near riot of Wednesday whijg as broken up by police using especial­ ly trained “K-9 Corps'* dogs. 2 Negroes Held For Dynamiting Home O f Student LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (UP1) Two Little Rock Negroes were charged Friday In the Feb. I dynamiting of tbe home of Carlotta Watts, 16, ona of the five Negro students attending Central High School. Police Chief Eugene. G. Smith Identified then as Maceo Antonio Binni Jr. 31, a chauffeur and handyman. * and Herbert Odell Monls, IT, a student at Horace Mann High School for Negroes. No n ito n was given for the dynamiting. Tbe explosive ripped a .hole In the brick home of Cartelyou Walls, father of the Negro student, No ona was hurt. Carlotla was one of the nine Negroes who integrated Central High un­ der protection of federal troops In 1857. LOS ANGELES (UP1) — It’s all over in the Finch-Tregoff murder trial but the final arguments and the verdict which could send the handsome surgeon and hia young mistress to death in tbe gas chamber. Opposing attorneys bfgln their summations Tuesday after a four-day rest. The jury of seven women and five men was expect­ ed to begin deliberation! next Friday. The panel will attempt to wade through more than a month of conflicting testimony as told by prosecution and defense witnesses and arrive at a decision on wheth­ er Or. R. Bernard Finch, 41, and Carole Tregoff, 23. plotted and carried out the July II gunshot slaying of the physician's wife, Barbara Jean, 31. Testimony in the sensational (rial came to a close Thursday like it began in early January— with the quiet answers of pretty Marie Anne LIdholm, (he Swedish exchange atudent who worked In the strife-ridden Finch household. WASHINGTON (UPIV-The Air Force want* to make attre It* icrvictm en know tbe fine poinu o! uilng the knife, fork and ipoon aa well aa how to waih officers* dogs, mix drinks, baby-sit and get bachelors dates. Itcp. Frank Kowalski (D Conn.l Friday disclosed still another Air Force training manual—this one for cooks and other mess offi­ cers—giving the kntfe-fork-spoon instructions. Kowalski, a former Army colo­ nel. branded some sections of the pamphlet a “ ridiculous and fantas­ tic waste of the ta*players' mon­ ey.” He found no fault with sec­ tions dealing with complicated kitchen equipment. Lawmakers earlier made public manuals for orderlies and offic­ ers' club manager giving the dog- SECURITY wathlnf, drlak-mlxlog, babyslO linn and date-getting Inilructlotia." Tbe cook*' manual contained tuch Imlruetiona aa: “The fork 1* uaad to lift, tu rf or move large or email placet of rood la u n ita ry and practical manner . . G ratp handle of fork (irmly and pierce object to M m o v e d ^turned, R H ___o r lifted ___ deep _ enough to secure a good bold. Tbs fork also can bo used to mix of lanarala friAila.** separata variant various foods.. Knives: “A sharp pioet of stool set in a handle . . Knives a n usod to cut, slice or chop food! la f*rw tions." BRAINTREE, Hass. (DM) — "Mhleni," pat cat of Ur. and Mrs. E. Theodora Nokai, is U years old, equivalent to MT ytara in a human. . SSOCIATES, INC. STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS Between 1939 and 1945, tbe number of civilian workers em­ ployed by the Federal government rose from ona million to three and a half million. N EW NEW FURNITURE. NEW in H OM E... JO B... FLORIDA... 21 OTHER VALUABLE PRIZES RIVERHEAD, N. V. (UPI) Raymond D. Miller, 32, had been working night and day as a chauf­ feur to support his four wives and 11 children. lie went lo Jail Thursday with a ilgh of relief, llo said it would give him a chance to rest. A Miller, of Islip Terrace. N. Y., " w a s convicted of bigamy. He never seemed to have heard about di­ vorces. He married his first wife in 1948 ’ and had one child, hli second in 1952 and bad five, in 1953 he mar. ried another woman and bad two children by her, and then in 1956 ha m arried a fourth time and had three more children. He was arrested in 195T on the ^ c o m p la in t of wifo No. 2 who sued " h i m for abandonment. Investigate ora uncovered hli tangled marital status and charged him with big­ amy. « His rest period, the court de­ creed, will bo from ono to two years. FALLEN TELEPHONE WIRES (bottom) add extra hazard to anowclogged highway near Asheville, N. C. The city'* communication'* were out geveral hours when more than a foot of anow blanketed Tcnncaaee, Virginia and the Carolina!. In Pittsburgh, girla (top left) enjoying outing a fte r atorm dosed schools. Steward James Waters shovels steps of Cspltol after more than eight inches of anow fell in Washington. Sat The Diiuh Shod Chevy Shawia color Sundays, NBC-TV-the Pst le w Chary Sho w n aaakiy, AIC-TV. jn & S m £ & s,■ n s l \ * -jjj LIT'L GIANT FOOD STORES Florida’s Friendliest Most Convenient Food Storo • Quick Serrico French Ave. at 23rd St. Frllidelre Mobil* Dlihwash«r» Requires no plumbing or cosily tlon. Fully automatic. Pro-Wash inch*, scrub waahra, pm-rlnee fiuehrn. dee hie riaase, and drU*. OPEN 7 A. M. • I I P. M EVERYDAY COLD BEER Cartas or Caae To Carry Oat Only Fisklag 4k Picnic Bappllea Paper 1'latea, Capa, 8pea**, Fork*, Fiahlng P*l«a, Everything Far A Complete Beating Or FUktog Trip. IT'S KASY • NOTNINO TO IUYIINTKR NOWI —Jin WkippU, Car U ft I f you think tre’ro mUhtuimUe about C o rv a ir, lo a f through fho leading automatic*, tportt and science • magazines and m a what the expert* are saying. Than, by a ll m eant, drive one yourself. “Cnrviir'e altering la an light that at parking speeds it (cell newer assisted; it i* an precise aa to he absolutely without —kart Ijidctgsm, Sports Cars llhuUrfi ICE Croaked Or Block, To Keep Yoor Gams Or Fisk. For Cold Drinks, Laaches etc. “Steers like a feather and ie eatrrauly quick,. , . This ia a beautifully designed automobile, engineered by m l proa... —Tana McCtkiU, Ifek ti i i filii tinted COLD CUTS “Moat surprising thing to me nut*id* of the eicclknt handling characteristic* waa the feeling of roomiaeet Inside. . . . I didn't have tbe sensation of driving a ■mall car and the headroom was greater A Complete Assortment 01 Sandwich Meats. QUICK COOK MEATS Chicken. Sanasge Weiner, Fork Ckopa Etc. DAIRY PRODUCTS Y’ALL COME 7 TO 11 In the bnrvair than ia M W fUadl sire c a n .. . . " —I.. //. Heard, Autemstim S t ”5o far aa (hopping gees, tho Corvair ia a housewife'* dream. It'* (mall and easily maneuvered without eny power Mooring, and *o easily parked . . . it's a lot easier to trnlaad a earl full af groaerlaa into a (rent trank at tho aupeemarket this it 1 . 1 . , . . . . . . . . . •• ”1 want t# tut* a* firmly aa I ma that the Corvtir handle* as beautifully and is a* safe aa—if not safer than—any family Tlwre U anna af the typical whine normally aaaociatad with rear-engined vehicle*. Inaid* the car, the cITacl (a quit* ■alike anything we hare ever experienced. It »l*»o*l m a i that tiler* la no engine^ and the general effect ie so quiet aa to be ilaeoit uncanny." —Jaftn A. Band, Rood A TVmI "N# written word can anion far the genuine pleasure that you will receive behind the wheel of America'* nowotl tad moat advanced cootributio* lo Inn* port*lion., , . It ia • great oar.” —Den Stewart. M t r Lift -Jim Whipple, Gar Lift Drive it- it's fun-tattie! See ym r lotrd authorised Chevrolet dealer /or Jon ddieery, favorable deals, HOLLER MOTOR SALES FLA. OKT YOUR OINCIAl KNTRY IUNK AND CONTUT IUIIS . a t thaw Branch Offices and Horn* ComimmitJM i i fiffiNCiOd ir n e c s i n iM M MIAMI BEACH DAYTONA BUCK EA M U l i n t it im m m t u r n m m „ fORTCHARLOTTE 714) CeUtmAavaua NOUYWOOO BEACH 300 4 letmten Strait FT. LAUDERDALE 1744 L Suoiita 61*1 MP net llim rnad Irwlav '* SANFORD, All you do la go to a Ganrrat Development Corporation branrii office or home community, gel an Official Entry Blank, and complete the phrase, “I would like lo live to a Mackle-built home in Florida becauae . . In 25 ward* or lea*. Viait any of the General Development Branch ofltaaa er Florida Communitie* and get complete information shot will help you writ# your entry. See photograph! and door piano of Mackle-built home*. Find out about their quality construct fin and many attractive features. tiSKRKS �, • • ■• • ' . “ ' . ■- Par* i —rri„ Fob. It, 1900 Cirde Theater's Play Draws Plaudits Programs For th a Week News About The Stars ON* (0) (I) . t i l l (I ) • 4 * 41) H ighw ay patrol Channel gla Kewereem People’* Chok-e C entral Fla. New* •4* ,----- I I ) H antloy • <11 Joha Daly CHANNEL LISTING ORLANDO (I) WDBO-TV CBS (») WLOF-TV ABC DAYTONA BEACH (2) WESH-TV NBC ProfrsM nUrt • p. in. Friday, Feb, 19 and end I p. at. Friday, Fnb. 20. Brtakloy r I <)** (*) Hlghwey Patrol <*) W eethei—erewe—apart* III I*) Amo* IT Aadf :ll I t ) Hannthel Cobb III* <11 Nawa i t ) Central Fla. Nowa S:4S (I) W eather •iM <i) News <*> Weekly News Review f i l l t t l Joha Daly li f e i n aa Men Tie* tea oaieaar ButloUa Basra ■ (I) Donnie O K r t lr (f ) Olone Boo too lit T>M (! ) W ell <•) <t) .fte* (I) liae (!) (I ) D im er > Rawhide People Are F anny T taub lea hooters Navy C ot The riia d o l ( I ) P ro je ct It a me <s> Dteiiu Playhanae I l l s (I ) Mike H ammer ION# <1) Cavateode or Bperta «*) Tw lliobl Ban* ( I ) Doteoilvea ' il:S t (t> To De Announced (•) Person to Perton U i** (! ) (*) (•) New* • W eather ; M ill ? f* fW lntor Olympics ( I ) Movie MM (» Jaek Bear SATURDAY A. M. TiM Tiaa Si** •if* IDS* ta t (Si <*) (I ) (I ) W eather-C arteea C artoons Captain K a iy tr w Roy a w n Roehlo and JeekI* l« lH (*} MtaktSMMoaeo Playkoaa* ( I ) R u ff end Reddy 1IM (f) I leva le w f l i t * t t t Set m e* Fiction Theater mm ill fn r SATURDAY P. M. M :t* (•) Bkyklng (I ) True Story _ (I ) Soapy Sal** — XMo 0141 (I ) H etlltoo Oua (I ) Detect Ivo* Diary (I) If* th* raw IN * (I ) Mr W laard (I) W inter Olympteo 1 ItiM (I) C hrlttopher* (*) TT Workehop (I) Carteene 11:1# ( » Oral Rekerto (») Movie 1141 II) CDS News 1:1* to* Title la The Life (*) Dlteic t i l Cartoon* (!) Thla Maa Dawson l l ) Doubt* F eature T heater f i l l IS) News t i l l (I) flonsal Lancer* ti l # 111 State T ro o p er ‘ (I) Command Performene# IS) K ala Smith Show lie* tt ) Klnodom e f th* Sea I t) Cheyenne « ) W inter Olympic* • i l l (I ) M anhunt 1:11 ft) Mid-Fla. laduetry II) V. S. Border Patrol l i l t 111 Hilary Queen 1:1* II) llo|s Hop* (II Th* Day Refer* II ) F ath er Knaw* Boat Tomorrow (I ) Bourbon Street Beal Side (III C onerenm aa Herlone • :#0 ( t) Bob Hope • sen t t ) C hiropractic Forum (I) Danny Thomae l i l t (t) Sunday Mavie • i l l IS) Tombrtone T erritory (I) Sunday W ith Bally (I ) Ana Bother* tit* (•) Champ) onehlp Bride* I t ) Adventuroe ta Pared loo 4:00 (I) Broken A rrow !•:*# (I ) fltevo Alton • : l i (I ) I t le W ritten II ) lltnneeeoy 4:10 III Champtonehlp n u ll l l i l l l l ) Men W ith A Camera 1:00 (01 M attF* Funnlee l*> June Allyeon if ) Conqueet U iM (I) Nawa • i l l (I) OR F e e t ball Qala l l ) Newt aad W eather IS) Tim* Preeent . 11 ) Bue* Bunny 1:00 IS) la w r r the Plalnetnta (I) Cruaade la -Burep* (I) Meet R ed rew V tt H i l : * T V i ' cx r (I) William Toll T:M (1) ttlverbeal (*> ra ta l* . (») Colt .*• TiM (l> Maverick (() F e a r Ju a t Mea 1:11 (I) Kd Oulilva* ( t ) Sunday Bbawoae* 1:1* (I ) Tha l a w n t a •:•* (I ) Chevy Bhaw («) o h T heatre I t) Th* Hebei • *:!• (I) Alfred Hitchcock 1:1* t l ) The Alaakana 11:10 (I) Loretta Toune (I) Jock Benny M ill ( l l 11 Beaeoa S treet 111 Movie (*) Whal e M r Line UtS* (I) Now* till* (D H eart of the City MONDAY A. M. 141 (I) Continent** CTOmreom Tim f l) Today Til* (I) W eath er, •il* ( l ) (l) !!! (ll (I ) f») fl) (I ) t i l t * (I) (I ) (I) ItiM (I ) fl) ItiM f l ) (• ) ■ •tl* fill H lH M ornlag Theatre Romper Room floodsra Dluoat Now* and Intervlawe Nawa • W aatber Do Ro Mt Rod Row* Dhow K artoon ICoporo Ploy Tour H unth On Th* On Movl* > Prle* to Right 1 Lev* Lucy Conoontyatlo* December Brld* TUESDAY P. M. T ra in an Coa (•*••■**< Love of U fo Reatlce* Oun Search fer Tomorrow Love T hat Bah I t canid Be Ten fluidinn Light I.lfe ef Riley About Faeei Topper Matinee T heatre' Ban Prnncleco B iat Aa Tha World Tnrao Day ta C onn Queen F er A Day F or B atter *r Were* L o rn la Toung T heater 'a t i a r j i , t l ) Lev*, ef Life ( I ) RoeUeo* flea II :•• t l ) ll Could Be Too W .K .T tK .T K C '" " ",a « i w s k u r s (I ) Topper ID About Foe** Ml ■. Part Vila t o (*) Mrk rp till* l l ) C nneantratla* (I) Doeomhor Brld* WEDNESDAY P. M. ItiM (I ) (I) (I f ti ll * i l l T ru th a r Conaoquonee* Lava a t U fa HoetUo* Oeo Could Be Ton It! B isP d a ‘V‘| « i UVi"8,uH 4, til* till I lia lit* liM ( l l About Fa*** (I ) Topper ( t) Baa Praneleo* Beat (I) Aa The World T uraa ( t) Mr. M Mr*. North II) Queen F e r A bay III F a r B atter or Wore* (I) Day th C eart « ) Hone* P arty II I O ats H arm i l l L oretta Tonne Shew (I ) M illionaire . 1*1 Boa. the Cloeh II) T oune Dr.- Malone III The verdict la (o u ra 4.00 (I) (4) . . . .*}) 4:1* (I) 4:10 (I) IS) • :** i t ) (•) Comedy playhouse B rig h ter Day Amorleon B aadataad Secret Storm Kdgo or Ninht A dventure Time Movie—Woetem T hree Stooge* e.aa /f ? y?4 Clock III* (1) II I . . . f!> 4:11 ID *:M ID (1) III* (1) (I) Comedy FUyhonaa B righter Dor American BaaOeuad Noerot alarm Edge of Nighi A dventure Time Movie Three Bteegeg (I ) III* If) (I) 1:11 f*> 1:14 ll ) 1:1* It) It) «:4* (I) 1:41 ft) (I) (!) f:t* (1) (I) •:* • ft) C ontlaental cleeereem T:tt (I) Dava O arreway 1:10 (I) W oather 1:1* (I) Cartoon* 141 ID Now* f:e* ( 0 ) Now* ■i l l (II Capt. Kangaroo * (I ) Morning Theatre (*) Romper Ream H i ill fataiVtswe S ill ( t l New* A W eather letM t s f Doegh Re Ml (I) Med Rowe Shew !•:!* IS) Play Tour Hunch 11:1* I t) T reaeure Muni (D M erle t t ) On The Oo It:** t l ) Price le .H le h l (•) t Love Lury ‘" • • ‘t i i f t a .r v r t a . t l ) Lorotto Toung T heater Trajig* D?" Mates* GWALTNEY Jowolor 4 Pnrfc PA M W CUSTOM 11:11 l«l W inlor Olympic* I t) Moot* lt:M (I ) Ja c k Paar FRIDAY A. M. *:*• T:W 7:1* 7:ta 7:11 S :it 1:11 lit* 1:11 1:41 1:11 1*:** 11:11 ll:** (1) Contlnantal Clataraom It) Today—Dave flarraw ap ( t) W tathor • ' Mawo II) Cartoon* (4) New* (I t Now* ( • ) 'C aptain K angaroo (I ) Morning T heatre (I) Romper Room ( t ) Myetery Koue* (*> New—Interview * t t ) N ana • W eather (Zl Dough N* Ml (I) (tod Row* Show ( t) K artoon K apera I!) On Th* O* t l ) Movie (1) Play Tour Hunch l l ) Price le R ight > being translated Into e half-hour comedy aerie* starring Joanne Dpn at Me Deailu atudioe. Cy Howard will produce the ahow., . Tbs CBS-TV summer replacement for Gtorga Gobel may bo Jo* Expert Reports Marriages Happier HARRELL 8T. PAUL. Mina. (UPI) -R eu ­ ben Hill, director of the Unlverilty of Minnesota Family Study Center, aaya he hat found five reiioni why today's marriages are —Husband and wife are more frequently partners in the realm of earning and spending th* family income: —Authority in decision making is more likely to be shared in all pbaaas of life, including recreation, choice of friends, teg rota lions and child discipline. —There is today a much ten pronounced division of tabor with­ in tho' home. eround to do mneh about it Bob Van Scoyk’a slick script waa lasa communicative and gripping be­ cause it waa vague about pinpointing tha details In Teddy's life. Wedneaday Maht's C h a r l e y Weaver Show, which always alms for astir* aad mtama, tossed some well-known TV columniata Inin the struggle but evea this talent couldn't win th* battl* against torpor. Th* Jokaa were awfully limpid but tho taped edit­ ing nude thorn teeomprehonatbte. Even Jim Backus, normally an entertaining fellow, found himself wallowing aimistily a* Charley (CHff Arquette) waa b n l a g boomed far th* vice praeidenttal nomination. The boom never gat off the ground. Neither did the show, which quite ABC-TV as March B. Tbs Channel Swim: Tha Patrick BEVERLY Automotive Service III (I ) 141 (D tt) (I ) t:* t i d (I) ID About Foeoa Topper Aa Tk* W ort! T uraa Baa Franolaeo m m Ma tinea Thaoior Doy in Court Q uota for a Doy For B ettor or W ort* IB COIIWTV J t i D C F I COURT OBNISOLB C O ltaT T . FLORIDA ROTATE OF LLOTD t HITCH IK. aomc George'* comedy sidekick. NBC-TVa Hugh Down* ha* completed the narration for "And No Bells Ring," the rord Foun­ ds Lion'I two-part special dealing with improved high ecbool educs* lion . . . Debbie Reynolds’ apecial guest on ber ABC-TV apodal In June will be Peggy Lee. National Telefilm Aaeodates has sold Ks "Play of tha Week" aerie* in aaven more dtlei: Rock•*Ur, N.Y., Schenectady, N.T., Buffalo, N. Y., Pittsburgh, Pa., Denver, Colo., Baltimore, Md.. and Greenville, B.C. . . . Jackie Gleaaon'i CBS • TV apecial, i n original comedy • drama called^ "11,000,00a Incident,” la scheduled lor taping In May and presenta­ tion in the 1M0-01 seam . YOU NEED A CUPOLA! Ts Coal Your Attic! Ts Dnconlo Yorc Rosf! The Hggoot And Boot V oBtiloter For Buildor And Homo Owners Easily Installed Production M idi for Low Cost Sav* |2 5 to $100 M Compared With Priooa Of Caotom Built Copolaa UNPA1KTKD Legal Notice • « H I B L ." t i l l (I) Oeeret Btorm DM t o «ee* or Night (I) Advent are Time I:M f t) Movie (I) Thro* Stooge* 11:M (!)(*)(*> N**» t t ) Hobby Maator 7:1* (Z) Wagon Train (I) KyowUnaee to Hlatory (I) Court of 1,0*1 Reaort l i l t (t) C harlie Weavei shoe (I) Playhoua* *0 1:1* (I) Oeel* and H arriett It) Prlo* te Right l:M f t) P arry Comn t l ) H aw aiian Eye l:M 41) I've Oot A gecret 1*:M (1) Pontlaa n te r Parad* (I) Dannie O'Keefe ghow (I ) B a tin g 1*:I0 (•> To Tell Th* T ruth lo :ll (I) Oporto 11:1. (Z) (II (I) Nowa • * at » rw OPEN IS) fla ir Storm *:M (JI B at H aatrrrna (1) B r ttr H utlaa (•) Doan a Reed liM (I) C aaaraball (•I R eal Morava 111 Johnny Olareatn 1:10 (SI Bachelor Pother i l l hr a Hunt I t) P at Boon* t.'ie 1*1 Markham (I ) tcrnla Par* (S) The Untouchable* It) flroacho M art <11 V ariety Berio* t*:t* (1) L aw lon Taara I t ) Taho a tooO Look Superm en W eather-new * H ighway Patrol duel* lU nnlbal Oohh New* C entral Fla. New* W eather New* The Five ew te John Daly Roocu* a HI Sporum an • III {1! QuTeJ* D riV ^I/V U raw PfM oy B v o a te f —n«uciia sowar T:St 111 C oronadn * . . . j : j & Ma , . , pdtav r c j : U ifg (I ) (• ) (SI ttiM I t ) (t) (I ) U t i l («( t:M («) (•) fl) t:M t l ) fl) (I) ■ ill (I ) (I) (I) I d * (Z) CAMERAS PhatocnoMir BnppUoa I - Pop Peviliglof aorrlM WIBBOLDT CAMERA l:<* (D W eather T:*e (J) Adv. Jim Hnwl* 1:1* <t» a t u l i r Bre*. Mutla floe a* the probation officer and Bill? Quinn, at Toddy, alto hendied hi* part like a pro. However, the show was disturb­ ing on two counts: White Taddy waa being taken ca n of, the others in hia gang wore running By niE D DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) - OM phata of the dike-plugging Job that got a on in atopping the Juve­ nile delinquency wave waa effi­ ciently dram allied on CBS-TVi Armatrong Circle T h e a t e r Wedneaday night. The stay, "Iron City Juatiee," showed hew a budding young de­ linquent, a flrat offender, re­ ceived peraooaliied, conscientious treatment from the stuff at Pittaburgh'a Juvenile Court The boy, "Teddy Merab," waa nabbed by police for carrying a loaded gun. tnatead of going to police ceart to anawer police queationa and earn a criminal record, the 13year-old lad waa taken to the dor­ mitory of the Juvenile homo to await a low-key hearing. While ho waited, aoelal workera probod the boy'e home life. They reached three potaible aolutiona: Rehabilitation acbool, footer home or another chance. (Teddy went home, on probation.) • like *0 other eaaea of thla kind, there were eompUcatiooe. The parent# were divorced and the mother waa unable, or un­ willing, to care for her two aooa becauae of deep paychoioglcal problem!. The father waant around at all, Jamaa Mitchell—remember Mm ■a Cyd Chariaae’a TV dancing partner laat December? — waa Complotsly Aooemblod MOTOR TU N E-U P ON DUPLAY AY — G u a r a n te e d R e p a irs DECEASED NOTICE TO m EDITORS Looked To Future W EST H A R T FO R D , C o n I U P I) — D ulng n in o w ato n n th ie f broke into n atoro i *wiped ik ln d iv in g equipm ent. Legal Notice FitTrtTioi’e m an NOTH'): in hereby given th at t am engagad In hualneae a t It* tU nta B arbara D r, Kemlnole i!ounly Florida, under the flctltloua name i f B, A R T rucking Service and th a t I Intend to regtalar vald nam e with the Clerk or the Ctr. cult Court, Seminole County, Flor. Ida, ta accordance with th* pre. vlilon* of th* FIMttloue Name Itlatutao. to-w ltl Koctlon 1(1.01 Florida B U tutea t i l l . Big: L. E. ButtarNeld Roao Marl* Parla Pablloh Fob. l l , SI * Mar. 4, 11 TO ALL PKRSONB H AVI.NO CLAIM* OR DEMANDS AO AI NOT SAID USTATK: To* and each of you or* hereby noil (ltd and required (o file nay claim* and demend* which you or o lth tr. of you, may have hgolnet ••Id eelote In th*_effle* of Hen. W lleea A lethnder, 'County Judge’ ef Kemlnole County, a t hie nfflre la the Court Roue* in Bonford. F lo r­ ida. w ithin eight calender month* from the time ef the flrat publlration of thl* notice. Each claim or demand n u l l b* In w rltlog and contain (ha pier* of voeldene* and pool office addrree ef the claim ant and u t i l b* ewer* to bp th* claim ant, hi* agent or a t­ torney. or the lam e ehetl he void. / • / ROBERT W AIJ.IN Ae M eerato r-ef eeld aetete. ROBERT WALLIN A ttorney a t ra w ZH Now England Bldg. W lator Park. Florida F lrat publication ea Jan. St, 111* A ll M ik es Of Cars and Trucks S. ROYAL A IR RIDE U S R O Y A L U. •do 1 14 gaenac TIRES 7 ” 2 *” Pin* T m m b 0 Beoepnhl* C nranra Welsh Tire Shop ■IN \\\ rU F h M fl> Carteene MADE W «l-#0-W fll|— HDKPIS ooitaMy-so^loori0 ~ boolgnei Is ftt YOUR ,M 3 S s !lK3ra ' a'issabtwk YOUR Tha Fabric Shop D* PA M W DURING FEBRUARY W ill ik e you » minimum of WANTED — Ar Experienced Pied Piper “P art!. . , Buddy! I f ; BIG, then hike o r down hnvt ■ Therapeutic Rodin! value for enlj 97I.U. U n *fo r any « r in drirobk condition wboH you buy a new RENAULT Dauphiao or 4CVI Rkki (hie wrjt, fofltig for EASY T E R M S b ta k ia g M rvkt! A . Of ' * �•M Eanfnrft Frl., Fob. 10. I960—Page 0 Rrralft va*>», rrb r x a r.r v ol er 'FOWN T H fe* v NSW ' c»& Tne WONKCY 9U T w il l , tra n c i > TO KNOW TH«V QOT AUO^TM OM TUNICS TO IMAVUJ TOWN t-» " ------- O H ,E A R L / cs ftSppyo . .. O ’ THAT SAME KIND O* ~ PERPUM S YO U B R O U G H T OVER F O R MY BIRTHDAY ? BANUOn, North Wales (UP1) — Identical twins Howard and Vaughan Clarke set out today on e 100-mile walkathon for a prise of great worth—the hand in marriage of the pretty blonde they both love. The strapping, six • foot • tall hrothers, 19. planned to walk from Bangor University to Flint and back becausa coed Je in Cowan, also 19. just couldn’t make up her mind which one to marry. Loser of the walking match gels the ronralatton prise of being best man at the wedding. And it the marathon walk ends In a dead heat, "we'll try something rise— perhaps a boxing match," said Howard. Jean said she alternated in a most frustrating way between a preference for Howard, t h e n Vaughan, and finally decided the two electronics engineering students should hold ■ gentlemanly contest of some kind to settle her indecision once and for all. Since Britain, led by telf-alyled "Superwoman" Or. B a r b a r a Moore, ha* been on a walking-eontest jag of late, the boys decided that would be the most enjoyable way of winning Jean’s hand and heart. All three sludents Insisted the contest was not a publicity stunt by which they could make money for "Hag Week," when atudenti play pranks for charily. “ We are doing it for love, not money," said Vaughan. "I'm Kicking to my decision and will marry the first one back," said the girl who could not make up h rr mind. "I love them both. We have though! carefully about who my fulLre husband might be but we think this is the best way. The winner can take me to the school ball on Saturday, then we'll get Die engagement ring," The foot-weary Romeos — or at leaat the stronger and faster o n e should make the Bingor-lo-Flinland-back course in about 40 hours, or by about 10 p. m. Saturday. IT'S TH’ BEST MOTH REPELLENT r EVER POUND/ ,--------------- ZAKK&r! HOLD HER/ SHE'S ONE OF THE ^ ALIENS/ </ IllNUD b u k e im u n t it P AREVDU Twins To Compete Goliath And The Barbarians' At Ritz Bowling Alley Is Wedding Site For Girl they Love ’* * M ASYEP EM0U6H i COMEURORill CLIMB DOkVNlSOMETHIHG‘« J FWHV U6RE<- ‘Test* Drive Costly BUFFALO, N. V. (UP1)—Rich­ ard Wolf, l!3, saw a car he liked In nn auto showroom and took It out for a test drive. He was convicted of first degree grand larceny despite bla claim he just wanted to make sure the rar was safe to drive before buy­ ing it. M iX itm t; Therc’i a new thrill far movie audiences when "Goliath And the Barbarians" opens at the RlU Theatre Sunday, Thundering across the screen, their banners of inramy flying, and shaking the earth with their onslaught, wild barbarian horse­ men by the thousands sweep Into u Vrfjp* JV.T- . J tV T.Tl, "■Vt B I *1l!l{ IT COST POOR LITTLE MC N—- A WHOLE gUAOTEP V_ JU S T TO FINOOOT — T HOW MUCH \ ( MONEY VOU ) \ HAD Sl» il l B E T Y O U A QUARTER I C A M GUE S S H O W M U C H 7 M O N E Y YOU KAVf (IN YOUR WALLET. OKAY. so m eon e'• POWNVDMRfl A PBANUT-kurnm j u r X THOUGHT XTOLDYOU TO BUYSOMCDECENT * CLASSES ANDCHAKI . IHKMIOTHi BCHOOkf . ■ -p"‘ r ; WILL THAT Phone l « WOT V * TO ISIO A G*M - TSS POQ THE PHONE - 1 MgAWj^ ‘Asi^ id Flies First Robin North By Plane TUXEDO. N. Y. (UPI) — T bt first robin traditionally means spring is here—and Garden Direc­ tor Fred Johnson has decided to CHELO ALONSO nml Sieve Reeves in a scene from speed things up. "Goliath and the Barbarians" coming to the Rita Theatre Johnson, noting that his croruses S u n d ay . will be ready to bloom next week In the 133-acre Sterling Foroet Gardens here, decided that a few orange-breasted robins were need­ ed to complete the picture. Robins generally have more The latest Brigitte Bardot movie fating effect on men In general tense than to fly to cold New York "A Woman Lika Satan” comei to and one wealthy, married aris­ In February. So Johnson made a r­ rangements lo airlift 300 of them tli« Movieland Drive-In Sunday and tocrat in particular. here in a warm plane. The ether feature Is "Shake will continue through Thursday. Hands With The Devil" starring In the film, sho plays the part James Cagney. of a young, French saucy flirt The film is *et In the "savage" living in Spain. She hie a devss- days of the Irish rebellion. On Friday and Saturday, two action packed thrillers and a come­ VIENNA (UPI) - This central dy wlU play. "Journey To the European capital haa acquired Ccnlrr of the Rerih," "The Hang­ world reputation for Ha happy-goman" and "Rally Round the Flag lucky life, lti music and waltxea, lit beautiful women — but alao for MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. tUiM) - Boya" will ba shown. Its glass. Begin planning for Indoor spring planting of flowen now, and follow World famous glass firms, dat­ these rules, says Ihe University ing back for more than a century, of Minnesota Institute of Agricul­ have produced exquisite glass pro­ ture: ducts hero. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI)— Keep the plants In sunshine .or Tha Hspsburg emperors, Bal­ bright light. Roses especislly need Middle names solved the problem kan kings and members of the involved In drawing up a ballot Austrian aristocracy once were (he sunlight. Keep the soil moist, watering for the May T Democratic pri­ chief customers. Diplomats, Ara­ whenever it is dry Ut the touch. mary here to differentiate betwaen bian ell magnates and Western Keep Ihe plants at cool night two R. L. (Bob) Stricktands in Industrialists today purchase the temperatures, prefersbly at BO de­ Ihe race for stale senator. products of the famous glean State Rep. R. L. (Bob) Strick­ firms, aQ ef them situated on U» grees. Keep Ihe plants out of extremely land has Leo for a middle name. swank thoroughfares of downtown high lem prritures (over TS de­ The other candidate was named Vienna, for the poet, Robert Louis Steven­ grees). son, and will ge on the ballot R. Louis Strickland. Brigitte Bardot Show At Movieland Glass Among Top Vienna Products Experts Say Plant Indoor Garden Now Middle Names Solve Dilemma Postal Rate Hike Passage Doubted Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin and Kentucky, The Monday-lo-Fridsy schedules have not as yat been set. But ap­ proximately 10 per cent of the TV time will he allocated to college ceuraea and ao per rent each lo sec­ ondary and elemsntary school*. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ dent Eisenhower's sew plan la boost postal rates was counted as a dead letter In Congress Wednes­ day. There is "not a chance In the world" (hat Ihe elecllon-ycar Con gross will approve Elsenhower'a $334 milllon-a-year postal package, said a prominent member of t House Post Offieo Commilloo. FHONK FA I-I3IB TODAY A BAT. GfANT 4 - FKATURK GANG8TKRAMA NO. 1 AT T M ONLY "A L C A PO N E" NO. 3 AT >:ee ONLY "M A C H IN E G U N K E L L Y " NO, I AT 10:31 ONLY "Bonnie Darker Story" NO. 4 AT 11:43 ONLY TO D A Y A SA T U R D A Y "BABY PACE NELSON" O P E N 1 2 :45 ft — BIG DAYS — ft BTAKTINU BUNDAY FIRST SANFORD SHOWING AT 1:00 AND I0:IS P. M. j F ir i pries you e a i i n Iterl j In th i "private upstairs r a t s " { ! i f I olotiy Madrid fua-jotetl | DC O S / G n rsT U U S B IT ON THE ODD HOuQS ANDALLTHe EVEN , HOURS ACE MINE* -AO. r ' * , * * ! . r-.isr 1 SKATE CI TY DESBY'B ftPCNO** THE NM*MrW*«» WITH ir m / ■' JACKSONVILLE. Fla. (UPI) — , Jud Thorn, 20, does not care for bowling, but he will marry bis girl in a bowling alley today. Friends took Jud bowling In De­ cember of 193a. "1 didn't think much of it. In fact, I thought it was a pretty silly game." he raid. ' His attention wandered—to Utk pretty girl bowling in the next al­ ley. Jud arranged an introduction with the pretty bowler. Carolya Jenkins, 31, a grocery clerk. At a p. m. today, in appreciation of Ihe spot which brought them to­ gether, they will be married In tho lobby of that same bowling alley. u Educational TV's Next Step: Airplanes To Beam Programs INDIANAPOLIS ( U P I ) - A uni­ que experiment in educations! television will Illcrally get off Ihe ground here when the 1M0-I1 school year begins in September. Purdue University ll sponsoring the project, which Involves the transmission of grada school and college courses from a circling air­ plane to a potential audience of five million sludents la n six-state ares. Project sponsors ir e now busy lining up the airborne faculty, which will bo brought to Purdue for brirfinga and then fan out to local stations across the nation to learn the techniques of appearing before the TV cemerai. There are 13,000 schools and col­ leges In Ihe six-state area. For the cost of receivers and antenna, they may add to their curricula any course they rhooso from St to be offered by tho high-flying school teachers. The experimental project, cost­ ing IT million, will run for two years, If successful, other regional airborne re-tranamissloa networks arc expected to be established. The pionser plan Is being run by the Midwest Council on Airborne Television Instruction, which is made up of nine eminent educators f r o m Midwestern universities. They have already purebised two second-hand DC-T pianos that will be crammed with ew tlrnnlu equip­ ment. Present plans call for the two planes to alternate la flying at an altituda of 30,000 feet during tha daily alx-hour transmission parinds ovtr a circular eeuno northeast of Marion. Ind. Ground transmitters an the Purdua campus wlU beam both live and taped ceuraea to tha circling planes. The planes' ultra-high fre­ quency transmitters will retrlecast the programs to Indiana, Illinois, a peaceful village end the plunder­ ing of the villege begins. A cist of thousands is headlined by Steve Reeves, former "U r. America" and Chela Alonso, Dal­ ian actress." Bruce Cabot la alio featured in the film a t the barbarian leader. STARTS F IB . 2«lh "OPERATION PETTIC O A T �— - - — — t t- .ir_• WANT ADS Are A s Good A* Gold Something •Iff * u f» r t frralft FURNISHED two bedroom home at II1W. n th . Price 27223. with R EN T A BED $3,224.24 caih, balance $60 per Roll away, HoiplU* A Baby Bed. month Including lnlercit. Large By D ty, Week or Month. lot coned lor builneaa and in CARROLL'S FURNITURE good neighborhood. By owner. Ph. FA M i l l ltd W. li t BL Phone FA 24034. WANTED: M ia experienced la RAINBOW P ilo te d * Deeoritor* —F rte Estimate*. Ph. PA S UM. eleaalag ind palirhing used c ir i and trucka. Sac Mr. Winfree WALL PAPE BIND * PAINTING at Strickland • Morriion, Inc. Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Only experienced need apply. No Contact 300 Wait fth SL phone calli, Phone FA 24041 FURN. apt. 2300 Mellonvllle. HOUSE for rent, So. Sanfrord 3-ROOMS end bath lurnlihed home, clean, nice lawn, vary Ave., near Lake Jeu u p . Phone reaionable to rciponiibla couple. FA 24434. 2*M'V So. Park Ava., Sanford, FURNISHED apirtm enti, hard­ Nice clean two bedroom home wood floori, tile bathi. M2 W. LARGE 2-bedroom apartment, on two jot*. Priced at erily furnished, aertened porch, Easy lerm i. ayi, phone FA 24124. NEW 2-bedroom house. Phone LOOKING for something nice: 2- Country home In Volusia County, . FA 2-7213. five acrai with excellent two bedroom house newly decorated, bedroom houie; atorage; gar­ FURNISHED house for rent, 11 lovely furniture, breeieway, carage: chicken bouses. Ideal for Smyrna Dr., DeBary. porte, fruit Ircea. $73 per month. poultry or kennel. Priced at Adults, one email child accepts APARTMENT, 112 Elm. FA 2-0372. $9,000. Eaay terms. cd. I t Smyrna Dr., DeBary, Call FURNISHED cottage at Five NO 2-3227, Lakefront hom tiitei $1,200 up with Points. Phone FA 2-1427. easy terms. 2, 3 and 4 BR. houses, 2 BR BALE or RENT: 2 room house, furnished apartment. large corner lot. Ph. FA 24420. BROKER t-BEDROOM unfurnished house. 202 So. Park Ava. Ph FA 2-3221 Phone PA 2 0222 days, FA 24373 attar 2:00 P. M. Registered Real Estate Broker rh. FA 2-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha W A T E R F R O N T IX )TS NICE S-bedroom unfurnished house If you enjoy water iporta ‘end in Ptoecreat, fenced yard, child­ would like to build a home ON ren welcome. Call ?A 24827 THE WATER by aU means see FO R R E N T NICELY furnished two bedroom these 100 n 200 lots located on The following Is a list of homei and two bath apartment. Adults. , canal off large, beautiful, Base* ind duplex apirtm enti located J . 0. Laney, 121$ Sanford Ava., jumping lake. n desirable section! of town FA 2-3222. and all featuring fully equipped ONLY 200 DOLLARS DOWN and kilchcnr. S-BEDItOOM unfurnished bouse. $30 per month, no Interest on Cell FA 2-4421. unpaid balance. Total price 2000 Washington Avenue $2,000. FIRST COME FIRST TWO 2-bedroom house*, kitchens 3-bodroom, t bath. $100 month. SERVED. equipped. FA 24043. 107 North Virginia , 2-bedroom, 2 bath, firaplace, attic fan, $120 month. lAPF-A^DAY Just Outside City Limits FERTILIZER fo r FLOWERS SHRUBS LAWNS FREE DELIVERY lo m m e r s e LAWN MAINTENANCE PHONE FA 2.71*7 Sewing Mach. Repairs m B Sr ^ I-y IMS, Kke fssurw Ir a a tM n ^ T t a M r h M t *7t’i t r i p l e d ! W<b w a g m l y x i t o b 5. R«a) Eilat* For Bala Plumbing k D w v tlo p e r Heating AIR COvUmONINQ GROVE AND LAKEFRONT 33 ecrei, Paola area, 10 acres CONTRACT and REP*!R WORK FA 24322 S Acres In rapidly growing Lake planted In Valencia oranges, 2 1007 Sanford Ave. Mary. High, dry, lakeview proyeara old, 2,000, fact front on 13. Electrical Service* perty. Sensibly priced. Lake, good term*. Home Wiring — Elaclrie Service W. H. “ Bill" 5TEMPER Agency Sid Vlhlen 112 North Park Ave, Phone FA 3-4M1 113 N. Park RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Phone FA 2-3331 1201 Park Dr. REAL ESTATE DRU’E-LN 112 Megnolia FA 24213 PRESENTS SEE IT TODAY St. Johns Realty RAYMOND M. BALL 'C tflC t J. W. HALL Loch Arbor HOUSE, reaaonablt. US 14. Build, Paint * Repair Available Juno lit. 2344 French Ava. Country Circle. AND ASSOCIATES 2badroom, 3 bath, completely Raiitcr TH03. E. THOMPSON Real Estate —- Insurance furnished Including dishwasher, "Call Hall" Phone FA 24241 General Contractor Surety Bondi t ACRES * freeter, and boaL $300 month. OUTSTANDING HATURUi r tlto kadm, Home Carpentry Repairs uelUty room, torrnaso floar*, aarparia, < 2 acre* with 2 bedroom, concrete 21$ Bo. Park AVe. Ph. FA 2-2241 2-BEDROOM home In well estab­ Roofing k Siding Hanford lished neiihborbood- S p e e 1 a 1 206 Grapevllla block home-, Ugh and dry land. Phone FA 24432 Brans Bldg, la k e Mary terms. FA 24132. 3bedroom, 1 bath. $M month.Houaa approximately .0 yaars Ph. FA 2-1220 old, with naw roof. Several oak B A M ROOFING SUNLAND ESTATES: Like new treat and assorted citrus trees. 312 West 12th. Street Contracting A Repairs 3-bedroom, 2 bath home. Down From $ 1 0 , 6 5 0 m a 2-BEDROOM furnished h o u i e . Good water. On paved Rd. 1-bedroom duplex, completely Licensed - Bonded —la m e d payment le u than original. Call Owner must leave state. Reason' $10,200 with amall down pay­ furnished. $23 month. FREE ESTIMATES FA 2-2*02. able price. See after 10:02 A. M., $ 3 5 0 Down m en t 300 Laurel Ave. Pi.. FA 2-7*43 402 Maple. #* 3-bedroom, t bath dupltx. $71 1200 DOWN IP YOU hav* painting problems From $ 6 8 . 5 0 M onthly month. I BR. boma with hardwood floori and want to take ad antag* of FARMER’S AGENCY THE TIME TESTED FIRM and ceramic Ule bath. yeara of experience end the beat M. V. Farmer, Realtor 112 N. Park Ava. Ph. PA 24123 of workmrasUp call X. M. D. H. Whitmore 1U N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 3-2430 Young FA 24SM or J. L. Bled­ COUNTRY CLUB Manor: 3 badLUlian O. Tram* * soe PA 1-4122. room homo with Venetian blinds, Associate*. WELAXA APARTMENTS: rooma A. W.Mrtu to. Swilwil/Mn. f and plenty of shrubbery, excep­ I l l S. French Ave. Ph. FA 24221 private baths, 114 W. First StRegistered Real Eetato Broker tionally clean. FA 2-4794 or HOUSE PAINTING: Raaiooabla 1 F k .i A t .7 6 n F . O I a n M # AR m hours, FA 2-231$, FA 2-4*21, •Xpert workmanship. Free tallHOUSE on Cameron Avenue, Eaat Ph. FA 2-1301 1742 at Hiawatha FA 24221 FA 14242. mate*. Call FA 24172. side between Celery and GtMva Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kltehai. ap­ BY OWNER - OPEN HOUSE, EXCELLENT BUY: 2-bedroom, 1 bath borne. Urge Florida room. pliance*. School bus atop. Quiet Set. k Sun., Feb. *2 k 2tst. Back yard fenced. Well and neighborhood. $71 par month. $130.00. Total down — includes aprinUar ayatam. $I,*4I down, Phone FA 24141. electric range, curtain*, rug. aiium o $2402 mortgage, pay. Dokhto driveway. Afiume FHA V. A. FINANCING m int *M.*o per month. Call M a r t i * g o — Approximately NEW THREE BEDROOM HOME Roberta Real Estate, FA 2-4902. 203.00 par mo. 110 Country Club Pay closing costa of 1313.00 and Drivo — In Country Club Manor. movo inis this home with 1st* ratio floors, oil fureset, tilt ACEEAGE FOR SALE bath.. Located outilda City HOUSEKEEPER; live In and Llmlta in West Haven Subdivi­ 1. 40 ncro tract at Geneva, II care for two children; light acres cleared for eilrui. Leas sion. ToUl Price $11,100. housekeeping; $30 per week; than $100.00 per acre. private room and board. Apply ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Florida State Employment Serv­ Raymond Lundqulat, Asaoe. I. $0 aerea of good cltru* land ice, 110 W. Ind. Street. FA 14331 Atlantia Bank Bldg. M ar Genava, this property sur­ rounds n 10 aero grove. Good THREE badroom home on taro MATURE WOMEN aeceaa to this property, priced PROFESSIONAL working couple lata, corner So. Sanford and Your ago la not a handicap — at $1,200.00, Term* available. want 1 or 2 bedroom, house, kit­ 14th. Si. Coma, look, maka of* If you havo about 4 hours n chen furnished, In Lake Mary. far. T. V. Cantrell. day and willing to work — Write Box O, Sanford Herald. I. 120 acre* of unimproved land, AVON haa wonderful earning near Geneva, $22,300.00, terms. opportunity for you. For Inter­ view to your home, write, 4. I l l aerea between Geneva and HERBERT STENSTROM 1$ LOTS AT OSTEEN NOW — Box 342, Lockhart, Oviedo 14 mile road front, RagUtorod Broker Good Building lota, aoma front on Fla. 1*00.00 per acre, » % down. LEN RISNER Highway, $4,100.00 buys aU 1$ LOTTIE BROADWAY good terms. KEN TOR1ETT WANTED: Rtllabto woman to i l l North Park Avo. Hara’a an iataraatlag atudy that provaa — witkawt a le«kt that if ywa ran affard BETTY* D, SMITH earn for children in raturn for 112 North Park Avo. room and board FA 1-7230 or Asaociatoa a mw car yea cm affard la awa a Paatlac far ealp a few paaalaa asra par dap. 1. Park Ph. PA 2-242$ FA 34*23. 3 Bedroom s-IW Baths. S t Johns Realty Co. Stenstrom Realty • w ^ s s ru r MOORS. 0KN D U l^ * ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates SiS KNOUS IDEAL FAMILY HOMES • 2 BEDROOMS • IK, A 2 BATHS l*Lr, IS * DOWN fc; ; " . |m ;■ . ti-. FHA FINANCED Drive Four Block* Wmt Off French Are. On 2*lh St. A Stamper Associate le On The Premise* Dally. Priced Under Present Market ORE OK CALL TODAY JW IDE-TRACK gp T l g | S t Johns Realty Co. St. Johns Realty Co. BY OWNER: l-bilrobm CBhome; corner lot; fenced back yard. $3U down. 1 hone FA 2-1223. Check thaaa Manufact urar’a SafEasted Retail Prices far 4-Doer Hardlap Medals equipped with automatic tranamtoaion, radio, haatar aad white sidewall tires: ONE LOT, klgh and dry, TO ft. wide 1M ft. deep, faring Country Club Rd., In Loch Arbor. Terms can ba arranged. FA t-1121. PO N TIA C CAR Cataliaa **C- 4 Dr. H, T. SPECIAL! RAVENNA PARK HOMES I Stenstrom Realty Stemper Agency Ph. PA l.m t 11$ N. Park Ave. Ph. FA t-llll *2*1 Park Ave. ^ Windshield Back GlaaO Door Glaaa Vent Glaa* SERVICE Senkarik Glaaa and Faint Co. n 114 w. 2nd S t FA 2-482* T V & Radio S ervice (Home & Auto) C. A. Whiddon, Sr. J AUTO GLASS INSTALLED WIDOW wiihyi poiitlon aa full CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All DREDGING: Land filled a id beaches pumped to. No fob to tima reception lit, clerk cashier work guaranteed. Free EiU■mall or to U rn - Call TEmplo or motel in lita n L H are bullmatei. Phone FA 2-7112. 1-403I. neia education, motel Iraioing CLOCK REPAIRING: Wbe and home nursing course. Ref­ Loniwood Park, FA 2-7273, erences. Write Bax J . T., San­ ford Herald. ANY TV REPAIRED » . » plus parti, II broufht to shop by cus­ TYPING at home, lefal or any tomer!. All work guaranteed for other. Phone FA 24244. North Orlando Electronic! 20 days. Ph. FA 24*34 - FA 24MI CENTUBY TV SERVICE WHITE MALE, 27, deslrei parttime job from' 3 F. M. to mid­ 1312 Celery Are. Phone FA *-1412 2713 Orlando Dr. — Hwy. 17-t» night, available 7 nights a week, PUMPS - SPRINKLERS will consider anything. FA 24447 All types and alzaa. installed ALL MAKES A MODELS after 5. “ Do It Youreeir* 104 So. Park (24 hr. ear.) WE REPAIR AND SLRV1CX 12. Piumbinc Service* FA M M STINE Maehlntry and Supply Co. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, s t s t e j PLUMBING 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 24432 manta. Invtlett, hand btlli, and Contracting A Repairs progra ms, e t c . Pr »gr»a»lv* PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING Free Estimates Printing Co. Phone FA 3-3*11R. L. HARVEY W. L. HARMON 302 Watt 12th S*. 204 Sanford Ava. Phqns FA 2-3323 PH. FA 2-4222 After I P. M. E ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates 15. Special Service* Pape 10— Fri., Feb. 19. 1960 $3297 1099 2199 78.06 2.60 Balaace MODEL Coal par m ath iacludiag finaaca aad Hfa insuranea (<• Mo.) Casts par dap LOCATION: 1010 Graadrlaw Avaaa*. attaalad *a tors* 00* k 200’ lot) Quiet, axcluaiva raaidaatlalaaetlM. with doad-Mkd alraet. Lara traffic—aafnr far tha ktdat Paatlac casta aalp BOOMS! I tovoly kadraaam, 2 Ula hatha, apacteaa Hvlag n o a aad dining art*, toval/ kitdua, M»pl# claaaf* aad CAR CAR $3153 $3165 $3151 1051 1052 1050 2102 2113 2101 75.24 74.84 2.49 2.50 2.49 96.00 85.00 97.00 .11 .10 " par3 day mam dapa af swaarahlp kava paw right aawT O PEN FRL NITE T IL 2:20 k A LL DAY r —m I I Want 2 *4 B tm t Man P A a -llto i ••- STENSTROM REALTY 111 N. PABK AVI. PM. FA S • * EM PH I i i fc ■ B I L L PM. F A M M 1 wm m SA T. �A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 # l|* P a d st R fin ll Fri.. Feb. 19. 1960—Pnge I t 20. Automobiles 21. Furnttura 21. Furnitura 22. A rtldM For Sal* toil BUICK, Dynaflow and beater, New A Uied Furniture L Appli- Uird furniture, appliance*, tool* low mileage, like new through­ etc. Bought-Seld Larry'* Mart ancei. A Good Place To out. Call FA 3-Z8M. IIS Sanford Av*. Ph. TA 1-4188 BUY, SELL or TRADE INCOME TAX SERVICE ROLLAWAY. Boipitat aad Baby 1931 NASH RAMBLER, roaaonWILLIAM H. MURRAY Bade. Day, Waak sr Month— able. Call FA MOM. 4M Sanford Av*. FA 8-T480 m i Celery Ave. Tel- FA 2-1314 FURNITURE CENTER SERVICE CALLS SI.SO. For de­ 48 CHEVROLET buaineii coupe, ltM French Av*. • BIG VALUES pendable TV aervice call San­ new motor, good tirei. 1100, 403 Ph. T* 17953 • JUICK CREDIT llolly Av*. ford TV Center, 9th. and San­ • EASY TERMS ford Ava, FA Z-9741. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 22. Artictoa For 8*1* 20.A Trailers HEATING SMALL Due-Therm *M heater H. II. POPE CO. FOR SALE - 1138 Spcnre Craft with fan, tank and control. C. R. New and Vied Furniture T30 S. Park - FA 2 4234 llouee Trailer. 4814x8. See Clyde 311 E. Firet St. Buyer. 3rd. St.. Lake Mary. FA 1-K88 Weill at DeWitta Trailer Perk. T and RADIO REPAIR a< *r HI Fl UNIT fall s r part). U niing No phone calls. S:W nlfbta and weekend*; Sen11” ipeakar SM. Viking tape lord, Lake Mary and Loagwsed. 21. Furniture recorder 880. 88 W. Amy* and New A C a rd FA 2-27T2 and FA M R . Preamp 130. Garrard lurwtahlt Furniture and Appliance* 813. Call FA l-TMI. CUSTOM BUILT BmMutw -e ta 15-A U en u ty P a r lorn gle pteeei or **t*. Aleo ftiralSeU Ua Yeur Yunitor*. Quick Ssrvlca With The Caah. SUPER June Brown's Beauty Salon TRADING POST. FA SASff. S010 Adam* Av*. Ph. FA I-1S27 POSTER type tingle bed 823; 1839 PREMIER (1) with attach, Megnivox TV’, 17 in. contole menta. LH-LW portable. Sewi 143. FA 3-7770. forward and reverse and darns. 10 paymcnti. 33.20 ea. Writ* CR. LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phone Mgr., Box A 4c A, Sanford Her­ FA 8-3283. ald. 15. S pecial S e rv ic e s Jenkins Furniture WILSON - MAIER $SAVE$ Malhenrf Sanford D a w n 's Beawty Saks FA 8-7884 DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP >004 Adame Ph. FA * :M3 16. FlSWe Oat Flowers F ar turn I SANFORD FLOWMI BOOT FA BUM or FA M R * 19. Boots sad Motors HOUSE BOAT, completely equip­ ped, — te n motor — MM. Call FA 2-4318.___________________ Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer Robson Sporting Goode >04-8-8 E, let. FACTORY TO YOU FOAM rubber 81.00 per lb., G. I. ALUMINUM ihovels 11.49 each. Army Navy i VENETIAN BLINDS Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. larloeod head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic tad*. Plastic *r re yon tape*- Cottoa or agios PORTABLE IT tn. Hotpolnt TV. V11F and UHF. Phone FA 2-2796. osrda. Senkarik Glann and Paint Co. 32,000 BTU oil circulator Heater, 118-114 W. kid St. FA 1-4822 lies to be seen to appreciate. Cheap! Call FA 1^4387. GOOD Uaad Appliaaesi and TV'a. Gormly, Inc., Third k Palmetto 23. Notice* A Personals REBUILT auto generator* and M arten, 8 tod 13 volt*. New WANTED: aomeone to drive my car to Carbomtela, 111. to ts of mutflcri for popular rare. ’Reel* work there. Writ# or com* for | Ueed Auto Parts, South ea 1T-M interview to 111 Ceder, Sanford. Hwy. Phone FA 14818. PUBLIC Be Lovelier With Pitfiaaleail _ Beauty Car*. « I 0 Oak 22. Articles For Sale ii%9 * * * / m 59 Ford Country Sedan 4-Dr. 8-P***, VR Engine, Fordowetlr, Radio, Heater, and Power Steering, Only 18,888 Mile* 59 Ford Custom 300 4-l)r. Sedan. Mileage Maker “8” With Standderd Tran*., and Heater. CHECK TH U PRIORI W e 're o v e rs to c k e d on used cars! W e 're o f f e r in g the public prices usually p a id o n ly by d e a le rs ! Juet Like New With Only M M Mllee. OyL With Renter. PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY NIGHT! FA S-3SM _20. Automobiles 54 BUICK 55 CADILLAC MB RENAULT Dalpfatoe, email equity and taka up payment!. Phone FA 3-4573. t Dr. Redan, 8 Cyl, Radio and Renter, 8 Tn. Select From. WELCOME 4-Dr. fleden. Fully Fewered, VERY NICK FAMILY SEDAN. Reader Car. Hwy. 17-tl A tllk BL Phone FA M N1 1795 57 Mercury M ontvey 54 PO NTIAC 58 CHEVROLET s U 57 Plymouth Savoy 4-Dr. Redan, VI Engine. Aatamatle Trassmleaion. COMPARE THIB PRICE ANY­ WHERE. $9 9 5 57 Foid Foirlon* 500 4-Dr, VH Engine. Fordometle, Red I# Heater, BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL WHITE ? 1 J U AND BLACK | ^ # S *# 57 Ford Custom Tudor Medan, « Cyl ,Kn«ine and OVERDRIVE, RADIO, A REAL GAB RAVER *9 9 5 56 Ford Custom 4-Dr. Nrdan V8 Kef fee, Pnrdmaatk, Hadis and Heater, 8 Ton* Else (r58 CHEVROLET' 56 MERCURY Cylinder • Hlasdard Tress. • I m itlfil Tatoo* Flaltk • Del Mar * *8 9 5 56 Ford Custom Tudor Hed*n. VI Kngl** and Ntaadard Trias* HOLD YOUE HAT I I I 55 Ford Foirlana 4-ltr. Mrd*n, V8 Engine, Fordometle, Kadis end Heater. PRICED ONLY TO GO I I VA-FHAFHA In Sarviea Conventional Financing Down Paym ent! Low aa $425 Office Open T il 1;M P. M. T il Dark 1295 Hardtop Cnupe, Automalk T re a t, 8>4h, Hester, Pswer Hleering, end Fewer Brains, f l ONLY ONE OWNER. We Invite yea la ba ear m S ebaolately free wit beat A l i p ttoa *t eae mt SssfarWa toedlsi Metals while yea toeate milt aMe hotline n r yen reelf i s family. Pick ap year hay s oar Bale* Offfes. fOdham & Tudor, Inc. 8.M >.-M Dofiy 1595 57 Buick Super NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD You can mova In immedi­ ately while the papare are being processed. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On Ths Construction Of Your Homo For Tits First Year — Or Your Down Payment And dosing Coat Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. 4-l)r. Sedan, VI Engine, Automat le Trie*., Radio, Heater, and Power Steering, Lww Mile* and Very Clean 58 Ford Custom 300 ’S3 BUICK. redio and kettor, Dynaflow. Ph. FA l-MM. Homes Deajsnad For florid* Living. 1 A 4 Bedrooms — I A S Baths 1795 58 Chevrolet Biicayne Special 1-Dr. Hardtop • ttidto Heater • Automatic Tran*. • K in last TirM M FORD PICKUP, h« SM Santn Bnrbnee S r. 1195 58 Ford Country Sedan 4 Dr. 9 P*««. WagM. • CyL Bnyine With Heater. XXTKA CUBAN 1 I WOODRUFF MARINE 4th Addition 1595 59 Simca Aronde Mercury Outboard Motors SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST *1795 59 Hillman Minx Convertible Ph. FA MM1 >801 French Ave. $AVE 54 Ford Crestline Convertible V8 Engine, Ferdomatie, Radis and Healer. RED WITH BLACK TOPI MANY, MANY MORE FROM W HICH TO CHOOSE — 58 BUICK STATION WAGON N CADILLAC 59 CHEVROLET PICKUP 58 OLDSMOBILE FORDOR 58 CADILLAC « S J e VHOLET SPORT COUPE 58 CHEVROLET IMPALA 56 GMC P,C K U P 37 CHEVROLET FORDOR OPEN TONIGHT & ALL DAY SAT. $4 9 5 BRING THE CASH SPECIALS 1953 1953 1952 1951 Ford V ictoria $395 Ford 4 - Dr. $195 Dodge $145 Oidamobilt________________ $ 1 4 5 i LOOKING FOR A GOOD USED TRUCK? WE HAVE IT! Strickland-Morrison ---------- INCORPORATED ------------- HOLLER P ah eett* MOTOR SALES P A 3-0711 U. a LOT — FA 2-0331 • • FORD • TH UNDERBIRD FALCON • FORD TRUCKS BALES B SERVICE SINCE 1M1 ■ ia d w i P ta rM a Ph. FA 1-14*4 Winter Path . Orisads Ml 4-MU <ss to * I . �1 \ \ 2460 PARK AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA Never before in Stamp. History made so easily available I i •. . . . . . . '. . . V 41 m lii v aa w J0r n t w m t r rfiifg w i a nn lo i f v r v v n j v u iiip A witt k lo o k k m « t M e ltin g a n d g lo m a r a w a r - • 1 s la i yi n 1 Cl.* 9: m i ' 1 i V 1 P i COMPARE A P P L I A N C E S ' f j j \) i, Tho kitchen helper Avery woman dreams o f owning. I I go—f ec Fiberglass insulation S piece Oven-ware sot. Aluminum look Shown above in the Roaster Cabinet which is yours for 4 *1 /1 COMPARE DOLL V A L U E S frvi example As Ufo-Jiko as any doll you've over soon. All vinyl eonetrw Ne* rooted hair. Arrayed for the wedding in an onquisite taffeta gown ...h lg h -h o e t shoot and earrings. - COMPARE TABLE ACCESSORIES COFFEE SERVICE in M q u is it o H vsrplote "StorUte" Coffee Fat, big >1 inch W verplote "Starlight oackunM 3 * 5 did so C O M P A R E BED LINENS Sw i h \ t'j* COMPARE ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING 1 Rlmdela R L a y ... d e l f f g f n l ff^w v fffg O l fftR y ™ GET M E R C H A N T S GRE E N S T A M P S WITH �n The Champs! Seminole High School’s basketball team won the f irst conference championship the school has had since 1937 when it beat Winter • Park, 79-71, for the Orange Belt Conference title Saturday night in the finals of the ----- —— WEATHER: Partly cloudy with scattered shower* tonisrht. High today, 70-75. Low tonljjht, 50-55. VpL. XLIX United P r e u Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1900 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 684 tournament at ApopTerry Christensen and Ray chos# en on the all-confer- ^ ence Coach Bml Layer said, “ It a real The details and pictures of the game are tlie k £ 9 • » TALLAHASSEE (UPD - S o t . IwRoy CoII|ns said today inade­ quate local property taxes have caused a lailura is many commu­ nities to providu adequate sanita­ tion, education and street haprovements. Collins, who opened a two-day school for county las assessors called by tha eomplruller'a office, said a preview af a study ordered by him two months ago indicated there had beast s ta U n t I t meet these needs. He said the Arthur D. Little Co., which made tho survey, said the failure waa not eaitssd fay leek of alate assistance. "In fact, they point up that our state now renders more aid to local government than a great majority of the atatea, and st a rata much higher than the aeUonsl average," Collins said. “Tha imbalance is due, they stress, la tha area of inadequate local property tax support” Pull results of tha study will not ho made known for six weeks or more, the governor said. Collins, who has ltd tho fg h t for full cash value property assess­ ments, said thal unlass local governments are able to. provide mora dchoola, m w s m vM xsd street], and sidewalks, libraries, mora development ta d protection m i mtifPflil ^ ™ |,-: ;i ;'y 1 JAN JUAN, Puerto Rico tl'P D —President Kisrnhowcr arrived today at heavily guarded San Juan airport where rival groups attempted to demonstrate for and rommonagainst Puerto Riro's < wealth ties with the U.S The president's plane landed here on the first leg of hts IS.500mile journey or personal diplo­ macy that will take Eisenhower to Brasil, Argentina, Chile and Uruguay in the next 10 day*. The more than 5,000 persons on hand Io meet the president were kept under tight control- by a strung police guard. Rival political factions display­ ed banners of greeting and pla- - Ship Aground Coach Layer Gets Boost Winners Take Down Nets m u LAKELAND (UPI) - More than •0 per rent of the late season Valencia orange crop will be used for froirn concentrate, according lo Florida Citrus Mutual. General Manager Robert W, Rutledge said Sunday the Valencia crop would be about 42,500,000 boxes, largest in histnry. He said growers should gel prices, “above the amount rtcrived during the prc-freeia years." m Police said there were uncon­ firmed reports klan tofielata tost your to E lip ito irt contacted lead­ e n to tho Aaotriee "National Youth" which baa been banned. SURABAYA. Indoneiia (UPI) — Pretqler Nikita (fhnishchey. a vialtoeflrom space-ago Russia,1got ■% glimpse today of medieval Indo­ nesian culture in the pilcuresque central Java vltlTgge of Borobudur, "You can taka or leave commu­ nism," Khrushchev told an audi­ ence. "It will not be forced on you. Communism is an Idea which cannot be forced inlo one's brein, Doyle E. Carlton Jr., W*uchu!a, yet cannot be barred from enter­ today announced appointment of ing that brain, either." Earnest Southward as chairmen of tha Carlton-for-Governor cam­ CIUDAD TRUJILLO (U P I)-H alf paign in Seminole County. a million persons demonstrated Southward, native of Sanford, Is Sunday to pereuade Generalissimo aisocisled with his father, Ira K. Kafael Trujillo to lake over the Southward, and his brother Bill, presidency from -his brother Hec­ In the Southward Fruit Co. He tor in IMS. Official spokesmen has been engaged in numerous said the rally waa the largest civic activities in Sanford and avor held in Ute Dominican Repub­ ■mrin hivic County, v v u u ij, la an avuve active Seminole lic. About 500,000 peasant! flocked Shrlnrr and president of the Semi­ lo the capital from throughout the nole DeBiry Heart Council. country to lake part In the demon­ lie and his wife, the former strations, a six-hour march down Rose Harkcy, and their three Gaorga Washington Ava. daughters are active members of the First Methodist Church. "I am proud to be a part of MADRAS, India (UPI) - Actor the campaign to elect Doyle Carl­ Kredric March and his wife, ac­ ton governor of our state," said tress Florence Eldredge, were Southward. "He is a man of among six persons arrested over character and integrity and Is the weekend on charges of violat­ ideally suited to give Florida a ing Indian prohibilion lawa. The sound administration during tha Marches, who described the Inci­ nest four years. "It is my hope that we caa dent as an “ unfortunate" ending lo a pleasant month-long tour of bring Sen. Carlton's qualifications India, warn allowed to leave tor to ths attention of every voter Ceylon, Sunday. A tourist agent in-Seminole County prior to the who put up bail for them will be May 5 election." Southward said the campaign's allowed to represent them in court. Seminote treasurer and deposi­ tary will be announced wilhin a few days. A roundup of stale political nows is on Pige 1. I'ortrr Lansing of Hanfoid, who was injured in an auto accldant Feb. 3 that took tb* Uvea of two The Seminole County Sports­ parsons, was reported to "fair" men's Ann. will meel at ■ p. m. condition today a t Orange Me­ Tuesday, President Jack Wilber morial Hospital in Orlando, announced. Popular Demand That’s The Orange Bejt Championship Trophy, Men I. Coach Layer, Fuhrman, Christensen, Oravets, Lundquist, Covington, Gracey and Little Friend (Herald Photos) Sanford-Eustis Road Work Set VIENNA (UPD—Austrian police today intensified an iavestglaUaa Into a neo-Naii orgaaitatlon said to have connections with tho Euro­ pean branch of ths Ku Klua Klan. A search to homes of members of the organisation, known as "National Youth," uncovered antiSemitic pdmphlela entitled "WkR* Brotherhood” allegdly distributed by the Una to English and Gor- EARNEST SOUTHWARD Nikita In Indonesia ■tan who owns properly which over a span of a few years In­ creases in sound value five times but who neverlbelesa screams in anguish when the value of II far tax purposes Is i n c r e s f ' Iwa times," Collins said. 1M packing house I n waa dis­ covered at 12:59 a. m. Friday, gnd flremsa from Oviedo, Longwood. Casselberry aad Gold*nrod fought toe bias* lor mate than so kauri. The ftra saguifed 14 refrigerator ears aad damaged carloads af cele­ ry aad aiaiy boxes to oranges. About M workere w en left without PROV1NCETOWN, Mass. (UPI) —Effort* to free the 2SS foot Swed­ ish freighter Monica Smith from a sand bar off the tip or Cape Cod filled this morning. Two civil­ ian tugboats tried to free the ves­ sel at high tide. The Monica Smith has been sitting high and dry off Rare Point since running aground at midnight Saturday. Concentrate Increase rg in tirm i . " n n f f r t i i Probes Continue In 2Costly Fires card* ursing immediate independ­ ence for (hit island which hai voluntary commonwealth tics with the U. S. About to minutes before the president landed, representatives of opposing political factions shouted at each other acroaa the road leading In the airport— where they had hern kept at a aafe distance. Each group darted across the road occasionally and threw pam­ phlets at the opposing factionone of which wanted to ronlinue Puerto Rico's commonwealth status and the other which want­ ed immediate freedom. Prompt Construction of more than 6 to miles of S lits Rood 8-48-A be­ tween Eustfs and Sanford is sche­ duled to begin by Mereh 3, the State Road Department announced today. J, Rolf* Davis, Orlando, road board mrmhrr of District 6, said tho (>>9,442 project will connect SR 44-A and SR 46 in l-ake Coun­ ty, It extends from a point on HR 44-A approximately 4.6 miles east of Eustis, southeast 8.650 miles to SR 40 which continue* to ffonford and then lo U. S. liwy, 1 north of Titusville. Davis said the contractor* are WAM Construction, Inc., and V. E. Whitehurst and Son*, Williitun. Tb*y will hav* 260 day* to auntplato lb* contract. Couple Arrested A fter House Burns The sheriff’s office today was bolding a Midway Negro couple ia connection with an early morn­ ing fir* that raxed a one-story frame bout* on Geneva Ave. The couple, Identified as Herbert and E lite While, were taken into custody after firemen extinguish­ ed the blste about 4 a. m. They were being held pending an inves­ tigation of Ihe cause of the fire, deputies Mid. Casselberry Council To M eet The Casselberry Town Council wilt meet tonlyhl to accept a replat of Joyce's Secret Lake nddiilee. The special matting at V :M p , m . will he to the Cassel­ berry town hall. Actor, Wife Arrested SETIF Algeria (UPI) — Ai lean 47 persons were known dead today in the earthquake which shook the rugged mountains of eastern Algeria early Sunday. Tin violent earthquake, which was preceded by several minor tremors, toppled hundreds of huts Fire Destroys Home; Residents Begin Collection and buried scores of victims In lb* debris. At least M persons were Injured. Arab villagers laid they “heard the mountains roar and saw a blinding flash of light" *hcn the quako started. The terrifying sound of the trembling mountains was the "ro ar" they heard, hut French officials believed ihe “blinding light" may have been the effects of fear. The diaaater area, ccnlcrrd in the region o( Mr louts, iw miles southeast of Algiers, I* part of (he Mediterranean earthquake, belt, Where about 300 persuiii wet* killed 12 y e a n ego. Tb* quake shook lit* desolate area w hen Ihe liodna and Bibane mountain ranges meet, continuing several minutes. Most of the vic­ tims were women and children who were indoors at the time. The menfolk were outdoors at work. Fire destroyed the home and all belonging* of th* T. J, Morski family at Chuluot* Batutday night and resident* of th* area immedi­ ately begin roilertion of clothing and money for Mr, and Mrs. Mor­ ski and their on* child. Th* bias* of undetermined ori­ gin also burned th* doughnut mschin* which was th* Monki'a in­ come producer and resident* of t'huluuta and Oviedo had collected $130 yn the price of replacing It this morning. Clothing am! other items war* living accepted for the family by tha Chuluot* Woman’s Club through it* president, Mrs. Clara Voting registration will be held Jepsun, (60 E. Becond St., Chu- In nine Seminole communities luota. starting next week. Registration books will be open from I-l p. in. in esrh area, said Mrs. Camilla Bruce, supervisor to registration. Th* books will be open for qualified residents la register la Circuit Judge Voile Williams to­ Altamonte Springs r*b. ■ and day qualified to seek re-eteriion March 1{ Bear Lake, March 2-5: as ■ circuit judge to the Ninth Chuluota, March 4; Fern Park. Judicial district March 14\ Forest City, Merck Judge V naur Carlton, of Titus­ • : Geneva, March to; Ooldenrod. ville, also announced bo would March I t; Longsrood, March 10-16 qualify from this district. and Oviedo, March 17 M. Seminole Voter Registration Near Williams Qualify* For Re-election County Tax Collector John Gal­ loway today said II,1M auto licen*e lags were issued as of the Saturday deadline, the aelee amounting to 1(14,025 Galloway reported the court­ house remained open until 4 p, m. to meet the heavy I960 tag demand load with 1,(09 tags sold Saturday. Last year'a sales totaled 5522,129 w' en 23,420 lag* were told. Twins Walkathon For Maiden’s Hand Admitted A Hoax BANGOR, Waies (UPI) - Two 19year-old twins todky admitted their 109-mile walking raca to de­ cide who should marry a pretty university co-ed waa all a hoax. Earlier, identical (wins Vaughan and Howard Clarke, autdenla gt Bangor University, bad claimed both loved Jean Gowans, 19. Jean said abe loved them too. But nobody could decide who should marry whom. So the twins arranged to walk from Bangor to Flint, saying the winner would gel the bride. Today, Ibe Clarke brothers and Jean admitted their alleged love problems were a hoax designed to raise money for a charity drive. For Roy McCord Porter Lansing’s Condition ’Fair’ Sportsmen To Meet M ayo Balks A t Proposed Curb On Im port O f Eggs i TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Agriculture Commissioner Nathan May* today refused to go along with Ibe recommendations of a legists live committee designed to reduce Import* of cheap eggs into Florida. Mayo termed the recommenda­ tions of tb* legiilature’a poultry eommlttoe discriminatory, if not plain illegel, Ha charged the ulti­ mate effect could bo to causo eggs shipped In from other states to sell at a cost far ia axesss of Florida oggf. Mayo recalled that when too u n i mailer was before Ibe legis­ lature in to ll, m h a*nau* said Ray McCord, member ef the Casselberry soaing board, wss scheduled fo r. minor surgery at Winter Park Hospital this Morn­ ing. MoGord hr a too manager af Lang's Hardware More to Cas­ a doxrn in Florida. selberry. Tb* committee^beaded bp ic e pollrr action separated (he (roups each time. Eisenhower, smiling and r«1aa> rd, appeared to be unaware of the demonstrations as he told tho crowd In his arrival remarks that ha brought Puerto Riro "(reel* log* from your fellow tltitem of the 30 states of the republic.” . Herore departing on bis Latin American tour, Elsenhower told the U. S. Sunday that the U.S. has “ Indestructible, Incalculable" mil­ itary power ample for the present and tailored to meet the nerdi of the future. The president replied to Demo­ cratic critics of hla defense pro­ gram In a nationwide radio • TV sprech Sunday night. Reaction io tha address wag divided. A leading Democralie critic, Sen. Henry M. Jackson (Wash.), said (he president had failed to come to grips with tha real defense poliry issues. He said Eisenhower failed io mention So­ viet progress on missiles. Senate Democratic Leader Lyn­ don B, Johnson said he agreed the U. S. has a powerful defense fore*. But be said ha would prcaa Senate mlstila investigations be­ cause the real issua is "w hethtr our plans are adequate for our needs in tha foreaecablt future.” Chairman Overton Brooks {D» La.) of the House Spare Commit’ tee said he waa disappointed ths president did not mention U.S. detente against Intercontinental ballistic missiles or com part U.M executive had “ stated the * case in a nutshell." Ho u r n speech would go far to “ disM confusion", over the defense6 gram, £ Tho president did not refe »qy of his defense erttica by w b u t‘Bn said that uSbiaied obt era recognised and m po rto d country's massive detirren t strength, “ We have forged a trustworthy shield of peace — an Indeatnio* tibia force to incalculable power, ample tor today and constantly developing lo m att Urn needs to tomorrow," ho said. "Today, In tho presence of con­ tinuous throats, all of us e a t stand resolute and unafraid, con­ fident in America's might a i an anchor of free world security." Hundreds Stranded In NewYork Storm BUFFALO, N. Y, (UPI) - Snow was falling again on the Naw York Stale thru way today, but Ike movie-like events of the weekend ware just memories to motorists who wore home or heading home. Hundreds of persons were ma­ rooned in upstate New York towns and highway atop* by a storm which dropped more than two feet of enow on some part* of the East, It was similar to Iho eld theater plot of strangers snow­ ed ia together trader one reef for a nlgbt. But it had Its serious aspects loo, At least if penoM were known to have bean killed during the storm. AF BowToClerics Riles Congressman NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - R e p . Francis E. Walter (D-Pa.) today ■aid the controversial Air Force 1st infiltration of U. fi. church activities wai "absolutely true.” Waller said he would invito the secretary of th* Air Force before the House Un-American Activities Commit lee, af which bo Is chairman, to tall why the secre­ tary apologiied to tho National Council of Churcbei in tha train­ ing manual controversy, Walter, in New Orleans to re­ ceive an American Legion award, criticised Secretary Dudley Sharp for the apology. James E. Conner, Brooks villa, sent (It* recommendations to Mayo following a stormy hearing in Tampa Feb. 10. It voted to ask Mayo to impose more stringent inspection regulations on eggs ■hipped inlo Florida from other stales, principally Georgia. Pouilrymen admitted their pur­ pose was to cui down Imports of eggs produced more cheaply than Caiselberry Lions' Club officials those produced an Florida chic­ will discuss plana for a light hulk ken farms. ■ala at an executive board m oil­ The committee asked Mayor to ing Wednesday at T:50 p. m. gt the Lyman School. Drew M asaec, new ow ner tt Ihe lem iaeto Raceway aad nrtorip*l speaker of the civic club'# Casselberry Lions To Plan Bulb Sale � 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, February 19, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 19, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 19, 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